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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
East tennessee Relief Society.

II Is important that the events and occurrences
In East Tennessee connected with the war should
10 faithfully recorded and preserved, IN view of
this Gat the Executive Committee Of the East Ten
nersee Relief Assocaton have decided 10 DO what
thew can towards that end All citizens who have
shared In any scanes or transactions Of special in
terest growing out Of the wal and located IN East
Tsnnessee, or who have been personal observers IN
such instances are therefore, requested TO put their
recollections in writing and transmit their narratives
10 the Society for safe keeping All communion
tions should be accompanied 10y responsible name,
and be addressed to John N Fleming E.q, Score.
tary or to either member Of the Executive COM
mttee. npH3.u
from he Raorplle Wig, Aprl %, lstl
II will be seen by reference to another column
that the East Tennessee Relief Sorioty proposes
through its Executive Committee, a. become cole
lec,or and depositary Of manuscript narratives hay-
Ing reference to the troubles in This part Of The
country during the lnst three wears i Is phnly
desirable that such work should h7 done vhiIo thc
occurrences of the war are yet fresh IN the minds Of
their witnesses and while they who have acted or
suffered in interesting and memorable scenes, sin
survive, And az there Is no Historical Society in
this part of the country whose office It Is to oolca,
and preserve such narratives there "a au obvious
propriety in the Relief Society undertaking that
duty, although u was not part Of ms original pun
pose and Is not strictly within he sphere,
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C.. I'll. MILLS.
lao BALTIMORE STREET,
BaifiIll ore. Maryland.
lFrmlriy Of El.l T.aacs.tl
fENrI,nIE CinlErIrnnTnNr MN, r,rI 4 A,nl
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT

For The Sale snd Purchase Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION or NERCIIANDlHE
BEGS to offer his services 10 Suffers, Marchauts,
and others in the purchase ct all kinds Of supplies
tnee N tho cities Of Baltimore New York and
Philadelphia, gives bin great advantages in the Sc
lection Of Goods, and procuring th1m % tho lc.t
rates. lie viii give his personal and prompt Mt
tention to all orders however small, and see that
they are promptly forwarded.
Merchants Susler. and others, who are located
IN 4. OF the ins urectionary States. must conform
10 the Trade Kcg.'utions as prescribed blythe Sec
rotary of the 7 7caa Try and forward their permits,
,orether Nth ;h.ir invoices, 10 me.
Persons Wanting 10 procure supplies for their
familie. will appigto te nearest special ag'n, who
will Give thelu all the Information desired. The
money must nc ,ompaoy al crders tar goods. Drafts
on nny of the G overrnent .ycposarles or Quarter
master, Vouche y, properly improved will answer
as we'll This encouragement o.'trs maHg advantages
"a those whose time is yaUabl' ~ t-eir place ~
busines His com vision e per cent for vii or
der, under one hund red doar9-tF al! orders over
one hundred dollars, 9! per cent.
Parties ordering goods should dcfiy1ate how they
wish them shipped, by express or oth'9W!se Ee!eT
to
THos KEMP & Co., RCTTorr 4 SMITB baltimore.
j. I. EsrgRBRooK, CHARLES Macy, E,q, a d T.
REED Isaac OLIVER lrq- New YoTs
Captain ions c. CRANE Nashville.
Captain A. E. BLUNT, Cincinnati.
Baltimore Nd, April %. CA. navl4-st
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PROSPECTUS
.BR0HNL0W'S KNOIV|LLE WN|G
REBEL VENTILATOR.

TnS undersigned Il now Publishing y Weekly
Journal bearing the above title, at Knoxville, Fad
lennes'ss The paper propose to send out for ia
per annun, Hpqrlabiy paid IN adpRHes The coat e(
paper materials Of all kinds, and of labor has 50
increased, since the Inauguration of the Rebelliss
TINT J 0n not able to furnish the paper for less, or
10 hold ont any Inducements TO clubs
Two years ago my paper then the last Union
sheet and the only rciig'o"s one floating over JET
Dayss uugodly domnon,, was crushed out by that
God-lorFll,n mob Familiarity known as the Confed,
/ cyatf lWhwriticA ! glory in opening my bAttcrie,
from my old Notifications, beginning with this hell.
born aud hell-bound Rebellion, where The traitors
forced me 10 leave oil my work Of faith and lubor
Of love-
The VINO AND yFNrlLAroR will be Isprrrn.
pENr IN all things and NEUTRAL in nothing taking
liberal band IN all the controversies of the day -
This shall DO IN unconditional Union journal hold.
ing mp al participants in the ioc Rebellion now
almost played out--Ns choice collection Of men for
. Rogu'- Gallery. ~ the same time, | will mako
war upon all gamblers and thieves North and South
all whose trade II Is to rob public crib MS well MA
private pllIrrcrs the whisky bloats; the bulics in
elections the opprcssors who grind the fnco Of the
poor; cXlortoners in trade who sWindlc by whole
sale and rctail aud all lnu-mouthcd Secession sym
pathl2crs aud other disturbcr of the peace in the
various -uk-holc' Of society, North and South |
viii not tal ~ do Justice to the worst class of men
who mike tricks upon Southern so-Seees,on
yr.ocbus, Of all denominations.
! repent TINT in the rule Of my editorial conduct
] shall ahurc that scwty which destroys the in
dependence Of the pres, and cast from me that fac.
tou' opposition which gives TO psrtv what is due to
cowfrH And while the name Of my paper ndi-
c,cS, in uumistakabc terms, its politics, | shall as
faithful sentinel, lose sight Of Wings, Democrat.
and Republicans, and remember only my Govern
MINT and the preservation Of the Federal Union AZ
richly worth all the sacrifices of blood and treasure
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Circuit Court-MaryvilIe.

James Henry Us S7al Ghormil J. g. IT1l.
lace, Jota Z. 7y0's and JOHN CLARK.
~ this case plaintiff having brought sui, against
defendants and on affidavit having obtained an
auxiliary attachment 10 aid thereof, alleging that
defendants have left the country, and said attach
mert having been levied on their property Ii "a
ordered that publication be made Ia the Knoxville
Nh.g notifying the defendants to appear before the
Circa., Court %, the Court House in Mryyi.ie On
the 4th Monday oG September and make their de-
Tense TO said ut or the same will be taken as con-
fessel and ST for hearing e. partc.
ieI-4, PISS J. \. HOUSTON. Clerk.
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yNANTFD-Dis Disabled officer. and soldiers
W hnnoraby discharged from the service, and in
want Of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
to their condition. should address Lock Box ls9,
Cincinnati Ohio, stating the date of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which they be-
longcd may7-tf
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nt annourced that the Poa stood al ournea ont Wed
neaiay next 9th iuat., AT one o.locs Z. III
D. r. VALENTINE clerk
The Mayor and the Irish National Fair.
TO the EDITOR OF rae RERALn.

In yom issue of yesterday Sunday noticed SETTER
from gentleman POSSESSING he himself irisn al
bnies,n and signing nmsef f. N. Baldwin serpeantat
Arms consider that 10. bound 10 answer his dena
oi the unthfu statement which appeared 10 the L@sdf
about the Mayor the OF the IRISH National
FAR who waited upon him. or TIE simple reason .nat pc
could know (aness Informed ~ the way.
orr what said BY the Mayor on the occasion
IN question. III fact that 'ihree gentlemen waited
upon the Mayor hree weeks ago and asked FOR ad for The
Fenau Brotherhood The three gentlemen referred t.
waited Honor the Mayor for the mere parrose 81
his endorsements fair similar to the
pre- him. signed by the Mayor Aldermen Connc
and merchants of Chicago with tho city seal affixed
thereto.
regret very much being obliged TO make known IN
erview with the Mayer; bat the question have
upon Mayor yetn has been often put that
compelled to do and IL telling truth VIII pTein
dice the Mayer IN the OF Irshe and that those who
eaim possess Irish afnities dspleased Nth H. will
they be Kind enough TO furnish With for
above query which will not compromise honor that
Of the gentlemen whom represent in connection with The
fair.
In conclusion permit state that tho Irish National
Fa is gotten up under tie auspices OF the Fenan Brother
hood society composed for the iost part Of American c
zens and contemplating hreach of the International
nentraliy laws of Inc United States and While ask the
stance OF all true lovers Of republican liberty neither
ask expect any Of Britain or BRUSH svmpalhizers
Yours very truly, JAM ES MCDERNDTF
New York Agent for the Irish National Far.
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TO TIE EVTTOh ID THE NGHALD.
~. ~

No. co WALL STREET, Nrw YORK. March r. 1864
Ny attention has just been called 10 passage your
Albany correspondents letter dated March s. 1864 in which
he does the high and exalted honor of stating THAI
insorporator sulatiye Broadway railroad
scheme before the Assembly lie GOES
tue names OF my conc1poratora many OF whom, seems
according to his statement distinguished IN the various
pursuits of life and he adds that 'BSrney Hnshesn
member OF the Assembly from Srojkyn s also tie hin
My name 10 not Barney. hut bernard: but what
name? and therefore this compliment. and shan
coed to form correspondent aud all parties
ed that my name has peen used without my authority or
have ever been consulted thai egard have been
IN Albany since Ell The Legislature The atmosphere OF
that celestial REGION particularly that which overhanrs the
lobby has no particular charms Tor Your
dent says that the names in the cl viii be avoraby
ceived by the lobby. No should better than MIN
SELF that few have tod the OF Albany
had less acquaintance with lobby had during my
time in the Legislature regard the putting OF
IN The bl as an mpndent forgery fraud upon the House
and insat offered TO myself Whilst feel h0nored by
being associated With the other distinguished the
bill yet must decline TO act for the that do
know OF them personally Otherwise. Inasmuch
neither YOU your reporter would, sure. do nee
intentional therefore conde in your usual spirit
Of lair play and reqeest you publish This
Yours truly, BERNARD HUGHES.
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Arrivals ana Departures.
ARRIVALS

LADY, Mr. ODonohne lady. infant and nurse; Miss Nc
and child Mr.. Hopkins lady Mr. Breadhead,
Mr. Broadt cad, Mrs Porter, Mrs Brady and child, Mss
Moore, Miss Welsh Mr. A Murray, w Murray. X Hos
kins. eager j ieGords. Lyman. A Lumley j East
man w Washington, Messrs Bentley, Moss. Jones.
Brennerett. Mason, Whiteride Dunard. N Murray.
9 Perkins. ! Adly. Hutton Swinhoe MAYNARD,
Crawford w Linan " EASEMENT. Douglas. Irwin, j
T 1.ussa Eyre Xonna vanderIoh Barrett
win NJ Haldwrick II Fletcher. L Schmidt @ Baster NJ
Hurry, q farner Wo!ferden, W Boyce. W Ronatb, NJ
Deie. Collins j Mcl.een.
HILTON HEAp-Steamshp Arago-Col RGst Col Moore.
Col Summons, Col Me, Col Sde Col jackson. Captain
Eastman, U N; Major 6oynon. MAJOR Asues, Surgson
Newton, Assistant Surgeons Murphy Brgham. Surgeon
slime SN Captains Watkins. Ciddines, Lane. Knapp,
Pat Serrett McKilu,ck, Mlleit Wagner. Clifford.
Mcdonald French, Green. Dunbar. Blsi. ben, Wer
theimer; Lens hreuder Iapsmulicr llagees; .apain
Willis and wife Mrs Avery ar aud Mrs Judd Mrs hwlry
Miss Wood, Miss Foote. Mrs.Prce, Miss K Moore. Nj
Mrs Plat. Mr. and Mrs Dangrax and two children
Paymaster Reney. n: Paymaser Brakeman, Y 8 "; r.
Wilson, N; CapiaiB Tyler Captain Crowell. Ad utan
Reynolds Lierts W 6 Dean, = johnson, Davies Sauer
Rogers. Gould. Tayio Hy Brown Tonlinson, Bowton,
Litilcaeld Davis Duffy Sondort. Francis Slocun Schefe
lin Small Smith Gone. Marryck. Eddy Dodge stevens,
Gnptell Watts. w = Tfomusln Toiicr. A Thomson,
Waterbouse Bib Parker. 'G Seiineer; Messrs Sears
Trenor, Appleton. erss Jas Croweii. Baker !awler
wash r. Oliver. Peabody, Ssmns; Judge Winsner Mess
Merrill. Trnslow, Beelow Gar 'ner Dngapy, Alden Buck
Prince Kendall Adler. Miller riies;on, Kean. Hee
lncr Lamb. Ross. Shaw, Stokv Cannon, Sporting.
vanWnrt Carpenter, lily Baker, Richardson, LGea5--ard
63s IN second cabin.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH g. 1864.

PErRoLErH-Receipts Err bbs The excitement oeca
stoned by the Tx question and the ro at lLa Maple Shade
vance lou Tor botn crude and refined the sales
Of crude heavy comprising $500 Ibis part late satur
aud 81 s{c stse for future gery The movement Is
purely speculative. and tuta smal propoIos q the pur
the sales COG hbs spot 5Oc for prime,
and eo &c for ts nc feyery onaeIsood a. sie N
Gle &c. for April, Tho large safes reported Mon
day mornings papers al e. ne were bogus Benaine vas
Receins tss bbls pork 70 packages beef
nearly all kinds sena bins steady with modcate demand
date an future delivery and The transactions by
means large There was but little pe,ua,,ye nqnry and
wants OF the dealers Beet wac steady, with lair de-
mand AZ about previous prices Beef hams were steady
previous prices Tor kinds s,esdy
both shoulders ana hams Lard was UNCHANGED Dressed
The sses were 900 Ibis pew mess (huyers OPTION
the MONTH AZ SIS 7s 500 bbs do selIers option Jnnel
calling and s1 Go S s 0n new "aS Tor july a. s The
saea o % the SPOT were 500 ,9 So's a. ss Az
4 s2s So for new do, s2s Is ga ,or city prime Inc.
sS sasy 'ns r M @eS'Ss0
extra DO 100 ,iecss at $2s % for India mess Gu.
sMc Tor snSr oi and plctei hams aud lde 4c FOR
long ca DO 80 uerces city smoked hams at 7c Ba
ribbed i2c a 9Nc FOR short clear for fancy
hraed ardi,ooo bbs. at 1915 1919 for old and iS5ac
Rtcr In iar demand and sales OF 500 bags Raneoop
Gee, We hesr Of saes OF 700 bbs Bonare at 50e
sesns Sales Of 1890 bags Calcutta nseed have been
suGsr was active sales 1900 hhds 1t l4ac i4s4o
mascoyado, and 1915 lac for New Orleans and i65sc
TFAsales Of Il ON packages ooong have beer made
TALioy Sales OF 80 0 lbs o. re l25c az 10 quality
T4ttow oIt--saes q 5000 lbs at nc.
WuIsNEy opened firm but closed IN buyers favor sales
500 bbls AZ g1c s2c. FOR State and western
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March &c ?. NJ.
hsuesReceips 20 bbls No change prices and 80 bbls
pots sold.
BREApsTurrsRecepts 602s bbis. -FOUR 80 bbls and e6
neal POS bushels wheat 200 do. corn, 9
6092 malt The -four market onenej buoyant
der the rise 10 gold and shipping State brought rather
money, while Western brands, though firm,
quot.ty higher. The European regari
ed favorable for extended export movement and
rs the trade demand continued moderate the market
closed quietly sales 900 bbs Southern and Canadian
-four firm but quiet with sales of 500 bots Of the for
and 500 OF the latter Ia rye -four business very
moderate banged prices Corn meal dealt 10
the extent Of zoo 200 bbs at Saturdays figures We
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-rhe wheat market was Ermer, and the demand was
strced by the high p"ces demanded and the scarcity o.
freight Tor Liverpool The sales comprised Is Uuo
bushels at 81 81 aSl - Tor Chicago snriuv 81 81 vi ~
kee 81 6s 81 j for Inter ed wesern si "a 81 rs Tor
amber 90 81 o. for spring SAFE and 81 So for inferior
Milwaukee club Rye aaiet 81 ~ al 30.
y g, small 'as parey sod 70 ,ne sSs" ,o Of
Corn lc &C. better fair demand with sales OF
5000 bishes ~ 3, 81 - Tor Old Western mixedthe
inside price cash - dayS ~ for unsound do and 2
were c dearer snd In brisk demand with sales
ag &c for the entire Of Canadian and state and
tosfft was firm with sales OF 80 bags Rio Al s6 s7c
CortoS dull al Sc. for middlings. Sales shout 800
bales
FRg,sHrs we've quiet. TO Lyerpoo, per Amcri.
2bU0 shells wheat al I'D 400 bhs Hour Isl I'd,
600 boxes neutral $50 hoxes bacon ia cd
Us 100 tcccs lard U.s. fl and per steamer 2 boi~s "a
3cs, and 70 nh pork Is 10 ior Ton per American,
loo Bits oeske LIS 3D.: per ira .Uo terccs leei Vs.
for small Cd for erces To Antwerp 200 bales
hops ~ Is casks ashes 25c 10 Nsrsees $50 crces lard
and 80 feet lumber - iancs, An Austrian bark was
chartered for Cadl With ugh pipe stoves e. 500 htish
brig 22 ions. 10 south side Clba back $3oW schooner
70 view orleans, TWO marks and brig ON govern
mem scoonn h coal al ST. 30 Key West Ito Port Royal
anu - 70 Southwest Pass nstla vessel 2o0o hbs cana
CITY. ioa Windwerd island, 81 200 gold.
GtrsSF-Salcs of " 90 lbs SOAP y, II
un's steHdv. with sales OF 10000 Diinoco snd lUDW
'enuA AMERICAN on pfivss. terms
W." FIRM, with sales 81 100 bales a. 2oe 5}c So -
Nohss was very active Of New orlsanst ave
EN"nr.a -. &C .er gallon, and wNa held itn yn ftc
Nnts % ~ wv hols New Oreaps ~ ldr &c ior rev
crop
Nstn srosss cuct, win eaes OF 10 casks french
jtv, o. STALE o. 40 case, 4, a. N scy qasrsaro sCa5
tVi Dlps
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The following now National Banks were authorized be
tween the 9th OF February and he 4th OF March

Not single National Bank has yet been organized in
,he patriotic city OF Brooklyn, which stands third In
point of wealth and population in the Union New York
ana Philadelphia, which are the only cities larger
Brooklyn have fourteen separate organizations
the ranking law with an aggregate capital Of nearly
thirteen millions Of dollars.
The following the Rev Orleans cotton statement for
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yVANTFD--oN LEASE. a LARGE nous. SURF;
w Die for 4 private cnb, situated between NSic and
Twenty.afh streets aHd Second and Sixth agennes with
privilege 10 build extension Tor hal Lot 70 pc lofst
bsxgO or two houses ioinipH 20y0l with ptfteEe 20
mak e alterations Address Club. boz $40 Post oHcc.
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WANTED TO RENT-A NICE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
w with improvements. COOL garden irl fftea
stable &c: not too lar from CITY Address, VITO full
particulars ~ l.. H.. hos fii2 Post Office.
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yyyANTED-A SUIT or ROOMS. FURNISHED OR uN
w Furnished for . family o. two adults ~ ~ fate
famlv preferred Address stating terms which ust be
moderate Il. II. box 100 Herald Office
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WANTED TO HrRE-A THREE STORY IilGu srpor
w House n small family oil four adult pefsoos, ts
tween Ninr aud Forvscrond streets and Lexington nnd
Seventh avenues Address w c. g. box 100 Herald oiL,e
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VlrANTED TO HIRb--FROM TIE 1ST OF MAY NEXT
w q small Cottage ontaiping about sly or seven rooms
ether IN Rronklvn williamsburg: objection - rotwo
miles from The ferries II convenient 70 cer ronte
or oud hire Floor OF respectable ho re
the ferries In either OF the above rse"s Al
communications state full particulars as 20 osaon,
re expected Address o. j. box 46f5 New YORK Popf
office
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yxTANTED-A LARGE FURNISHED OR usriR
w nahed House loo Fourteenth md "W"n-
y fourth streets Fourth and Sixth avenues Address
j. Smith, hox 2,s9l Post Office.
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yKyANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE ON ONE or
w the New Jersey RniIr0acs: NDrIhcrn Ralfo
ferged Address, with aicnars. box 5t3l Post Oh
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yKANrRD-IT BR0OKLYN, NEAR THE rEkElES.
w lease for a tcrm or years small Fopudry or
Baidng adapted for foundry busine.a Address Iroo.
BOY 100 III Q AID Office
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mo LET-Ar GORRlSANlA COTTAGE HOUSE,
Il containing eight rooms with half acre Of garden;
frat in abundance Bile &c steam and horse Within
minutes walk Of house. $500 also let for
SALE POSSESSION Isl Of Arr in Fordham House, with
nf Ground fne orchards short walk from derot good
stand for Grocery rent $780, Apply TOD. HlLL 10 West
TwentyseGond street.
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N1O LET-AT HARLEM. THE LARGE THREE STORY
and basement frame Dwelling with garden and stable
attached situated on south side Of lAh street. about two
hundred feet west Of Eighth avenue within Eve minutes
culars apply to hGLERS, 600 Broadway, O. after
a Nj.
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yNAgTED-A ROOM TO ACCOMMODATES aCEoui,
w twenty-five buys. IN tie vicinity of rwn6sy s,th
street between Foarh aud Sixth avenues Eelae 40
East Thl .lrsL strenL.
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yXyANTED--A SECOND FLOOR. IN A HOUSE WITH
w modern improvements bath. &c. on the west ede 81
not than Amitr above THIRTY second
street address with rn particulars stating terms and o.
cation. L. W, Herald Office
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ITO LEY-TIlE FOLLOWING HOUSES, FROM MAY -
24 Fas Thlrtleth street, brown stone ....,.. 500
lsS East Thirty third street, brown stone ..,. els
Ffty first street near SecoDd $50
Sfi Second ayenue brow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
253Esst Fifty third street, brick 81
Fhfth street Lexington avenue, brown stone 7O
i56t5 East Ihiiy seventh small House 800
2l5 East Twenyhrst street brick 800
II and 10 Gay street. brick, each 400
Thirty eighth street frame Cottage ........... 2i6
liY lb3 and 100 East Thirty ninth street s,unc each $50
23 East Thirty ninth street English brick $50
% aud "a East Thirty second street brick, each $50
ATT Second avenue brick 100
For permits apply 10
JOHN FRrTRETCf
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yyyANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w uufurnshed Rooms with water and gas not hrhes
I'd abort So Location from TvcEucih
10 Fourth Eighth Address for
three DAYS Permanen l. Herald o1ice.
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DART OF HOUSE whNrED-CONSIST1NG or
with modern improvements. IN - GOOD
uepht ornood, snnll American family. Eent cot TO
800 Address =. W. NJ, IS East Broadway.
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HOUSE WANTED -FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
II nigh stoap fun lot preferred Addteeg ~
L. r. 62 Post office, stating rent and location WITH ner-
init tn Gee he
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vxraNTrD.-TO HIRE IN BROOKLYN. NO Less
w than Eve or six Rooms by tamily OF three tn .
house improvements. Possession on or before
Apri l. Rent not exceed $50 or 5000 Address
full parcularslc u.s. box lo7 Pos Office, New 20 "
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BOARDING. AND LODGING.

AT THE GRANT HOUSE, a, 46 AND ~ NEW BOW
a erv betwecs Chatham square and Cha nbers street.
New house and furniture. just opened. Rooms to on
person 5c TO SOC per day 81 to So per week House ope
MI night.
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no LET-THE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE BE.
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues Waverley place and
Twelfth street Front and Back Parlos with Extension,
the whole Basement Floor and Rooms the fourth
Goor II reoured hot and cold water separate metre
and closet house well situated with good
yard 0C 10 $3.50 Inquire at the cashiers desk Dey
lin Co s. Broadway, corner of Grand street
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An ELEGANTLY FURsIsHED PROVE STONE Ynuf
a story House wanted --dcst have an the nodera 10
rroyemsnts location between Fourteenth and rhiretf
streets Unexaepionabe references given Address W n
g. Herald oIlce
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DOARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND
I'D single gentleman wish to take Board with French
German family; willing about 81 person
Location from Blocker up to Fifteenth street. west
and not beyond Third Address b. O., box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

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