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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

A BRAVE GIRL.-The horses at.
tached to heavily-loaded stage, con-
tanning n number Of schoolgirls on
their way home for the spring vacation
were frightened at the depot in Hart
ford, last Friday morning during the
temporary absence OF the driver; and
dashed rapidly down tho street.
Three of the girls occupied seats on
top OF the vehicle, back Of the drivers
and one Of them described as a mai
den Of slight frame and graceful de.
meanor, crop up over the roof to the
drivers seat, descended to the box,
bent down aud picked up the reius,
pulled strongly and sharply upon
them, and stopped the horses and
averted what might have been a ter
rible accident, When the driver came
up she handed him tho reins, remark.
ing that she knew that something had
got to be done and thas sho saw no
one else to do it. While rGaaing this
paragraph q marrying man at our elbow
exclaimed "What wife she would
make " But he could not answer
when he was asked whether she wou Id
not be likely to ''seizc the reins I"
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Mob Rule In Paris.

The French capital is in the posses
sion of mob. The National Guard
which was appointed to preserve the
peace and good order of the city. has
turned traitor to the new Government,
and sets at defiance its authority. The
Guard and tho mob have fra,ernizod.
aud only a small police force remain
loyal, which is powerlcss. The sol
diery have basely surrendered i,s Off
GERS to the mob, and three of them
have already beed brutaliy murdered.
It's difficult to imagiue what can bc the
object or designs of the rioters There
Is evidently very widespread hos
tility to the Assembly, and the govern =
ment it has established.
This is the darkest day France has
yet seen. Every hour ofthe continu.
ance Of this mob rule in Paris less ems
tho chance'of Republic and strength
ems tho claim set up by the monarchists,
that nothing but strong and despotic
sway will hold the French populaco in
snbjection. Tho question whether Tho
French people are sufficiently intelli-
gent for self-goyernment is 10 danger
Of hsine decided in the negative. The
substantial citizens ofParis arc already
calling upon their recent conquerors.
the Germans, to return TO the city,
and protect them from their own peo-
pie. This is extreme humiliation.
and it the new government invites q
corps of the Prussians to march to it,
relief twill never be able to regain
the confidence Of tho subjugated citi.
zens. 1t will also soon occur to Em-
peror William that government for
France, protected BY German troops, will
be an expensive affair, and in self de-.
Tense. therefore. the conqueror may be
compelled toset up anew dynasty. The
Germans are deeply interested iu main.
tanning good order 10 Paris and through,
out the provinces, for as long as law.
lessness prevails IL will be impossible
for her to collect tho indemnity pro.
vided for in the treaty Of peace.
Tho latest dispatches Inform us that
the National Guards have taken pos
session OF oil the Offices and have OK.
PEELED the new government from the
city. A committee of Is has issued
proclamation which has been dis,rib
utsd throughout the city calling q now
election snothsr proclamation de
clssss that the Guards expelled the
government bsoauss Il had betrayed
tho eeantry and ssss forth that the
eely pospsee efthe army il 10 choose q
~ AsssnblS thai viii organise .
4|2R lea!!!s !! Z I q ! ~ ~ n ynnss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

THE n. Y. Tribune clcsss its renec-
tions on tho New Hampshire election
with this significant language:
Now Hampshire has has not become
Democratic. This vote means mainly,
If not wholly Republican apathy, bora
Of oyer-coniidence aud the continuous
triumphs of sixteen years, and Repub.
iican disaliection, engondered by local
quarrols, liquor, and the unwise and
untimcly Sumner trouble /; is not
by the continuance of such causes that
parties are saved aud If the lesson is
TO be learned, 10 time for 1872, it has
not given US month to soou. Let
US take it for warning and Indictment
and close up the ranks.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

OSE evening several months ago,
as train Of cars was leaving the de-
pot at Albany, N. Y, . man jumped
upon the express car, and while the
train was crossing the river, be disa-
bled the express messenger, by shoot
ing him several times with q pistol,
robbed the safe, aud then left he car
on the opposite side of the river.
Subsequently suspicion rested upon q
man osmed Filkins, for committing
the crime, be was arrested. identified
~ the msssenger, who was not NOR
tally wounded. and wss recently
trisd at Albany, convicted and SEN
s:ncsd 7: !: y e twenty year. inprisennsat,
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TB e POST.
nIDDI.RBURo. .hARoH aS, isii

THE election in New Hampshire,
last week, resulted in no choice for
Governor. neither party have received
a majority, third party having drawn
OF several thousand votes. Three
Democratic Conere1men were elected
aud tho House is claimed by both par
tics. The Legislature must choose n
Governor.
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The Parisian Reign Of Terror

History, alas does often repeat it.
self. 1t would appear, says the Press,
as II second Reign Of Terror was
beginning in Paris--a copy of tha,
terrible dsorganization which COM
menced on the last day Of May, 1898,
and eontitued until the end of July,
l19I, when Robespicrre aud his sate-
lites
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PeriHhed by the lusiest doom

ferished by the JuSest doom
That ever the destroyer had destroyed
The sturnalia Of murder spread from
the capital to the provinces, and it has
been estimated that,in fourteen months,
the holocaust of human lives destroyed
exceeded l,022, 900 in number, with
out including the massacres at Vor-
saillcs, the Abbey, the Carmes, or
other prisons Of the I'd September,
the victims Of the Glaciere OF Avignou,
those shot at Toulou and Marseillcs,
or the persons slain in the town of
Bedoin, Of which the whole population
porishod. These were the terrible
times, when, as Byron forcibly and
truly said:
France got drunk with blood lovomit crime,
And fatal have her saturnalia been
To Freedoms cause, in every age and cline.
After having overthrown 4 despot.
ism, most terrible, because corrupt
from rind to core alter having made
peace with the conquering foreigners /;
after having established q Republic,
. in place Of that incubus of. .misrule. the
Empire-it is dreadful disappoiut,
ment to have the red flag raised, and
tho action of f'93 and '94renewed, by
which hssty suspicion, rockless,acou-
satien, quick trial, certain conviction,
and immediate execution became the
ordor of tie day. Three generals who
had served France in the field have
already been tho victims Of this popu-
lar, yiadictive, ungratoful. and inhu-
.mau.ipjustice. Once begun, who can
say how and when it may end ? Once
that the tiger bas tasted human blood,
his thirst for 1t becomes the pervadipg
appetite Of his life.s Three men have
been murdered. Thrice ten thousand
may be destined to perish within n
mouth. Paris is said to be virtually
in'the hands Of the Communists, who
hold that property is q crime. Al
ready, it is to!esraphed, the National
Assembly, considering themselves uu.
safe at Versailles, have resolved to
hold their session in some locality less
dangerously near to Paris. The same
feeling Which 70 50 alarming 10 that
city 10 sid 70 be rify 10 Lyons, Bor.
desux, and Marseilles. The worst is,
whatever excosss, may follow will be
attributed to the recent French repu-
diatien Of the monkrchisl systs M Ito
toe Republic itself--and We may sx-'
pect to and 'asiatocsatio ,ipurnal
1heougbeut Europe pltylu fsvor
ehs(e RAIDERS viii poor Au4sne Ro.
Std'o MI tbopD sDostrsphe, 70 Lib.
~ phAt a1Qoo. ~ oopnitted iul
ohoe Aysady, = snsIslpsdss,
: @s1lars. ~ a6rdsr snd 6infnli|
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

THE business Of paying debts is SO
much of bore to the mass of man
kind. that he who offers extra induce
ments to debtors is entitled to hear
ing Such as one who was the uncle
of a New Hampshire youth, who
recently repaid his uncle the sum
OF ten dollars borrowed some years be-
fore. So virluous an act deserved re-
ward, and for once received it. For
the old gentleman died the other day
and left will bequeathing his estate,
valued at two hundred thousand dol
lars, to his debt-paying nephew. He
gave as reason for tho bequest the
fact that, though many relatives had
borrowed money Of him, this one alone
had remembered to return the loan.
The moral of this is obvious, but lest
some may fail to SEQ il, we state it
thus: If you owe your uncle, fork,
over.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

A Mr.. LAwALL of Bethlehem.
was recently sued by his wife for di.
vorce. The sheriff of the county start
ed in search of him in order to serve
the papers, aud 10y mistake was directed
to the wrong house. The family were
assembled in the parlor when the sher.
iff arrived, all looking happy and con.
tented, especially Mrs. l., who looked
rs il shc wanted anything but di.
vorce. Tho sheriff read subpoena
summoning Mr. laval to appear al
court and answer why divorce should
not be granted, as petitioned by his
better half, Mr.. laval, dumbiound.
ed, looked at his wife, who gazcd in
CONSERVATION at tho sheriff, while that
goolleman innoceDtly looked at them
all. The mistake was made apparent
by a FREUD present. who suggested
that it was another Mr.. laval who
was wanted. The sheriff beat has.
" retreat, amid the laughter of those
present
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Esiate Of A. @. HAssINGER. decd.

T ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon
IL the esta.s of A. @. Ilassinger, late Of
selinsgrove Borough, deceased. having
been granted to the undersigned, all per.
sons indebted TO the estate are requested to
make payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them to
JOHN s. HASsINGER.
Jan. 81, 1871. Administrator.
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7 ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon
IL the Estate Of Mary Briminghous, late
Of Centre township, deceased, having been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons in
debted TO the estate are requested TO make
payment, and those having claims against
the same, will present them to
FELIX BREMINGH0US.
March 81, 1871. Administrators.
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SheriH,s sale.

by virtue Of vtjt6f'vtna Bx., issued
out Of the Court OF Common Please Of sny-
der Co. to me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale. ut the Court House in Middle.
burg, on MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1871, at
10 o'clock. A. NJ, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE rs 70 lows TO wit:-All
that certain Tract of Land situate In Chap
mon Township, Snyder county. Pa, boun l..
ded east by land Of John Noll, south by
land Of the German Reformed and Luthe
ran congregations of Grubb's Church. west
by land Of william Hcigcs and others. ami
north by land of Henry Arnold, containin z
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

ArrENprs|
sainrdaythe
OF Troxelvile|
about mid.Ii|
|pany with si
\inAnv wor,
| |hghwaymen,
hen had rece|
'sr's Valley r.
Isd. Mr.. UlsI
|'ae warning,
Homes in the
a'lng then, sh
Pad not proce'
we're fred MI
Goods aud atta
|'ne man catch
''ridle and the
wagon and ask
y this time
'Arowing stone
IN, and our 4
rom The would
caring to more
'pds. Mr.. Uls
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Estate Of MARY q. BECKER, Deceased.
I ETTERs TESTAMENTARY upon the
IL estate of Mary c. Becker de;'d., late
of Selinsgrove Borough, Snyder County,
Pa, having been granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted to the said estate are
requested 10 make payment, and those hav-
ing demands against the same to present
them without delay to
GEORGE SCHNURE, Executors.
January 3, 1871.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-23

A VOID QUACkS.-A victim Of
~ carly indiscretion, causing nervous de-
blity, premature decay, Sc, having tried ia
vain every advertised remedy, has simple
means OF selicure. which he will send free TO his
iellow'suiierers, Address j. IL. TUTTLE, Ts
Nassau street, New York.
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Estate Of ELrzAsEru RHIoHrxsAoH, decd.

r ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS upop the
lnston tps Deceased, having BEN ssssssd % he
anaersignsd, all psrsons knowing tbsmsslvos
!ndssted 70 ths Sstste .srs requested 70 mako
PsxssniiI ,ss saSss ssy,Ss cisaps against "
William HHAq.Ec,
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e;EEDS, SEEDS.

Market Gardeners wanting fresh and reliable
seeds, should buy OF the growers. Wo grow the
tnest varieties Of Beet, Cabbage, Carrot. sugar
Corn, kale, Lettuce, Melon, Onion. Parsnip,
Radish spinach, Squa sh, Tuinip and othct We.
getnblc seeds. Catalogues with Price List
mailed free. WADEA ARM STRONG, Seeds.
men, iI2o Market street, Philadelphia, IA.
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IO1 ACRES,

More rr less, whereon are erected Two
Story. Weather Boarded Dwelling House,
Good Barn. and other necessary aud con.
venient out buildings.
Taken IN execution and TO be sold as the
property Of Ben.omin Phillips
JOHN S. WOLF. SheriA
Sberilf's Office, Middlebug, March II, II.
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BLOOMINGTON uLL.) Sugs ERY.

10th Year. 600 Acres ~ Greenhouses Lar.
gest Assortmcnt-aIl sizes. Best stock Low
Prices Would you know what, when, How to
Plant Fruit Shade, Evergreen Trees. Ro OF
Eerly Rose Potatoes, shrubs Roses Greenhouse
and garden plants, nc. &C. FLOWER AND NEa.
TABLE SEEDS Finest, Best Collcction-S orts
and quality. send 10 cents for New, Illustrated
each, for Catalogues Of seeds, with plain direc
tions-Gi pages Bedding and garden plants
80 pages, and Wholesale Price List-2l pages
Address Z. X. PHOENIX Bloomington, Ill
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. hook Agents !

The most useful, ornamental, sensible and
PSpg1rir pnir 2, y ssahhn,SIiptSp books is. phyieai
did eteel Plates, Il richly bound, and every
fsAss soa ,nether yho sees Il wants II. II has
g ses93 onySs,s4s 81 sss es1s'r: ssgansg Teesst
os:n heek Ike shl( ens. 3 Ilesdld isrmi OK.
.:;|I l'ss ''ss:' s. =; A:s' \
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STRAY HORSE,-Came to the
Apprentices Of the subscriber, in Centre town.
ship Snyder County. Pa, on the 9th inst. a
common sized DARK BROWN MARE, about
years old. with white hind legs. The owner
IL requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away or she will be
disposed Of according TO law.
NATHANIEL DEABLER.
Centre township, Feb. l, 1871.
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WANTED-AGENTS, $50 per
~ day. 70 sell the celebrated HOME SHUT.
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Has the under
ICED, makes the "lock stitchr (nlike on both
sldesl and Is fully llcenssd. The best and cheap
est family Sewing Machine In the market. Ad
dress JoHssos, CLARK, X Co, Boston, Mass 4,
Plttsburg, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, Mo.
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FRUIT JAR MAsUFAC URERs aoa b
ers are notified, that q bette and cheaper
than was ever known will Q supplied \
Jar excells In every quality and fequlreme
others. II will sell Itself. Important p
list for ISL, now ready and sent froe. Ailr(
LiAS. q: INLAY h SON, No. 22I Dock
Philadelphia, Ps.
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.laoren & Co.'S Adrertisemerts.
S5TOS1O PER DAY.

MEN WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS who engage
in our new pnsinoss make from t5 TO 40 per day Y
In their own localities. Full particulars and in.
suuctibn sent free by mail. Those in need of
permanent, profitable work, should address n
once. GEORGE sTINsoN and Co., Portland
Maine.
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UTNEGAR, how made In ten hours without
AN drugs. Particulars 10 cents.
f. SAGE Orcmwell, Conn.
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nEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCRoFuLA.
- lady who had suffered for years from De
ness, Catnrrh and Scrofula, was cured bj
s,nlplo ISlno1y. Her sympathy and gratil
prompts her to send the receipts free OF char
70 any ono eimilarly afflicted. Address II.
NJ O. LEdoErTy Jeriey city, Nj.
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S O'CLOCK. n,,,
The Magic Comb.

VIII change any colored hair or beard 10 tst
.nanant black or brown. II Contains no poi.o
One comb sent by mail for o.. Dealers SUPPLE
~ reduced rates. Address WIN. Patton, ffeu
Springfield, Mass. N''
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run at larg|
hight last.
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WANTFD-THREE OR -FOUR FURNISHED OR UN.
w fuFnshe Rooms suitable Tor houseke eeping Address
stating terms l.. NJ. H.. box ITO Herald ohice
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
ANU ST NEWT
CT. JAMES THEATRE.

ct. JAMES THEATRE,
hJ,,,.,. :. -. r Twenty etghth street and Rroadway.
iHoHsnhn EVrNiNG, NOVEMBER 2, two Operetas,
s,,, ,''siAIY.slA" and "TOu MANY COOKS"
SUSAN GALioN and the entire company
T. d. nhN its, X. u. DAVIES,
The Man with the Talking hutomatons
sIGNORIrA FILOMENO I,ojnist and Ptan,st
MATINEE SATURDAY. MAIINEE SATURDAY
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Eth AVENUE, NO. 40, CORNER THIRTEENTH
- street.Two Handsomely furnished Rooms rent
first Board; also Roo tor gen4enen. A tew
table Joarders accommodated.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
TENTH WEEK
w Eek
OF
DIVORCE.

TENTH WEEK
WEEK
OF
DIVORCE.
EVERY NIGHT until fur
ther not ce al every SATuR-
DAY Art RNOON will be
performed the very brilliant
! rama Of the times, by Mr..
AUGusIIN DAILY, emit ed
"DlVoRCr," with magnii-
cent new scenery, Drnliant
fashionable toilets; furniture
a la mode. Chafac ers b. the
NEW COMEDY COMPANy,
inclu ling Miss Fanny Morant,
Fanny Davenport, Clara Nor
rvs, Lima ,Ie,ty, Mrs. Gi err,
Mary Cary, Nellie Mortimer,
az IlaAyon, Ida Yerance
MI. u. IA, Aarkins, James
Lew ". J. Lemoyne, W.
Davidge Louis James, Henry
ari p Owen Fawcett ID.
whiting. George Dsvel e,
chapman, Burnett. Beekman,
Godfrey.
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ASTRO.OisY. 4

nR. V. VAN FLICK, 2l5 SIXTH AVENUE, AFTLR
- years absence Lbs returned to duty Teeth rqs.
tv6iy withunt pain thousands have sung
praise. Once with Dr. H. Bernard. formerly 173 SKIN
Avenue.
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DIST etELET, OEhMERCY PkRK.-ELEGANTLY
Il IaulsLca Rooms families surc gtutletnep, with
lirt cWs ruar rIvaie table 4 desncs beat re tesnce.
Cal q l5f E@st Twenty -Ltsi street.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE
- Cath street, rear Broad
way. Curtain rises a, Y.
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B0ARnEws WANTED.

~ furnished Rooms IA small quiet tamiiy where there
other boAriets. bfth connecting; an moteru
improven ents Board for wife Address Mrs S T. ROBINS
Hernl OIL &c.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

d.L. TO $40 PER wEEK-PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
on excellent Board, for families and single persons, at o
Bleecker stieet, locks west OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

A COUPLE or YOUNG MEN WANT BOARD m 4
~ small family whore there other boarsers: Dow
town preferred; terms moderate. Address s. A. Herald
Office.
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q WEST TWLNTY-N1NTH STREET., BETWEEN THE
- Cisey Honse and Fifth le, Board IN
eesant house handsome Suit Of front Rooms sc.
ond Door,
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I 4 HANDSOME PAHLpR AND IEpBoph ON sEG
H. uud uoor l06 West Thirty fourth street Cor airy Of
gentlemen OF ent wife, with without private
tahe thru sory front Room; terms rcasouabe reier
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On WENT TWELFTH STREET, ~ l. Doors WEST
ZV ~ fith avenue "A furnished Room one Or two
gentlemen also single Room term. moderate; board IT
rprutfei.
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II wtsr TwENT sLvEN1H ET.-FURNlsuED
Rooms T. et Will q wit6gat Board. Hesi references
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q East TWESTY-sECoND sT.-AN ENTIRE SECOND
q Floor TO let either en sae sinsy, with without pri
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II UNIVERSITY PLACE, CoREre CLINTON PLACE
To let, with Board, large furnished Room, On tulra
Moor, suaoe gentleman anI WIFE Room Tor pca,-
references
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9TH STREET, WEST, No, 20, NEAR FIFTH AvES E.
Three very desirable Rooms parGg tour with Board
aso handsome Rooms communicating second floor; ref
erenoes.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Ok LAFAYETTE PLACE fCoLoNNAnF ROW. oppO.
III ste Aator Library -FurnIshed Rooms Tor IAN lea
ant eeneneni with Board boarderr re- erences
required.
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10 WEsr T"ENrYFOE zrH STREET, OPPOSITE
JD Futh AveHue Hpie, Ua 4dsomey furn shed Rooms ~
let suo sugy .ort aus wires ur sin ne ger-
uenen, wig ~ witg0lt Board.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARE, 1T or
seslr. 80 front Rooms Ne hat with Bort at li6
lasi ryeuyAh streets also single kooms for gentlemen
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

WEST TwENTY.E EIGHTH SIRE T. FIRST HOUSE
4 from Fl tb avenue-honms second and third hoor
10 rent, with Board. References.
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= FAST THlRTIETH STREET TO LET, AN ELh-
~ Sn Rooms, tn without private table; also
Room single gentleman
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II vARlCK STREET. CORNER OF NORTH MOORE
IL tew gentlemen can be accom- late witt nicely
Furnished Rooms and good enard, ~ 10 per week.
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FRIyATE FAMILY. RESIDING IN FIrry.pIRsr
- street. near y ia avenue w accommodate laly AMI
gentleman small FAMILY with elegant furutshed iiooms
aud sut erio BOARD At moderate price, Address HOME
CUhFOhT, station y.
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ETH AVENUE, lG4, NEAR TWENTY.FIRST STREET
~ kewiy urnISned Rooms to let, IN suits; sin gls
Rooms; heat water and baths each floor private
table III
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3I EAST TWENTIETH STREET.. A FEW DOORS
~ eafi q hrob1waT Second Floor with rrvate able
9ny Ase lar@e hoomi suitable Tor leniIcmsn without
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10 last TWENTY-EIGHTu STREET, HETwEEN
- Ftth and Ma ison nuCs.-Ha snincly fur.,shcd
Roms let, with Board, families genoemeu
Reference.
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ETH AVENUE, NO. l2b.--A PLEASANT THIRp STORY
~ 10 e to- -eae separate, with Board, At modeT ate
prices; references given and requ ret
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= EAST THIRTY FIRST srREfT, HETwEEs FIFTH
and Madison svennes.-One hanosome sun or Rooms
kt, wi b lrst class Eosrd.
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2H MtST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET BRTwt ~
49, bfoadNav Rni sixth -A pleaGan, hail
Room 4 rcnt % = gentleman, with good Board 10 private
house, reference lured.
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~ HALL ROOM TO LEr w,ru BOARD, Al o.
l. West risbieenth street; house has Fas oatn Sc'
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WANTED-FURNiShED OR UNTURNIsHFD TWO
W or three Rooms, from people will mind their own
business Address, stating price, PROMPT, box 1913 Pos
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ENrIRE SECOND STORY. HANnsoMEiH , x,
L rlspea with Roari ain pentres, cnAhnF'ia -,
water: ssn Wogm 81 third story, Win fanny f't"s -
l22 East Iweuty-tourtn IT. eet
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I BLOCK SOUTH or CHATHAM sQUeIsf, 1ts,i 1Sani
Fosms VI snl 5o. per night ~ AM .. 90 per week
n.-.nll ~ n