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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10
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PARIS, june 6-Pafrie says that
France possessed III July last l3U, ,uuu
hreech loaders and 42U, 900 soldiers, and
demands a rigorous suppression nf
The ntachinations oi Communists IN he
Provinces.
The Minister of Marine has written to.
the managers of arsenals and navy yards
ipstructing them 80 employ French aad
not foreign mechanics.
LoNDoN, June IA Times special
dispatch from Berlin contains the follow
ing items:
The postponement of Rochefort s trial
is said 10 be from the apprehension Of
disclosures comFrJm sing the Governn ent
National defense
The Steele advocates the extention Of
Thers' term OF Office.
Pyatt is in Switzerland
The municipal elections at Marsaii!es
and Tarascnn are declared void.
.Twenty Eve women were silled aud
fifty more wounded at the railway aeci
dent pear Paris.
All pieces found of Column Vendomc
will be exactly restored.
1t is rumorcd that Favre is preparing
| a reply TO the inaniiesto OF Prince Napo-
fieon.
Thiers insists on giving the Republic
| fair trial
VERSAILLES, june 7.-The La Eeritc
says that a compromise is effected under
/ which the exile law is repealed, as re-
CARDS OrIeans Princes, aud their election
to1he Assembly declared valid; but the
/ Princes will not sit, and agree not 10 in
| trigre Ii is suid that Thers agrees TO
the plan.
The La Eerite estimates the damage
to Paris at eight million frahcs of mer-
chandise burned, excluding docks and
warehouses.
The Hygiene Council declares that
there will be no epidemic if precautions
are taken to prevent it, aud tiatfiie heal b
of Paris Is satisfactory
| The .Joa5nat OJfcselIc contains an I,aI-
ian note guaranteeing to redeliver es-
4 Gaping insurgents.
Lullier has been arrested
/ Reported disturbances at Lyons are
| false
/ Gen. Assy' $ trial viii come Of July Ist
/ Arrests continue
/ Louis Blame has written to fsgarv de
nauncios the Cou,mnne.
II is s4id that Ferfy will be Minister to
Washington.
Madrid june 6 = Minister Morel viii
resign II disagreement continues with
/ the Commission Of Cnrtes and Bud lei.
PRooF REABiNG.-If the readers Of
the newspapers understood oue.haif OF
the difficulties in procuring accuracy.
instead of wondering and scoI,lIng at
mistakes, they would be surprised hat
there are no; more IIow few rea. .lers
Iappreeiate the services Of the n,t,ss s.laa|
who exam nts the :pr,sfs 81 .is,ss &
hetore it is printed. HE'S M at iiss
most important agents II tha Irssl y.rgilsst
ut a correct literature a,., e,sse Of. wh,ss.
nore adcr seems TO think Ills is the
j NEST thankless of all the et,jaymenfs
among men, But let him allow IN crr.r
To gn nuaesrrected-as we happened TO do
4 IN 4 fse>line item few weeks since =
and immediately he Is known to be .cen-
sured and his paper subjected to Ill pa
fured criticisms. He has mo thanks for
his labored patience. but blame If he Is
not faiaitless. He is certain Of one Of
two thing sfosgetfulness or censure.s
Illinois Is the third neHspaper-puhlish.
] ing State In the Union.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

In the Fair-Crittenden case Judge
Dwinelle refused to allow new trial to
Mrs. Fair, convicted of the murder of A.
p. Crittenden, but passed sentence of
death upon her Mrs Fairs counsel
viii make every attempt to obtain new
hearing of the case in the Supreme
Court, and may succeed, but there is little
hope, even if new trial is granted. that
the Judgment of the court below viii be
reversed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Gen. Chas. P..Stone. principally known
in our late war IN connection with Balls
Bluff. and at one time chief of staff Of
Gen. Banks, while IN command at New
Orleans, is now in the service Of the
Yiceroy of Egypt. and is experimenting
the building of a military school on the
banks OF the Nile.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

In the case CT Chas. Douglass, on trial
in Idaho City on the 29th May. charged
with the murder ct F. D. Holbrook, the
jury disagreed after two days delibera
tion, and were discharged-7 for convie-
4ion, for acqulttal
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The late ex-Secretary If State, of Hi
nois. Sharon Tyndale, who was recently
murdered in Springfield. had his l.te
insured in the sum of twelve thousand
dollars, aud also held aecidentalI policies
in the sum of six thousand dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

In jackson county wool commands but
1905 cs per pound. while our farmers
are urged to part with their wool clips
at 339935c. That's what's the matter
with the railroad
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The emigration returns for the first
months of hhe present year, deveinp the
unusual fact thar fhe number from Eng
land exceeds that fronl either Germany
or Ireland. the totals being respectively
8, ,76S, 1883 and 9, III.
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The New Orleans Repu5t,.s.a, saws tha

The New Orleans .Rcputt.can says tha,
the cxulsation oi Shreveport over the
prospect OF having railroad connection
with New Orleans is withou. parallel, if
we except the depravitT with which she
denounced the Republican parfy ) for offer
ing to legis'ate in such way that this
very result might be achieved
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The Plaindeuler tells of an inhnman
outrage attempted by man named His-
gfhson, in Cainas valley, Douglas county,
upon woman livin. at his farm. in the
absence of her husband. ihe man was
bourd over Oh her caml Iaint
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

From the jacksonville Sentinel we
learn of serious shooting affray near
Rock Point. on Thursday, ia which a
man named NicdhatnmeI shot s. u. Tay-
Tor through the right hand, rendering
ampufafionso of all the hand except the
thumb aud forefDeer, necessary. The
difficulty grew out of lawsuit
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our southern oregon Correspondence.

Our southern Oregon Correspondence.
EMPIRE Cry, june 9th, 1871.
Our District Court closed last Saturday
evening. This occasion always draws
great many persons to town, although
there may be no case on the docket of
much importance. Our Bar was graced
this term by more than the usual amount
of foreign legal talent. Corvallis. Eugene
and Roseburg were wellrepresented. The
ladies' held their
FANCY FAIR
on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings.
They realized, clear Of all expenses, one
hundred and Jifiy dollars, which for so
small community, is remarkably well.
The occasion was very pleasant one.
The steamer A1pha, aud the tugs
| Escort and luergfn,dc were
SEIZED
last Thursday evening. by our Deputy
| Collector Woodruff, for violation of law !;
but they gave bail, and went on their
way. The little steamer Argo, that was
/ seizeti q few months a.o, has been releas-
ed and she is refhttcd aud is now making
daily, trips TO Marshfeld and other points
on the Bay and river, to the great delight
of our citizens generally. 1t has been
/ HUNDRED
that Judge Skinner is to receive the APP
point.nent of Deputy Collector OF this
port ip the place Of 4. A. Woodruff, whu
has resigned ~ more suitable man, OF
one more deserving than the Judge,
could not be found. lie is a true man
and has ever labored for the interests oi
the Republican party; yet he has received
no Office at their hands, while men fal
less deserving than he have been placed
in power. Then his interests are idcnti.
fed with the people of this place, as b.
owns property here aud expects to make
this his future home. His apl ointmen
would give universal satisfaction. The
Company that recently purchased the
NEW COAL MINE,
has commenced ope rations. and The pros
poets SO far are favorable. If it shuult
prove as rich a> it is expected TO be, il
: development will be a great benefit TO thi
county. Mr. Lockhart's
GOLD MINE.
on the Goqaill, has proved richer thai
. even expected alr. Larfe's claim i
also paying better than ever. 1t Is gen
orally believed that there are good pay
: ing mines in hat vicinity that have DC
! been developed.
; THE ENTRANCE
to our Bay, which for time last White
was closed by southerly winds, drivia
Z sand into the channel, is now open. an
/. vessels are passing in and ont daily
= Southerly winds drive the sand into th
: channel aud quite close it; but ie'
: days of northery winds cut 1t out. an
ran,lar ;t - ,ro,,j "a. avar w ID Y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The Pennsylvania Central, New York
Central, and Erie Railroads have advanc-
ed the rates of frst-class freight west, as
follows Chicago. 81; Keokuk, ST 81;
Kansas City, 81 81 ST. Louis, 81 20,
and other points in proportion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

A newspaper correspondent writing
from Texas. reports that the Sdateis now
in the enjnymentsof Of uninterrupted pros
perity ty-manufaetories going up. thirteen
railroads in process of construction the
crops large, the people t, ierably peaceful.
and plenty of money In circulation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Tamnany tactics says the New York
Tribune, did not work we'll in Connecti-
out at the last election. as we have taken
great delight in showing. Tt Iow ap-
pears, not less to our qualification, that
Iammany roughs fare badly in her cour.s
o1 Justice One of the fraudulent Dem
ocratic voters in New haven has been
detected, tried, condemned, and sentenc-
ed TO State Prison, and the Democratic
register, who cornived at the fraud. is
likely to share the same fate. IF things
go on at this rate Democratic candidates
VIII appeal tor Tammany aid as yainly as
Gov English did at the last election.
and Connecticut. in that event, will be
lost to the Democracy withont hope Of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The Jacksonville Times accounts for
Col. Dennison's fall from grace, on the
ground that he has been running with
the Portland Herald clique for some
time back. The same paper has this in
relation to the charge of the Herald
tina. the editor of the Butletia is Kama
ka:
Grasshopper Jim is exercised because
he has taken it into his foolish head that
the editor Of the Bulletin is a KanaEa
When Grasshopper Jim wanted to be
emperor of China, several years ago, could
he have gratified his ambition without
becoming Chinaman. What's the use
81 his putting on airs because he wears
goggles and is IN the s.reaI estate busi-
| ness n Portland Let somebody give
the youth something warm, and send him
to bed.
And again, from the same paper, here
is q singing, sarcastic hit at the course
Of tho Herald in the olladay
| suit
Grasshopper Jim IS just now engaged
in trying El.iot's law suit against Hoila,
day ii the columns Of the Herald. It is
supposed that the suit has been continued
ID the. Fifteenth District Court OF Cali
fornla 70 await the opinion Of this pro-
fonnd jntist.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Three members of the Nova Scotia
Governments have been appointed dele
cation to confer with the Government of
Nova Scotia aud Prince Edwards Island
with view to united action against the
Washington treaty.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Commercial relations between Germany
and France have been restored to the
aame footing as before the war.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

An Encyciicai letter has been issued
calling on Catholics throughout the world
to give thanks to God on the occasion of
the Pope's jubilee.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Brick Pomeroy. having been put
through the divorce court, has got into
harness again with she who was but
recently Mrs Louisa NJ. Thomas
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The San Domingo report and accom-
panying documents are at last completed
and win be issued next week.
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The Louisville Coarier.5our,aal,

The Louisville coarfer.Joursaaz, 10
referring to the Ohio platform, says:
The Republican leaders are seriously
alarmed at the progress made by the lib
eral teachings of the Democratic party Ia
every section of the Union. They de-
clare that there will be no difference be-
tween the two opposing organizations if
the course pursued by the Democracy
shonld become universal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

at last accounts the committee solicit
ing stock for the Willamette Bridge
Company at Portland had obtair ed
$4,000 in subscriptions. It is calculat-
ed that $50 200 coin will build the
bridge
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

announced that 20 900 Communist
prisoners will be transported to New
Caledonia.
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Financial and~CommercIaI.

Gold in New York 1928. Legal
tenders, s93@9o4.
San francisco market quotations are as
thus:
Wheat-Lower quoted at 80 so for
a choice article.
FIour-Weak with downward tedency.
No quotations.
Oats-From ST so to So 10.
No change in Albany markets since
last week Buyers are paying from !
to 35c per rennd for wool.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Very many Canadian papers take the
view that the ahandonmcnt by England
OF her exclusive right to the fisheries
and the navigation OF the st. Lawrence
is to be taken premouision of a set
tied purpose to abandon Canada en-
tirely
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

From New York it is stated that con-
trary to expectation, John z. Hale is re-
covering his health, and his friends are
talking Of putting him in the political
field.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The Jacksonville Times Democratic
says that the small sum distracted from
the school fund by Col. Dennison, of
Portland, reduces him to the level of a
petty larceny rogue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The aThumpagorians'a are TO give a
grand parade on the 4eh ae Jacksonville.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

q Il is reported that Senator Corbett
viii not go to Europe the present Sum-
mer as heretofore announced, but will
return to his home in Portland in few
weeks
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mARHfrp.

NIL haren. ste4,s Al, IS l. by s. II. Claus h.
% 81 hi r sideu-c. N W IL. Ingram and Miss
Mars i Nj ler--alI Iian county
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Dir Sage's Cafarrh Remedy is no Pat nt Metti-
cine humhus Softss, up to dnpe the iruers.nt aud
ere suiaus. nor IS it Represented hein- "cosn
pa I'D of rar, and preci ius Substances, br ught
from the .ur corners of tie carth. carried sven
i'm afr5,ys the Great Do crt of Sabarab on the
backs .,f aurta n caineis. ard brought the
Affa,stfc Ores tw ships" 1t Is a simple
mild. 50, hing, pleasant Remedy. perfect spc:
Il f,r Cir nic Nasal Catarrah, tsCold in the
h .al.' and kinlred diseases. The proprietor
r.. y Pierre. NJ. D., o Bafilo, N Y. offers a
rswarl II s 90 for d case Of Gatarrh he cannot
eur For saie hy mest druggists cverywhere
s nst,s mail. .sspaitl. fr sixty cents. Ad rcss
taf- s+te itssprsStr above
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The Statesman gives currency te the
following from Curry county: A CORES
pondent writes US that great excitement
exists at Checto among whites afd Indians
over the death of an Indian, who IS sup
posed to have been shot by a white man, !,
who is married to dusky forest maiden.
Cause-jealousy The Indians demand
one thousand dollars as an equivalent for
numbering the said s'brave, which
amount not being Forthcoming. 1t Is feared
they will w.eak vengeance upon the
party suspected.
spETERs' MUsIcAI. MONTHLY for June
contains beautiful selection OF new
music. We give below the contents
any single piece being worth as much as
Mr. Peters asks for the entire lot:
sGenevieve." Scotch Song and
Chorus, by Hays. ssLittla Voices Heard
no More" Song and chorus by Persiey.
Must I leave thee, Mother dear r
Song, by Halevy. '.Dawn of Love" A
beautiful German Song, by Holzel. .I'n
my Daddy's only Son. . Dance Song
f.sLilly Bell" Quartet. "Forgef-me-
Not" Quartet. ..Oh! Holy, Holy
Lord Saviour who thy Flocks ar
tending.n ssSoldicrs of Christ arise. :
my Faith looks up TO Thee" "Ret
Bird Waltz. ssChieaso Quickste >.
Rippling Brook Polka 1.-The Chasse.'
Hunting Rondo, by Tonel.
i Take your choice-P PETERs MusIcal
MONTHLY for June, price 80 cents, con
tanning the above pieces. or the sam
pieces in sheet form. (printed from tn
same plates. prlc. S5 So Address, j
L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

The Herald goes the yallandig ham
platform straight.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

Dent despair hecaasGfsea have weak Consfi-
tuition. 7 st vita izing principle cm5,dieti in D..
Wtsike = Fincys Bistess viii assnrediy strengih
il. II every draP"f that seafntinstiou If veg
ttab eiir.tsss, .i.cse i 1T innai,sg, F.gcne-
r.tftg, r.rriil rag power, uequala in The wilol'
range '.f pforti taay ani OH iai rem dies II Is
TO the inert phi gue what ssain and oil are to the
/ icolnotiye engine. UT il ntiins Try ex-
3stant. nothing but tie Jul es Of rare mefic;nal
herbs anl .ots. iatea.ied by the Great Physician
/ Z s.tha healing of al Nalians
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

lhe Pain Killer may justly be styisd tue
great medicine of the wnrl. for there is no rs fon
If the globe into which il has not found its way,
and been largely used and hislly priced. More
over, there IS cline to which it has nat proved
to he well adapte1.fpr the of consiaershl
variety Of diseases; itisa speedy and safe remedy
for bsras, scai Is. euts brui-cs. wounds aad vari-
ems ather injuries. as we as for dysintery,
darfhoea aud bowel complaints generally. is asl-
mirsbly suited for every race of men on the face
of the lobe.
1t is a very significant fact. that nntwithstsn
pG the long period OF years that Pain Killer
has been bef,re the world, it has never lost on
whit OF its popularity but. the contrary, th.s
call for it has steadily increased from its FIRST dis
eovery. aud at previous time has the demand for
it been so great. or the quantity made been So
LARGE rs it is to day.
Another significant fact is. that nowhere has the
Pain Killer cen in hirh r rerate, "r been
more generally used by families aud indfvidnals,
than it has been here at home. where it FIRST
disc ~ cred and introduce Thst the Pain Killer
will continue he. what we have styisd il. The
great iaeoicinc Of fte Woi{. there eanEot be II,
low of doubt. Prsyiienee Aslyertiser- june.
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THE ENTRANCE

to our Bay. which for a time last Winter
was closed by southerly winds, driving
sand into the channel. is now open, ANA
vessels are passing in and out daily.
Southerly winds drive the sand into the
channel aud quite close it; /; but a few
days of nerthery winds cut 1T out. anil
render it as good ever. W ID. y
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GOLD MINE

on the Goqaill, has proved richer than
even expected. Mr.. Larre's claim Is
also paying better than ever 1t Is gem
orally believed tia, there are sond pay
iny mines in that vicinity that have not
been developed.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF AP.
pcas of the National Association for the Promotion
the Interests the American Tronr Turf will DO held at
Providencc, r. L. Thursday evening" the 18th of June
consider such matters come before them Persons
business To lay before the Board will please
GEORGE H. SMITH, Secretary
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THE TURF.

DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SPRING MEETING.
LEVY, the celebrated Cornet Solos viii perform every
day, assisted by Col Fisks famous Ninth Regiment Band
GEO. w. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


r. ENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW YORK.
" ADJUTAsr GESEaAL's orrIcEt
GENERAL onpAssAsS AssASG, Nay M ~ 1871.
The Adjuan General, the Inspector General and the
into the merits OF various kinds of breechoadng red mus
Goveraor ''p'' VIC '''"' OF suoh ehAm'n''0n 70 tue
# ssHssns * GerPaHsP PowssnsS
In compliance with the above order the undersigned win
%nesy Is te ad uS
snS Se for
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adiutant General.
4SSEf ssHss'Si Ssisf sf1sFs Ordnance
K NIGHTS rrArIaR; Nsaros Commander, so.k.r
5aa sos sssa sns '%S s
day. al 10 NJ sharp IAM m sno5% tx nn
e GARDNER Recorder
NTorInE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
IN VIII be held the ONCE Of the New York Bridge Com
day. ihe 5th day June next at Il O'clock Of day
year. er heen directors OF aS eF nv hss sasns
Or 9gISrAnD Secretary. ''' : : '''' : . ''''N
NEW YORK STREET LAMPs.-No CITY IN THE
tai Rsascns Lamp sar,es patent recently adopted and
vard Grand Circle Washington square and elsewhere GEN.
eral onnce $50 Broadway.
OFFICIAL khSHTGNY RsAw9Ngs STATE LOTTERIES
10 T. &, 81 y oisss 4 = 70 ssusa T. 81 m
H. g. & H. IT,
49, ss Z Is asn.ssr., T. e y Sssiss'ss u 81 4
D UTGERs FEMALE coLLEaE-coMMENcEMEN
y Alumni BY Miss
Church Class Of 6S and Class Day Exercises College Chapel
Thursday, June g. Annual Commencement Fourth Pres.
htrtv fourth eirp and
Musical soires At the College, I'M Cards may be Oh.
taiaed at the college, u. M PIERCE, President
PoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
u prizes in the drawing Of the Soh Of May 1871
Me- Ne. ss ssSSSS sSa$S Ss
owan street Box 1855 & Post once, New wv York.
4s, ss u drew s2dOo promptly attended 10 aud
srosss co. '0d established
9S.ysiS saa psr%.asSy cured BY .Aaf p!: SzsN
Il ges OF a:Gn S
that we have cured In Jersey City Newark and paters
Office in person or by letter.
ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND oTHERs.-TEssg h
laed and Mosaic Thing, suitable for churches, entrance
England for wsh they have Been awarded
prize medals IN an the worlds fair; held, and
S9mges and design. to be seen at the Office Of ED
supplied .-
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c,
EoR sALE-soAE ExTRLMELY HANDSOME SCOTCH
s1a Sses % s sn
Italian Greyhound six months old and two Black and Tans
basement
E'oR sALE-A THOROUGHBRED HUNTING DOG,
y setter KREAMER BRO- lS4 Liberty street.
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
IL SPRING MEETING.
Season tickets be obtained Hoffman House, New
York Hotel G. r. Lawrence, 81 South street. New York j.
O. Forces Shades Pierepont street; Conkp's drug store
Of tlabush and Warren street, BROOKLYN
and also Halls and Tunlsons Hotel, Coney ISLAND road
Tickets 80 each. GEORGE ". OAKLEY Superintcndent,
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To LEr FoR BUSINESS pURrosgs-

innrING PLAck, CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET. =
re,sant summer Rooms; location and mod
aae pr,css one large Room with adjoning well
adapted Tor professional business purposes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03
DWELLING HOUSES TO Let.


A WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. CORNER GRAND
IL Bouevard ana 10th street, desirable House 3Oy6O
with all improvements and IL Ground 10 rent, com
pctely furnished, Tor months and an arnpi-
riagc room magnificent vew rent I5 per
month. V. X. STEVENSON A SON Pms