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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

Galena, Ills, and Dubuque. Iowa, mast
be losing their healthy political reputa-
.icn, and becoming radicalizcd. The
Herald Of the 9th ul,., records two ont.
rageous rape cases. lone at Galens, where
five villains outraged young German
girl from Iowa, ard another At Dubuque,
where an unknown radical forcibly sntip-
fed his lust upon the person Of respect
able married woman, the mother Of nine
children.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02
The Gold Watches.

A very singular fact has come TO light
in the publication Of the official returns
Of The com missioner Of internal revenue.
The number Of pinchback watches is by
inference s'artl'ngIy large, while tho num-
Der OF genuine gold watches il a. stsrt-
lingly small. II has been no uncommon
thing for apparently we'll to do gentlemen
in Iowa 10 refer to elittering time piece
fur the hour, and yet tho official returns
show that there is no. single gold watch
10 Iowa, Rhode Island, Connecticut, DEL
aware. Wes. Virsinia, District Of C,lum-
bia, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Ksnsas, Neva-
dn, and several OF the territories are
equally barren Of the precious metal man
utactOred into chronometers, while the
other States aggregate but 1896. Mass.
achusetts gives the lie 10 tho charge
against Ben Butler Of having eppropria-
ted all the watches and iewelry Of The
South, for Massachusetts shows that she
has but forty-seven watches all told, and
Of this number but nine are worth more
than one bandred dollars. Il is clear
that the gold watches Of the country have
been Ioss,o or what is more probable tina.
the amounts paid collectors as tax on
gold watches have been lost. At any rate
the carefully prepared statement cf the
commissioner shows that only $9,l3S
have been received from the assessment
Of gold watches, and that several OF the
States have no credit for any part Of this
amount II the report approximates the
the truth it 10 . cad commentary upon
the morals Of our jewellers who are max
ing tempting displays Of yellow oased
watches, selling them At large prices, and
really providing their customers with
bogas article. A little sharper search for
the genuine gold watches, OF a more cor.
rect return OF them may disclose the fact
that Iowa has here and there a watch
done up 10 the precious :nstal.-Dubuqns
Herald
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

The election for State officers in Ne
braska takes place on Monday next. The
contest between the Democratic and dis
nnion radical parties Is very lively, bot II
We can place any reliance upon the signs
Of the tunes the Democracy will co ne
ont Of the fight gloriously triumphant,
outstanding the weigh. It has 10
carry in the shape OF that brain'ess and
cbarac,e,less dcmagogue, George Francis
Train.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

TuAD. STEvENs AND CAsL ScHURE -
The Philadelphia Mercury thus pays
it, respects TO Thaddous Stevens and Carl
Schurs:
"And who 10 Mr.. Stevens : Not Penn
sylvanian, thank God, but . Yankee in
trudor into this Safe, whose reputsd wife
10 negro, aud whose Children are mnlat-
toesl And who IL Carl Schurz "A
wretched advensurer, who, traitor to his
native land, led hitber for refuge. kept a
lager beer saloon IN this city, and failing
in that, has lived on the government. that
has rescued him from tho penalty Of ,rea-
son and the obscusi.y Of . scullion.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

~ We can afford n, and will sell al
oor goods d prices which in these times
viii make i an object both in purse and
happiness for the rich and poor, tho eco
nomi1. and the improvident, the epicure
and the frugal to purchase Of u. ~.
SrCash for tho seller and satisfaction
10 thu purchaser, il the business motto OF
janl-G6 II. y. BOOZE l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

The huscatine Journal, in speakin9 Of
Gen. Sseedman and Fulle, tons iuvestiga-
ton into the workings Of tho Freedmsn's
Bareau, nakes the following confession {:
''They find that there have been ras-
ca'isies 10 the management Of the Blu
reau."
This h vsry frank and truthful con-
fesssion, and 20 far ~ il eoss ,,u.hfally
represents the Republican corps Of oifici-
als. But hear the Joxrsol still farther:
"Wbst branch Of the service 10 with.
out its aboses7 Have there not been
some terrific steslings in The Pay De-
par.ment Of the Armys OF course
"Hsve there sJt bsen felonioos robbsr.
les in The Subsistence Department."
''Some Of the most s,upendous frauds
have been perpe'retsd In the Navy De-
partment."
"In the Tressury, bonds have been
stolen, several loose women have been
employed, large sums Of money have been
lost, the customs have been greatly de-
frauded; in the Post Office Department,
great abuses are known; the Interior De.
partmsnt has had fully - many great
frauds TO answer for - almost Any
otner.''
Such in brief IL tho history Of the Re-
publican party-wri.teu by one Of its own
members; such is tho history Of party
founded upon - great moral principal"
What picture! The poIlutions Of
hell are rivaled, and the devil beaten 10
strategy by abolitiopistsi What must be
the moral standard Of tia. people who
will long continue in place and power .
party 80 all over putrid with corruption.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

A prosperous Teacher. Institute ..
panors Was recently conducted BY DR.. J.
l.. Enos.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02
For Salc-- -Cheap.

600 ACRES Of Prairie Land In Nebraska az
CjCmiics T. ON SioaA City. elnal ia .aat, 10
any In the Territory. Also, 100 acres Of timber
For further information enquire "f
JOHN CIERIkR
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-02

III the trade. II IL unnecessary TO emit.
snerate the endless rerieties Of goods;
suffice ii TO say that we can shoe
you the largest and most
cared stock Of Gvods
that can be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

S,salhio Warrington. Chichester Richmond and Merton wiz
Steamship Alternate Boune Rich. ond Norfolk aud cay Font
with rlcse. .nd pas 20 Livingston FOX Go. - IA.
slesm-hip Canborsnd Ro6,on Wilmington ~ c., Gays VIII
eo;io- - % Chs; 4 wbiusy. ., IL, H.. a. NJ
faas 'ea'b,y yiSdS doyo Sl,Hss "a q, 90,
, Ses,y ale from Wv :ca ;ra,s the ship .,ssos'd ado
an e,sIdea galing away bnnae wh AMP and .eu' 80,
rps, ss,rted ps;assr Sad -aehen. NOM sssi Shsnsss
hp, npper aad lower tOps yard, WITH al el.t s.o
- pei ships hgaehad n asi oihl heed s.elss-th-
,oI % On ndi o !s, 's - " "a S g.,
fo.opss reopnast olesa upper mSirtol fore AID rnA0
. TO- ha.ea 11 Rea-e. d iorss.o al s,oesa %
inches ca1 doors end Other .ns aS,ss. .asss !.Ia
fI fu the yard e dca1 90 !ns;sny sle5 Latter pd
s6p Xunquam DoFnio. Coun Liverpool 20 days Win oss 20
ip crt lin Liverpool Sept, &c With uds-. seoaors, T1
stOn Co Oct lat 81 ~ l'1s - N severe ''' ''" "e''
Ship sTs1iaS Lord Liverpool day, with md.e asy
Son o. It, 80 y on. u . S.Ss e ss no. i6So"a Sssr.
bOari abd o sms Day cre4 sysy be. ss.i ssa 20.
gae yeer ircu sW NE 2ls at Al ~ eas @ W ',ee@f
jn .; W. o s .P So ,fpc est
Ship OteO lO wus'e Iinahs, rrOvdenes &c boS' m S'
Snip We6ser Norris Liverpool Sept 90 with ud.s to spefse,
Bah E1ss Remington, savannah days with cotton to ssHtIy
Bark Golden Fleece RhOie. Barbados Is ays vita usu Ia rs
Brs Cont inib) Grammar DemeTers days sugar
B. Coasor Jof A6eTsuth Evans Rio Jsnero CO day.
Bg iosnt.neer f Diramch, Percy, Labrador Day. with
Br Jcha Sherwood, Wooster Galveston 81 days, bss,,
ss Annie Collins Br snita Windsor n g, days with plaster
Bns sfah Peters, Wallace. MfIbdgs days, with raber to
Bs Hyperion sinontOn cardenss 70 days with sugar Brett
BnsWHy Smith tof Pngmssb, y. 81. Hrbsr Grace, ",
Days wih tsh 70 H. r. Greene Carrie
brig csnsn iof Halifax Conrad ST. Ann' Bay ia, via n'gos
Br l. lentt Cof Buc.spor Eaion csaeus' Tdayi with
scr Car Hammond nan days with coal to G. H. Brewer
schr g. lys Van Cliff Wilmington y. C.. days, Win naval
stores 10 n. I. ficCready & co.
sc Village Belle Doyle and from Eaf 10 day. with Ssh to
schr $ 3 Nelson lat, Bay 10 days r. Dswsh
seE Meteor Dua.eo5a % and from Bermuda ay' with 'at'o
se J. Woodou.e ioi KINGSTON JAR Barton oardenas says,
with uo4s.es 20 J. T. M8xaeD -
scbr Mary Rogel. Cutler days with sras to Snow Rssrd
cLr Jaa Bsses JOnesboro dsy. with 'par' spO~ keh'
Ser Burrows Tracy Bangor days with lumbos O5Oss
Sehr Evelyn Crowley Joaespou with ,psrs Bol,ois
scr John YOhrup rl Sanford Windsor y. s. days With
pls,er to p r be Wolf Co. r.o,
s ssT & S. F E,oSG loe Es slsaa S1a'n
Selr Harriet Cro,siey. T. zsbetbpor or L-gnsn.
seir \. Jones. Hmtey Bllebia.
sclr Julia hssa. Jorerior. p,,s
Schr ) y. smitl, Turner RoIdO1t foE postou
Som Bells Prek. avery !, Ne ,,I London.
ScIi s. craix, MrGre:or Calls
Lyrs. HASKELL. Bangor
Scoop Harvest. Corun, Provdenee
schr NJ Ns.s9r j'.. Christie. Wa,efsm
Schr Icons. Hir Fall River.
WlNiD-At sunet Z.
sehr Ruth c Bake
AIElORANDA.
IT, schooner s,blno recently ashore on Middle chanusl
been OF and togTed 70 this city, fen Of water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
hARI,.E COURr.-PAEr I.-Beiore Judge Gross.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION TO MERCHANTS.
PeynOlk agt. HYDE.

From the evidence in this case il appears that the
defendant aud two brothers named Chauncey
trehip A commercial brokers' The partnership lasted
arr short time being dissolved BY mutual consent the de-
tenaapt ;; n carrying OF the business
Dnrg tie continuance othe partnership the two GhaGnceys
purchased quantity Of goods IN the Of the hn without
Inc or of the defendant After the dissou
lion Of tie partnership the bill for these goods presented 10
the defendant for payment The defendant alleges that tho
agreement between the partners that then bgsnfs 10
be strictly brokerage ma purchases sales be made
an fber own account that the brothers Chauncey having
ct this debt violation Of that agreement and the gns
being entirely ont line Of their business cannot
he considered debt o. the firm The plaintiff Ook tho
parties who pncled the goods The Court reserved IFS de-
as
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN.


s,,,.fip Warrior Keene Boston Neptune Steamship Com.
Cd. IT., "A p C,5s
et.,msbfu In banks Hunter, Boston W r Lyot.
sim anrrctu ~ Gle Moore London, r r. Morgan Sf
Br Der Wsadssr fPrn.sl Boe Antwerp Funct Msincks
Wsndt
B,is OREGON Enq'ish. Philadelphia
al, Net.tI.nd ga. Harding. Con-. j. l., Oye.ton
son Matilda fBr Stevens drlnin snd Farr . LQan5n Co.
Or J. L.nge 81 hitts lones ionsi.
seb volon O. lBrl tIohfcs ishty D. r. DE- Woh 20.
sem ssron. Csssdy, Leprcauv. lrd FIye 60
SeIr Canro " ri. Lawson, Auii-i't, .; Nsfs'i''
pc. Wc-r. Nd i.nrDi. " .l flr.i. 3 ~
s.l Nyn iifscn rHi.s,i. ssvs4sf = d. ir'ie.ds 90.
Lr ~ o. ifsnas. nf.s.s. tts e.' y -, rr.s'} a 90
~... IS D.. frp1.lr D.. r,.i Soc .sfo- - y ,-Hrs-at
tarf.~s
-r.a... 'g ,r~i,.'r,. ft,. '''' f''.. Ny - ..'
''a'. . 40 s. -t o.. ~.q .
..4..s e.r..r,e.. t.,as ,a,s .. ..'
80. ., ~ 'i,.,.t..' '.r'.-
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SUPERIOR C0URT-CHnBERs-ocr 29.-BefoFe JS.tiee
ROBERTSON.
TIE LAW OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIPS.
WALT ri

haElfSlaW
The facts OF this case, as appears by the amdaNs
admitted are t1St on % of October 1860 MI Herman A.
Shcher who that time general partner 10 the hm OF
Waknshsw Co. entered into special partnership with MI
Perze The defendant To this special partnership Mr. schehtr
contributed 5000 On the lst OF November following MI
Sccer enefed into arrangement with Perzel ~ "heb no
agreed 10 advance the firm the Of ESQ 600 for thesrpee OF
purchasing factory and machinery The business OF tho
specs psnezsAip continued mp July 1856 when Mr. Sehi
cher died During this time Mr. Schcher had advanced 10
the ~ 900 aud the Plaintiffs firm OF which MT seheher
thi, last sun A. 40 still remains unpaid The plaintiffs ahtg
iue that the de idsn, IN nso,en eonetoi asA thas
Receiver be appointed and that the may be applied "a
TIE payment Of tho debts OF the nrn
The des1Gsn contends that the agreement entered INTO oy
himself and NJ ScdcAr the list OF Nov 100 made then
gel.ra partners by operation Of lew and that therefore DC -
entitled 10 hold the property IS survivor. o.,
e co1r.a Tor fc plaintiff argued that the defendant could
not set up a. against creditors that be and MI scschtr De-
came general partners By Of agreement made secretly
efeeu them elves and that the firm being nsovent they
are entitled relief asked for The Court aittf bearing
the arguments o. the counsel on both sces az oo hht
took the papers and reserved its decislon
Ira NsIgen io- plaintiff D. L. Jcrngan iVE oei.hdshI
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CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS 0FfICE-OsT .
Before Commissioner BETfs.
AN ALLEGED DEALER IN QUEER.
The United States agt John Williams.
The defendant was charged with having IN bis pos
session S2O ia counterfeit treasury with intent eel tho
same The following testimony taken;
Patrick H. Pickett Am IN officer Of the Fifth Precinct ar
rested defendant the Goth inst arrested him op
pose No Pfncest and took him 10 the station House
the way searched him there and found on him sO m
counterfeit treasury notes which gave the Commissioner;
found the money in his inside pocket wrapped np IN
piece Of newspaper; he he'd q IS IN good money.
Croexained Was informed that defendant Rad counter
felt notes 70 sell. ,
Matthew GlenuAm an officer of the Fifth Precinct assisted
Pickett in making the arrest and found the money as be si
he'd -,
Crosex,n.uei Defendant said in the Station House that
III, money had been handed 10 him TO hold he described tho
man who had given him bus said be did not know DIS
name and that be had only known him a day OF TWO.
Adjourned 10 3st inst. at ?. m.
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pASSENGEas ARRH ED.

FROM CHARLESTON. Oct t9-ln steamship Sgaker Chy-a
ysnd,rnor. ~ Rayens M.s n Glover Si'' III Miss NJ a
Rtrn. q Pr-..ott H. Wagner. hs ". Lawon H. Bowie J. III
80 M kss c Lacl.ugne ar sud Mrs. G. b. Denny. :
Cooke. r. r sgrres g II. Williams U = A. r. a. sino9ru
P-diu Haai q. H. Curtis. Id Osteine A. rli Nlg"IaN IL
Ro9e NJ McComb j. r. Williams T. j. Levy Geo heei T. my
dam aud i a t-srRge
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EegoI Kolites.
I EGAL HoTICE-Ec,ato OF Rev. CHARLES


n EGAL hOTICE-Eetate of Rev. CHARLES
H. AVERY d.ceased, ls's o. Ar.ghany CITY, Pa
~ 20 ss S., 49,, a. o. - .,.,., f,.rs .;
to- a ~ a3 tsso, d Sld de- have sstd Az SsSous,
aud sttvs hsSl,o s ,hse,sne AID seventy
reAdoEr, which, according 20 sne said vii
slf 10 A@ereA hs'.cay Association q Nee Yek the
ssd VII.
ca the Ia ay Q, cysmboI 1890 II 10 clock o. NJ G e
o sn % .N Se sid SSs &C. acoTds 70 the
s viii ard t''taert Of ad De ses"s 2: ISSs set
fci;h Get. 80 u. th0hAs NJ HOWE.
Address Ptsbureh Ia sarvyiar Executors Sc.
ri Y. SUPREME COURr.-City and County of
~. Nov ors-lyALIlsR a. LEWIS. JOSEPH w. LEWIS
end SG w LIME sHR4d piG 6.sa sn. Int Rev., snv
taaan. ir MONEY 4r9;an4sd 9n Con 'ocen'' caDesed
eodsn CHARLES O. SUTTON Yoo ere hereby .am%0nsd and
qaedto The complaint in this action which WILDE MED a.
M IN 3 cy ard to copy 81 YSsi s. :%s 70 TIE s s I
sse!ys Of the Day Il .ass ssrvee you fan the
Win judgment against you Che sun Of eight hundred ADD
hr thousand eight hundred and sxyI besides tho costs
u '' ''''n-O'''1 Il EDWIN TREMAIN Plaintiffs, Attorney
TIE complaint the aOoyeeDsed acon hed &, The Oce Of
tho o The CITY snd County Of on tes IN ssy Of
g. is%owTu PLAINTIFF Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the apphca.
- Of he Mayor Aldermen and common.ty o, hs city S
Third avenue 70 tho Fourth avenuo City Of New York
Commissioners OF Estimate and Esetsh'
entitled hereby ave notice TO The owner or OWL
oc.srsn occupants Of all houses nd lots ans improved OF n
Lands thereby and all others whom may cor
20 wits II
FIRaF have completed estimate and assessment ana
these proceeding o. the ana
thereby and opposed ~ the 90 eteh'
sir writing duly verified Charles A. Peabody ESQ.,
oar Chaiunin the Commissioner No ~ Nassau
street Room No 82 this city before The Seventh DAY OF
sovember 1885, end that the 0d cOmnOnoTs vii barpa,'
ecdng within the ten week days next alter me sad Seventh
day November VIII be- m Attendance a.
said Office each Of the said ten days a. eleven ocA o.
SECOND Of the said estimate and assessment
seer with our wits estimates and othe doe
osn which in making report, have been de
poied in the Street Commissioners Oce IN the City o. Ne" ORR
there 70 remain until TIE Nineteenth day Of November 1850
THIRD That embraced by the assessment aoesad are
follows wit All thosepi.ccs parcels OF land lying d 9ens
street the City Of NewfoT between MAD
and second and ending on either de o. ssd '
third half the distance The nett street thereto ana
report will 90 presented to the supreme
OF The State Of General Term thereO 20 Dc
Of Newly ork the Twenty second
November 1905 the opening the Court that day and
thereafter COUNSEL be hefd
motion will De made that the seid be conhrmee
Dated New-YoTk, 0etobert 1906.
$s 4; SSA E Sl'Rfsg Commissioner
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PRACTICB-REPLf.
Mary A. Livingston agt Charles T. Cromwell
The defendant moves TO compel reply by the
pni hi. answer The suit brought 10 compel The de-
erv o. accounting shares Of the Saginaw Valley Land
Salt and Mineral Company which the plaintiff says .he vas
induced TO purchase SIS by representations OF one g. An
thonv asd is claimed subsequently rose 10 10 per
shar and worthless The defendants answer sets up
that the plaintiff released her interest TO Anthony and that Do
has len Tor Europe and ask that she be compelled 10 reply 20
that distinct may be formed On the other HAND TOE
psnt contend. that i not necessary 10 reply except Nnes
d counter clam is SCI up by the answer ~.
Alter gunoat the Court took the papers and reserved its
DECISION.
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6olels, &c.

HOHTINENJAL HOTEL AND wATtRcURE,
Y J rc-r,,gis D. ~ EEUDffTFtr. SNR trDSk SrEispn.
C,sa - ii- v-..- r'trrIc p fOgp Pc.p.e..o. ~ :"
FN W 'hr". 40 'nf'Hf ar %. 10y '''f i' Ntta i|cr
ate all -po.ai'1 10th ioftv-r' Of r.iHru's
VWAIlnCU3E WiHansDu-ga---li os apgriot
aselo .atl a win hp t, ~ y i7.. 80 lam. - 't@
a. Ni0'o "hbh n .ilI'rH e. SOW for 'tf h3' '""'
moderate
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Mdrtlf 4ianiele.

MARBLE MANTELs.-Tho best place IN Tue C'ty
1Vh of Tho latest dssfnf a'ycfy
prices "A - kLABEE Marble Wgss 80 ~ hA s''.s
a. roT slave ~ T. haniels pis tue country tut p.s
Nj ARBLElZED SLATE BANTELS-Snpcnot 10
IVA sgpstanss durabo ball tho rco Of @sfOe l. d.
STEWART No COS SAth-aTe bet Jath n atbs.s
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AuNTATURF ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
a. NJ s.,e SIM 1853 Moon Rises. -
HIGH DAY -
s5 ILL., i.o- GOV Hell Oate..........32s
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4NAlO r0N8

SCRANTON COAL. AT AUCTION.
OCTOBER 30. 1870
NV YoaE OF y 1876
vl4g DELAWARE LACK WANNA AND WLSlfHN RAIL
ROAD COMA So vii bold their FDRBf THIRD AUCTION
Goa IS DNSNhh. tae 1lt dsy a Oostt itrtt
a h. cloes noon th- SALESROO1 No "a E1csuse
corner 81 Wisn ~ which time they Wi sci, by
Mes,-s JOHN L. DRAPER e. co. tuslouetrE
NeOTUNS
Of FRESH MINED GOAL, FROM TiiE LACkAWANEk RI
oiONS ofusut Jei.rab.e a Obi, DEPOT, tLLAbLIh
PORT. y. J.. dur.ur the month 81 NOVEMBER next.
John BRIShIS PIE iidrut
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Go Get.

A NEW furnished HOUSE to LET. from November
a 70 prvat. f'His only App!s to j. C. PlChHAEDI'
Nc. l61 Ble-csef e.. coz. OF >pAi''n ..
A Gentleman aud Wife would Rent a trst-cll's
~ broyufront HOUSE with n improvement flfni'hed 20 a
nI f1nitv II the May eco month ,nd rsu'a -
border ..f,-a5s Adif- g. A. Boz No e 1roaa- 0ass o.
ca q No. 81 Csa.r-'t. front ofee. on 'art toof
COUNTRY RESIDENCE Gentleman has just
~ erected arsssad epmmoiou' BUILDING TIE opp part
Dnns .ni Billiard d-ou, water le-hoa'. ui7' tlni
s. ; f ist s.s Si ofI 6o ai Z si f sy
od . .9T g. soDdS s or @ ar or hys pyss t,.
dubbed .F,ttsn,' % miaa',, sah roa the on r.T''a
required eheier ,nt e'Ponaoy R- ct Td i Be Th s
fgsr Ro:oad Bgdas Para OF to GEORGE iuChOh Nation,
PARK Bank
nEsK ROOM 10 LET ON BROADwAy.-A
Comp,ny occupying fROET OFFICE tie 6rr aoof
B1osdy Az ns, Mli.asas would REhT poou Of NE sane TO
r.sp-c.ss pity Address C. o. A Boz No tlts Po'i-Otrs
UNFINISHED HOUSES to RENT-Ia City and
Country Uafara.hsd HOu-s' town. s7' 10 s1'o p'r
Hoa''' Lots and Fem i2f sc ~ a, o., s,,,,,,
DEAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE OF VIII
Ia LIAM A. COlT. No. Pn-'i
40 LET-A farashed HOC - WagereyP,cs a. 10" P's
HOUSE On Clinton the furniture Tor s- to y -i'-a for q
y-,rl
ltTAMFORD. GONNA tew FURNISHED
- HOUSES TO LET stanford Ct prices r,arns from 800,
sa5 per Addrs,. ELsERT WHITE, s''lHtofi Conn
SIX- Story Building TO LET N this city, With steam
- PoF.s .aos ZOE any kind o. "1alh''fy Apply 90 T. H. X
yINO LET. FURNISHED-The A-story HOI 81. No.
TWrag,-th sui TweIfy hrss
do,r. b-sF Clyiry Church Il htd,Dmey inI completely
ord-r aud COMO tA1s Aid d-tbi-
d.u,s the ogsr having occupied himself r the LAT ~
n, yard args Hgh; snd M biug the of S-amr'
Par hou.s rat pryais $50 per uon.f uIl May
next Or $40 pr north II " or ibm0n.hs t0r pa.
Wv 'P'' HOMER MORGAN. 40. 2 P,re It.
rJVO RENT Furnished. for sx month,-An elegant
Il House gu Ftth ave. At , e., pcr mona APg.y
015 HOMIE Mok"AH, No. Ftl- =
'gNO LET for q term OF years. Ia very desirable
I1cstioa Ftnh ri-sa InaAed RES DINct
vius5e Collection Of vo<. Of ar lgr t2riy O..
hsri r10u The p.gisct order hirils 1aH
lac paAtedo suI p,ivl. .aiy fsr further par-aaisi2
HOMER m'h'A".
TlNO LET-On Fith-lVe Murray Hell a i-3-O-y
4 br,yvn..,s HOUSE. furnished Apply a. No D Wet
FoI4i-s-. from 90 % oe.ocs
rTO LEL-Farnished, at Tiuytowu. a s-storg
HOUSE Bira nd CarAs- HOl.e May T. is-i K-ar
D 10 per month. Apply 10 :. A. hENiEN 10. a. Nsnlsf.
Two RENT Oh BROADWAY-An entire FLOOR.
f3uh sory CsIiO sc...1.s ugii manufacturing pcs
pos. or As,i,, sai5- Wi1lops three ies lne~
10 be had or er Of No. ~ Bo5tvay 'onss
T.nh-s-
I'O LET-To small families Of ADULTS, desirable
Il FLOOks. with Ga. nd Water Apply 10 as rAisdiye.
ne4f Thirty sixh-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
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EfSECUJCRS SALE OF VAbUA BE PROP
Emit ON VEST HOUSTON. WEsT TygCLEfH CLIFTON
nv1dmgA gddASIkY ssoUdE geEaCm NY ~, stA ~
VALENTINE nO1T-ApRIAN II MUILsa. 3 4, WILKINS
S w." :. s Exc & ssiTsRo6s 10 III sSs.,sy
c'..l q o. I,sss,oI Of Dr. YslcIne Mot aoeea.sdl
Msecn tbs so eiWet ioees o. u; fest .'i q
s ~ q ys n'Sc cn Se! sos % as ,SS5s Z
80 esI e. 10, sssh 2s2 I'm let eoyeaan'' %, oseVsL
s.osnd dwelling tseson igse ." ise so2 TO o.
wsr f"eha., snd osee5waeSssS Is@~nj Is 10 ga -
Of or io' 'seFsl ~ L. ~ % ss
C0LiMBiA &sD DEi4SCs sTsT6s PCT CT iand WITH The
@sory and dwelling thereon iaaen ne eos'e'eny
end &c being sa,a 10: uoAse wth By s. feet
GLYTONsT- 2.ory brA st eveln, sogs., And isl.
Nos 50 q and 50 CHn,OD't each o'e1 inches IN wdh
ssoosEsTEIop plot land together With hs AIso asslns
rs a. Ecs c. q and GO be ma together
achs. BIoome It BY 50 zee, u deP,L 49,.
aoroon stss on I6e westerly je goert; 10 fee, Of
Ma ls Goersist, beng IL feet 70 ihehts ~
"'''"' y ~ ''' ~ CENTRAL PARK
f ss Il M.as ssb S By % Dob. Gs
si. r cent Of che "Is .. vi ss oP o s
soe,,Opset
NOR SALE.
On HsIas &c $ az SG gSefo S'
The Revenue Steam Propeller NC, ..
brig burden $50 tnns old ECafvrepea butt by Nesltf
ve 1855 Frome live ok ogtt nd cedar 'erhaked
sod thoroughly repaired BY John Linn, in Philadelphia in 1884
complete cotton sails nearly md !, WEB ff.ns IN
@ 10 nc s,T S1a s o. pos PoP se H.. ""
Two S Sc,iISu,s s sa5aiSi boilers oilers
Composition screw, 10 feet diameter. Il feet pitch
TSo vessel san be e1smacd on and sfo MONDAY september
oboken The ferry un,l the day Of safe and every h'f""
10" H2SRY A. sMYTHE' Collector of Customs. New Yot