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Joint Political Discussion

Hon. T.. II. Stiles, Republican Union can
ddate for State Senator, and the other
Union candidates, and Col. S. w. Sum-
mers, opposition candidate on the
"Anti-Negro Suffrage ticket and the 9th
er opposition candidates, will meet i'm joint
discussion of the political issues of the day
ut the following times and places:
Blakesburg, Tuesday, Sept. le, at 2 p. m.
Christiansburg, Wednesday, Sept 20, at
: o'clock p. IN.
Bddyvile, Thursday, Sept. q, at p. m.
Marysville, Friday, Sept. Y, at p. m.
Bladensburg, Saturday, Sept. %, Mt 2
o'clock p. nj
Ottumwa, Saturday, Sept, 80, at p. m.
Come everybody and hear. Our returned
soldiers and the ladies are especially in
vited.
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Union Meetings,

Hon. Edward II. Stiles, Union candi-
date for State Senator, and the other Union
candidates, will speak upon the political
questions of the day at the following times
and places:
Chillicothc, Wednesday evening, Sept. G.,
st o'clock p. m.
Christiansburg, Thursday, Sept. Z, at
o'clock p. IN.
Kirkville, Saturday, Sept. 0, at "a o'clock
p. m. ( -..t -sH g
Point Isabel, Saturday, Sept. l6, at 2
o'clock pm.
go Let every loyal man turn out. The brave
men who have returned from the victori-
o,1s battle fields of our country are espe-
eially invited, as are also the ladies. The
Union men in the respective vioinities are
expected to make the necessary arrange.
nents. ID. III. MICHAEL,
Chm Of County Cen. Com.
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Headquarters seth Iowa Infantry. !
Davenport, Iowa, Sept 9Th, 1855. }

HEADQUARTERS Seth Iowa Infantry.
Davenport, Iowa, Sept 9th, 1865.
General Orders No. 20,
Officers and Soldisrs:-Your command
ing officer, upon the final discharge OF the
regiment and its return to civil life, desires
70 express his admiration of the conduct OF
both officers and men for the past three
wears, and to express the hope that in civil
fife dill will prove, as heretofore, true men
and worthy the high distinction of being
called Iowa soldiers and has
no doubt that the new duties devolving
upon you will be as promptly and faith
fuljy perfotmed in the future as those OF
the past have been.
In bidding the command farewell, your
commanding officer is happy to express
his Nigh appreciation OF the tneritorious
seryices of the command and his personal
knowledge Of your individual worth, and
trusts that your future may be as happy
and prosperous as your past has been arr
duous and illustriotis; and now bids you
~dieu with heartfelt wishes for your indi-
vldual happiness and prosperity.
C. w. KITTRIDaE,
....-.. Colonel 3sih Iowa infantry.
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rHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Ey virtue of an TS,cstion IL me directed -
sued by the Clerk OF the District Cout OF wap oil,
county, State Of Iowa, have levied upon and III
expose To public sale At the front door Of the Court
Heuse, In said comfy the following described al
estate 'o-wit, situated In said county and State:
The southwest quarter Of the north east quarter
and the south-east quarter of the northwest
section nine V), TOW nship seven,ytwo ga, range
twsi$s (t2),
Said sale win take place en- the 29d day of ssptem-
her, 1865, between the hours of O'clock .. m and
o'clock p. m commencing at 10 o'clock q. N. -
The said prop srty having bsen taken at the suit ~
the state Of Iowa W w Ewing, VIM Harris. John
Hxrris, vssch. W erlach and Emily Houk to
satisfy said execution, SIG tons hundred and sew
snty-six dollars) and intersit and costs.
Sheriff. once, OTTAWA, Iowa, Aug -, 1888.
@. A. DERBY, Sheriff,
Att s4,-isW or wap.iio CO., IsWa.
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HANIEL +. DAVIS AND SAR.

- All y. EAfIa, You are hereby notified that the
petition OF William spears is die in the office
Of the CLERK ofthe Dlrtrict Court OF Wapello County
Iowa IN which petitioner ell ,ims be She owner OF
the following described real estate situated in
Mnprlo County Iowa, wit:
the so nth east quarter, of the north west quar-
Ter, anf the south west quarter Of the north east
q"arteH section tive; ~ nine, TowusfTis seyony
Two, range fifteen. Petitioner alss asks a decree
qniri"I the title to said real eastatc in him. dives
leu 81 All claim of yours and unless you appear and
LSse defense to said petition in said Court on or
hei>re hnnn of the 18th diy OF November 1875, d
finii viii be taken against you and a decree rem
hrred IN sccordance with the PRAYER o: petitioner.
AuERlS J. WILLIE ANS, Atey. for Petitioner
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colonel 3sih Iowa Infantr,

WIN. DowNEY VS. THE COUNT OF WAR
ELLo.-This suit was tried last week In
Van Buren, County, where it had beon ia
ke ON change Of venue The action was
brought to recover damages by reason OF
the improper construction of a bridge In
Pleasant Township, where the Plaintiffs
team backed off and severely injured his
wife and daughter. The trial was COM
menced on Friday last and concluded on
Saturday evening. The Jury, after an abb,
sence of an hour, returned a verdict for the
Plaintiff of 81 $50.
f. l.. Burton, of the firm Of Hendershott
q Burton, for the Plaintiff, A. w. CASTOR
for tho defe.ice:
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ by virtue # fseution ~ me direct ea issasd
the flerk OF the District Court sf Wapello county,
State OF iowa have lev. upon and win ssposs to
public sale at the front door o. the Court House.
said cosnty the follow ing described property towit
eHusts ~ SAID county nd State The south.wes.
quarter 81 the northeast quarter and Inc
suart~r Of the north. west quarter. and the north
east qua-,sr OF tns southwest quarter Of sect on ~
"'ne: toNnship !'1) seventy.two. range uD twelve.
Said sale viii take on the I'D day of September,
lseS, ses~esn the hours ofs S'cfoct a. m and
oc ock p M, commencing A. 10 o'clock a. "a. The
sid property having been tsken at the .uit OF the
state Of Iowa vsGw A f.ing, Vim Harris, John
nerrs and VI Fssch. tn satisfy said execution for
*h,S sixteen dollars and thriy.nve cen,s) and
tertst aud costs. O.. DSRSY Sber,f
shstifs Ofhtt, ostsm~a, iowa, Asx. -, Iee5.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ By virtu. Of a special .secu.on 10 ID directed
oy ths CLERK VI the District Court apollo county
state NJ Iowa, commanding me to sell the property
nersnancr described, as by decree Of said Coirt
d'reeted win expose to SALE at public auction to
me highest and best bidder:for cash III hand at the
'front.' door Of the Court House, in wapello county,
t"wa on the 9Th day OF September 1885, between the
hours 81 o'clock IN. and O'clock D. m coui-
nencing d 10 o'clock ?: H., 6f aid day, the fol.
lowing real estate to- 1t:
the northwest quarter OF this southeast quarter Of
section one ~, township seventytwe t7g) range nf-
teen lS) vest and tho northeast Of the southw est
quarter, OF seesion one U), township ssvsnty-two
I'd, fahss hfteen (l5) west. - -
TAKEN a. by special execution directed a. the
property OF John b. Gil Hand and Martha Giililand
10 SATISFY said execution In favor OF james Hawley
and against said defendants fof the sum OF one bnn
drsd and feur and eighty onehun 9TH dollars slOl
So-l00ths) interest and costs
q. A. DERBY, Sheriff.
e -. or Wspslio eousty, Iowa.
Sheriff. once, otturwa, iowa, August 8, 1855.
August 10, 1es.--ly-l7-4w
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RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN.-On the 9th Of
this month Railroad Convention will be
held at Cedar Rapids, in Linn county. 1t
is OK pected that the whole region Of coun-
try interested in the North Missouri and
Cedar Rapids Railroad besides st. Louis,
Chicago, Dubuque and st. Paul will be rep
resented. AS we are deeply interested it
IL important that large delegation attend
from this place. 1t may be we'll to give
NE matter early attention.
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JUSTICE CoURr.-A suit is pending to-
day before John Potter. J. p, wherein
Moses Cherrie is plaintiff and Alexander
Emptie defendant, to recover the value of
so counterfeit bill, which the plaintiff al
leges the defendants passed on him. H. B.
Hendershott for plaintiff, A. w. CASTOR
for defendant. O.
The jury found verdict in favor OF
plaintiff for the value Of the note.
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ESTRAY STEElt-Taken up by
- Noah Trsvis fving In Columbia township Wa.
peho county, Iowa. on the 18th day Of July 1855
Que kea Hoah Steer, with stripes over the hips .
points or h"rns broken en- crop Oh OF the fight ear
old. n ~ cTnrrv ~ -.
Aug - 1e65-2w "-
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OTTUXWA IMLRKETH
... ... ssaREcrsp IT r.. r....
M L N ID e n HI ALL 4 BAKER
NOTICE OF INCORpORA.

The name Of the corporation Is The Home Fire
insurance Company, and its principal place of
transactirg business is in the city OF Ottumwa Iowa
The General nature Of the business to be trans
ed Is Fire Insurance.
The amount OF apitai stock Is Fifty Thousand
DoIars,to be paid In call inst .llments.
ne time Of commencement Of the corporation IL
July, 22d A. D., 1865, to have duration for twenty
years unless sooner dissolved.
The affairs of the company are 10 he managed by
one President, one Vice President, one Secretary,
one Treasurer, one General Agent and one Board Of
Directors Said officers and directors will he elect
Cd on the gid day of July, and annually thereaf
Private property Of stockholders is exempt from cor
porate debts.
JAMES L. TAYLOR Vice President.
J. II. ROGERS Secretary.
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Ga-We call attention to the advertise
nent in another column, of John V. Far
well & Co., Importers of Fancy Goods, and
Wholesale Dealers in American Woolens
and Cottons, ~, A and 40 Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, Ill. This is the heaviest Dry
Goods jobbing house in the West, and be-
sides this. Messrs. Farwell & Co. have en-
joyed worry high reputation among the
merchant princes oil Chicago, for business
enterprise und capacity. With these e1-
periences and large capital, they cansupply
tho trade upon as favorable terms as East
ern Jobbing Houses, and we hope they
will have the trade of the West. IL
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To Business Men.

ans d'rsetedto anaouncsto business men within
this delivery that stamped envelopes Bearing re.
qas' fer The rstsrn Of unclaimed letters together
with ;hs nsn es business and post ONCE address OF
the patty, without additional charge for The print
Jag Th+y mnst be ordered to the number Of not
'"ss tSsn a"e st one time, and must be paid for at
the time ordtfed. Scent letter size, will cos
$500 per 200. ofdciai size cent stamp SO 40.
Orders at this Office, where specimens be seen.
.a J. w.NoRRIs,P. n.
Pert o1iee ottamwa, Aug. Is 65. T.
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ITO RACHEL S RENO.-You
are hereby notified that the petition Of Norman
no is on flc in the Office o: the Clerk the Dis
tricf Court or wapello county iowa, in which peti
cause alleges adultery, and unless you appear and
N axe defense to said petition before noon Of
Cottrt ~ Sc tomlnesd bn the 27th day of November
1865 dsfasft viii he taken against you and decree
rendsrsd In aceoraanee With the prayer ofpstitioner
MORRIS J. WILLIAMS, ATTY
AaE. ~, lsSS-<w scr petitioner,
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LNSTRAY BAY MARE.

ESTltAI BAY MAKE.
ITasen up by Samuel ID. Cooper. living In Rich
land T"eEship. wapell" County Iowa, August the
:5h, 1868, che bay Nare With some white spots on
the back, supposed to be sa idlema rks.. No other
marks or brands psrceiv able. SaiG Mare is shout
hre years pld, appraised AZ ore Hundred ttSTfxrs
Before Joshua Marshall, Justice Peace.
htluawa iowa, September I4.h 1I65. -
2ff1-2t. l.. ~ cs)pktY Cot lty Clerk
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A YER'S PILLS

N L
Are you sick, feeble and com } V%nn%f9
planinsl Are you out Of ( SsXXA
der with your system d.rsugs4
and your feelings unconorta- seS4e
bley These systems of."n i IIA-Tg
the prelude to serious iilntSt.-= tCr--~NL.gg5'AS
Some fit of sickness Is creeping sta ~ fs-s3zS\
opon You, and should bi
ed by timely ase Of the iSht .csd.. Take Ayers
fiIs and cleanse out the disorderei humors-purify
the blood, and let the fluid, an unob,tr acted
in health again. They stimulate The functions of
the body into vigorous activity, puffy tbs srst~m
from the obstructions which make disease cold
settles swhsrs In the body and rra nses H.. ma
ural functions. These, II not relieved, react upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing
general aggra vat lon, suderin. and d-ranxem-nt-
While in this condition take Ayers pills, and see
how directly they rest ore the natural as,ou Of the
system, and with u the buoyant feeling Of hrslth
again. What Is true aud apparent In tai, trivial
and common complaint 10 also true In ms,1y of the
deep seated and dangerous distemp.rs III. same
purgaive effect expels them. C,rsed by similar oh
structiens and arrangements Of the natural fame.
items Of The bodv, they are rapidly and many az
them surely cured BY the same mr,ns. None who
know the virtue OF these Pill. will .fec, to errpy
them when suffering from the Gisot;i.r. theJ cure
such as Headache. Foul stom sch, Dr,.n..ry, Rl
'"es oohiPieiusss lholEssuou bef1nserlcHt or tNc
Liver, Costiveness, Constipatlnn ite,rburn I.ifSu
matsm, Dropsy; worms aud Suppression, wher IA
ken I'd large doses.
They are Sugar Seated, SO that tn. most sensitive
can take tn EN- easily, and they are surely Ihe s.st
pursatiye medicine yet discovered.
Ayers AglIe Cure.
For the speedy and certain cure Of Intermittent s..
yer, or Chills and Fever, Remi,tent Fsver, chill
Fever. Dumb Agus, Periodical H-al,rh. or Bill
ious Headache, and Bilious Fever; indeed. for
the whole class OF diseases originating in hillary
arrangement, caused by the malaria OF miaEua,lr
countries.
This remedy has rarely faiel te care the s-re-e,t
eases Of Chillsand Fever, and it has thi. great al.
vantage over other Ague Medicines that Il rublacs
the Complaint without injury 10 the patient /, con-
tains no qui1ins other dseterious substance nor
does 1t produce quinism any injurio effect what
ever Shakng brothers Of the army and the west ,
FRY IL and you will endorse tfese assertions.
Prepared by J. @. AVER CO. Low-h, s,sS
and sold By TAYLOR, BLAKE L CO., o,tunxa,
Wholesale agents, and By all Dealers Ia Medi,iue
july ~, 1ss5-dw2n
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COMMERCIAL.
SPEEHL NDHCES.
'>.>~~~>.>~>->~>,>>>..>>> >r>.>s>s>,>->->.>-I.,
CLAIM AGENCY.

Soldiers, and the widows and hsirs ofs.laieis are
notified that an acting as . licensed claim agent
for procuring Pensions, Boanties, Back Pay and eli
other just claims against the Government
charges moderate, ans nothing unless claims
allowed. EDWARD H. sTILRS
I-le-n once opposite ottumwa House.
J. G. HINSEY, NJ. d.
WOnhes with n. J. WILLIAMS, Bss Residence
on the tluf, north OF the Court House,
April ri, 1se4-o 10
soldiers
and the Wida6s and Heirs of !soldiers
are notified that am acting agent for procuring
Pensions, Bountiss and other claims against tbt
Government. Chatgss notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. NJ J. WiIIItMs
Feb. 4, 1854 II Ottunva Iowa
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sherif.s ONCE, WapellO CO., Iowa,
-. September 18th, 1868.

sherif's OiIfre, Wapello Co., LOWE
sa1 September 18th, 1865.
The undersigned are hereby appointed
policemen for the purpose of keeping or
,er ON the 18th inst, at the Soldiers Din
ner in Ottumwa:
Can't. w. II. p. Norris, Chief OF Police.
Assistants.- NJ. Wiltfong; F. W..
purtch. John Reed; John Burtch; VIM.
Reed; John Booz; Samuel Carr; w1liiarn
Ayres; Samuel Hamlin; William Coreol;
Michael Reynolds; Benz. Hammitt; Hi
ram Boulton; Andrew Simmons; Graves
Pomeroy. an.. ....-
:, - a. A. DERBY. Sheriff.
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CFpAnTNER

DSSOLUTfOH OF PARTNER
- kHfP.-The co-partnerphis hsr.tofore eTi,tins
between q. ID kctcham and N Walker, under the
firm OF ksichan Walker, was Dissolve on he 26th
81 August, ~ the withdr avail Of Mr. Walker: The
business will he conducted by & ID Ksteham, whs
has associated With himself Henry H-rtkorn:
Au. ~, 1876 -fict-wa
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GET YOUR PICTURES FRAMED.-"e eA',
mo attention of the people to the fact that
Mr.. G. A. Roemer has receiVeo M
stock of assorted picture frame mouioins'
.r;,, and rosewood. Call and see him.
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Policies of Insurance

L
Policies of Insurance.
ys *. ssspsry IL ,.,
the most favor bic terms.
FOR sALE-A rsrge Brick Hotel in III. city of OF.
tumSs, weA located. Cheap for cash.
| FOR SALE-A small frame dwelling on Front
| street, city ofOttumwa. A desirable residence.
FOR sALE-A large two story frame dwelling In
she Central part OF the city Of ottunxa.
| FOE sALE.A large brick dwelling In the suburbs
OF the city OF Ottumva well situated, with trees,
| shrubs, and other sonveniences. -
| fARH FoR SALE IN Hishiani township. eight
miles from Ottumwa, ny 200 acres-1O0
in gooi Guilty. ,tion. Calculated for Stock Farm I;
well watersd $50 fruit tees Of an xcelent auaIit
a. W. CASTOR.
FARM FOR sALE-Contafning $50 acres so acres
In cultivation, acres tinbe atijoinin", in Dahon.
eRa Township, 81 miles North East OF 0tsumwa.
FARM FOR SALE-Containing l2a &C res, OF " RI CHI
50 is nice prairie land we'll improved, and 40 acre:
Of timber, in 0ahlonsgs Township miles North
] East Of Otsunwa. -...
HOUSE AND LOT FOk sALE-House for sale sit
uated on Front Street, containing ten large rooms
| calculated 10 a boarding or Hotel stand.
FOR sALE-l2h acres Of nice prairie lind IN Madi.
son county, s miles from winterset, 1t being ths
south half south east quarter and tn south east Of
tha south west quarter Of Section Fifteen Township
| rs, E,nye 90 west
| For further parii euIsr. aid term. Of tn. above
premises, call AZ the ONCE OF the undersigned on
Court street. A. w, CASTOR.
FOR SALE-l60 acres OF choice land In Washing.
ten county. lows. For particulars. enquire Of -
E.- aa.. a-.aaa. A. W. AsToN.
FOK sALE-lso acres OF choice Prairie Land. 10
Iowa county. For terms see
t-s s- Nv. GASTON.'
FOR sALE-A Farm containing 900 acres foo
under fence. Within three miles of Ottumva.
| Fer particulars, see A. W. CASTOR.
FOR sALE-A small hohsA and lot IN the eastern
part OF the city Of O:tumwa. Cheap for cash. En-.
qsirs Of 4. W. CASTOR.
once on the Netsh-we,. side Of Cnrt.,
Bstusea Front and Second Streets,
OrrUMvv.A, IOWA.
Feb. Z, 1867
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E~The Congregational Church is I'M
dergoing some very desirable improve
ments. 1t has been enlarged by enclosing
the porch in front, thereby increasing the
seating accommodations about fifty. II is
also being painted and the lossis being en-
closed with fence. This fall il will be
turfed and trees set out, making the corner
pleasant and attractive.
APoLo6ETIc.-The sickness of orr Fore
man, an unusual amount Of job work, and
the necessity Of putting the weekly to press
this evening, prevents our furnishing AZ
pnrh reading matter AZ usual. ffsfr
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Arr. THOMPSON WILL LECTURE roMbRRc
M evening on The American Union.n the "New Heavt
and Earth, in Metropolitan Hall - Sixth avenue DPe,
SON n.sy lsSswe
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IMPORTANT LECTUREs DAfLY-FoR oBNTLEMI
only, At the New York Museum Of Anatomy sls Bro
on receipt OF csnt By addresssg Secretary
new York Museum Of Anatomy
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARp-wITH A LADY LIVING ALOE.-A HAND
ID somely furnished Room on hst or second noor i
ally home comforts Inquire at sS Blocker street, nea
Macdougal aw
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BOARD wANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, IN A PRIVATE
I'D family; partially furnished In good locality
town be moderate Address Home, station g.
broadway.
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TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO SIN.
gle gentlemen only; breakfast II required. No. ~ West
Twenty fourth street.
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IL temen can be with desirable Rooms and
rst class Board al 81 West Thirtysixth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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BOARD is WANTED FOR THE WINTER BY AN ENG
ID sh family OF four adults In some genteel private an-
where few other boarders taken Par
Tor and two Bedrooms well furnished required second
oor would pay $50 per week for suitable accommodations
house first class with all the modern improvements
location unexceponable and west side preferred Address
d. M. Z. CAT Post Office
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BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMrLY-A GEN.
ID teman wife daughters desire two Furnished
Rooms central part Of the city Any gcnteel family,
having than they require will find this an excel
lent opportunity $40 month will be paid Address j.
j. j. boz l26 Herald ONCE Unexceptionable references
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mo LET-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM on SECOND
floor, to a gentleman and lady with without Board for
the LADY, gas bath the oor Broadway and Second
stages Second the door, Inquire
at 30 Second avenue
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BOARD WANTED.-A FAMILY OF NINE ADULTS
ID wishes two three Rooms second floor, and two
third fourth floor best ofsreerence. Address
A. b. c., % Union place. Fourth avenue
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BOARD wANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife, without children who have their own furniture
not street. Address stating terms which
be moderate E., box 2 Post Office References e.
changed.
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BOARD wANTED-FROM THE FIRST OF NOvEM.
ID Der, for two ladies and two little girls, aged nine and
eleven three Rooms required house must be pleas
antly located and contain modern improvements Refer
exchanged. Address, stating terms, &C. r. o. box
an66 Post Office. n Y
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DOARDING-A PARLOR FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
ID three Rooms handsomely furnished also large Room
on third floor with without Board Apply at No "A West
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LNoR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE ON THE
Tenth Fourth The cottage is 62xsO
feet containing Is rooms, with water bath &c The
garden fruit trees and everything complete For price and
permit inquire of JOSEPH Il. MONIES, corner OF Warren
street nd BrO dway
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DFLLEvUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
X The Introductory Lecture 10 the regular course Of
s,ruciIon al this institution will be delivered BY
PROF H. OGDEN D0REMUs, M. r.,
Al ~ o'clock, this evening at the College, foot OF
Members Of he medical profession and the public are
'p'''''' TsAhC X. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Presiden,
A. FLINT, in, N. D., Secretary. ~
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TOR SALE-PRICE 84,500-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
Residence just finished in modern style and In the best
manner 20 miles York. 10 trains daily; location
pleasant and salbrious Description by CHASE, cor
ner Of Broadway and Dey street. orJ MARTIN Railway
New