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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

NORTH CARoIINA Is about to rid
herself Of daspotism. The news indi-
Gates that the Democrats, Il they have
not already carried the State, WILSON
ascend to power. For the last three
months 1t has been exceedingly doubt
ful whether Lncifer Is now in Orcus,
or ruling In North Carolina in the per-
son of the scoundrel Holden, or the
villain Kirk. The atrocities Of the
Radicals In North Carolina have
aroused the indignation Of the nation,
and on Tuesday last long-sufIering
people arose In their strength and
Numbered into the ears Of Grant and
his mlnions the terrors of the storm
that is coming upon them. We trust
the people of North Carolina have
freed themselves Of their tormentors.
Their wrongs will soon be shifted to
the battle-fields OF the North. The
echoes of a suffering and inofIensive
people have reached the Northern ears,
and the tyrants may expect a thunder
bolt that will rive them to atoms. The
reaction is coming as sure as fate. We
rejoice at the triumphs already won 10
North Carolina, and hope the State
will soon repose in peace. Q aT so
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

THE committee appointed to pro
cure stock subscriptions for the grand
Memphis Masonic Temple, which is
proposed TO be built at some central
point in the city, and which is to cost
a quarter Of a million dollars, have
so FAR succeeded as to call a meeting
of stockholders for the purpose of or,
g~anization. The advertisement will
be found in another column. The
fine building Of the odd Fellows, on
the corner of Court Square, has, as We
are informed, always proved a good
paying investment. And between
the fact that this is expected to prove
equally good, and the liberality o.
Masons and the pride of our citizens
to have a beautiful and stately build
ing erected, we have little doubt the
whole amount required viii be raised,
over one-half of which we learn is
already secured. We commend the
matter to favorable attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

OUR neighbor of the AUGLanche has
taken up a small notion that he can
make some capital by showing the
APPEAL to be an agitator against
accomplished facts" 1t might save
individuals trouble to omit all redress
Of personal injuries, communities
large expenditures to demolish the
courts and pull down the churches,
States large OUTLAWS to maintain no
armies and navies to guard the ma
tional honor, and much uneasiness
to the new party of independents"
as well as to the Radicals, if past out
RACES and accomplished factsp should
be submitted to for fear of hurting
their party interests. But public
wrongs demand a public remedy.
The AUaldnche has tumbled in with
that damnable catalogue mentioned
in Holy Writ, which cries ''peace,
peace, when there is no peace" 1t
advises the Southern people to cease
resistance to the course Of Congress
sional diabolism, ever by the press
as the sentinel Of liberty. 1t cries
threateningly 'peace or wari" and
would have the whole South, in surly
independence, simply squat. He sees
a 'sraw head and bloody bones,yi in
that eternal vigilance which is the
price of liberty, and would have no
accomplished facts, disturbed, and
no reforms undertaken lest the stag
nant, sinking depths Of national
corruption should be stirred. He is
for peace" forgetting that obedience
to the consultation Is vital to the ma
tionaI life, and that tbeFe'can be no
s'peaeev in the midst Of the prevail
ing corruption. On the same princi-
pie that he is an independent" now,
he would have been a Tory in 1776.
He would have cried don'ti don'ti
beef beef and advised acQuiescenCe
in England's despotism, because u
goas an accomplished fdct.''f hh4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07
The Opening Notes Of the eubsrnaterlaI and
Congressional eampalgs-.-Three
important Documents.
Letter from Gensrai Baie---He Declines the
Nomination for Governor and will
Stand by the Party that Owes
Him so Much tor Past
Services.
Letter from Colonel n. r. LOoney---He De-
sllnes to be a Candidate for Congress
and EuIigIses the Foreign Cltl-
zens Of the South. 6
Letter from Colonel Robertson ~Topp'--He
also Declines the Nomination 10 Cen
gress and Urges Unity and Har-
moay as Necessary to the De-
feat Of RadicaIism.
MEMpn1s. TENN. July q, $50

General w. B. Bate, Nashville, Tenn:
Dear GeaerGL-I address you this note
not only on my part, but upon that OF
many of your friends in Memphis
and West Tenness Q. The time is
approaching rapidly when the Demo-
cratic party of this State will
be called together for the purpose OF
selecting a standard bearer for the next
~eubernatorial contest. Your friends here
desire to support you forthat place, ifyou
will allow your name to be used by them
in the Please reply whether you
will consent 10 this, and give your views
concerning everything pertaining to the
Your answer is desired for pub
location to your friends and the party.
Very respectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07


OUR dispatches this morning will
excite the keenest interest every
where. The clash Of res0unding arms
echoes over Europe, the old world
trembles beneath the tread of armed
men, and mankind stands appalled, in
the awful presence OF demoniac war.
1t seems that the battle between the
French and Russians began Friday,
was continued through the whole of
yesterday, and victory1enallycrown
the armies of France. This story comes
from British sources, and is therefore
the more credible. 1t is alleged that
England will not concede more TO
France than Napoleon surely wins.
However, these stories from Europe
are not more Trustworthy than those
which yer bruited abroad in the
North and South Immediately after
each conflict in the late American
WHIs .H g." r lr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

THE project Of forming an Old
Line Wing third party under the
wing Of Gov. AlcOrn, seems 10 be
abundantly promising in Mississippi
Who can doubt that there will be an
immense gathering Of Wigs in re.
spouse to the following call, by the
Brandon Republican, 700 yH.'
Old wings who are In favor Of taxing
white people TO educate negroes. are ear,
nestly invited 70 attend a Wing meeting
az Jackson in October Acorn
MygAtt and Jim Lynch wish 70 have 4
conferences with you.
The PontOtoc Equal Rights (Rep.]
demands Of the jackson Plot rep
whether il Is for or against this Con,
Vention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

Authorised Agents OF the PPEAL viii have
= properly sealed paper from A d.. wrrHKR-
sPOoN, BuSInes Manager. None others
should be recognized.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR SUPREME
1nur- nnnEc
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

PERSONS leaving the city during the sum
mer months can have the DAILY APPEAL
mailed to their address 81 the rate of twenty
nve cents per week
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

COLONEL ROBERTSON ToPP, in a
brief letter published elsewhere in
the APPEAL, refuses to become a an
didate for Congress. His many friends
will regret this. But there are other
positions to be filed, and in making
a selection the splendid ability of
Colonel Topp should not be over
looked. 1t will be seen from the let
ter of Colonel Topp that he ranges
himself with the children of DemOc-
racy, Ind pledges a cordial support to
the Democratic nominees. The peO-
pie of West Tennessee, regardless Of
old party prejudices, are delighted at
the patriotic course pursued by TOpp
and Looney and Stephens, and in
deed all the old Wings, with but few
contemplate exceptions. In the
South, the Wing party which has here
t0fore battled with the Democracy,
hand to hand, in many a well on
tested field, and that has had its .tri-
umphs, too, over its powerful foe, is
coming with its hosts, its champions,
its accomplished living statesmen and
orators, and the descendants of those
whose memories are identified with
the proudest days of the Republic
coming with its bone and muscle and
great heaving heart as eager to ally
itself with its ancient foe in defense OF
liberty, the Constitution and States
Rights, a heretofore to battle in sepa-
rate column, for separate ends and
separate success. The Democratic
party, as now organized, is the ark Of
the covenant of the Constitution, and
it is resolved never to give it over to
destruction. Such service is pure
enough, honest enough, glorious
enough, and holy enough for every
patriot; and however much the fac
tious and traitorous may falter, the
good men will do their duty with all
the powers of mind and soul.
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nnRRFsPoNnENoE

Containing important EEvs, solicited nom
any part OF the Globe. Writer'S name and
address required ON every communication as
private guarantees of good raith- All com
mupications recommending candidates for
once viii be charged for.
All letters on business should be addressed
90 A. ID. WTTHKRsPoON' Business hansger
and communication and letters for publiea-
ton, EDITORS AFPKAk
W. r. HUNT, PREsIDKST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

THE Paris L~nteZigence comes out
for Gen. Quarles for Governor, subject
to the decision Of a State Convention.
The Winchester Home Journal flies
the name of Hon, A. 8. COlyaF, Of
Nashville.
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RATFs

In the DAnr AFFEAL. 81 per square, % cents
per lire, or 10 cents per line, according 70
place. In the WEEKLY, one-half the rates OF
t,s DAILY. Advertisements inserted IN the
SUNDAY ATRIAL, are charged one-sizth adj
dltiouN 10 above rates. Termsi Cash In 3D.
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r. F.
MRMPn1s, August 8, 80

MEhfhAss Au6uSS vs. 1otOs
Editors Appeal Since the question
Of selecting q candidate for Congress to
represent this district has been canvassed,
/ have been approached by many citizens
of this and adjoining counties in terms
of kindness and confidence, n solicited
most earnestly to suffer my name to be
placed before the nominating convention.
To each and all of them l ave invaria-
bly, replied that l did not desire b office,
and could not give my consent to become
q candidate. As my name has been point
eddy used in the APPEAL of this morning,
l beg the use of your columns to say
publicly that 1 cannot and will not be
candidate. Whilst 1 do not intend TO oc'
cupy any public position, 1 take this oc-
cRsion to say that / fully appreciate ouI
condition, and that as a private citizen !
shall unite with all conservative mSn viii
my whole energy, to sustain whoever
may be nominated, not doubling, if we
are united, as 1 believe we viii be, that
success will crown our efforts.
Thanking you and the many friends
who have manifested 30 much confidence,
and as the best requital l can make, ]
again say 1 am with you with my whole
soul in this conflict of conservatism
against Radicals. Very respectfully,
ROBERTSON TOPP.
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Published every wednesday morning. IL sent
20 subscribers ct q 50 q yeari 70 clubs OF two
or more, e2R year. HAaEL
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At the rlGk Of ths sender.
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Il sent by mail TO subscribers, one year, tiSi
six months, IS 60; less han six months, VI
Per month; withsUEDAY EDITION. sl2e year,
Sc we'd by o&rriers anywhere In the city and
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Ii published daily and weekly by the Mem
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Appeal Building, Nc. "a Union ST., Memphis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

The Mobile and Ohio road is to be
extended from Columbus, Kentucky,
to Cairo. President Murdoch has gone
TO E the Illinois Central railroad
folks about 1t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

Colonel MI. Williams has sold the
Selma Times TO 8. ]. Hafiold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07

8.gsN aiIs iasssil oaito'
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=. A. TYLER, SECRETARY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07

Nieterfir3en, unb 5par u%nbebeutenb, per-
punbet. Die game nSrbltde Sette bes un'
teilpo1en @ebdubes 1T jest Elm 9rismmer'
taufen, unb febt IS lteral 70 baufdats unb
unIldsr aus, bab BEL bent @eei6afen Der
.llne!udliden man6mat Der Ruf eridcn, IS
brote Elm meiterer Ginfura pas fofcrt pa
ntlAe Tludt aus benz Berei4t Der Mauern
aur Gclse bate. Sc 1T cine traurt9e unb
emp6renoe @abrnebmuns, bde bic @eser In
@i&mcnc dser pieien i9redlt9en Borfa1
ii@ freuen. erultiren unb seneist fne, tbn
ais cine 6eiulubuns bes Stmmels an ibren
Tetnben, an ben Wtteea aterbaupt, par3u>
Nsuen, I'M, 10 msbr, als nur Elm S4war3er
babel um's esben sefommen. Die petbe
8epSlferrns befunbet ibre Grauer in jeber
@etie aue 0eibdfte finb %iuspenbirt, aae
saeen iinp 9el9lo0en unb oiele tsrlelben
nit Gmblcmen Der Srauer teban9en.
&i&mpnp bat In, Sabre 1911 Elm abali>
&es. traurises Grletntb eebabt. Das
5beater brannte ban,a1s nieber unp tarben
babel niele Yerlcnen ben Slammentcb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07

JW NaHtoH UtelDur9 ceIt0ncen ppttS
ees Sabr 265 &diereten, tpelae 50,912
Gentner Xdle TN Werte Dol, St. 1904
$50 fubrisirten.
Sic Observation-Disclosures
FINITE in Der berortebeuoen Meile>
unb 8aceiailon tel9dfti9en (wie rer
8erliner Correspondent pcr Glterfelper
3eitun9 @arettD ri@t MUIR BE yban>
taile Der preubtl@en 9pfpublieiten, lun>
ZEN, aud bic ernfeu polititer ,ripmen
cenitlben cine 9eri0t Aufmerffamteit.
Der 9eueinl9oftli&e Mufentbalt oes
&6niss BON preuben unb bes &aifers
pom Rublant in Gms f9eint auf elmer
por9dnBi9eu @ertdnci9un9 3u be-
ruben, unp tpenn IS i@ beitdttst, eab
Der &6nie non 8aiern eelesentli@ elmer
@uurreiie an beutlden 65fen ii@ ebeu>
falls mad Guas ~ beoeben 9eoentt, IL
ld6t lla rorausleben; bab cort Elm @ens
re5pous peutl4er Garten fatt1nben
elrfte. SIS 1T besreiFia," faet Der
Gorreippucet bin3u, uraB ote projettfr>
ten Beeeenuneen niat bios nit Der
preubiiaz iTldenNuiansfrase loneern
aud nit ben peutl9enN nselesenbeiten
in @erbinpun9 eebradt tperpen. Die
9erren m6sen G@ berubisen. @on
bier aus Miro nidts 9eldeben, UNI bic
@erleeenbeiten ees impertaliiilden1p rc>
n%unesbalters in Granfrei@ 81 mebren.
Son Neuem miro carauf tingemielen,
caB Scatter Mappleon unlerem 6pfe Ell
men 0e9enbelu@ iaulca uno fnpet tn
GINS cine feline Glyitenconferen5 fatt,
70 miro unler @crtreter 1T paris ntdt
unterla0en f1nneu, auf cine erwlnlAte
Se9e9nun9 Der teiren WpnarGen orer
auf BEN mehrfa6 rerta9ten @esenbelu9
ree &aiiers III Berlin b%insuoeutsn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07
Germii6 DIES.

Ypttamps. - Die neu ausj ugebenben
Ypftamps tperben iol9enoe 0t9netten unb
Tarben tra9en: ..r. lg...H g.. ~
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nit 9tneoln; 10 Gents teQbraun nit Setter
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Gents orange NIT @sbfer; 24Gents purpur
NIT @eott; 80 Gents fdmars miteamiltcn;
80 Gents earnttn NIT Yerrp. ..-
Die 80 Gents Stanps io1en auf 81 e.
b6tt werben. Die neuen Stamps ioaen
(tbr gut aussefa9rt fein. Da0elbe rurbe
dbrisens aud BON ben itsisen mtierab(en
Dtnsern bebauptet, ebe man a~usfant, bab
lie gang unb gar nt&ts tausen. 9ofentlt&
temabrbettet li9 tteles Mal bic 8etaur-
tuns.
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bic Selt9rapbie BATS 70 tpeit setra6t,
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UNI Mittas inG aleutta aufseseben wurben, UNI
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binbuns serabeSu etne auseutltdlt6e. Der
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einem Meutau in Der Observation-Disclosures
(eint ber neuen @trabenanlasen int Sting
# abensebtet) 1ar5te bas Da&seimit Rerab.
Da bas @aus nod niht pp0enbet war, 70
fanten bic @eriFe nod aufre4t unt soarer
auf ben(elben 3ablret9e Arbetter bel&dfttst.
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folder @u&t, Bag bas @ebdtte ber @erlfs
setntdt, unt tte unslidlt9en Nrteiter unter
Der tptrren Mense pon @tetnen, S@utt uni
galten teeraben tpurben. 8ts sum Mittae
bate man (ieben tobtt, BARON fanf @eibe.
unb 3met Mdnner, unb etne boppelt 70 9robs
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bie ,berftlbe etnf&musseln tpoote, pom ben
3o1bousbearnttn ab9encnanen.
Siertpasen ,a@ Sapan.-&us Der @ert'
!, ftatt BON Srtebbotr In Gan Stanetseo TT
; Elm fcltber 9~terpasen mad Sapan seri9id'
tporben, urn in elmer bort errt4tetea beut'
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tpeis, hab f@ bas beutfae Clement bereits
etne @etntatb tnSapan sesrlnbet bat; benz
{ 40 2aserbter 9ebraut unb %setrunfen wtrb
babtn ret&t aud bic beutf9e 3unse uni
beuti&es 9eten unb Sretben. i' '
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unt ale utrioen in meiu Sad fdlaaenee Irtitei 70 biats
ea i'd, nidts fcrs.re fir has seiasn Der g9aare unb bas
eeten rer prsiie, 70 mereet Str ni6ts rerliera, fpatet 5br
BET Mir ~spripre6eu uns eud ertuntteigen. Nae 9Eaaren
,rerten irei mad irsenr euea Ihstie Ter Staet 9sltstert.
lin ~aeneistsn 3u'prld b,tet
-. M. &o@,
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bietet Dem Nublifu,n bic
0r1fte,t 8prtbeile?

Msiue asetrten Runben unb aqe. he tbren eieenen Vpr-
tteil teabidtiaen fegei6 biermit 1T Reantnie, eae td in
Wntetraa,t hes fdt,aeu 5alen bes 8olees meme yreift auf
aQe Mrtifel ke.abaeiest Babe. unb mill bier nur etniae lrs
tifsl a%nfatrea, mel&e i'd urn jees an fir Saar ~sestaufsn
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2S.2mt Nr. 8 MeT Z. StroBt, 81. YaUl.
Gut ut gut, aber better 1T better.

TEN putlifum i'll Gtatt mt gano tisEe sur s~tfaaiseu
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tinieer su Yertdafet ais susrr.
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acrEtuli& 70 Gent atserlansen. fpnbern rerbe auf 20
Gent 3 Sent tsrausseesn, II. /. n. 5rtstntes ilnt gTsiis
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Wrpbe @rDfnung
q. 0N. 3noersoll / On,

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bietcn ihren mertben 8unren III Stast
unr Sam bic srtete UNI tete NuswabI
Won Guenmaaren su biliseren preilen
ais rcr, Dem ariese. llnier Pager son
'eeinwanp,eusen 1T eas %tetahortirte int
Staate. Iu9e unp GaiTmire fir Ser
ret unr &noben Nn3i9e in 9rpscr Nus
,ratl 1shr tiHis. &leicerfpfe fir Doz
men in allen Tarten 1ebr babld, biuiser
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Gud rpn Ter @abrbeit unierer Nn;eiee.
Deutihc Glerfs rperpen immsr bereit
iein, bic rsutide &unridaft auf's Beite
su terienen. ~ Asr n.arrnt
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07

Sm Canton Greiburs teltanben soriz
ees Sabr 265 &diereien, tpelae 50,912
Gentner Tdle TN Werte BON St. 1904
$50 fabrisirten.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

9th STREET. I3s, EAST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
o Fourth avenue.Eesany furnished Second Floor 10 ct
suite singly with Board; also single Rooms. Table
boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

ATNEw BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARR.-To RENT,
N delighfully located brick yila modern improve.
ments lawn, shade trees tc 35 minutes from Wall
MR. HAMILTON, 26jx Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

q EAST TWENTY-SECoND srREET.-A PRIVATE
u family will let elegant Suit OF Rooms TO family
a party OF gentlemen, with or without private table.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE
n thar they require viii let with Board to respon-
Eibe parties the second and Third Floors, suite. For
particulars cali No Livingston place References required
and given.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

10 BREvoORT PLACE TENTH STREET, FIFTH
j. house west Of Broadway.vsry desirable pleasant
large Rooms second and thr story front TO let
ed house with all improvements. Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

10 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
IL and Union square-Elesantly furnished
Rooms, with private table house enlrey nIst csss Eeer-
Pnces EXCHANGED.
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e LEROY STREET, NEAR BLEECKER.-A LARGE
- story front Room and other pleasant Rooms e
let nicely furnished, moderate terms excellent Board
and home comforts guaranteed.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

LII WANTING FARMS.-q,0e0 ACRES. GOOD SOIL,
"A mild climate; "a miles south of Philadelphia price only
s25 also improved Farms. The place is growing
rapidly than most other place IN the United Staes
thousands are settling Address G. X. LANDES, Vine
land. u. j.
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q BLOCKS WEST OF BROADwAY.-FAMILIEs OF
single persons ind large airy Rooms with excslen
Board terms moderate. Apply at is0 Bcccker street.
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r. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-A PRIVATE
u family will let few handsome Rooms, suite or sim
gy without board frat accommodations; Breakfas,
II required.
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A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, OWNING AN ELE-
~ CANT house, unexceplionably located desire 10 rent to
gentlemen, willing to pay literally suit Of furnished
Apartments without board. Address HOLLIS box 2s7
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101 WAVERLEY PLACE.-ON3 LARGE ROOM ON
IOI second floor, also third private bath, &C.
suitable for married single genenen house and table
first class
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II III STREET, WEST NO. 327.-DESIRABLE ROOMS,
1t with first class Board, for families aud single gentle
men, at moderate prices.
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Gnn TO $40 PERWEER.-vERy DESIRABLE ROOMS
DO with excellent Board for families and single persons
NJ l76 Beecker street, six blocks west of Broadway
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= WINTHROP PLACE toLD NO. 959), BETWEEN WA.
~ veey place and Eighth street. Washington square,
Very desirable furnished Rooms, with superior Board
uirPd
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90 WBST FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH
~ aYennc.-Heaty furnished Rooms to le suite OF
sinee, with Board; references required
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100 AMIrY STREET.-ELE0ANTLY FURNISHED
lOA Rooms TO let, to gentcmeu, without board,
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1O7 WEST FORTY-FIRST SrREET.-A PRIVATE
W. family house. English basemenr, will rent two
three ROOMS furnished vita without Boari. Refer
ences.
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DOkRD.--A CHOICE OF ELEGANT FRONT ROOMS,
ID wh.evcry convenience 10 gentleman and wife two
single gentlemen moderate price. Apply at 26l West F
teenth street.