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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
BOLD ROBBERY IN WALL STREET.

Three Million Two Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars In Checks stolen from Bunk Mes
senRer.
One Of the bodess robberes that has occurred In this
city for some time past took place in Wall street yestsr
day 1t appears that as messenger Of tho New York
State National Bank passing the corner Of Wall and
William streets yesterday afternoon from tho Clearing
House, with sache containing So 200 900 in exchange
checks. that had bcen deposited in various city banks
against tho State Bank. and $500 in bills, BIO was at
tackled on the corner Of Wall aud William streets
by q man who seized hold OF the saichs
and attempted to take II from him. struggle
ensued, during which ths ,nger was dragged by
force sleigh which stood at the c0rnar. with
the horses head turned down William street. HIS
assaan,, reaching tho scigo, jumpst into H. where
whipped up the horse as soon his companion, with
the satchsl, had got In, and the sleigh was rapidly
driven down the street. tho boy clnsins 70 y aud cry
street, by OF the men. Strange 10 say, not ono Of
the passersby seemed 10 pay any attention 10
the men In tho sogh or the messenger probably shins-
As soon as the robbery was made known snpcriu-
sndent Kennedy In company with Captain john Young,
proceeded down town and had prolonged interview
with the bank officers, aud afterwards instituted plan
by which Il rs hoped, tho bold perpetrators Of tho OUT
rage will be caught
Every body who knows anything about the manner in
which tho checks that deposited n various banks
against ono bank are arranged by the Clearing House
will understand that tho checks stolen In this Instance
valueless and that the bank will only be has
inconvenience Tor rev days IN leGntnR who inc
various dcpnsitors against u In the other banks are
The amount hat less than 1--WE hundred dollars In
grecnback Ks, therefore, Is the only amount lost.
Besides the So ECO 900 Ia certified checks there
in the aiche $400 900 in checks that not certified
aud these tho bank viii have good dea! Of trouble 70
trace 10 their proper quarter.
II appears that ihs messenger who was attacked hac
few minutes previous 10 the robbery len the bank
with $4,000 900 in exchange checks and had the balance
against the bank his return.
Every effort Is being made 10 discover lie highway
mcn aud il be hoped, we're II only TO deter others
from following 'rasks, that they Will be over
hauled and severely doalg with. t##
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labor. o.s ~ thsss conpanIes-shs Empire Gold Mia.
ing Company IL North Csrol,as-may DO quoted ~ .
case In psnk Il pays monthly dividends Of one per
cssh snd ~ stock 10 unknown 10 Wall street. With
the csmplstea Of the Pacific Railway our mining ter
rories will become accessible and the cost Of ali
tho requisites for sfcisnt mining will be reduced 70
point whore the Inducements TO develop mining pro-
perry viii b. much sreatsf tAaa they have been
hitherto
The foreign exchange market was nrro. wsth very
limited amount Of bills offering The leading drawers
asked ITO for sterling. at sixty days and shs German
bankers advanced their RATES for continental bills
Bankers bls England, at sixty days. quoted At
1927 ITO; Al three days, iiex 11o1; commercial
bills, l0sk lo9K bills on Parie, slxty days, us
5lak: al three days, 5.l2H alo. o,he< sins were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
SUPREME cuuRr-clacuIr-pAsT 2.

Bacchas, Euterps aud the Riisd Goddess
MuN Carl Formcs In Court.
Before Judge Barnard
Jossph Bernard Us. Carl FbnNs G ck-This was an
action brought Tor the recovery Of $780, the amount Of
note made by Carl Fsrmes, the distinguished basso,
and endorsed by the other defendants seems that At
times signor Formes had occasion to use wines and
other potent Installations Of tho fruits and cereals in
order to modnlae intensity his dalcet voice. and In
order to accomplish this very desirable object resoed to
the establishment Of the plaintiff, who is dealer in
wines and liquors. where he procuced selections from
choice vnlaees OF Austria, hs native cline France and
Italy, Being about leave the United states for Europe
the plaintiff procured his arrest for the original debt
and after his discharge from duranca vile he gave the
note ia question TO plaintiff endorsed by tho other dc.
PENDANTS Henry H. Morange, counsel for defendants,
claimed that the note TO the ether defendants was
without consideration tho plaintiff taking II with no.
tce, and thai the endorsements made at plaintiffs
request The jury after short elaboration found .
verdict FOR plaintiff against the defendant Formes
For painiin Samuel HIsh; for defendants, H. II. Mo-
range
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Id
heavy. We note sales OF 3v9) lbs De.rog At %.
.-xc- BALTIMORE was quoted at ziLc and Portage Lake
Cssptrs.-Adansnnc in demand: 1000 boxes
sosed OF q. DC prcrs ranged froGl pc % nc
Sperm wsre quoted ~ S-c aud patent al Ssc.
CEsESr --f;oaendae dull aud unchanged as - rs
DYgwpopa Domingo levwOad was al SlJ, god.
Jamaica generally quoted SIS 81. gold
DRuGs bYFsPrfces were generally Stcndy, but tho
business light Sales 100 ,oas soda ash 2s axe,
csusic 4sc. &c. gold; l00 kegs b. NJ
sc, DO, 1uu misunderstanding powders AT g. 1a,
rciIcy. and casks cream tartar II &c. gold
FLorR Avn GnsiN.-keceips 16Ishbix. -four $50 do.
meal and fv0 bushels Tho for state
Mnxg9p duh bul unchanged. Their ag
expor, orders here hut business checked BY ths
largo. the sass connncd TO about 5Oo bbi..
appended FOR California -four there srarcey
ssles 30 Si2 10 siS h1the
latter quotson being extreme figure southern nour
duh sf sale. ba unchanged IN ysluc tho transactions
irsod - about 30 bbs. Rye -FOUR not in de-
And exrsp. in retail way, and aud prices nominal
though h0ldcrS hrIn sales az go bh made.
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&C. o.c ss s Sc sh :as middle %a scs
middle. c lsc kssry sse Ale sSasa. fsS. $50 Sie
MoIiss-fSs marks, no new newt fesiSsss Tisrs
vsrs ao.ss e. = mSS sss rssoe.ed .,.
again light and prices farther declined 10 per
inside tsus he 1 srsss. ssrs in i'm
Sd sa s md rs e
sass ma aoo 1sis som9a = 81 ~ do
as 5 and 40 81 d. s soo a. ..ranss and
p nI e - 40 ra Va ss fSs ss y x - aid
Of lnsssd were aaohanssd ana the demand
paint al va. G Co., A na. 81 sS
ana prices were ennrey nominal Lard steady small
CASKS auosss $ &, II aud "a IKE, per D.
meats. 81 lard rs hogs The market FOR
pn r. aos s Prizes s
confined % about go bos mess cash and regular" A.
livery nrssssd hogs were SneSanssa At w. Zoe city,
ses vas age a. former prizes s ss l .sis i.s oos
beet hams The sales limited a6oa, y bbs at $50
s sd WAS aa ana soon ~ %
and N euyer favor sales 10 boxes cut on
prices were UNBALANCED The sales mere about so Ds a.
iiasi but { prices as were unchanged ''@' 80
rrraolsUn Crude, in bulk. no, much sought after;
y: .sS: sas arg; sss I @
s asr Esya's ssr.' i %
auiss only sales reported being OO0 bills standard
white. for Dccsmoer. a. 25c . 25'4o. All -.
Rics wssdul nominal Carolina was Quoted at SIC.
scG.n-yhs business in raw was again almost unim-
refining Cuba AZ iiHc ii5c. good do lls4o 5sc and
No AZ pax ssc l2Ac The sales 96s BOXES lc
lsc. light demand hut seady with small
iissps hs.a aud "a; ys ss;sa a us ''' ~A'
lac Iac timothy 81 50 50 IS; rough mar, 81 80 81 49,
sales q consequences were reported; prices Of
COLA. a ''s - ''''''-' : I ~
SALrThe market remained quiet, but prices were quite
uniform Jobbers' prices follows Liverpool - =
s. lofOr Asaions $!sos s. Is FOR Marshals Morthing
tons and Dcskns wv Tor ground aud oSsc aoc Tor
TALLow sp rngly in about former prices.
TonAgeo.-.,usness In all kinds has been materially
oh by the snowstom. Sales 2 hhds kentucky At &C.
nH.-fig almost neglected. the only saes heard
OF being slabs Aascca At 2sc, gOli English nomi
nal st 25c., aud Banoa Zoe straits weis nominal of
plates sales reported.
wooLfhe demand continues good. and Notwithstanding
the OF the weather ycsieriy lair bus,nes IA
medium grades of fleece better demand
than the other grades and rather scarce and firmly he'd
steady. though some dealers. are asking u tribe
fair inquiry bu. We have no sales OF moment report
sale Of l0 bales East India has boen made howaycr on
The sales Of aeeces are $4,000 6oc, lcludins
l6UU lbs Western al Sos.. lWO do do al &c. svVu no.
as a. 1sc asg.e aud ssooo do. Quo It SOC SsSc
1,0D do. Xxx and abose OHIO sSe eoc-s lvvJo 40.
s and qao ss n ss les 40 ana aoS ao
tine do Ohio, SOC ssc. 900 do washed iowa s..c
lsoo canada combnG, hoo state and Ohio and ~ wy
super and Sc s5c for extra: $500 lbs calrniA lSc
81. I S s.sr sa y a D a. and Curry srDs @
NC; also $500 los. Texas NJ isr n nc.
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The Wheat m.rsr dull and nominal The "a
~ 10 = IS. ~ su aiss s az !. " nd
waste nl.eens.s slss Corn was gales. bgi .es!cs 40
nsv mixed Nes~En $500 81 IS 81 ~ Ter OH mlx-f
wessesn stcr sna 81 n fsf lss wat. southern usss
ss.isl. ~ 81 az . ssesu al s asosnp '' Eys SAs
sitt eas hlm. hfsae bold AZ ~ 10 ~ fses of sry
4 nv ~ a WI W.. sss , s., = Il a''l
4, s'.s. .sss rs-n sy ssi ana ME-, =;
W. srs.asg ~ ssi.os 1FArs q Id s Ss3r,re-.
~ AZ 80 ~ .s.. sersa - I ss4
" 49, sssss y II ~ s..sssss 49, zee - s,s2s,
,ss.e y nr.sl gsrt On ths Coolasn ft,res sal
csssss ~s. svii 40 asiees go. norissy snch.nsrd
%. we 90 nssn soasai sissf ~. prices see ~
= Ia a. 4, ~ COW :. is sSs n. ~ 10 S s,.r IS
:, - - rs..s isfm. bsenes syrss $50 lbs wsfe
s s.se 4 y Is.a' i s = ~ 2 es w w.
ne ,. o 81. 4 = gs.ss = c. z ri Isss .
~ Msnofe-. sasoss las Us p lcs, vsra crz IL u
~, ~ 70 60 ~ Issa. ~ = y sss a. !. ss nc
iIs.. r,a.ss..y .... .na ,l. A.la Al sss s7s-,
nvsr -.sh YES. were suA sna scmlasl; Manila VA
'iis ssrss-E..ss'n we've eaes.s .,-ssysss
iass N alsss ~ss ds tcs ssssay - d 20 FOR esnmcn
ri.s NV. r. 80. e :; rs;:'' 80. .
Lfsp-Tas dsrsna fef 20 was srlr.rnr'r-' and pixies
Is. s'g $50 s s,s-s T. ssaus-
,ss %. ~ 1890 .'s "a, sss.ss ,
ne sss'' So. r c. ss r.. 81; "a s. sss
5 81 - A'ss, e. s s. - sss -,
No. ~, AVA s,sAssA 80 ssis., gsw ss~sss4, ~
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AlgGYp HaEwAy Ropasns- "A fsw dsyt sncs
account appeared Ia he Hsofp or me myssrous di,sp
pearancs Or two young girls from their u Brook
Ign. Thsgrls who fifteen and srsssn years Of sse
respectively, lsn their houses " Ba,hwck avenue,
on Sunday last evidently with .s ntsn,on Of going 70
church. bu. snes leaving noue they have not been
heard Of Nv their parents For the last week the father
OF one 81 the children has been hunting al the civ
looking fer the 1854 cDcs His nsme Il John HssfsngA
N EsslishaaD, sad ony Shout fous months In Vac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
SUPERIOR CuuaT-TRIAL Ieam-pAaT |.
A Suit 10 Recover $4,000
Before Judge Barbour.

Before Judge BARBOUR.
H H. Smith q Co. John r. Wytie and Edward
Wdds.-This was action TO recover tho pro-
Goods OF nine notes, amounting to about sl5, 900.
received by the defendants, and sold on account
TO the painufs. sugar importers or this city,
and the defendants having failed TO pay over the
proceeds arrested. motion was then brought
forward to order OF arrest and after
consideration the matter referred TO . referee
whose report in favor OF the defendants vacated by
order and the arrest denied This latter con-
frmed by the General Term. The now came TO be
tried by Jury and had concluded ut the rising OF
the court "a
Messrs E. Parson and Weeks aud Foster were counsel
for the plaintiffs and Messrs. Wo0droofo, Smith, Phelps
and Renviis for the defendants.
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ANOTHER BOLD ROBBERY.

Mr. O. w. Miller. gentleman dong business IN Wall
street, while sitting In the Cold Room day two ago
had hts pocketbook taken fror the breast pocket
By a who boldly walked up TO him and W
by chance struck his coat topen On feeling mans
hand pass his hearl he fell for his aud
found that tho pockcthook containing 5000 Ia siosks,
was gone, likewise tho thief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

meeting was held Of For Edward on the 10th inst,
composed OF crwardcfs boanen aud others dona bus
the Champaln canal 10 take into consideration
tho condition Of tuat mportan. avenue Of commerce.
Delegates present from Troy, West Tr0y, Whitehall
New York. Waterford, Fort Edward Sandy Ill., GIens
faifs, Hartford Argyle. Northumberland and Putnam.
Resolutions we're adopted declaring that tbs meath.
had confidence To tho management OF the chanplAn
canal and requesting immediate repeal OF the
tract REPAIRS and urging the Legislature 70
return the pol cy Of placing the CANA In tss hands Of
honest slpsrn londsnis and nslnecrx
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Charles Graham, who pleaded guilty to stealing i've
pairs OF sleeve buttons from tho Of tiffany Co.,
sentenced the sss Prison for four years and
mon:hs
Carl Passman convicted Of attempt at rape,
tenced 10 tho State Prison for five years.
Pulp Monahan, charged with causing tho death Of
Thomas Cosarove on tho 18th Of July last pleaded
guilty manslaugher In the fourth deSrco, and Was re-
mauded for sentence.
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N BANKRUPTCY.

Tho Rights OF Petitioners In Bnnitruptcy-
Important Decision.
Yesterday morning Judge Balchsord rendered . de-
elslon Ia tho case Of George W. Klmoali, an alleged
bankrupt who had been arrested BY process OF stA.s
court white proceeding 10 tina oce OF ths Register In
Bankruptcy, TO whom his case had been referred The
Judge decides that the bankrupt must be discharged
the ground that his arrest and I'M prison mert
ton of ts privilege a. witness proiscssa by tie sub.
ponA Of Tie United states District Court
Opposition 60 Order nj Discharge.
IN ne jiitsr If James Shsr--Thc petitioner applied
for his order Of dischargs and the meeting held
before Register zetctlm. The house OF Malcolm son
Co, OF Liverpool, by Their agents In New York. fed
notice OF opposition on allegations that the petitioner
had obtained from them large advances upon shipments
or cotton ~ fraud aud that their
loss amounted TO 81 0Op Dir. Lee appeared for Tho OPP
p9sirg creditors and Edwin James for the bankrupt
After taxing testimony the further hearing Was
adjourned ~ Friday next.
IN az Mater If j. n Yacy, This was also an april.
cation for order Of discharge, held before Register
wlfsGs "a opposition was nici on bctsf OF MessrS
Martin merchants. London. England, by Mr.. Lyons
Sass counsel N th CITY. On tss application Of Edwin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

Action Against mn Insurance Company.
Before Judge McCunu-
Eiisateh Russell us. the st. Nicholas hsurance Com
pany--Thz was an action to recover $4,s44. the
amount Of insurance for which plaintiffs propertya
restaurant with furniture, &c.-was insured with the
defendants The jury having heard all the evidence in
the case, returned verdict for plaintiff for $907
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
SUPREME cOURT-eERsaAL TERM.

Notice TO Candidates for Admission - tho
Bar.
Candidates FOR admission 10 Che bar who were or.
smned at the late examination in November last
requested to assemble In the Supreme Court General
Term Room. on Monday, the 10th Instant at ten o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of bong sworn and receiving
their warrants.
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HnIf-nnat Two O'Clock r. 4
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRfDAT, Dec. I3-6 7. n.
BrrswAx dull AID nominal at <0c . sls for Western
and Southern rcspecty ely.
Corrox.-There improved demand for this staple,
mainy export and holders obtained advance Of Nc
per 10, the market closing firm the improvement the
footed about soJ bales nclad ing lsS FOR export
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

James counsel for the petitioner che hearing vas post
ponea 70 Friday next f'
Petition Filed In Bankruptcy.
Tho following petition filed In bankruptcy yester
day:-cornelius westervslt, New York city Referred
70 Register Dwight
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sehr Grand n. asa. ormIey wIaa.sr he. q a.g4 w.s

schr Grand Pre- trrl Gormiey Windsor ns. ~ dagAwih
' So. osn sss SsG BOYD k Il
sssT ss'i s Gs.; ;sa .sG roe FSst'h
s scsr e9 9o Josnaoa sosop e.ov,a.
ssSr Ms Sss ss S S.Is. s.~ Haven.
sehr nsrrle. sarah, Lawrence, New Haven.
sssr Ks sy s To, csaam e. rs. s''n
ssar J i Erainsrd Buier' Portland c.
schr y D Hrainsrd, Buell. Portland. O.
s ssSr Alamo Alamo, Ryder. Sor,hrors,
schr Norma. Ackerson, caid spclnr.
The following arrived The I2th:--
Bark julia Brantree tnrl. White winasor with rsstss.
Big Toreses TUCKER Windsor Il daSs. ~ish ss.ssr. y
sesr wm TEN Morris calsi,.
soSr i ehlds, Nasa an' b sSsa'
s sssr N s..s., sp gsss. smith Eaasor
sss$.r ssgss S e, Fssssss
sss ssI Iai Peck. Avery. Boston
schr Mary Ann, Dickson, Boston for baltimore,
s:sr poss Ss! sGs ss nssGS z. rDa
schr Calharine Wilcox. ---. New Heaord FOR PhAde.
schr VIM Q Snow rutaill. Taan,on for fhn4aalpAia.
schr Laura Gertrude. Hansen Providence.
sssr sSsa ~ ar lasps
scnr Reading Railroad 70 IS. Kelly. NeswaiE>
s ssS f { ass'' S eve NAV New Haven
scsr Cornwall, HAIL. New Haven for Baltimore
Schr Carrie. Knox. Portland, c.
Schr G Evans Torrance, Greenwich.
schr Sea BIRD, Wallace, Stamford.
sesr siosu nan M.rs@ s,a%iorS for Es.sssapsr
schr Is II Haven. Weir. Northport
Schr Ethan Alen Smith. Nofhport
Schr Escort. Warson. Sorbport
Schr Bristol May. Northpori for Bcrxen, Point
schr DIR Powers. Wing Orient
The following are at Elzlbe,hport. ready IN ssil:-
schy Star, Crowell Ezshcthprri for Provide
schr u hi.nin. Davis Ella anchp or far Wsrron, ri.
schs voris White, Elxsbehoort for RED Bank. NJ.
SAILED.
Steamships Eagle, Havana: weser Breron: Niagsrs.
Norfolk; virginia Petersburg. Souder ChAriesDn Wa
Clyde, Wlmngon, NC; and others.
Wind c. sunset N. fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

The receipts for customs aud the receipts, pay msnr
and balances nj the Subrrsasury In this oity for sh
expired portion Of the week havo been - follows:-
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svrosrrn ~ rus ugHsLp STEAM ytcH~s.
s.-smsllp olsasas seisaa Dos''s, wa mi.e =
Cytes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

The OF the inportaons Of dry goods at the port
for The week ending December ~ compares with the
previous week ~ follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

Reclpts. Rscsipn Paymenta Balaaces.
Dec $500 500 81 9i4 o0s 81 IA S23 410s, 36s,a72
Dec 10... 173026 1,O930T1 2,0la,ldS los, e32.476
Dec H.. $50, $50 lll5,4ll l,l57523 10a.ss0, 500
Doc a.. l73, 262 l22l.s0l 633 OTIS 1p4,x,9 900
Dec Ia. :. 10000 797.2o4 gas 09s lo5,o5i 400
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NEW YORK CITY.
United STATES oIsTslcI COURT.

Alleged Sale Of Cotton Bclouxing 10 che Lntc
anfedersltc Eovcrnment-ftaira Million In.
v0ivcd.
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T h E CR o P s..
REPORTS GENERALLY STILL FAVORABLE.
Damage from Rains Through
the South.

The crop reports throughout the country are gsner-
ally altering for abundant harvest especially in
wheat The Department OF Agriculture estimates that
che total yield the States and Territories will bs q
ssas! 200 600 bushels against $50, 600 BUSH
sls last year. Considerable damage has undoubtedly
tssn done to the crops throughout the South BY the
recent heavy rains First repors however. apt to
b exiravagant and the wheat crop has already been
secured in that portion OF the country There yet
time for good crop OF South II much Of IL
has to BE- repanted The yield Of sweet potatoes viii
also probably BE- very large Cotton has been checked,
and fear the yield may not be large was gensr-
ally expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
IA Three story, high stoop Possession Immediately Rent
very low 70 good tenant " East Twenty-ninth street,
near Madison avenue.
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rHE FINEST DESCRIPTION bf JOB PRINTTNo AND
al ess than any other place. promptly
done the Metropolitan JOB Prnang Establishment W
Nassau street.
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AT THE ORIGINAL N. MARKS. ss SIXTH AvENyE.
IA ladies' and gentlemen receive 80 per cent tan
by any other in the city for their casoG ClothnA
Carpets Furniture. Jewsry, Furs, Ac. Please be kim
waited upon BY Mrs. Marks in and out Of the CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES.
9th Av., BETWEEN 22D AND SD STS., OVER CAR
pet storeSituations wanted for first class girls city
andcO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

4 TTENTroN.-LARGE ORDERS RECEIVES AT THE
well known establishment OF r. ROSENBERG ~ Seventh
avenue purchase Wearing Apparel Carpets Furniture.
BeddnR Ladies gents having any 10 dispose Of viii
ccive highest prices by calling addressing
Mrs. RosEkBEEG, number AZ above Orders sttened 70
In or out OF the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

(yExTLEMBN HAVING ANY GAIT orr 0LorHrN1
Srss.Ss JAMES RiRRSHfsicK ~ Pearl street near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

AT 50 EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY,
"A L. CASHBER0 pays the highest Bruadway prices for
ladies' and genteme's CASTOR Clothing. Ladies waited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

A FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED AND PARTS
N of Houses TO etAso fine Country Places TO lot
sale. Call early at 2D3 West Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

A SEVERAL FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
IA. Houses, in city and country; very cheap rents; i'm.
mediate possession. FREEMAN 4 CO., 2l2 Broadway