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The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Mia Hnnn Ds KArow. This evening, a NIbo's
Saloon, Mr. Max etrakoschs excellent artists, Mile
Helene de- Katow and Mr. Jas n wehn, will make their
temperance afssr . short absence The reputation
which these artists secured the three concerts pre-
yiousy given, will no doubt insurs them hearty wei
come hack afsr their success In Warrington, Baltimore
and philadelphia We presume that they will play bu.
ssw nights here and the opportunity 70 hear them
should therefore mot ts lott
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

"PUTTIN0 m TIE NIGGERs."- rebels have
actually commenced putting the negroes into
their army at Richmond; but appears that due
precautions are taken to guard against their
putting out With the first exposure Of gang
Of Jeff.'s negro soldiers 10 detachment Of their
Union brethren the inexpediency Of any fur
ther colored reinforcements on his side will be
fully established. We dare say, however, that
in view Of the abandonment Of Richmond, the
rebel government is impressing into its service
a lot Of able-bodied blacks, not to fight but to
build the Notifications that will be needed for
the protection of said government at Lynchburg.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24


The Bogus News-Ths Richmsnd Hxami-
nss On the sttuaNion.
Yesterday ws received . Philadelphia de-
spatch announcing an advance u General Lees
army and the defeat Of General Grant This
despatch was 30 obviously bogus that 1t scarce-
ly more than attracted attention. 1t did not
answer the purpose Of IT. invention, - gold
went down. It Is hardly necessary to say that
both armies In Virginia are ct present paralyzed
by the very deep mud that the sacred soil gets
80 easily worked into by the warm rains Of this
season.
The news from rebel sources Of the move
ments Of various parts Of our armies continues
favorable. The Richmond Eronainsr Of the
2lst, in an article reprinted by us to-day, gives
a resume Of the Southern view Of the military
situation and draws from it some very Geld
comfort Grant, Sherman, the forces that are
advancing from Wilmington, Knoxville and up
the Neuse river, are, it finds, merely parts Of Q
''Yankee combination;' and such oombina-
tions 1t believes, though beautiful on paper,
always fail in some essential point when the
attempt is made to carry them out. 1t
remembers that grand combination failed last
year when attempted by Grant, Siged and But
Ter, and 1t expects to see this last grand combi-
nation fail in the same way for the same reason.
That Is all the hope, then, that the Ecaminer
has for Richmond and Lees army. The saliva
ton Of the rebellion rests upon the possibility
that Sheridan may prove to be another Sigel,
Thomas another Hunter, and Sherman another
Butler. This, it must be admitted, is very
small chance and this microscopic chance Is
the only one that the ingenious Examiner can
see for the success of its cause in this great
campaign.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

not be required at all, and with such an inn
mcnse naval force "a we have now al our COM
mand-nearly all our war vessels being re-
leased from service on the coast we could meet
any force sent agains, us from France without
fear "a 10 the issue. But suppose that
Napoleon could have some thirty thousand men
in Southern port even if Charleston, Will
mngton, Mobile, Savannah and Galveston were
not efiectualy blocked up. What thens His
utmost capacity for transportation across three
thousand miles Of ocean amounts to about
thirty thousand troops. That is the full number
he sent to Mexico, and they have accomplished
little or nothing there. If they we're by any
chance to get foothold on these shores, one
army corps Of our veteran soldiers under Grant,
Sherman or Sheridan would devour them in
the first conflict So that French Intervention
Is an impossibility In q military and naval
point Of view. Politically II is equally imprac-
ticable, for Napoleon does not occupy that
position in Europe just now which would war
rant any further interference with the affairs Of
this continent than he has tried In Mexico, and
he is heartily sick Of his Mexican experiment
by this time. The result Of Spanish designs on
st. Domingo Is lesson which no does not fail
TO read with the light Of experience. Napoleon
may be dazxled by the former military glory
Of Fpance, when the republic maintained war
for twenty year with nearly oil the Powers Of
Europe, and which might have been success
ful one; for, were II not for the mad ambition
Of tho flrt Napoleon, there would have been no
snnil:lation Of the splendid armies Of France
In tho re.rsat from Moscow, no triumphant
entry Of tho allies Into Paris, no restoration oi
tho gourbons, no Waterloo, no ST. Helena.
France wss potent In those days 70 srapplc
with hor enemies on the European con.iaent
She Is powerful there still; but circumstances
become materially changed when, instead ol
advancing her lsgions 10 conquest, she
has 70 meet great maritime Powes
ike tho United States, with her navy
matched against ourA Louis Napoleon oncs
expgsred . proph,ac fear that Amerios
world become great mar.ans nation ~ one
Of the results Of tAls wn. The prediction
isr.dasd We are asw ~ ssst uAsians ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

o'clock In the afternoon
Colonel Baker Is still engaged in investigating tho
frauds pactced by bounty brokers and others
The accused chiefly confronted by tho wives and
relatives OF tho victmized recruits Among the delin-
qucnts arrested yesterday engineer board ono
OF the transports who is charged with Lav-
ing defrauded q soldier out Of hundred dollars
which had been deposited with him for safe keeping
The engineer compelled to dsgorge.
In the General Sessions yesterday Walter Patterson,
who has been indicted for forgeres the Bank Of Com
mercc, pleaded guilty 70 an indictment charging him
with forgery the third degree in forging check on
the Pacific Bank for hundred and seventy 1--WE dol
lars purporing have been drawn by Henry Cann on
the 1st Of Juno 1901 Joseph Keepers hall thief,
pleaded guilty stealing overcost worth forty dollars
from Mr. Owen Mcintyre, No. 134 West Twenty second
street He caught IN the act Catharino Martin,
who stole quantity OF spoons Jcwclry and ladies' cloth
ing from the premises OF Mr. william H. Locke No. 9
Cottage place. pleaded guilty. These prisoners were
rvmanded Cor sentence. Annie McCann was tried
charged with stealing set Of furs from Mrs Melville
! No 40 East Houston street; but the evidences
failed TO sustain the charge and the jury acquitted thu
accused Andrew Clu was convicted Of an assault will
a dangerouswcnpon with intent to do bodily HARM HI
having the night Of the 21s of January while engaged
in difficulty with the proprietor Of saioon, corner
the Bowery and Brooms street. nrcd . pistol aa Emm'
| Schwartz The prisoner remanded for sentence.
man named David L. X. Jsnos was yesterday com.
mtscd TO q complaint preferred by clerk In
Broadway store Of having obtained one thousans
| dollars worth Of Kid gloves under false protenccs
| by representing himself as agent Of New 0riean
doaler
| Stephen Avery, . drummer boy belonging TO th
Twelfth Maine regiment died In tLis city yester,ia.
morning supposed from the effects Il poisonous ri
| eaten by him,
Professor Draper hss evening delivered tho third oc
! ture Of his course before the Eex York Hstorca
soccty n the hall Of the Institution, before large en-
deeply Interested audience TIE suJocl Of tie dcours
was tho political Force OF IiSs," which wa, treats
from historical vsw Tho lecturer giving beautiful
illustrations from the OF Mshoet aud the subse
quent history Of his descepdann in Spain.
The resolution rssfyisg the constitutional amendment
70 abolish and prohibit slavery has been defeated In boil
houses Of the Kentucky Eegslsturon the Senate, ol
the 22d inst By vote Of tyss.yons Inst IL y twelv
in favor and In the House Of Reproaeu Ives, ysserAsy
BY nfty eight 70 twenty sr. kentucky s tas second
ats so reject the amendment Dshwaro being the cni,
olbsS IN g This time Seventeen sutss have ,lroa,,
nuas1 u rAs nAiodvx Is 5sdIaAss esan,s.s =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-06

Diseases fine Liver
OR ANY ARRANGEMENT OF THE
Digestive Organs.
THEY CURE
Diarrhea, Dyspepsia. Scrofula Jaundice,
BtiliousneSs. Lirer Compltn.
The well known Dr.. Mort says of these pls''I have
used the formula from which your Fills made in my
practice for over ~ years. they have the finest effect
the Liver and Digestive Organs Of medicine in the
world and the most perfect Purgave which has
yet been made by anybody They safe and pleasant
take hut powerful cure The penetrating pro
ties stimulate the vital activities the body the
distractions of its organs purify the blood expe dis
They purge ont the foul humor which breed and
grow distemNer stimulate sluggish dsorered organs
strength the whole system Not only do they tho
every day comp ANTS of everybody but also formidable
nd dangerous diseases and being purely vegetable
free from any risk or harm
They pure blood and all impurities from
the system, hence are positive cure for
Fevers, Headache, Piles, Mercurial
Diseases and Her ediary Humors'
DosEFor adults, Pill in the morning; for children
under years ha!fa Pill
Price Ono Doilar per Boz. Trade supplied.
or sent by Mat, post poid, to any p0u Of the
United States or CanadoS on receipt of price.
None Genuine withou the fac am;le sigma.
tire Of =. Mott Talbot. a. ID.
n2sv6lyI VMOT'1 TALBOT & Co
No. 60 Fulton St, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-06
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
ANALG NJ BELLS.

At prices within the reach of every ChurcA,
School. Cemetery, Factor, or Farm N the
land. Theiruse throughout the United Sta
ties and Canadss for the past six years has
proven them to combine most valuable quail
ties. Among which are TONE. STRENGTH.
soNoRovsNEss, and DURABILITY OF v'BRA
non, nncqualled by any ether manufacture.
Sizes from Is to 5000 lbs, costing rwo-1 HlRpS
LESS than other metal or 20 centsper ponnd
as which price | warrant them twelvc
months. Old bell metal taken exchange
or bought for cash. Send for Circular to
the Manufacturer.
JOHN 3. ROBINSON,
No. 1870 William, Street, New York.
LIST OF PRICES, WEIGHTS AND SIZES or FARM,
HOTEL, STEAMBOAT, scHooL-HoV>E, SHOP,
AND FACTORY RELLs.
7 hese bells arc fitted with Yoke, Stand
ards, Crank and Bolt, complete for use
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-06
Opinions Of the Press

These instruments are unequalled for beauty tone and
durabiliy.-N Y. HERALD.
They are without doubt superior to all others made In
this country.--N. Y. T, IBuNE.
Every item constituting the Piano-Forte can be found
in these instruments.~-N. Y. TINES.
Their splendid exterior and careful interior finish are
unsLrpassed.-CHICAGoT TRIBUNE.
Their tone and touch superior to anything we have
en.-WASHINGTUN INTELLiGENcER
We can recommend them to all our friends-N. Y. Mu-
sICAL REVIEW.
The regu alton Of these instruments is truly admirable
-CINClNN.TI GAZETTE.
They combine, with rich and powerful tone, the
most strength and power.-N Y. LEDGER
We advise all our readers, wishing Piano Porte to
of these superb and popular
TON JOURNAL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-06

LIST or ACADEMY. STEAMBOAT, FIRE ALARM,
AND cnuRcH BELLS, WITH PARTICULARS As
TO WEIGHT. SIZES, PRICE OF BELLS, HANG
ING< &C.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-06
ncu Gorsgoa 4|la;a l;a|er.s

observation-disclosures
Stamp a letter, and it will 90.
Stamp a man, and he may not be
able 70 60 at all
,rA .r;,,o
.o,,,',.n ,.;', saa. :,
"' '0
.aI 49,. -, ,,anr,,a w;,h
a.a.,or.i s S;o,,,nda lie ,hs CIV
y 60 a;"h, hnt nrvst,I ,ver
~. a. :, h,..,,s ~, -.
ships hull. Diamonds, rubies,
emeralds, turauoises, and pearls,
are spread over her as q farmer
spreads Jumps on tertiliZins lime
over his land,
Life is fading tint and Heeting
form. 1t Is tn blue on the grape;
the foam OF the wave the oeam
on the cloud; the SMOKE Oh the
wind, or the AFRO" III the ar
It isnotsstrange that existence
is problem and life burden.
Experience decides these points,
but it is somewhat remarkable
that the very verb which express
ss existence 81 ~ y, o. , 10 .'elev'''' III
GUAM - NV ''' '''' '
alSol1 D, ,T "'o" s. y. ~ anr
"I'e' i.".. e i;1 w fuaa;
en-, Hard on East Tennessee.
r., =, |.
,,,;s,h;ef no 20, If the ancient
Stenheo hadn't been better than
the modern Stevens. the Jews
wouldn't have been so yer!
wrong in stonlng him to death.
Death not only beauties our
lifeless forms, but the thought OF
it gives a more beautiful express
',on 70 Tue coul'enance even Al
me- aiio liz" '',e',s.' ~ W,
ne"''' % ,os' ul'.y - oo'n p'S.,"
dead and o;ves life the fainting
nv it's rev;v;fv;nc essence
~,.
e0 "'o p'~' WV
lou can 'fa'n your "'uS'1eo
Az t"ll'gn' every hen oe"o'neS
a roos1ef'
oohe lnen ale ioe's' % eNei!
.hlhs eAcep' ""ae oeAonS' "
themselves.
hunoteos rue III ne s'; 80
~aa' uoo'o's n'"' ING ~ o'' '"
Ses'
The bigots of former times kill
ed people for not bein g fit to die
Men with red noses should
never be received as workmen in
pewder-mills,
Mo, If short memories aye
,:,.. =, c,.an nI..,~. Co.,
a.t;'r .''o ~ tho ,attor aI,, avs for
GETTING.
c., ,,,a;onoo g.. o., o,ot;o,,
eer-buy-standers.
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ulI,eU ON Feb 2.th inst Mar MA Bur.
l.t4 DO, vito W.. HEINZ. Burcirh. ..'-i Do EcN-
Hr fuuni. au1 ~ ,uairtaucc- of thr family aye
rtel, iu..E irtpj fo attrnd the funeral, iIuu her
Oh. I'll I.u.s. I.r IIlstu,p.
Cl NNlN"s On Nvuday, Ia-renee Cummings
N.ud d.. tt.t-
lUc irisuvc. and friends Of the iar'l, ar ~
r'Hr''u. 800 rf los md the iuLurh, Jn W ctuv-d4y
'at..nNa, Ir. --, 20 ~ O'Clock, from h.s A'r lr-l-
o,..' -A EA4an,th street, ta'lo~ payers pi ace
cuiy. los
tINNlA,uAA -uu SUNDAY evening, Feb 49,
gi..r a lingering Am,s-, Pntglck tunuIush-Iui aged
o. r..-.
Iuc r.,u'. anil t~,uuLntanc ar le'Qsctuly in
.'i 90 Ht,.4 .hv uIup'H fulH lues 10. utrIn0on
.- oan.A. tom hls late residence - james -
without 'ufta.ruHl. alton. GA
DORIS 600 l.. . Oh, Ca,hs.iuc. wife OF 1,mes
lu0... ul .ar Pam ot hliou, tount' luusori' lrt-
lauI, b NrN.- ~ 49,.
.., .,.t.,.. H.. friends of the mlll. afr .,sI,,t-
u.r invited w. attrud the iuueia, tbs luestsyJ
n.',runr., 10 4 ...o,h. uVm tue lt-ld,Icr ui Atr
hue tut. .iH. ,'..F.r IT, li
MONA HANOI teh 1911, anor a short sni se-
Voc Ii.,- t.siII 5i.uAsu han, 4e4 20 yral-, mos.
uut 40 4u. A .auF, " Count MoAa-L'l' iceland,
y. D. soul rest ~ petce!
The funeral Nu take plac, this 'Iuescay' after.
NOON. Al ",ocE irUul We Ie.!dencs VI au uaIen4,
Is, East slsts- ID
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TRADE NOTICES.

ALL SLGtR MNKIRS ~ TIL CITY
y iLd vicinity ar mot fe.pecrul, iu.i'cd q. 81
tend atir,rf Mac Meeting Of 70. luIu-tus. Ca-,4.
IL. H. 5,i,- -' JStG Is. W01hkt -, r fr ",It
sesar Mate.s Protective Union. sog
RROOkLiN TAILOkN' TRADE pRuTEC
- tive aud B-ue,o.sut uboa lite mcmbers Of
HAL, atv Fulton -. OH luesda' eyeuius. Pee inst,a
- o'cio,h, 40! nom thence prvc,"i u lony y At
YORK and vicuity a. Cooper iusltte. luuctull at
iS ,&Isf f,egfes ~, -, p,@et Of the '0'. b.
COACH PAINTERS AElt SEA MFE1-
y nsviI. D.. hel. ~ The ro..t Isinters' >vietv
~ 'lc'r r0"u- l-. it.ferl. ~ tsrIu., At O'Clock
tH onn.i.,. iN' 49,. i1. CD. 'Hu'us .oVou W. 10
p,.tc pate in d rn-s. - citing % t01' lnsltuie
lec Ser iib
(,RhND MASS NETTING OF INF tNptS-
~ trial classes in tie Don"r lns'itute. on de-iA'
'y',ns ~ -.''' ipesr I'e aa'p e. q. 'eo M
t'ud ~ U,rui, Pc. IS
NoIl,E-Tu THE PRACTICAL Union
iio.'' ,ho. e. 'Iuh. o., th' ca. d" rrW hgih \
2. o.iprk. At lIl f,-tzaa ~ AImou' ,- must 10
&c, 'nn'H' GOO. q. IAEh f'se.at ~ G.
NOTICF-THF TIN. SLATE AND METAL
4 ' kootHrs offhE cit, and brooklyn are requested
10 attend the Trade. uiOn ne'tus. to te h"l II tie
cop lnsiu.., w.aN ~ .ll.t. .t.at b -
o,.oE \. PARhtR. Pres !. 60 NNlNn-, D. : 40
NUN I'm. 'tl Allsl IN IS \. N''-
' cirty. No. l. will LOlI tlvc ni meeting nu We'd
u'sdf. t.tI4ut I,h. ~. iu 10 thsre.' HAI, loo -th
ave, be' Ast and "a ~ Al members oi thsf 40.
sc ,taesuy requested 10 - enc, particularly tAo-e
In afrsf-. thpID is bu4ino Oi iml.r sfDo 'u 20
transacted. Is, order OF wN. Mc5OwA>. Pres.
DANIEL IL ~ sec. 40
NOTICE TO TAlLOR~-lOi TX AlILS-
tiUa 10 called tO me-. tnc .uf nt t.e N0iklrg-
meme ulUu .t Cooper Institute. uu 4'- i.y "seu =,
.. -' Iutt.nI Ai-D u.Us u.ceuus o. t.' luae az
..I tfAUl g., ou W. ttIAy rtruiNs, lH, Tor O. e
'... ion IMPORTANT husinas-. ~ order Of the
trutIu tlmmI.t,c. M. g. I,Ik4E, s,cty. 10
oil NBlE~-TiiRE WILL 81 MLLlING
Il 0f tit .luutua.I.'u Plum, fs th.s ,.yu.4- fea,
i'. N their toIm-. ~ li0vefy tu aitrud 100 h-N,
th, ui.ss meeting 10 held ~ the toO,Hr Institute
\ 'ii meeting ls particularly "iut-tD".
d. AlCuATL STEPHENS. Pre-.
DATFR STNNtRS-SPrCGN.N NOTICE -
~ ilIvi .tl.u,rs Of THE city and Is O1tl, are
ieIgy.l " attend Che faiss' liou uI,c'iha, q BE-
/ he'd q tLe Cooper In tl'utc on 1ue.Is. cyou.r-
io'. a, At !. o'CIok luuc,uu attel danes D. re-
uutf,'i B. pitD. Of Tie Post .'n'. 400
DAtkING BOX MAKERS AND SAW.
| y,t. Prot. cti.e uion Ncui"- a. 'hr 1tor,
! 40 Invited Co attend che u'hg HHss Meeting Al
to'p"r UrItut.. .r evening, 80 O'CLOCK. ~, ~
ao. - A. WuIlIltiu. i.os. o. "ii-HN, soci5
! 'EHE INV YORK. OPERATIVE PLAS
! irror.. I1u are fe,uec'Hi s invited 90 ht'"ut
tho s.s Nyuilu- ui rho NsuI Nu fui'uH niu 20 be-
| urI tlU Cooper luHI'up Die .,..ty aver Iug
| trn. ~ o't.och. w.. or,o' Of thc Sc. O. %. wv
| Bh kNE- itos. ltlu-. bOipliEkIl, Rec 500. -
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CONSG ul'IBON.

nR ~CHtNCk WILL BE Al His HpDHN
II ~ 2 l-.ld s-r-e-. 500 f1tk even Iues-ss,
irom9 A " until o oc,o.s Aivie" '.c' but
TOT 8 tho.ousl tNafuiaa s.a. U 20. .uufs, vItl tbc
KESPIRJMFI
his ch awe uiii be 'hrne dosss When thoroughly
,xamiue' Jus nua. expect u toid tle true condi.
ton Of tieiI Iungs
sch.f A.. pulmorio syrup -,f-c.i Tonic, az
Mand rup r.Is vii cure even .f tne adNau''4
stAgcs Consumption Liver, 0t O. Ant, and l''s.
ieT-a. which IL F,uaf,lly fft I,.r rfucr Of Con
.lmption ~ ured 1no utc ~ -sssvcd louie aud
NAnffakp -
lof-ua-. tltf tn'.. .H ~sierHt e ropus r0csI' z
u,ket rivinr ttcrI tfr fl.Ul- ~ 'h'Ir tam Per-
-1r- 90 unueII FL. 10 YbiHed come m carnaeer
HI.. fs.H.tt lt.t.f.i.u a. 'rUa.
r.iDr. for ttt raIr1i. Nv -rrr md s,aucei Tonic.
sl.sJ l-r totts o. tr- hal-ioEvu 0f "a - uts
oi .r.p and oue II Toms ior :. 80. MhulrsI' l1is,
IS cont ier bon.
suppi u th, me' lines A~sys kcpt =. si'p ~ Tia
I,cto.'s Rooms ~ Bond Il. lNy
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to-. -.t p'a. vero s.Actl.ns uev. s,uet.Ins
g bod -4 .I.... zee. dose pei. Ac-c ioss.t
might 10 r.1.5, y l.,- ~ 'sv9rS,Ie re-lt 'r.-l
o'S-u. lyes,tsuo4 DIi uufyrt4altel. & .s a. Old
story, worn thresl-bsre by rehearsal, aud VII
tie press has held up for public scrutiny year Aftef
year The people, during a 'ouz time, have seop
men enter into the department Offices n compsrs-
tive poverty aud emet thcrutrJrn in acoaIi,lou o.
opulence. littl, sensation has been perlolir ALI
PRODUCED by guch c ,scs-s little Hutteuns among
ne Taxpayers and then tic subject Lss euHeI
ihc ouiy hopc which nc .'ts AS f1r = Correction
.' ttese s',ls LES 10 tue y. i'r themselves ITO
department. otIesA arc psrcl iu power b.
virtue = tie pe.p.o's slfrAyc- aud SD
long me- corrupt AGENTS are vted into cTce
~ lons u,y the er ,u ate nut Of such folly be
.tIertei j the People " continue 70 e'evs,c
"1Sor'hy mon 70 responstlo poslt ont proftus
nothing Nv experience, ,hcy iced not llok to Al.
lany for relief Tho rirrsgcs n he people are
| the ripper anil tie orl. means De- vh.et a." city
g1.crnme't can h. puriaoi, and n lie remedy 10
not ar.. on. t.r s.ters can draw a. much r.rsot.
t.p aH possible 'rlm tic AT hat the cvi. b., : Oh
| - I.I."' Hcr Own ,ao.,,. The luyostg ,'.Hs
''n... Ieo Ge.c.Yre, mas s,uADns tosh 1he.r uso-
| NUT. aII the -tsGo money 10 .,'vu. fof msl,css-
| ,n.' n thc .ty depart entS And tl,y NAV accom-
/ r'-i -..' tangible result, uut lo ,"4l.'s sre
| g, aut equal Zoo upso sI-s,,v by A.. rD'utE- poo.
/ g..Irtu" ipor-p'ate
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN
youi like .cv ''nllu gi.i. 10 board ~ here
tur, D1ud ttkC their auiE home; gls1 zone t,suAu,
Where tAes eau have a oJutOr,all. home. Call ali
Ntck a. III Ntsi -tth 81,
BOARD WAN1Ep-BY 4 LADY AND
Ipoaila months Old, IN ID siual private auil, aut-
he her must ana'. ansenc.. fr!-o adde's Ais.
MA,tuE Bl Oh, 1875 East 8, h- 70. n
pleasant ROOMS, WITH BOARD, suit
ahv ior gentleman and lady, s!us.e -rut.e-
uiuu. App.y ~ Ues ,tu ave.
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.


30, .lt.f ..t.I in it, eHnsu,t. 100 81 ..,, ilov
90. .,u.....usly t,s o., ..cst .l.., ID
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ays w. = ..a 10 ~ o.. l-t q. ra..s 'H, s,sa '-'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-21
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i or Mr. IiAkkINGION. Any person 'rUrl NoA
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line 10 JOlN KELLY, loN ~1i, sun once. .
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Vi u-t, NJ r. CAROLINE BANE, p.-d aa, had on
when lzst rttu hi4UA hat a pa pee ,aiico dlUs-, "a
3D., soo,,u sAt-l I'D ptir OF moltu,o shoes. she
hns dark, brown hgr, hiaCk O. e.. ans -hC - of dAk
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she 0. partly tc.ausci. 80
THOMAS OWENS NATIVE OF NTY
L M.d, iceland, not long iu NrE Noft Ci.t lis
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St, i1r &" uh}s. -
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