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| At Vera Cruz 1st inst, brig Sarah Larsen, Miller,
/ for New York, ldg.
Ar at Honolulu previous to 10th ult, ship Ceylon
Woods, Boston,
Ar at do June Is, ship cutwater, Dwight I'm San
Ar at Musquash NIB 25th inst, ship Baker, Allen,
New York.
Ar at St John NIB 9th inst, ships St Adams, Pike
Ar at do 24.h inst, brigs Nellie Move Bailey Port
land; Chas Heath, Wyman, Boston.
per steamer City of Washington
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst Roamer, Meleher, New
York; l4th, Eugene, Mosher City Point 10th, W F
.Ent on idg 18th, Gertrude, Doane, to- Havana;
AT at Gravesend 18TH, J L Hall, Richardson. from
SD 18Th, vicksburg, Boyd, Pert Phillip
AT at Falmouth 11th Alice Ban. Ross, Akyab 18th
SSaaolno. Woodward. RangOon; 10th, Jenny Eastman,
starkey Akyab; Danl MAJ. ' , Ross. do
MILAN gu lath Courser, Grimm, Lverpool Benz Bangs,
AZ shelda 15sh inst eastern Star Given for East
for En- S. OUT Newcastle ii Geo Durkse, Anderson.
Ai sa m GLASGOW 18TH Kate Holmes, Penne for
Ns sla IN Aberdeen l4h Henry Buck, Nichols, r
| Wallaro. June :, Farneli, Whiting,
,ssb bo B % Aae v June otago Orndke Sydney;
Ar az Melbourne June q, Patrick Henry. Pa.e
-, - a. n~tttlain June II, Sarepts Randall f.cnt
st Helena; zSd, jas Brett Jcwett BnenSs 4 v,res
Siq june -, Europa, Reed, England; 29th, Ieyen-
s SD I'm RsngOOn june ID, wurtemburg, Chase,
AZ e sArseilles 18Th INST Marathon. crowley I'm
sAr e Alicante 18th inst, Black swan, POdser from
Cardiff. -. L.. $50
Ar at Gibraltar 9Th INST, S Glover. Mabon w
lencia, land sailed sth for Cardif.) ~
BEL Pc leasr 'l [ksddiional.l
Ar at London 18th, Sarah Newman C,obb Pan
COON; t4th, Loeb Lamar, L0rng, Rangoon; Daphne.
Miles, Bombay.
CID 18TH Albion, Matthews for New York. t4tb
Vicksburg, Boyd, Port Phillip.
Ar at Falmouth 18th, Ellen Sears, Bartlett Akvab-
Saml Tarbox, Tarbox, Callao; 18th, Lawrence Brown
Janyrn, and Astrea, Millet, Akyab; 10TH Saxonvlle
Jordan, COnstantinople.
I'D I'm Shields 18TH Jane A Bishop, AcLcIlan, foy
Constantinople.
SID an Sunderland 18th, M R Ludwig, aaraing.
New York. 7'
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Tcmplar Bartlett from
Callao; Ellen Dyer, Sheppard, MonteYideO.
Sid mn Hong Kong June %, Young Greek. Thomp-
At Calcutta July 8, Martha Cobb. PHI shnrv s,r
Boston Ellen Hood Kilby,and A LittlS Geld. Mich
main. w 10 iOi 4""ui-
cld at santander sth inst Old r,omf aion. Sampson
Canih NJ te ' 'i'
.IHrH r...i d. $50. ......
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS,

I Ar at Bucksport 10th, schs Grape Shot, Dunbar,
Grand Banks, 1000 otis fish, 2lst, Sarah s. Julia,
Gilley do, 800 do. .IIfI ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

DR.. r. "A p r I N . 4
VIII EXTRACT TEETH for the Poor, free OF
charge on Saturday afternoon Of each week, until
further notice.
Onice No. IL Clapp's Block, Congress Sc.
Aug. 76-sndlw
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iIMPoRTs.

Z PIoToU MS Barque GlsnalIadale--522 tons coal
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
poRT OF p oRTLAND.

MARI e IN II WIS
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10. CQLGATE'S HONEY SOAP!
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and enoent in its nature ffagrantly scente6'
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the shin.
For sale byn Druggists and Iscy Goods Dealers.
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STRAINED.

A 81 SUITABLE person to conduct anus eel
Pr a ~ Fort treble Apply 70 lie Adjata NJ
ans III
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[ yAA me me mo the enclosure Of the suhos-1
months old. The owner en-, have ne sStasl
e es 'ne suoscrloer,p proving property and Dalh
ax,,,s.... JOHN IL. Coz
Sow5w* {
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MISS N. ID. PoD1 -

a an pcrsons are fereby forbid trusting any rersc
nv own ny aeeoant os shall pay nc,debs other tbs
1850 -NuS' ~, 1850. aug Dtw
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The amount ofassets held on January
illi- ], 1864, sIiil M
Amount of premiums, endowments. an
81 6 nuities, and interest received and
accrued, including premiums on
gold, etc., ETC., during the year 1864,
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week, importers holding prime clayed at SOC which
jobbers are reluctant to give. No s1les are reported
ed from first hands. The supply of Porto Rico Is
= NAVAL STORES-Fhe market is Quiet and nm
changed Spirits Turpentine is selling in small lots
at $2a2 25 p gall. In tar, pitch and rosin sales Of
small lots at previous rates. Oakum quiet and
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u. S. MarshaI's Sale.

Aug so-llawssvS s.v RA'AD~Af' ''HN
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rper steamer city of Washington

Ar at Liverpool 18th inst. Roamer Melcher New
York; 14th, Eugene, Mosher, City Point; 10th, w
St1rfr fe-tlarf dn
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Galen's Head Dispensary
Established in 1850 and Chartere
ny the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment of
SEnI.F.4L U'E.fKNESS,
And all Affections of the Urinary and Ger
of both Sexes.
JUST PUBLISHED,
PRIVATE MEDICAL EkGATise

AN vEEKREAL DISEASES,
" including Gonorhea, elect,
syphilis, Structure, Gravel, stons.
Rup;ures, Piles, Fistula, Urinary
Deposits. and all Diseases Of the
Kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland.
and Seminal Vesicles, and their
treatment. including chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES, with OBJ
servations on marriage and the
prevention Of conception. Con-
tanning Treatise on Self Abuse,
spermatorrhoa, Sexual and Ner-
vousDebility, Barrenpess ana I'm
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WARRINGTON, April 29 Information has been
received by the navy department that the rebel
ronclad Stonewal lett Tennerifi on the 2d inst
for the West Indies. and is supposed by this time
10 be in that locality
of the Potomac, and Gen Gihbon, of the 81 corps,
arrived here from City Point in special boat TO-
day
The latter brought up seveI.ty-six rebel battle
flags, which will he presented To the var depart
ment
The government is establishing military posts
in ST. Marys. Prince George and Charles coun
ties, Nd This is deemed necessary TO protect
loyal citizens in that vicinity and prevent sny
treasonable demonstration by the disloyal The
protection which was given TO the murderer
Booth plainly exhibited the extent of the latter.
The troops are to forage on the country and 10
give receipts for everything they take, which
will be paid to all persons proving their loyalty.
Edwin Booth, who is now in this city, came
here il is said, at the instance Of bis mother, TO
obtain the body Of his brother
The government has already begun the work
Of retresching, with earnestness, its expenses,
and on the lst OF May a large number of clerks
of the various departments will be discharged.
Since the restriction on travel between this city
and Richmond has been resumed, hundreds of
persons from the north have passed through here
for the latter place on visits of couriosity sad
pleasure
There has been considerable disorder among
numbers OF the troops who have passed. through
this city during the past few days. Several have
been killed by lighting among themselves.
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NITE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Or Dhcd-
w GISIS TO the above establishment, and ih'"e
them, when in the city, 10 look through car stock
Our goods bought when gold was at 81 5s, ano
before the additional SO per cent Increase h rarn
which, We confident, will enable us e sell goods III
line very low and yet realize profit ee VIII du-
picate any Cincinnati b-hrctaAtions IN ps,ces con-
sidered.
Orders are solicited. JeT&-dly
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from Nc plphis.

MEMPHIS, TEyy.-The Vicksburg Herald OF
the twnety fifty has a dispatch. dated of the
mouth Of the Red river, stating that the rebel
ram Webb. run out of the Red river, passing all
the gunboats with lightning speed and decended
the Mississippi river; when frs. discovered. she
had no lights and smoke appeared from her
shot was fred from the Manhattan when she
Immediately showed signs Of life The Steamer
Lafayette started in pursuit The officers oi
the Manhattan estimate her speed at % mile.
per hour when passing them. The steamer
Saratoga from New Orleans.passed her at Tunn-
ca Bend, She attempted - run down the Sara
togs but was unsuccessful.
1t is believed that she intends 10 destroy orr
commerce Oh the Mississippi river and make
her escape to the Gulf
Some assert that JEFF Davis was probably on
board. making his escape to Havana or some
other foreign port.
If nothing happens TO the Webb she can reach
New Orleans by daylight to morrow and the
mouth of the river by noon.
Gen Washburnes order declaring after the
25th of April. all confederate soldier within hi.
district shall be regarded as felons and not as
prisoners of war, is having great effect. large
numbers having surrendered
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from New Yori..

Nav YoRK April 29-- y Newbern advices
states that dehnston attempted 10 argue With
Gran. sor terms which would secure
the pardon Of Davis and other leading re-
bels. but Grant would listen to nothiug of the
kind, and Johnston was compelled 10 accep, the
conditions granted 10 Lee
The Washington special says Information
reached Washington that the rebel steam ram
Orlinda, alias Stonewall, arrived at Tenerfe,
Canary Islands, ON the 3lst OF March, in three
days from Lisbon. She was allowed to coal
and provision She was ordered 10 leave the
port in "a hours. She lett on the lst instant,
steaming southwark, but her destination was un-
known.
The Navy Department in anticipation of the
appearance of the Stonegal iu some of our har
bors. is making proper distribution Of suitable
vessels along the Atlantic coast.
Intelligence of the arrival of jeff Davis and
mis- fugitives as far south as South Carolina, has
been received in Washington Ii i thought he
will be intercepted before reaching the Missis
sippi river
The Herald's Galena. Alabama, dispatch says:
Among the prisoners captured here are l5O
officers.
Lieutenant General Dick Taylor made his
escape on steamboat
Y. B. Forrest. Dan Adams. Roidy Armstrong
and Crosland under cover OF the darkness,
reached swamp near East City. and eluded
csptu-e
The officer. comprising their .iaii, were
takea
FoFre-i's ordnance officers. comprising their
stalls we're taken.
Forres.'s ordinances olh-er, Oayslin 3 nd, re
ports Forrest as wOuaied 81 ~ F.sces IL the
arm
Croxton ani NeCooI attacked Jackson :
lront aud rear Al TFYOu. but having travelled by
widely different roads their attacks were not
simultaneous, ese be must have been destroyed
! ne destruction OF tie Ceutreyii.e Dsidge over
the Catawba, snd Croxton's movement towards
Tuscaloosa rendered i utterly impossible for
Forrest 70 carry out bis plans.
Catawb2 capituiateiS osterGay. and about ~
! II our prisoners confined there tor long time
were released They had been well treated.
The Herald's Washington special says the post
mor,em examination OF Booths body showed
that the ball did not touch the brain, but striking
the spinal column produced imn ediate paralysis
The opinion of the surgeons il thai he must have
/ died horrible DEATH the brain being active and
consciousness complete up TO the very moment OF
| dissolution
Nearly all the parties directly implicated are
! now in custody
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ranged from $50 to slOO vessel per day. 9th
er chartered transports VII be discharged as rap
idly as possible
DR. Sharp. OF S. Louis. has been appointed
postmaster az Richmond
The Times Washington -peci,l has the fol.
lowing
new paper, based upon thoroughly loyal and
union principles. is about GO be published 10 Rich
mond, under the title % The Republic" and
with The motto, No rorth, 40 soath, ~ east,
no west
Nr Seward sil remain ia ,he cabinet He
may possibly tender his resignation sss matter
of form. H. the event 81 his retirement the
place would probably be offered 20 Mr. Sumner
ln cnse be decoes. il ~il be oiisFcd 10 Charles
Francis Adams
Ii is rumoTed that the last steamer took OH, az
invitation for Adams TO return home soon as
convenient. Ii l. not known for what purpose.
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headquarters KentucsYtandins.


KENTUCKY LANDING, April % The follosing
circular hs. just been issued:
fAe functions of the civil courts in this depart
meut being 10 an extent suspended by martial
Law makes the duty OF every officer TO be scru.
pleously obserysnt OF public and individual
rights. anu TO afford as far as possible complete
protection to The people, the power of the first
will hereafter be sparingly exercised and directed
against real offenders There is no dignity OF
Justice iu pursuing foolish people for foolish
words There is no longer in this department
any hostility 10 the government. OF organization
which deserves the name of military The
bands nov prowling through the country are
simply guerrllas and robbers, AMI TO be treat
cd a. such They will be allowed TO surrender
for trial. All the loyal people OF this depart
ment are TO be protected without regard TO color
or birth place Complaints reach these head
quarters of the beating OF men and women for
claiming the benefit OF the amnesty oath. aud OF
the action Of congress freeing the slaves of all
persons who have been in rebellion against the
government of the United States, or who have
aided or given comfort TO those in rebellion. aud
of the joint resolution freeing the wives and
children Of enrolled men and Others who have ac-
quired the rights OF laws snd executive prelimi-
nsres and military orders. An such persons arc
under the protection OF the government. Colored
persons within the laws resolutions, and procla
nations snd orders referred To are free, and
whether free or not. are 20 be protected from
cruelty and oppression in all cases where The
state Of the country, and organization and rules
of tie civil tribunal will permit them to enforce
justice and punish crime. Offenders against local
laws will be handed over TO them for trial In
no sense Will any persons or court be allowed to
deprive any one Of tlis property who is within
the lines OF any acts Of privilege or orders above
referred TO, 10 herrass by prosecution or other
wise those Who may assist them IL earning sup
port or maintaining their rights
BY command OF
JoHN NJ. PAIMtR,
Major General
j BATES Dickson,
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From Cairo

CAIRO. April 26.-Some eishty-siT OF those
oboard the i'll feted steamer Sultana have been
found alive. Il is estimated ths; there were if
teen hundred on 5OarG
The Memphis hospitals are ful of wounded
from the Sul;sns Msny ere dresdfriiy
scalded
Al investigation by order Of Gen Wsshburne
is proceeding.
The steamer Dolphin reports meeting the ram
Webb 50 miles above New Orleans, at 6:3O a. m.
on the oath. She was then going along without
doing any damage to boats OF any kind
The telegraph wire leading to New Orleans i
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potence In both sexes the effects OF these diseases on
the body and mind and the Authors New Treatment
all these cases In full the only successful method of
cure, with an exposition Of Qnsckcry
Thswork is no; quack advertisements but q warn.ns
and guide for married and single Ii is the only book
that gives the treatment Of all the above IN plain
kngsh with full directions for sel,-trea and con-
tans much valuable information proper to mention
In pHbe notice. The work contains $50 pages and 100
plates and engrsvngs Of the above diseases
ADDRESS ln sealed wrapper, receipt of dellsr
Those Afflicted with any Of the sbove diseases before
placing themselves under the treatment OF any one.
should first read this work -
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To Insure safety 20 all letters. dlrec. 20
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT or lSDIASA)
BuREAU OF FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ~, 1864.

SSDIASA OFFICERS, who save been OF are serTingin
the army, inforr-4 that their Ordnance Returns
will be made up and presented to the proper Department
and certificates OF acquitiance obtained Of Charge
by applying Nr. C. Y. Rocker. Chief Clerk state Ord
Nance Department! o.tce up stairs Vtens' hard
store No 81 West Washington street Indiana polls.
Bv making above directed, ocicers VII not
only al fee but they viii be able % settle with the
GOverumeB: and draw their pay from one TO three
months earlier than X the business + entrusted Claim
Agents.
BY order ofGossrDor Mosros.
". II. a. TERRELL.
e2S-cE ttn.nsia Secretary.
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PIANOS.

CUMMINGS 4 JRNyYs, MANUFACTURERS or
~ Grand, Square. Cottage Upright,
TIA - ErSB~ EncS,
10. s2s Broadway. View York. Each Instrument
warranted I've Years
wholesale aud retail. 25 per cent. lsss than the
sane class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers wili do veil 10 examine our insfrrrzenfs.
rTssnd for catalogue jan2l l-dSzn
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NATIONAL BANK.

And will buy and sell Gold, silver Exchange Govern.
ment Vouchers Orders sshingOn, State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind OF
business attended 10 that belongs 20 legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent. upor
visions made for the keeping Of Deposits and fo
the accommodation ofDepositors
In addition 10 the responsibility OF the United
the liabilities OF the Bank the Stockh holders tnd
yuay responsible 20 the extent Of their stock In add
ton 10 the amount invested in such shares thus aordns
the most ample security 10 the public
The following the present stockholders of abe IL
sutrton'
VIM H. English wm. BrAden,
". R.Nofsinger. Benz y. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon. John W. Murphy,
Deloss Root Jrcge T. ". Finch
ycr. NcLene,
J. I. ID Lanisl, ~ y I Nm. Willard
GOV. p Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Aorrtsou n ". Noble,
Gen. I.sI. Noble, v. O. Rcckwccd
Hon. Oscar Y. Hogt Daniel HeunsSsss
Hon. T. 4. Hcntrick.. lanes PowcTf
Hon. David Silroro. J. 7. SLAUGHTER.
Hc1. James A. Crsvcrs. IEciGu His
Hon. John c. New, N. 5. 4. Norton
Hou. l. n sullivan. Raruabes Consn
/ Rev. WI 4. Holiday. John {. EcrCtf
Frof {. y. Tolc, ir. J. y G,ston
:. George SIlE, w. 4. NLc1.
George W. Rir,s ir. } II. WoosLu.
Robert Browuins luC. [. Wright,
". J. Holiday. John herdTicks.
". L. Holloway. = J. Danfortb.
n Maxwell. lame tireene,
Wm. H. IN A.D. blingsy,
A J. Hay. ". W. Lesthers.
z X Parker. Inraes Ni-sloW
J. l. HOfOa,
Winsl0v, LSn.er Co,
J. A. Ross. ,zlyii
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= Y M p TO MI ..

The symptoms OF Catarrh, a. they generally appear
are az first very slight. Persons ind they have cod
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
20 the changes Of temperature In this condition, the
nose may be dry, or slight discharge, thin and scd
Afterwards becoming thick aud adhesive As the diSease
becomes chrcnc the discharges are Increased In quantity
and changed In quality they now thick and heavy
and are hawked or coughed on Tho secretions OF
fensye causing bad breath; the voice s thick and ma
sat- the eyes are weak; the of the smell essened
OF destroyed; deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Catarh Is that the
person e obliged clear his throat IN the morning OF
thick or shiny mucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night when this takes place the per
son may be sure that his disease is it, 20 the
lungs, aud should lose no time in arresiingt.
The shove are but few Of the many catarrh symptsms
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PRoFESsl

nRs TODD PARR. having terminated their con =
4 tracts with the Government A. 4 Surgeons q
Camp Morton, prepared TO devote thsir whole
time 70 the practice Of their profession Persons can
rely upon finding OF the other th-,r once, 20
irx.nfs avenue naY3R-Sx
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uArEs Or ADVEnTIsine,

Baslness Notices Published the local columns Of
Ines under win Be charged for each Insertion ell N
sveT ten lines, ten Gents per line.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached. tf
Without notice free
Marriage Notices 90 cents.
Notices of Festivals PcRlcs and gotten up
individuals associations by churches. the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices, ften over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly aevertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for oices Of every description
10 be charged at the of t 20 for each In the
Daily. and "a the Daily and Weekly the to be- In
ell eases, paid In advance.
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A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, LIVING ALONE, HAS
"A handsomely furnished Rooms 10 let to gen.
Ieen with without board where the comforts OF good
home be enjoyed l5o Eighth avenue between Seven
teepth and Eighteenth streets.
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A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET-TO
n two single gentleman, or with convenience for cook.
70 gentleman and his wife Apply at 2So West Twenty
fourth street.
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A LII PARTIES DESTROYS OF PROCURING BOARD.
"A will please call and register particulars. Rooms
wanted furnished and unfurGshed with nd without board
Boarders' Directory, No. 8 Astor place.
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SUIT OF PLEASANT ROOMS WE'LL FURNISHED,
n with first cass Board. Apply at 81 West Seventeenth
street, Fifth avenue.
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A HANDSOME SUIT or ROOMS, FURNISHED, ON
IA second door, to let with Beard III small private fai
Iy. Apply at 20 West Eleventh street, Fifth
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A SMALL FAMILY HAVE A HANDSOMELY FUR
IA nshcd front Room, second floor, TO rapt with
without board Apply at lI6 Clinton place between Fifth
and Sixth avenues
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VXrANTED-A GOOD NURSE; ONE ACCUSTOMED TO
w children; must be good plain sewer, kind and
obligng Best reference required. Apply at 81 West
al
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ATNO. NEW CHAMBERS STREET, ROOM NO. I
"A Wanted, bookkecpers and four assistants, IN
keepers: entry grocery; dy $685. and haIdva
carly.
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PLEASANT IN DOOR SITUATION FOR ANY WEI
n disposed having 5000 to loan; security first clai
salary $50 monthly and board.
fORTER 4 CO., 1896 Broadway, room -
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN
n uemen be accommodated with good Board and
pleasant Rooms at lG7 Waverley place. near Washington
square References exchanged.
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NOR SALEM UNION SQUARE, THE LEASE OF
II the Washington Club Building corner of Fourteenth
street and Fourth avenue consisting the club bar
lager beer saloon rent low with long lease.
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A WIDOW LADY HAS ROOMS, NEATLY FURNISH
Cd TO et suitable FOR single gentlemen, whore the
forts OF home be enjoyed Apply at les s5h St.
nh av Cell this day