The New York Herald dated May 23, 1866

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SITUATIONS W ANTED—FEMALES, A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED ANTED—4. $1 h, to take éare of childvep and help with housework; no

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ts Origin, Discovery, Pro- gress and Limite. Loss Two Millions stimated of Dollars, bar “ Firemen Supposed to Have |)...

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SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, WANTED—FEMALE: ARDE iat THE TRADES. HOUSES, ROOMS, &&C., TO ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED

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ull Account of Conflagratien. the Great ‘8 Origin, Discovery, Pro- gress and ‘istimated Loss Two Millions of Dollars, ar...

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4 consider i on Se 1 a ‘of any other nature . and concern when contemplating the possible eventual. | Sibi). - proper: any.

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1 ef all kinds, and I hope time will never come ‘when it will not be practised. What I gather from the @peech of my ho, ge

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6 NEW NEW YORK HERALD. OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS, BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway ®ear Broome strect.—Tnm...

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end friends on Sunday. Liquor is openly sold 4n wagons on the streets on the Sabbath; and “what with Westchester on the north

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ul Frie and Mimois Central on the London Stock Exchange, at monthly intervals dunng the last year;— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1866.—-TRIPLE SHEET. Sxeiry—Price.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, May Farmaten,...

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oo a yw WASHINGTON 222===== ‘ports will continue to be open as before as ports of entry. 4iTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN...

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! | | aout & Eau SESEPZE. Ses 8 Abate Sy Fae RY HOUSE, ONE Sat ets moter sod es dan ge hh eae ‘edger ili deh ar legend attend

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LES AT AUCTION. Th riCE.—-CHARLES YOUNG, — AUC- ero ca ge sale of elegant Household Furniture, ‘This day ( Wednes ay). at...