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TallaHrand and Arnold.

One day when Taleyrand arrived in Hayre
on loot from Paris, it was the darkest hour O
the French Revolution. Pursued by tht
bloodhounds Of the reign of terror, Talley
rand secured passage to the United States
In ship about to sail. He was beggar anG
a wanderer to strange land, to earn hi!
daily bread by the sweat Of his brow.
is there an American staying at your
houseT he asked of the landlord of the no
tel; I am going across the water, and would
like letter to person of influence In the
New World 3 aDa as9
There is gentleman up stairs, either from
America or Britain, but whether from one OF
the other cannot tell.' gis 3foss
He pointed the way, and Talleyrand, who
in his life was bishop, prince and minister, as
cended the stairs. A miserable supplant he
stood before the strangers door, knocked and
entered. In the far corner of the dimiy light
ed room, sat man fifty years OF age, his
hands folded and his head upon his breast.
From window, directly opposite, q food ol
light poured upon his forehead. His eyes
looked from beneath the downcast lashes, and
upon Talleyrand's face with peculiar and
searching expression. His form, vigorous
even with the SHOWS of fifty winters, was clad
in dark, but distinguished costume. Tailey-
rand advanced, stated that he was fugitive,
and with the impression that the gentleman
was an American, he solicited his kind feeling
and offices. He poured forth his history In
eloquent French and broken English. -
s Il am a wanderer and an exile. / am forced
to fly to the New World without a friend or
home. You are an American. Give me then,
| beseech yon, letter of yours, so that may
be able to earn my bread. am willing to
toll in any manner. A life of labor would be
paradise to a career of luxury in France
You will, please, give me letter to one of
your friends? p - sfirsf5 100
The strange gentleman rose. With look
that Talleyrand never forgot, he retreated to-
ward the door of the next chamber, his eyes
looking still from beneath his darkened brow :
he spoke as he retreated backward; his voice
was full Of meaning at e
/ am the only man of the New World who
can raise his hand to God and say, Il have not
afriend, not one in America ai
Talleyrand never forgot the overwhelming
sadness of the look which accompanied these
words. g3 3 liia.s s45zM ~
who are you,' he cried, as the strange man
retreated to the next room, your name p
Ny name,' he replied, with smile that had
more OF mockery than joy in its conclusive
expression, my name is Benedict Arnold
He was gone. "a ~ a3i,esl gs s
Talleyrand sank In his chair, gasping the
words, Arnold, the traitor aa5sb
Thus he wandered over the earth, another
Cain, with the wanderers mark upon his
brow, and his sad fate is likely to be shared by
others of our own day who are proving trail
tors to their native land.' -1. ...s
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are still a,certain class in the community al,
dicted to the use of silk velvet waistcoats.-
After adorning the respectable corporation o.
some provincial grocer until he is thoroughly
tired of it. what does our reader think is its
ultimate destination pate of some street
German or Polish Jewl In obedience to q
Rabbinical law it is not considered right by
some of the more conscientious Hebrews to
90 uncovered, and these secondhand waist
coats are bought up to make skull-caps for
their use. But old clothes, after they have
served the purpose of two or three classes OF
society, are yet far from closing their career,
when they have seen their worst they take al
together new lease of existence. When old
clothes are too bad for anything else they are
still good enough for shoddy and mungo.
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.
Directors. ~ ss4
JOHN E. DoSNELI, CHAs. RICHARDSON,
VIM. CHASE, ELIPHALET CLARK,
HENRY P. DEANE, JAMES N. wINsLow, 9
ROBERT A. BIRD.
VVHE Company have nine Leases OF lands compris-
~ ing as many differeat tracts and contaiDg about
IA acres. most Of tnem being for the term Of fifty
years and two for pinety- O.. These lands have
been selected with GREAT care by a skillfal Agent
who spent five we ks CT N expl ring the lands
Snesry hgn and ether trDn a.ies az ofthe
and ose proximity Of the Allegheny upon the Com
ewango stream in Dattarangus County M Y. very
near the Pennsylvania line.
They are favo. ably located pesr the Great West
ern and Atlantic Railroad very rich Oil terri
terry as has been demonstratt by scientific reports
and actual exploration. The Anne icsn Cyclopedia
Volume 2page 260, under New York says. .sAt a
number of plsces in Allegheny and C1ttdr0uqas
Counties, springs OF Petroleum or Rock OIL Issue
from che rocks, and jets of Car r5urett hydrogen
gas sometimes accompany the Gill; AMI are also
seen but bling up in the standing and runnpg water
Aud Pfof Shepherd Of New Haven, an eminent
geologist after recent careful and thorough exam
ina1on repo, ts here a. in the locality of The first
well bored on Oil Crsek oil is fou nd rising from the
bed of the streams, and cozng from the banks with
more or less gas emanatng from the streams and
stagnant pools On an adjoining lot wen is being
bored which has struck Illuminating gas and some
oil at the depta OF 22O feet" ~~
Our Superintendent, who has accompanied Prof.
holes in the ground Oil and water .ud come up "
Preparations are being made by other Companies
to sink wells in our neighborhood and this Com
pany Is making every arrangement to bore wells as
soon as possible. y f-YA- tt8h087 20
All the lands lying around us and sbove us
on both sides ofhhs Alleghany fer many nr les have
b en- taken up and none can now be procured except
at enormous pricts y =
AT Fredonia, not far from our lands the town. Is
lighted with gas procured from q natural spring.
And at several places therear gocd producing wells
OF oil. = HS---N-
possessed by oDr Company. thas the Capital Stock
is very small. Many other conpaniea with { Capi (
exceeding half million of of dollars have less than
70 acres of land.
Only one producing well OF ten barrels per day will
pay us h ndsome divi@ende. 1ssl aHE
Tits apparent that as our first well strike ae
the great oil reservoirs. stock will double ii not
triple in value as has been the experience Ct many
companies. ....... ~
A unlimited PORTION ONLY of the STOCK is OFF
Erred FOR SALE at the ConPANY's OFFICE No. 65
EXCHANGE STREET, feb17dU
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers fo- sale his Farm on the
j. road between Sac,arappa and Gorham. 1t CON-
ta'ns "a acres OF lana well divided inte tillsge and
grass lanj There is on tie farm, one story house.
carriage house, and barn 81 fset by 6O with good
cellar und 1T. 1t has good orchard, with ABOUT
800 young uit trees. JOHN M. ALIEN.
)anzoeodSm Sacoarappa.
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r Q u M d

Wanted. s't
RIe Gentleman, Wife and Daughter 8 years
- oid, = good suit of rooms with board Rooms
LuInlsned or unfurnished for which liberal compen-
sauon VIII Dc paid. Address G. j., box 2204.
Portland, Oct. 18th ~ oct27ts
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Farm for Sale.

VlHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Portland Eridge contain ing 20 Acres Land, Build
int good, Fences substantial S.onewal you az Cr-
charu, choice gra ted Fruit About 500 cords wood,
hal Oak and Walnut. Also Farming to5ls, and TO
cords dressing. re-
Terms Of payment made easy. lt1 .tit 80
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises, or through PORTLAND, p. o.
d jan3ldtf
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Farm for sale.

That superior A. farm, recently
AHnA ~ owned aud occupied By the late
@EEIf& &u&2 Capt. Thaxter Prince, containing
l4aAR1 80 acres OF 6 cd land, 15 Of which Is
- - wood Good buildings ana not q
rod OF va to add upon 1t. Said farm Is situated in
Yarmouth, about one a4d half miles from the g. T.
B. Z. Depot. ~ lVI - :
lage. G4 n
Yarmouth, Jan. II, 1865. janis eoddSwtf
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Farm For Sale.

The subscriber offers his Farm for
ANiXA ~ sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
MEETH2WhR North Yarmouth formerly known
9zA EslIAH as the Morse Farm" Likewise
sE@z=z@El1 eek and Farming tools. The
Farm contains about 1lO acres OF good land, good
buildings &C. Those wishing to purchase are i1yt-
ed 10 call and examine for the mselves
p Il. I. DILLINGHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1865. jan4sodtf
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For Sale.

A SOU ARE block of land, of about Il, 900 acres
On OF wood land, ON the south side Of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill Sites Well
wooded with every description Of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities., and maple,
Dircn, beech, tamarac anu bass wocd to any amount
Enquire of LII. T. MACHIN, Portland
Portland, Feb 1864. feb25 eodtf
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FOR SALE & TO LET,
For Sale.

q The well known HOTEL, situated at Gray
xz4eaa Corner. IS miles fre m Portland, with S.a.
EElIN bles, Barns, sheds, &c. n 80
i.EE5,H Also, One Hundred aud Fifteen Acres Of
EEl8Y& Goo Laad, about lhirty-fye of which Is
GOD The rest is diviIed into Moving, Tillas se and
Pasturage. lt
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber ON
the premises. ThEOPHILUS SrIMSON.
Gray, Feb 81, 1895 5-d2w*
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TvHE premises occup ed by Doctor Ls Prohon, No
South st. The premises are coavepient, sup
piled with hard and soft water, furnace, gas go.
Also lot Of land ~ by 76. 80 f - q s-
Enquire at he promises between IL and P. NJ.
Feb 20-aodIm 80 WI !.
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Fer sale.

Mf:;f House No Is Cross stree; the lot is large
Ei contang about 1000 feet of land with plenty 81
hard and soft water. Apply to
feb l8tf WIN CAMMETT
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Wood for Sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain. VI a - n - = -
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. h.
Babcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON
head OF Berlin Wharf, w0e@iAA oct6 diff
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FOR SALE.

A TWO story Store. near Falmouth Depot, form
"A erly occupied by z. Merrill &-Co. Emo uire O
the subscriber. REUBEN MERRILL.,
decl5d3m# 3FTT-4f
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LOST.
Wanted In.mediateIy.
Wanted.
10000.

WANfED to borrow for the Town Of Brunswick
w Iwsaty Thousand Dollars for one or two
years. AIBXOOKS Treasurer
Brunswick, Feb II, 1865. Iebl8 i& VISIT
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@ .ai ATLANTIC s
Mutual Insurance Company
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
CATION Risks. v f5i.i'{.,.e
81 Wau So, cor. Wiiiiaps. NEW YORK.
s.a e7- JANUARY, 1866. i0h .iHsl-

Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
CATION Risks. fai 3aae a
Tno whole profits of the Company revert to the
AssuRRD, and divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Prs smiums terminated during the year III sor which
Sertncafes are Issued, bearing iRterest until re-
deemed. fai a77a SO
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and were 40
por cent each. d Is H7iT .-57-f : :
fhs Proats for q Years amount to the $40
Of II st ait HOG 1 $40 6qI O2n
o. which there has been redeemed by s'''-''-0
Cash. - 1858, 100
The Company has assets. over Eleven MILTON
poJtars, wiz ~ '.-. ---r,~.- ''7
United States and State of New-York t
stock, City, B INK and other Stocks, S4o74.7oo
Loans fecared BY stocks and otherwise, 2,l87 $50
Premium Notss and Bills Receiy able,
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, = 49,. 3.140.5S0
United States Gold Coin, Sfi $3.50
Cash In Bank, 5i7s3 sito s.. ss z88 43O
na .uotlass fl ..ssas1 eT,e s1l.lsS. 500
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Fam tor ale.

VyHE Subscriber off rs hia Farm, situsted in Cape
IL Elizabeth, aDou II mile from Portland Bird ee
o. ntaipg Is acres of Land, Build n. s eoot.
For, articulars enquire of Il. N. PERRY, at the
Shsrif's Office, through The Por land Post Office
Box 1886 febl4dtf
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FOR SALE.

a. CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
Esz5s rooms large stable and sheds,-sitpated two
Ess5sts3 and one-half miles from Portland and the
Il finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for q wa
8tering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN e
APT diff I0l Commercial Street. Portland
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Rare Chance for Rnsiness..

FNvo any one desiring interest in long and well
"A established paying bus ness, in this city, can
near oI such an opportunity by addr ssing
maf4ut1 Aili taip5 15YH BUSINESS, Box 1886.
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For Sale OF Exchnmge.

Lot of land No. 35 Portland St, containing over
900 quaTe 'eet For particulars inquire 81 Com
merciai Street. -9te4tetHt feb15d3w*
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Or. R. G0ODALE'S
CATARRH REMEDY,
The Acme of Perfection !

TT penetrates the secret ambush Of this terrible
Il disease. and extsrminates it root and branch,
forever. stf stas .lr....,s n Il. - -
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of this
loashsome malady. and averts consumption. ~ -
~ cleans the head, deodorises the breath, and at-
lords the most grateful relief. ia ..fa e-s 4
Il Geuiates more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. eHF as .rF. - -,
10 Is noted Jor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic CGtorrh. of this
most obstinate and violent typta.
No form of Cdtdrrb or noise in the head can resist
it's penetrating power. ot 70 "lsi paii4siaiff
Or. Gooddie has no,o spent lifetime battling
7oith this fell disease. Ris triumph is complete.
Or Gooddte's CATARRH REMEDY Is atharnaless
HQuid, inhaled from the palm of,he hand = ~
Or. r. GoodGke is knoaOn throughout tbs country,
as the author OF the only True Theory of Catarrh
ever published Where its Otigin-What its Rava-
ges-Mode of Ireatment-and Rapid Cure in all its
forms. -gra s5rs..
Dr. Goodale's Pamphlet on CATARRH should be
read by every II can be obtained at our near
Office.
MORTON Co., Sole Agents. rs Bleecker street
New York.
Price 81. Sold by H. H. HAY, june2 e4-dIy
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Notice.

-s Notice.
.,s PORTLAND, Jan. 20, 1865
M cer1iy that we have thoroughly examined
w the Machine Shop of the Portland Company
AMI that tn re is no danger of accident
The only defect was in few Of tine Aoor t;mhers
of the third story. s
This has been remedied so as to he neyfsctlv safa
until the whole structure be made doubly strong
by new beams and columns which are in nrogress
and VIII pc completed as soon as practicable.
500 Thos. j, SPARROW,
1anSO GEO BRoOK
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Wanted.

A COTTAGE House, or smsll two story tene-
Ament within fifteen minutes walk of Post Office
barn preferred. Enquire of l.. p II IS Middle
street. feb18d2w*
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For sale.
HOUSE snd Lot No. 46 Franklin street. Price
IL Tnirty-three hundred dollars tS3, 300 Terms
easy. Address, WM Z. B BAkNES,
ieoz4oz"" 81 Old Slip, New York.
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Newspaper Correspondence.
For Sale.
Notice.

NyHE undersigned would give this notice to the
IL pup ic tnat he has furnished room at the
New City Building. with Orockerv, Glass Ware. Cut
reasonable terms that those Wishing for the same,
win save expense Of Trucking, Packing, Help TO-.
Apply at the Eating House Nos 10 & Is remple
street. feb25 1wd lisl- asAs ISAAC BARNUM.
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NonCE is hereby giren that the subscribers
OF J,ssPH NoBLs. late of Brookl- nj, In the Connty
OF kings In the State of New York. All psrsans
having demands upon the es ate OF said decas n ~
required to exhibit the same; ard sll persons IN
de0fed to said estate are called upon TO maze nav
eNo. mem 70 SETH CALDWELL, JR ,(r..
wSws" JOHN I. HEARD, executors.
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no Lei.

VyO gentleman of steady habits. a large. pleasan
furnished Room, heated by furnace and sup
piled with gas, in private family House oentrallt
located. Apply to w, AZ Middle st. feb 10 diff
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrh
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A SITUATION in the Editorial Department of
Ia some newspaper, by one who loves the profess
ION, am lr3m choice would make 1t a business Tor
life. Address for one month a8 f dl III q
feblod3w ENOCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me.
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Capital Stock, ! 'ci|', - s 100000.
No. Shares, 1000.
q PAR VALUE. sIOO. aao
No ASSESSMENTS. Incorporated Feb'y 4, 1866.

President, JOHN E. DONNELL.s - g 1'ia
TREASURER, CHARLES RICHARDSON.
CLERK, H. P. DEANE. si99iea
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Yerf 70 MINNIE D., aasghser Of Miller Barber, Of omash,
county Tyrone, Ireland
YoUsGs-EgLLs.-By the Rev A. l. BAKER, w. D. W.
YoUsGs AMANDA daughter Of the late Aarcellus Ees
oil Harlem No cards
WAIKER-DuMosr-0n Monday, October 10, by the
Rev Mr.. Mills or St AIMS church, Brooklyn, Mr.
0soRsE WAIKxR 10 Mrs ANNIE DuMoSr, both OF this city,
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A AT THE UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARR
age Repository Fifth avenue and Forty fourth street
~ kEDMAYN Co win receive up to o'clock on satur
da afternoons Horses and Carriages intended for Mondays
sale n. B.-The public are respectfully Informed tina
during the winter months the auction sales win commence
goclOck A. NJ
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CLOTHING.


DvANCED-TiE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
N Apparel Furniture, Carpets, &C., at the California
Agency Address Mr. or Mrs. j. GOLDsrEIN 1872 seventh
all orders viii be duly attended TO- or out the city
n can be Obtained Tor ladies' and gcnefncn's Cast Od
Clothing Furniture carpets, &C by calling addressing
Mr. or Miss DUCAS l5S Seventh avenue, OF
Twenty. FIRST street.
AT EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROAD
n wg,-L. CAsHBERG pays the highest Broadway
prices for ladies' and gentemcns on Clothing Lsdes
waited upon by Mrs Cashbcrg
TTENTIoN-H HART, AT M SEVENTH AVENUE,
n 10 paying Fifty cent more for Ladies' apd Gentle
mems castom Clothing dealer In the city By
calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs Hart.
T AIDES Ann GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE UT.
IL most value for Cast on wearing Apparel Furniure,
CarpeW 60, NJ calling on Or addressIng KOskNTuAls
~ mvs kvssnthal
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRfAGE-CoN.
~ talirg nearly 80 and i5p nne plates and on,
Cravings 81 he anatomy OF the human organs state
~ health aud with treatise early It's
pIable consequences upon the mind aud body with tho
plan ntmenthc only rational and
of cure shown by the report 81 tested A
adviser the married and those
marriage who would know their physical condition sent,
Of to receipt Of sta
or postal currency. Address DR. La Croir 81 Maiden lane
Albany, N. v.
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A FINE COLLECTION OF STUFFED BIRDS AND
IA Animals brought from Minnesota BY II. Schroeder com
prsng g stated Deer Heads stuffed Deer, Prairie WOLF
Horn 20 diSsren Animals Fish and Reptiles 100 different
November IL, at 10 O'CLOCK -'
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" COAL DELIVERED AT COST
SHARES, EIGHT DOLLARS.
PAR VALUE, DOLLARS,
sDs sr ss ns sS q coal
share see q the company
Globe Buildings. q Broadway. :. .o
Let the p.op. say With one s1 voice. s Ne" street, near wall
- BOW WITH o aEE fSIcH OF COAL
THOMAS mcELRArH ,f No. ws. Washington place.
HIRAM HUSTON merchant anti ia as Chambers street
HENRY KING of King, Sutton Co., bankers). q Broad
way
EDWARD B. SUTTON 81 Broadway
UNION Trust ccmr TN Of NEW YORK
E EI5H 4 bs T. i Ets9sSss Sss street,
y. H. PULEsToN, of Buterhelds Overland Despatch
J? Hon p f MSRhcE GREELEY editor N y Tribune
M 6 G es fee fos sa u ssoa c
dE 6hkr
LE4ANp Of Iceland and 9rGa others p,n,.r
s above are 4s q send
their and the amount Of shares held by them to L. L.
q, box 4ss Post Office.
DIvIDEND.- RUSSELL FILE COMPANY, 4 BROAD:
Trustees have this day declared quarterly dividend Of Aye
on he c STOCK 70 STOCK
The ranfer books viii be closed from November 20 until
W j. PEAsE. President
JAMES II. KIppER, Secretary
ELEorIoosS1ss, ., PACIFIC MAN. STEAMSHIP, COMPANY,
NEw YORK, Nov. 2, 1865
Notice hereby given that the annual election d.
rectors 81 this company will held at the companys oce
$ Wen sifes wsanss9sy November Is 1855 between
The books win be closed Tuesday, November
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THE GRAND SPARRING TESTIMONIAL TO BE
gwen 10 VIM Davis who is matched with James Elliott
20 nsn TOT the Of America and two thousand
uoars VIII come on this evening" Saturday, November Ill
at the Union Assembly Rooms Elizabeth and Grand
streets when all the sporting fraternity will be hand and
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs. &C.

WANTED TO PURCHASED YACHT, FROM is r
70 tons, O. M Address, with ful. particulars O. u
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A DEVOTIONAL SINGING MEETING WILL BE
"A held rooms OF The Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciaon Is Fifth avenue Twenty second street on
"Wednesday evening 18th inst at o'clock Young per
invited Bible class for young men every thursday
evening.
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VXyANTED-THREE WATCH CASE MAKERS TWO
LAURENT BROS IT John ST.
yXrEAyERS ON POWER LOOMS WANTED FOR
w MILL situated in New Jersey, " mhes from
New York Good wages paid Inquire at O. r. schpieder
Co.'S, 80 Worth 81.
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ENRANcIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY
four choice breeds Of Dogs sale or stock Buffers
infa6le Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator % cents
Butlers new work the Dog .hrd aud enlarged edition
price Dogs boarded trained Medicines for all diseases
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A COMPETENT PERSON WOULD LIKE TO ENGAGE
N with few ladies hair their residences by
the week or month cal address Hardresser, lSo
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A Ii SAINTS CHURCH. HENRY STREET CORNER
"A scammel.-The rector, the Rev. Samuel y 'ornelle,
viii preach morning and evening" In the forenoon npon
sThe intermediate State the Condition OF the psem'
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

ToHN J. CISCO SON,
- BANKERS,
33Wall street, New York,
Receive money deposit and allow interest At the rate
four per daily balances, which be
checked for at sight.
NeFotiate loans and business paper.
Purchase and sell government and other securities
commission.
Make collections In parts of the United States and
Canada. JOHN J. CISCO
Late o. the United States Treasury in New York.
JOHN ASHFIELD CISCO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

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