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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
DEFY COMPETITION!

Would respectfully solicit a call and in
spection Of goods and prices as he feels con-
fdcnt that he can sell to all who are in
want Of any thing in his line after an inspec-
ton of goods and prices. He wonld also
say that the Foreston Mills are still in oper-
alton, and having secured the services of one
of the best practical milers in the North
Vest prepared to do grinding on short no.
tice and to the entire satisfaction of all con-
cerned
Flour Neal and Feed always on hand anc
as cheap as tho cheapest. Store near the
Mill. Fsreston June 18th 1866.
W. F. DANIELS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
Wanted!

A young girl fron, the country. from -
to IS years of age, who would like to attend
shool in town and Go the house work Of u
small family, between school hours.
New Oregon July 2nd 1865,
TX AVERILL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06

The meeting of the Howard County
Agricultural Society to be held at this
place on Saturday the 18th inst, is one
of Importance, AID it is hoped tie atten-
dance may bs largo. is understood
that the committee have agreed to
report in favor Of the purchase of a
Farm for the use Of the Society. Hence
al can aee-the propriaty o. CONSULTATION
AMI action by those interested from u !
y,.rts of the county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06

Oar readers are al! very moral but
Iii, king sc2nc # them Alright atte71d
q rirrus wp would call their attention
tntl.e :.lt,Acsment Ct enc to he in this
l..acc - ,hc afternoon and evening Of
Su!wa>y, July fourteenth. Report
gays it is a splsnd,d thing, and no
, {, ubt such is the fact.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06

Our Nations th.day was one of
great hilarity 10 this place, The Grafton
Of Judge Berry was capital productions;
the singing was admirable; the atteud-
ancc satisfied the pride and ambition
Of all: the lemonade and ice cream
were cool; the sports Of the day were
conducted as became those who know
'.he duty they owe to themselves, their
country and their God, The dance at
Howar ds, was capital affair, with the
most m agnifcent supper ever served up
in New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
SOBER TRUTH

Al persons in debted to tho undersigned
will save themselves trouble and cost by pay.
ing up at once. Having sold out, my bust
ness must be settled up amicabl y--if possible
but settled up it must be, at all events,
New Oregon July 9th 1886.
3, Often
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
give my (unsolicited) testimony in
their favor.
CHAS, E. COBURN.
MARTtIED.

In Lime Springs at the residence of the
brides father July 3, 1866 by the Rev. 4
Craig Mr.. James Q Jones, and Miss Sophia
L Priest all Of Lime Springs,
In Paris TIP, on Monday May 28th 1865,
by Father Lowry MIR, JOAN Foley 10 Miss
Mary Connolly.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
i 81 s LA L A1l GDM rs
Published Jany. 1st 1866.

Mailed to any address free IF postage,
Oh, sing me the dear old song ......... 35c
We've drank from the same canteen. by
J G Clark NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....S5c
Beautiful u ates, song by } Thomas. Soc
Pm happy as the day is long ....-... SOC
Somcb ,dy's Darling -. ..........35c
Vio!ets under the snow, by II Tucker ...35c
Sweet be thy repose, byJ II Thomas ...35c
Song of the spoon, new college song soc
The Angel Guide by Favager. .........3o
When went counting Sallie, comic zoe
July q withered rose. ...............35 c
Mother. have heard sweet music ......35c
Peasant dreams of long ago. ..35c
Oh say not woman's heart is bought. SOC
kathleen Dear. ........-.....4 Oc
Before | was married, o dear. $50
Well meet no more at twilight hour. see
Beautiful isle of the sea, by r Thomas 35c
Old don't care. by w Basford 3ac
Light Of nay soul, Of thee Pm dreaming. $50
Five o'clock in the morning. .35c
Cleon and I, scng by Harry Tucker. SOC
! Come, Nellie dear, Pm weeping, Tucker 30c
Music on the waves vocal duet by Glow
No time like the old time. ...........3O soc
Give the old man chance. .3Oc
One bright moony night comic. -. 35c
They all come home but mine. .... 49,. zoe
Young man on the railway 35c
| When Fenans fight for freedom. ....... 35c
Down by the gate, hy.J r Thomas. 49,. 3Oc
W-Parties ordering Music and over-pay-
| ing for the same will receive their change
! inclosed with the music, or Music will be
| selected as parties prefer.
All orders promptly attended to, and any
information chcerfully given,
II ferenc es.
Hon. Gro. w PATTERSON, Ex-Governor of
New York, Westield, New York.
T r COLEMAN, President Lake Shore
Bank, Dunkirk New York.
New York City References.
WILLIAM A. PoND& Co.. WILLIAM B BRAD
BURY; CARHAET NEEDuAM Co.; Siberia OFT; Hugh Rid
die. ESD, General Supt. Erie r. r.; II. G. Brooks Esq.
Surt Motive Power, Erie R. R.; Wheeler& Wilson.
sY-Address orders,
o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte, Organ Music Dealer No. CIT
Broadway, New York.
New York, March 80, 1866. mark
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06

Rev. Mr. Poet of Beloit Wis, will
preach at the congregational church in
this Village, on next Sunday morning,
ut the usual hour OF Service,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
Preston Il Breckenridge.
Original Notice.
Walter Wood.

To Walter Wood defendant: You are
hereby notified that On or before the 18th
day of July 1866 q petition will be flied by
said plaintiff in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of SAID Howard County Iowa,
claiming cf you the sun, Of seven hun drcd
and eighty one dollars and fifty seven cents
or q promsory note executed by You to the
School Fhnd Commissioner of Howard coun-
ty Iowa, and also the foreclosure Of all the
right title and interest you claim to have in
and to the north west quarter of section g..
township 81 north Orange 13 west And
that unless you appear thereto and defend
before Huon Of the second day Of the next
tern, Of said court, commencing on the 9th
day OF September 1866, default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon.
80 Dated this 18th day,c. juno 1866.
Preston & breckenridge,
= Atty's for Plff.
u. S. Revenue scots attached to the O, i Z
inal and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
GENTS Furnishing GOODS!
-ALSo-
Readv Made Clothing

Ke0Uy Wuue Cz01N1Ny
of the choicest selection, comprising: Coats,
Vests, Pants, Blouses, Busters, Overalls, &C.,
which will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
am also prepared to manufacture to Or
DER to warrant tits in the latest style and
on short notice. After ten years residence
in DEBORAH. no vouchers are needed to as
sure the Public Of my capacity to do superb
or work. and deal honestly with my patrons
Jan. 1866 P. DUFFlN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-06
Gri,yinai Notice

Slate Of Iolra,
Howard Comfy
The State Of Tu;va for use
ofSchool Fund, In the District
IS Court.
Arpollus Carpenter
To Apppolus Carpenter defendant: You
are hereby notified that On Or before the
18th day of July 1866 o petition will be
filed by said plaintiff in the office of the
clerk of the District Court of said Howard
County Iowa, claiming Of you the sum If
six hundred and twenty one dollars and for
ty one cents en- a promisory note, executed
by you to The School Fund Comm ssioner of
Howard County Iowa, and also the toreclo-
sure OF sill the right title and interest, You
may have or claim in and to the nc IA of
section 10 township 81 north OF range -
west. And that unless you appear thereto
and defend befSre noon Of the second day
os .he next term Of said court, commencing
on the Gath Gay of September 1866, default
will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon.
Preston & Breckenridge.
Atty's for Piff.
U. s. Re7enuc Stamp SO cts affixed to The
original ard cancelled. 33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
The Lord Bond Robbery.

Dennis c. Ferguson, charged with stealing one o.
the s. Geo recently lost by Mr. r. Lord was brought
up on writ Of before Judge Cardozo Of the ComnS
Pleas on Saturday Mr. Sheehau the counsel foT the soIe
claimed that tie detectives ard police officers were persist
emily prosecuting the prisoner That the facts were SIMPLY
Theses Mr. Ferguson being in the employ Of pawnoroh o.
the name of Lynch 10 the express Office With asmaR
sealed package which according TO his employers orders ID
delivered to the express company taking receipt for "
That Immediately after he arrested and TIE laehsgs
by and the bond found which so far
sbown came 10 Lynchs hands in the regular course o.
business That Ferguson. after his arrest was eon.eaee
some 1 DAYS in house and denied all means OF com.
mnncaon with his wife That the prisoner was fsauJ
IN proper bail which had been refused by Judge Dowos
NJ Bedford insisted that the prisoner should DO held in
,ody the examining magistrate having decided The rob-
hr was tie largest record and the detectives were do
Of credit for they had worked up the case.
and the decision Of the adge who knew e ABOUT inc ease
bond he conclusive The grand jury would pooapy act ON
the case on Monday and il not worth while TO
their action ~ 1910. A..
The Judge took the papers aud adjourned the matter TO
Tuesday at 1890 a. m. o.. p.a.x
aud Vanderpool for the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

NITRO. GLYcgRISE-AccIDEST IN A sTLEslAS NINE
Thu Anri number Of ia. london Quarterly Journal Of ssHes
comics from the Bers und saanAe Zsrns an s''rsos
in relation to the properties Of this chemical eompoono
Anything which tends to throw light upon thi. ,ueso.
interest," Nitrogycerine has been mrck Landed . AZ
% gs,t for mining purposes II is stated thAt
a. tsmperanre Of about 42o Fahrenheit when m no ne "a
viii occasion explode In one Of the a. xsisl,aS
oversesr attempting 10 break nozss No., mar - ~
snt eight pounds when 1t exploded and ,ee pow "s
ncvn hish into the air and Of course, kiis~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
THE NoELTE ExrRADITION CASE.
The Prisoner mt Length Produced-The Iar.ss
dietionaI Question Still Unsettled - Wts
has she Prisoner iu Charged

i
| o. S. COMMISSIONERS 0FFICE-MAY i9.-Before CO m
missioner NEWTON
IRE Carl Noete an alleged fugitive from Prussia.
The Marshal in this case made the following return:
BY couen. Of he Sheriff NewYOk produce Carl Noee t
examination before Charles Newton United States Commissioning
under the ExtradhiOn Treaty, May 10, 1906"
The alleged fugitive was present but in charge Of Sheriff
officer and was represented by his counsel Mr. Dtenhoe
After the reading the the Commissioner said Re-
proceeding with this matter must be informed wheIne
the prisoner IS In your custody or not. L.. 4. ~ q,
Deputy Marshal Thompson-l DO not consider DIN 70 Dc
rIs cannot proceed in this matter
The alleged fugitive first be in the custody OF the United
Mr. LapauchI wish to say that when the adjournment
taken yesterday the statement OF tie Marshal th"s
wU1S have SGS eel sG Dsssn Of the Sheriff
Mr. VA 5S soR See any peseS ss
rantbe now executed BY tie Marshal 1t is trihng with thS
Prussian Government trfng with the Court tihmg wt
either roduce the fugitive make showing why ID
does comply with the warrant intend to see 70 tnat
the interest the Government represent shall not be eop
ardized by any shifts irregularity
Commissoner Newton-The return is entirely insue lent
capS i1e St u e to be made Showing the
why tle warrant is not executed The mere ssS that tho
Mr. Thompsor-I cannot make any further return. can
not produce the prisoner without coahSl nss
10 give ne procure from the Sheriff statement OF bh
Mr. IapanghIer the promises Of yesterday cannot
sent adjournment. object decidedly to one. L.,
Mr. DttenhOe;er-I suppose the Pussan Government doea
not ron this Court,
Commissioner Newtor-Ths whole proceeding is farce
The Court requires Marshal 10 produce the prisoner or
make return stating explicitly that it is not possible TO do So
and why II is not So go . "a
Mr. ThOmpsOnIt is impossible to do it without force
$500, -. -
Mr. Iapaugh-Ths Is the strangest doctrine lave ever
heard that if process be executed without force
not TO be executed all Under IT, return that John Dos
held prisoner would be sufficient No statement made
in 10 whom Noee custody where, or by what war,
rant held After three months endeayorng TO get the
missioner and after the original obstacle is removed We arr
still held at BAY bay by this new film.
Commissioner NevOo-I shall order that the Marshal %
directed 10 return definitely the why he does not
dnce the fugitive and adjourn the matter to Monday morning
for that purpose In this DO not compiled with by II
O'clock OF that day then counsel for the PEssan Govern
men is be liberty the Court certificate
of his noncompliance that he be absolutely compelled TO MAKE
a proper return. Adjourned ~ Monday. at l2 N.
Mr. Lspangh for the Prussian Government MI Ditch
hoeler for the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Rcmopais.

DEMOvAL.-v. w. WICKS dealer in frst-cass
IL Sewing Msehne' from No 4' to No ' Dfoa'"Sy cofHe
Asorpsce, up-stsif'
DEMOV AI-ORGAN MANUFACTORY.-Ihe
IL .uocrb.r removed his e,ehnsn from oe1es to
the rev large building md % Noostes nesr Csna it,
where he facilities for carrying on the rracti
oargan wanted HENRY ERBEN NOS - anu 20 oo''er
st, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
CORPORATION Notices.
CoPPoRATIoN YorICE.-Tho Commit,

CORPORATION N0TICE-The Committee on
Roads Of the Board Of Aldermen vii meet IN Room 40 p City
Hall o. THURSDAY uot tie oath nst o'clock for Tie
purpose Investigating the subject Of hng IN all tue ucn o' To-
Gated between Fourth and FiNh ayenu fysey'nA s'l Say
uasmuch tho Board Of Conncisn have &C ci
aud passed tie Issoufns
and ordinance completing the worL this Wi probably Dee h @
views Of those ief' d 'ihr
or the uesure before final action tssenby he Common
Council consequently n such persons hrrby ned 70 be-
present the above mentioned time AID place. without further not
kestiOn IEIkk MASiihaDNi ~, NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Dentistrp.

A SPLENDID SET OF TEETH for SIS, Guaran.
N teed at pr VAN VLFCKs No IFS sIhsve Teeth extracted
in three seconds without pain No eIra eharle
HAVE your TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT
PAIN by Dr. HOYT who the only method, ~ mhieh
NITROUS OXIDE be adniIsssA Once NO. 90 hi'''
way, corner o. Fjslltenths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
rEw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
ice SIMMER ADVANCEMENT 1866
COMMENTING MAI. ~ l.ee
rs..user Station Esw.Tors Twenv seven.hst ard
FosrAs Luifuce o. Twenty .sev.lin'L

rs.pseI Station Esv.Tors. Tweniv sevenhst ard
FosuAlye Entrance on Twenty tey-ltA'L
TRAINS LEAVE sew YOKh; -
For New Haven. 100 ao1 fErj lLJj- nj Rl3 thrD ~"
u.H.l rs. ..s al gO AZ . 80 ~
I0r BldsrIelf. 40 gtn frrl ITO u KIP LII ~
O.a.l IS. 80 aud 300 .,
FT Flifnel .Poll WeaP oi. TO- 10. H. ia ~
For Scrwas TO 400 (Er 80. u . Al, tELJ 500,
Dor Oansn 49,. go no a m AS. 40. so n.
fifesualcl ~ $50. 1870 80 af' = a ~ pm
fof stanford 7oo 200 IJ 30 lIJoA NJ lAa ttLJ AIS
400 a. q. 40 t1n. 80 800 tkzl O. u 90 "a,
tissf lrd Il-rT1iiate sa1rs w ~ iA'' NJ 3
gl5 o. $50 10t r 90.
" CONNIE, riSG TRAINS.
For Boston. via srdr CHE d. So0a tktl 800 ttn'o1 m
for ilan5ld and sraleG,i 100 49, lEGJ AIS 3o. Ell
~ caauec,is- River Railroad eco EGl i2l'p Mon
real On p ID. @ Northampton. 81. -
For Hartford 4ence nd FAhkh Railroad eco iEID m !
fofH.w Haven. New London ard soainsan Railroad . 40
NJ l1i5. 100. 200 v
Ior Hoasatonc Railroad. "a M ito g. m.
For Narr.'uek railroad. 500 m. -pl 2. NJ
ror p.rbu.y AID S0rsa6 Railroad. 100 m, 4 ~ 2 M
''""'''' '' JAMES n. HOYr. slpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Situations nJanteo-ffmalcs.

4 HOUSEKEEPER would like to engage with an
~ elderly gentleman is capable Of making home neat and
comfortable household goods she would make u,e o.
brauce Can be seen az ID he evening
a No sol ThIteeutA-si. corner Of Second ave-
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires a Situation as
~ HOUSEHOLDER; Is cIpeIenced has always given aua
and furnish the best Of references Address H. - biooH
P. O.. Stating where an interview may be bad
A FRENCH LADY wishes to 90 with family 10
~ Europe panon. Would act Interpreter desired
can flris the Refers 70 the Italian Consul NO.
Broadway. Car a. No. So Amtyst
4 YOUNG WOMAN with excellent city reference,
~ wishes situation as WAITRESS or CHAMBERMhD snd
WAITRESS Prefers the country for the Summer Can be seen at
No 81 West Twenty sevenh.st
SITUATIONS WANTED-By two Sisters, one as
- fnt COOK the other LAUNDRESS understand thsir
perfectly Tho beet Of city Tan be seen 81 NO
400 SiI,tave between Iwen'yfou and Iwenty,hh IS,
CITUA1ION WANTED-By two sisters, one as
~ frs.s COOK; understands her business in every PARTICULAR
vi d. 90 Assist washing The other HAMBkhM AID and
tine Can furnish hciass city IeNreuce Apply ~
No si2ave. between Iwenyiourth and Iwentyhihsl'
SVANTED-A SITUATION as Operator and Seam
w stress on Whee, Wilson's Sewing Machine "a chidfens
maid ana eam.ress Advetier uudersisnds family sewing j.
Protestant fsas city reference, eeIs going 10 the conn
try Address G. o.. No. 70 West Wesinstonplaee
ALL respectable Families, Boarding-Houses and
~ SUPP led with good 81 NANIs rom al nations
4 NUMBER of well recommended German G.tis
~ want SITUATIONS 20 do general IOUSEWOkk &C. At Mrs
LOWE Institute No Il ssntonsi near the howery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

CPl ENDID FARM IN New-Jer-ey. ~ acres. Will
,sp,ff i.r.s verv .o,g JACf'I.,. 80 21g Brcaiway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Gonses ano farms ruanteo.

XNTANTED--In the Country, FURNISHED
w UOTsF With avn aud some ground from Sep
,utsg IS or Oe,cber Address Tribune Oce, sng
he rent and Describing the pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

CEVERAL Small, Pleasant COUNTRY HOMES
- FOR SALE ut OWING 20 fien rents and aI q want
supply the demand Parties having county properly
interest seudr.
JACUES No 208 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

II NRITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL COMPANY NOTICE.-On ADD after MONDAY, May H.
Tfan on this Road viii run o. follow; .,.-,, ,,,.,n
LEAVE NEw.YORK, PIER No, 30 NORTH RIVER II
m EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN DIRECT taking passengers
20 Bank Long Branch FsFnngdt Brcs,bars Manche'ief
Woodm4ne shanOng Iuckeftou ASTON.
Jsrsson and Camden and Asntc Railroad
THROUGH TO CAMDEN IN ) HOURS. PARE 50. 90
AIS D. m Iosmouth Highlands. Adieo~n, Red Bank,
slwsbny Eontown Ocean Port Branch Port Long Brneh
Shah River Farm nsdae sqnankam BIcksbuIg, Manchester
Toms River. AND CAMDEN FARE So
FREIGHT TRAIN 3P IN. for al points on the LIE AM
CAMDEN. .-
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN
Express $50 arriving I'm NewYork at 2:l5 2. m
Frezn: at 30 :. M. arriving in New orb At a. m -
w. Mai and ,prr,s Al 30 H. arriving wYork al Gas
>, W. ". CLAYTON Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

SIXTH-AVE.-Fori SALE. the valuable plot OF
- GhCJ northeast oor sisave lne con,
otr ri r 4l lots mprc we'd 10 20 yield good eItt
.d abe being lrther improved 70 make desIate IT.
tsstu'lt Apl yto WILLIAM II. ROSS, No ~ Broeewey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
6iiuatlons tuantro- nlnleo.


An accomplished LETTERWRITER offers his
~ reasonable Letter. Of business OF atecon
brief or lengthy as may desired Sce confidence assured
address Litter" RlTtR Tribune Ofice oppoinin. uteIyew
IN ENGAGEMENT wanted BY a young man,
~ urd penmn md compo en boo-ke' WHO has good
knowledee OF commercial Good neucc land secuny II re-
qgred) given address r. D, Box 10 80 Tribune Office
1 COACHMAN and GARDENER wants a SIT
~ UATON; & willing to make himself uefqli las good TOR.
BANKS, No. 81 Nassau st., Room 40. o
.UNAMILIES. Hotels Sammer Houses, Farmers and
4 other. capable Male and Female HELP 81 ~
supply every instantly hand at sEN ANS
INSTITUTE, No. l58 E.eyenth-st corner sixthaye.
INSURANCE.-A young man, well acquainted with
Insurance wishes SITUATION in Fire Marine Insurance
preferred Can accept ponion end sdvlroe
the Interests tie Company. Address b. b. Box No I50 In0ans
Ohce.
IVANTED--A situation as BAKER in hotel or
w institution give good reference ALEXANDER GRAY,
No. le3 Wet Twentyhih.st
N4yANTED-A situation as RErORTER0r AMAN-
w UFNSls by ssi shorthand writer. Address T. s., No.
81 Wa'hinsoH-s Boston, Mass Room No g
NyTANTED-By q disabled Soldier, a SITUATION
w IN Office. manufacturing honse; j. well recon-
mended penmsn rd speak and write nrh French md
Address for three days r., No 2s Shakespeare Hotel
No. 242 N.laul'st, y \
DERSONS wishing good COLORED SERVANTS
the by calling Mrs. fAlAH
TILMON Intel No. "a Eat Thfteenthft iues
dv the I'd from the South 40 aud woman
Cooks and Servants for general house AID
al kinds q wort in the city and country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

No rs THIRD AVE.--IOT ; LII "a ydlodpIV
" C0REFR PROPERTY on Tlirdavc, tvil tie \ w SorhrI
b,rs cxIs0 chouce foI builders ana ss.e investment
mr. al my - co. aud ec particulars. JANi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
GUNNER Retreats.


BOARD IN FISHKII4L.-Pleasant accOmm0da-
~ toHs 6e for from g. 10 90 week Address W.. boz NO
", fshsil Nsi.
DOARDERS WANTED-At a very healthy place
10 the country and Al moderate price.
JOSEPH JONES, South Dover Ny.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Good COUNTRY BOARD
- at moderate rates at Msrto.burgh Lewis New Yo. For
reference fall particulars apply 10 THOMAS DARLINGTON,
No ~ Pue-s or JAMES ". DARLINGTON, Room no. 70
Bit House O'Clock BY letter TO T. ATWOOD,
P1oLsT Honse, Msrlnsbnrgh
NOUNTRY BOARD can now be engaged at the
6r,e house formerly the Grower louise At Hast
fng commanding 6ne view Of the Hudson and re sur ound
I shades splendid drives and GOOD stsbng Tor horses
FoI percaaT apply the psses OF At No west l"eHJh
81 kswYork.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Desirable Country BOARD,
~ ons Erie Railroad from CITY Coca nshlng posF
Ia a. TEXAS moderate AGaIss j. " H. TTstano O'hee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

Mr. JAMES ROBINSON
AVN Ills TINY son CLARENCE.
LAST vrrK or TIFF SEASON WHICH OPENED WITH
ISTFR and will CLOSE WITH MAGFlFlCENCE' crowned WIN
militant .ncrss, and gratifying peeuniary results
THE NETWORK CIRCUS, with the entire present company
viii ,hibit In Brooklyn the Of Fulton and Dehaoe
E6R 1WE WEEK, commencing MONDAY. May ~ =. n,,-,
FVTph A NOTICE THURSDAY EVENING, MAY ~ TESIi-
RENEFIT to MI JAMES ROBINSON and hs Little favor
lie CLARENCE
CEhLERS CRUSHED BY ICEBERGS-By Will
are happy that the above picture wiz be exhb
son.rye Ar GALLERY No s43 Broadway for the benefit
nd aes In,titnton opening FRIDAY the 18th Of May
%,ss weeks Gallery viii be open nom Ia M to 10 Admission
90 senta eesasp Tickets 81
"ssi' On behalf Of the Committee
MIRA CHARLES 2. DAILY, VIZ.
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Real Gsia,e fcr Sale.


COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, near SlIerns Ge
n r one ana boz hour, hide from Jersey city by Ne"4 ~
Nd Ir Railroad uque Of sLIh Wills, W e5 We.Li y. =
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Boaro ano Rooms.

ATNo. 40 WEST FOURTH. ST, between McDou
n eas and sIihsyesrsnssrs and others VIII mad comforts
tly.furisied ROOMS with Board.
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PROPERTY ioI sALE Or -.

T.0 lTe D oHTds IU ~ V'N7II.l-4s! -a'tu % u
sv.r b he depot longer Inquire
4 a ] = mo -L--- NJ - N 20 ~
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XVM EvERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Fulton St
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS land LABEL dANOFAClUh
Frs
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A SPLENDlDL1 FURNISHED IAhLOhi als'
~ one suite ROOMS second foor from, closets hot and CO
er rooms are newly furnished and would liberal
tnt the Summer TO gentlemen aud wives, or sing genes
ITIiy q No 672 Broadway.