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CASHIERED.

Lieutenant and Brevet Major T. Reilly, ith
United States artillery, tried by court-martal
for conduct TO the prejudice of good order and
military discipline on the occasion of the diff
ficuIty AT the War Department barracks lass
month, has been cashiered.
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CITY ACADEMY 5Yaa 49,, .,-...

two squares south OF Willard Hotel
PhoF JOHN FILL, will reopen the above in.
limited number of young gentlemen This nsti
tuition was established in 1882, and has qualified
Pupils prepared for West Point. Colleges Scien
for the Counting Room ''' "
Circulars on application de o. eoats
WINES FOR THE HOLIDAYS-SETITYG
" AT COST-I have on hand q small quantity
o. CalitoTnla ilock, Muscatel, Port. Angelica and
KY. ADAMSON,S aO6 atb strast = 10
de22lw one door from Pom ayenra
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Baltimore Market.
New York Markets.
DEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES.

DEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES.
FULL STOCK JUST RECEIVED.
We take pleasure in informing our numerous
glove customers that are to-day in receipt OF
full supply Of
C0URYOISIERS,
ALEXANDRES,
BAJ0U'S, and
JOUvINS
BEST MAKE OF
PARIS KID GLOVES,
In all sizes and colers. including beautiful Light
Colors, suitable for the Opera.
Full supply of White, Light. and Medium Colors,
for
NEW YEARS DAY
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
de % 2tif between 9th and 10th streets
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give are indebted to Harnden Express and
the National Express for Richmond papers in
advance Of the mails.
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TELEGRAPHICL NEWS.
TORNADO IN THE WEST.

TORNADO IN THE WEST.
Distur Dances between w hites and Blacks.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27.-Tornado last night in
the vicinity of Pulaski unroofed buildings and
temporarily destroyed Geographic communica-
tions.
The south bridge over the Chattahoochie
river, seven miles south of Atlanta, was car
ried away by a freshet.
There was considerable disturbance at
Clarksyille, between the whites and blacks,
on Christmay Day. The particulars are not
attainable tonight
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S.-F Flour dull; Howard
street Super SS62K. Wheat scarce and firm.
Corn quiet; white one cent lower. Oats dull,
at so cents. Seeds inactive. Provisions mae.
tive; Lard, 10; Whisky heavy, at 81 KaS2 90.
Sugars dull and heavy.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Cotton quiet at 5Ia
50. Flour advanced cents. Southern S9a
Sl525. Wheat firm. Corn quiet. Beef quiet.
Pork firm, S30as0125. Lard firm. Whisky
dull.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs.-Jas Wild.
man, creating nuisance: 80. Sarah Roe, disor,
derby; workhouse. George White and Jane,
Lowe, grand larceny: for bearing Hugh
Green. dIsorderly: workhouse. John t :
Schuyler, do: sent TO marine barrack.
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY,

AMERICAN TELEG RAPH COMPANY,
once 4S2 Pa. avenue, December d 1855
The following kilograms remain in this Office
undeliyered, for want Of sufficient address and
from other causes:
Col W Lsyter Madam Denny Geo NJ Prescott
John Ray Jas Williamson
SNYRER
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AlIONAL MkIROPOLITAN BANK,
US LATE BANK OF THE METROPOLIS.
WASHING TON. December q, 1855
This BsU K will be closed on Monday next the lat
January Persons having notes due on that day
are requested TO attend to them on Saturday the
%h December. MOSES KELLY,
oe . u CaShiar
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.

WASHINGTON, December %, 1865.
Jay Cooke & 90. furnish the following quo.
atiQns (30yerp aacnritioa-
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CpRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS

GENTLEMENS ROBES,
ificr Snd tleRsnt assortment.
GOLD, SILVER AND
IVORY HEADED CANES
New and beautiful styles. in pleasing variety. at
Gentlemeps Furnishing Store,
dc HeozW Pc. ave., near ~ street.
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BOARDING..

G monte No. aos III Street By the Of
pthkA:sYANT BOON, AND BOARD. with a
aes street, Setween M and md DC sseh
FURNIsHED ROOFS TO LET, WITH BOARD,
5 i'n street. between and a. s
ROARD;.One or two gentlemen can be accom-
S Ssn q rth sSis BSahD in private family
ITO LET.with Board, two front PARLORs,
S Ssms "a ana anal aa family will call at No.
GENTLENEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
u with pleasant ROOMS and BOARD; also Table
Psssn, Once per month at 4s9 9th street Opposite
No. as zoo bP. strsss Ss
tween 1--WE Ssh and 7th streets having changed hands
able Table Board good Prices Ss Ss%SF'
and two small ROOMS, at as 10th street
Rith good Board, Q. without. Also, one Front
References exchanged. de 2Iws'
/ 0ST OR MIsLAID-Two NOTES of Willough.
4 l. ~ North. drawn In favor Of 9. P. Brown Tor
is6s The public are hereby warned against nego-
tiating, the above notes, as payment has been
''SSs s Is cost s: 1s5 B a5S .,lS::,
STRAYED Or sTOLEN-0pe Brindle cow,
~ white star in forehead; cJumply horns: white
around the bag. Whoever will return her or give
fhe necessary Information, will receive a liberal
y
reward, at 34i ST., r4,u. uvI.-1H
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street a few
L doors north of the avenue. Terms s26 per
month. de rs II
COMFORTABLY ROOMS AND BOARD CAN
~ be obtained for ladies gentlemen on reason
able terms. Corner I'd and streets, first house
from Pennsy 1vania avenue de III Inns
A PARLOR, with two BED ROOMS attached,
"a on I'd floor, suitable for four gents, at S33 per
month each, with good BOARD. Also other good
rooDs. and terms moderate, at 129 G ST north
bet. 2lst and 2ld ats. de 2l-Ilts
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN, ORA GENTLEMAN
- and lady. can obtain pleasant ROOM and good
BOARDlNG In Pennsy lvsnia family, at No. 416
mary land avenue, near 4la street. A few Table
BOarders accommodated. de elm.
GCOD TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
~ viii q wftheut rooms, No. "a Missouri ave.,
between AZ and 9th streets, or at S4S Pa avenue
between LIST ard I'd SITS. de 3-ImS
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARDING-At
u No. 4e5 9th street, between g and Louisiana
avenue no % Inn
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Tive feet inches wide by feet inches hi Oh, at
800 9th St, next to PenRs. avenue de slw-
TWO MARBLE-BED
BILLIARD TABLES,
With entire new cloths, cushions, pockets and
cues, for sale very cheap. Apply to
w. w. LEVY,
de2l-2w National Hotel
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
H PRESENTS.
RICH DRESS SILkS I'm Black and Colors
RICH PLAID POPLINS.
ELEGANT PLAIN REPS, and
PLAID MERINOS,
with many other stylish DRESS GOOD, all If
Shi . viii now be sold at greatly reduced prices
All in want Of such goods should examine this a..
sortment and prices before buying elsewhere.
so,..,. J.. W. C0LLEY,
ue H-ouI o23 9TH St, near Penna. av.
OPERA CLOAKS FOR THE OPERA.
We have now on hand q beautiful stock of tina
above CLOAkS for the coming season, amongst
which is one magnificent INDIA SILK OPERA
CLOAK, at SIS.
Call and examine at
LANsBURG & BRO,
SIS Seventh street.
oe Il Third door above ID street
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RON SAFES FOR SALE.

Herringis Fire and Burglar Proof
5 A r f
Tive feet 9 inches wide by feet inches high, al
500 9th ST., next to PenRa avenue de lalws
TWO MARBLE-BED
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M NOTICE TO GAS CoNSUMERS-The
W. dlstTlbation department Of the Washington
LAS Light company have removed their office to
NO io4 10th, between ID and 4, where persons
VIC nave reason to believe that their meters or
VII. nORkE, superintendent Of Distribu ton,
VINO viii give prompt attention.
de q GEO A McII,HENNY Fnoinaar
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TExHIBITIoN AND CONCERT.

The Union Chapel Sabbath School, NJ 4. Church,
will give an EXHIBITION AND CONCERT in
their Church, ION 10Th ST., bet. Penn q ave- and III
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 18th. Exercises
10 commence at o clock de2S- 3ts
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~PARTIES INTERESTED IN PROPERTY
~ vested in G. 5. Wallach. Esq, in trust as
security, and desiring sale or release thereof
will call on NJ. ASHFORD, Attorney at Law No
City Hall de as N
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u LIE NJ,

@IBE JOURNEIMEN HORSESHOERS OF
uS Washington are hereby notified TO attend a
meeting on THURSDAY, at ~ O'Clock D. m at
the Forrest House, corner Of New Jersey avenue
and ID street. BY order of
de u
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uAHfd also,
properly to adjust our future relations with our
copquerors and masters. We trust that they
viii bring to their. work the adequate wisdom.
Mean~hile:-is is he duty fan though.fal
citizens to meet in their seveiakprscinets; and
prepare their minds, as we'll as they .an, for
the bitter cup of humiliation, which the provi.
dencs Of God has commended to our lips at
The hands of our enemies.
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Our Situation.

~, 'Lisg said, by way of counsel or oon.
.+;or, CT, the situation Of our affairs, would
te Iuie'y atsurd, SO leng as the actual facts in
-: eurdit:en are Withheld from our know.
't'se When We shall siriys certainly at
'I+sc facts it will he time enough to medi' ate
u. Is4,cy which we need to Pureue. We
,l,A!i Let give eneh weight 10 mere ruInor
NJ, cutss work. gossip and street prattle, as to
.raAe ii The subject Of thoughtful commentary.
1, is prcbetle tia, our Legislature will be sus-
ns1ed 10 s'ess. and We suppose that Conven-
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Friday Morning, May s, 1866.
Delusion ia Externais.

Deluston IN Extefnais.
sXhe exhibition of national splsndor, or o.
private opulenee, is seldoma sure proof of ma
tionai prosperity. The bankrupt makes his
most extrasrdinasy displays of preaigasy, lust
before nis open failure; and there is no moral
Nth more shocking than that which imperial
traPPings are employed to conceal. Remark.
'ngto pupil the various transactions which
mao taken place within short period, in and
.abost Athens. during the splendd career Of
Ferieles, one Of the Greek cages aontrastea IFS
condition unfavorably with that Of tb. p..;od
when it was mostly wsntins in 1ts present
nagniAosnce. He depiorsashe lsxuries which
had sprung up around his superssdipe the,
humble desires and the noodsiats ambitions -
vlrtueus simplicity among the people Mere
beauty Of sxternais could. not reconcile him te
tae rottenness which lay below; ana he pro
dlctsd. those destiniea which were inevitable
from the indulgence which never suffered H.
means to regulate the extent of its desireA Ii
Is only the few, in any country, who can hon
csely make AN exhihtioa Of wealth, sr can viz
"ousiy 'rePose in' that ind0lence which even
wealth cannot justify, Any struggle, there
fore. on the part Of the great body of the c, IN,
'munity, after the shows and aomps which be-
long 10 riches must be neither more aorless
than a sontest in fraud for the ho,or. of bask.
r'ptcy. The philssapher would always prefer
to see country thioAly scattered over with
smiling and cultivated farms even though, at
The seine t'se. the treasury Of State or city
remained s.psy-sip4e people, prospere u. s,y
raesne Of iahsr. can always meet the snee-.
grncy. whstavsr form it may take, by which
stats er city is endangered. 1t is not so certain
thst State or city can help dissoluts people,
who ksve yet to learn the fret 1udirae.ts Of
industry. lie noblest edifees ix' every corn
'r5, are true hearts and strspg hands. eouls no.
'ctoeed "s 'rd:seace. nsr enervated by luxu, Y.
lhcss VIII n,css certainly be found in every
'a'ien, where the Government neither subjects
Fem fer its creatures, nor affords them an VT
"le'esene example by ;ta poDps-a people
vie VIII always have 6lial love for the soil
ny eal.ivate, and Sr the Government, wLicl,
rIt'ectisg them from Others. does not itself
eek te cypress ,senl II would rather" ea;d
u! SAGE "see the national treasury for ever
~nIert a-renDy, than knew that any Worthy
c!.' .'yeA stood hepelessly in need of one.''
Our Situation
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..1..s......a..ssllli.s Sls....ss
and which, with the ACCOMPANY ing ssper. Will
De .eselved and read with profound interest
esr1xsBoRo, N. G., Erril 80.
Forwarded from Chester May J. 1895.
Hes .Erctllemey GeyaA. O. MoqYoth:
The dieaster in Virginia, the CAPTURE Lv ihe
enemy of all our work shops tor The. rrepnre.
tlon Of ammunition and repairing Of ans; the
;nposs,bility of recruiting cur little army, or
posed by ten times It's namber:, Of supplying it
except by robbing our own citizens, destroyed
oil hopes Of successful war. I have, :Lct efore,
made a military convention with Zen. Sherman
to terminate hostilites il North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Il made this
convention 10 spare the blood of-the gallant
little army committed to me; to prev ent farther
ruin inevitable nom the marches Of invading
armies. and TO avoid the crime of waging hope
less war.
+ (signed) JE. JOHNSTON, General.
Subsequently to the receipt of this telegram
IRON Gen. Johnston, I have received tie follow
ing letter from Gen. Iovell, comuandire in the
state of South Carolina: =.
HEADouIRTER DISTRICT Sourn CARot1SA,
'-e Columbian May 3, 1866.
To Has E5cel1emcy Il. e. NaGr9M Governor.
Slate Of South Carolina.
SIR: When assumed command d Of the Con-
federste forces in this State in April last, under
the cIdels Ct Gtn. J. E Johnston, the effective
troops at my dispoeal to rel pei the advance of
The enemy into the State were only two small
Lrigades of cavalry aud sone few scattered
companies numbering in ihe aggregate less
than twelve bundled G.ooo} electives. end
entirely inadequate for the projection of the
State
Since then military reverses have rendered it
NECESSARY, III the judgment of Gen. Johnston,
t'r him to enter into convention with the
enemy, of which l enclose You a COPY The
effect of this action has been to break up and
completely dsorganize the few troops which
were at my cennand SO that row, instead of
being protecting force to the State. they have.
in fact, become. in many, instances, bodies Of
haraudera dangerous to its citizeas.
s AS soon as was advised b7 Gen. Johnston
Of the terms Of the agreement made betwe
himself and Gen. Sherman, telesrarhed him
TO kpow.if he was acting uxdcr the authority
and with tie appreciation of the Government,
and received from him reply that "ke Lnew
of no Government" After every possible
effort here. I have been unable to asce,tcin tho
locality Of the Government, and consequently
have'p no instructions from the Department. as to
what action should take uron the convention
made by Gen. Johnston.
The disorganization and dis! urdi,.g cf the
fe w troops which were this Stale. lc1ve IS l.e
utterly without the mears in POWER 10 make
2ny military movement 3avc crl.- n rol E,tn
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Law and Order

Unless something is promptly done to arrest,
by the strong-arm of1aw, the irregularities and
'outlawr;es Which are nightly occurring in thIs
city, there, will be bloodshed and probably
con1agrat;on. The Sheriff of the District
should DO here with his possecomitatus Where
is hef- Atimsly foree-sf cons,ab,es, under an
efficient head, will prevent the catastrophe
Winch We have every reason to apprehsnd; and
uniess proper steps are taken for rreven,ion,
Tue cure will be difficult. If not impossible
The evil will only be arrested then BY some
sharp an4 sudden practice. by some outraged
citizen, protecting his home and family, his life
and chattels. We nust that, with the Cover.
nor himself present in the capital, with the
Mayor and Ccrreil still at the pos. of duty, H. e
stern resolution OF law will manifest itself in
sufficient strength 10 enfolce the reign Of So.
briefly aid order.
The musical concert mentioned in a !a..
issue sof tLis paper, rs given by two natl, :
tad'es CT Charleston in that place, WAS correct
fy rtpoItedt with ore disqualification They
are natives of that unhappy city, and of well.
knswn aid hcnored families, but it wee With
sad hearts, ard under coe1 Give necessities that
these sweet sis gels Of sur. Israel in exile,
taned 'Leir .harps in The preseEee of their con.
qaerors. Kheir hesrts were uHsttuaed te their
music. bst these they had to keep down, in
obedisncs to TIC call. OF hunger from suffering
eh'ldron, and the pressute.sf very various
need, to which they nust aaks answer, or
p erish We have 10 Gcu}t that their hesrts
sank even as t|eir yeicesaese, ard though the
tears may net s."vs falisn eem their yes, in
the presence Of their foreign masters the fcxu.
tains cf grief were all fhe lille ove,fi wing
IN 'heir s,ns.
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loCa1 1ee ms.

The sAiee of tive cel,soa5ia
Gates street, second door from
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRfAGE--CoN
N tanning nearly sd pages snd $50 nnc plates and on
Of The Of the human organs I'm stat
Of health and disease with treatise on early error ts
porable consequences upon the mind body with ID,
authors plan OF treatmentthe only rational
mode Of cure. shown BY the report Of tested
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent
free address 26c In stsmp
or posssi currency Address Dr. La Crol II Maiden Hns
Albany, ". Y. "
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CET eEADvi GET THE BEST !-gEr THE plCro
~ r., double January number Illustrated rnRkSo
" S5NtES EssnSsS S His 40 ssSd II
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VxyHEREAs CERTAIN UNAUTHORIZED pARTTEs
w have advertised FOR sale the establishment No. ~
Fourth avenue and the household furniture belonging
In said building this Is To forbid from mcdjn
witt or purchasing the same. HARvEYS. NErrLETOk
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TINTED STATES LODGE, NO. 2U, r. AND A. NTH
u members OF this Lodge hereby summoned t. ~
tend special meeting, 70 DO held at the Lodge room
for the purpose OF attending the funeral Of deese
brother, w. r. Ogburn. w. SINCLAIR, III.
w. n. THOMPSON, Secretary
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A CKNOWLEDGMEST.--TEE CONTRIBUTION o.
N .Boston' ,ten colars FOR the Five Points House
Industry, Is received. "B Ds contribution ~ also r.
ceivcd All received acknowledged by note.
Pye Points Monthly Record published hy the House
EXPERIMENTAL FARM4LOCATED NEAR SORTH
II port H. T. shares 500 each. Those Interested In hi
important agricultural undertaking win cali adore
j, HENDERSON, 1916 broadway H.
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RK HERALD SATURDAY Ds5aassas i8s5wrH SUPPLEMENT-
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES WASTED no PURCHASE. THREE MOD
crate three Or three aud hale story Hcusex For nAa
lots well situated In Harlem. Apply 10 b. HtSMAN,
Wall street
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MONROE DOCTRINE" COMMITTEE ReowS.
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROADWAY AND CflNrer PLArr,
N TN Dec Z 1896. \
The meeting above advertised 10 be held 20 morrow sa
day. evening" December owing 10 the inposrby Of
petng the necessary preliminary arrangements In
II hereby postponed until next weck Duo notice win "
~" ri a. SQUrER Chairman commi.t,e
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None but the actions OF the Just

Resolved, That beg leave 10 tender his bereavs
family most respectful sympathy in their great Athletic
Resolved, That the officers clerks and employees Of h
department viii participate IN the solemntes OF The
ceremonies. Monday next, 4th inst. for which
this Office WIN be closed that day IL O'Clock ~.
THOMAS STEPHENS Chairman.
HrSEy Ia. R0grRTsDs, Secretary
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1IERCE q MARTIN, REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Once i43 East Thirteenth street. between Third and
Fourth avenues.
N. B.--For rele rence zee card.
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RIO oUARRYMEN AND CONTRAcToRs-FoR SALE,
Limestone Block Quarry. The propretors Offer for
sale about 100 acres Of Land on which y Of the best
limestone blocks this continent This quarry worked
for the buldn gof the Eric Canal also the Erie En-
argemen Locks. There six Of layers and from
feet In thickness. This property ~ situated two
miles from the Hudson river between New York and Albany
For particulars apply 10
JOHN p KfMisLE, saugertles Ulster county NJ Y.
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FACTORY FOR SALE IN NEWARK. N. ia LARGE
u Brick Building. l26 feet by 49, two stories high, with
steam Engine and Boiler and heating apparatus; all
cope,c with 10 Lots Of Ground. or Bank and silk
streets Possession given the LIST Of April Inquire al
26 and % Barclay street, New York
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4 PHYSICIANS OFFICE AND BEDROOM TO LET
N m private house, has been occupied such for
srl years. location desirable Apply l40 West six
teenth street.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE MEN
"A furnished Bedroom. without board. Apply
Mt No. sixth street. second floor back room, near iha
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT NO. 20 IRVING
n place. having n large Room which they require
would rent II to Lady and gentleman, two single gene
mon
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I,,OR sALE-TrE VERY DESIRABLE HIGH STOOl
IN thrne story basement and cellar Dwelling House II
West Twenyfftb street. between Seventh and Eighth
Inquire on the premises.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DCUU.UOO and government sccurles.
WOLFE & CO., Brokers Is v illam street.
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J,OR sAI.E-TIIE FAST SAILING GENRE BOARD
II schooner .ohu r. Melee, well found and In good
condition. length - feet breadth y feet; depth feet
IA rtcnlaie inquire Of Captain c. r. JOHNSON, Hunting
ton Harbor Long Island, of GILBERT r. DARLING,
g2 South N. ".
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IN All parties having shipped goods stea,ss
WEIBOsSET, for SAVANNtW,
will please present invoice of goods early possible
wAkEMAN, GOOkIE d DICKINSON,
ctr,rd Wnv
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NTTY or NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
~ Bureau the Receiver Of faxes, Court House, Par
Nov. 4, 1866.
70 TaxpsYrRs-Notice II hereby given that cont
be added the ia u Decent Der all Taxes remaining
paid: additional cent win be added the 18TH
said month Of December On MI Taxes remaining unpaid
The LIST OF January interest the or II
calculated from tho day the hooks received by d
Receiver of Taxes No money win be received aitcr r.
Once hours from A. N. too Il. NJ
john MURPHY Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-09

- crs of New York city In particular tho Twenty hi
Street Line particularly requested 20 attend meetiAg
regulate salary aud other matters at James Hayes
third and Eighth avenue, basement Su
day, December TO- 1865 at o'clock T. VI. BY order
the Committee. FRANK JONES, CIfAS. SULLIVAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-09

A TWO STORY BACK ROOM TO LET-IN HOUSE
N all the improvements reference req
Cali ut l08 West Twenty -second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-09

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND CAPITAL. rrs :
l.ye some Of the most desrtle improved and amin ,
& my Office be ore IL or attsr4 r. NJ I't &.
JAMES ROWE 75s Third avenue.