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some,hinr torthe Ladies'.

Paris correspondent Of lhe New
News assipsa little abou, ibS
ss 81 Ruganle. He saysilss dnl'
sly conceded shatshs Is IbO besI
sed,lady IN EuropO She ss' The
als fsskiOnsfoF the world; and
ri bys pos only modistes but artists 70
sY6em. Her department Of reed
N ds clothing Is something immense
VI sAy that she has q new dress Tor oy'
aag 10 the year would not begin to
tnyey idea oflhe extent aud variety
Z ker wardrobe. I6Ahefronl centre Of
b majssly's private dressing room
there is 4 trap door opening in:oa spa.
cisus hell above filed with presses,
esehiconiplblng a dress exhibited on a
fflsns--looking Ike an etigy Of the en-
pisss herssIf In 0 part Of these press;
d there Is little railway leading to
th9 aforesaid trnp.door, through which
ihs dress is 'decended into lhe presence
otahe empress. Ifit pleased her maj
q the dress is lifted from the frame
6v placed upon the imperial person; il
nd, ii is whipped Up, and ano,hcr
consa down 10 its place; and not unfie.
qaenlly another snd another and apOlh'
eF so faslidious is the taste which gives
Che law TO tho world Of fashion. In
public ths Empress never looks over
dfessed. A severe simplicity always
q lTSeleriEes her toilette, while every
thingS in Material. ct and color, is Os
coippIftO intarmOny as a sonata Of Bee.
thtseg This is the great secret Of the
'aE Of dfess.' A woman who wears
dissordant ribbons breaks that sense ot
vlslH melody commonly called good
tS5ta, without which not even the
Duchess OF Goiconda can dress well--
CsFlHin colors are incongruous and in-
harmonic as certain potes in music; and
The StliAs who compose dresses for the
EmprOss Eugenio study those natural
laws Of harmony as carefully as the
painter the hues Of his palette. Just
Bo& It has been discovered tballhe par
aso. the dress, the bonnet, the gloves
aaa the CATERS must be all the same
color to prodgcs the most unique and
pleqsing effect Aud thus 4 complete
dressed lady no longer oesnds abe eye
switb a aconfused contradiction Of oolors
olallt the shades and sitbout the order
81 he rainbow. b6 reaepts a perfect
.p pre- ss melq;EI6asly charming TO the
tkS sDir of'Home Sweet Home is
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The Indlnn ,rrentr Erpcditlon.

A letter from Senator Rrm.cy. dalod
Fort AhOrcrombie, Sept i2h, stated that
they reached the fort d noon ths; daY,
They were accompanied by Csat Rock
woods COMPANY. detachment Of Cap.
tain Hrnderson's company, under Lieu;
tenant L1rnpd anl Lieutenant Dwel's
with a section of battery Capt Davy's
company which was expec'cd to be nd
led 10 tho escort at the fort, were foqaa
10 be without ndequ.tO clothing.
No Indians have been seen or heard
Of since leaving Sank Centre. and Sena.
tor Ramsey had aerotdinaly determined
NOT to enlist The Chippowas, as he did
ori 'iaally intend 10 do.
They expected to leave the fort .'ess
Monday, and spend seven dav' In reach. 4.
ING the iTooty grounl.--lSt. Paul PrSs9.
10Th. :
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RTAs there ia frequent inquiry why
the Legislature does not enact law 10
prohibit rebel Sympathizers from exer.
ciSing the right Of suffrage, member of
the Senate requests uS TO publish the
following section Of an gel passed Feb
ruary 5, 1868:
"Any citizen of this State who shall,
alter the passage of this act voluntarily
levy war against the United States or
who shall adhere 10 the enemies OF the
same or give them aid OF comfort or who
shall by wiring or speaking profess OIL
lcgiancs or fidelity to the so.cslled Con.
felerstS States Of America, or who shall
resist or oppose by violence, or who
shall by speaking or writing iostigato
others to resist or oppose by violence
the government oil Virginia as reorgan'
ICED by the convention which assembled
at Wheeling on the llth dOy Of June,
1862, shall be considered as having ex
patttutsd himself as far aS regards lhis
State and shall lhencelonh bo deemed
no citizen thereof"
In the bill which became law yeSter.
day 90 provide far tho election to be
held on the 4,h Thursday Of October,
1863" there is also a section more strin'
gent than the qbOyO, which will prohibit
from voting many persons who have
heretofore exercised ,ho, righL-IDaily
Intcligencer.
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,MospAy, Sept. 2l, 1888.

HoUSE-Ths House was opened
with prayer by the Rev Samuel Beraes,
The discussion Of the DOddridge coun.
" contested election case Oh. II. Diss
Deba, vs.. Bphraim Bee was resumed
and the session occupied by Mr.. Debar
in discussing the evidence.
The Speaker laid before the Hod
message transasitting q carte f'NNiRsl
Governor Of Virginia, setting forth
in pursuance Of an act passed bHSl6c
General Assembly Of that State, Fobru-
a, 1868. entitled IAN Act giving con.
sent 10 the admission Of cerlain counties
into the new Stale Of Wost Virginia, on
the sslb Of May 1868, for and against
annexation 10 this Srats, at which large
majority of sll the voies cast, were in "a.
vor Of such annexation
Also memorial from citizanS Of south.
western Virginia asking for admission
into the new S'as Of the Congrrsson.
al District comprising the counties of
Pulaski, Wythe. Tazewell, Washing.
ton. Russell, Scott, Buchanan and Wise.
Both communications vera referred
to the Committee on Counties, Town
ships. &c,
The discussion Of the report on the
contested election case was resumed,
aid after considerable discussion, vote
was reached, which resulted;
For repoEl-i5. Agaiust-2o.
So it was decided that Mr.. Bee was
entitled to the seat.
Adjourned.
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Renst.

a woman residing in Peoria. Ill. by
The name of Crowley on Sunday lest
heat her own chilli on The head 40 seri.
ouslv as 10 cause almost instant death.
few dars prNvions'v she had broken
m arm NJ another chill with drng
min Atpnother iims she cadeht onc
# her children bv the nosO and iwis'el
Il until shN fraoinrcd thA bone--while
throwing them oyer fapsss, or ruuniog
'frNr 'h'm with n pi'rbiorE az so g..
was daily amusement
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If anything in the world will mako
a man feel badly, except piuching fn.
gers in the crack Of door, il is unques.
lionably quarrel. No man ever fails TO
think less Of himself aiter than he did
before; ii degrades him in the eyes Of
others, and worse, blunts his sensibiity
on one hand, and increases the power and
passiona ale irritation on The other. The
ruth is, the more peSceaby we all get
along the better-the better for us, the
better for our neighbors. In nine out of
ten, the wisest course is, if man cheats
you toGui, his COMPANY; il he ISLANDERS
you take care 10 live so that nobody will
believe him, no matter who he is, or how
he misuSes you, the wiscst way is 10 let him
alone; for there is nothing heter thar
this cool, calm and quiet way Of dealing
with the wrongs we meet with.
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EEA respe etabIe woman nsmed LoY

EgA respectable woman named 10y
residing in Washtenaw county. Wiscon.
sin, some days since visited store 10
Milwaukee. where she had long traded
with the object Of making purchases. -
After rejecting various articles she was
discovered, while the clerk had his bark
turned upon her, concealing a shawl,
which, when, detected she Immediately
paid for ap lalt the store, Feating that
the matter might come to light, she resol
we'd upon suicide. which she effected os
follows: A few days alter, she went 10 o
river. some four miles from her rome,
where she drove stick into the ground,
on which she fastened a Handkerchief
so TO mark the spot, Then tying ono end
ofa long string 10 her arm and the other
end to stump, toprevent the body from
floating away. she went in TO the stream
and was drowned, Thus the poor woman
was found. She wns upward Of fifty years
Of age. An aIominalion OF her house re
,ealgd The facl that shs must hays been
10 10 habit OF putloining goods for
ye, although from what motive it is
hV p tell,
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BJrln the Austrian psrli,ment the
members vote By telegraph. Each dep.
uiY has before him, at his desE, pair
ofblsck and white knobs, and his vote
is given afimaliSely or negatively by
pressing one OF them. Two frames ore
placed by the Sido Of the President. up.
on one Of which the alfi native votes ap
pear IS white points on black rrqnni.
and the negative upon the other. 10 black
spots on . while ground. Each press
urs oil the deputy's hand on the knobs is
marked BY electricity upon one Of these
tablets.
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GJ"Mr. Noys. in his book Of "sket.
ches Of the War" tells the best story
we have seen, Of the wy Yankee cool.
ness puts down female insolence in reb-
oldom. A spleniidly be.ilked and bo.
feathered female Of tie JEFF Davis flock,
in passing one ofour soldiers, gave the
skirl Of her dress The usual flirt to show
her contempt for the tribe, and the sol
dier replied by the following bit Of tor.
ture:
"Why, marr, how dirty your stock,
ings srCl Just look at emil" Down
went female skirts and female pride al
the same instant, while n hearty laugh
from bis comrades winged the sarcastic
shaft aul sent it we'll home.
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ProFane sneeeh.

Many mep Sreysry ptobl no, and asked
Ixh.ythsy,usp lsegsage ihatisaot3 only
gi6Iativs ofths Law ot God bnl offensive
d Ihe good sense ana lasge eg every dss
cent person they will tel ysa that
mean nothing by t,hOt 4 Is mere.
6abit ilatthey have insenslbl5
sOied, snd d'tla! they a5c posisiySly
acious of It the very moment they
We altering the most shocking osths =
wo arSqaite sure that this is true
There is no voice which is Noiainexeu.'
sable. in every sense, and yet which is
moro universal, than profanity ofspeechi
while there is mona That is more difficult
TO cure for the very reason that the
hubiiusl swoarer is not aware, himself,
how grossly he is oultaglnS, with al
most every phrase that issue from his
lips, the Precep@ of religion and. the
moral sentiment Of every yiruous mind,
The employment, 10 daily and familiar
speech Of those expIetiyes which shock
the ears even of the most hardened
swesrer, must be traced to example
and association. We learn 10 swear in
profane co 1pon7, just as We learn to
speak. We take our dialect from those
with whom we grow up, II they, in
their conversation, inlerpolalo oRths At
almost every breath, wc catch The vice
as if by contagion, and the ltnguago Of
tho blaOkguard and the atheist becomes
before we know It, an essenaa part Of
ouS vernaclo. This is SO true, that when
any friend checks the swOarer 10 bis
ordinary talk. and tells him that ho to.
king Gods name ia win in, in almost
every sentence, ho is surprised 10 learn
how reeklossly he has been abusing the
gift Of speech, ap,lia ready even to blush
At the repetition of the fearful words
that hnYs passed from his mouth. New
The folly IS persisted in, by Iho
the mere force ofOpstOm and evil associ-
atioOs. aud correction Of it seems hardly
possible, without the robuko which is
given by some good montcr. who is ever
near to remind ono oflhe oftnsc as Oft.
en- as Il is committed. Swearing how
eyer, is most compon with those per-
sons who have very little Of the force Of
SeMeia-w6at 1Bcy-ny ana WHO bops 10
make up for that deficiency by the EN-
phasis which tliey suppose their speech
may derive from the yulguroSt epithcts
and the cosrost oalhs.
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Glnnco.inr rI.hrrins.

We learn from the Boston Trnvellts
that thu fsheres OF Gloucester are very
successful the present ymr, many ofiho
vessels having returned from their Grst
irip TO the Bay st. Lqwrencc with fnlk
fares mackcreI. Last year No. rs
brought 80, this year Si4, and such is
the demand for them that the cargoss
ara frequently sold before the vessel
touches the wharf. II seems almost
Impossible this wear to supply the i'm.
mensc demand for all kinds Of fish -
The ves'cls now arriving immsJnielw
leave for their lssttfi and viii No back
again from lst to 18th Of NoyAmber.--
At least two hundred schoopersSnrs ,ab.
sentfrom Gloucester alone It ihe bSy.
and, If successful in obtaining fares,
from sixty TO one hundred thnuGend bpr-
rels may be expected 10 arrive OF Glour
cester this Autumn. The shore feet,
however, nre doing nothing, aud there
will mot probably be more than nm av-
erRgo oalch. The fisheries dimipish 40
much at Other plares ms they insfsss6ssl
Gloucester, spi IN q few years slmnsE..
The entire calrh of mackero will Be by
Gloucester vessels.
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SAtosh bridge.

,1lay last the experiment of
I'd wing a ponioon bridge over the Eis
tS tronch was repeated by the corps
unaer the com mand of General Benhom
Among the distinguished persons pros
ent were Postmaster General Blair,
Secretary Fox, General Heinlzslmau,
General Slodeman. General Frank
Blair, Captain Wise of the Navy De-
parlment, and quite number Of army
and navy officers The occasion was al
so graced by the presence Of ladies.
In eight minutes from the time the
signal flag was raised the bridge was
laid; in eight minutes more i, wa'
swung across the river to the opposite
shore, and in lSenty.6ve minutes from
the commencement Of the work, parties
in carriages and on foot were crossing
on the bridge at once firm and substan.
ti4l. Every thing went ofsuccossfully,
as might have been predicted Of any
operations uud r the dire ctiOn General
Bsnham. to whom end his admirable
corps of officers and men the country is
indebted for most valuable and effi,ient
services on occasions whom a single
mistake might have haz,rded the safety
Of an army.--[WasblngtoR Chronicle.
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De,etter. IN ,Io.,nobu,c,ts.

The Provost Marshal of the Third
District Of Massachusetts, alvct,ises .
mosl formidable list Of dcserters. nun.
bering several hunarcd. II eompriseS
men in all stations of life, gamblers. la.
borers, mechanics, merchuuis, artists,
&c, some Of them well known citizens.
II is claimed that many Of them never
reccival notifications, hpt this is hardly
probable. By the decision Of Judge
Advocpte General Holt. person who
fails 10 report himself, ard is d'serter.
may still 90 before the Board Of Enroll.
meni and prove that he is not liable 10
do militarv.duiv; bn'. Il on hearing his
claim the Board decide that he is linhle,
he must then rive his personal service,
"a cannot tlen be allowed to furnish a
substitute no. to pay $500 therefor. =
Here's a fn' prospect for the kid glovel
gentlemen of Boston,
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significant remn,k was made
since by Gen. Grant to some
friends. They we're cQnvsrsiog
Logan'and bis extension oflut'
neral Grant remarked that no
iISd Gen, Logans Curlough be-
while ho was in Illinois fighting
COP lrhSAdS, bO ,till was in the Geld
doi duty
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ETTho othOr day, friend wishing
to teach my little tbreo year old Susie
The hymn beginning, | want to DO an
angel, told her to repeat the frtt line,
when she looked up, and with animation
exclaimed: No, I DON'T want TO be .
IolAihE."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-01

AF An old soakor being found in the
gglier one rainy pilht, tho water makiog
clear breach oyer him from head to heel
vas asked BY Passer'by what be was
doing there.
oh" said hs, 81 sgrssd 70 meet a
nan htrS,
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I.'Epcot.' said young physician,
on his way to JAmsiOa, on hearing ezas-
geraied rumors Of tho cholea, "to wit
ness a great many death-bed scenes this
summer" "Doubtlsts.' replied n
friend, "if you got much practice"
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A.Lareo Artosl nanny oalcors.
In eonEgluence of alleeaIiona nrainnL

!, =. VoussAuehue OF allegallons agnIGRk
5lheiRlegFie oftbe oilif1rs oondnctjne
2hoslffl d iha i30islI conlssiora
District ihehnelaass ojIios
beenlenposQriY 81 n.llll al
rest Of PFqyosl ar Btt
.Sqfeeon 2aulabcf
il
ufpis Dftaban
ford, aOatA ilf
Septto Fort lalbfSl
ments prs ptnhAtly sir9 ph 6e
eminent has a more bqnoirblc Y
sreRsfng ils,snsposted ppenia. AID ias
are probably simlay uldOrSiraSt fof
abby Court Martial.
A'Similar misfortune has al
Cap, Avery, Of The lat Connect
cayNlr; Capt Jepson, Of tho l0tlec
and Capt Lewis, oftbe litb on
have all been engaged in recruiting
here for many monibs, md who have
been chSgsd with derraudlug The Goy.
ernmentb engaging in The substitute
broker business. All those oflaots are !,
rigbtfGlly entitled 10 he regarded os
guiltIess, unilthey are found guilty, as
Wa believe they will DO Gcuerel DIX
commanding this department, has orler.
ed court martial to trytbem. II will
meet on the e7lb instant nm the couh:
lrY, 80 as 10 be rid of city and local IN;
auencc. It's sail that Hartford is 80,
lceted as The locality.
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RyThe fa-mcrs of the West Pro 10;
te''iuc LARGELY IN young horse Hesli
helieving ibal since tho eov'romepi.
agents have cleared the country ofso@
priced aslmnl', rood horse slqoh viii
soon command extraordinary. pfio9l.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-01

AFWadsworlh cnulionH sludloul
a pludious friend sgpidsl pgrowiug dou,
ble." but tho girls ihint tits the begl
thips a yonpg naa cen do;
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Rep Iiousr, W. ", 1868.

GTI do not say. remarked Mr.. Brown
thSt JOncS is q thief bul ! do say that II
hiS farm joined mine | would not try to
keep sheep,
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..GbeI10eekIp astpisttr
PUHr1sRED EVERY TAuasnAY ny


GEORGE W. TIPPETT, Pr0Prielor,
* ,,l Corner Siaiai Third sa@ls.
: POINT PLEASANT. WEST VIRGINIA.
TERMS One dollar aud iiity cents per an,
mum strictly ID advance.
.3 ADVERTISING. s
quns aqnars ogIuIInes, one of tllres Insertions
Il .51 Observation-Disclosures, IS cent?.
M ianal cards Of lines or less year $
iar UAldm 6mohths $40 one wear SIS
HelkGeiymn y 6 qIsnlhs $l5, year $50
~ One Column, 6 months SOS year $S5
. A liberal discount made 10 those who adyer.
tise by the year 49,
81 Advertisements must hsEethe number q n
2 Bertions marked on the copy, or they vii! he
kept fn.till forbid aud char ;ei accordingly
All casual ortransient advertisements must
be paidfor 10 advance, 10 insure their Insertion
4 IrAffidayit will not be made to orders Of
] Publication or other legal advertisements I'M
less they are plid IoT. l433b.
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THE Rebellion,
DRoPa SAILS FOE OATS AsD HAY
DEPOT QuARrrREAsrEK's OrrIcE, !
toRNkk or EiGHrkNsru Ann q hrRsErs
AAzIlINETn~ N lsIsx \

ooRSKn or kichrrrsru aNn srRsnrs I
Sc lied ts Val be received once
tho eS two %s Al ior
Has eooi M, chanlab tnothy mt Up N a,cs ana
d:,relea at 2,oool ~ thousand pounds he .oa
bsrs OF about Two bushels each.
Oats VIII be received by weight (32, thry.two pounds
furnished without charge TO the govern
Delivery be made the city Of Washington within 500
thirty days from the date q. Of ~, y ,ontract
Proposals viii be received Tor ttol five hundred OF
hay ana upwards and tor t50eo0 hty thou bushels OF
oais and upwards.
1he PROF ostions for tins hay may be upon
sam APP, on. must be maae entirely dsinc. from and
The m name aud post Office address OF the bidder must
appear n the prcposai IL. .. :,
the parties must appear the bld win be the
Poposais rom d. y artss Ma no, IL considered and
oath Of ailesanct accompany each pfoposuon
Quarterma;er United states Army washington D ~ ana
'Aoi' 0e plainly nA'sq rIcSsaTs for oats ana Hay
The ability Of the bidder q IN nc contract, should II be
persons whose signatures mus be appended to the gusran
The responsibility Of the guarantors by the
oo ss's Of The cieS q Toe nearest District Court
as NUS Dc present person Masp the bids are
Bonds equal in halt he be received
s w ssasa By The Ana 10Th 2, IN g%sr
As fond mus. accompany the contract VIII be
' ss sps ,ssdy be
cured upon application being this Office. per
sonally, by letter, or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, - of the county oil state OF -, and
-, Of the county Of -. and State OF -, do here
by that is able to fulfil the contract,
with Of HIS prop son should
his proposition be accepted he Will
tract in accordance Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him prepared TO
become his secnritss.
(ro this be sppended the Official certificate
above mentoncd)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY &C.
al
VIII he rigidy inspected and such good
sound rneichantabe quality viii ne rejected.
Pay &c made upon the pcton Of the contract
thereafter the Depot CaItemas'er shall be IN
funds
Any informally In the bio .confornancc with the
terms OF this ADVERTISEMENT VAL insure the rejection OF the
proposal.
DclNc be made the railroad depot Of the
wiaryes, in the city of Washington.
The Depot Quarternastr himself the right to
reject aay all bids that he may deem too high.
ID. H. RuCKER,
Colone. and Depot Quarternaster.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE DROWN STONE, FINELY
IA fresoed,l for sal let; now vacant; within one
block Office also furnished Rooms to let house
keeping TO grown pers only Apply 10 BARNES CO.,
Al West Twenty. seventh street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

4 EEDs GRAY, SUCCESSORS Oh ". &. RUDNAk.-
IL terbtsted ptadstbiN A. tor sale IN barrels hAtf
lartts aud bptiles ~ MM. J HOWELL sgeah a. No. "
laird aycore. corner sl ST. kalss ssce.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLAoK's
ERGIN AT 4.
TO NiGtig. MONDAY.
II ELrIu TiMk iikl.E.

pop llap,omc drama
,,,,..,. CENTRAL PARK
wEDNEsDaf-ln Complains. win numerous repuesta
ana letters recev for Its will be enacted the
=, . ROAD TO RUIN
-, WIN ~ celebrated aud aided distribution.
THuhsDAf-Flt enth and last lght oi the comedy
BOSOM FRIENDS.
fklDAf-Ihd uue this season, Buiwers attractive play
of the -
s LADY OF LYONS.
sATuhDAlSfcond night OF Mortons standard comedy,
..o.. SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
MoNDAf-Es ia anu last tn present,
a BACHELOR or ARTS.
nENhlEFTE amt MARRIED. LIFE are n rehearsal.
BOY BOOK open Tor OF the evenings from to
TO De rtpaed. Pauline, Money, Bold Stroke for
Provoked Hue band
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A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY. NEAR WALL
IA street. saie-Beng the northeast of Cedar
and " liam streets having frontage OF l5s feet Apply
John KELS0. H6 Cedar
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TOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-A DOUBLE HOUSE,.
3lxl8, l05 feet deep. occupied by the owner
Win be sold or smaller house in New YORK
or Brookyn II is good speculative property For further
particulars inquire or Il. A. DICKINSON, 30 Beekman
street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-02

A T $40 FOURTH AvENUE-FOR SALE. CITY AND
IA country Dwellings Stores Tenements, Farms, Lots
&c Parties having property 70 dispose for only
invited TO call on or address MckIBBIN, DAY COBB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-02

A VALUABLE HOUSE FOR SALE ON FIFTH AVE-
n nne, above Madison opportunity in
and location seldom Address Merchant, $3.50
Post Office, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-02

A N ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE
IA for sale, wide street. q feet wide, 81 deep
the perfect order l, is lde house. Price SIS
JAS. R. EDWARDS. 277 " est Twenty .hird street.