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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-01
The Healing Pool!

The Healing Pool!
An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
of Solitude, and thu Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to Maria 90, with sure means
OF Relief. Sem in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, DIR. j. Skiliin HOu shtou.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
ia19d& w3msN
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8. Il. ROBBINS, Wholesale New England
Agent, l5l Commercial Street,
PORTLAND, ME.
Ian 1Q-d6kwff -,
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE!
WATSON q CLARn

WATI'SON de- CLARK,
Manufacturers and Pr0prietors of Croas
dale's super.Phospha1e,
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Dissolution {!

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers, under the style Of Morris. saw
yer g Kicker is this day dissolved by mutual con.
tlement. - Nv
For the convenience of our customers the books Of
the trm may be found, TOR the present, with our
Mr. Morris Treasurer of Cumberland Bone Com
pany, No. q Union Wharf.
CHARLES j. MORRIS,
FRANKLIN SAWYER.
HORACE H. Kicker.
Portland, March 81, 1853. aprldtf
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ou 1UEsDAf, 1otu May ucAb.
In all 594 Cavalry and Artillery
Horses.
Belonging to Corps proceeding to England.
At London, 20 ARTILLERY HORSES.
At Toronto, 22S CAVALRY and So AR
TILLERY HORSES.
At Montreal, 80 CAVALRY and 13O AR
TILLERY HORSES.
The whole of these Horses are trained and
in splendid working condition; amongst them
are many IMPORTED ENGLISH MARES, very
valuable for breeding.
So large number OF Good horses to be
positively sold should not be lost sight ol
by dealers, stock breeders and others.
A deposit on each horse will be absolutely
required from each purchaser.
The horses will be on VIEW on the two
days preceding the sale at the above-mention-
ed Barracks.
Terms CASH, payable in Gold or in Cana
dian Bankable Funds, before delivery
For further particulars, enquire at the Com
missariat Offices at Montreal, Toronto and
London.
Sale to commence each day at TEN o'clock.
CoMMIssARIAT,
81 Notre Dame street
Montreal, 20th March, 1869.
apr law
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594 HORSES.
By Order Of the British Governm't
TO BE SOLD IN CANADA.

THE CoMAIIssARIAT DEPARTMENT will sell
by public auction at the following Military
Stations, on the days herein announced, viz /:
At the ARTILLERY BARRACKS, London, on
FRIDAY, 7th May next.
At the CAVALRY BARRACKS, Toronto, on
TUESDAY, 11th May next.
At the QUEBEC GATE BARRACKS, Montreal,
on TUESDAY, 18th May next.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID. APPLETON & Co,
PUBLISHERS,

sO' s2, q o. Grand ST., NY,
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state News.

Mayor Parker, of Lewiston, according to the
Journal, has been to Augusta, getting out Of
the chaos of war credits, the actual allowance
amount to be reimbursed to that city is not far
from Sal ,000-$1OO for every years of service
(410) since July, 1862. The credits since that
period are as follows: 319 three years. men;
167 one years men; two years man; SO nine
months men-amounting to $39,9T Thirteen
men are yet in dispute, but probably the gross
allowance will be about $41 900.
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r,0s General Agents,
1872, Broadway, N. ":
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Jan 19-d&wtf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-28

Mr.. EDIT"R: At the meeting of the
Society OF Innocent Inquirers, the third
question Iropounded was as follows:
Question Sd. What do you think of
the Railroad Company rs corporation?
Ans. | think it strong and believe
they will be merciful. believe that If
they promised TO build a machine shop
at Empire they will do SO if a round
house and depot at Carson they will do
SO. If they did promise to have so
much taxable property in Ormsby couri-
ty they will have it If they think it
to their interest to have II switch from
the depot in Carson TO the foot of the
hill for the purpose OF loading wood
they have right to 90 So If they pre-
fer having switches from the line of
road to the various mills and mines, 10
having the ores delivered by wagons,
they have right to do so.
At this point l was brought up all
standing by the eomplime mary epithets
of Fool" " Hireiing," exc. To the
former pleaded guilty, but denied the
latter pleasant in peach ment appeased
the meeting by promising TO give them
my definition of the word monopoly. at
the next meeting. The chairman wound |
up the proceedings 10y a few remarks to
the following effect
Friends We are either the biggest
fools that ever belonged to county, or
the most blind set of owls that ever
winked at daylight, if the half of the
correspondence in the Reno Crescent be
true. Let US rouse ourselves, and look
the matterin the face; if we have doubts
of the honest intentions of the r. R. c.,
let US remove them by direct applica-
ton to that corporation, and not growll
At each otter: and them without first
being certain of the cause.
With three cheers for the President
the meeting adjourned for one week.
Yours, fraternally, IseUIass. J.
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GRAND LARCsAY.-A young man o.
seventeen years, named Gerry Freeman
reported recently from New York, for a
few days employed as porter at the 81.
Charles Hotel, day before yesterday tooE
a watch belonging to Mr.. Fischer and
started for Truckee. The watch and
chain are god and very costly, and
otherwise valuable from hasI0g cen
presented to the owner by Mr George
Tufy, proprietor and landlord of toe
hotel, with characteristic generosity,
and in appreciation of the long aud
faithful services OF Mr.. F. at tnat es-
Establishment. On the inside of the case
Of the watch is engraven Prese to
Moritz Fischer by George Tuay," or
words 10 that effect. Officer Willard
started in pursuit of the young man.
overlook him few miles this side OF
Coburn $, and yesterday returned with
him and the watch. An examination
was held before Judge " aitz, the result
of which appears in the report OF the
following Court proceedings
The STATE IS Gerry Freeman-Graud
larceny. TLos. Wells, attorney for The
prosecution; 7. D. E:ward, appointed
by the Couri as counsel for defendant
Defendan' pleaded not guilty, waived
an examination, sud held TO answer IL
the sum o 81 900. IN default CT which
he was committed to tie county Jail to
await the actIon Of the Grand Jury.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

OLD STYLE EMIGRATIoN-An emf.
grant train consisting of FIVE families Of
men, women and children, seven COW
cred wagons and over fifty head OF
horses and mules, arrived here from
across the Plains yesterday. They are
en- route for Napa county, California,
and will to-day continue their journey
by way of the Placerville route. They
are from Henderson county, Illinois,
whence they started the first of May,
leaving Omaha on the first of June.
Two men of the party have previously
crossed the Plains, one of them residing
in California fifteen years. Their stock
is in fair condition. Feed and wafer
along the route, except for about $50
miles through the Bitter Root district.
is reported good. Feed, of course, these
days, has TO be purchased nearly the
entire journey. This train started, it
will be observed, before the completion
of the railroad. Fares were then much
higher than at present. One of the
company Informs US that, failing at
Omaha to satisfactorily negotiate rail,
way fares, they told the agents of the
company to "go to-" they could dis
pense with their services. Plain, old
fashioned, gritty, pioneer talk and
action
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h. s. M SON,
ECLE OTTO PHYSICIAN.

A IL DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILL
IA dren especially treated. Old Chronic Dis.
eases cured. Private Diseases Of every character
treated In strict confidence N. B.-NO COCA.
SION TO GO TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Once, West side of Carson street, . few doors
south Of Pcnrod House.
August 9Th, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23

UNITED STATES,
Captain Elisha Howes,
viii be despatched On Saturday Nov. 81 at O'Clock p NJ
fro. 49, y, 70 i,arlh river
Freight received at through for St. Louis Mobile and
Galveston
Tue a,stsissIPPi will succeed Saturday, Dec. 4.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
applyto ..
40 Broadway.
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IroR CHARLESTON g c. THE FLORIDA PORTS
IL tho South and Southwes.-Regular line.
The popular steamship sARAGOssai Y. ryuer, conn
mander, will sat- .,n,,
from pier To- North river, foot OF Rector street.
Price OF passage reduced 20 SiS
Through bills OF adlng TO ell points south and south west
Agents IN Charleston tRayene Col forward MI goods
'eeO' ARTiiUR LEARY. Agent, 20 william street.
The steansbIp MAGNOLIA will sail Dec. 2.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ @. II. MURRAY 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES:
MIsSvUaT-INrRA GLASS 6i7 NOVEMBER y, ls61. =
D" xssse o. $50 ss roys a "a 1852 o.
~, 10, g. q, "a, D. g. %, = 10. & g..
4s, 8, 81, 4. 3, 25 a., %, 50. 30, 30 g. 20, 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 654 NOVEMBER %, 1859
81, TO- Go. 6s. rs As. 80. 50. a. ~ II w.
Information furnished In the above and Royal Havana
lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker,
No 2c5 Broadway and 1873 Fulton street.
TWO YhcKb1tss WIZ &c SOLD FOR EXPENSES
unless paid before the 18th. T6 Washington street.
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PERSONAL.

A NNIE-MY DEAR ANNIE, If YOU LOVE ME- AZ |
O'CLOCK. OH
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
ly Old Lf1o-L5v Freight
Tho well known first class sdswheel steamship
BIENVTLLE,
j. II. BRkor commander,
will leave pier So North river Saturday, November a. q
r. NJ.
Freight taken at through for ST. Louis, Mobile ant
Galveston.
For fcgh. passage, having superior accommodations
apply to -
The L0DoNA win follow from pier 20 East river.
c. II. MALLORY co,
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hTBARKER 4 HAMLfN's CITY AUCTION MART,
n MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AuCrIONEEk,
corner broadway aud Thirty ninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES

80, 7 II, 49, ~ ~ - 3, rhc
and private seo 70 the beat advantage aud asst
ment of Horses Carriages Buggles Horse Clothing, Hacr
Wbips &c. TO suit the OF all classes of purchasers
stAntly on hand. Orders promptly executed
Iwentyour hours allowed for trial every horse sold
der WARRANTED
sabng horses public private sale The only
mart in the city having driving for showing horses
sale Carriages. Buustes. &C.. taken storage.
Liberal made everything in the horse l.ne
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THE TURF.

TINIoN COURSE, l.. I.--TROTTIKG WEDNESDAY,
~ Nov. ~ atir.M. sweeps.akss OF 800 miie hesis,
best three In Ave. In harpess John kuphys Soger; M
Rodcn's b. IN. Kate Mc6owan Ralph Ogle's Red Rover
VIM. SHAW, Proprietor.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY-raE RI n
Il rsn N sesners vANDEKBlLf aud CONN RcTICUr oavs
siys sesSsP,sa a. O'clock A. Fare only 81 10 being
IL. ed,t and ac cheaper than any other line and
And rooms at boDD'S Express 40 AMI oiI roaday New
M ua No. court street Brooklyn. and Sos West street,
YoNkERs FERRY LEAVES PIER IS NORTH RIVER
u MAP. NJ; Sundays at 10 A, NJ and 4. NJ Freight
ceved daily. Fare Is cents.
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tTHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW YORK
Hotel and Restaurant Carvers Benevolent Association
VIII DO held wednesday evening" November ~ a 9ocrDg
Eckofs Harmony Rooms tsa and lao kssex street. 10
menco al nine O'Clock r. NJ JAMES H. DICkiE, President
y. 4. WALL, Recording Secretary.
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS or FANCY jocS AND BIRDS FOR
n SALE Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
hooking BIRDS At b. D0vEY No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
N. B.-Ladies attended by MRS DOvEY.
A FINE ENGLISH BREECHLoADING DOUBLE GUN
N bargain also fine muzxle loader cheap, the
owner having for them Apply at 30 Elizabeth ssreet
Grand.
birds DOGS, &C. +; GOLD FISH, GLOBES AQUARIA.
ID Water Plants, Shells Coral dc imported Singing Cana
ries superior singing Mockng Birds; fine lot Of Monkeys,
large and small f. MUIR, 40 Broadway.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

V)oST OFFICE NorICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
On tuesday November %, 1904 will close at tha oalce
M ANY, ~ Nc stations follows VIZ IA and II, III ae
q, lU50, A. M. p III ifjNEs Tosimaslsr
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

ENOR SALE-AN ELEGANT TEAM FAMILY CARRIAGE
Horses. INQUIRE OF owner, SIS West street, seeoni
floor.
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yVANTED-IMM BY A SMALL FAMILY,
w consisting of gentleman his wife and two sons
small nicely and fully furnished House, from NOV. IL ia
May July in good neishborhood, somewhere between
TwenyEth and streets and Madison and Sxk
Address, stating location and terms, enclosing
permit, j. o. WILBkAHAM, st. Nicholas Hotel.
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noARDrRs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

I BLOCK FROM CRY ADMINISTRATIONS no.
tel function OF William Duane ana Chambers streets
Rooms, a. 50 and rs cents day s. 70 IS week Open al
Night
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A SLIDE LATHE FOR S75-SWINu5 IA INCHES; six
II Shears also other Lathes Shaftings, Pues, An
wills Vices, miscellaneous Tools Platform scaes &c. At SO
Elizabeth
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J,oR sALE-oNE NEW FouR STORY AND BASE
men first class stone front House In Fifyhrs street
north side, third house of Fifth No S7
to suit e. FOUNTAIN, on the premises, or li2 East Twenty
fifth street.
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WANTED 1MMEDIATELY, A FURNISHED HOuSH
w on Fifth Madison or Park avenues, within half
block OF them, from Eighth to Forty ond Streets tho
house be elegant and complete Ia all its appointments
Send particulars 70 HENRY KING, l35 Fifth avenue.
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DENTISTRY

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN THIRTEEN
Il years. benumbng application; gas Administered.
Beaifu Teeth, 81; SCI SO Ola Sets bought Plumpers
Tor tniu faces J. JAY NiLbEks,
ll5 Grand street, Broadway.
e40 FOR BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH ON GOLD
~ III $40 patins, $40 TO SIC on rubber aud aiuninuw
ut nr. WAIT 4 SONS Dental Institute, III 23d st.,
4th avenue Extracting under without extra charge
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STH AVENUE, NO. T6.-HANDs0MELy FURNISHED
- Rooms let in suits singly with without Board
private table II desired, terms moderator references re-
guirel
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c10 QOO'-A VERY COSY NEW HOUSE, WITH
y lO.uUV. AL modern improvements sbuiIt by days
work, West Fonrth street, door below West Eleventh
street. Terms moderate. Inquire premises "a
Wooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

Eth AyFNUE-To LET FOR TIE WINTER, A FIRST
- class brown basement. House, well furnished and
below Twentythird possession Nov Apply to +.
III. LUDLOW a CO., No. 3 Pine street.
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4. BLOCKS WEST or BROADWAY, IN RLEECkER
street. are Rooms WITH good Bogr1, Tor families and
single gentemeH moderate. Apply 81 100 Beecker
street
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, WANTED.

A. GENTLEMAN WISHES AN UNFINISHED ROOM
"a in private fauaily.Honse owner preerred II salts.
factory permanent arrangements can b
made Address for three says A. JAMES, box 2ol Herald
office. *
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DRoPosALs FOR MATTRESSES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
u ~. I..... ~. I.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU or PRoyisIoss AMP CLoI,ullisSa',
Sealed proposals endorsed proposals for win
be received AZ ts bureau mail two ococH A. on tne etn
$500 The be delivered New York Navy Yard
5oJ a the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and 1000 at the Boston
seven hundred of mattresses delivered the New
2sua 10 be delivered without covers The matresseto
must have one cover ,ch.
Each mattress weigh ten pounds, Including ticking
which be cut So inches length and thryons
Inches wide The covers tnst measure So n seven inches
AMI make be ual TO the SAMPLES at The navy
yards at New YORK; Philadelphia and Boston and At this
Ono thousand mattresses mus, be delivered a, Nary
pha i've hundred at Boston Navy Yard within thirty
days an 'he balance within ninety days r0m no dA' o. me
bonds with approved security Will be required in
quarter the estimated Of the contract aud twenty
per cent in addition win be withheld iiom the amount OF
of the cnac which reservation VIII not be paid unt the
Every offer must accompanied by written guarantee
signed BY responsible persons that to bidder or
oSoS wa 3e days. with good 20 and sc a' sarses
No proposal viii be considered accompanied by such
guarantee and te Department me right TO reject
certified by the Assessor internal Revenue Tor the dis
at Of csnsress Is FURNISHED With The poposa as wei as q
eminent Il. r. DUNN, Chief of Bureau
DRoPosALs ron COAL TAR-THE MANHATTAN
unit the 18Th sy Of december next Sr the entire ggeny
70
@ @ Mses @ h Sp sss 2 se ea
Tar" They must state she oner Tor he t q price for
The quantity OF coal cabonized per annum 40o0
tons the Average Weld Of tar per ofcoal sbont
eept e oaer o. The loves, or any Si5 any rtser In
sABBAToN, Engineer, Manhattan Gas Lsn, Company.
RIO coNrRACToRs--oFsioE OF LOWER APPoMAT-
win be This up the lh OK month for
nj
Rock Driving Piles and DREDGING.
ben be seen M other information regard them
be Obtained at the once Of L. d. BIRD CHIEF Engineer
President Lower AppoIaaitox County.
DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN THIRTEEN
beautiful Teeth, 81 sci, SO od Set, bought flgmpcrs
lSS Grand street. Broadway
H1O FoR 4 BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH oNGoLD-
u III 800 patins, $40 10 &c on rubber aud aannun,
~ IL WAll q oy y Dentn inss''l -, so ~ Hetf
4h aYenHo. Extracting under gas without extra charge.
AsTR0L0GY.
A FACT 100000 REWARD TO ANY ONE VINO CAN
"a equal the great and Medical ClaTyoyant Mrs.
toesbdpr gss Ios c Pory n
STREET, between Seventh and Eighth ayenuea'
A MADAME. WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR.
n. voyantys, her for everything sness business,
theft names, numbers, good lncS. 800 Canal street.
NINE. ROSS TELLS you EvERYrHING-rHR NAME
M Of yon marry and that q her visitor; shows you
his likeness. l59 West foTYnrs. street, between broadway
and seventh avenue.
MADAM HOPE lBY PALMIsTEY) TELLS ALL Az.
M faa OF HE % East Eishtythird stfcet Ladies, II
gentlemen, ~
THE GREAT AsTROLDG1sT, NINE. hDOLruE ga
gives good luck 70 all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

INoR sALE-h NEW TEN HORSE POWER STEAM
Engine al second hand price, must be sold. Inquire a
West ctr
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w ASHIKGTOE HEIGUTs-FOR SALE, SPLENDID
w House, carriage house and STABLE with ten full Lots
cunning through from Photograph and fun
particulars with S. EMERSON, AL Eighth avenue.
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$50 000 re EXCHANGE S FOR. FOR REAL ESTATE,
adapted for Southern ady OF the Farms and Resi-.
denees the Hudson, $50 magnificent buildings
orchards, timber groves, elevated view, Address
box 1913 Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

ytTANIRD-FO WINTER, A THOROUGHLY Fun
w nished first class House, between Eighteenth and Thr
cth streets near Fifth avenue; references given
Address box Post ONCE, Astoria, L. /.
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TUE FIRST FLOOR or HOUSE CORNER BROADWAY
AM Thirty second stroes Apply on premises In tn
drug store.
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90 IRVING PLACE, NEAR UNION SQUARE,
- - Rooms irst second wen uruiLled. to o
suite sagy, with Board; private table if desired
House and table drst class.
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RIO RENT-A VERY TASTY. SNUG THREE STORY
ana basement House, It'll all modern Improvements,
Thirty second street, near Lexington avenue
JAMES FErTRETCH 54 Third avenue
no RENT OR FOR sALE--A GOOD THREE STORY
high stoop House, in perfect order, Bank street, No.
So, eonyeniences, reat, S599 price, &1500d
JAMES Il. EDWARDS, III West Twentt.tnrd street.
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Je WEST FoU RTEENTH sTREET.-Two FURNISHED
lO Rooms e with Board, families single gentle.
men. Accommodations first class Reference.
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RQn SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN FoRTYFIRsT
,)Jb ana Forysecond streets.h moden House, freshly
IuLnlshed, win ~ Rooms, desIra1ly ocated
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no LET-THE STORE NOS. "a AND 70 CHATHAM
X street S8eeny'a Hotel budingi good location Ter
business. Apply to GORDON BROS. i Co. 1872 Chatham
square
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HOUSE TO LET--wiFH STORE AND BASEMENT, IN
IL Chambers street Chatham Store ard Basement to
e ohee to LEI ct ID New Chambers Apply at lOl
Division street.
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DOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR NEW YORK Oh
IL brooklyn property, large handsome, modern dwelling
gas BATH range &c fine outbnldngs and about rs acrei
land, dehshtaiy located on Long Island near the Sound
choice fruit In abuntance fine shin cunning, Apply
70 a. JOuRNEAY, No. Pine street
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TI,AgELLEWs, GUIDE.

Troy LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY--rHE EBE-
j giant steamers NhNDEhnliT and CONNECTICUT Leave
pier ~ NORTH river near Spring street. every evening 3aur
days exctptedl at O'clock r N. Fare only ti 80 being
81 % less than rail- ani c other line and
like reductions 10 All points North, Wes aud East Tickets
and rooms at DODDs Express 4 and 9il adwsy New
York and No. Court street. BROOKLYN and JOs West street
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IGOR sALTs-BEowN STONE HOUSE IN Visit FOR
tysecond street, in good order rents for %40C price
$3.50 o; terms easy. Apply to A JoURNEAY. No. Pine
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TX EAST wEErY-FouRTH STREET, NEAR MADE
III son avpuueSnit Of third story front Rooms, with
Board also a single Room fourth a0or
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DIX TO SS FOR ROOMS. WITH BOARD, FIRST AND
spp second floor and ~ 70 vs. Tor Rooms without eosrai
families taken equally low apply at 1874 Franklin street
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rTo LET~TvO HANDSOMELY FUREIsHED SUITES
% Rooms, on trst b0gr, also large AMI iule Rooms.
hppy az linton square House Fifteenth and
FOurth ayeuue.
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rim AVENUE, NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STREET
- Upper Rooms moderate prices House and table st
class.
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w house preferred, suit OF UNFINISHED Apartments.
suitable for housekeeping For desirable accommodations
handsome price VIII be paid Address q. NJ. r. box is9
Herald ONCE.
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90 WEST TwENTY-sEcoND STREET BETWEEN
-LD fifth ana sixth HyenGss-Aewly and handsomely
furnished Rooms to let, with or without Board.
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4 BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT-GREEN-
"A witch street, Christopher $4,000; Charles street.
O 00o West twentieth street. choice location 600 9th
ers, all prices. W. II. MELICK, i2l Broadway.