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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07

The L. aides of SOneTs at WOrk.-lt seems
that the patriotic ladies of the Town of Somers
are not to be behind those of any other communi-
ty in works Of charity und deeds of Patriotism, in
the cause Of the country. A subscriber hands us
the following account Of box ct clothing and
hospital stores inst prepared and to be sent to
st, Louis for the benefit of the western division
of our army
Editors KeRosha Telegraph Having been at
a meeting of portion of the benevolent and pat
riotc Ladies of Somers, held at the house ofJame>
A. Newman, on the 4th inst, for the purpose OF
making donations for the benefit of the sick
wounded and needy of the Federal army,
send you this account for publication Donations
so appropriate and so cheerfuIly bestowed, should
not pass unnoticed in your columns. was per
mitted to make list of the principal articles
which went to fill the box, which is given below.
And here let me say that in numerous articles
there was strong expression of patriotism. aside
from the real act of giving. Quilts and blankets
with our national Flag of red white and blue
beautiful worked in, making part Of the rea
article and in many other ways was exhibited
the patriotic spirit that prompted the gift itself
The following is the list Of articles contributed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07
GauIey Bridge---Latest News from
Quarter.

quarter
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-This afternoon IM 'I"~,
has some particulars of the late fight at dauisy
Bridge. The engagement was not gene,h
battle, but rather a warm skirmisn, IN WIZ nlbn
the enemy were repused with great loss. lne
action was commenced by the rebels, VINO opII or
ed two batteries on our lines, near 6auiey
Bridge; but, though the firing continued d,
day, little or no damage was done, not one maj.
being killed Late in the day our artillery nao
brought to bear and the rebel battery was SoO"
silenced. .:r,o
A train was fred upon about the same time
some miles up the river, and three men wG 1
ed, but none killed. On Friday night, pen.
hams brigade moved down to Gauley briaSe
and ferried across on flat boat which Inc re-,
els had previously sunk. He moved along tae
base of the hill upon which the rebel batteries re-
had been planted, intending to go down as lxa
as Loup Creek three or four miles below :w ,ed
there is a gap in the mountains and roau Ieau.
ing to the rear of where the rebels are encainP-
ed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07

| The KenOsha Water Cure.-By reference to a
in advertising columns it will be seen that this
establishment has passed into the hands Of DR.. o. R.
BLACKAL late of Brattleboro, VT The Kenosha Water
Cure has long been one Of the institutions of our CITY,
| and we welcome DR.. BLACKALL among US, and hope he
will meet with the abundant success. The late pro-
prieor Mr.. PENNoYER by his uniform gentlemanly and
courteous guests and PATIENTS with the able
medical treatment of Dr. GULLY has made the establish
ment highly popular with all who have had occasion to
visit the Cure.
Dr. Blackan will Immediately put the Cure in the most
thorough and complete repair throughout and make
many additions and improvements for increased advan-
tages and comfort of patients. His experience in this
popular treatment, will enable him to give the fullest
satisfaction to all. He will also introduce in connection
with the Hydropathic treatment the Swedish Move
Cure, which in many varieties of disease has been
practiced with eminent success.
We understand that DR.. B. is making preparations to
issue I" The Western Journal of HEALTH" a "a page
monthly, in connection with the conduct of the Cure
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07

From reported returns it appears that Mr. Thorp
is elected Senator by q majority and Mr.. Bassett
for Assembly by some 60 majority.
The county will probably give the State Ticket
between 400 and 500 majority
We get but few returns from other portions Of the
State Milwaukee gives $500 majority for the
Democratic State Ticket Racine gives 300 ma
jority for Republican Union State Ticket.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07

THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.-The Union
Guards. from West Bend, Capt. Martin Price,
arrived at Camp Randall, Madison, Thursday
last. They belong to Col. Bryant's Regiment
the Twelfth. The men are good, hardy fellows
and the company is more than full, containing
112 men,
The companies of the Twelfth, now at Camp
Randall, are as follows:
Wisconsin Union Rfemen.
Dodgeville Guards.
Lyon Light Guard.
Evergreens.
Kickapoo Rangers.
Pioneer Rifles.
West Bend Union Guards.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07

~ 1t is reported to-day, and although we
have not been officially notified of the fact, we
nevertheless, believe in its being true, that our
friend and fellow citizen, Il. G. Simmons, Esq.
again takes the management of our Rail Road
upon his shoulders what has caused the re-
moval of Mr.. Babcock we do not pretend to
know, only supposing that the parties interest
ed have good reasons therefor, but we with
many others will be sorry to lose him, for it has
never been our lot to meet more gentemanly
man in all his bearings than Mr.. Babcock. Few
could have gained SO much respect as he has in
the short time he has been amongst US, there
fore we say we are sorry to lose him.
As to Mr.. Simmons, we can all feel the ROAD
to be safe in his hands, he has the never failing
faith in its success that generally carries one
over all obstacles, and we are pleased to fine
that the Bond holders, whilst making a change
have not failed to appreciate his untiring ener
gy and natural adaptation to the business. Z
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-11-07

together with dried fruits, ielleS, and minor arti
Giles too numerous to mention. L.F
Somers Nov. 9Th 1861,
We commend this example set by the ladi es of
Somers to the friends of thecause throughout the
county.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-07
RITSON 4 HART.

Mr. H-lry Robinson. Wholesale Wine and spirit
Merchants Huu1Ilu H. usi-r tt- Room u A J. Cart
wright and =; ta- fo1t ~ RsahuIl;I1 street 81 y
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Importer aud Dealer in General Merchandise Commission
SUGAR N,iasseS Co'i-e.
Produce. Ageu; the LHUE and METcAIF Plan
COnsigumeus Of all kinds of Island Produce
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DUNDLES NORWAY SHAPES Z & Z =
ID Cone Tax.
Collins T0uahaUks,
Western im Llrss,
Brlasl Hstch=tsr
Charcoal Irons,
.gse For .ais by " A ALDRICH-
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AdVortisi1a .rcr1a1a-

COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING:
BOOKS. BILLS or EXCHANGE
CATALOGUES BILLS OF LADING.
BILL HEADS. CONSULAR BLANKS.
CIRCULARS. BLANK DEEDS.
AUCTION BILLS, HAND BILLS
PAMPHLETS. SHOP BILLS
y VISITING. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS printed
Yankee Car Press 4" in the highest style the
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~ I'd" hsffss ma he red.
%, 't.s SWEET tI t- rsr-arlh-r-t
T. th= n-rry days - yoath.
WLl- th= w5riI seems f1l q fbri-htr.s.-
And tH- s11I retains its truth
Wien orr hare- ar IiSe she morning. bearl.
mat fash along the s=a.
Ald every t5ean We know ogIif-
l. one q parity
-Iis sweet @ h= r-rler1bereyi
A. the spriur reu=rlh=rs Earth
Spreading ra-e+ IN our pathsay.
Filliu= al our hearts with uirth-
- IL -E==t O. he remembered
n the SUMMER time q Uf..
Ere - rs.s-h the buruiu. SUNNI:
With sIr weigh; u voc and STRIFE
f' ioas backward through the shadows
Wh-r- nur journey dr-t t--un,
-f'rd tas gofdsH .foirsrs of nIsm'ry
TurH their t,S-ss 10 ths sun
Us sweet % Hs remembered
A tn hr--z- remembers dsy.
Floating upssrI frpm the valley
Ger The pilgrims ~-ary way.
% 'ti- sweet o be remembered
Wh-u our IL has lost ft- bI7ara.
AID every morning sun - meet
Iiay leave ~ ~ the tomb
When our youth = half forgotten.
AMI ~ z-ze With yearuin=s fond, =
From a World where al are dying
To des;hles- world beyond.
-TIs sweet o. t-- remembered
IL fts star. rsHsHtB.r MINT
Shining dos u~arI, thro' the darkness,
With a pure and holy Light. Select
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=. Y. EME
W. \. AEDRICU.

Waiaua Oahu Dealer in General Merchandise Country Pr
duce-such Corn. Beans. Bananas, Butter, Eggs, SC.
~
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SOOTHING G. S YRUP

SOOTHING @ 5 Y r UP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
49, s,,y p- .-s;i ne by .onsurz -uus
a. -ss-r.a1u-l sy ALL PAlS GB1 a-toa,
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
r-F--f --r e. r.-sr, sill ga1r.slrss. ard
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
r.t ~ article y-a- CNS
a. r.-rr NEVER HAS IT FAILED -
SINGLE I~sTASrE. EFFECT CURE, t.r1-y
d.s-ts'artan usd
i irsr1;-.-y. isigt'~ oF-rsar'. 'resT
IN ~ -i--' rsi 'as
So. WHAT NJ - ENpsy," s' y-srs'
sr---a--. ASD PLEDGE pUE REPUTATION FpE TIIE FUf~
FlllsIEST WHAT 'vE HIRE DErIARE Ia ar's
.as1-s s4er. ' -ai sras.a. relief Ill
T. ,.I H twenty minutes sn.r 90 sy-P sd stored
-.lstfs f--rat she Trrs- n 0-F afits TX
PFEFNcEp sELLF NURSES S- p gsai, anI Ia
u.sd -la SEvFR FAfIlSg SUCCESS
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
T--. --r- 20 pain rsiss tts stomach
aIE. si sTrata- Al 'H--t. % fH' ~''"
s-..s- O. -sl-H;g -avs "HFfN' Q" TiIE BOWELS.
y-rs.-t s.-sdIy
-.-.4i .ri t@sss ttt Ef-T ASu REST RE-
wFuY ~ 1IIF WORLD ai 20 TT-FNTFRf ASD UiAR-
FHFa ~ fuHE~. -rsth- ar from f-rrs. 10 from
ass--a1.s -1I ss-ry ra.-rr r-tH Dbl. I'D s1frnE
-, s-- r tss f-.s-ur ro-7t 10 S'T iET YOUR TEE-
JUDGES ~uE FEFJrurEs 0F OTHERS. siI trt-'-a
- .-f va. .s,sr-r 90 r-f ttst su D. NTfE-yes
,Hg,frrrEf d SURE '.a- ta = 7si-.r. t1y
g.-f FaI f-s-ars sa-F bottle. N1us
v.nr. - CURTIS Iff,kiNH, r"- h''ks
a. a.. ats i- --4-r.r f7 frHfz- t-saaat tha -orii
Prirrf-r, Office Il Cedar Street, N.
pinri g. WHITE, sotE aGySTs
FuE 1Ur rarIEEC CuAsT,
1872 Warrington Street San Franoisoc- Cal
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INGOLS II STANLEY,
- 4 VI. =. GRISBATM,

importers Whof-als Fashionable Clothing. Hats
Caps Bots shoes every variety Of Gentlemen
Superior Furnishing Gods. Store Of Fort and
Merchant streets, Honolulu, Oahu 1871
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Commercial Advertiser.
''T-H . EN' 'INL NV r RTISER,
l. PHbii-h-d Every Thur-.Iuy Mor,;

Jazz g. cL'ES-Ths CITED song zr.-r T. the author n
-ou-= 'l1'u Pens and ;l- exquisite cong
Eh-h hts z'1- tH= ruuas % ti- press which e ru1
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CHAS. F. GUILLoU. Id.
BOLLES ~ CO..

Slip Chambers and Commission Merchants and Dealers in
General Merchandise Ilhai,a. Maui Whalers ,shed
with recruits shortest notice exchange for goods
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Prirrfrr, office, Il Cedar Street, N Y
PlitrL & WHITE, sotr aGySTs
FuE THE rGCIEIC CrAsT,
1872 Washington Street. San FranciEcc- Cal
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L.
CASTLE n COOK T.
TTAIN AHEE.
ID. v. FLITNER.

ID. Y. FLITNER.
CONTINUES business the areproo building kaahuma
ru
Chr1ua1ust-rs rated hy ob--y4"aS o the and
instrument accurately adjusted 10 the
90 Honolulu Particular attention tp fine
repairing. SNtaut and quadrant gls--s Siyerei
ami adjusted. Charts aud nautical Instruments constantly
hand and : r
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H. W. SEVERANCE.
shin Chandler .lI Clr1r.-ian Merchant. Honolulu. =
REFERS To
Captain y. ,. -SHE, Honolulu
Nas-~z T. g.. WsrFE1ft~ 4 Go,
Wrlrrtg- q HsEEN. S-E London.
sfsflrrf "a
s. ALIEs. NaE IlHlfsrt.
ITrsEV a. pIErE.
II EEASCE viii ..r-irg- fh- ship tf.a1I'srs ari
fa= rI stand livery
ship CharII-ry N-rrh41'- required Shipping Fil M
t-tf On hand arI f4r sale az l1g rates.
NUASOS'S PASTE BLACKING. small medium
an Fsr
IS Tn ". 4. ALDEICH
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0WrlIjnO5 1n0 &rll estate.

z 4.
~, pIucy of Nr. ". 4. Alrch, the Erv-pruaf Block
IL of Queen and Rlahuuauu Srr-Js-n1 better
locality business the city umr! possession given
AIpIytp e. BREWEl; & co.
1j5-tf Market Wharf
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CHING. small. medium
Fsr sale ~
V 4 ALDEICH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

400 BROADWAY MUSIC HALL, ASS,
ItOJ ONE DOOR BELOW BR0OME STREET
OVERW ElMlNG ATTRACTIONS.
OVERW IEIMlNG ATTRACTIONS.
IMMENSE SUCCESS IMMENSE SUCCESS
IMMENSE SUCCESS IMMENSE SUCCESS
BROADWAY MINSTREIS,
BROADWAY MlNSIRFIS,
BROADWAY MNsrREIS,
BROADWAY MINSrKEIS,
BROADWAY MINSTRElS,
BILLY BILLY s slRH A ASD ZEN ZEN S SSrFSS
J. A. HERMAN,
JOHN MULIiGAN AND TIM NORTON,
IoIN MuiIIGAN AND TIM NORTON,
ANNErrA GALI.ErT,
ANNETTA GAIIEITI,
ANNETTA GAII.ErTI,
The greatest Danseuse ia the world.
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
The best Comic Singer in America
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE
GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE,
This Saturday afternoon, at half past two, for
LADIES AND CHILDREN
LADIES AND CHILDREN
The management have great pleasure in announcing an
engagement with the
CELEBRATED ORRIN FAMILY,
CELEBRATED ORIN FAMILY,
who will appear ON Monday, August 10
WIINThR GARDEN.
w The management has sincere pleasure in announc.
ing that
MIR, J. s. CLARKE,
who created great sensation the dramatic world in
his engagement last spring, WILL on
MONDAY EVENING, 10TH,
MONDAY EVENING, 10TH,
Inaugurate short season, appearing in two of his
GREAT COMIC ROLES,
COUSIN JOE
TOODL.ES
He will be sustained by
MRS. ALEXlNA FISHER BAKER,
Who will make her first appearance, and a Powerful
Company, embracing many artists new to New York.
ID AREY'S SYSTEM OF HORSE TAMlNG-WuIIAM
III CffnS respectfully announces that his first Exh
bton of Subugaton, under the above system, will take
place at the Equestrian Institute, South Fourth street,
Williamsburg on Monday evening, August 10. Several
and will be introduced and subugatcd the presence
the audience Tickets % cents. Reserved seats so cents
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AMUSE NJENTS.

WlS1AH GARDEN ,,x
GRAND FAREWELL
PERFORMANCE,
PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE
For EUROPE, OF THE
CELEBRATED AMERICAN ARTISTS,
Mn AND MRS FLOR ENCE.
Who nave appeared during eighty consecutive nights TO
numerous and highly app esative audiences who have
eyhced thet appreciation by tumultuous applause and
Shouts o laughter at the artistic excellence Of comic
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL
SATURDAY EVENING, August IT,
Az the request OF many patrons
THE TOODfES
Timothy Toodes. .........,....M Mr. W 7 Florence
After which,
FLORENCEs' FAREWELL POLKA,
BY Mr. Mo!enhanef and Orchestra,
to conclude with
WORKING THE 0RCIE
Polly Sparkall, mliner Mrs ". Florence
Dolly Slocurn Yorkshire lass Mrs. w. j Florence
Mrs Montgrowlcry an ancen tscanda
munger MIS- w. D. Florence
Hon. fps finnigan London exquisite Mrs w j. Florence
rreu fllzflS,a DarDer Mr. w D. Florence
Deh iarpoy, sailor. W. j. Florence
ference OGrady, an lrshman. Mr. W. D. Florence
Mynhoer Won Sputcnioder, Dutchman Mr. W. j. Florence
During the piece Mrs Florence will sing The Captain"
johnny was a Shoemaker and dance g Clog Horn
Pipe"
MONDAY,
the celebrated American Comedian,
MIR. j. s. CLARKE,
will appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING,
"A Furniture, Carpets, Jewery, &c, wanted for the
Western markell pay folows-Froin SO to SS5 for
Sill Dresses for Pants com 81 to So Coats from So to
6ls by calling addressing A. Ducas, 21S Seventh ave
nue. between twenty md Twenty fifth streets La
dies attended to By Mrs. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

CUNDAY BOAT FOR MISREPRESENTATION KEY
~ PORT will leave Robinson street pier Sunday, Al
CAST 49, at O'Clock A NJ landing at Unon, Rossyille,
1ottcns, Perth Anb0y and CiiwOod each way. Return
ing leave Keyport nj 3ls The fcyport will be run
puncuay to her advertised time, and make her regular
landings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

A BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
70 dispose OF their cast off Clothing Carpets fufni
tire ard Jewery.-l guarantee to pay twenty-five per
sent moro an any other dealer. Please call or ad
j. ANHT 1872 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth
and Twenty first streets Ladies attended on by Mrs.
AnhSlt.
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RE STA.URANTS.

TTNHE WEATHER HAS TAKEN A SUDDEN TURN OF
late, from intense heat TO October cold, but Spen-
keeps the tenor of his way dispensing his
ale for cents to all thirsty souls at No 2Corandt street
northwest corner Broadway. SPENCER
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TNHE LA TOUREIrE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N j.,
will be kept open until October. Two desirable suits
of Rooms suitable for families will be vacated this week.
and may be secured it. applied for Immediately. Boats
leave for the La Tourette House from pier North river
at 72O IL 20 320 and 500 from Dey street at 1870 and
4 80 o'clock. WESLEY w. HILL, Proprietor
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tt1CE WILL BUY FRUIT AND BUTTER STORE
NDlOC and first rate Top Gocery Wagon; rent of
Store aud two Rooms for family, $40 month; will take
part cash Apply the premises, 4S2s Hudson street,
or IL Centre. ZEILIO 4 HASTINGS.
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EXCURSIONS.

IHXCURSIONS ON HARLEM RIVER TO HIGH BRIDGE
IL The Harlem and Spuyten Duyvil Navigation Com
panys steamboats, EMILY TIGER and TRUMPETER, leave
Harlem every hour for High Bridge and Kngsbridge on
Sundays, every half hour. n. B-Eher Of the above
boats be chartered for excursions picnic parties or
Sunday schools, application at the office. Harlem
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OG GREENE STREET-IN THE NE1GHBORIIOOD OF
~ the best hotels and restaurants-furnshed Rooms
to let to gentlemen only Rooms from 81 TO 81 per week
House has a fine yard gas, &c. and is very quiet.
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TOUNTRY BOARD-PERMANENT If SUITED, Is
" wanted for lady and two children in farm house
where comfortable home may be had References of
the highest responsibility given; terms moderate Ad
dress, with allpartculars, r. E. A, Herald Office for
three dayS,
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TENEA STORE FOR SAIE.-TIIE LEASE, FIXTURES AND
Il Stock Of the Oldest established store ia the Eighth
avenue Doing business in such times these of
$500 to 5000 per week all cash store 100 feet Deep fitted
up in elegant style. viii be sold low for cash. prime
security. Satisfactory for selling Apply at So
Front street
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A LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, WITH
"A closet, hot and cold aud bathroom with Board
for gentleman and wife, for 81 so week. also, third
story front Room, with two pantrics for 81 1853 East
Thirty street, Third avenue.
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A LADY HAVING NO CHILDREN OF HER OWN
IA Is DESTROYS Of having intelligent little girl about
10 years Of age to board with her for company she viii
be well cared for good schools by terms easy Ad
dress for one week Mrs Z. L., Greenpont Post Office
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CtOUNTRY BOARD-AT SpUYTEN DUYvIL, ONE
~ hour from Chambers street by Hudson River Rail
road in full view Of the river and creek good bathing
and fishing. Call on address E. Quick $50 Washing
ton street, New York
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4 PRIVATE GERMAN FAMILY, OF THE HIGHEST
IA responsibility, will let few pleasant Rooms with
good Board and comforts of home House contains all
modern improvements. Neighborhood desirable Please
apply at 10 West Thirty street References given
Terms according to times Use Of piano.
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CL0T1IlNG-LADIES AND
~ gentlemen having any Cast OF Clothing Furniture,
Carpets and Jewery to dispose Of viii receive the high
es price in cash by calling on addressing c. Msh, 3O2
IeveDtn avenue, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets Ladies attended to by Mrs. Mish.
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TTN0 BALL ROOM, HOTEL PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS.
i The Stock Furniture and Fixtures together with
the good will of lease and business Of the ccebr ated
Enlistment, known as the Jones Assembly Rooms 656
Broadway will be sold before the Goth inst. at pr
waite sale. or public auction on Tuesday, August 90 at IL
O'clock Catalogues day Of sale The above establishment
can be seen from 10 A. NJ to z. NJ For further par
cuars inquire Of JOHN LLOYD SONS, auctioneers Is
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

TTNO LET-A SPARE BEDROOM, TO A QUIET GENTLE
l. man. There is but four In family. The neighbor.
hood is quiet and on stage route Call at 144 Wooster
street,
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH BOARD IN PR.
IA vate family only and where other boarders
taken good sized Room full Board for lady and partial
for gentleman, required must be in New York and
side preferred for which So per week will be promptly
paid. Address, with full particulars, Edgewood box 1l9
Herald Office. References given and required.
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YTN0 LET-wITH FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD, A
l. handsomely furnished suit Of five Rooms, together
or separately ON second floor of first class hoase; din
her at g. Apply at fi9 Ninth street. west Of and near
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

20 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTH
90 Avenue Hotel.--A suit of Rooms, with Board,
will be let TO family Of adults or genemon also two
three single Rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

o. UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF NINTH
~ street.-Elcgantly furnished Apartments,
seeking Board for the winter Reference required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS-ON SECOND
IA floor; also, Rooms third floor with all the modern
improvements Will be let to gentlemen and their wives
or single gentlemen. House first class. Dinner at 8
O'Clock Apply at No. 20 West Eleventh street, near
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

NYTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM, FOR A SINGLE
w gentleman, with respectable family in house
with all the modern improvements, Broadway not
above Tenth street. Please address NJ NJ, box III He
raid Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17
ASTROLOGY.

A CLAIRVOYANT WHO HAS NO EQUAL.-LADIES
n who sick, in trouble or unfortunate, consult
her with the sticest confidence. She warrants to
the most aggravated OF rheumatism in few days
If you wish obtain correct information all events call
and SEQ Mrs. MILTON 35l Hroome street Office hours
from 0 O'Clock A. NJ until s p NJ.