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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
BRO0KLYN INTELLIGENCE.

The LATE WILLIAM +. BRoUoH.-The remains Of Will
liam Brough, the we'll known vocalist and theatrical
agent, have arrived in this city from England. The
funeral will take place Sunday at two O'Clock P. M
from St. Johns, Episcopal church, Washington street,
Brooklyn
FiRE IN ATLANTIC s1RKFr.-A nre broke out in the
second story Of the house No. 1919 Atlantic
street, about hairpast Ave o'clock yesterday morning
cupicd BY Mr.. Muihoand. The flames communicated TO
the drug store OF H. h. Dickinson the first oor and
thence extended TO the adjoining occupied BY r.
Jones' Mulhoand sustained loss Of $500 In books and
furniture, while Dcknsons loss Is estimated at 500
The building, which belongs to the estate of Jacob
Frost, injured to the amount of $780, The whole
OF the property insured Jones' loss Is about $780,
ACCIDENT FROM EXPLOSIVE OIL -Pwo peddlers, selling
OIL called at the barroom Of the Museum Hotel Atlantic
street. and taking out sample of oil in glass left it
the counter and applied match to it. An explosion
ensued the moment the oil ignited, and the bar
keeper. James Mack, was severely burned about the
head and face in his efforts TO exngush the fame by
blowing II out The OIL men made off during the con-
fusion which eusued
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1888
Lieutenant Commander c. 9. Carpenter 10 detached
from the command Of the Wyoming and placed ON walt
ing orders
The following are also detached from the wyoming
and placed waiting orders Acting Master George r.
wiikna Acting Ensign Charles r. Haskins, Acting
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. somsrby, First assistant
Engineers @. ". ssnser, Francis @. smith and James
Sheridan; second Assistant Engineer Thomas Lynch,
Third Assistant Engineer James Speght, Boats vain
John Basrars Gunner John Staples Passed Assistant
Psymaster Daniel A. Smith, Jr, N detached from the
Wyoming and ordered 70 settle his accounts
First Assistant Engineer d. p. Mccartney detached
from the Asiatic squadron and granted sick leave.
Paymsster II. 1. Wait detached from the New Hamp-
shire and ordered to settle his accounts
Psymastsr Richard Washington ordered 20 the New
Hampshire.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Fred p. Barry ordered
10 the vaudaa
Third Assistant Engineer J. J. Ryan ordered TO the
picket launch ~ Panama United states Of Colon
biA
Acting Master &. W. Adams detached fren the Van
Jalia and granted leave Of absence.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Il. 1858

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1858.
REMOVAL ORLEANS ooUscILnKr
Mr.. woop, dcm.) Of N. Y, offered resolution direct
ing the General OF the Army furnish all the CORES
pondence, by telegraph otherwise between himself
and Major General Hancock relating TO tho removal Of
the counc linen In New Orleans, which adopted.
TAXATION OF UNITED srArEs Bospe
Mr.. LOGAN lrepj Of Ill, introduced Join, resolut,ou
providing from after the 1st day Of Juns 1885,
ali United bonds shall pay an internal tax Of two
per cent per annum, 70 be collected BY deductins
per cent semi Annually from the coupons al the
Treasury, which was referred TO tho Committee On Ways
and Means
CLAIMS GROWING OUT on INDIAN WARS
On motion VI Mr. FLANDERS, Of Washington Territory,
amended by Mr.. CAvArAeH Of Montana Territory, the
secretary OF the Interior directed furnish informs
lion TO all claims file in his department growing
cut Of Indian wars
CIVIL ENGINEERING IN rus Navy.
to ~. Bureau Of c Ensos n ss ss e relating relating
nenI which was referred to the Committee On Naval
rHr wnrsKxr FRAUDS ~ new onrs.sa
Nj CovopE, trep.) Of Pa, presented commun
gvog the history Of the whskey frauds in New Orleans
which was referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means
ABOLITION or provAcy
Mr. CLARK, rsp) Of Kansas, introduced bill 70 sboi.
ism and forever prohibit the system Of peonsge and
Indan slavery in New Mexico, which was referred tc
the Judiciary Committee
LAND orUcr IN rrAH.
Mr. HooFxR tdem.) OF Utah, presented memorial from
the Governor and Legislative Assembly OF Utah for the
esta blisbment Of o land Office In Utah which was re
ferrsd 70 the Conmittes on Public Lands
The House then proceeded as the business OF the
morning hour Friday TO the consd grafton Of reports
Of private character.
RArKN CASH
Mr.. Mygas frep) OF Pa, from the Committee on
Patents reported bill authorizing the Commissioner Of
Patents 10 and entertain renewed application
of Charles Grafton Page, OF Washington for letters
patent for hIs induction apparatus and circuit breakers
known ~ the Induction coil, and " he 10 found the
lnuo ufarf vsog tba
OF persons owning end using apparatus
Ter explanation by Mr.. Myers and the reading or The
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now ready,
contains the very latest European News by the Cable up
to the hour OF publication Teegraphic Dispatches from
Central and South America, mexico and other points;
tho latest Correspondence between President johnson
and General Grant relation TO tho reinstatement Of
Mr. Stanton; the Current News OF the Week; the
Fashions; Amusements; varietss Facete; Scientific,
Artistic Mining Sporting Political Religious and Lite
rary Intelligence Editorial articles the prominent
topics Of the day; Our Agricultural Budget Reviews
of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe
Markets. Financial and Commercial Intelligence, and
accounts Of all important and interesting Of the
week.
lERxs:-single subscription ST. Three copies, s.;
Five copies, So: Ten copies, SIS; Single copies. Eve
cents each. limited number Of advertisements in
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Ne W JERSEY.


DETENTION TRArs.-The Washington train due In
this city Ave o'clock last evening had arrived up
10 eevan o'clock, owing to accident by which
raj OF the were thrown on the track the Ins
between Washington and Philadelphia me Pniladel-
ph train forty minutes past did not STRIVE
I'LL fifteen m mates past eight.
Newark.
PeorossD OVERTHROW or PRESENT POLICE AND
JuprcrlRr>--Ihe mos, intense excitement prevails
among the police Of Newark In consequence Of . bill
recently introduced BY Colonel Price In the State Legs
Iature looking 10 entire change Of the system. The
measure provides that the present force be entirely dis
banded and comm ssonn elected instead. The pro-
rQssd substituting " 'mercanil'e couH' for the
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT.
Mrs. John Dean in CeurG.
Before Judge Thompson.

Tbs announcement that action would be COM
msnced in the City Court Brooklyn, yesterday, by
Mrs. Mary Ann Dean, nee Boxer. against Moses s.
Beach, former proprietor Of the Sun, for libel, drew
large crowd Of persons TO the court room at an
early hour The curious we're. however. doomed to
disappointment In their expectations Of seeing that
celebrated lady, whose romantic marriage with her
fathers goodman several years ago created 20
much interest throughout the country. The present
OF action is based the ground that Mr.. Beach
copied an article from the Washington Intcgencer some
time ago. In which IL stated that Mrs. Dean having
been divorced from her husband had taken refuge In
Aagdaon asylum. Though the trial set down on
The court calendar for yesterday, II postponed,
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ATTACK UPON A sLElsHSs pAary-oss OF THEN SHOT.

From the Evening Telegram, February IA
About ono O'Clock thus morning a party consisting OF
three men were returning from Yonkers. where they
had been segh-rding, and when just this side of 25th
street, Harlem they were overtaken by gang OF
rowdies also in sleigh, who In attempting to ran
into them. Both seighs were upset. dispute then
arose, and finally the parties came to blows when one
OF the rowdies drew pistol and fred too shots one OF
the balls taking effect in the leg OF Joseph Crowley,
siding in West Thirty fourth street. As a. the
last shot was fired the assaants jumped into their
sleigh and made good their Crowley brought
up TO the city and conveyed home, where physician
procured and the bali extracted The wound it is
hoped, will not prove Of q serious nature.
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Judge Lott rendered decision yesterday In tine case
Of Orlando Allen Va A v. Stout, brought 70 recover
damages for fraudulent Representations the credit
sovcncy and condition Of the Starr Arms Company Of
Yonkers the vaue Of the lands OF the company.
The defendant in the present action appealed from the
previous decision Of the court March, 1867, which
rendered verdict for plaintiff in the Of $42, 3lb
Judge Lott in his decision denies the motion 70 set
aside the previous verdict and afirms the judgment
with costa
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listing city Poltos Court y also . subject OF mece
dseusson aosg citizens generally particularly 90 me
bli-aso introduced BY Colonel Prcs-passed the Lever
House yesterday.
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S HlPPING NEW s.


Arrival.
Steamship Minnesota (Br), Price, Liverpool Jan n and
Queenstown 3ls with mdse and 81 passengers to williams
4 Guion. Had westerly gales the entire passage.
For other ShippinQ Ne,cs Seventh PdQe.
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At meeting Of the ncorporators held in tbs city Of
January TO- 1865 resolved thattne entire
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The report OF q. NJ Dodge In relation to the Union
Pacific Railroad states that the only difficult work on
the line Hodges Pass through the rim Of the basin,
whore tunnel OF 6o0 feet will DO required TO obtain
sixty feet maximum grade a. ninety feet grade will
overcome the summit avoiding the tunnel but giving
the heavy work. The balance Of the distance between
sEake river aud the distance sought to DO accomplished
will be slight work. and only small amount Of money
will be needed.
Political Missionaries En- Route for New
Hampshire.
Representatives Maynard Of Tennessee, and Donncy,
OF Minnesota, left Washington this evening for New
Hampshire make speeches bahalf Of the republican
candidate for Governor
The Whi-kcy Frauds as New Orleans.
Representative covods to-day presented communi-
TO the House. with afndavts, concerning whiskey
frauds in New Orleans showing hsw the government s
cheated out Of In that city The Atlantis say
that 10000 gallons should bs returned In . year,
whereas only twenty three and half barrels have been
returned in months further that each distler
has TO paw 'the whiskey rngr 81 600 . month. the
revenue officers getting part OF the money. The
municaiion referred the Committee ways and
Ncana
Beacon ut Long Beach Bar, Peeenic hay.
The pcuSion OF the shipowners Of New York. asking
the establishment Of . beacon Il Long Beach bar,
Peconic Bar. has been referred 10 the Light House
Board. recommends tho erection OF the beacon,
states that for this purpose approprsou OF 900
wioe required The Secretary Of the Treasury snitss
with tho board 10 an application for thsA Of money
United States Supreme Court.
Thefoowing caras we're argued in the Supreme Cenrt
today
No. M7-whis. plaintiff in error, vs. Cannon.
Nc. HJ-Woodson, plaintiff in error Vs. state Of
Missouri
No. Il- Williamson q al, appellants Va Moore, s1-
eeotor, sc, ex pavts Martin end dbl
No se-WIlliasnson, plaintiff In error, W Lingdan.
The Admission OF Alabama.
rwashington correspondence Feb Is, OF the Bosom
Post.
A bill for ths Immediate admission Of Alabama had
been carefully prepared and TO have becn offered
to-day in the Rouse by Mr.. Bingham; but his party
freads persuaded him - suspend on tho ground
sbat General Grant had nosd them OF the probability
III at General Meade woc<d extend the election IA Ala.
hama, and thus the rstGcaton the cons,u.
ton. II this bill should be offered, was thought u
nigh, prevent the extension Of The election, and II WIS
preferable 10 have both CHANGER II the consitu ion bs
nrsily defeated, then the bill can be introduced; yet
there 20 beeve that the bin will be introduced
on Monday without awaiting the result OF the election
ME admias0l OF AaOsma 10 10 be followed by the ad.
m Syop o. eli tbs sspthern staies Copies Of thc Ala
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Having perfect confidence in the integrity Of your enter
prise, and heartily endorsing noble object affords
pleasure tender you grauitousy the OF show
window the display of your diamonds.
JOHN N. GENIN, 5lS Broadway.
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From the Postmaster General Of the United States.
all postmasters that they shall aid this
ivy A. W. RANDALL
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THE LAND HAS BEEN PURCHASED

by this association, and $looOO have already been paid
toward of the battle ground About thirty
acres lad joining the General Meade's
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ave been set apart for the uses Of the Asylum
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General JAMES A. BEAVER, President.


Lieutenant GEORGE b. BERGEN, Secretary.
We hereby certify that have examined the Diamond
Goods Pearls Emerads Rubes and other precious stones
as described In the list and find them all genuine.
HENLE BROS Diamond Importers,
rs Maiden lane, New York.
j. HERMANN, Diamond Setter,
394 Broome street. New York
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21
VOLUME 13--NUMBER 8.
Song of the Moderate Drinker.
BY MRS. FRANCIS D. GAGE,


Come list to my song, all ye gathering throng,
'Tis the song of the boasted "free;"
A song from the heart that has dared to part
With its cherished "liberty."
Oh there was a time, ay, there was time
That quaffed from the flowing bowl,
All sparkling and bright in the rosy light,
Dark madness into my soul.
Though years unblest was the wine-cup pressed
To my lips, with steady hand;
And boasted loud that my manhood proud
Should ne'er waste the drunkard's brand.
Sign the pledge! Not 1 would sooner die
Than sign myself thus a slave;
For the right to think and the right to drink
Belong to the strong and brave.
Thus the weak g. the young with influence strong,
led into ruins path;
And the fathers fears and the mothers tears
l spurned with foul words of wrath.
But there came a time. cen in manhood's prime
When my spirit quailed within,
When my only boy, my hope and joy,
Fell victim TO the sin.
ooh! talk not" cried he, "of your fears for me
Away with your pledge, away!
A drunkard or sot my fatheris not,
And he drinks with each passing day"
All friend, shall l tell how my loved one fell
How the blight of the sparkling bowl,
Though it scared not my frame, with its scorch
ing fame,
Burned It's course into my soul
Then give me your pen, ye strong, true men,
For the day and the hour has come
1t has come at length, when my power an,
strength,
Shall be given to conquer Rum.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21

Rev. DR.. Hatfield OF Chicago says
@rhere are no less than 2,200 IL
eensed rulnsellers in Chicago, besides
numerous unlicensed places where it
is dealt out. Supposing that one-half
the people drank, this was a grog-
shop to every so souls. Suppose
that each place sold $40 worth of
liquor per day, there would be an
aggregate OF $l6,00O,0OO expended
for liquor in a single year" Such
is. the condition of society where Ii
cense laws prevail. sals2
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21
Miscellaneous Items.


In Cheyenne hay costs $12O a ton.
Arizona grows cactuses fifty feet
high.
Hens in Florida are so accommoda-
ting as to lay all winter.
Brooklyn is two-thirds boarding
houses.
Chicago divorces 2O9 couples per
annum.
Michigan will no longer divorce
outsiders.
Chinese grammars are printed in
Germany.
Memphis grows more and more
murderous.
Chicago has a Scandinavian paper
the Pokrok.
Nebraska settlers build their houses
in five hours.
In Indiana they fine people for
whispering in church.
A new Mormon Bible has been
published in Illinois.
St. Stephens Sunday School, in
New York, is the largest in the coun-
try.
The city Of Milwaukee, Wis, has
10000 inhabitants and 10000 saloons
and drinking places.
A man in Minnesota is to be hung
for murder on the testimony of an i'd
lot boy.
Three Philadelphia newsdealers
have been arrested for selling one of
the latest nasty pictorial weeklies.
A Connecticut man out in San Fran
cisco filled his pocket with stones, wa
ded out into the bay and drowned
himself.
Somebody says that Thad. Stevens
is only living on in hopes that Parton
will die first, and spare his memory ;
biography.
A brother of the Jackson who sho
Col. Ellsworth has just been killed b,
his own son, whom he had kicked GU
of doors.
An Illinois man attempted to han!
himself the other day, but was Gu
down by his wife, who beat him sound
ly for his naughtiness.
An independent candidate for sher
if in Kentucky puts forward as hi
chief claim the fact that he once slep
with Andrew jackson.
Two of the worlds wonders ar
getting out of joint. The Strasbour
clock is giving out, and the leanin
tower of Pisa is in danger of fallin
to pieces.
Upward of 5000 ministers in Grea
Britain are in favor of the liquo
traffic. Among these, more than l
900 belong to the Presbyterian de
nomination.
The number of bones in a man, in
Guiding 80 teeth, is 240, as follows
OF the head 63, trunk 63, upper limb
GA, and lower limbs 60. There j
said to be the same number in woman
with the addition of 1877 pins.
Some one asked Thad. Stevens O
Wednesday afternoon what he though
of Gen. Grant now. His reply wa
He is a bolder man than | though
him; we will let him into the churc
now."
Two Missourians in Linn count
had fight the other day about q null
Phillips discharged his gun at Siber
d instantly killing him, and also KILN
his child in its mothers arms, and
), COW belonging to Sibert.
If ale, whiskey and wine are ALLOW
able, then hard cider is; if they al
not allowable, then cider is not, fc
they all belong to the same famil,
1t has been recommended for dyspel
|, sia, and so have a thousand othe
+ articles more or less injurious.
= stimulates the stomach to increase
: activity for the time, but in the en-
|. leaves it more deranged and debil
fofod tbon ovar
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21

At the great Chicago anti-temper-
ance mass meeting, one of the speak
ers said: "On Sunday we ascend the
hill of social pleasure and drown our
troubles in good beer and fiery wine,
and forget all the cares of life." And
so they oppose all Sabbath laws.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21

Six medical Institutions of Liver
pool, in 1864, the Royal Infrmary,
North Hospital, South Hospital, North
Dispensary, South -DiSpensary and
Rose Hill Dispensary treated 1900
cases of injury or accidents caused by
intoxication. This was about two
thirds Of the whole number treated
the whole number of cases being
1878. -
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III. p. BALLARD a. Co.

For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, Venison, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds Of
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21
COOKING STOVES.

GOOD Samaritan, Stewart, Soap Stone, Parlor
VI Office, and other Stoves, always on hand
Our stock is much the largest to be found in the
county. We can undersell all competitors il
this branch of trade. See if we can't.
T.. Ii. TRUE & co.
Newport, Jan. 25, 1867.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21
Country Produce.
1872 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK

Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
WAREHOUSE. All orders promptly attended to
References NORTH River Bank, n. Y. City; Da-
yid Muir, 2 Broadway, n. Y. Ballard & Bro,
Richmond, Va; d. G. McCotter, l4l Broad
way, n. Y. Smith S Maynard, Is COurtland
ST., N. Y; IL l.. Simson, 1856 Washington St.,
NY; ]. I. Whitebouse, 25 Courtland St., N
Y; ID. S. HaYens SOUTHAMPTON. i. l.
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SOMETHING NEW.
TIN SHOP AT WEST ALBANY!

lin ohUF HI WEOl AL0HNIi
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Albany and vicinity that he has
just started Tin Shop under the New Store in
West Albany, where he keeps constantly on hand
and for sale all kinds of
TIN, SHEET IRON AND HARDWARE, STOVES,
AND PIPE.
Job Work done on short notice and at reasonable
rates. Those wishing to purchase SAP PANS
the coming spring will please hand in their or
ders as soon as convenient l will make
Sugar ~ Dairy Tools
so low that the pcor can afford to buy. All work
warranted My motto is "L Live and Let Live" 1"
u Terms Cash or Ready Pay. / keep no
Books.
SAMUEL Il. DOTY.
AIhanv nec 15 1872
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COFFINS AND CAsKETs.

N excellent assortment of Coffins and Cas-
n kets always kept on hand and furnished to
order with appropriate trimmings, and at short
notice by
f.. Il. TRUE & co.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21

An Illinois man attempted to hang
himself the other day, but was cut
down by his wife, who beat him sound
ly for his naughtiness.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21

An independent candidate for sher-
iff in Kentucky puts forward as his
chief claim the fact that he once slept
with Andrew Jackson.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-21

Some one asked Thad. Stevens on
Wednesday afternoon what he thought
Of Gen. Grant now. His reply was,
" He is a bolder man than | thought
him; we will let him into the church
now."
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's
i Steamship AMERICA, q. Ernst, Master,
On TIL RS AY. June n,
carrying the United States mall vii sail from the Bremen
pier, foot OF Third street hoboken taking
London, Havre Southampton and brenen,
at the following rates, payable In gold =
cabn. .&l2O
Second cabin ~
TO be followed By steamship WISER, q. Wenke, Master
Thursday June 1s
For freight or passage apply to-
OEtRICHS CO., SO Broad street.
NOTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA
IN Captain Price, sails from pier 46 North river Queens
town and Liverpool on Wednesday June IT, at o'clock A.
M tender will leave the pier at 2 o'clock precisely Cabin
passage $50 gold steerage, $50 currency Apply 10 WILL
tIAMS a GU1ON, 20 broadway
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ITO LET-IN GOOD ORDER THE PARLORs, BASE
ments and two Bedrooms In the third story of house lib
south Fourth street, Brooklyn. Baltimore heater and water
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

ITO LET-MARBLE FRONT HOUSE, THREE STORY
and basement high soop all modern improvem ents and
nxturps all n good order 17h East Thirty third
from Second Call this the owner
premises. from 10 TO o'clock. Rent. 81, 100.
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ITO OLET-rNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED, A THREE
story hi b stoop brick House, junction OF Sixth
avenue and Broadway Rent low.
r. II. HINE. 5sl Sixth avenue.
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ITO LET WITH IMMEDIATE Poss EsSIOS, A MOS
desirable three story House t2sth street, bewee
Fourth ant Filth avenues containing all the Improvement
low rent Apply 10 CHAkLEs RUSTON, 20 Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1868-06-09

YTO Let's RLEFCKER STREET BETWEEN BROAD
and Rowey story and attic House. for private
rrsidence'o light busness rent l60 In iuire next
No. 80.
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ITO LET-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
i Dweln., In complete order; responsible principals
Arply premises li3 East Twentyhrs street, tGramercy
park).