davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
- Mississippi has a eolored Sorosi.

- Mississippi has a colored Sorosis.
~Deuoit fashionables wear two watches
apiece.
young ladies how to cook
- ne sentiment of the Grecian Bend-'si'm
sitnng the style, Mary"
sherlhs OF Virginia have been defaulters
III l1e sun Oh 80, S09.22 since lS65.
- Boston lady proposes 10 have woo.lbl,es
twining around all the telegraph uoles in tSs
environs. s'"fA Poies III the
81 The Sabbath schools of the United S,.,ss
have l,ooo,oeO teachers and 500 600 scholars.
~fsIisian gourmands assert that real horse
Is much better than pigs ro.ters zee
a~Ibe Dominion Parliament will he ash,
during the present session, for a grant TO erecr
female prisons at Montreal aud Others cities
- The Cincinnati Commercial praposes
Horace Greeley as the Pro,ectionist candidate
for President in Isl2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
CITY ITEMS.

For TRAyELRIs.
Gentlemen's Mauds OF ShawlS
Tweed Dnsters and Wing Coats,
Wooden Neglgee Shirts,
Percale and Brown Linen Shirts &c. AZ
GEO. T.. HKNNING's
No. 40 Seventh street. y. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

MARROW ESCAPE PROM DRowNTNG-Yester-
day afternoon during the gale, the sal,
boat Perseverance" was capsized on .th street
wharf. The owner, Captain Edward Towers
and his SOD, were rescued from drowning nv
some men on shore, who jumped into boat and
Iowed quickly o. the SPOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

No lNCUEsT.-N esterday, the Coroner Was
summoned 10 hold an INQUEST on the body OF MIR
ID "A. Edmunts, who died suddenly at the board
ing house of Mrs. Il. Magyar. on 9th street q.
stated in yesterdays STAR, but deemed il un
necf sssIy, and the body was taken charge OF by
a relation OF the deceased for interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

SAILS OF RPAI EsTATE-Wm. l.. Wall *
Co, have sold lots 10 and II, in square So sit
rated on 9TH. tetUeen III and streets y. w,
20 Gilbert W. Wight, for p cents Ver loot;
also, paI OF lot /, fGpare So. on X street near
the NAVY y9rd market, ith small brick house
thereon, 10 Arthur Flynn. loT $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

A MARRYING MAN SENT TO THE INSANE
ksNLVN.-Charles Stock, the discharged SOL
DIE " boEe arrest was noticed last week in THE
STAR for Insulting women IN tire stIeets-pro-
posing marriage to all he met-was examined
yesterday at police headquarters by the ply
f.ciars who pronounced him insane. and he WAS
sent TO the Government Insane Asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

FATAL FAIL FROM THIRD Story WIN
DOw-A CClCred Women Instantly Kdied.-Mar-
tba Payne, a colored woman. this nor ming fell
from third story window OF house No 10 r
street, South Washington, occupied by Mr.
Charles Hamilton, aud was killed instantly. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

FIREMEy FINED BY THE COMMISSIONERS
At . meeting OF the Board OF Fire Commission
els held last night at their Office, Frank Sewell.
Of No. engine company. was fined $40. and
repriranded for violation OF the rules. Charles
Haws fined IS, for like misdemeanor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

TIE ATTENTION of those interested i'm the
dry goods trade - directed to the advertise
ment, under the proper heading, OF the ext n
sive auction sale by Higgins, Cobb X Co.. in
Baltimore, &c MOI ow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

INCRKAsED CoNFENsATIoN.-Att the Post
Ohice in this city the compensation of letter
carriers 4. p. Archibald, e. +. Cross. THONGS
CarrsheT, ID. NJ. Howard and j. y. Mitchell il
increased TO 81 eco year each, and j. W. Cur
~ to $500 year from November I, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

THF ALARM 81 zig turned IN from boz -
last night was caused by the exy.asion OF a coal
OIL lamp in house No. 1904 Pennsylva..s avenue.
The engines were promptly on the gIound, bat
Their services were peI needaa, the hre having
zen rreEloD'ir extinguished BY Lieut. Sk'ppos
Vrncer Clements. No damage was sone
except the burning up of a bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
GEORGETOWN Advertisements.


EFFECTS OF RE>TAURsNr. C0SSlSTINts
AND ffN1CREs, Fit T. Rs. GoBhlN.i
GLASS, CBAlhS. CARD rABi -. ssh
STEApS, COOsISG AND OTHsR STOVE
&c, &C. Al AGt' rIpN.
~ on WEDNESDAY MORNING. NovemN-r
VI 10th. at 100 clork witg s-li a. No. 81 Na-t
~ NAL set Space, 6eorg-ioNn, the above ga
~ tiiou.d articles.
uoIe-St 7HnS BOWLING, Auct.
LNOR RENT-On ,sr street.. tseArre.oyyu bar,-a ~
u Market end Frederick streets. a to Stsrry aaf
stiic BRICK DWELLING. new pap I'd anl
painted. Inquire ~ la DambaTtOn street ,r a.
Z > ut street M ln.i--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

ATTENTION l. called TO the advertisement in
another column, Offering for sale a lew share.
of stock in The National Union Insurance.
COMPANY" This stock paws "a semi annual
divide emu o. six per cent, and chance TO obtain
some OF IL should be availed of BY persons seek
ing safe and profitable investment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
t he forming GLORY
BASE BURNING STOVES,

Il Ii q M Or ing Glory
BASE BURNING STOVES,
PARLoR AND PORTABLE HEATERS.
without waste, thus producing what has neye. be
lore been accomplished,
PERFECT COMB USTION OF coal
Consequently with half the fuel. they will make
double the heat OF any other cyntrivance for u.s-
warming ever invented.
Their operation is simple, and kindling animal
ceremony only.
Light a fire in autumn replenish coal aud rernov.
the ashes once daily, and they on burning until
spring.
They radiste an even. gentle, and healthy heat
with none OF The abVI liable smell OF gas and urut
iron ususl in common stoves.
They will burn as briskly by day and slowly by
mig hi desired, AID can be regulated to give the
degree Of beet required in any climate.
cheerful as open hre.
They are made entirely Of cast iren, and viii NOT
rect cut as will eheet iron stoves.
They based on scis ntifc study and experiment,
and are the only perfect base burner made.
They made In Baltimore, and repairs can be
heavy and difficulty Of getting repairs
made at great distance will generally make il less
expensive 10 buy new.
Their rapidly Increasing popularity having in
duced many 10 initiate, the public should beu are,
ssk for, and buy only the
INCOMING GLORY" ocsl I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

DFATH or An OLD CITIzES.-Dr. Charles ".
avis, native and old resident OF East Wash
irgton. died az his residence yesterday morning,
IN the I'm year OF his age. DIR. Davis was dur
ing lhe neNican war captain and quaTtermas
ter on Gen. WoOl's stan, and for MANY vears
Was clerk IN the Treasury and State Depart
ments He IVES also for many wears ore OF the
trustees OF public schools in the third district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

FRA1EENAL NIsIT.-Liberiy Lodge No. g.
r. gh1S OF =! thlaS, Of East Washington, paid
1latsrnsl visit to Friendship Lodge No. ;, OF
South washington, last ever'ng. The Grand
Chancellor was present. and exemplihcd the
work Alter speeches BY several of the brothers
The company repaired 10 the room below where
asumptuous collation. was prepared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.: Georgetow
ENECUToRs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP


ny virtue OF, and 2 obedience TO. the last
E..:: viii and Testament u Timothy oDonnognue.
1.deceased. and with the consent OF Peter
Oponnoehue. in his own right, the UNDERSIGNED
NIL 9ii.I nt PUBLIC sale ON the premises, on WE'D
NkSpA1, 10Th November. ls!0. at the hour II Z
oc.ak m tho afternoon, hat valuable property
SITUATED ~ the northeast corner OF Bridge aud is
streets, IN Georgetown, consisting of three s'nr-
rooms, and the lot On which the buildings stand.
fronting ga feet on High street and 49ss ieet on
Bridge street.
Also, the three story Brick Dwelling situated -,
:hs south side of Bridge street, and Lot 28is f-et
front by - feet deep. This house contains I've,
rooms besides the store room, now occupied by G.,
Pimper.
Also, on THURSDAY, at 4 o clock, Lot number
TO, situated on the west side of Fayette street lee
twes Prospect and Let streets fronting 90 feet Iy
lN feet deep. Also parts OF Lots number - anl a.
situated on the wet side Il Linesn street being ~
feet front by l21 feet deep. with the two Fran.
II, uses on the sane. Also, the Dwelling Housa and
Lot now occupied by Mrs. O'Donnoghne, siiua:ef
on the south side of LIST opposite the CatsIi
ChuIch. This dwelling c ntains fourteen rooms.
and 10 very desirable property. The lot is feet
front boy l21 feet deep
Terms One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchasers giving their
notes, bearing interest from the day OF sale Deeds
gwen and deeds IF trust taken TO secure the De
ferred payments All oonyeyancing and rev enHe
stamps at the cost of the urchasers.
SARAH O1DONNOGHUE. ExecutriN.
fETER OD0NN0GHUE Executor
nos-fc.N TH0S BOWLING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
I ABGK ASSORTMENT or FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.

IL TCR GOODS
JOHN IA. SMOOT.
llS Bridge Street. Georgetown. ID. o.,
Has received ana lie Offering very low prices
large assortment of n ALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care from the New York impor-
tsrs and Jobters, and bought e2oiNStrey for caSA.
comprlsDg full line Of Ladies' Dress Fabrics basr
81 silks, French and Irish Ri and Col Il Poplins.
S9rdtd Epnglngs aid Reps. Empress Cloths, French
MerInos. (ure mohairE, ard Apacas OF all the best
brands. Plaid Mohars. Satin Cloths aud Surges for
suits MoU RkiEG GOODS OF the best grades. a full
ilne- Cloths Cass imeres aud Tweeds; COurvosier :
AlsAaneer s, ami louvin's Kid Gloves; very fair
hLa Glove AZ l. Hosiery in every variety; Paisley
STRIPED ard PisiI Shawls; Lace trim Haniker~
Chiefs and collrrs; Embroidered and Plain Handk
eTproof and sackIDg Cloths a first assert.
neis, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Sheetinss,
Shrtlngs, bIchardsons best Irish Linens. Flaakets
ana Spreads: Brtssels Ingram. and ThIee-pl Car
pets, Hugs. Mats. Oil Cloths, &c. Cash purch Asers
are invited to call before making their purchases
promising as good bars aims as il is possible give
oc22-l In JOHN II, SMQOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15
BENJAMIN MILLER.

lol BRIDGE STREET, GEoIsGErowN ID. { q.
Is selling grtai bargains in all kids II WINTER
GOODS. Money can b. SAY ed by giving hin a call
Tisck Silk. Seir, teens. English sain-, Msrinsc.
Irish Porlins. Plaid Poplins and serges Black A.
Blankets, Fiannel.. Cloths AMI Cassin-rr.
lnglas celebrated hid Gloves J"sephs hid Gloves.
Enbroidtrics, Hamburg work, and Real I.ace. ulo
NEW STOCK Jus, received. a large --.nrtlssant
Of hrst class READY MADE CBoTHiNG,
which will be offered 10 the public At sery lcs
cLcTHs: ciSsiMf Ek s and gfsriSas. mad 70 20
',r ' ' EicHiSD' r s! }l,SyE.
('AsH PAID FOR LADIES. GENTS AND
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. al l. GR .FwohI : i1xfs.
Bridge street, Ge2' getown. N.te by ma
RY THos. BOWLING. Auct-r. GeOrre,.wn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NAULAEIs HOUSE IN
GEoR6ETewN HEIGHTs.
Gs. LIST day Of October. A. d. l,64, ard recorded
Liber G r. No So a. toics ls, q sss aud Al he
written reQue-t Of the party secured thereby, viii
sATu RDAY, the 9Th CAV Of N@scmierp i
a. clock ma, parts Of Lots Nos. s72 and ss, ia
Besii edition TO Georgetown, with the improve
The property fronts O. feet on the west side o,
is improved by ipe and comlnodious Frame Dv en-
ing House and outbuildings, with the modern
nroSerlents, and Is now occupied by N. p. Can sin.
EsQ.
Terms of sale: ssae cash. Of which saomus, he
deposited when the property is struck of, aud the
re sdue in five days after sale: the remainder oi The
purchase money to be paid IN and with io-
terest IRON the day of sale, be secured by aeei
of trst npon the pIoFerty. Should the terms be
complied with in six days after the day of sale the
deposit To BE forfeited aud the property be r. sold
at The ISL and cost Of the defauling purchaser up
on i've day notice in one paper publ shed ~ the
city Of Washington. Cow ey ancing and stsmp- Al
the expense Of the purchaser.
FBEP. W JONES, Trustee.
ocl1 dts THOMAS DUWI,ING Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

ARREST OF THIEvFs AND RECOVERY OF
SI"LkN PEoPFRTY.-A few nights AGO the
slofe o. MI H. r Davis, on PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., nsa- A.: street, was robbed Of a large
qaAbdty OF 20 DDS, and among the resi- sx
ehef ses and i've boxes Of tobacco. The entrance
ss made through the rear. Yesterday. the
detectives arrested Richard Bennett and Jnhn
heyes, two blocks. charged with the theft and
portion CT the goods were recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

N or P.-Tbe Grand Chance Ilor OF the Grand
Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias of the District OF
tonumbia VIII make the grand visitstions and
e1empli'y The work in the different lodi res as
foiIows: }, Excelsior. No. ~, Tuesday Nov ~
.. Dee stu-, No ., NedDesday, Nov. 10 j. Web
No 10. Friday. Nov. Il; ., MI. Vernon, No 8
TUESDAY. Nov. % :, Liberty. No. G. Friday
Nov. -; q. Damon, No. Is. Wednesday Nov 20
10, Germsnis. No. 10, Wednesday. Dec 4: III.
Csianthe. No n. Monday, Dec. . ~, Franklin.
No. ., SATURDAY., Dec 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

FATHKR AND MOTHER DIsPUTING FOR Pos
skssfCS 90 4 CbILD-W Writ Of HqBsGs C0rpU.-
In the Equity Court to-day, the marshal pro-
dnced the body of John Ii. Bush, a minor
child, on writ OF habsGS osrPns sued ont by his
father, James ~. BuSh and a decree wss made
giving the custody OF the child to the father
who - 20 allow him to spend one day in each
week with his mother. 10 appears that the pa
rents are separated. and a few days ago, the
child being ont with its grandmother. the
mother took il and carried il on. Mr.. A. Llovd
for petitioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

AFTIE his GErB-.SsmueI Grub, of At
la2:a, &c oTgia, announces himself candidate
ior tax II ceiveT, having, as lie slyS in his card
no her me- OF support for myself and fami-
y IL y eNidertly al a question of grub with
MD. The above IL from a Georgia paper
2hd ne csndiSate will be recognized by many
Washi9Ston. well-known in this locality AZ
esquire Grubb.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

MASONIC ELECFIoN.-At the annual meeting
OF the Grand Chapter of Nasons of the District
ofColumbia, held lest night, the following OFF,
GERS were chosen 10 serve the ensuing year: John
Locke. VI. +. Grand High Priest: Joseph Dan
ies, Deputy Grand High Priest: A. Il. Longlev
strand King; X. W. Hardy, Grand Scribe; y. d.
Lsrner. Grand Secretary; Chauncey Smith
Grand Treasurer; Rev Alfred Holmead, Grand
the Host.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-15

SALE OF AN ELEGANT REsIDENCK-That ele-
giant residence on LIST street, between Gen
Dunn and Judge Field. fronting the Capitol
fark, recently PGrcb"sCi by Cyrus W. Field,
the great sub ma me telegraph man, was yester-
LAY sold by kilborrn ~ Iatta. to Hon. VIM Nj
ENsIts. late U. =. Attorney General, for $40 900
nr. Fled had purchased this for his winter resi-
nence, but fbe bad health of a daughter compels
him 10 go 70 Europe. One by one gentlemen of
talent and culture are locating here.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
ulLi,JAtSUSs

THE BROTHERS DION WILL PLAY AN EXHIBI-
ton game at the De Soto House, ST. ~ and II Beccker
o'clock
TWO BILLIARD ia BLFs FOR SALE CHEhP-5Xlo,
i MAHOGANY; SKILL rosewood; cloth, balls marble all
rew each four pocket best make Inquire at 6 Grand
street.
THREE ROSEWOOD MARBLE BED BILLIARD Ia
bes Grth's make, In good order, with all necessary
fixtures for sA caah 7a Prospcct street. Paterson N.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

UNITED STATES CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
UNITED STATES CoRrs or ENGINrERs, OFrIoE ROM
LAKE oNrAnlo AID sr: LAWRENCE RIVER,
Sealed proposals. in dnDcae win Be Received at this
Office a i A. NJ October a. $50 for furnishing and dely
erng the following named materials for enlargement, &C.,
or har6or facilities at oswego.N.,
HsMLotK otHss TIMBER.
as ny be- and g ST Or
i've 3 long and tsfs ndnes
f9yye i or as many more or les, as may be re-
twelve inches wiae and three inches thick.
PINE TIMBER.
os
t3S) feet long ant twelve inches square
All of the above named timber to be OF the best quality
shakrs or wsny edges" to be subject to rigid
and p ed AT such places and In such manner be
M by the engineer ocer In charge TO be bid for by
IkoN SGsss SoLffs 5l!ff
Three hundred and sixty 36D many less
be requed OF Screw Bolts, each 50 inches
Two thousand eight bun red and seyentynve s5) Cor
Weight Of ABOVE bolts Is about 81, Zoo lis.
viii subjected to such tests as may he directed BY tho
70 be bid by the pound, delivered ut osweco the
CLASS ".
BAR IRON.
Seven thousand eight hundred S00 nea feet of round
American lron ~ inches IN diameter, in bars of ordinary
length to be bid Tor by the pound delivered at Osweso 10 the
the usual manner. Wesht Of the above
.6,i-0 pounds.
The henlock timber and planks may be delivered In
monthly nsalments OF twohths Of the whole amount
CURED but the total amount required must a be delivered
by January l, 1S7
The pine timber all be delivered before close OF
alton this current year.
Al the above to be hrst class.
Bids or Item Of class without covering ali items OF that
class will be rejected.
The right reject any all bids any
Of Dids
Blank forms proposals. which be strictly COM
NICOLAS BOWEN Major OF Engineers
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR DELIVERING
from 5DJJ TO lUOUO tons Coal during tie fall and
navigation from Ezabchport, hmboy Hoboken to
arsie landing Long Island depth OF water 81 feet Address
box S6 Post oce, East Now York, stating price (gross
TONI
DROPoShLs FOR ALTERING STEAM HEATING
Il Apparatus at Infants Hospital, on Randall's Island
DEPARrMEhT PUEBLO CHARITIES AND CORREorIoN)
No. VI Third avenue, corner Eleventh street, !
NEW DIRK, Sept. 20, Io70>
Proposals. sealed and endorsed above received
by the OF Public Charities and Correction.
their Office until Monday, septcmber26 two O'Clock NJ
alterations to the Steam Heating Apparatus
Infants Hospital, Randas Island The specification for
be a their olce. and the Commits
reserve tho power rejecting all deemed by them
adv antageous 10 the department.
ISAAC ELL,
JAMES BOWEN,
OWEN W. FREEMAN, iCornm .ssioners.
JAMES b. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER FREAR,
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
L AVENUE.

u
best kind OF pavement 70 be used in paving Pennsyania
81 Il:
foIowin4 Wooden ravemsnt., Viz.
b.ss.y s .as ass fsa
Plans and r9hs eas . be seen at the ocs S the
inlormaon given By the foreman or saperntenaent s
pointed to supsT9snd the work to auan.e: character
points connected with spsC,@irarIoN tbs wolkr
The roadway must be graded by the contractor ms to
conform 70 the spbgraae the proes and
the new AZ psyng and other stones in the ave
sy ay DC the poeeea Sc pS 20 %
provement and shall be taken and removed TO such
excavation required the material escavaed shall bs
e same @ g. OF ea
from loan or vegetable matter. The earth shall be
root
rolled h ns the o n % d cid
the top of the gravel will be laid the wooden pavement
on % s s. as'n and
ere required to state II their proposals the prices
"a Removal of paving other stones, yard
Ssl Em0anFment. per cubic yard.
SrsyeS Sys Psr eue nam per SQUARE yard
The work must be commenced such times al such
ps.ed Tin the best and most substantial manner and with
or sh
good and sufficient bond. with surees approved by the
CHIEF Justice OF the Dsrct OF Columbia guaranteeing that
the OF the contract TO be entered Into shall be strictly
and faithfully Observed must accompany each bid The
COmmsoner. reserve to themselves the rhtto releo.
all bids not deemed to the interests OF the
corporation or Washington and property owners
The attention bidders called the following extract
from provide for the paving of Pennsyvania
nuc, approved July 9, le70:-- .
SEo.5 - "And within thirty days after they shall
have determined upon the to be used they shall
paving of said between tie points
named, the lowest and most favorable terms possible,
after having notice Of the letting thereof to be given
IN newspapers published In Washington, Bai
Philadelphia New York, for twenty days prior
the letting giving the time and place OF such letting and the
kind of pavement"
Proposals should be directed General N Micher Secre
tary Of Commission for Paving Pennsylvania avenue
of Public Buildings, Grounds and Works Washington d. c..
and orsed "roposais for Paving Pennsylvania
BY direction of the Commission.
N. MICHLER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

BUSINESS CHANCE.--AN INTELLIGENT MAN, WITH
- lew hundred dollars, have half interest In
good business that win bear full investigation Apply TO WI
Haven. - "
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

)ARrNER WANTED-IN A FIRST CLASS TEA AND
Grocery Store, established years. with three years.
lease 70 an enerseto is frat rate chance. Apply
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

DARTNER WANTED--IN THE MARBLE MAUFAC.
turin; business; thoroughly practical man, already
estanshed nbund orders and well located desires
charge knowledge of the requisite solid
business qualifications only required Address e. Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

81 EAST TWENTY-S ECOND sTREET.-ROOMS o.
81 second and fourth fooTs with superior Table AZ
comnodations; very desirable for small family ger
teIpen house cass
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

DARTNER WANTED--1N RELIABLE, WELL EsTAB-
Il lshed, first class light uacurng business; ba
largely increased moderate capital required. Apply to
OTIS, So Fulton street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

81 WEST TwENTY-SECOND sTREET-A PARLoR
without private table.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

I Eth STREET, sls WEST. "A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL
lD lei Handsomely furnished Room hot and cold
Closets bath, &C Breakfast and Tea If desired gentlemen
only.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

A GENTLEMAN, WRITING FAIR HAND AND ABI,E
IA to deposit al 00U cash wanted clerk per.
manenty State ZEAL address and fun particulars AsrOR
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

BOARD wtETED-CITY AND COUNTRY. ADDRESS
- BOARDERS' DIRECTORY, 737 Broadway. Established
1857 N. B. Free directions to choice boarding places.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

GOD STREET, 305 WEST.-A GENTLEMAN AM
4 = wife, two three gentlemen, be accom-
modated with furnished Rooms and Board in u private
family references required.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

DIST STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-A PRIVATE
u family. residing in their house. win le, their Sec
ond Floor elegantly frnished private table desired
srences exchanged. Address ID. NJ. C., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITTa.

A SPLENDID CHANGE FOR TO MAKE MoNpy
iwl sell part OF nm interest in good Silver Lodes near
satisfy party TO value, &c. ~ 'S
II. M. DWYER, Barton House. Georgetogn Cat
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

O1TH STREET, 957 wEST.-sECoND AND THIRI
floor front Rooms newly carpeted and furnished VIII
brat class Bonrd, 10 families single gentlemen location
uueKceDtonabe convenient 10 and Twenty third
stages. References
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

IT UNIVERSITY PLACF.-TO LET. WITH BOARD
L Rooms third AID fourth noors, Handsomely fur
nshct; also side Room Grst noor, front. House
FIRST class.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

Eth AVENUE, 3Oa--A SUIT OF THREE CoMMUNI.
- eating Rooms wh bath second goor very Handsomely
furnished, TO to family with eept0ns Board
also large and small Rooms for geniemen unquestionabe
references from parties yAcatng above sut.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

SD.lD STREET, NO. so, NEARLY OPPOSITE FIFTE
LD Avenue Hotel.-An entire Second Floor FIVE rooms
private BATH be secured with or without private
table; also other Rooms References.
The New York herald., 1870-09-21

eth AVENUE, 4sl.-sECOND FLOOR FRONT AMI
- bsck Parlors handsomely furnished coses water Sc
WV without chambers Rbove private table " dc
sired also accommodations for gentlemen.