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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

The Republican candidate for Governor
lin Maine has received majority of nearly
,OOO-a gam of more than 10, 900 over
the vote of 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
SIXTH AVENUE BOARDING HOUSE,

DsDi As ~ most Of my Summer boardsrs have left Asvs
penty o. room for persons who wish HOME f,sa ,
& sns sohiaslon Of Public Houses and with inore aS
'1h can % found 10 private boarding houses
ana Aey and other amusements free te bosrders
]. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

The NOBLE and manly letter of Ex-Gov.
Pollock to Merry Andrew, resigning his
position as Director of the United States
Mint will he found in our columns to-day.
1t breathes honor and patriotism throughout
every line and sentence, and will be read
with enthusiastic delight and pleasure by
every honorable man in the country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

HENRY WARD BEEcHER IS crowd of Con.
perjohnsons assembled at Cleveland, on
Monday last. Gen. Wool was chosen Chair
man of the Convention. Cheers were given
for merry Andrew johnson, Gems. McClel-
Ian, Rousseau and other Southern secesh
sympathizers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

A BREAD-AND.BuTTER Poem, written to
welcome the return of the President from
his Northern tour, concludes with the fol
lowing verse
When Time in history shall indite
The fame of glorious WASHINGTON,
On the same page and line he N write
Yours-illustrious ANDREW Johnson
If Mr.. c. II. B. Day, Collector of Internal
Revenue, will let us know how many copies
of the above will he needed for the "choir''
in his portion of the Bread-and- butter bri.
gade, we will furnish them gratis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
Will FIauRRs LIEi

In the Gazette of Tuesday we find the fol
lowing:
1.-THE Boston Post says The Radicals are
quoting and cheering Vermont in their usual
extravagant style. But what are the iacls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

WE COMMEND TO the conscience of Mr..
Charles H. B. Day, Collector of Internal
Revenue of Delaware, the concluding para
graph of Ex.Gov. Pollock letter to Andrew
johnson, which begins thus 81 CANNOT
SACRIFICE MY MANHOOD FOR OFFICE"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
b U Gil U

tF'om Dipsnsarg Of he Lniied States.
DIosMA CRENATA. BUcnu LEAVES.
PROpERTIEs,-Their odor is strong diar.,,o and
TO mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES -Buelp le,es
are geaty ssimnlant, with peculiar tendency 10 i,
G,rii1,eIy O,gans producing uurass Had l,e oiO
similar medicines, exciting diaphoresis ui44 c.cn,
Stances favor this mode uf sctlon
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary o s.r.,
sush a. Gravel, Chronic CataTTh of the Radutf ID,
6id Irritation of the bladder and uret D. &, D.. G,
tho fr9slata and detention Or luconinei,e .. 4 ie
rom loss OF tone In the parts tOnreincu III 1. OF,
tlon The remedy has also been recon nentsi il, b, 20
Eepsla Chronic rheumatism, Cutaneous Allt to sud
DfOpsy.
hELhBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU i,lusod by Iel.ona
ron tho ayes Of IS 70 25 and IRON 81 to b6 o. IN
teeline or change OF life: after Confinement or Isio
ualusi bed'Wetting In children
70, DR.. KEHsER Is A PHYSICIAN of over thi ty
years experience, and graduate o the Jefferson Neil
gerry of Philadelphia,
Ma. H. I. HEtmoLDi
Dea5 SRI n regard to the question asked me as to
my opinion about BuchH l would saw thai have used
and sold the article in varlo as forms for be pn ir
years, do not think the Is any form or prepara-
Ilon OF II have not used known 10 be used in The
various diseases where such medcate agent would be
inuieatel' You are aware, we'll as mysoL that II
nss Deen extensively employed in the various disease
az 9 NJ 9auuer a. ana Kidneys, aud the reputation it is
acquired In my Judgment is warranted by the facts.
nave seen and used before stated every form o;
nneNuEihe powdered leaves the simple dscociion tine
ture, huld extraets-aua l am not eognizant Of any
preparation Of that plant at all equal to yours Twelve
years experience ought, think, 10 give me The right
~ ol i,s merits, aud without prejudice or part'ty
! sl!e yours precedence all others do not value
thihg according to Its bulk; II did other Bqelli
hi yul,uo 9oufsi Dnt hold to the doctrine thai
onlk and quantity do not make up vaine-ii they DIT
copper cent would bU worth more than gold dollar
value your Duchu for It's effect on patients bs,s
eurea win IT, and seen cared with IT, nnre diseases
ny bladder and Kidneys, than have ever seen cuird
pound of whatever name. r''f''''''
Respectfully yours, g..
GEO. II. REYsER, NJ. D..
August iIth, Is66 gu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21


One county, Grand Isle, is not reported.
Last year it gave 100 majority for Dilling-
ham.
The Conservative gain is EIGHT THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED VOTES ~
Now if any schoolboy will examine the
above figures for a single moment he will
find that an attempt has been made to make
the figures lie in three distinct instances, TO
wit:
Fr'f-The Republican majority last year nelss2s
SeeoHd-The Republican majority this year is O22e
Thtd-Ths Democratic gain is not .........shOO
On the contrary the truth of the figures is
hrs'-A Republican msjolty last year of...... 1879
Seeon "A Republican majority this yesr oi......2O22 229
lhrd-A Republican gain LAST year o.........l49O
Or the case may be stated more plainly
thus
Republican gain last years
Democratic gain last years vote.
Net Republican gain this year..... ......,...ll9O
This, added TO the pretended gaiH published
in the Gazette, will make the truth nine
thousand nine hundred and ninety times
better of, when published in a Republican
Union paper, than it has yet been shown TO
be in the copperhead journals, thus far.
If such as this are to be the gains upon
which Squire johnson of Tennessee relies
to have his POLICY carried out, the faster
they come the better will be the result for
the people and the country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
1HE PILES CAN BE CURED.
MRS. Dir. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN sALyR.

MRS DR. foergn has sold hundreds boxes OF her cele
brated PILE AND BURN sALVE ,lur,ng the iast
MONTH aud has effected cures many the most sluL
oorn cases 1t never fails to the Piles and will
Jake out re IN ten minutes. she challenges the medical
maerny to produce an article containing equal curative
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

DIR. @. IL. AWTON,
From Philadelphia, would say 10 his friends aud the pub
lie, that he has opened au office at
0I3 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
and prepared to treat all kinds Of nervous chronic and
uterine diseases electrical principles and in the most
scientific manner, Nervous Dseaseh rheumatism Neu-
ragia Paralysis cured In onethirj Of the time usually
required by the ordinary appliances. Nearly all cases Of
chrouc diseases he esstuay cured and there are
none but that can he greatly benefited.
In Uterine Diseases It's value c4n not he estimated
Proapsus MlspAcements, UlceratiAns and all other dis
eases peculiar To females promptly elieyed and pema.
nenlly cured in an incredibly short space OF time
n. B.-PATIENTS TAKEN By CONTRACT AND
CURES GJ1R1NTEED
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
REFERENcgs

Washington Russell, NJ D, ChristAna, Del; Walter r.
sonlgat' chrstiaua, Del John T. simmons ChristiauA
Del W. lauis. 70 John street Y; Platt 926 Walnut
street, Phlsdephiai BENZ Harris Second and Caowhii
Philadelphia. iylO-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
SPECIAL CARD TO rnE nRADgR.

fFtUIAL NAhD 10 TIE NEADBR.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION
Is no gin enterprise, and must not he coniouuded with
Dollar CIT Concerts which have been advertised to take
place at the Opera House without the authority
sent Vt the pIupri.t0is septll-2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
PRICE ~ crNrs rrn nn.

SOFA ny hehry r. Briughufst Market street below Ath
T. Melna Market street below 81; and T. Bringbnrst /
"'' slzth aud Market sts Wilmington, Del. jyi8-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

Notlos-n ordering evrlihcAles, please nsme engrav
Ing desired II the Engraving is to be forwarded 10 in.
sure It's safety enrose twelve cents stamps for tubing
send +Ai pust office money ORDERS greeubacka with
aluIes4 OF town county and State carefully written as
every certificate II fully registered Address
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21

70, DR.. kENsER Is a PHYSICIAN of over fhi "
years experience, and graduate of the Jefferson Ne IL
cal college and Of the University Of Medicine aud sur
gerry Of Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
fROsBY OPERA HOUSE.
u
GRAND ART ASSOCIATION.
VALUE OF SHARES FIVE DOLLARS.
FIRST PREMIUM.

THEcRosBY OPERA HOUsBIN CHICAGO
The actual cost aud value of this splendid building
conceded 10 be ONE OF TIL n FINEST in THE WORLD
amounts to
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DEM. y. THEALI. AucTToNEER-LATE SALESMAN
ID with Il. II. LUDLOW co.

ID with Il. H. LUDLOW CO
OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REAL
BRONzES, CARRARA MARBLE sTATuARY, AN.
r SSb d hssaS hJfs IhisSs r wiLTos aN6
VELVET CARPETS &C.: ROSEWOOD
rIAN0FORTE. BILLIARD TABLE. &C:
March Is 1906 al i0 o'clock. Mt the mansion " Washing
ton place between Mercer and Greene streets by order OF
ceased. AL the elegant furnure &c OF said house, W.
DRAWING ROOMS
Elegantly carved GIT drawing room suite "a crimson silk
reps elegant Cabinets Tables richly
wod seven octave Pianotcre Nunns Clark maksrs hne
Fanes Tali-- elegant .iik whits
inquired and rich Lace Curtains superb ormou mane
ornolu CandelabraS flower Vases, real "Menen
br0n1s'' Aaoai''0n CARPETS pARy
and Easy Chairs superb real Meme Brnnke- Carara
satuary; China marble, bronze and ornou
ton Carpet. - -
IN moque elegant lowered Mo1uet and Lace Curtains
splendid assortment OF Seyros and French China crystal
BED CHAMBERs
Carved rosewood, walnut and mahogany French Bed.
s.ead bureaus ArmoIre. Glaoe ookcasss Dressing aud
hair Feather Beds Boisiers and Pm
lows, sk Damask and Lace Curtains Velvet and Brussels
HALLS AND sTAIRwAYs
Oak HalstAnd and Chairs superb Carrarn marble
Rome; Charity" 4c.; Velvet and Brussels cApels.
&C. &C.
All the elegant ofnulu and Bronz- Chandelier and Pr
res supsrb ornulu siIoenlshi Torche. BY Ringue Of
Tho sale will with kitchen and laundry fur.
niiurc
lh inst by permit which with catalogue be had at
the Office OF the auctOneers, No. - Liberty street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.

"A Farm AT GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND
VIII be sold at public auction the PREMISES Weincs
day March IA, inst at II NJ. By WI NJ. WEEKS, Auc-
toneer, unless previously disposed Of private sale I'll AT
CERTAIN FARM, Situated AT Glen COVE, LONG
ISLAND upon the south side OF the highway leading from
aid village TO the Friends meeting house, near BucAram
a, formerly owned and occupied by Thonas Coles de-
ca cd, containing about l0 Of land Inc udng about
is ac es u woodland on Pound Hollow THE FARM con
TAM DWELLING HOUSE. ICE HOUSE DWELL hef)
large bA with commodious ssbing and stalls
ontSu,n 1gs; fine orchard and vegetable gardens Com
with the city several times dny steamboat
ana raiIroa. The farm Is distant about two mile. from
large ,t-fa oned farm house, newly ana realty fur
nshed throughout in for gentleinan's
summer residence. The FURNITURE will be sold the
same time, II not -cvousy disposed OF. The Farm Is
situate for division furnish feyer
1ne sites edences small easy
and WI at the time OF the sale Meanwh is
applv 10 CALDWELL NORRIS. - Ole Slp New York
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IL COTTON, AuCTIONRER -HOUHEHOLD PURSI.
tnfs - o. a. eiereni ssly-t wilton, Brussels and
other Carpets, Mirrors, thna Ware A. A. " morrow
Inesdsy Narsh ~ A. i0l ocloet A. IA Brgstvay very
ife lti enreent aFsoftmert % Iotffi1d Furniture n
every knd and desrnpuun also Mfrofs rgraiGf China
and glassware one very tine indys ~sdds ~ % elegant
larprts. with general Of othff tst aute
Tor ~. sale pcr~mIfory
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IIEyRY " frEDs MINER Aucrfovrrae
Ill HEsRY ~ AEps NIsER ~ seIi a aacion On

fyErDAf. MARCH ID
~ lu ofk, a 10 West thirty ghtb street tet~sen
seventh ADD Egnh ELEGANT Hone h1lf Furre
cnstis n bflsss ADD ingrsin Carpets rosewood sans
~ crimson figured trnrsfe v. n Per and Mantle Was
Ners,ci sna Da.na,s Windos Cgrtains Lac so carved
tany srncd deception chars fos@sl4.f "a sstr.r
nafn@ iqp tenifa iAtes, urhogsuy Wsrdr0~ haeE wal
song,ie. I'.ihsr Pei hoisief Ana flyes nas aa8
stfNh SOU t,rt AZ haNlNou Dnina 1ats u.aharsly
SOFA ~ hair ciyh, paE Cans sea- pirlfr s.s.a ffsff
Chna rvrtcry no Glassware silver pfstsf Wa. srA
- -
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EDwARD scHEScK, AucrIoSEER

EDwARD scHEScK, AUcTIoSEER
ELEGANT SPAN OF TRorTrNe HoRsEs,
EtRssf srAs % shas hf cssA AP1hs hoRss
rhofTiSc ''%Soos hsfS asS SO . SaH &c.
s1 A. " al the private stable No East rwsaty s,shih
e. esSas Ie s 1s s e, m 1 Cry sAs
Gray Messenger on, Of Lady Ne.eow showed when four
70 pole 10 iss ss never been trained BY iss present
owner Also roam Mar . hand, seven ysafs ola r.mss
ssSss are E'' sound and nd and have been driven
SUPERB coUPE HORSE.
le band. hsh seven year. old p.riee. 1 eh
4 sufERB THoRorGH BRED CHESTNUT
SADDLE MARE.
Is hands old warranted perfectly hind
sceE IMPORTING Company wbsn ons year old aod psl
c - gold =, h,i ag FUN gsdisrs, w,h slsrAns, %
po.iye and wihoa reserve Also hns Enssh saddie and
Bride. Blankets, a.
Az ELEeaSr span OF ssL2 SLACK CARRIAGE HORSES.
fe,y ;ossa ne sga sT9,i' = ,;Ssa
made ~ Wood Rro,hsrs, nearly new; also . ans silver
a LfGiir couPE svp Rox WAGON
1he coute wb POLE and shafts. built BY John Parker
os Nom, 100 ss ,,. new r rs "a wsssS sS sy s,ss'
ar sissant corp. srlss. q Laasns hr;, mss with so
nsss III, nogaung. set Of single troi,ng Barnsss Lou.
ss esss ss.S SDI ksr, go - Ssr az pr q
s ~ IT,, sr, ~, = 5 'uP 49,. p ss .s hos.
noon ., the stable, from anti sooiOss n
ExEcuIoRs' sAI.E-INO HOUSES
AND a1aKEf STREET
vhlsH,AhD WALILk huc,one,g ~ Ell o. Tuesday
oco.s ne to ton hicl HeI.s ses esnd sNsssl
lac par q paishsss oasy a. rsHS % % boaa sss
ARrHpn vccAggR,Y. r,.,.,.,,
IhOAAh GAMBLE.
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DEM. =. THRALL. AUCrIoSEER.

ID Late salesman with r.. ~ Ludlow A Co
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FuKNITURR CAHPRTs.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFOkTE, CHINA ASD GLASS &C
THEALL CURTIS VII yell BY auction on Tuesday,
March Is At II o'clock, ~ the residence ~ Fred "
Morrison Esq, No FEEDERS PARK. Tonukiusgie, - all
the FURNITURE &c ~ said house. VIZ Roscwoof and ma
hogany Sofas. Chairs and Easy Chairs Lounges French
Be1sieAds, Bureaus, NAshstande tOnmodc. Straw and
Hair Mattresses Feather Bed BOlsiers and Pillows French
China aud Glassware, Brussels Carpets Kitchen Utensils,
Sc Catalogues at the Office " the auctOuoers . Liberty
street. ". \.
DENJAMTN y. THEALL, AUCrTONEER. --AsSfGSEEs
ID sale Of Oyster Boat No a. with Lease OF dock ar
Tuesday March Is " oeiok at foot Of Charles street
North river
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JoURSEAY, AUCroEEER,

A. Office No ) Pine street
Auction sale Of improved Property, Grand. Broome,
Greene and Goeres streets so Lots on 18th cst 9Th 1t
and i24h streets Third Tuesday March H.
1866 II O'Clock NJ at the Exchange salesroom m Broad
way Greene street Houses and Lots 99 21 A1 Dos A7
and 100 Grand House and Lot COZ Brppme
House and Lot 52 Goerrk street. House mad lot q north.
west corner Of Broome.
4Gth strcrNorth side, Lots between 9Th and 10th
5ist street-South side, Lot between 10Th and 18th
Sh slreet-Sorth side Lots, between 4th and 5th
1854 street-south side Iss between igh sna iI,h avs
24th strcctSouth SIDE Lots, between 9th and 10th
Sd avenue -west side Lot, between % and 9th sts
Terms liberal Maps with further particulars at the Of
fee OF the auctloneer, No. 6 Pine street.
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L'on SABA UA.psONL HkLr TOR TNO gPAr
i rhantnn. nt.fy lHw. sti - ssil chnsn "a
cosca as4 BaTguaLs ApTJ ia cAaai srsu nru.a
waT
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SPECIAL NOTICER.

A MOTHER AND LAST ExPLAsATroN or "A FAvAR.
u a ss Ian ~ SSs abroad VIII b. sSsn a. lss
Sew YORK University corner % waverey and University
.aees nd 81 Ige.aay .l,srEoon March y, ats oeoeE
street, near ror, on wespe.sy sy.n,ss ~ %
O'Clock Ladies' and gentlemen are invited See nsrue-
HARNESS NAKBRs ASSOCIATION HAVE DECIDED
~ demand and after the 2sh March the following
.i,snse On Their prem, scale Of Irse, bands
week or piece. Is bench hand y Ne piece 20 per
FHs-cfs AHKrs Recording secretary
InroRraSr SorrcR.-rowS oP NoHRrsASIA--
i Unpaid tares Resident and non resden, owners ~
property IN The villages oorpnsi IN te town q NOR sans
The eonston q ssd lon have een since D.,
h- unpaid .ns. VIII - returned % The County Treasurer
Jkcos KRgrrzER, Receiv.r Of rar...
once. Bcs,oa r,sd. near fir1, street, Norrssnia.
from ,osss w. ne ss ssy on a' Yas.asy .ss1a
from y. go,.a.s Ihe car. q ne Norssnia Railway
L NIGHTS OF ST PArRrcK-.s SPECIAL MEETING
n % the knights vii b. held thls Monday evening the
lth lust A. O'Clock, and not ~ ocock a. special noca
square A. ihs i TIE Ia, oprorsnisy ~ nssr. ~ the
soeiety VII have % meeting -or, they - ihs SOCIAL
new again their pledge - broths hood and hd@y father
IL 70 Ss b s 81 ssT p ss k F s VII
present A. business Of mlpriauce viii before TIE SO
There tickets Isi for sale which can h. had At
he Karutse Corai,e a our th az VII
for evening throughout tie week reap~~v4
business places. by order
JOHN u HAkNErT President
PErgR y. GRKHsf- Corresponding Secretary
NorcE To BUTCHERS -ruE .BurcueRs or ma
~ dy Of New York requested ~ meeting
s. bsd ihe oaes d Ne Baieher as ana Melting 1850
citation corner Ffh and First avenue on Monday
I7th inst 81 O'Clock ~ on business u importance
TUE BRETHREN ~ COAcHMAKERs usfOy 80 l.
q New YORK city rcqueael 70 attend TIE funeral 81
their treasurer Narlln uMa An from ha rtsifacr
49, For,yth street, on Monday, March ~ atih N.
EXPRESSES.
A BrRNHANs TURsfrURE MOVING ESTABLISH.
"a meu1 US West LlofelIi street, rltt1
Furilure 81 Families moved ln cf o. COUNTY furniture
s.d fiAaefertss psokel AID stppss fuEnufs stored.
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HOUSES. Guo,Iy, &c. TO LEA :.

-NO LET-FfRST GLASS HOUSE 2is WEST n ,ss
L fourth street. between Seventh aud Eghh -
yilh modern improvements; rent $1,000. Apply TO GEOA "
:. O'DONNELL, 80 Nassau street.
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Important sale OF choice collection OF modern OIL
PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS by leading arnsts American
and foreign most OF which painted order
present owner who Is about travelling abroad.
MINER SOhtRNlIl.E will sell ~ nnctir-i, N Thurs
day and Friday evening March - and * ~ o'clock
vi tho Soucrvirs Art Gallery, No as broadway. near
Fourteenth street, lns and cirefv selected
tiDn of on Pantisgs AMI Drawings comprising the
gallery OF well known cosnosseur ana forming probably
the finest gssembages OF works OF offered auction
this among which will be represented the following
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No LEr-COTTAGE SEVEN ROOMS, AT CHATHAM
n j. ~ hour from city, on NOrds aud Essex Kailroa
.ea minutes from depot; rent tlo0 Chatham station
Aster
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4 or a rhNl AfNak aUuu Goa W WIN
" 80 Nsftrt NsfNrfs go ftTfgff' 'f.lH#rt fH
a. W 80 rsHa nn.yt stttIs tsfialssfl 49,
sfsaaa.
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SALES AIT AuCrIns.
IIENRY H. LEEDS. AurTIONEER
III HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER viii sell by an. ION,
WEDNESDAY, Narr, IA

P9Tisiau makers.
From to act reds 70 ocayes end plain To - stops
all In fine order OF superAr and nish being the only
BY these makers for sale In this county. They win
ali be ready for examination two days before the Rae.
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LARGE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, FOR TWO
n gentlemen gentleman and wife suitable for house
aeepng bedroom II desired TO let, at ~ Beach street
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ITO LET-Two STORES AND BASEMENT ON NEw
i BOwery, between Pearl and Chambers streets. APP
ply TO w. s. JARVIS, 2el Canal street.
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DfASOFORrE FoR sALE-A SPI.ESDID SEVEN
octave ELEGANTLY carved rosewood risnootie has arsnd
action round Iron frame; celebrated uaErf nn-
stool pd Cover, price sso Apply a, ir1i. twentieth
street. Third ascnus
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ITO LRT-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE, HAND
snmcy furnished. for two three adults Quiet iAin,
preferred Also part OF oce with OF safe For par
iiculars and permits apply to GUsTAvUs BRAasON q
Pine street, IS.
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HORSES. oARIlIA0E-. &C.

A yTgY UANpHOHG AND STYLISH PAIr oP Iyosa
y ub brown t0rses. 10, bands. yeaf- old sinf onA
Ind, - taysicf- Aho hgnieme iArge acss caraii.,
nearly Also dugbe iisuessio nslrs. tto pr iSr
Of lady. s0id she hA ~ leave town Can o. tonn II
ths Esrrct stabe us Hsst thirty rnth street. .seDth
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ITO LET-TO A SMALL. RESPECTABLE FAMILY. THE
Easements Paors and part Third Story, with all tho
modern improvements Inquire at I'll West Twenty fourth
street.
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I'oR sALE-A P4IR ~ ROAD B1iisrs BAYe fDNi
tsli r.Ll 900 nI.t ytars oIA saFfAHiFd atanl I'D
hai an4 & ~ Is - W f.fthrf psfarliat n4Ilfs
~ p.n. - and 20 BsHt tfrs-t '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-12

A MILLINERY STORE AND DWELLING IN THE
n desirable part OF the Bowery ~ let Fixtures and
part the Stock for sle Apply ut 81 Howard street. corner
Mercer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-12

tEr--Ir1sE FOR SALE, or F0Ua Story
cHAkLks b. MILLS co, "a Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-12

10 LET-THE FULL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
with basement and subcear, III Front street, Brook
For particulars apply 10 JONAS SMITH. la5 From
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-13
BOARD AND I.ODGING WANTED.

BOARD WANTEl-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. =
ID Two nicely furnished Rooms frons preferred between
Madison and sixth avenues not above forch below
Sixteenth street. with first class table aud home eomfort
where there FEW hoafders The best references
given aud required. Address. stating week. r
and gus included, NJ. +. T., station Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-13

C7Q FIFTH AvExUE-Two DOUBLE ROOMS AND
- - two single Rooms with or without Board Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-13

100 BROADWAY OPPOSITE AsTOR pLACE-SEv-
freshly decorated lei possession Immediately Apply
Nine. GENTII, in the house.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-10
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