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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-06
The Old Wheeling Brewery

THOMAS HUGHES will continue the Mer.
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
ing Business at the old Stand No -, corner
Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling Oct. G. 1867 oet2thmd.
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SheriH'g sale.

10y virtue Of an execution issued out of the
District Court in and for the County of Boise
upon IA Judgment rendered in said Court wherein
John German is plaintiff and n j. Nash and j.
r. Nash are defendants. for the sum of Two Hun
dred aud Two G7 100 Dollars, judgment aid costs
of suit duly test d the 10th day of August A.
D, 1866 have seized and taken in execution the
following described property, to-wit hat GER
tain piece or parcel of Real Estate situated on
the west side OF Main street, Idaho City, Boise
county, l. T., fronting on said street twenty-five
feet more or lessl and extending back west
eighty feet Emore or lessl and bounded on the
south by the house and lot of Mrs. Cook on the
north by the premises Of Wagner & Co. used as
paint shop, together with al. Improvements there
on
Public notice is hereby given that or the 9th day
of September, A.. D. 1866. at IL o'clock Nj. will
sell in front of the Court House door in Idaho
CITY at Public Auction, for cash, the above de.
scribed property to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said Execution and all aceruing costs. ~
il CRUlCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, Aug. "a A. D 1866. n44wS
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summons.


rrpp,ToRy OF IDAHO, County # Alturas4ss;
the District Court for the Territory OF AusiN
SeceaIndicia District
2. Zerrenner, Chas. Douglas, Nj. T. Pierce and
James Buckley, plaintiffs.
w. Waddingham. - NOrdhammer. Nike
SPAIN and F. F. Marks. defendants.
To w. Waddingham - Merchantmen, Mike
SPAIN and F. F. Marks defendants
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF The
4 United States in the Territory of Idaho: You
are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court of the
End Judicial District of said Territory, in Rocky
Bar County of Alturas the complaint of F. Zer-
renner, Chas. Douglas M. 7. Pierce and James
Buckley claiming from you the possession of SIX
hundred feet OF quartz being portion of what is
now known as the /" Confederate Star quartz
ledge, situated in said county. about one mile from
the town of Rocky Bar in said county. together
with fifty thousand $50,000) dollars damages for
the Withholding Of the same from said plaintiffs,
and their costs, and that unless you appear ana
answer to said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof. if served within Alturas county;
and within twenty days if served ont OF said
County, but within said Judicial District. and
within forty days if served out of said District,
exclusive of the day Of service judgment will be
taken against you by default, according 10 the
prayer OF the complaint.
In testimony whereof, ], VIM. B. Smith, Clerk
*~-f Of said District Court, have herennio
SEAL set my hand and affixed the official seal
k-~~~x of said Court at Rock y Bar, this 7th day
August, A. d. 1865. WM. B. SMITH.
Clerk Of the District Court.
BY WIN. KELLY, Deputy.
[n43m3I US. Revenue Stamps 80 cents.
May, McGlaw & Harris, Att'ys for Pl'fs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale.

nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance of the order OF he Probate Court
OF the County of Boise, and Territory VI Idaho
made on the 9th day of August, A. Discs, in
the matter Of the estate OF Freeman Waterhouse,
deceased, the undersigned, Administrator OF said
estate will sell at public auction to TIE highest
bidder at private sale, for cash, and subject to
confirmation BY said Probate Court. on
Monday, the 24th daycf September, I'D, 1866
at three O'Clock p. NJ, at the mining claim known
as The Foker Coon 4 Co.'S claim in said county.
all the right. title interest and estate of said in
testate at the time Of his death, ard all the right
title and interest that tie said estate has, by ope-
ration or otherwise, acquired other than or in adj
dit0n to that Of the SAID intestate at the time Of
his death, in and to all that mining claim situate
on Moore's Greek, in said county. and described
as follows, to-Wis: One third undivided interest
in three mining claims, of 200 feet each, on
Moorea Creek, and bounded as follows On the
east by Fathom & Cos claim, and Oh the west by
Taylor & Cos claim, and running from bluff to
bluff; also cabin 10 by II feet, and situate near
saw mill.
D.B. WATERnOUSE.
Admir- of estate of Freeman WaterhOuse, decd.
Idaho City, |. T., August 30, l866n45w3
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SheriH,sS sale.

ID Y virtue Of a decree OF foreclosure of mort.
ID gage and order of safe issued cut Of the Dis
trict Court in and for the county Of Boise upon .
judgment rendered in said Court. wherein Viii,
liam II. peebler is plaintiff and J. G., Adams is
defendant for the sum Of Two Thousand -Four
Hundred and Twenty.seven % 100 Dollars judg-
ment and costs Of suit. duly tested the 2Sth day
OF August A. d. 1866, by which commanded to
sell the following described premises. to wit -
One town lot with buildings, in block No. 3, on
the east side of Main street, saId lot is twenty
three front on Main street and running back
twenty-five feet, bounded on the north by the lot
OF Hayes Hardy, and on the south by Grenier
b Co., French Bakery in Idaho City
Public notice is hereby gwen in according
r,;tb fl,a
the the ed day OF September, D. 1866, at y
lock n. Il will sell III front OF the court NOUS
or IN Idaho City. at public auction, inrt ca h
above described property to the highest PIC
I 70 satisfy said executions and all acerning costs
y J. ]. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho City, August 81, l666n45w3
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IffsheriH's saIa. /

ID virtue of foreclosure of mortgage and
D order of sale issued out OF the District Court,
in and forthe county of Boise, upon Judgment
rendered in said Count. wherein Ami P. penpison
is plaintiff and William d. Bib is defendant, for
the sum of Five Thousand Two Hundred and
Ninety Eight 67 100 Dollars. judgment and costs
Of suit duly tested the 2lth day of August, A, De
| 1855, have seized and taken IN execution ths-
following described property to wit: The undi
vided one third interest in the real estate and
mining property known as Summit Flat mines,
situated near the headwaters of Grimes Greek,
county of Boise. in the Territory Of Idaho,
sisting of five hundred and fifty 1851 feet in the
Mammoth quartz lode, six hundred T600] feetin
the King quartz lode, and sxshandrea fG09l feet
in the Specimen quartz lode, and one Eight stamp
Water Mill, and one Eight stamp Steam Mill,
two Blacksmith Shops, Tools, Stock Mill Sites,
Water bitches, and all property belonging to
tie Summit sFiat Mines, = together with the
tenements, Entertainments and appurtenances
therennto belonging or in aDywise apperaining
Public notice is hereby given. in accordance
with the requirements Of said order of sale, that
on the 18th day OF September. a D.l866, at IL
o'clock NJ, will sell in front of the court house
door in Idaho city, at public auction, for gold
coin or it's equivalent in clean gold d. ct the above
described property to the highest BIDDER = satisfy
said execution and all accrning costs.
600 3a4 ..H j. /. CRUTCHER, Shenf.
Idaho City, August "a. 1S66n44y3 ef gs-
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On Monday, the 17h day Of September,

A. D. 1866, at Il o'clock, NJ, on the premises. all
the right title, interest and estate of the said de-
ceased, at the time CT bis death. and all the right
title and interest that the said estate has by ope'
ration OF law or otherwise acquired, other than or
in addition to that Of the said interstate the time
Of his DEATH in and to the following described real
estate in Idaho City Boise county, Idaho Territory
to-wt: The north half or north twenty five feet Of
lot No. four in block No. seven, on the west side
Of Main street in said city, raining back eighty
feet, bounded on the north by Geo. |. Gilberts lot
and on the south by the store OF c. Clark together
with the fle-proof brick store. cellar, and other
improvements on said lot Of ground.
ROBERT ARMSTRONG;,
Admir- of NJ. l.. Heron, deceased.
Idaho City Aug. Is. 1866. n44~3.
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II

tension of time ia which To- pa sthe French
government the ten million francs due, but
Napoleon refuses TO loan Max ten million
francs to pay for the equipment of the troops
in Mexico, but will assist in such equipment
by furnishing the material from French mag
asipesg The Empress also Obtained an ex :
tension of time until next Januarys for The
evacuation of French troops from Mexico.
81 San FRANCISCO. Aug s22.--The Union State
Central COMMITTEE of California have re-
quested Senators CONFESS and Cole, aud Rep
resentatives McRuer, Bidwefl and Highly, and
Frederick Billings, Richard Chenery and
Mo es Ellis, who are now at the East, to at
tend the Southern Union Convention 10 be
held at Philadelphia in September, and as
sure that body, of the hearty sympathy of
the Unionists OF California. y
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rrpp,roRY OF IDAHO, County If Alturas+7sss;;
'the district Court, for the Territory OF loan
- Of
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The THREE CoLoRs.--There was a tend
red and blue and yellow stood in open def
ance. each of the other two.
Acknowledge me chief, said red. 81 am
ever the emblem Of charity. All that's warm
and redolent of comfort and kindness, is ar
rayed in my tints. rest upon this rose and
claim precedence 81.
Acknowledge me chief" said blue. ~ am
the emblem of truth All that is high ADD
pure and just wear my hue. rise and shine
from yonder sky, and claim precedence"
Acknowledge me chief" said yellow 81
am the emblem of light and glory. Kings
are crowned, palaces glitter with my lustrous
color ReceiVesme, 0 sun; to thee call and
claim precedence"
ia b my children" said the sun, '..the very
heavens weep at your disunion.f Be recon-
ciled pray and show your strength of beauty
where it mustlever lie-in harmony"
And they arose at the entreaty, and en-
braced in fearful clouds; and the sun shone
out on them, and glorious in loneliness was
the rainbow they made.
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Lien Notice.

TERRITORY OF TDAHo, "a en;.tr;ot f.o,,t
County of Boise. 90 Di'''i'' t0'i''
Thos, G.. Chandler and Charles McEvoy,
UeTSuS
II. IT. Raymond, G. c. Robbins, Thos. B. Hart. A.
E. Galloway, and the Pioneer Gold and Silver
Mining Company.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons holding
in or claiming liens on the Discovery Claims of
the Pioneer G,ld and Silver quartz ledge situated
about three miles north of west of Placerville, in
the County of Boise and Territory of Idaho, to be
and appear in said District Court in said county
on Wednesday, the seventeenth day of October
next, at 10 O'Clock, Al NJ, and exhibit then and
there the proof of said liens.
The plantiffs in this case claim lien on the
Discovery Claims Of said dye. for the sum Of
1871. and have filed their complaint to have the
same enforced. All liens not exhibited on the
day above. named. and proved, will be deemed to
be waived, G. D. WAITE, Atty tor PITS.
Idaho City, August II, 1866. n44H3+
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO, County Of Bosses.
F. Campbell, Plaintiff,
Robert Griffith, Defendant.

ROBERT Grlfltn.- Delenuant.
To ROBERT GRIFFITH:
wv HEREAS. F. Campbell has made complain :
w to the undersigned, one OF the Justices OF
the Peace in ard for Boise county, l. T., that you
aae indebted to him in the sum of 800. to wit !:
for Liquors, Cigars and Billiards sold and deliv-
cred to the defen liant at his own special instance
and request in the years of l865 and 1866. rs per
account on file in this office and whereas wris
Of attachment was sned out of the said Court o.
order of the said plaintiff upon the 18th day OF
August A. d. 1865, and your property was at
tached by virtue of the said writ upon the 18th
day OF the said month and year aforesaid: There
fore, in the name of the people of the United
States in the Territory of idaho, you are hereby
summoned to be and appear before me, the un>
dersigned at my office in Idaho city. in said couRa
ty, on the 9th day OF October. A. d. 1926, al-l9
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day t. answer said
complaint or judgment will be taken agAipst yoa
for the sum Of 500 and all costs of suit N
*~~-* Given under my hand al seal, aaa
lSEAL{ dated at the County of Boise, r.,
49, upon the 10th day OF August. AID 1866
n44w6 j. L. MCGowED, j. P.
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0 BAR AND SALOON KEf RERS,

would say can supply them with Cigars
From 5000 to $500 per 100,
Warranted TO give satisfaction. M s.
One trial will prove the fact that can sell bet
ter article at ;lower rate than any other man ii
the Basin. f=ag Storekeepers in eighbOring camps
are respectfully invited To examine my stock.
No. orders from any part of tie Territory viii
be promptly attended to and goods packed with
care. NED EDW ARDS.
N. B. None but Genuine Havana Cigars Re
tailed in this store 81, ssE... t15 Isl sd
Don't forget the address. NED EDWARDS, Phg
niA Cigar and Tobacco store. opposite Bank Ex-
change Main Street, iaho City. Matt
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A LuMP.-The largest lump of gold we
have ever heard of being found in the North
ern mines, was taken out a few days since at
Olive Creek. 1t weighed eighty FIVE pounds
aud had fifty pounds of pure gold Dalies
Mountaineer
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NoaMoRE DEAD HEADs.-The New York
Legislature, last session, passed law pro
hibiting the free pass system on railroads IN
that State. By a provision of the law all
passes were taken up on and after the FIRST of
May The law must have beena little heavy
on such editors as got caught away from
home, oo..ssf -FfarF
One of them telegraphed to his partner:
"Send me some money. Five dollars will
do, if sent Immediately. Don't suspend the
paper in consequences, if You can possibly
avoid it, ~ s.
:. Another rendered savage and profane, tel
egraphs his foreman:
"Sell thatofficesstoye and send on the uro-
ceeds.s Wesdon't need it in warm weather
lature h--lfor this - 8 5sei
A ST. Lawrence County IN. Y. )editor tel
egraphs his assistant editor:
''If my letter has not been set up, cut ont.
the puff for the New York Central Railroad
Give them something about 'Swindling Nor
opoly,' Dangerous Roadway Rotten Bridg-
es,, etc. Send me ten dollars. p Stake
any advertisement that ofEers-for the present
whatever its character.
The editor Of the Podunk Stuffed Club tel
egraphs his partner:
Dear Sam Forward me at once all the
money you have, even if it is five dollars
P. S.--The editor of that hireling sheet, who
has exerted his puny efforts to rldicule the
Stuffed Club. have SO often excited, our~deris-
ion, 1.-THE cringing tool of the Opposition, and
whom threatened to horseWhip if he dared
to address me, has just refused me the loan
of-half dollar Ye gods4 Review his dis
loyal course during the war in a full column
leader, double loaded. MakeAit las able as
you can. P. S.-Bring down the Stuffed
Club with all its weight on the head of that
Giant Monopoly, the New York Central. e'
PHIL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
IN the order Of the Probate Court of Boise
county, Idaho Torritury, made on the 9th day OF
June, A. D. 1866 in the matter Of the estate Of nj
L. Heron, deceased the undersigned, Admins
TRAITOR of said estate will SELL either at private or
public SALE to the highest bidder, for cash, in one
parcel, and subject to confirmation by said Pro-
bate Court.
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Portland Conn schr Western Star Bearse Noreans
schr NJ Patton Careson. Bangor; schr Young, Bray
Boston, schr hannibal Cox, Bangor; schr Williamson,
Minsmore Bostoni schr French burgess Boston sahr
Cygnus, Norton NYork sehr Quickstep Richardson Han
gor schr Cohasset Gibbs New bedford; Leaning
schr Sarah Bernice, Proctor, Portland schr Springs
steeman, Boston; schr Sawyer, Reed Calais; schr
Fakenberg Trrell, Salem Cid steamship Roman. Baker
boston, brig Means, Wells, Boston, brig Kate Stewart
Paddock, Boston,
oth.Ar steamer Norman, Baker BOSTON; brig NJ Hous
ton eide Clenegor schrs Trade Wind, Clark, Ponce
r X. Mary Mankln, TAYLOR, Car denas
PROVIDENCE, July Arr schrs Mary Farrow, Condor,
and Dan smith, Garwood, Philadelphia; Revenue Candy
and Johnson Smith DO; Amon Bacon Hart and Ocean
Wave, Lansil Ezabethport; Lilly Gray, Briggs and Iay
nah Jane, kechnm do Reaper, Davol do Harriet sa-
rah Lawrence, NBrunsw'ck NJ; Mist Muneey Trenton,
NJ; Treasure Palmer and Milton. Raymond. NYork;
Harness Doane do; soops Frederic Brown Wigntnan and
and Translation Hawkins, Agent Chadwick do Rhode
Island Hull Nlork, Sid schr Charger hahan Elizabeth
port
5th-arr schrS Mediator Gage Remedosj John " Rum.
Corson saml Warren Middleton, Philadelphia; Magnum
Bonnm Staples and Sea Bird Wallace Ezabethport Ann
Salter Baker, Diadem Benj amin do; Susan Mary
Kenyon. do. VIM Burden Adams, NYork. Sid schr Copy
Darling, NYork. -
2sh. Delaware Crockett. do; 9Th, Panama, SNOW do
Sargent Glover and Adrian, Everett do Sid 25th fchrs
Baltic Savannah; iiogdon Babb, NYork 3oth susan
Mary Hall; Corvo, Achorn; Empress Kennedy; Cornela
Henderson, Genhle Henderson, Pilot, Thompson; Ocean
SAN FRANCISCO July 6-Arr steamship Sacramento,
Cayerly, Panama: bark Jeddo Gray London.
SAVANNAH. July Arr bark Mattapony, Wymsn Phila-
depha schrs Bertha. Look Hilton Head Grey Eagle, Has
tngs, NYork.
SALEM July s-Ar schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey.
PHILADELPHIA
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Lond Co. July l. lat a "A, lon e6 80 spoke barb Lord
Cnance!lor from Cow Bay for New York and bark Nc
laren aud brig Ben Nevis do
Brig Victoria Amelia tBr) Ferrio Glaze Bay IA days. with
Brig Irene wass, Rondout for Boston.
sshr Miranda of New Hayenl Hardee Baracoa II days,
with irait 10 t Pearsal.
sehI Eiva tBr), Knowles Eleutheras days with fruit
70 Hutchinson a Co
sshr Ella Montgomery, Bay, Is days, with COAL to
Thompson Hunter.
schf Oregon. Monroe, Washington, NC, 5 days
hchr . Hawley, Delaware Cay for Graenport
Schr W Dubosq, Crowel. Ehzabethport for Boston
schr Or Franklin, Tden. Elizabethpor. for Norwich.
schr Agenorfa, Whitmore, Ellsworth.
behr Fred Warren, Robinson, bangor
Sehr Wave. Falkenham. Cutler, IL days.
Schr Belle OF the Bay, Georges Banks
srhr Minnie Cobb, Ingrahan, Fall River.
EchT Pnnihea, Racket Rondout for New Haven.
schr Eva, Wickson, Rondout for Norwich
schr Aurela r Have, Burgess. Rondout for Norwich.
Prussan brig Wanda Zee Pubus which arrived 9Th from
Bahia. Is consigned Messrs sloman Edge not TO
Punch Meincke 4 Wendt
BELOW
hin lad dtno froni Gar
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CLARK-BooM.-on Tuesday, June 10. by Rev. Mr..
Atkins, w. H. II. CLARK of New York city, Miss Enc
LINE Doors, OF Dunlapsvle, Indiana
HouGH-DAuDsoN- Thursday, june %, by the
Rev A. h Thompson, Mr. JAMES T. HouGH to Miss MARY
@. DAVIDSON all of this city.
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yVANrRD-A MILLINER, ONE WHO UNDERSTAND
w the business perfectly 90 TO southern port. Lbs
raj Apply, between and 10 A. NJ, At $50 East III
ST., OF II. Arnold
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SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMaLEs.

-
A SITUATION wANTTD-BT FIRST CLASS COOK,
~ understands her h.NnFAg Thoroughly CITY references
sven Caii At a Wrs nh 81 second door 1r tw0 iaya
-~--s--
4 RESPECTABLE PR0rEs rANI WOMAN WISHES A
~ sHNafun In erueina family 70 % COZ king Under.
tlAnFt mall Htanehes, and &ke eutHr charge ~
NtHau Ngef eiv reference Can b. m suited al
y TAIN cgaii, University piece
4 YOUNG WOMAN wTsHrs 10 90 or nv THE
~ dsF 81 sew IA families thoroughly nnfTrfands dress
nakng spf plan warx has ID good ssueuencs IN cloak
mailing Cal Al address ~ Farlck c1rncr o. Ckar
ten.
4 REHPUcTARLE gfRL WANTS A SITUATION 10
~ % general ho4srwark stsa fAmlly, would 60
shors sans IN the country best ely reference Call AZ
u Thsnpson at basement
A RFsPEcIs BILE WOMAN WISHES A sIruATrOg
~ ~ IN first caes fanny Can ~ ssrn 70.
dnv Monday ~ Lsst l7th - fourth noor ffost
fuetn
4 YOUNG gFRgAv LADY, VINO SPANS ENgtfsH
n aua Ifeneh ressingin Bruuklyn wlth her parrBts.
wants sinat Aa-e.ainakirg 0r mlinery sstsbsh.
meat sfuatiys u BrSeslya preferred ADDRESS r. a..
boz l0 teraid asfre.
A YprvB Girl WOULD rAKE HMBROIDERiNo
~ hef N1uie 90 10. ~ a3sg ~ To- strfe ID
diets fg a yea hifs LAvlra ktsSnn
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w esy y Fafshss~ Nkfte ssn'sss ~ ~ as-grs
Evsyy - Trhsss $40 gttNNhM snftss Nnfss Ma
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SATURDAY. July i iss ATT O'CLOCK.
John /. yANpEwArEn. AuorIosIER
SPECIAL SALE OF HoRsgs, Ac. Ac
". ". nf-RRpM Will SELL At AUCTION,
THIS DAY SATURDAY.. AT " O'GLODh.

" w. DfSPRoW Will SILL AT ArCTiON,
TINS pay SATURDAY.. ~ ~ ocLooh.
A. tho stables of A. T.. MAuc. rifh avenue, corner a
foriy fourth street tsveral pairs y superior liotses
sass lirscs fro,ne liorsg and s.dda iior.e sInoas
"a, very handsome aud syllsh and warranted IA
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SSr pespSet 40 p.1 Ma M irsaee ..sa ans ia1
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togolh'r ~ , ~ o. saeiy n2 ~ warranted sound
Harness 10 A. saddles. nlsnsci,, Whifs 4.
fle above stock lie y bs sod without reservation. 10
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u tore ana Admnsfrt0fs raio ~ One Gutery. Carpeis
SSb w > .i'e ao1ssba'd psraars sn aonsssss y
o,i.sr sue. .rsgo1 and .hrsas " ,,sds y. Ores.
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lery GsasleuUg M Iy0ry iIAiaiea Knives oaplns aad
r.'chsrs kuges 40 foras steel. sn,sf IlAsa MaIs
relalret ir.m 81 ruftha'ar'
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rl = uon. fuestsy, July 70 lyy = ~ Y a r..
deargs h. BALDWIN. eaecueir Of ihrAbeih halarin de-
bg9 sTnEgr ne yaipasl, ~, wlh ~ bres sa,lains
thereon 30 = Dey sreet sonn 'de = -, vet = "res'
side ros,rasru Immediately
NASSAU arRfgT me valuaBs Eot ~ Nassau street.
sIgres Mal ~ g,a1,a 80, ~ ~ .n1 ,,, s,s,
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10. f,nt Is % rs.r liz .ousS
Nsp,. a. i IL oree = ,hr aa.'lqusersr . LUDLOW
4 60, -. > Pine street. near Hr.ai~sy N~w York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-07
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As
chamhermad also her sister, 10 take care OF children
and 10 do plain sewing would go short distance IN the
country eight years. city reference. Call liz Christie
pher st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-07

/ AANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN LOAN saO
w good security. hear OF permanent situAtion
salary Of so per At li3 Nassau street room No D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-07

N BURKE AuCnoNEER WILL SELL TINS DAY
~. IO, clock 100 FIRST avenue tho whole Atosk
Fixurea, sc ~ tntfunturs store consisting aud
second hand Furniture -nrh. ana Ingram Garreu
Bureaus Rofns Gh.rs Tables BEDS bedding 4c also NO
Lease o the premises.