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IS ssHf>'TuN ALLsT1N.-S10n after Ali
';'u : mirTia 20 With III iirsr giie the sister
' The lna Dr Claiming. hc made his Sec
ri visit 4 E.np.. Ai;cr residence therr
s httlc n.urc than year. his pecunisrv
wants hoc5rH" very pressing and urgent
a.re So taa1 ai any other period of hi, life.
olunc 90. tt.-, occasions. as he himself used
." uaTraic tn' event. he VA In hi> s;udin.
lertInS wi,a e irrlin. of ainrst desperation
% & his condition. Hls conscience seemed
ti ein i'' hao deserved his affections.
. @'-'"r ,T-iu ufcn himself, hv his want
f-v ~ 'tuN" lJ. past iavoIs from heaven
"- HtF-.. a.t -i uLcc. seemed flies with the
-fHt Da3 would listen 20 hI, uraver>.
vuuil offer up hIs direct expressions of
..-IUe aHa ask Tor divine aid. lie accord
cked Ills GoOr. withdrew 10 corner
M. threw himself upon his kner-,
SEQ iur loaf h bread for himself
vile. " niis thus en- ploycd. a knock
'.- Ir ut the door. i feeling ut mpmcn-
ainy AZ brIn- detected in this position
ID feeling OF shame let be might have
--G Observed. induced hin hasten and
Pen ne door. \ stranger inquired tor Mr
A-.,.an. He was anxious 10 learn who was
Oh. iortun's purchaser OF the painting u.
Angel Uusl, regarded by the urus- as one
be- masterpieces, and which bad won tie
llze at tle exhibition Of tie Academy He
Wa, Ioid that At had not been sold. Can
hs possible Not sold Whore Is 10 be
.ad - In this very room. Here it L."
producIrG the Tainting from a corner. and
,lping OF the dust. at Is for salc-but iis
value ha- never Yet. TO my idea of its worth,
been adequately appreciated-and | would
MT part with H.. What is it, price -
81 have done fixing any nominal sum |
have alwuys. so far. exceeded my oilers
leave II for You u name the price "Will
four hundred pounds be an adequate recon-
lruse p lit l. more than have ever asked
for II. Then the painting il mine" The
stranger introduced himself As the Marquis
OF Stafford and he became from that mo-
ueLt, one OF the warmest friends of Mr. All
-t5u. BY him Mr.. Allston was introduced
Q, the society OF the nobility and gentry, and
le became one Of the most favored among
t.e many gifted minds that adorned the CIR
r.c. IN winch be was never lond OF appear
7- often.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30

Eu A Brattleboro correspondent thinks the
reason Why Gov. Smith procured the mastering
ont Of the Vermont troops 40 Burlington, instead
OF Brattleboro or Montpelier, was that otherwse
there would be no opportunity to compel them
an to pass over the entire length Of the Central
railroad once, and the greater portion OF them
twice. Also. that If the troops were going to
Burlington il would be = more direct route -rom
New York up the Hudson river, and ria Troy
and Rutlaud-.lfoaipeiier P1iriot and .drgis-
The Pafrio, and its correspondents haze
gone off at halt cock. this time. The selcc-
ZION Of Burlington instead of BEatilab1To-
was the work no, OF Gov. Smith, but o. tl'c
soldiers themselves, who had their own res
sons for pre.erring TO come to Burlington
None Of the troops pass over the VI Cent7al
and all have come bere by the most cree
route, y,a Troy and Rutland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30

{ 7 cr-Ss- Congress makes the militia and C0ucre.
Z mus, Sc 10 It that the omancipatrl slaves htv
e the privilege, the dignity and jar power Dt 70
5 arns-bearinC population. But the right t1 .o'
lands the right to testify in courts, tle ri-h, o
E vote. by the C0nst luton, depend, not Duiv i
spirit but in letter. upon the state C1I-t,l,i. .r-
The nigh; 20 vote in national elections d.H.af
On State Constitutions. Nhat are you going A.
do about it,
lou md the answer iu my fret rr.pa- fi0r
We are IN a state OF war We are exer.-s.r.
war powers We holl each State in thegrlsu o.
war until the State does What wr hsraari.ht o.
require % her. fApplausa.l Nc i-ve r.E
tary occupation. What 's tla eject c. tl4tt
appeal Go the most learned DO tHe llvs 10 u.-..r-
appeal 90 Hu authority that las ...l t1 500
worl- OF wisdom this morning ltur1in- -o Prof.
tarsonsl. whether 10 i- not - principle Of ri.
that when The coalue~I0c party i.- .lr-
occupation oi tIe country. tIe r..i..I. ..ff.1-
oi us citizens are suspended thereby. IaH. F.
true; >TSpcafst, / 10 not -1v I..'r.... L.tr.
msu say chat I overlook tt- distinction h..H...
civil or domestic w1r and a vHr between Pie
e0-uiz-i nations. We Asea L.t t..a putting
tsHa au Instruction of p...-seI e..sr- H.
have fought against 300 empire g..ai ..-a.i a....H
I the Elits %. Ills republic complete ..
| government. perfected 10 a.l i.s rart.- and .. r.
I bad not destroyed 70 Lv Ulr. i- aag.I I.r. r,-
4 mlilrl and stood % compiled t..H..rf. -.-
/ thing tGt var has destroyed i..
We have riEh. now ami 'rrH .. .--.--.
J Those r.a.rs which belong .a Oh. coalition .
wir. The l.-icaI relations aI f....
their state governments are suspended .-.
Occupation exists, and tle r-le
by powers derived from way. l.u .H.s
20 the Constitution fH point Cur what
lone. it is not ure ust.tut 0ItI. 10 .. -.....
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Anc1citement not equalled since the days
o.. tie murder OF Dr. Parkman, has been
created DO and around Boston, by the mur-
d.r oi two person. girl and a boy, IN
West Roxhury. The children went out into
'ae woods for flowers last week Monday and
never came home. Search was made in vain ;
'4' ga sunday the body Of the girl was ac-
s.aeu,a.ly discovered in a piece Of woods; she
'ae 'e'u Tavlshcd, and killed by seven or
r.-o, 'iabs Of a knife The boys body was
ln- about quarter of mile of, killed
N q -ii' in the back, apparently while
running. The names Of the children were
''a'ti.4 and John Joyce, and their ages II
ano i yt'rs; their mother Is widow wo-
man OF Blston. The girl II years old but
''F2e "i Der age, evidently struggled hard
- ms h'r assailant, her clothing was much
Tom, ana there were many bruises on her
arms and elsewhere No clue has been vet
'".:inei 10 the murderer.
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+ et T. Y.
..rlc Zen Bring. n.ilsmr..

Tic Zen Brings a'iiamc.-
T-r..p tb- i5il- the wind is sharp and cold
Inc ~ ee, young grasses wither Oh the VOID.
And We. % Lord, have wandered from tby told
But evening brings Us home
Among fhr mists we've stumbled. aud the rocks
W here the brown lichen whiiens, AID the fox
Watches the sfrsCgler from the iocks;
But e.euinE brings US home
The sharp thorns prick Us, and oar. tender feet
,r, cur au! bleeding, snd the lamus rpreas
T.s'r plural mpiaiatS,-oh, rest is sweet
When evening brings Us home
W. t.,e t.en wounded by the hunter. darts
o.reyes are very heavy, aud our bea~4
,.-.a i'r Thy comm when the Iie-hi ,isrsr,s
50 eve7'ing, bring Us ho-,e.
-, sre round Us and the snow drifts
,ali
5r- ar Shepherd leave Us not to si-ker.
z ste night, our tsrdy footsteps quicken
DO ayening bring US home
-iarPer's Trc3lg.
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S-u- Some excitement was cccasian-i
Al.a. afternoon, boy reror, Of the shooting o..
tao men at the Hospital. As ncar as we
learn, several soldiers undertook TO interfere
with an arrest and Co release ther elmrsle.
waen lae oaee fred Lis revolver, tie shot
passing through tie hlly Of one man, and
woundins another. lt was said the COM
Tldes OF abe wounded men procured arms
and wcre bent On Vengeance tu- We nave
heard of no collision YET and presume there
VIII De none.
P.S. Taa oficc-s name Is Lleus. Under
wood oi size Veteran Reserve Corps. TIE
wounded men are soldiers OF the Old Brig
ade. The officer states that be dill not TIRE
till violent hands were land on him. when he
fired twice. with the result mentioned.
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y KIRBY SMITH,
..-.. Q

4 letter from Richmond TO tAe New York
Hrad ,ays lin some respects | ind the
southern negroes very much mi-represeuJed.
Il ba- b-,a s4ii time and again that tLey
vsr' 'aerahie Of self support Their ae-
tini a,euIatilu a0d performances show tbat
iu ioaay rise5 they support both selves and
nis-te--. md 10 It better than ;heir masters
eouio 90 IT, The same writer informs us
tiat -thc i-uarance oi the white people j.
amaz,c-. Out 20. ,ue Thousand. who are
dmly taking iLe oath. only about I've Ter
cent. can read and write
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LIVE SPEcINEN.-Soon after the close of
Z. last war with England. two English bloods
"'7t IN Quebec on tour of observation.
>aa ono of them 10 the landlord of the hotel
ARE h. was stopping, Are there any Green
y uh.an Boys IN the city? We want to
--e live specimen The landlord replied,
81 havc one that Will bc III at dinner time. Sc
p The d!Iner hour in came Ezra Meach of
>b,ihurne. very giAt by the way. Both
-nslishm,n wished fer an introduction,
'tlch icing over, one OF them asked, Are
'u "a isir specimen of the Green Mountaiu
'lN>:' NO" replied Mr. Meacb, Il
'-a the lake shore. Tney grow
N the mountains. Then NJ
..aer we got whipped at Plattsburg -
~f~ tne rejoinder Raa9rd.
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PsEsENTATIoSs.-Capt Livingston, Co. G,
Of the Ninth has received from bis company,
handsome sword and belt, and from The
field officers Of the regiment an elegant gold
watch, as tokens of regard. Capt. Clark, Of
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Toe murderer Barreau. who killed d ser
~ siH and ChIid near Montreal while
t.' ras-lng horsc, naviug been confronted
"Iia woman who ESCAPED, and recognized,
'a. n-dc confession. Ills nights are hor-
'4 Ne says, II cannot c'ose my eye:
zee e'Hstautly the Lioyiy corp-es Of M Vic
=, M I'D the sighI :lrezes me with !.ar.
he 49, rts repeited:y. that lie dad not IN
'"id % Kill ID, ,siuid. Before laving the
'eeiis 4 the murder. rr -ay- that ii he bad
lad shot lett. be would lave blown out IL
w" 'rains. 81 terrible Was hi, remnrse
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30

Ylsv5yT IS a Sr-cs-sRowDa SrAr&.-
Commissioner Newton Of the Agricultural
Bureau. places the value IF the farm stock
Of Naa E-gIlul on the Is; Of LAST january.
at S9tl6lo7S, Of which Vermont owns
over oue-.lurth. and more than any ether
New England state. l- di-trihu,eias fol-
I.ws Vermont S2+,g05,yj2 Maine 81. -
533. lbs Nas-achusetts SI7,63,.7s3 Con
uccuclt SI5.s4+.j7+, New Hampshire SIS
55I,5I2 Rhode Island S2,t14,O25
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THAL or P,~SE. rHe ST. ALrsNs EuDEa-
The tlIaI o.. H-zlkiah Plyne las lcln in
progress before judge Picrpomr, at s.. All
bans, l5r several days. The testimony ot-
iercd goes fully into tie various facts OF y4e
Raid and the shooting Of Morrison. which
are familiar o. our -eai---. On tLe 22i,
Capt. $. :. Smith, Uui.ed States detective.
-wor- thar hame, Payne p, Winds p. @. T.,
las; january chat Acknowledged ,na- be
was one Of the raider,, -sii "T5r ought u.
have heard She fellows beg when we locked
them in tae vsllt.' aud gave him (Smith)
S400 in ST. Adams Bunk and Franklin CJuu-
;y Bank money, suIpo>ing him TO Be broth
or rebel. This evidence was c1rro5-u,ed hy
r e. Nav, another detective. William N.
Snita, F7aucis " Smith, Mrs Frances De-
yeDrorJ. Mrs T. Howard. and Mr. Edward
simpson, testified positively 20 seeing Payne
among tie raiders at the time of the raid.
and @, seeing him take hat f-1m one Net
,iet1a. On tla other hand, several witnes-
scs for the defence, swca- that Payne was in
Montreal Oh the d1y Of the raid.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30

MAy. Ggs. STAxxARD.-A large coiored Pho
tograph Of Gen. Stannard on exhibition at
Styles Gallery-said by his friends to be q per-
feet Likeness. Cards for sale.
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A1,lIczo 40 III BAE.-Mr Charles r.
Rogers was admitted &C an attorney az the
opening of the present term of the Court in
Franklin County.
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DESERVED PRoyoTIoN.-We are glad 10
learn Of the promotion of our friend, Capt
A.P. BLuNr, \. Q. NJ, at Norfolk, Va, to
o. Colouelcy in the Quartermaster' Depart
meut Of the Army. Col. Blunt has had IN
der him at Norfolk, more men than the COM
maud Of any colonel in the line. and a charge
10 the care Of the extensive army machine
shops, government transportation, supply Of
fuel for the army, &c, of immense response
bility. The promptness, efficiency and con-
scicntious thoroughness with which these
wcishtv duties have been discharged. have
found frequent and hearty commendation at
the hands Of Capt Blunt's superiors in COM
mand, and at last received recognition at
Washington. Colonel Blunt has worn the
Eagle worthily before, as Col. Of the 18th
Vermont, and viii worthily wear it again
The SECRET SERVICE, THE FIELD, TIE DuN-
oroN AND 1gE EscAPE-This is the title Of
a. D. Richardson's book which is now going
through the press, and which the publishers
promise shall contain more OF the Fact, Ir-
cident and Romance Of the War, than any
work yet published. CertainlyAir Richard
sons experiences, while travelling at the
South as correspondent of the New York
Tribune a the outbreak Of the war, and afl
forwards with our arpies and fleets, his
twenty months stay in rebel prisons, and
his remarkable escape, give abundant mate
rial for work of thrilling interest and the
authors well known ability as a writer. is
guarantee for the brilliancy and interest with
which the stirring events he describes will
be depicted. The book will be sold by sub
scription. Capt. Justin Narramore, OF IN
dernill. a brave soldier while IN the army,
and reliable and worthy young man, is
agent for the Publishers. He viii canvass
our city and county tor subscriptions, and
We commend him to the favorable notice OF
our readers.
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ST. ALBANs IScoMEs.-The Messenger
publishes the St Adams incomes for 1864
Eighteen citizens paw tax on $1,000 and up
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NUMBER FIFTY THREE

The Eetgrned Soldiers Ofthe Ola Brigade.
The Getaci .asn;s Of mustered QUO men
OF tie ID. 5j. l,a, 5.l and 6.h rcsinensa.
600 in number. whose coming bad been dl.s
announced, arrived ar : ! O'Clock Fri. even
ING. They Wcge under command Of Adiu-
tr-t English, Of tic 9th re-imenL Two
other officers. A5iuaus Ray Of the 2i, ard
Lieut. z. A. ward. Of Co. G., Of the 3i. 49,
c5mponle, the deiacimens Notice OF tloi-
coming WAS given usual by the riugiu- "
the B.pti-t 5oIlaal Lrsc cousourse cfoar
c.-iss-s greeted The soldic.- az tie lel
Brown AID dusty FROM thcir f1u- days r-t.
from Wasaia-.5a, sough ba, tired, b..a-a-
iaeir Erapsac.ss ta. for the most part
ous ara,-. the men marched to the City Ial
who're Oh y were greeted by Mayor Ca,""-
waoa.-e- I-gI.,irs rarce cheers which Ve
rish- aaldiy given fr tie on Verm p.
Brigade. turoduc,I Hon. Dame. Rohc--s,
who addressed tlcm as follows
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e Max SrRAEosCH's CoNCEET.-The Concert
+ Saturday evening, drew to the City Hall n
2 audience which may be numbered among the
p larges. --A most cultivated ever assembled
: in that place. The Tordertal things in the
. evenings entertainment, were the presence
and Performance Of a young lady, Mile De
Hatow, who has selected the yioloneelio for
her instrument, and who plays it, perhaps
not with all the power Of a master, yet with
remarkable skill and pleasing expression {;
and the playing Of a pianist, N. Weti, who
with single hand, and that the lett hand,
performs pieces which IN fullness Of harmony
and .apiI and complicated execution equal
thc oitc, Of both hands Of a good perform
er, and which any ono, Judging from hearing
alone. would believe to De rather tie work Of
tgss bands than ONE. Aside from these
crioaGes. the concert was an excellent and
enjoyable one. Mailmc Bclrens. though not
+ in perfect v.i,-. >lug quite sweetly, sub
s.i.ut.u. al Bacio' Tor the rather difficult
. slng Thou art So near and yet 50 fur and
on t-e cncorcs giving some pretty ballads.
Nr Bal-cus. her husband, accomEl
a.r and Miss Eat5w with good taste and
-kuul execution N.-s DE Ea-.w was re-
r-st.lIy epclrei and responded very oilis-
m-.v. Her closing piece, q Fantasia on
themes from .lil-tba." ." hv Pacae fuat joel
vas really very fine Mr Wehh began by
cutting srost tac rroErammc. nlsying but
isl-afN,.2. hu,was obviously monided
ivtI. applause and q b5uque, which followed
li.N..i.raI Fantasia. and came back. If no.
with reutma.t r-acs and elegance. VET with I
81 -.I.-tle --,3.r.--. when recalled iv ca- /
..-.. Han. .,ra-i.-risni.-. aside from +. .
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l. -. b.. :.
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The v,,r YorL Nails and the Railroads.
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the Cavalry received from his company
while here a / .rdslue abre.
CongTegatIoasi General Convention.

NoH- IL 80 dr Nsl'tt OtaEidl NNuhtiiti'-if
THE VERMONT EcucArroy SOCIETY.
Wednesday evening was occupied with the
annual meeting Of the Education Society. y--
son Steele. Presiieu, Of the socieiy, was Chair
man. -. Traasurcr's Report showed no lack
Of funds in the ,r,az1ry, but apparently there
is a lack Of young men to whom all should be
given. In the discussion Il was tGe sentiment
Of the Society, that the plan should be t-iel 7.
selecting laymen Of good Christian character
and proper intellectual attainments. who, after
short course OF theological instruction, slaalI
be introduced to the ministry, to supply the
present want Of elucateI young mea.
In course OF the evening, Rev. Mr.. Kellogg.
Of Whitehall, delegate from q New Y5r., Pres
by;cry, made shor, speech, detailing some Of
the plans proposed by that boly for occupyin-
some OF the fields oill5or now open at the South
and West
The morning was occupied with he-rioE re-
ports Of delegates from other bodies, thsreport
Of the corresponding Secretary Of the Convention
on the state Of r,ligiaa in the chu-laes or ,he
State, and ia closing up the business O, ;as
Convention. The duaI ai,7urnmeut then toe
place
Thursday Afternoon WIS hell tie anniversary
o. the VI Sabbath School Society
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P1r.cz CoURr.-Privato John Holner, OF
CO. s, lss VI Cavalry was on Saturday
bound up by Recorder Read in $3.50 for
trial at next County Court on a charge of
stealing horse from Lieut.. Jones OF the
same regiment.
Charles Williams and John Murphy were
each fined S5 and costs for intoxication, and
committed in default of payment
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TIE beautiful and usually quiet little town
of Flushing, Long Island, was the seenaOi o.
a terrible fremen's riot Tuesday. The VI
rious ERE companies of the Long Island VII
laecs, tecrrher with delegations from New
York and Brooklyn, bid assembled to hive e
trial of their engines, and thousands OF spec
tators, men, women and children, We're col
lecred in the main street Of the town 10 wit
ness the sport. Soon aiIer the commence
ment OF the proceedings, an attack was Elads 1r
on one Of the machines. and instantly Wild
scene ensued, pistols, knives and stones being
freely used by the conlbatants. The fgnt :
lasted Tor considerable time, and it isre-
ported that duripg It's continuance, thres
persons were killed and forty or ftty. !,
wounded. -'
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THE Z 6CTtRE SEASON.

1Mp6RTAN4 LE6fHRRq pkftYSY0R oB'SyLRMBs
l osit. .. shs lev tssa nss:nm q lsasoa1 sN sRsd
w,E s,s q rsssDs p so ssn By 'sd''s'"s o.
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r osT-BY A POOR woRRINGMAN, A PORTEMoN.
nne containing Sill VIII thankfully reward those who
will return Marahaon 30 East Fourth street. nen'
Second avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TIEY FoUND.-A PECULIAR KEY, FOR SAFE OBJ
Il bank lock Address James + Leete box 75o New York
Post Office. ~
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TT THE YOUNG ENGIIsHMAN PHOTOGRAPHED
from london who called several times at 20f Chatham
would again he would hear something 70 hs ad
vantage.
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INFORMATION WANTFD-oF KATHERINE TRACY.
When last heard Of living In this cisy native or
giving will please address Michael Tracy
Herald Office
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GJ E0 REWARD WILL BIZ PAID FOR THE RE
plOU covery of the following described articles oler
the private stables n Twentieth street, between Secon,
and Third avs and before the night Of tho 18th inst
One double Harness, with leather covered gilt mount
ngs; pair yellow plaid Blankets both marked with let
varegated plush Robes, together with blu,
SUIT Livery with ooachman's Hat. Apply 10 RADFORT
4 <ELSO, 800 Mulberry street, Ny. - =
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VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY TO RENT ON LEASE
"A In Northampton county Penn Address the subscriber
At Market street, Bethlehem, Penn. WM BROWN
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TNFoRMArION wANTED-oF ROBERT MCINTOSH
who was time In the United States army BY his
brother Neal at foot OF Eighth street. Williams
burg on board the British bark Bomidon.
NEW YORK Dec Is 1885
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A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-ON THE Sc
IA floor, and waste pipe, at $25 per month
good reference required Apply the premises 23 Spring
alreet
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

osT-oN THURSDAY, DECEMBER ~ BETWEEf
four and five o'clock p NJ, between 100 West Inir'y
eighth street aud Seventh TO Thirty ninth street.
large black Cashmere shawl The finder viii be boaly
warded by leaving at Mrs Morvns l West Thirty eight
street md receive the thanks 81 tie owner. ~ - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

r osT--A BUNCH OF SIX KEYS, FOUR STEEL AM
Two brass one long and one short last Tuesda
night liberal reward will be paid for their return to
spruce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

r osr-ABouT 5000 IN .NATIoNAIA BANK BILLS
IL 900 reward viii be paid TO TIE Under ON wing DIX
nidress at the Herald Office directed TO 9. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

r osT-ON FRIDAY, DEC. is, A PLAIN GOLD BRACE
let. IN neighborlood OF Fifth avenue and Thirty
seventh reward VIII be paid io4
it, delivery No II East Thirty seventh street