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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-25
JuIy Session Of Congress.

Hon. ROBERT C.. SCHENCK, Chairman
of the Republican Executive Congress
.ional Committee, has issued the follow
ing circular letter t0 the Radical mem
bers of Congress:
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jane Il, lsCH.
To Hon.:
DEAR stR-In view of the regent de-
cision of the Attorney General of the
United States and the action of the Ad-
minisfration, am requested by many
Republican Senators and Representa-
tiyrs to remind you Of the very great
Importance of your being punctually
present i'll your place to answer TO yonf
name when the two houses shall assem-
ble al twelve o'clock on the Sd OF July
next. 1t is thought essential to secure
quorums, if it slionld only he to remain
in session long enough To pass some de-
claratory acts OH the subject OF recon
struction. Very truly and respectfully
yours, ROBERT Z. SCliENCk.
Chairman Union Rep. Exec. Com.
We confess to \ good deal of satisfac-
ton at this announcement. We do not
believe that the Radical party can very
well stand a summer session of the For
tieth Congress, unless that body devel-
opes more brains and discretion than it
has heretofore displayed. The revolu-
tiouary elements now at work in the
National Legislature are sufficient TO
destroy any party that may be held re-
spOnsible fer its acts. We have THAD.
STEVENS, with his plundering schemes OF
cOnfscation. SUMNER, WILSON and
KELLEy are maturing other measures to
worry, prosecute and crush the already
broken and almost ruined South, to say
nothing of the suffrage bfil ofthe two for
mer, which, az it is aimed at Northern
as we'll as Southern States, cannot fail
to be exceedingly unpopular. Even If
not adopted, the agitation Of this meas
are must necessarily be productive OF
disastrous results to the Radical party.
BUTLER and ASHLEY will of course be
Us crazy and persistent as heretofore
upon tho Impeachment question, while
hEN. WADE, with his agrarianism and
irinale suffrage projects, will be another
nnqnenchable brand whose irrepressiblc
"nt.Llaziugs will be exceedingly calam-
hOus t6 The Radicals and exceedingly
disgusting to every one else.
These men and measures are only the
prominent and necessary incidents OF
TIE Summer session. Its main object,
The enactment of additional measures
Tor delaying reconstruction, and pre-
venting the South from taking part in
'he approaching Presidential election,
Is so apparent and so unpopular that
We do not believe it can be
made tolerable to the people by
any amount of exaggeration
and appeals to popular passion.
ihe great fact that two years and q
haif Of Radical legislation have left the
country divided, the people distracted,
and the Union unrestOred, is so clear
mat the public will accept no ordinary
excuses for additional delay and further
'e'erlties. The Radical purpose to
ulaks reconstruction the instrument of
party advancement, has now become
700 evident for concealment, and the
more plainly It is developed the more
unpopular it will become. Hence it is
'aat the July session can scarcely fail
produce the hest of results IN convin-
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ms u II ANCE
Fire & Marine Insurance Go.
90 OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED INIsaI.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
i on Buildings of all kinds. Steamboats,,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers seas, lakes canals and vailronds
II. CRANGLE, President.
JOHN c. HERVEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORs
Robert Crangle, John Reid
Robert Morrison, j. DalzeIl
S. Brady, Wm.G. Battelle,
John Donlon, J. u. Du B0is
tT The company mas removed TO tlIe office
Up STAIRS-in the Insurance Bnilding,'
next door TO the Merchants National Rank.
Applications for insurance win he promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
novI5dly
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizEes your switches,
Jonr wig
Destructive Of comfort and not worth q fg;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice In your own luXuriant hair. =.
REPARATOR CAPILLG.
EOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads from whatever canse IL may have
fallen out) and forcing growth Of hair upon the
face, IL has no equal. 1t will force the beard TO
grow upon the smoothest face In from five TO
eight weeks, or hair npOs bald beads In from
two TO three months. A few ignorant practi.
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
will force or hasten the growth Of the hair or
beard. Their assertions are false, N Thousands
OF living witnesses from their own experience)
csH bear witness. But many will say how are
We t. distinguish ths genuine from the spuri-
ous II certainly "a difficult, ~ nine-tenths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
In their purchase. To such we would say, TIT
the Reparator CapiIli; IL will cost you nothing
unless IL fully comes up TO our representations
II your Druggist does not keep it, send us one
dollar and We win forward it post paid, together
with . receipt for the money which viii be re-
turned you on application, providing entire sz.
isfacti0n u not given. Address
w. l. CLARK Il CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette Street, SIRAcpsE. n. Y.
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a. afI.n,,. c;rcns horses is said tf


One of Ient's circus horses is said to
have broken his neck in Lowell the
other day, and then walked 4 quarter
of mile before dying, and death then
ensued from paralysis and not the bro
ken neck. One of the Lowell physi-
clans has the fractured vertebra IN his
possession.
At the mouth of what is known as
Gay Gulch, in Colorado Territory, it is
said that some one has put up q stake,
on which is written list of WATERPROOF
or and other claims in that neighbor-
hood. The claimants have certainly
enough, but on the other side OF the
stake is written: 81 claim all creation,
and my wife the balance, beginning at
thiss stake. ......... ..4r..
At Fort Sedgwick, on the l2th inst.
it is reported, Colonel Dodge had cit
izen named Hendricks aogged with enc
hundred lashes on his bare back, for sell
ing whisky to soldiers. On the same
day, at the same place, o soldier re-
ceived twenty-five lashes for stealing
gun. Next day, a soldier was spread"
for two hours Cor getting drunk-the
mosquitoes and buffalo gnats torturlng
him terribly. @
The telegraph is not distinguished
success whom it attempts the treatment
of unfamiliar names. The Greek Gov
ernment recently dispatched Minister
to this country, and he has just arrived
and been presented to the President, at
Washington. The fact was communica-
ted to the press by telegraph, and we
have seen the unfortunate gentleman's
name printed Pangabee, Paugabec, Pom
goby and Rongobie. We are able to
announce at length that his real name
is either Rangdbie or Rangobie-the
Washington papers appear to think 1t
would not do to agree entirely upon the
question. However, this approximation
may be considered close enough for
practical purposes. If the reader has
preference in the matter of the spelling,
he is at liberty to choose either OF the
modes specified.
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cling the people Of tie utter unworthi-
ness of the dominant party to exercise
further control over public affairs.
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National Bank Of W. Va,

National Bank Of W. Va,
AT WHEELING. ~ 4'
Al oNET EECEIvEi On SSSSS.
Sotes and Bilis discounted Exchssrs icssss
and sold, Colleetions made lpon I'll psints ssi
proceeds promptly remitted
james W. Paxton, c. OEiehsy, II. ,RsSAnk. n
Reilly James Maxwell, 5ossph SeyboH. 81
Hnbbard, Arthur Litfls, A. * Todd. a -'Tryr
.,,so,,, , ,ygA4dkS W. PAXTON, PrssS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-25

TIE papsr which nominated Greeley
for the Presidency yet lives.
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L. n. Dodson
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN
i fully ergsnized, Is now prepared to take
risks upon
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacfuring establishments,
Rurnif1re and CarEoes Of
all kinds ON the Western
Waters.
Applications for Insurance VIII be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office at tie National Savings Bank, No. 90
Main street
S. p. HILDRETH Sec'y-
q. c.. HARDING, Asst Sec'y.
JAMES C. ACHESON. Prest
wlf b SIMPSON. Vice Prest 5.t mr22
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The Peoples Bank,

Aho copies oauk,
4 lPRICR NO. % MAIN sTRHRT.
- WHEELING w; VA: Money reestvsd on
deposit Interest paid On Special Dspastt.
Notes and bills discounted. EIchsngs bousht
and sold. Collections at home ar from sbrosd
promptly attended %. .l-I -
DIRECTORS,
John Reid, Christian Hsss,
John HandlAn, John vocklex,
Sam1 J. Boyd, Richard Garter.
Andrew Wilson, 10 = ..y
JOHN Rid, Prssk
JOSIAH y. UPDEGRAFP, Csahisr.
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4 aN
York, have been seized within the last
two days by the revenue agents for al
legged Noncompliance with the laws.
In some parts of Rhode Island house
keeping goods are loaned on weekly or
monthly payments, until the value Of
the property is paid; great accommo-
dation to persons of limited incomes.
No one has as yet been up to the
White Mountains this year. Parties
report the snow twenty feet deep in
many places in the load, while the gen.
eral course Of the road is beneath the
snow.
When somebody asked the Bishop of
Oxford whether he didn't think the last
Derby "sell," (the horse Hermit won
it), his lordsbip answered that he 'never
heard of n hermit where there wasn't
cell"
On the body of the unknown man
found drowned in the river at Newark.
N. J., last week, one or two valuable
articles were found, including a prayer
in German to preserve the bearer from
death by fire or.water.
Rs1ies of the war of 1912 have been
discovered by workmen in Rutland, Vt,
in the shape Of half o dozen large can
non balls. They were found o few feet
below the surface, and are such as be.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
nIsCEfLANEOUs.

Prizcs paid IN rsd Information furnished The hishess
rates paid f0r noaboons and kads of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nTARfEs FOR ls6s-TIlB LARGEST ASSORTMENT
~ In this city. wholesale and retail low prices also
Writing Desk& Portfolios thesmen, bsrkxsmfnon Boards
Fancy Instanda Paint Boxcs fspetries and Juvenile
Books &C. a. ~ 4. MARSH, Wholesale and Retail StAs
TONER 81 Maiden lane
u TURNER BROS. MANUFACTURERS or Att
II sorts OK Out Bands. Clock Limos Music String. n
whip Gut 81 20 per COCA Abssor place West thirty
ITO NgRcHAxrs--THR SUBSCRIBER WILL TAKE
the entire stock OF dry gooi clothing boots
and shoes Ae % psrses about gong ino eudston 2.
balance frs class property that challenges the est
thorough examnstson Aesss reed net Apply, eue con.
Nee Yefs fo0 oo1cos
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BOARD Avn LODGING WAITED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A CNMt0RTA-
"A bls rnshed front Room. first second acor with
Board FIRE aud gas, IN private family above Twenty
ond street. for $40 per week Address Z. l.. ", box AZ
Herald ice.
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y)Y HENRY ". LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY n. LEEDS. Auctioncer
ON FRIDAY. Dee Is az II O'Clock,
ktihe Uni3n square Auction Mart
60 ara g. Fasi Fourteenth sifcst
sIane McAahOn's siAhcsl,
Horses, Carriages. Harness, &C.
DY HENRY d. uIvrR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID " Nassau street. Opposite the Posi- olcc.
very valuable private collection o.
Original Aodern Oh Paintings
Now ca exhibition free,
fttac SpMcrgiie ART Gallery.
N5 broadway. -.
nIrFE A SON sRytLtE will sell a. auctiors w
DAY and WEDNESDAY, evenings. Dec " aud ~ ~
O'Clock At the scnervle Art Gallery s5 Broadway an ex
including The private gallery OF Frederick Martens ESQ
penditure dur 70 MANY and CONTAINING many
artsss.Oussav ds Jcnghe, PtroiA Baron, Dell Acqua
J. Rohic Gcseechsp kock koek T.. de Metz w. Ambers
sondesnd schlcs ger, otto Erusn Carl on. Count 90
pyisndl Hem Burgers. Scrrure Ltschaucr, g. Vefat
Louis hobte, G. sprnShcr Z. dc Bock, 7. Ish W.
CAmphaussn, Ronaen. Muller. ". Caltsch. ". Cent?,
wniiam Hart v. Percy Lssae, Haynes King W Shays
uuygens Van os u. Denoicr A. Diena. Magnetism W.
Lining. and other dlslln gushsd artists - ~ Il
brand Market scene 10 Cairo. Egypt By ". 9fntx.
ehepherdess with sheep and Lamte ~ Louis k,bec
0rAna Composition Of Frut aud Flowers ~ q koosA
ne above ere now on sshibllos from 4 n. ios r. w.
end "Wednesday. Thursday FRIDAY ssd nsnsy vsesxs
OrevkOnn Y q
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IlY HENRY u. LEEDS a MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEkDs, AuCTIoNEER.

Very valuable Household Furniture,
Paintings Bronzcs, Stenway 4 Sons PinnofortA, &c.
VIII sell by aurtion FRIDAY Ice H. 1857 at lo O'Clock.
the residence No - West Thirty
Fifth very valuable assortment Of Furn ture,
sisuug OF Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood paor
Suits covered In crimson SILK bocatc Curtains TO MATCH
Lace do, 1rs ciass Seinway rosewood Pisnoorse
superb and Marble Clock Vases TO match
latest Style Pier Gaases Chs sdeliers and tripes
Bronze Fancy Chains Oh Paintings by TAFT J. q. Brown,
Van Severdouk. ID. johnson and others Framed Engrzv
ings-
and black walnut. Maitrcsses Blankets &c, China and
Glass Ware, hnr Hall stand real Eronxcs Lamp and
other Furniture. Sale percmpsory tue having left
for Europe
pY EEvRY II. LEEDS 4 MrSER-HESRY ".
ID Leeds, auctopscrOn saturday. Dec H. at IA O'Clock,
their sAlesroon, gS Liberty street Percmptory sails ~
prsing sherry, and quarter casks:
bottles Jas Hsnnessey Pale Brandy ets bottles Old
qua and Jamaica um from London Docks. uiiaee
eighth casks uard Dupuy Cos Cognac Brandy; 0cases
Old Reserve MADEIRA vntsEn 1870; oJ bottles " H. tu
ters Old Bourton Whskey, usbones Od Port Wine.
bottled oport6; barrels Nectar Bourbon Whiskey
Cabinet Bourbon do, demjohns John Ramseys Scotch
Whlskey demiJohns aud bottles hehans Wise's lrsh
whiskey, Nsgnuins OH Bourbon Whisky. 30 casesJ Az
Marteps Cornac brandy imported In do Vine srow
ers of Cosnac DO, demjohns Pine Apple Rum Holland
vongrot burgundy baskets Charles Pipcr's Heldsx
Champagne. IN quarts ami pints. Alsc choice Havana
Cigars
about ~ Peach Narnalade very ane. gallon jars Of
Brandy Peaches very hEc.
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BoaRpErs AND LopcrRs WANTED.

A FAMILY RESIDING IN WEST ELEVENTH
Il street. Cniyer y place, wonia hceonneaAte QUE
or two tingie Gentlemen with comioFtabio hoom ana
BDars Reference required. Address e. A. Boa lao Herald
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND
~ Bedroom adjoining, iiEs second lo)r, In pfi
vse iaLily, wherc there but very few boliders
wanted by very desirable couple who wish TO be quiet
aud etired board ior the lady ony locality be-
tween iari ana Sixth and below Twentieth street
Add stating terms and full particulars. w. Il. b., boz
l41 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

T,IcKENs, Lasr READING To-STGaT.-CHOICE
~ seats for Dickens Reading tonight The lat ci lne
present series Tor Gcldsultts opera cigar sore
% Fourteenth ant Fourth avenue aud Cccn-
rans sssiioesr SS broadway. near Nineteenth street
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90 CLINTON rLAca.-TuRRE NICELY FURNISHED
Oh Rooms the second door to let TO gentleman
wife single gentlemen, in hrsi class private boarding
house.
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10 EAST FOURTEENTH srRERr-MRs- ARNOLD
LID One suits OF Rooms let. with Board.
and second noors house nrsl class references
changed
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10 BREvooRT PLACE (TENTH STREET, NEAT
Ia Broadway Elegant Parlors and Extension at mode
rate rent without board with private table, suitable 10
physician dentist
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON
IN Bowery and Bayard lee.-Tw, hun bred Ign
kooms neatly furnished Lodgings % cents Knit re dab
expense 81 60 Accommodations FOR gentlemen only
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TT GREAT JONES sreEET.-A VERY HANDSOME
l. suit J. arlors le without board, very dcsira bic
location, near Broadway.
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VlWO MARRIED COUPLES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
or sah orderly family, responsible and respectable,
can ind DE- ighu sunny LOOMS args Pantres. bath he
vita board, ia refined, cheerful family with home
fort Address West Thirty eighth street Herald Office.
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LOTTERIES.

WASHINGTON HOTEL, Is WEST FOURTH STREET
w on the European plan. Elegant furnished Rooms 4
let ss'
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AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN WHO is OLSEN
A gagged alter six O'Clock wishes to give lessons on ID
panof0rte The french and feehan
drawing either In exchange for board moderate com
pensaons best OF given. Addresssi. e.. b0
AboI Post'cuice.
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SQ'BoSD srREET-LARGE AND PLEASANT FUR
20 nished isoon, suitable Tor gentleman and wife
party OF gcntlemea, with or without Board
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SANFURD HoUsE--F0RMERLY WINDSOR HOUSE,
> NO %, - and 70 East Fourteenth street, near Union
entirely ged and ready for rst
class single having large aud elegant
OF Iarors and single Rooms. Fable d hoe or
SFOUNEk BERRY.
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Y7rRNFsiIgD ROOMS 10 LET.--TwO LARGE ROOMS
Il With ere aud gas, and small Room. for gentlemen
q M in QulrL eany houee Broadway aud
Foirih avenue ears. Apply at 100 Grand street.
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1In MACDOUGAL sTRFBr.-ELEGANTLY Fur.
llV nshed EOoms with everything necessary FOR house
Keeping, order that family may Aaye a complete hone
aud live cheap rate.
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LsrEwErL TICKET 1 81 fkoAbHA4 fffAEArRs
rLoRENCh LEAVE NAN -.-
MAfINkR. MATiNkk
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100 FOURTH AVENUE. NEAR TWELFTH STREET. :.
lVO A handsome Hall Room also a small ROOM with
FIRST class Board.
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IA ANTED--BY A YOUNG MARI led. COUPLE, A
w nicay furnished Room and good Board. IN
strictly family location des red between tgnh and
Tweneth aud Fifth and Eighth avenues; terms mo-
exceed $50 per week. including ire and gas Address
Leo, station u. .arae
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A UCTION NOTlCF.-R. 7. HAZELL. AUCTIO EER.
n THIS DAY tFriday), December IL
ATTRACTIVE SALE or
FRENCH AND GERMAN
sTOYS AND FANCY GOODS
China, Parian and bohemian Ware,
Tin Toys. fine Wooden and
PAPER TOYS, &C. &C.
comprising full lines Goods all this
seasons Importation, In lots to suit the trade
Also
Skates. 1850 pair LADIES' and Cents skateA
Catalogues on morning OF sale.
r. T. nAzELL 4 CO.
Aucioneers. 81 Cortandt street.,
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DIST STREET NEAR FIFTH AvENuT.--oNE EN-
Ill tire Floor elegantly furnished, to let with Roarii also
two single Rooms. private family Apply At No. 0 West
Twenty-hrst street
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A BOND sTREET.--A RTAUrtFuL SUIT or ROOMS
L TO eL on second sna third floors, genteman ans
wife two single gentlemen with without Board
references eXehan. cd
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BOARD wASTED.-THREE SINGLE GBkTLEMEN
ID desire Rooms with full or partial board In The house o.
respectable private family first class boarding house
rooS yn preferred Address, stating location and terms
box . IA Post Office N. y.
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CT To ST. PsR WEES. PLEASANT Rooms, WITH
- excellent Board. blocks west Of Sroaa"ay al 10
Beecker street.
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l7 BLEECkER STREET. EAST OF BROADWAY
y One. three large weN furnished Parlors
moderate terms, without boyd; bath and sas Refer.
required.
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A FAMILY RRsfDING NEAR FORrY-SEVENrI
a street aud avenue thns new housed viii let the
back Parlor an L brary very LARGE magnificent rooms.
with excel en BoArd gentleman and wife only price
to perm neat responsible party. $50 (recenly occupied
M sSsl so front Room. aud Acove S25: offered
these ~ ces permanent prompt paying parties
Ad.rn.s hai 3D.. Poss oIlee
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A uCrION SALE OF LARGE LOT OF FURNITURE
"A JAMES MILNOR TAYLOR will sell this day, Mt IL
A. NJ AT 55 Greenwich large Of
turc Pianos Chandeliers Curtains sicighs Bronzc Clock,
Parlor and Bedroom Suits Mattresses &C., &C., &C. Sold
by order OF scveral Arms, to pay advances
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ADKiAN H. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n sale OF valuable Lots Second avenre l0ist and lOd
streets, ADRIAN II. MILLER. r: z: WILKINS CO.,
will sell al auction, Friday Dec 20 1857 II O'Clock, at
the exchange saesroom No Ill Broadway the following
described LOTS
Second avenue-Pour lots southwest OF Second
ard lust sucet Tooth streetSixeen lots. no. III
side comprising the front between and Third
lUlst sree-Sixteen lots side street,
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fpwo GENTLEMEN WANT PARLoR AND BEDROOM,
L wrthou. board. between hightn and Twenty laird
viii from S2 10 SIS week, evening nres IN
cuded references. Addrcss, giving fun paric
,ars, X. q. ~, iie aid oalcc.
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(SL1NroN PLACE HOUSE--ON THE EUROPEA'
ulan 7a5 Broadway, Of Eighth street and Clinic
Place Rooms. suits Tor families and single gentcmed
az moderate rates. OWENS Il HERBERT.
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oY HENRY ID. uINrR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID ~ Nassau street. Opposite the Posi- oMce.

ne above now on srhbitos from n. tos ~.
end % wednesday. rAursdsy Friday sd hsnasy wsesa
previ0ua " eale,
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90 JoRALEM0N STREET. NEAR WALL STREE
30 ieIry.-rleasant furnished Rooms. second Zoo
with GOOD Boa d. gentleman wife single g6rlemel
SO SS per week Tor two peraon. Also tia
Rooms. fIon 50 70 s. each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

ANTED-BoARo FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE
W ch!d and nurse, or Floor. partly furnished FOR light
housekeeping. In small private iamAy; references given
required Address, stating location, tarms &c, J. j.
box 3,z.J Post olice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

)HILHARNosfC SOCIETY OF NEw YORK.
I The secon1 pubic rehearsal Will take place
Friday DE. IL at ~ o'clock r. s.,
tho Academy of rusa which occasion the celebrated
artist MISS Aide TORI
will play the following FOR the Piano By
Weber, aad FaIss wth orchestral accempaniment Lss.
Grand orchestra OF 100 baDscrpiion SUI
oren. Associate members for concert and Y rctss .s
tickets $40 Subscribing members. l5sconcsr tickets StA
Tickets 10 be had joflens Martens, 7s Broadway;
Schfmers pl Bro saway; schuberih Co, $40 Broadway
Hall SON. 80 BROADWAY, Ring8i DsuncnbcrR Clinton
Hall, and IL the k<udemy of Muse.
H. OGDEN UOREMUs, N. D.. President
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