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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
The Democratic R35ster.

We a;a often asked how aGtl whCn
IL "sS 5hstt tar loo~trr was a"op,ed
IS lie i4emoci,&ilc " IT OF siit',tSS.
il has been asked rs I9oie tir'.aani
Il since ), Deacon OF lar !!G.,ZetteT
ahSna>,el il l.0m 0Hr aitire anl aD
pro, i#tch il to his eva Use, Ihe
rooster MAS ii Il knoWn the days o;
.icfi,,I .on or J"c;;son. It WAS NOT
uniii 80 late II period as 1870, the
-. loL cdo;I.." =" hard cider. and
coca si,in" ran,rai.n. which re
suited in the election OF Geter:d
Harrison, that he made his ap!e ~
anue. Indiana then mad her State
eie- ions in August. Tie edit9r o;
Gun lesDeCted DenlGrl'atic cotcmpo-
Iaiy. The indianapolis Sentinel. WIS
joan ". Chapman. In those tlar>,
OF ,oui.,p. there were no t"lenI rhs
and few railroads in the West. I.0-
rom0lion was SLOW, and it required
tl..yS. anI even weeks. tn %rt ANY lie
';nuS il ON the back counties 1t ~
ndopencd that in particular cpH ii
il Iaiana, Who>a name we do E".
lccoilrrt. the Democrats made " :E,s<l
over The previous elections. I'm ed
thUsiHStic Democrat wrote d iFfend
i i indianapolis tie neWS. and not
! knowing Mr.. Chapman. the Ed5iur
OF he Sentinel. personally. requested
his +, lend 10 communicate The .,.ci )
To Chapman. adding neSe Significant
wo!dS. Tell Chapman 10 Cow.
! He lii lc Thought. by that cXprcSS;n
! in mivdtc Ic itr. he was ln.I,>h
! :ng IL powerful iartN vi h an emn'"m
which will las, pcl hauS lor centuries.
j 1le writer OF thiS famous letter is
now. doubtless. in his grave. and
! poor Chapman has long heeu 'he'e
Sat. catching the inspiration o. ms
second land core >n0ndent. Chan-
man did ..cinw in the Sentinel. 4hd
as he business of Growing Is h>u
allv done by chanticecr. he Iana' ID,
ort one of those fine large hntts Al
! lie head of his columns. That wa'
tie inst rooster ever placed II :
Democratic paper to reloce over
Democratic victory. AS the @erc,a
results of that election We're H"aps
, us, il WAS ii matter of deiisiou 10
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
prosptttnsV

Grant. IN his reply to the speech
of Gen. WaIbridgr, heading the del
egaij'n from !h- Louisville. CONNER
ciaI Convention. prufrsspd great
desire TO have '.ali sectional bitter
urSS aud unkInfaeSS erddicated.1
IL making suciI profession, anil
It the SAME time giving such a sap
porr 10 tlr reconstruction intanv as
- IN ended tn place Mississippi anil
GrNis under negro and CARPET -bagnrr
rnir. he is guilty of Hypocrisy ~ r.
pn'sire as it is possible Tor nsln to
rAhihit.
in his letter of acceptance. h- in
v"krd peace. Is there pcare ~ tue
S"nih 10 day! How has the rr,7,,
HiIuciIon infamv worked in FipFila
and North Caro!iua! They have
- loyal" governments in those S'atrs.
How id it work in Tennessee! To-
day it is reported that lynci, law
Iri9nS in Louisiana.
Ii is drmonSlra ra,ed that to place u
Southern State government in the
. to ''oI ganize hell" What wa<
propilery when Senator Do"i''tl
first einn'oyrd the expreSsinn .sn,s,-
el. is now history. What is H.. lrn
Processes friendship for q ls+"i,'r,
and then plots to make them Snhi ct
II hall halbaroas negroes and alien
petty scouudltiS?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
Cur Chip Basket.

Great eariosity-A woman with
out it.
Agreeable lit ektie-Pre!iy girls
arms.
Wit once bought is worth twice
Taught.
Trade knows neither friend nor
kindred
Voices from the vasty deep-Fish
balls.
Praise without profit puts little in
the pocket.
Tie first condition in life is to he
alive. : Beecker.
Refreshments at the OPERA
Tongues and sounds.
y want of poltcness-Buwins to
(. Il lamp post at midnight.
Tie PRAYER of the Office seeker
! ., that | were an event that might
take place.
] Men. like bullets, go farthest
Nhei they are smoothest.
T Bitter sarcasm-Wishing deaf
man happy new ear.
Conrtship is bliss but matri'nonJ
is blister.
The al,est Illustrated Paper Out
y gIeenhack
Perfect integrity and properly
cooked beef-Steak are rare.
what ails your eye, Joe p 1
told IL man he lied,' replied joe.
An unsuccessful politician says
The most difficult vacancies for hm
10 fll are the vacahc.es in his own
family stomach.
Nell mated lovers are like the
two wings of dove. bearing one
hpart between them, and always
moving harmoniously.
II You can not inspire woman
with love of You, fill her aonre the
brm with love of herself; all that
runS over will be yours.
Jake, lend ne ten dollars till [
sell my dog E Jake replied so"'h-
ingly and sympathetically, "O,',
Jim, wouldn't sell him %
Life in the Spring time is life in
. .,n lis forms-li!e with sweet
, breath in it. life, with a song III it,
ife wit light in it.
Ideas" said Eoltairc. are like
boards. Men only get them when
they grow up. and women never
have any" What wretch
q A young lady of Stanton, Virginia,
;. keeps list of her male acqual"t-
ane,s in il pocket diary, and calls it
y her devotional him book.
. Better to III alone than in bad
:. COMPANY" True; but unfortunate
y many persons are never IN $" bad
q company as when they are alone.
II A Bremen Journal contains the
h following advertisement "a Honns
:. rel tlemar, on the point of getting
+ nar.i ii, Is desirouS of meeting Il
: man of experience who Will dissuaiie
{ nim from the step"
d Shall we take bus up Broad
" way z" SAID a yOung New Yorker
who WAS showing his country cousin
+ about town. "Oh, dear, no." said
o the alarmed gill, a wouldn't dc
Il tliat in the street."
y !, In what month do ladies tall
" least! February, the ghortest one
Why am inlolcnt persons bed
= ZOO short for them q? Because the,
=, are too long in them.
/, Why does II person who is poorl,
;. osp his sense of touch Because h
iluu't fee well.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

In the late New York election, the
question: OF uuiNe' sat np..ru >F'ii,a.c
WAS suUnIi Ted t" "A Vote of the leo
pie II Srirratr pronnSi;ion. Along
with the ipw ruusl i,uiiA.,, il ": de
iratrd. Tne New Io. !; Wo.nl re-
marks on ii:
This renewed rejection of negro
suffrage Is Il tWuilt:N result, IN
view ut the ;nl iiicati ion of ;he XVIII
Amendment hy The last legislature.
Tine people haYe rrpndjatcd the rat
,:ic.Iilnn Wh'C!i !nrN never
ed. Nhea III" n iiNrng Legislature
WAS elected. neither patty supposed
iiHt %utli a question wou'd arts" to
h" acted upoH. II The Chicago plat
folm, ihr Re. il :irran party hHi sol
rIIniN di:avnN any iri~ IIion to
force nr%r" : lfla4r on "the Inyal
StateS.' They asserted tnat th'
enntsol of the suffrage ii the loval
| States r,nt ely h+iongS lo the p"o
pie thrrrn.. ..'lrr people of this Safe
/ haViu, r-inkrd and condemnrd
/ the unanihnI wed ri iiiiiration ot The
! XVII Amendment. the i".isla'u .
I just elected is mo all Uou1ld 10 re-
( Woke ii.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

The Democracy of Sew York have
eie, ted Il majority in both branches
of the State Legislature, for the ii st
time i'll many years. This probably
assures the repeal of good deal of
special legislation that has hern done
IN Years past for the express brnriG
of the Radical party. New York
city-leputed to be the most corrunt
city on the coDtinent-haS tor Years
been governed from that fountain
head of corrup; ion, the Legislature.
at Albany. Ii the inhabitants of
New York are not capable of SELF
government, the better way would
he to install Il small sized monarchy
on Manhattan island, and not To
make lhe Inhabitants of that island
the tributary va>sals of ii partisan
uligarehy at Albany.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

The cots in songs are very uire
and pretty, no doubt, 'hut who
wouldn't prefer nice mattress on y
oily good French bed stead!
a lady wants sona one to lpveht
machine to tell how tar husbands ="
M the evening when they "Just step
down to ~ PostOflice."
TAX, tive pr-ons seldom read.
This is among the few truths which
,nnear tine more we reflect apon
them For what is reading but
silent G Dnversation
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
rom liz " s.


The cans 1f Judge Dent ail"i.;n
II noli,on OF the Democratic i1eSS
tor ,,iNimg aid and coinlot t" the Rad
icnl parry. i'll opposing the pIr'en-
>ions OF Inc Judge so the Governor
ship ol the State. We accord to ihe
conduct ors OF those papers honesty
of puI pose anda sincere desile TO do.
in their Judgement, what seems to
them best for the interest of the
STATE and the people. We at the
same ime claim in our humble way
the same sincerity. and an earnest
des&e to promote the welfare Of the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
3pottrp.
BAT liz WITH LIFE.

~ 80
L ar rh." p b'avely.
slut Ia IT and true,
NJ ct thy '"t~ g'avrly.
Strive with them TOO
Let them not win from thee,
Tear Of regret.
Such were sin from thee,
Hope for good yet.
ROME thee from drooping.
Care laden soul,
Mournlul!y STOPPING
Meath sriei's control.
Far DER the gloom that lies
Shroudnig the earth,
Light tom t. e eternal skies
Shows US thy worth:
Ne We thee yet stronger,
Resolute mind
Let care no longer
Heavily bind,
Rise on thy eagle wings
Gloriously FREE.
Till from material things
Pare thou shalt be
Bear We mp brayely.-
Soul ana mind, too;
Dronn not so gravely,
B,id heart and tue!
Clear rays rf streaming light
Shire through the gloom.
G Hl'- love il beaming bright
T. ,n found the tomb.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

The Montgomery Mail, Ieollina in
to lhe tinahtial affairs of he State
government, proves that tGe Rldi-
Gals. in their two Years of power
have expended twice ia murh as was
exprnar,l hy the nrmHTats IN their
last TWO years of administration
Cur carpe bag rule costs the people
of Alabama a million and IA half !,
year--.r large price for poor article
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
NO. A..

the Wing papers. when any Whiy
victory was Obtaihcd. 10 add these
words. "Tell Chapman to crow"
This assisted 10 fix the matter in the
public mind, and to nalionaIizr he
emblem. No better one could have
been adopted. The roo>ttrI,. proba
bly, the most gallant and bravest o
:he birds. He is never conpr.nIro
as long as he has has lie. BrI., )
today. he is ever ready ioIrnew li..
fight with his cunGueror Tomorrow.
He is also a iine and handsome Speci
hIen Of the tpatEered tribe. and no
one more kecni, enjoys victory on
loudly proclaimS il. NJ. chapman
little thought that by Introducing
that rooster into his columns. ,.p WAS
giving his Hame Il celebrity " Uhi.h
would never have been attained. even
by sharp and fofcihIe eGiloriaI.-
CEciaHGti Enquire.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20
pErRoLENE RUNNING FLUID

This - he gr'di dSsiie,u'un' # III" az
D. will not smoke will not smell in burning II can
not b" eNpl"h d. l. vii! oct grease y"ui hand. or
Clothes No greasy dir'v substance collects the
outs de Of the lamp II burns with great r briGcN.
Stradincss AMI Sottues than any Cnal DH kn"wn. i
will burn /" any lamp with MarcN's Hinge Burner. 'r
with the Diamond or Lighthouse Burner l2-Iy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

s@ The place to buy your clothing
is at Dancy, the Clothier's IL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-20

VI. 81. SsaEee "a,

PROPRIETOR - PATENT pE,LER IN
PAT. PETROLENE BURNING FLUID.
Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, G. Glassware:
139 Poydrns ~. BET. Camp a ~ ChH-.,
NEW ORLEANS La.
ALL ORDERS PROHPTIY ATTENDED TO.
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
" Post ONCE and Court House Building.
NEW YORK CITY, Nov g, 1879.

OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
NEW YORK CRY, Nov. SO, 1879
Sealed proposals VIII be received ut the Office OF the SUPER
furnishing delivering at the she OF the building hir.
ywo 90 east Iron Columns, Bed Plates &c. for use ~ the
once and Court rouse Building at New YORK city; s,
AZ he sasegs must DC sound smooth ana sagh, o. sne
shown BY the scEeaae ami drawings Castings ms.
viii be paid for; Will casing or section
ting u repe from the requirements OF the drawings 30
All hearings q columns bases and plates must be pianei
Tersecly rue all bOtIoes drAed AMI the eatise WORK
cleaned or and finished a frst class
Proposals VIII be made by the eieoe Tor the various cast
n-S The entire to DO completed on or before the
l2ln day of January 1870 and lie deiyeed as required
The work viii not be suodiyiici among different bidders
made monthly delivery aud acceptance OF te castings
~ the superintendent deducting ten cent un the bna
All bids be accompanied by penal bond in tho
awarded him, the suc,ney OF the security % be certted
~ the District Attorney o. The district where the bidder re-
sides. .
II IL be deemed for the interests OF the government TO DO So
advertisement will consdcred keuHer VIII any pro-
engaged in the manuiaetufe 81
not the facities for setting out the castinas
g. 7. hULBURD, superintendent
npFIcE OF TUE BOARD OF EDUCATION, GRAND
" street, corner OF Elm. =, =. 49,
Scaled Proposals WIN be received at this Office until tho 18th
day 81 December 10 o'clock NJ Tor supplying for
public schools under tie iurt icon OF tho
Board of Education hooks Stationery and other articles
CURED for commencing on Tho Isl lay Of January,
civ ana country publisher. OF books dealers IN the
viii be- Iven ia ali cases to BIDS Of princ!pa TIC Com.
miee being DESTROYS tnst commissions az any heretofore
pTiee u tho va ious arilcles bid for.
sample o. each article mus, Accompany acc. Tho bid
m 81 the articles required VIII be furnished on appca-
ton 10 the Clerk Of the Board o. Edncauen. -
THOMAS MURPHY, Supplies.
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nFFIcE or TUE BOARD OF EDUCATION, GRAY
" street, corner of Elm. .


DROPRTETARY UGGiSTs OR OTHERS
L. having proprietlry rlce to dispose Of ind
purchaser BY addressing CASH, box 2ya New York Post
Once
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= ASHLAND PLACE PERRY STREET, NEAR GREEN
- witch hyenue)-Newly furnished Rooms sfngly IN
suits. with hot and cold water, with Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

4 BLOCK FROM FIFTH AYENtE.-bARGE AND
Handsomely furnished r. ons, suitable FOR families and
single gentlemen Ne. lt wayeey place, opposite Washing
IN ullnEn
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= EAST NINTH STREET TWO DOORS FROM FIFTH
:, avcnue-Three Rooms second floor, furnished with
BEDROOM ami ample closets let, with without private
table. References exchanged
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


A N ELEGANT THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE,
II 3ds Lexington avenue, Murray Hill, Foreth street
most desirable location; price moderate Apply to
on the premises.
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Ly HATHEwAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,
~. Monday 10Th, AZ 90 O'Clock, 10 ycscy street, Wines,
Liquors Teas Groceries, Champagnes Fixtures safe, syups'
Watchea by order OF Marshal
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AND LopcERs WANTED.

> BLOCK FROM CITY HALL.-FRANKFoRr HOUSE,
Frankfort street. corner OF william. $50 rooms; aceon-
odae gentlemen only sc 0c per day; 81 ~ TO SS per
week. Open am night
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DY Nj. DOUGHTY, ArCTIOyEER
- Second hand Household Furniture
= Velvet tapestry ana Ingram Carpets, mirrors, &C.
w. DOUGHTY VIII sell on Monday November =, at l0l3
O'clock at the saesro0m ~ Nassau street. large assor
ment OF faror and Chamber SUITS Velvet Tapestry AMI In
Carpets, Lounges, Nardrotcs. oval and square Mir
China. CrocAery and Glass WARE Enc Oh Paintings
&c The whole be peremporily soid without
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DEAL ESTATE NorIcE.-JAMEs NJ MILLER Will
EseSsn 9 So.dsa ssrs y
2, .r Land IN the town Yonkers the Central
,a'saa Weedswn depot fSs
ad y orasr NJ 9asans ss ssni%e
s o a. so az q s hrss . F particulars and At
all hours a. wilans6ridgs depot, Harlem Railroad
os.r ~ HEGEMAN a co, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30
Senas +. ss ss o,o,a street Fulton
SON nrogaee BY hoaa very fine Piano
@ e pqa a Ss IN LooaSn fs1 s
nnc Cut Glass. Kitchen Utensils, Plants, &c.
TAMEs cAGNEy, AucrlogEER AND REAL ESTATE
"a agent ONCE 30 Wsshneon street, VIII sell this day al
a' ss@ c sss sGrs ire ss rs Gag
trs Of m, haIn ssns egars Pies &C. Also the furni
Kitchen Furniture SsSoo 10 ADVANCE on general msr
chandise
cs. IRA AK Hn Asq rgtsg EsmEyRSruEE CAR
GEL on Tuesday th inst At 10Y O'Clock East Thirty
Tables walnu. Beisteads bureaus Wsshs,ands Cottage
s ssx ha aoI ss IN slsen reps and SIR broea
curtains octave Piano, Eageres marble top Tabes, &C.
Also io' nne 5eweiry sals perenpsory
pAwNsRoxER's SALE THIS DAY-BY JOHN MoRrI
MER IS last Broadway, Of 400 lots Mems and Womsna
clothing Bedding and other desirable pledges by order
NJ soS o4y
BbroaaTs corner Of HOWARD street WI zen wedaesa
75Ooo feet rosewood oak mahogany and maple yeneers
The above goods suitable for All classes cabinet
makers pianoorte brush makers carpenters and others
Catalogues nj sale.
- RICHARD WALTERS, Auclioneer
nrso wheleaae stock ee!s, Bolts Nuts. SAWS, Paints
J. .. soASsKLl, Deputy. JAMES o'BRIEN. Sheriff.
CHERRIES sALE-REcTIFYING DITILLERY.-
- ARD WALTERS, Anctioneer, viii sell this day Mon
IL O'Clock. at 300 Hester
rseufying dstery Via -siaading asks Liquors Wines
all Bar Fixtures &c. JAMES o'BRIEN, shern.
JAMES Ryan Deputy.
n,HoMAs GAFFNEy 4 CO., MISUNDERSTANDING
% Chambers streetwii sell this day II O'clock tho
Stock and Fixtures Of Grocery Store Il King Sale
positive, in one or niufe lots
w BY MALLORY 4 bLAoKWELL.
80 Liberty street,
Auc!ionees aud Real Estate Brokers'
Tuesday. Decembet7
i2 o'clock the Exchange saesroom, III Broadway
lie enth avenues Seventeenth ishteent AMI Nineteenth
Streets Brooklyn and seeey street. Windsor terrace Flat
bush,
~, BY Of Charles Courier, Esl.
The proximity OF the ABOVE property 10
Prospect Park,
Coney Island Plank Road Boulevard
. AMI Tue
Horse railroads
makes i very aes.raoie Tor investment
who Is ureatdent,
and tho property must be sold
81 per cent can remain on bond and mortgage
Maps ana 19er p8rcI9fs a. The once q sus.,onesers
yVILLIAM Writer'S, AUcTIoSEEa.-sELLs THIS
French Faed Fer ard aan Gsses
Dining other Tables PIANO. Etaseres Library and Book
black walnut eaan.eied Chamber SUITS others
tresse blankets Sheets China class Silver Stoves 20 or
fof housekeeping 40 saved from he Also mort.
gage sale OF Furniture, Carpets, &c.
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90 WEST TTENTY-sECoND STREET. BETWEEN
40 Fifth and Sixth Gentleman and wife two
single gentlemen ind pleasant Rooms, with or without
Board, wiki erence.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A NrIQuE FURNITURE. CARVINGS, BRONZES,
N Sevrcs Porcelain and Venetian Glass, Furs.
ObJes dart ct de Nertu, Curiosites, 6c.t
70 beAold at auction by
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER,
HENRY II. LEEDS, Alctioneer.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Doc. l,
*.E at ~ O'CLOCK, at the
Leeds Art Galleries,
nos ei and tl9 Broadway southwest Twelfth street.
By order Of the Baron ii. A. dc REVERE,
previous to his departure South.
The above collection VIII be found comprise number
of very fine and curious Antique, Japanese Bronzes and
fofcens superb dinner and dessert service OF Sevres
from the Baron kouchlef antique Nurcmburg Clock,
mounted Ia precious stones exquisite Venetian Glassware
curious silver Cups &C., inad with gold; Bss Rcics and
Satncs by fhorwatsen Court Costumes rich Russian Fnrs
Polar Bear Robes and Rugs Egyptian Bronze Clocks French
Clocks, Medallion Paintings by Careme and Others Albums
q Drawings two Rapier superbly m'aned and inad An
tique Carved Bedroom Furniture, SUITE richly and curl
ousy carved South American Pottery and CurloStes ia
pancse Ware &c, &c, forming valuable and cofec
ton of curiosties desirable to connosenrs They will DO
sold without reserve As above aud
NOW ON EXHIBITION FREE DAY AND EVENING
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90 TOSS PER WEEK FOR GOOD BOARD AND PLEA
tD SAINT Rooms, Rochester HOTEL corner Broadway
aid HI hth street.
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q EAST TwEsTY SECOND sTREET.-A PRIVATE
~ family viii entire Floor suite separately
~U without private table Also two Rooms for single
gentlemen.
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90 UNION sqUARE,-A SUIT OF ROOMS, HAND
30 soniey furnished to let, with Board References
changed.
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I EAST SIXTEENTH srREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
Ii avenue and Broatway.-Eegantly furnished Rooms
with without Priyale Tasie. References exchanged
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r WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.-ELEGANT ROOMS
hOor furnished, with good board; all nodSst
improvements; convenient 70
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MORTGAGE sALE-oF THE STOCK AND C0MphaErT i
l OF leo Saloon and Restaurant ssS ~
ton avsnus, Brooklyn by COLE NJ RPhy an TUESDAY,
Aovamber ~ At lDyS o'clock.
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OO IRVING PLACE. NEAR UNION SQUARE
- - Rooms first second door, well furnished, en-
suite " snEy, With Board private table II desired house
table frstcl
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o. EAST TWFN1Y-FiRsT sTREET.-h LARGE
sDD Room paflur nour. also Hail Bedroom fourth
faor, TO let, with Board.
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as=-
MEDICAL.

MADAME ROSA GREAT NAruRAL CLARvorASr.
M reveals your whole lite, lfom the cradle To the grdso
AZ Canal street. Fee 81.
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oA EAST NINETEENTH STREET NEAR BROAD
s)N wAy,-h large front Room, without board suitable
for party o. gentlemen; also single Room.
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II LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER OF EAST SEVEN
trenth sTee-Elegan' Rooms on second noor front.
Jog Styvesau Park also others thrd aud fourth roOrs
table uueaeertouabei convenient 10 three nes Of and
broadway stages.
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r. ST. MARKS PLACE.-To LET, a SUIT or NICELY
1 furnished Rooms sngy together
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dc 70 $40 PER wFEK.-A FEW GENTLEMEN c AN
90 obtain Board al ~ Marks place, Cooper In
ftilute, also Room for gentleman aud wife.
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BOARn Ann LODGING WANTED.

BOARD whsTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- 81 exceed Sl5 per week, Ire and gas Included
Address D, T., box la Herald 0ace.
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RIO LET-uPPEE PART or NO. 2l3 EAST rIrT1FTH
street; h,nse contains all modern rOvemcntsi very
pheasant neIahburhDOi.
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As'Tl,OL0lsY.

4 MADAME WALTERS DISTINGUISHED CLAIR
N yoyant--Vs. her cveryihngsicSness, BUSINESS
theft names, numbers, good luck. 4U9 Canal street.
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4 BLOCK FROM BREyOORr HOUSES FIFTH AVE
ELEGANTLY furnished Rooms, suite or singly with
Ils cass board 10 les 70 family single gensmen Ref
UrDm
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81 ST ST, NEAR FIFTH AVEN UE-ELEGANTL FU R.
ell nished Rooms with private Paror rent, Board
Parties desiring chpce Recommendations Apply 1T Everett
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