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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17
MAR RIED.

BAuEY-SnyExs-I Burlington, Saturday even
NJ. July 18th by the Rev D. ". Dayton PETER
BAILEY Of Glenns Fails, y. Y, and ALICE STEVENS
Of Burlington. Vt.
Plattsburgh papers please copy.
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Con.n!efe .FSxorimenl
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
burlington June o., 1865 ;. BEACH
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RICHMOND Br-rru NHKET.-Buter sold Mon
fsv 1t - TO IS cents, and cheese at 10 to II
cont. Market very lightly stocked
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4 GENTS WANTED f.r tas oF1cAL HIS

\ TtpT M, r. ~ - = ''' s'.c URN liL HIS
Conduct and Results. By Hon. ALrytxDsg "a
STEPHENS.
It, ready sale. combined with au increased commits.
son make 10 the BEST subscription hook ever put
L-hcd.
One agent ll Eistnn, Pa, reports - subscribers u
three days. Another In Boston II1 subscriber. In
four days
send for circulars and see our terms. and fll de-
scription Of the work. Address NATIONAL PUB
LISTING CO., PHILADELPHIA Pa
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YER MONT NEWS.

and Sullivan Barber after severe fight.
patents were issued June Both to Horace p
GAZE, Of Washington, Vt, for improvement in til,
manufacture Of sugar to Homer Lewis, of Ben
nington, for improvement in spirit levels t,
Dennis Lane, of Montpelier, for improvement il
head blocks for saw mills tic Edwin C. Smith
Of Brandon, for improved stove polish; and t.
y. B. Douglass, of Cornwall, for improvement
IN hay leaders.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
young man, about % years Of age, who's,
name is unknown, but was supposed to be from
Rome, \. Y, was drowned in a mill pond il
East Montpelier on the ID
The spire Of the new Congregational church il
Montpelier is just completed 1t is of wood
covered with slate, and the point is 100 feet from
the ground.
Mr. George Robinson, in the employ OF John
W. Clark, carria ge manufacturer, of Montpelier,
had the middle finger Of his right hand taken of
at the first Joint, last Saturday, while working a
sticking machine.
Mr. Frederick Marsh died in Montpelier July
1st
D, Cb,s Clark of Nrort,el;er ,-,. throw,
from his WAGON welres,l,, r,or,,ir Nv. collision
with another vehicle and seriously but not
dangerously injured.
: yl''.'yi Una, zen pal'y smith non
...' ~, '''i''.'''' anu non - W. l'=''S'''
'' 'i'g Dg'''''i'''' '''''e '''e''''''' at
-''''' i'''''' VII '''''S next
wINnHAN COUNTY
hec'nily some boys in Westminster, VT dug
fourteen foxes ont Of one hole. Two weeks ago
some boys in that town took sixteen ont of an-
other hole, and did not think it much of day
for foxes either.
Mr.. Geo. ;. Cowles of Hatfield. Mas. COM
mittel suicide by hanging himself with 81 hand
Lerchief To- hi, bed post at the American House
in Br4ttlcaoro. last Friday morning he was
insane and rr..,cliu. for his health. under the
care ofan attendant, who left him only for "a few
moments, and on hi. return found tine door
boltel and before entrance could bee effected te
was extinct
There. have been lur four death. IN Bat,re-
| barl this year.
A youn. man I'm the employ of H,nkel a
/ Fisher tlrrf-,,.. ls,r. Mt Er,trr.l.r, sawed
several tirg.r. ot M. ri.,r hand ,.r, l1Iry ou
Monde, ,,tfr. r,,nin,, .;r.ur.,.., ,,
4. ". r...-.l..., 1.r..r... H. ..-
badly -.sll-l 9, few ,,y- since hi, the .t,,n. ,,-
canine from, I,i. tarner- and Noes Daniels.
will. .,.ri-..,.., I..srI emf -3. fn-.-. III his
| r.t. f.,.j
rp.,,..p .r. A.. .....i A. p.i...- t.,..,r
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We hear that the rroprietors ot the Malletts
Bay House are preparing 10 enlarge that popular
resort I.y the addition of large brick building,
so hv 50 feet, 20 which the present house will be
o. wing.
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NOTICE.

OUR old customers will take notice that we have
~ now cloths from Middlebury mills, which we
can exchange for Wool. ,.......,
Hneshurgh June 2oth-w2mos.
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Tie tr,t interuent in the new Lake View
Cemetery was made on Wednesday that of the
remain, Of Mrs Thomas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17

The Democrats of Burlington fired salute of
tlirtv-.even guns. Friday evening last, over the
nominations. but, an ola Democrat said: 1T
didn't seem 10 DC much u-e-iu-t firing minute
run. over Il dead han
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FARM FOR. SALE.

y Fletcher, Franklin County Vt, mile from cen
L tire Of town, containing about ls0 acres. VIII
keep -l lows and teams. Buildings and lrnces
good CID susar trees. rood ruuuin- water two
sVot orchards. NIl Dee sold reasonable. Terms 70
suit purchaser Inquire ofor address, B. KINSLEY.
Fletcher, vermont.
july 18Th. I-t~-wtf
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n OR Ny MEDITATION % rHrE ~nALL h. -v.gT'r-
ALL pronounce this e. be- not only the most 5er4-
fifut ~ design but also tle best .r.1lt.t and Iesti
cd q ne the most pouur and r1iif sfEfug steel IN
gr7riHg ever published iu the United Stat.s. NV
Is the time ior old agents and all wishing "a good
paving business, to commence and sell this masuf-
terms.
r s FULLER & 90. Puh... Snr-nescIl Mn
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MoTHpANCHEs. FRECkLEsS TAN.

The ouly RELIABLE REMEDY for those brown dis
coloratons on the face is Perrys Moth and Freckle
Lotion" Prepared only by Or. B. c. Perry 70 Bond
Street, New York. sold every where.
Marc % d6w6m.
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1868.
sprrial 0Otitrs.

"OUT OF sORTs."-TakeDR. S. o. RI9H
ARDSoN'S SHERRY WINE BITTERS. the most
medicinal in the market. Established in 1905
March 18th, WON.
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| lrpu
| -. ...., s.u r. p.,,.
So ,,.i;e'i an lly
Ile ol I'M J. i'''' o' S' wing CLERKS ana
''ls i'''i
Ten thousand persons have died of yellow fs-
! yer in CaIlao and Lima The rlyages of the
disease have ceased IN the former place
At Great Falls. Nd. sunday ui1bt.a house
OCCUPIED bv colored family was struck ly
| lightning and two sisters in bel were instantly
killed, while third, sitting near by. was
stripped of her clothing and very badly ugueL
| 4 .Ipr,,yrpau in Montreal C.,u,da Ina. l...,
fuel fin. ,,riti,,, in vejlo.t 81, widow .l.I a.,
wears IN g, .r..antible vontb or 1G T,e .-
/ iriage Ina, been appullei
! .,-.-,'I-..I'.. ''.'
| H. -, .il. f..
'' ''''
mere were earthquahes DID, the northern part
OIL Equator on me LIN oh June. iy winch %
| ~ o. amount gu property "l' 't''' 'Ai
''' i''' were ''''
| The Hon. john Lothrop Motley. and the lion.
| Charles Francis Adams have arrived ut N,s
| York from Euruc
TIA. eIit.-i.l '.,,.,,..;..,. ~ NJ. rr.,.-r...
nil i.. l.lI -,. .i.. .,,,,i' 80 1,f.. .t p,.,
W. H.. T-1,'tSt.,I.
Inc only copy OF the nfst newspaper pi'Ii.i
IN America, known TO De ln existence. is h tle
| bi4lI7A archives lA Loh''i-
ami evening one lay Inst month Hm.llt.. -H
| a." u-hes-0uy liza less IMAM i'.- '-H-.i= Dire
"Ao-e month ol MY
gentleman recently dicl IN N..Iilni.;.Da,
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TOBACCO ANTIpnrE.

NAEEANrED 10 remote All DESIRE for T9sa-.a.
ms great remedy j. an excellent appetizer. Do pm
rifles the blood. inyisurates the iv.f,.n r...ls
SEES great nuur-hin- and strengthen .a- power. on
sHlo- the stomach To digest the heartesff aI makes
steep refreshing and establishes robust health.
SHlotfr' and thsrers for Fun Tears Cu-ef Price.
FIFTY Cents. post free treatise on the iuiuri arI
effects N Tobacco, with lists Of references testir
mas &e-, sENI FREE. Agent wanted AIdr-,~
Dr. T. K. ABBuTl. Jersey CITY. New Jersey
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LAMoILLE COUNTY.

while three little boys were strawberrying in
Mr.. Luther Lilley's pasture, one of them, son
of A. Dwinnel, Esq, deputy jaier, was attack
ed by a horse in savage manner. His little
companions, two boys about his own age-six
We judge-bravely tried to drive the horse of
but to no effect, and it was only after a severe
beating with clubs by two men who happened
to be near enough to come to the rescue, that
the animal, which, by the by, was never known
to be vicious, was driven off 1t was almost a
miracle that the little fellow escaped as he did
with no broken bones, or very severe injury.
Hon. Geo. W. Hendee, H. H. Powers ESQ,
and Asa R. Camp, are the competing candidates
for the Lamoille County Senatorship, Senator
Hendee has held the office for two years, and
his reelection is urged by the friends of La
noble Valley R. R
Mr.. Powers has many friends a.nd would
make an excellent and efficient nom inee. Mr..
Camp is a merchant at Stowe, and has been
Bank Commissioner, when they had such
things.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
A dog followed the train. few days since,
from Cayendish to Proctorsville-a distance of
some two or three mile--lud came in only a
few rods behind His master was aboard the
train, and the dog jumped into the bagga ge car,
but through mistake was put of, and was deter
mined not To- he left.
Ellis Wood. Of North Poufret. Vt. ha- two
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17
nR. LANCLEY's ROOF ANp HERB

II III I'M NJ .UTN T0TW0UV fTT TVUr
plant m al IT'S forms, Humor ofthe Blood and skin
Scroiu!a, Dyspepsia Costveuess, Indigestion Jauu-
U.ee' Hea4aehc and Bilious Diseases, General Deti-
lily. sc. They cleanse the system. regulate 10
bowels, restore the appetite. purify the bIoof
strengthen the body, and thoroughly ureuar. il la
re-, disease OF ali kinds GEp- e.. GOODWIN
co. Boston. Mas. Sold iy all Druggists
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BAuEE ArnEeE.-Ihe anniversary exercises
In this institution commenced on Thursday eve
ming with an address by President Angel of the
University Of Vermont, Oh " The Method, and
spirit Of Study It was thoughtful and use
full address and was received with great favor
by the numerous audience. The Graduating
Exercises took place on Friday afternoon, fol-
Lowell by an address by Hon. G. V. Willard Of
Montpelier, on d" Vermont, So and Poem by Il.
NJ. Heller, of Troy. The exercises were All Of
unusual interest
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
The Rest Reaper Knife Grinder!

~ ~ Y It''tF'I NIIII' ''IIHUtT
MADE Of FINE EMERY AMI VULCAN
VI FED = I BEER. firm AS steel and Al -
W A - TR [ +. Cuts five times as fas; ~ the
Grint,tone, and gives PERFECT EDGE.
weighs hut @ pounds, is c.amped Q. the machine a
pans or table runs rapidly By gear and turns .l-
n.y. j. tie best ami cheapest See 10 before YOU tuv
For Circulars and EES IEBN- o. AGENTS. address
r.. J. II ORkE.
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Qem Adrertisen ents.
GOOD RRJCKI-.yrpS

Nv ILLlNG to work 10 HOURS day. at the
W rate Of 50, will find steady employment by
calling on or addressing SECRETARY or THE ME-
CHANlCS TRADERS EXCHANGE, No 81 Lib
erty st., New York
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4 LIN Z MAN can make siCO per month lv sell
u LLuYu's bgUBLE REvoLVfSe Wall Mars
Every uodt wants one- Addre-- az once tu secure
territory.
NEW ENGLANn lfAP AGFNcY N..t.-i, r 1
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LETTER CETTEE.

KEY. lock. GUN. * SEWING MACHINE
E.FAIRING.
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0rw advertisements.
INDICTMENTS 10

0HCARPENTERS to work on the County Fair
81 Buildings. Apply to
ELNORE JOHNSON.
Burlington, July gth-d6wtf
SPLENDID INDUCEMENTS to Agents
- No HUMBUG. Address DOUGLAS COMBI-
NATION WASHER and WRINGER CO., Richmond,
Vt. 4. =. DOUGLAS. General Agent.
Jun. 4 N. nNMtf
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DENTISTRY.

nR. W. L. HARRIS, having returned to Burling
~ ton, has fitted Us and opened suit frooms on
the corner of Church and College Streets, over Ly
mans Store
DR.. Harris has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years and can saicy guarantee perfect ats
meton in all operations, both in the operative and
mechanical departments.
He refers, with pleasure, to W. Carpenter. VI. D.,
s. ". Thaver. M. D.. b. ". Carpenter. MD. d&w.
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A CURIOUS BOOk.-A beautifully fIlustra
n ted book, worth thousand dollars sent fire.,
NANDERPOOL, No, % Clinton Place, New YORK
City.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25
49, HILLsBoRoUGH, N c. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1868

its hair and crows feet around the. eyes.
II is hard enough to loose life's gladness
and elasticity--it is hard enough 10 see
youth drifting away. without adding to the
bitter cup one drop Of scorn! You do not
know what she has endured; you never
can know until experience teaches you; |;
- wait. before you sneer at the Old Maid.
Wait. sir, before you add billiard room
TO your house, and buy the fast horse that
Black and White and all the rest Of !" the
fellows" covei. Wait, and think whether
you can afford it--whether your outstand-
ing bills are all paid and your liabilities
fully met, and all the chances aud changes
u life duly provided for. Wait. and ask
Yourself how you would like, ten years
From now, TO see your fair wife struggling
with poverty, your children shabby and
want stricken. and yourself miserable
hanger on round corner grocers and one
horse gambling saloons. You think that is
impossible; do you remember what Hazel
rid to the seer of old " Is thy servant a
dog that he should do this thing 7"
Wait. merchant, before you tell the pale
faced youth from the country /" that you can
do nothing for him." You can do some
thing for him; Won can give him word Of
cncouragement--aw wort of advice. There
ms lime once when you were young and
poor, aud friendless. Have you forgotten
| ii alreadyf 7 Ee sa... :.
Wait, blue eyed lassie. wait while be.
isre you say - yes" 10 the Jashing young
fellow who says he can't live without you.
Wait until you have ascertained " for sure
spd for certain" as the children say, that
the cigar aud the wine bottle, and the card
table are not TO be your rivals 10 his heart;
little delry won't hurt him, whatever be
NAV say-just see il it will @5 4. +
And wait, my friend with the brown
Inoustache don't commit yourself 70 Laura
Matilda until you are sure she will be kint
ss'gonr old mather, and gentle with youl
little sisters, and true, loving wife TO you
instead Of mere puppet who lives on the
breath OF fashion and excitement, and re-
CARDS the sunny -side of Broadway as Sc.
cond only to EIysium! Asa general thing,
people are in two great hurry in the
world we say wait, wait p #s#
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25

his villages, and associations are being form
ed for the purchase Of steam pioughs.' a
This description refers TO 1865. This
year the crop Of cotton in Egypt is so large
as to seriously affect the market. las
AT the last show Of the Royal Agricultu-
raj Society Of England, Messrs. Fowler &
Sons, Of Leeds. were awarded the prize
cup which had been offered by the Vice
roy Of Egypt for ten horse power steam
plough, especially adapted for countries
where repairs Of machinery are not costly
made--cosling, all complete. about Zoo.
Ii is a startling thought. that under the
shadow Of the Pyramius, which carry US
back to the earliest barbarous civilization,
two hundred sets Of steam ploughing appa-
ratus are now in use in q country that is
no better adapted for the improvement
than our western Prairies, and among a
people who are ignorant Of the FIRST prin-
ciprs Of modern mechanics, an almost uni
vcrsa familiarity with which constitutes
our chiei claim to material supremacy.
4 month ago there Was an account pub
llshed Of the capture BY brigands Of young
English farmer, while he was working a
steam ploughing apparatus on his fathers
estate near Smyrna. lie was rescued by
the aid of the Ephesas Railroad aud Tele-
graph Co. Does the Star of Empire al
ways westward wend its way !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25
THE WOMAN QUESTION" IN swITzER,
."a#~@* #H@**~.~ @#* LAND. "f@~~ ~"~}

DR.. J. G. Holland. C'rimothy Titcomb, J
in letter from Switzerland, published in
the Springfield Republican on Monday,
gives tie following statement of the condi-
tion Of the laboring women of that country:
4" Here the woman question exhibits o
very different phase from that which il pre-
sents in the United States. In most de.
partments OF labor in Switzerland no dilfe-
renee whatever is made between women
and men, except that men get more for a
day's work done than women. The women
are everywhere. They are in shops, the
vineyards, the potato fields. They are the
sections Of churches. They sell mainly the
products OF farms and gartlers in the market
place they gather up the droppings Of the
streets. and often, am assured, tend the
hod. They are partners in business with
their husbands. The hotels Glbbon and
Richmont in Lausannaar are kept by Ritter
Rossel'--RIter being the name of the hus.
band. and Rossei that Of the wife--the land
lord and the landlady. A celebrated pen
sion school is kept here by M. Oliver de
Speyr'-the two names representing those
Of the husband aud wife respectively. WO-
man has here all the variety of pursuit she
can desue. have not heard Of her preach
Ing Or practicing law or medicine, but real
ly do not see what should hinder, IL she de.
sires il
"wsli, what is the effect Of this intro.
duction Of women into the work and busi.
ness oi men! Simply, the universal degra-
dation Of men, and women too. When
look around me here, aud see men working
for franc day, simply because women
can be procured to do bis work Cor bail a
franc, IL strikes me that, as a man, have
some interest in the settlement Of this ques-
tion concerning women's labor in America.
The whole laboring population Of Switzer-
land are ia the hands Of the capitalist, sim
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25
WATT

Wait m0ment, young man, before You
throw that money down OIL the bar and de-
mund glass Of brandy and water. Ask
yourself II twenty-five cents cannot be bet
ter invested in something else. Put il
back in your puckel, aud give il TO the lit
tie cripple who sells matches on .he corner.
Take my word lor it. you will not be sor-
.ry. --.s....s ..... .-...:..--~...... ..- I.
Wait, madam--think twice before you,de-
eide on that hundred dollar shawl. a
hundred dollars is a great deal Of money |;
one dollar Is 4 great deal, when people once
consider the amount Of good il will accom-
pIish, in careful hands. Your husbands
business is uncertain, there is financial
crisis close at hand. Who knows what that
hundred dollars may be to you yeti
Wait, sir, before you buy that saudy
amethyst breast pin you are surveying 50
earnestly through the jewelers. plate glass
windows. Keep your money for another
piece Of jewelry-a plain gold wedding ring
made 10 hi a rosy hneer that you wot O:.
A shirt neatly irOned and stockings darued
like lace work are better than gilt breaches
aud flaming amethysts. You can't afford
to msrrys Wait, and think the matter
over
Wait, mother. before, you speak harsh
ly 10 the little chubby rogue who has turn
his apron and sOiled his white Marsellles
Jacket. He Is only child, and "moth-
rr' is the sweetest word in all the world 10
him. Needle and thread and soapsuds will
repair all damages; but il ypu once teach
him to shrink IRON his mother, and hide
away his childish faults, that damage can.
mol be repaired.
Wait, husband, before You wonder audi
bly, why your wife don't get along with ia
mily cars aud household responsibilities
"as your mother did, She Is doing her
best, aud no woman can endure that best to
be sighted. Remember the nights she set
up with the little babe that died remember
the love and care she bestowed on you when
you had that long fit Of illnessl Do you
think she is made Of cast ironf Watt
wait with silence and forbesrance, and the
light will Gene back into her eyes, the old
light 81 the old days. 4~ y
| wsit,wife, before you speak soreproach.
fully 10 your husband when he comes home
late, and weary and "out Of Sorts" He
has worked for you all day long he has
wrestled, hand in hand, with care, aud sell
6shness, aud greed; and all The demons
that follow 10 the train Of money making.
Let home be another atmosphere entirely ;
LEI him IeeI that there Is one place in the
world where he can find peace, aud quiet,
and perfect love. s
Wait, bright young girls, before you afch
your pretty eyes, and whisper /" old maid"
as the quiet figure steals BY, with silver in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE AND LOT
II No. 81 Fortyninh street. opposite Columbia College, to
SALE with furniture; 2ox52xl00. Apply premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

NEW HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS, GOOD GARDEN.
"A near Wiiamsbfidge depot, Harlem Railway. Kent
- 49, ! STANLEY DAY, a25 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

u'o LET-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE IN
East Broadway Gouyerneur street Inquire at 206
Monroe street. ThOS. NAKtEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

ITO LET-h NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, WITT
ground, Beach street. Richmond road Staple OF
(second anding Staten Is.and May rent $3.50. Ad
dress N. box III Herald ollee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

A SMALL HOUSE TO LET-FURNISHED IN COM
n pe.e orcr housekeeping, including bed aud table
linen piano convenient 70 Broadway AMI Eighth avenue
cars rent Sll5 Apply rs Vest Filtyourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

FURNISHED HOUSE IN TWENTY SECOND
"a street near Fourth avenue S2,5o0 An uniurnished
House in Twenty ghth street Fourth avenue, $780,
STANLEY DAY, 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

r ao5 BRoADwAY-BY STANLEY DAY, FURNISHED
aud city and country Houses. For deserip
lion location ana rent Estate Circular, mailed free
o address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

ITO RENT FURNISHED-AE EXTRA WIDE ENGLISl
Thirtyfoarth Apply TO E. II. LUDLOW CO., No.
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

rT'o LET-To SMALL FAMILY ONLY, A HANDSOME
y, fully furnished House. pleasantly located; strict.
class; $3.50 per monlh part Ia 1oard IL desired. Pos
session nine dsteiy Principals only need apply. Hous
owner, A. G.. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

75s THIRD AvENUE-To LET, FURNISHED,
n very desirable story high oop brown stone House,
well and fully furnished principal part of rent taken in
board lamily also nice House on Beekman
tern ace East Forysixh street Make note OF
this call JAMES hOWE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

A SPLENDID CHANCE.-FoUR FOUR STORY AND
"A cellar brick Tenement Houses above Twenty-thrd
street. sde will be sold for 1886 600 Pr
Dwellings Store and Tenement Property always hand
FRED. w. FENNEK, 1858 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

4 FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
II Sixth avenues IS West IwenlysAlh street. party iur
uisLed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

A NUMBER OF FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
Houses sale good LOCALITIES also Leases
with Furniture sale. DUkYEA, fEARSALL Co.,
s23 Broadway, corner Twenty-irst street.