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Watches.

NDa
A SPLENDID STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day. together with an
entire assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocka Opera Glasses
Spestaces and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes, These
articles will be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite tho
mh5-1stptf Fountain UotaT
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instantaneous Photographs made in your parIors.
day or night without any chemicals or apparatus
Convince yourself of the fact The Invisible -
IN packages, for SALE wholesale, for $35 per 10
packages
Single packages so cents.
Country orders forwarded by mail prepaid
sale prices
J. II WALzL,
Photographic Stock and Album Depot
my5-lm1stp S. E. cor. Holiday and Fay cite sts,
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Fire at Atlanta,

AUGUSTA, GA. May IA. 7. Tinney's coach and
blacksmith shops, W. G. Forzythe's residence and
store, z. W. Munday's residence. Dunbars workshop
ketchum's warehouse and stables were destroyed by
fire at Atlanta on Monday. Loss $25 900.
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is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Collie, Diarrhna,
Dysentery, Indigestion, and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain but
the cause and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by A. 7. Atherton Co.,
Lowell, Mass. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoly
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Marine HiSHSsaF.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May 22.-Brg C. W. Ring, from
Charleston to New York. was run into on Sunday
night at sea, by the steamship Emily 3. Sender The
former considerably damaged, and was taken in
tow by the Sender and towed back to Charleston.
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AN CGLT REPTILE.-Dr, Hoffman has in his Office
q specimen of a monstrous horned worm four or Ave
inches long, which differs from anything we have be-
fore seen here. 1t was found in Chinaman's tene-
ment, and is said TO resemble reptiles common in
CHINA, wbose sting is poisonous. They are said TO
inches, throwing their horns into it like dart They
are, doubtless, an accompaniment of the recent
SaHalqieh isIands, '''"'"'
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F8-We call our readers attention to Sa1TH, BRos.
j Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. 4 Co.'s popular Clothing House, No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Oar new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at SS West Baltimore street. next 10 Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 80 Vest Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
al the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scarfs, &c.
at west Baltimore street. next TO Marble Hall.
Inc popular Clothing House. No. 40 West BaIti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HousE.-Ws take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith. Bros,
& Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
We know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
square with everybody
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The E.osSes by fhe Rev York Fire.

NEw YORK. May 22.-Tho Academy of Music was
valued at 1898 900, and insured for S13a00O and
and the scenery, &C. for $30.0O0 Maretzk's loss is
$4,000; GFau's loss $4,000, neither insured. The
University Medical College was valued at SIS 600,
and insured for $4,000; Norcester's piano factory
was saved. Dr.. Valentine Motifs valuable anatomi-
cal collection was destroyed with the Medical Col
lege- Loss $20,00O The loss by the burning of the
St. James Lutheran Church is $6OOO0, partially in
sured. Total loss must not exceed if it reaches 81
100000. The fire was doubtless the work of an in
cnndinrv
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Sad Death of a priutnr

ALBANY, May 21.-Robert Martin, a printer of this
city. while reading third story window yes
terday fell out and received injuries from which he
died in a few minutes.
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CHURCHES BURNT IN THE SoUTH.-A writer in the
New Orleans Christian Adpocdte says that so far as
he has ascertained between thousand and twelve
hundred church houses were burned during the war
These ehuIehes. he thinks, had cost the people not
less than five millions of dollars In the loss the
Methodists were the greatest sufferers the Baptsts
next sAsu the Prssbyterians, the Catholics least.
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Reunion of the Old and New School Pres.
bytar5auS

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-The members of both the Old
and Now School Presbyterian Assembly, met at the
Second Church tonight, for the first time since 1885,
to discuss the question of reunion. The Moderators
of both bodies presided, and eloquent speeches
made. The meeting terminated by one thousand two
hundred persons rising and voting that they consider
ed reunion Of both churches both desirable and
practicable. 1t is definitely stated that the assem-
bes will inaugurate measures to effect an organic
reunion.
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Murder Mt RewarL

NEWARK. May 2l.-A German driver Of lager
beer wagon was killed in afray at picnic at
Roseve Park, in this city, this afternoon by being
struck on the head with mallet. Three arrests
were made,
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Cogeate,s aromatic Hegefahre soaa,.

A superior Toilet S0np. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GlyceFine,
anG especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivalle. For sale by all drug
Ssts. fe9-d6w1y
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neath of q REVOLUTIONARY soldier.

7'tt7EAH VA 70 K@N EOAt AtHHENVFAESAJ HSWANAEtAs
ROCHESTER,, May 22.-Lemuel Cook, one of the last
of the revolutionary heroes. died Sunday night at
Clarendon, Orleans county. aged 102 years.
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BAPTIST missionary Societv.

BosToN, May 22.-The American Baptist Mission
ary Union commenced their anniversary session to-
day. Hon. Ira Harris. President, indicated his pur-
pose of retiring from Office. The Treasurers report
shows the receipts of the to have been $70O00
The Missionary labors the Society in foreign
tries appear to progress favorably.
The Senate elected to-day, Genl. B. F. Butler. of
Lowell to be Major General Of Massachusetts, under
the new militia organization.
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The Connecticut senatorsnip.
of Exchange.

WAsarxoToN, May 21.-Private dispatches from
Connecticut assert that General Ferry will be elected
United States Senator on Wednesday.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Intercepted Letter of a French Office,

"A
The Brownsville B0letin de Noticias for April 15
prints the following confidential letter from French
officer, intercepted by General Escobedo'a forces
Confidential.
TACUBAYA, near Mexico March 20, 1866.
To General Douay Commanding the First Diujsoa OF
the Erpeditiondrv ArmV:
General; / received your letter which you had the
kindness to address in reply to mine of 18th jan
uary ultimo thank you, General, for the sincerity
of your advice and acknowledge the Justice of your
Judgment. If as YOU say, Marshal Bazipe, with an
unlimited credit and very near one hundred thou
sand men, composed of foreign and Mexican troops,
has achieved only actual sieuatonso very precari-
ous-we, deprived of the French flag, and with an
empty treasury; cannot, with twenty-five thousand
men, re-estaollsh the former condition of affairs.
And, General, above all call your special atten-
ton to the fact Of the existing obstnacy of the En-
peror Macmillan and the Marshal who both con-
tlnue right or wrong in their personal politics and
characteristic diSagreements since the death of NJ
Langlais.
He was the only one who had the will and mower
to change affairs in the Treasury department. And
lastly, the from France shows us that the May
lean expedition is growing daily more unnopniar
and our relations with the United States assume q
more menacng aspect.
Hence, General. have determined to take leave
of absence for six months and it is moro than proba
BILE that shall not return. If can be of any use 10
you in France, shall take the packet On the 18th ot
April and when in Paris will stop at the Hotol Dor
leans, Richelieu street. Allow me in conclusion
General to assure you of my gratitude for your many
kindnesses and accept the homage of my respect
fidelity, BRINCoURr.
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XXxIXTE4 CONGRESS.
Funding the National Debt.
The National Bankruptcy ACT.

SPEECH OF SENATOR SHERMAN.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Two fremen, Daniel Waters and - Welch, are sup
posed to have perished in the flames, and another,
John Denim, was badly burned, but escaped with his
life.
Grace Chapel, the Manhattan Gas Company's
Works, Irving Hall, and the dwellings on Fifteenth
street, and the Appotheatron. which all threat
encd, were saved. The wardrobe belonging to the
stockholders ofthe Academy valued at $l0OCOO. was
destroy ed; also Mr. Grau's wardrobe, valued at $25
900; also great part of Maretzek's wardrobe, value
unknown.
Messrs. Palmer Co., publishers Of opera music,
lost sl0,0C0. Several small buildings on Third ave-
nue. were also destroyed. The loss il stated at ST.
100000, but must largely exceed that amount.
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Increased Shipment of Specie Expected.
New YORK. May 22.-Private adyices per steamer
Cuba, indicate that large amount of United States
5-2o's were received by her, and the shipment hence
ofspecie by tomorrows steamer is expected to equal
that of last Wednesday.
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DAMAGE FOR DELAYED TEANspoRTArIoy-In the

DAMAGE FOR DELAYED TRANsPoRTATIoy.-In the
United States Circuit Court at Indianapolis, on the
18th, an important suit decided
K. i S. Coffin, packers, sued the indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railroad for delay in the Transportation
of pork to New York, by consequence of which they
were heavy losers. The road set up in defence that
the delay was occasOned by the Government taking
possession of the road for the transportation of troops
verdict was rendered by the jury in favor of the
plaintiffs which settles the responsibility of railroads
for dilatory transportation. The damages in this
were small, but important principle was in
volved. Eminent legal talent was employed ON both
sides, and it will be followed by similar suits for
damages to large amounts.
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Business Cards,
LETTER HEADINGS,

CHECKS. DRAFTS, &e, &c,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style,
and with despatch, by
DEMPSEY & o'TO0LE,
ENGRAvERs,
ap20-tf1stp COR Charles and Lexinston.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-In October last, Dallas Miller.
of Savoy, young man nineteen years of age in at
it slip. and sucked it into his windpipe and so down
into his lungs. Surgeons were called but were una
much, but soon he had severe cough come on which
reduced him very low. Aftel the nut had been upon
his lungs weeks and three days, he coughed it
up since which time he has been gaining rapidly in
health and strength.
A few years ago a person in Bernardston got a
beard of rye upon his lungs and was supposed to be
failing fast with consumption. but he also in Sc
we're coughing ft coughed it UP and soon rsgained
his health and strength.-GreenfeLdG Gazette.
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NEw YoEk, May 22.-Exchange rates are firm.
Commercial sixty day bills, ga; bankers. 95s@97si
three days bills, l0A@ll; geld, lS3A.
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RICHMOND "REPUBLIo' SUsPENDED.-The follow
ing is extract from an editorial in the Richmond
Republic of Monday:
The Republic will be suspended after the issue Of
to-day; Whether the suspension will be permanent
depends upon circumstances. This result has become
ago. aud tie mpossibity of collecting debts caused
BY the general impoXelshment of the neople.
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Great Connagration i'm New York-Des.

New York, May 22-At one o'clock this morning
most destructive fire broke out at the Academy of
Music, whieh destroyed that building two piano
warehousr 5, Lutheran Church, and the Medical
University. Loss estimated at from three to four
millions
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Dispatches from Commodore Rodgers.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-The following dispatches
from Commodore Rodgers were to-day received at
the Navy Department:
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Baltimore Iri-WeeKiY COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND sATURDAY aoRSINaE.
TerEHH:-r9vE D0TlAAsss per AMMAN.
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Fa4llshed every MOfllnt., except oundaya, hY
ssld. Wales d. Co.,
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Also Published at She same Office on Fridays, the
BALITEOEE WEEKLY COAllERCIAL.
Eerrna:-Aa,S0 per nnnuxaa.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
6iationrrp amn .fanrp Socos.

NOCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACT0.
ny lie Wlamst New YofkAn kinds Of Cut Pressed and
Plain GLASS IEKsTANps PAPER WEIGHTS, sPoNGE CUPS,
Orl Ebauy LIBRARY iNKSTANDS. Corhsne Patent
INKS Whitney Diapers Pat lNk sANDS
Lowest prices Mall orders strictly attended, to-
cCuOOL-REWARDS, TESTIMONIALS-A very
- Sbs Gse. fo distrbaion at the os.'of shoo s'TdJ
School Cards and Medals Marriage Csrhcstes hssanst Lace
P,pe, &c New styles the above constantly being gbh ed By
BERLIN JONES. Eoa IA and 10 William st
TSNyELOPES of every variety of Color and Quality,
~ manufactured Patent Gunmihg and feldins hehine
which web nmed envelope Open End En,sloPes to-
,.hsT Win large variety OF LETTER tnd hOTEPAPEks
BERLIN JONES hsnuisetnrsfs. Gei oi aud i9 Wihama
DING-ENVELOPES CARDS, &c.-Just
w OutThs large square FLAP the dssirsbs syssf
over Introduced Hournn Enveiopes Papers
csrdGnd OF all widths and styles o. eoIds
es1Trd by BERLIN JONES. HoI i3f and ib Ntl.iamst
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

{xyATERsS SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
w afRIODE0Ns and CABINET ORGANS the beet nsna.
s,r,6 10 LET allowed psrehascd Monthly psymern
iof s second hand Piano. q begaina om steto
ts on ptnos taken n eIebsng Abers dsoean to teacher
Cssh paid hund pisnos Pianos tuned and
New foeiafe Pisn0s fOI SaS and upward Ners9oni'
p ~ y,-ss,,sv Nj s. HORACE WATERS.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
NEW.YoRK and NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.
ISes wINTTk ARRAEGEMENE 1857
COMMENCING DC. lu. 1904


e..ayof Pt.tion E.u Twenty svssht ans
Fourthava kntranrs on f-easVseVsna-'-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YoEki
rorNsu .H.vsn. 100 900 lEI,i n31l m l2N brJ 9'"
(Rr,i atS. A30 and eco (EI ~ a.
for Bddsepor 100 400 is1.,J Ii.O nj ifls lLE-i y"
(II.l AS 40 and 800 tEI.lp
For Milford, RnG Ssrali0rd 1.OO. llD q m - ~ u
For Fairfield SoatapOn aud wepoFt 's il0A "a ~ AZ
TOr Norvsh 100 zoo TIi 800 Il ~ iliS (EI-l 400
(EI..i 3tS. 40 40 So9 lEI.i7. N -. -.
For reenveh. 100 500 1o0 ns- Z ~ Jt' ~ ID op m
tor Stamford (EI.t 30 iiO q lLlS (bI,) KlS
3oo fEI,l ts 40 so, ~ s.oe tEI..i2 n a. a.,
Ea roTt asstrr and iatermedials saoaa Iep 40 lilo
ais AS 40. SD CO. 7.OO p N. -.
u Thuridays the 40 1fsin Will cave Twenty 's''nih'
ll.3' y .....a.,., -r,,,ss
FoI Boston via Springfield 800 tErl JO thrl bW N
kss iissiiard ..a spas6sd Soe IN lELl i%'S S tLIl
For Connee,eul River RarosI o. CEE- iiI5 m tMss
For Hartford Prsvdsnos sad Fhhtm Railroad LOa iELi
ForEsw a.,ss S.wLsadoa saa sOaiaIos RAl'ssd 1c'
Tof C.nai Rairssa ia.Iss m 10 Eorhsm9tSA
Fof hosr.isnie Rsifoad. 5L
Hork RAir0ad. B04 q m. l0J .
Tor Dan1ary ana nof~Aas RAurosa. :. a IN, 40 y N
Comuodloas Sleep Csrs silIchsat so m iisia
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Train, vii -av Jer,sy Cy iof Prm9ni II e SUD S1
ami ia lt7 aud SEQ Saturday, Only A. MP ID ihs
si1 AID n trains thioagh % Mon,.y. -
TaoAAs W. DEaAREsT, snPsliBle1d.nL
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-'rrains leave foo, OF
~ Coul.ndt-st sr1 sd 10 n y, M,
and ~ ior BALriHoEs snd WAHiSoToS al Aad Ioa N
, N. ant u midnight.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
0orpordtlon Notices.

CORPORATION HOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE
" l. hereby oven occupant oecap,n
81 .. h9Se '. m as LS,i .vs se.a .. are
lodged IN the the board Asisi0 Tor examination bJ al
i feI 1ssss s.d and ds sa,s ,ad Fg:'.. stone;
onshgndrsd and hiIy Or. 'i ,,sa 90 h'I
,.s:n S LS, s,casS 1ss'nsa pa TSrdsr.. N
Tss . en5raesd by such Aesrnsu inelad. II re ssysr,
Of ground Vssns lots pieces and pafe ha
It Bosh ,ie. OF iash il5h sud, ll'. from ioh9ys e.
II1dson R,sr The West side Of lotys .nd se's a,. s
- Stb ~. ~ ,vvr,ure..t frot 4 ooma.
il1s slo. both sides q Manhattan f.om llh to l'ihsVsI
All psr'on affected BY tie .oy. named A.s,,
%s Sss.cd 's to Ts Ts.,ai tSs so,S @e'a il writing
Ensc At , % gs, d. No. n o9 sI. 4 ,s n. 10" 0'
l5GSh l5as !. ! civil 34hsktb 3uora Of A"."ora
ISAAC O. HUNT,
Once Board Of Assessor New Court HouIs Dee y ls6c
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PGblic notice is'here.
Hoasss improved unimproved Lsnd affected thereby
80 Office Of the Board Of A'e,'os oT Examination BY ell pe'''n'
lat For building 7s,h to Maai'On
a. For tagging and rshssng sidewalks horl I'D. Of 'sh
from sih 10 loth avenues ,a,
,i5owsfs ~ h ias.l%tr,st from "a to Gth aysnp-I
4h For digging sidewalks Lssht nu.ou to wsh
s6 For laying eroswsE Mott opponss Primary School
sh For laying 18th the ss'' and west 'id'
I'll For setting curb gutter and Aasus sidewalks in
Taih s,rsssbstwsen Is, aud "a s'suu.s ,,-,
and l28h between ID aud ID svnue
also Of ID from llsth 70 l3oh ests
The limits embraced BY such A,srsmsntnufe a. te 'seIi
lots ground lots pieces and P'reen Of land
situated ,,.
sides Of 18th from Madison srenus 70 po 100
s Fourth the south side oi Ih sss ro
Maditon 10 Folrth
9d IN, north sds Of 4s.hsrest from 9th 10 10Th
3d Both sides Of l2sh from 81 10 Gu
Both .Ids. Of Lssh' street from ud'On to Whas'on
stb Both sides from Canal Bayafi street
place 18th srs-t piII half
18th both sides Of 18Th street between lat and ID
T,h Roth sides Of from lat 10 I'd avenues
l22th Il0th Also
the northsy Of iz3t bow-e "a andtd avenues
affected the boeusnsd
nens and who ar, opposed same either si them
present their obseon in writing to Of the undsr
,ianea Al Chambers Basement New Court
House within thirty days from the date ofthis notice
JACOB y. OAKLEY, }
JOHN H. OTTGWELL. Board o. AIetiou
ISAAC o. HUNT,
Ohcs Bosrd Of Ansssors Ess ourtliouse Dee 7o 1866
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
Sales bp QusiiOn.

WY HENRY IT. LEEDS e. MINER-BENRH H.
Is IEFDs 1acourer- ON THURSDAY Dec 97 q q osoen
81 the bEEDs ART GALLERIES Noa sll % s1a srE coIIFE
Ee0s al AHFRiCAN AND EUROPEAN PiCIUhES oy I'M,
wv Mt ana EAVORITE ARTISTS being The entire eoueeuoh
4 ~ Wen-an0xn eounosscuTs comprising f'c'pi" % Va
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
6iinaiiouo manieo-ftmales.

nOUSEKEEPER- An American ladysis desirQus
.uson ia prvtie fsmiyi has no oJroton 70
Puhe The .ountryi .s hf'scA'' city references
lsi - No la1 Wet tiEh e-nih-t
A NT'NRFR ;f welI.recommended WET.NURSES
n .st uatinsf Ma Female Nurses supplied s short
BAS5ESs. CuIP-rs aud Lssehsrs. No. Sinsh's
nssr BoNSry.
ALL WHO WANT GOOD FEMALE SERVANTS
N AMI good ger,n o Be ,ui,sd promptly WIZ s'esSs
hen hr lire hlf @ s-fynts instnis no iVo ou"
ave b-l9N - that. AUsrioau isdy Ia aiirnd,nee.
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
n wsn, sTT ATfOYs 20 do ssarr HOuSEwORK, A. n 10
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
Eotels. &r.

DLANTERs HOTEL, Augusta Ga.-Reiurnished
ard ReoDsp,d Oct g. I0es THOo NfCkERsoN Proprietor
,e prorirtoT hou Charleston = G. and Of Nicke'oh
Hotel G. lamhiars. G.
DE-UNIOS HOTEL. Forty-second-st and Fourth
we he been improved aud smoded Room.en aue single
flr arclsssn.ss tAble 10 Emopesn. A ROBlNSoH fr''
pTi-ior
CT. JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Eighth-st,
- Eswiort the EUROPEAN FhAN crnitsy -oess.a - nc
-l, 6t,ed up Rooms srie aud tinsv handssnr
fhe n ni.s single gentlemen Quests iarni'hed WIN
private tshl desired sings from - per wes epwno
VIHE ASHLAND HOUSE,
Fourti-ave. Twenty. .fourihsi
SING T.ru-n families make advantageous Mrsns'men"
foT teraan eat BOARD
Transient. 81 prr asy. ,,----,- A..
tsvrnf Oh. snstien unsuTpased-esns oy sNs
bocs from and Haven RsTosdswnh two hne' Of
ety car. ~ ne Of psssnr The door
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
Boaro nnb Rooms.

BoGro mo Rooms.
49,.
A SUITE Of ROOMS without board, No. Is East
y s>ve1iserih..s b-tvern unon .qusre and ah-sv..
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED R0OMS-For
f,ple, siBSe srul-tpen. the st. John Hole ne~y
opcn-d snI, tsops wssk upward b0sdWsJ SeSr
Hshth-It. htw-forf
pleasant ROOMS-kgreeable Loo .tiOn-Good
Tabelo ni,s urnls' ID ROOMS, suite separate with
board 81 No 90 Mrs IWsItrthsi.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
Go fet.

HOUSES 10 RENT. Houses, Lots, Country Seats
and Ell size. for LIE and tkCtiASEi ia" oheap
est IN the m,rk-t FBtEMAN Co.. no. 2l2 Brosdwsy
nFFICE TO LET-Lately occupied by physician.
" Apply At No. III tourtt-s'e.
rlO LET-A handsomely furnished, small, three
story, Phhadelphahk HOUSE, brooklyn - minutes from
brrf flom FULTON aud Atlantic al MODERN I'M
proyemeu Re' $l5 per month AdiIess MERCHANT Box
No I o54 rostOnice
mo LET-Ar Paterson. New Jersey, the three-sOry
and st,,e STONE BUILDING with water known "a The
Unioa Bh Apply Mr. YANWINhLf corner Of spruce aud
Congrsst-stN