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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucnoassrs.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON Tn

ISLAND AT PU ], Lie AUCTIOS.
BY virtue o. decree Of the orrhans' Court Of
dul. ratified by the Supreme Court af aid Dts,
tricf, shsll, on WEDN ESDAi. May sIth inst,
sucuep. pert OF Lot three, q Jim Square rumbsred
nve red and thirty fsS } beg auins on
ssst corner OF said Lot. running thence north iUz
feet thence west Is feet, thence south ls5 feet TO
the line II street south. and theme. east rs feet
TO the beginning; the same beine Improved by a
small Frame Dwelling House. Containing three
rooms and q sh led IN the Sear. =
Terms:- One half Of the purchase Horey cash,
and the balance in month"; from Aay sf s.le. With
interest. the purchaser 20 have the right TO pay
ali in cash pSy mens Of o Is vii, be resuired Of
ire purchaser when name ts announced. etAmps
and convey ance ~ pRrchs aer q cost
-r--- NARY HINES, Guardian, &c
my sd JAS. -. MCGUIRE a CO. Auct.
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New York Markets.

NeW 1Ork NaEkeUs
NEW YORK, May IS Flour dull: State. 81 %
ass 60; Ohio, sgi0asiI; Southern, SIO.9oas rs.
Wheat dull. Mixed corn declined ia2 c-ut-.
Reef steady. Pork buoyant-S}D. 75aS3D75k
Whiskey dull. Gold, 137H. Sterling dull.
Bankers Gu days, OF.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 2S.-Cfold, I3:.
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ST.. ss sSssi 4 sSs !. .s.ss ANTS,

p as nU ~ .ssssss y ::sis ssos. B. q.
xnthia ACHE ssd Urubs Hard Goal. Lumbss woed.
Granite. Linz, Cement; Slate, Bricks. by. 20
ehsSSiss' iisSess rate Of frsisSis cst.issd isr
vessSls with dispatch, Mercantile COLLECTIONS
made In this city anA through our csrrcsp0dssce
against The sevsr'ssss s's-sslI '; : sdv.
nODBINS BLROTRIC SOAP. .-..,a
Tine. asor, cad Oassse. saves. Cor ssls ~
= : -" T EGAh PBRRtB.
M 3 nm Corner = end 9sa sfs-
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e~r' said t'croorsr. prayed ttrst be might b.
sworn. The Cosrt Iefus II the prayer, and
tue c~iendant excepted.
The panel living bren Exhausted. thu Court
defed that The narnes OF ~ nty-iyr Isles.
men Re drawn from the Jury box. and the ease
vas continued 20 Thursdav morning next
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CHARGE or WHIPPING HIS WIgE-Yester-
day. Barney Woods. who keeps a restaurant
on East Capitol street. was arrested by officer
SpTague on the charge of beating his WIFE
Maria Woods, and he was taken before Jus
nce Handy, who held MIN TO bail for a further
hearing i'll the sum of I,UOO. Mrs Wood is 4
large and powerful woman, but she is en-
cieRts. and As he beat her with piece OF plank
il rs feared that her injuries will result Sc
riously. Woods alleges that she commenc ed
the fight by striking him with L brick but the
witnesses testify that the first they saw was
the husband using plank on his wife. IL
Mrs. " Gods had been in her vi nal good health.
she being very powerful woman. IL is prob
able that the husband would have got the
worst of il. Dr. Ford is attending Mrs. Woods
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GALE OF G0vERNMENT RUTLDINGS AT
~ HARDWOOD HOSPITAL,

C&tsJ Qssgtvmaaey'sOGee Depot Of WasAsastss,l
Wasktakfoa. -. c.. Nav IS. 1850 Z
Will be sold at ubfc Auction, on the premises
uucer the direction Of Breset Lieutena ant Colonel
james N Moore. A. .. on SATURDAY. Jans
Z: 1855. At ~ o'clock .. m he Govsrnmest build
northern terminus Of seventh street west ss fsi-
lo~s -. Z . -
Fifteen ll5) Ho,Die wards. each a By q, feet.
9ns tll .yital Ward, atby g feet.
b bsaiS,rf Eo s. ~ 3 81 ), RS , @
One iib Dining Room. . ey ls2 feet
tine m Kitchen. 30 bv 50 feet.
One iD Kitchen and ouerters 80 By III feet.
One u :, Water Cls.et ls BY @ feet. 80
One h, Ts1S and stssd I - - -t
Tenii einks. each By feet. c. A
Onetl pssd b osse. = b. - Ssst.
One q Lsundrsss' Qua!tses, . By n feet.
9 SD: sa;s IA z & S. e.: - tess
One 81 Shed sdjoi.i1s, = by H ssst. -
One 0l Quareers. n by - feet.
One ul Coal Bunk: ~ By u feet.
TwoN Plank Walks, III ty 80 feet.
BkRRAeKs ATTACHED 10 ras HOSPITAL
I dhrss ~ Sssr = e, 2 ~ g feet.
S g: 4, S S'.S, 3 4 s. y i E ss''.
Three t3l el1ks. esch by 9 feet.
One 90 ASditi-s 20 es9e: = by Is ssst.
One I'D Watch Box, By 10 fese.
The bSiidinss win besesd singls .a.s must b re-
Terms oash. N esvsnnsss arI sncxr,
B,t. Mai. Cen. and Chief Que!tsrn:sss.
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sutfs. 20.
6ENTLEMEN
BROWN AND TAN
Cniy . few more left.
SOMETHING NEW
FOB SIS,
BROWN MIXED SUITS
AT S1S.
DARK MINED SUITS
At 21S

| GEO @ EENSING
m Is 81 Corner 7ih st and Md. av fIsiand.)
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
\ scr,ber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of Nashington County, in the District of Celsm-
bis. letters test,,nenfa-y on the personal g,
tate Of Adam Ge-rse HeroId. late OF Washington.
as,iS: s SSceas Sscs,sd persons having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of NAV
next; they may otherwise by law he excluded from
Given under my hand this 26th day Of My 1856
my 2s-lawsw' MARY HER0LO. Execnfrix.
V'llIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
n Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
arrrTs irstapentary on the personal estate Of
william W: Conner late Of Washington. D. c.
Decreased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof to The snbscriher
On or before the 2jth day Of May next; they
n,ny otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day of May 1866.
WILLIAM DIXON,
my Z5-IsW3w Executor.
.ARPHANS' COURT. May ed, ISi6.-DIsrRIc1
Yer CoLUMBIA WARRINGTON COUNTY. To-,ru |.
Elizabeth II. aud Edmu-d A Mi,sread Orph ans
OF Thomas milstsad. d. ceased. Ordered that the
sale. made and rep.rted by Virginia Miistead
saus' No. $50 fronting on street sorth, be
tween Sd aud ~ streets wet AND between the
I-.idence Of Charles q. Ll-ya sul Mrs Virginia
Hilst. ad aforesaid. in tho city OF Washington be
ratsed and confirmed, unless car 20 to the contra
" he shown on or before the Goth day Of June, A.
D., 1855: Preceded copy of this order be published
Washington D. O. once week for .ree .nsce a.
stve weeks before the said day The report states
he said lot was sold for two hundred and fifty dol
lars, $780, WM.F. pURCELL
Judge of the Orphans. Ceurt
my 2s-laW3w Register Of Wills.
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RECOVERY oF STOLEN GooDS.-On the 18th
instant complaint was made m the police
headquarters that the res dPnce Of Attorney
General speed, No. ySi II street. was entered
by three men. dressed in black dress coats
light pants, black kosSuth hats, and rubber
boots, who stole from the house three silver
cups, valued at S25. This story was told by a
servant woman named Ann Iayan. and il h..
ing so full a description. detectives Claryoe
and McBevitt suspected that she was herself
The thief Last Saturday the detectives saw
Miss Ann carrying a bundle, winch she said
was dress. The detectives examined the
bundle. and found the three silver cups She
confessed The larceny. but yesterday. upon be-
ing brought before Superintendent Richards
for hearing she said she met The three men,
aud they told her If she did not take the cups
and pawn them they would shoot her. The
explanation was not at all satisfactory. and
the superintendent; sent her to Jail for court
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PROPOSALS FOE ExCAN SrtNa rHy CANAL
BE1 WIN l.TH STREET " Esr AN, Tpy Morris
az Rock CREEK.-ro-ds y. -, noon, proposals
for Ixcavatsng the deposits from the canal.
reckoned at about s,iO9 cubic yards. were
opened at the CITY Hall by The Canal Rosrd
The following We're the bids lanes Fitzpat.
rick. IS cents per cubic ward; z. Farquhaf, ~
Ceuis; Vim. Blake, So cents: u. Murphy, 20 Y
cents: Il. crowley i Go. ~ cents; NichI 10 |.
set, 81 cents: Owen Thornton. 70 cents: A.
Gieason & Co. II cents; T.. II cG inues, Il cents:
y. Eahbipr'on Il Ga, ~ cruts: -. Patton & -.
W kipp, - cents: LANES Kennedy & o.. l..
cents; .lerr. Costello, .3:, ccnts: John IL. New.
man James Garity. 81 eats; Samuel Gregg.
81 cents: Tnos. q nea. - cents; Il. Gleason &
Co. 81 g. nis. II will be seen thar Npssrs
Eaihngior d Go. are the lowest bidders. hut
40 representative Of the firm being present to-
day. the contract was NOT awarded
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SFST TO foEf wn;rPLE-The following
nSmrd men were turned osrr to the comman-
dant at ort " n ppIs, on Saturday las: fIrss
cssss private SidL.y Brooks, snd second class
private micAsel walsh, of The O-dnsr ~ DE.
rarin~nt. tor six months: priya'e Jesse lr-
WIN. company p, snd Peter Ripple, company
n, 81 bsiaEon- i2h q. - Infantry, Tor Que
yrrF; private Samuel Saen. company A, id
battalion. r1iA u. - Infantfy, Cor six rnon IN =,
WIZ an eighte' n pound Sail attached 20 h 5
IN leg: prira'e JHoob Foster, company X. - h
y =. cavalry. for one year; private Rohrrt -.
6ruhb, company \, 5th u =. Cavalry. for six
months. fiivaie John MsDgan. company n.
was found guilty Of desartioa. and sentenced
TO forfeit TO the United Siatss all paw and n.
lowaDcrs that are or may become Cue 10 him.
except HE INST dues of the suffer and lau
dress. 10 have his head shaved 20 he in deiibly
MAJ ked with the letter .sD." one and haif
inches tosg on the lett hip. aud 10 be drum med
ont Of the service.
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weich's and o.sers best Family Flour. Aiso
Graham Flour, Rye Ftear. Heckers self Risin,
flour nee supply Just reeeived at
EGAN 4 PERRYB,S,
Is stiff corpsr aud 9th sta
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Browns Psrfamed Be- Soap, Also, VIII
EGAS q PERRIx.
my . stif Corner = end ssh sts.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Conversational Prooeedinrs.

WA.HrSarov, March 24.-SETArE.-Th" Sc
nate was not in session to-day.
HcrsF.-Thn Speaker announced the order
Of the House that the session Of to-day should
be devoted to general debate, to the exclusion
Of business.
Messrs Brooks, of New York, Garfield Of
Ohio, and Wilson, Of Iowa, made brief per
sonal explanations in regard to the action Of
the committee appointed at a previous session
to Investigate the workings of the Treasury
Department.
Mr. Moulton, OF Illinois, then addressed the
House IN a written speech, dcncuncing the
Presidents policy and its supporters, and
taking strong ground against the admission Of
tn" States lately IN rebellion.
He was followed by Mr.. Myers, OF Pennsyl,
yania who took substantially, tn" sam" view
Of national politics.
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ROCKS STATIONERY, &c.

no THE LEGAL PROFESSION
The subscribers announce that they give par
tic ular attention TO the sale OF
w Boz X 3,
which they will furnish at, and often beioW pun.
lishers' prices, FOR CASH. Any law book Pn PM =
not have on hand at the time of application. wiz
be furnished mt few days notice. They nave
now In storr, among others. complete sets OF
GRATTASs REPORTS. Is vols.
ROBINSON'S REPORTS. 2 vols.
LETGHs REPORTS. u vols.
PATTON 4 HEATHS REPORTS. 2vols
ROBIysON'S PRACTICE I vols, nj - per vol.
Either volume sold separately.
WOODHOUSE PAkHAM,
Booksellers and Statoners,
NH u Governor street.
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Na.f.E- 10 ~ SENT 70 NIRGlNiA.-l ne
'oas.I.,.o Of Freedmen Affairs Yesterday
received 4 communication from the SupeIln'
'1-uat al Government farms III 81 MARY
.."@5v. Iar,ltnd. III which he requests per
mission IA send all The freed people lhal are
aa.s I'll work To VIRGINIA The reason assigned
al .a.s request il because the freed people are
4I'-srI To contracting with farmers Ill ~
.'aEl county. -Hushj"gton "roatcte
III Tie name Of reason ana Justice, why not
>"i4 them North Virginia cities ar" over
- WIN IDLE NEGROES now.
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iaL QUESTION SETTLED.-Mr. Cleveland
"I"l" 10 tie President that he was making
.l'"ehrs Tor the Democratic candidate for
'~'eTnor Of Connecticut, and If he did not
approve liz must accept Mr.. Cleveland 5 re
'''""|Ion - postmaster Of Hartford.
ne ftStdeats Endorsement Your pohtlchi
:. non III npholding my measures and pollCy s
1F"'.d. Your resignation Is, therefore, not
~@''plrdt but Is herewith returned.
ANDkEw Johnson.
1''r"'tte MnSioa March q. 1866.
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REAL ESTATE FOR, SALE.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE PRT-
ID VATELY AT southwest corner Of Cary and
Fourth streets, fronng sixty. five feet, and running
back one hundred and siXty-threc feet.
On south side Of Main. between Adams and JEFF
ferson streets fronting thirty three feet, and run
ming back one hundred and ffty feet 70 an alley
On west side II Eighth. north Of Leigh street in
Y NILS, garlru-thrty by one hundred and TWEEN
tv-Gvp igri to alley in rear.
These LOTS are alt handsome y located in dsslra-
bio netg hurhood~, and are well adapted n sites
for priyat" residences.
Terms. Accommodating. Apply 10
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
knnl EsfaIn Rrnknrs
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iAe Hartman Of the Democratic State Cen
so so Committee aulhoritatiyely denies the
p'''m""t that amy committee waited upon
'sA4a'nt johnson and were told 10 60 home
"N0 eAahge their candidate,
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NE w ROO K =

NEW BOOKS
~ JUST RECEIVED BY
A. II. CHRISTIAN & Co,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE sPorswooD HOTEL.
UaIyE'S BOOK OF SONGS. Sl.75.
HaiiyE'S PICTURES OF TRAVELS. -.
sCUTLLER'S POEMS. Bulwer,s Translation. $3.50
POLK0'S MUSICAL SKETCHES: :l.".
WEVDEi SOIiy'S LETTERS. vols. $3.50.
SCiHi0NBERG GOTTA FAMILY. $50
WINFIELD BERTRAM. BY same author Sl.'o'
EARLY DAWN. BY same author: - o.
DIARY OF KITTY TREVYLYAN. Si.75
SrRRY, OF EAGLE NEST. BY John E'ten Cooke
TIE FORTUNE SEEKER. BY Mrs. southworth.
JE3LOrSY. BY George Sands. $3.50.
TIE BRIGAND. BY Victor Hugo. - cents; J..
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,,,,r DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON Go
.,-,, STREET. NEAR TO MAIN, AND
,r,y OPPOSITE THE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER. -..... ....-.----.-
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WA-uINgrOS CoIIEpE.--Wc are Gralited to
learn that the number of students at this Ncn"-
rable institution j. sun increasing. Within
The last week several have reported, and under
the wise management OF that noble patrlotand
gentleman, General X. l.. Lee, we nave no
doubt il will take rank with the first ln,tltu-
tons of learning in the United States. These
students are not from the Southern states
alone. but many come from States north OF
The Potomac L,,agt,a gazette.
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The new IRON bridge crossing the OHIO river
INTO West Virginia from Stcubcuylllc, j. COM
plrtrd, and trains cross regularly. THIS road i
called the Great Pan Haudl" route, and con
meets with the Pcmu>N lNanta Central railroad
10 IttsbrIrg and from Harrisburg 10 New \ orlt
ri, the Allentown route. BY this route there
IRE only two changes of cars between Chicago
and New York.
A lady has been appointed postmlstross in
Hightown, Va because She IL the only person
in The place who can take the oath.
Bishop Grace, of 81. Paul, Mimi, denounced
The Fcniaus IN the most bitter terms III his
address on ST. Patrick day.
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rOR SALE. \ DESIRABLE HOUSE,

T7UN NNIT1, = TI1'NIIN-NDIlT ~ Z u,
L on Burrows street, near Methodist -
Church The house has six rooms and al
kitchen frc-pIaccs in each wood -houso 1~-4&
and stable: large garden wei Of first rate water
Inj i'm on, Of the best ncighborhooi- in town
Also A HOUSE on Main street, opposite Mr.. E. Bur
Nets To any one wishing pleasant residence"
hara take. are light and neighborS are quiet and
agreeable. these present great Inducements, a.
they will To- sold low n IA price, and, II desired
on long credits Apply At house on Burrows street
Manchester rrnh 23-5ttI 4. /. BOWEN.
TARM OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
L OF LAND. ~ HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR
kTDD@S MILI.-Wa offer for sale privately the
above tract If TWO HUNDRED ACRES--is near
Cold Harhur and il in the very centre Of the early
rrrrffbIr Lands of Hanover. The land j. mostly
urrIrtrrI and has on IL only som" cabins The
owner ha- NO. MS. for il. but i i'm great need Of
money: therefore We will .eliit low. For terms
and better description. apply 70 ,-
GKrBBS 4 WILLIAMS
Real Estate Brokers,
NH eI--oodi five doors above >potswood Hotel.
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,.,,,, ,,,,-r>-,roH A<D OHIO
fEllE 90 y - - y al - - ~ ~
-. lI,r-f 1ir.iniI and Wc>t Virginia Ia offer tn.
rh,r,,rt,rt mi, great work for the acceptance Of
r1r't,li-t. viii meet at Willard, Hotel, 81 Wash
imatou city, on WEDNESDAY, March 2cth, az
o'rIork p VI. The following are the ComIn!,-
;'t,a,aa'
r,r,.p p,Tnvfy ,nar.t,.
J,IE1hhf,,nl Il T. Roi ING Prt,T.burg:
THnVsS : FIOTRNOY, Halifax:
n,,tpIt'T II vaTPV Richmond
tX,rrIITtu r0EEpT~uN Albrruarle
WILLIAM i. h'p|'i'' ''',' ''"' '''
GEORGE W. SUMMERS, Kanawha;
Il pE>PARp. Ctark,burg
JOEL MCPHERSON, 6rerubrier,
JAMES WATSON, Marion;
pp1c M Ia attsnda ti Is Of great Importance,
STANTON, March u, 1.ee. u,,,,..,tn., ,..rnrs
Washington, BALTIMORE anu NH IT, lam
,r,,, o,I-CApS
DIX vi II >lbAia2. ..r,,,o r,rr, cr-r,p
~ 6oXe, AnA aiMl,,,2. cAE "a, i.if,,,,o
- dozen % tihrr i"i5e anu "''"'"''
- pa1e 'nnprvE rnrEEp
81 haa> l Il 'iI ,Crat NV ~
on G".l,, '1i'ine"' anu ''' '"' \ STOKES & co.
ToR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT,
Il prf,n. NORM CAROLINA FEATHERS,
ViRGIyIA aud BALTIMORE SUPEkFINE
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.

I OOK! LOOk!!
Il JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
another supply Of those beautiful CALICOES at
only III cents per yard
ENGLISH BAREGES at only - cents per yard
DTCAES only - cents per yard
FINE LINEN LAWNS only5o cents per yard.
ALSO,
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED Hermann,
ORGANIZE LAWNS,
PLAID CHALLIE>,
EMBROIDERED BAREGES,
POPLINS,
STRIPED and PLAIN ALPACA,
PLAIN and FANCY SPRING SILKS,
a>uperior line OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
All the above good, and many others We're bought
this week. ami at PANIC PRICES, and will be sold
s,t such low figures a. Ia convince ALI PEkSoN>
that No. 173 BROAD STREET CORNER OF SIXTH
STREET, j. the place 10 buy your GOODS to get
them for the very lowest prices.
WILLIAM X. POLK,
NH 90 l73 Broad street, corner Sl&th.
G,PRING TRADE, 1866.
HALL & HUT II IN,
Importers and JObhers Of
NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, and WHITE GOODS,
tatthe old stand Of Thomas. Hughes Caldwell,)
No. ! PEARL or FOURTEENTH STREET,
between Main and Cary Richmond, Va.
We are prepared with 4 large and elegant stock
Of GOODS for the spring trade, and respectfully
invite an examination by our friends and the trade
generally. i''' .
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoP HE and The pAMPH-
n.,rihea,t corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets.
u, rhmond agent for this city, and from druggists
generally in all parts OF Virginia.
NH 2-iSsw2aw5m
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

5ECOND FLOOR To LET-TWO ROOMS Two
edrooms ranrles, ut SCI per inonth win Bedroom
noOr, desired, Tor $50, TO M American family Of
n. Apply ut 10 1anton sIect.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

OFFICE 10 LET-sUiTABLE FOR A PHYSICIAN.
Apply on prcnisas at I.j West Twenty fourth street.
ybe ..Ightn avenue
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

,DwAY SFOaE, CORNER OF HOWARD STREET,
let; size .sxyi feet large sAow windows aud front:
let two stores. Apply up stairs, Office Of The
Hotel
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

pUSE 10 LEr--A FEW DOORS WEST OF BROAD
lay (uear Stewarts), suitable for business private
lg. Ininediste poslessiou. Address A. L., boz ll4
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

kDWAV.-TIiU UPPER PART OF THE BUILD
I, northeast corner OF fwcnly ysxih street and toid.
t.t: viii be altered In way to SUIT tenant Tor Dus
dwelling purposes. Apply TO ADAMS CO., so3
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

mo LET-ro A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, THREE
4 Rooms with CLOSETS. gas and w,ter Eeat 90 pei
noa hudson street, besSeen Christopher and cros'
streets.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

IA CLINTON PLACE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE.
1t west Oi fiih avenue and thc Breyoort, Rooms 10
fnen ouiy Teal laT!or en- SUITE. Third story IIont
Ia. Alan all.l,L-
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

ADWAY, NEAR ST. JAMES HOrEi.-CpPER
art of House four rooms besdes basement aud sub
good order and m dern improvements. Kent 5000.
II JOSEPH MASON, No. 5t5 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET-FOR THE SIM.
ner, Stten Island. convenient ferry, rooms,
garden mo ientg Of irct Apply TO JOHN aSAl.E.,
II esant lnstitcte, tSs DroadTay
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

mo iET-THE WELL. Known AND ESTABLISHED
crraaee Fsctnry 81 Last Twelfth staest Uni
yersits Place Inquire in tie Livery stable, next door
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET -s0xSD FEET,
for manufacturing OF Wholesale business. 70 ana 70
.tei stIccL
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

mo LET-Ar NEw BarGuroN. STATEN ISLAND,
Cottage thoroughly flrn.shei with staolc, i've innte
walk iFsn the iandns Inquire Of o. A. uhfMEs' y
Broad street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

lDwAy OFFICE To LEr.-A DESIRABLE
iDn IN second story. west se OF broadway near cor
uiton street, Sltlble Tor one Offices: meas
l6 Apply 10 the New YORK Roofing Company, i0i
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

ryo Lar-oy srxTTrTH STREET NEAR cESrRA
PARK, two OF ilc bc.i brown s,onr front iioasca
town story basement aud collar with I'll the lc COZ
ycniancss. locs iOu i of Iey nfton avenue Apply
the premises JOHN FEIIKE,ci, tiS Third avenue
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

rs,o LIr-ro A FAMILY OF ADULTS, UPPER PART
l o; ~ West Twenty seventh street. consisting OF hyc
rooms 5J S.sOi all mo Tern cnnvel-
ougea and condition Apply at itS si.th ave-
Ia t's Stnrs.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

try Il RESIDENCES TO LEr-FuRNrsHED. ONE
ornwsll scrcs Of good Land ;sone At Fi-hk,ll fur
b aGrcs Of Land, abundance ofdruit. one at larry
nd one at Y0nscrs. Particulars with 3. EMBEH-
II Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

TRY RESIDENCE trURvIsHED) TO LET OR
sale, ~i;n l1rge garden attached. filled with fruit
srnenta rers "a djoinlng salt water. Inquiie Of ID.
Is. III West tifteentn street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT FOR
n few mnllha o, the desi,a able resdences st
on Golden liil m the city OF Bridgeport, conn; tEc
s 10 comp .tvey new and contains ali tie mo .sn Inn
nenis, al seventeen rooms; 6as, hot and cpd waier
cry r0Or; wafer cioscts, bathroom, &c warm By
ece the premises iEclgde line lawn Billed with fruit
room, dc Apply y ). T. DUTCHER, Nos 81 and %
ard street New York.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

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