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Inc legislative investigation as to the working
on uhe order of 1T. Crispin in Massachusetts, Il
sun In progress. One large manufacturer tes-
titles "a follows:
employ about 200 workmen NV treers
nave struck because they would not work win
MI. DOahe- MI DOane the foreman AMI
they had for a long time endeavored to make
MIN JON the order, but he refused They then
refused 10 work under him because he won dn't
Afterwards took a few OF them hack anotbo-
foreman rtfU. ed To join the order and said he
uli not care 10 walk to and from his home With
o GUY Pls1oI- Haye had stock returned in sew
eral instances. In one instance a mon cSUiI
Eos 10 any work he was bothered by the
oLSPns- One man said lie had lost S30D he
"a, me ,crspIns had compelled him to give
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There appears tn I've question of ve-acity a.
to the action Of the Congressional committee in
regard to the affairs of the customers of the
Safe DEPOSIT Company. In his card, published
In THE STAR yesterday, the secretary states
that "there was no inspection Of the books or
business Of the company made, or attempted to
e made, nor was such . thing even limited atby
the chairman but on the other hand, a morn
ing contemporary alleges that it has % indisputa-
BILE authority for the statement that the index
book, at least, was taken to the committee
room, and II was examined by the committee
and further, that a cancelled check was exhib-
tied, which tended to show that business rela-
tons had, at one time, existed between the COM
pany and at least one of its customerta prom
isent professional gentleman of this city.
The condition of things which this contro-
yersy seems to establish is anything but credit
able either to the congressional committee or
the Safe Deposit Company. Nor is it satisfac-
tory to the public. If the books and affairs of
an institution established solely for the safe
keeping of valuables are to be laid open at the
call OF any person, and the confidential relations
which exist between 1t and the public exp lsed
even in the slightest degree, its usefulness is
well nigh destroyed Nor is the committee
which undertakes such inquisitorial proceed
ings, except in grave public emergency, placed
In much better attitude before the public.
During the continuance OF the war, when the
national life was to be protected at any cost the
people could tolerate pretty loose sloshing
around on the part of investigating committees
and detectives, but that day has gone by. The
necessity for arbitrary power has passed away
The exercise Of it should be buried also.
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The MAINLAND LKGIsLATURK-Final Action
on tie y. d o. X. II. Cass.-The new registration
bill WAS passed by the House-yeas 81, NAYS i2-
80 as TO conform the regstra to the fifteenth
amendment to the Constitution Of the United
states. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad aues-
ton then came up, when the minority of the
Committee on Ways and Means made a report
proposing to release the company from the paw
ment to the State OF the one-ffth of the passen-
ger receipts on the Washington Branch rail-
road, provided the company, within ten DAYS
shall release the State from all claims on &c,
count Of any payment il has heretofore made of
interest due by the State on the sterling bonds
&c, and shall pay the amount now due ae-
count Of the one-hfth passenger tax. This re-
port was, after debate, rejected-yeas Is, nays
AZ. The vote on the resolution reported by the
majority of the Ways and Means Committee
made by Mr.. Merriek, against the Senate (Ste-
phensonl resolutions, was then taken, and il was
adopted-yeas -, nays IL. The resolution is as
follows THAT the Governor Is hereby author
lied to employ additional counsel to assist the
Attorney General in instituting all proper pro-
ceedings, by suit at law or by bill in equity, to
enforce the just demands of the State OF Mary
land against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, and that the same should be insti-
tuted without delay" The resolution as passed
was then sent TO the Senate and unanimously
adopted as a substitute for Mr.. Stephenson's
resolutions, and finally passed, yeas IS, nays
none, thus ending the whole matter In the Leg.
isiature, for this session az least.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Tor RENT-Nesr the Capitol, a BRi. n
lors. tOIr chambers dining room and kifchea, sts
and water. Locarion beautiful, and on q r.
Inquire at Ne. l03 ii street. east, corner nor
street. ma
VhLUABLE LOTS F0R sALE.-I have for sale
v the following valuable Lots.
LOT 2, SQUARE s6f.-This lot contains = -
square fert, frOns IS feet he north side e
street between sixth and = venth streets "a =,
high erUupd. with q ffnS view, aud gate
eligible. The depth Il Id feet for s6 feet front. and
100 feet for the = fest.
LOT 10. SQUARE 4&s.-Thfs lot fruits ~ ir~t
on side OF seventh street v est. between and
streets nerth. and j. ll6 feet dep. paved alley N
the and IL Of the most valuable lots in that
D. ri Il the city. This Let will b. sd in three par
cells Of ~ feet front each. il desired.
LOT I. SUB. OF sou ARs z23 This is east half
OF original Lot 3 fr-srts % feet inch q s.re.f
nortk, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth str.ats
west with depth ayeregel Of - feet inches. and
., ieet inches on New York avenue, with deph Il
~ feet by average. making two very fne eligible lot
They about midway 81 the SQUARE on esrh front.
aud each front IL improved. From the oontguity IL
the Treasury and other public Offices and banking
institutions, this is considered very valuable.
LOT 10. SQUARE 15s.-rhis lot fronts 50 feet on
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteen 81
and has depth Il 1ss feet for q feet front. and rO
fest fer the remaining - feet. Occupied by the Uni
ted States, Who pay regular rental for the same.
The titles to these lots are prfecf, and the terms
will be made easy. FRED. n JONES.
Bsrbours Law puihiing.
mh25-du 40 Louisiana avenue.
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. Ii has been reserved for a church in Nebraska
to combine the possibility OF profit with beneyo-
lence, after a fashion which throws in the shade
the rafting church fairs in vogue In this part of
the country. To cancel the mortgage debt Of
the church, non-interest bearing bonds in sums
OF 500 have been put upon the market, PAYABLE
In ten years, and as a means of securing rand
subscriptions, two comparatively large prizes.
to be awarded by lot in the same fashion. are
offered. the one a $1,000 United States bond.
and the other bond of half that amount. The
inducement for the good Christians of Nebraska
10 invest in these new-fashioned securities il
therefore the chance of getting their money
back with interest at the rather steep rate of
two thousand per cent, or two hundred per
cent per annum
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italy keeps on good terms with Prussia. and
L hkeiy to do 80 as long as Rome is garrisoned
oy the French. So strong is the feeling of The
Itsnans against the continued occupation of
ther natural capital, that they would en- ,,a,,e
take The side OF Prussia if war broke out between
that country and France while the French were
III The Papal States The Italian ministry has
An srduous task on its hands. Its popular with
hether the right nor the left, and is never sure
Whether II VIII enjoy in particular emergency
an imposing majority OF be left with an almost
ridiculous minority
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LAND SALES IN LouDoS COUNTY yA.,-Orr &
hextoh, commissioners, sold on Saturday last
Poruon OF tne real state belonging 10 the late
Dwelling, IN the town OF Hilisborough. for
81 ,s2e-Sallie L. and Robert II. Ions n rvi
ehasers, us acres OF land hear Short Hill, to
Lot adjoining the town OF HillsbOrough. Nss
bought by DR.. j. W. Taylor. for sS3O,-anj a
~ acre lot, with a house on IL, one mile from
the town, was sold 10 j. w. Thompson for
SS95. 80 49, a. =
Mr. Brewer, who about three months ago
purchased from Robert Bentley, Jr., a tract OF
leo acres OF land near Guilford in this county
at SO per acre recently disposed OF it TO another
party for s40-Lsesbsyg HsrroT 30fh iastaat
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There be men who were born to be saved,
and the poet might have added, there be men
VINO are competent to save themselves. Some
men drag along in business, whatever their adj
Sah'ages OF trade or capital may be. They al
ways hold middle place, and never rise above
IL under any circumstances. Ii is because they
lack modern enterprise. Advertising is the
financial railway to success. 1t is an art pos
sessed by few; but these few are the merchant
princes OF to-day.
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The most amusing feature thus far developed
IN the New York Democratic bsrring-out of
Tamnany Hall squabble, is contained in a reso-
lHtion passed by the locked-out branch of the
unterrihed- The resolution provides that the
excluded ones shall march in a body to the for
uess Of Tammany rith G.e reporters ia ddyaHcs
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From the publishers, Fields, osgood & Co.,
we have Every Saturday, No. Is, containing the
first installment of Mr.. Dickens new story,
''As Mystery of Edwin brood" 1t opens well,
and of course no one who reads the first chapter
will fail to seek for its continuation weekly in
EreTV Saturday.
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DROP. COOKS BALN Of LIFE.

This Wonderful Remedy exhibits a ma. H-.I an
unprecedented Sanitary aud Curative P.W.. a. we'll
nslly.
teaspoonful for an adult taken before break 49,
atable-poonful taken ten minutes after dinner e. 1
a teaspoonful taken at night during one week. n.
arrested waterbrash, cured indigestion. restored az
petlte, and corrected the bowels This practcs. pr
standing Chronic Dyspepsia; Its uupreced-1f.d
magical powers in restoring the stomach aud hl.f-
20 a normal healthy condition has haab The IN A.
OF physicians and Joy Of The patient
lnpuOlIfhcd testimonials verify the foregoing
1hs " Ready Relief and Certain Tltimafa Cur q
Gums aud BlniOns" H. the AdmiTati-n and deIigh
OF all who have used IT,
Sold by Druggists generally, and Al the Inb,r.
tory. GIT street. near Tih nh22
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REMOVAL or THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPITAL.
The steamer Mountaiu Boy left Wheeling ON
Monday night last for Charleston, Eanawha
tive OH GERS, Their families and household poods
the State archives. &c:, on board Ifhe STATE
party was expected TO reach Charleston yester-
doy, when they were 20 be form ailv received nv
the civil authorities, with addresses and III,
military with saiutes, serenades, etc
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The Old Folks Concert tomorrow night will
be curious and enjoyable affair, judging from
the previous one.
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From J. Shilfington we have PunchinellO No.
2, HdrpsT's Weekly, and Frank Lsslis's Rus
tTdted for April Q.
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erA vote on woman suffrage WAS recently
taken in a meeting Of about one hundred IA, lies
in Westminster, Vermont; every vote was ia the
negative.
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S. n. {
7os MARKET SPACE.
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
mas Liquors in proportion to decline in goid, anu
Crushed and Granulatei SUGAR. lie
a6o Sesg sr SxShT SSeF York DC &c
Choice Gov; lava CoFFEE-......sse., Roasted, soc
:. Msraeabo :. -.-- as,o :. &c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES canned, great va
riety.
r: Youngus' Sparkling Edinburgh ALE .... 50 doz
Hibbetts London 50 doz
Cross 4 Blaekwells CHOW CHOW,
do Mushroom and ~ Walnut asSi pts 4o'
do Prince Wales $ siSSs' Ds Soc sos
Lucca, Italian, and Virgin OLIVE OIL.
Best brands of FLOUR, quality guaranteed.
SR RATEs figs ktM9Nps wa sLa
fresh roasted PEA NUTS.
and SIX
upwards, according to quality.
Choice Sugar Cured .....2Ic
Bakers celebrated t pure Old Rye WHISKY: lin
assoriment Of Foreign and Domestic WINES and
Lt9uERs, sEGARs, fancy and staple GRO
PHILIP d soLeNoNs
Have on their counter and shelves new and stand
ard BOOKS in Law, Medicine. Theology, Travel,
History, Biography, etc.
LIGHT LlrEFAAEES R kEs spIISaBLE FOR SUN,
GUIDE BOOKS EoR TOURISTS; FOR EVERY
NEW BOOKS.
AN OLD FASHION GIRL BY Miss Louisa M. Al
TIE fH' Bg
GoETTEgs N REkM tSh aSp pR1THr %
Translated by Ellen rockingham. Illustra-
DRAPERs OWL WAR in AMERICA. Soi. o ;,
completing the book. so
PRfTtNG Il GRsI END
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY IN
GREAT VARIETY.
PHILIP a. SOLOMONS.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers & Stationers
OIL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NH 81 between 9th and 10Th streets
fseb ,.,, .; ~; y; s nns' s,,,, r5nl
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BOARDING..

EIRST CLASS BOARD AND COMFORTABLE
Il ROOMS IS a week g meals day at 5O4 18th
ST., bet. Penn. ave. and L st. mh3o- 81
DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD: REASON
L able terms; at 23Os street, between 2S and
24th streets m 29-6tr
ROARDlNG-Pleasant,f furnished ROOMS, with
- BOARD, price As per month. for two persons:
single rooms, SABBATH and gas; No. I1J 9TH street,
between l. and nj streets north. m2g-3ts
THE BEST BOARD in the city can be had al
l. OVERS HOTEL at boarding house prices AZ
this house has been newly furnished throughout and
Is kepl in every respect as first class hotel beard
ers will find il desirable place: No liquor sold.
mh2S6t" +. p. HILL, Proprietor.
cold PRICES-First class TABLE BOARD, at
NJ 81 so per week. Breakfast rom to 3; lunch
II 70 l; dinner: 8 to s. Rooms and Board, S23 to
3 so per month. No. 31S Penn. ave. mh25-lwN
IrIRST- BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to DE had ON reasonable terms
at 1901, cor PenDsylya nia avenue aud 10Th street
Good location and accessible. mhz3- ly
SIXGENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
- with BOARD, near Washington, at SIS per
mouth. Inquire at this office. mhl6 1aw3w'
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DIRps FOR sALE-Fseict CAVIAR msleSl6
ID and female, Mccking BUDS, ana esess WEt
streets east, fronting Pc. ave-, Capitol hn; orTz
fe8- In IL SoAAA'
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A viii SkY s esEIAk oR
SAIL, On hkhFENFH STREET,

We ol5er this desirable Rssdence, centrally and
Pleasantly located a il h. containing eight rooms
hall dry cellar, with back building water
and gas, for S6.0y0, on the following remnrkable
terms:-el 90 cash, and the remainder at ESQ per
month, the rent nearly meeting the deferred nav.
ments-. This property will suit and come within the
means OF many parties who have called ct our ofce
within the last few days for houses. - -
JOSHUA WHITNEY Co,
mhl2-u 49, 30 129 7th st.. bet. u and III sts
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- : STARR Co,
n. =. corner New York avenue
NH ID l5t and 18th street

LOB sALE-A six room FRAME HOUSE; in a
u healthy, respectable neighborhood, with a good
permanent tenant required; good web If water in
yard ana other conyeniences; for 81 so. Terms:
l0O cash, balance on time. Apply >. BACHE,
Madison street, on 18th, bet. and o. nh I4-lm'
ITO LET-Four 10 seven LARGE Rooms. com
nunicatiDg, with sfeet hall; gas, water, large
grounds- ke.idencs Of ID. n. Lawrence, No: 290s
kUreet, N. w. mhl2-lm
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NHA1 - II wit .U n.r-E, .-
W 6lNtN AMAl PRIZE q" BE- niA
Sp"ciallA: Gslns. Ami ruj, p--. P-att-. t.s.-s. H
Visit etc. P,oiurrs tax ~ b. TFii.srb r..H .
weather PROVIDED "a l. o. : fHt lrrk sf.4 r...n
CuT1 AGE GALLERY. l6tb -, mar . I..r. ~
Tow -. Julu - hurrh con a. 9TH I..I l4-i
squarcl directly "pP s'te thn WIT. N.u-.
uad-r Want H.
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Tor RENT-WiTIcox Gibbs' sHWISG ma
the simplest, Roise lsss and LEES liable 4
get cut Of order rented cold on tsr,a
q the sgenfs BACMS Corset and Hoop Sfrt ~,
tory, 7th street, between and T. nsE
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SAyE YOUR MONEYlN
CARRIAGEsl BUGGIES WAGONS lHEE
On hand CT made TO order. w.
sold AZ prices to suit the present decline in LID
REPAIRlNG Of all kinds on the most reasonab Ic
terms f.
LACCK BROTHERS.
Carriage and W aRou Shops
mh3llw No. 25Os X IT :, near cor 9th
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FVk sALs Ok kACHANGE. -
ga. 900 ACRES OF LAND in Macon county, N
"a a6lue Ridge Railroad running through u
grazing lands, and covered with choice timber; su
kertor uuf etinate, especially the apple. Also
oregon; viii exchange for city property, or par
j. d. sWnrLANp, FEDERAL Block,
NH lift - corner sth and y streets. 1
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
TO LET ron BUsINEs s. PURPOSES.

1,O kEET-THE HOTRL AND STORE CoMMUNICA.
ting with the Olympic Theatre Nos. 622 and 6N Broad
Way The Store which is accessible from the interior Of the
Theatre, would prove great expert
enced caterer being In well adapted for re-
eshment saloon cafe II viii be let In conjunction with
between ihs nours Of II A. N. and r.. N.
VALUABLE FACTORY TO LEASE AND MACHINERY
Y for sale, separate t0gsher-Tbe old established
four boilers Ten run stones e'eyators, shang deep well
Thylrd street. merchan iIse can be cd from
Hudson river direct in building; good dock. Apply
to GOODBINU. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

VIM WRITER'S. hUCTIoNERR SELLS THIS DAY
at2 o'clock at 4h4 Canal street. all the Furniture,
Of large house. 40 90 ne second hand Carpets o'eets
Suits Chamber Suits, Bookcase, Wardrobes, Lounges
Easy, Rocog and other Chairs, French Plate Mirrors,
Piano. Curtains, Etageres Centre Extension and other
Tables; also Barroo and Grocery Fixtures, three Ale
Pumps Counters, &c. Also Marshas sale OF Trunks and
contents.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

1Sn WlssT TWENTY THIRD STREET.--To LEy,
lJD Wh Grst class Board, at reasonable prices,
large Rooms, single suite; peish5orhood first
class.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

sALAe AT AUCTION.
ALLEN y. MINEk, AUGflONEER,
n BY ALLEN r. MINER BROTHER
Successors TO u
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
Salesrooms kos 10 Chambers street and ~ heade Street,
Art Galleries, Nos. Sl7 and 6l9 Broadway.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..
The Arm of HENRY H. LEEDS MiNEh esabnshet
lsl7 having been dissolved by be death Of Mr. Henry H.
Leeds and by Imitation the business viii 20 connuea ~
Allen b. Miner, surviving who has associated with
him his orother Henry Miner under tho urn name Oh
ALLEN b. MINER BRoThEHS xrSvp
HENRY u. MINER
NEW YORK. August !, 1870
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTl0NEER. ..,,. Tho
IA once and salesroom, ~ Nassau street, oppoA"' 'a'
W. '"S Elegant Household Furniture
Piano. Mirr0ra &C.,
Al the private residence No. l06 West Sree
- THIS DAY, 10th, at l0H o'clock.
ny JOHNSTON < VAN TAssELL. a. ,
The furnnre consffs In part OF rosewood Paror SUMS IN
satin brocate elegant carved rosewood Etageres
Turksh Easy Chars Velvet Brussels Carpets rocate
and Lace Curtains TO elegant rench plate Pier AMI Mante
Mirrors, walnut and rosewood Bedroom Suits rosewood
A,more.a.Glaee, Dressing Bureaus washstsnds, hne
Cured Hair Mattresscy holsters and P;ows Feather Beds
Sheets. Quilts Blankets kc Extension Fable Bun et Arm
Chairs elegant Cut 0Ass Ware China Dinner and Tea Ses
Reriserators, Oucloths, &c, &o
Sale to commence with the Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

NIX LEXINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN rHIRTrETH
Ill - ani Thry6rst streets HandsoEey uroished afge
small with superior Board, to gentlemen or
gentlemen and their wives; terms moderate hTst class
location
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET OPPOSITE
~ Fifth Avenue Elegantly furnished Rooms 20
iet, with without Board, to gentlemen and snss
gentlemen. summer prices.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

$40 WEST FOURTEENTH STRBET.- ROOMS TO
AIO le wh fIst class Board, to families single gem
flemeD
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

S1 WEST NINTH STREET.-A LARGE ELEGANTLY
III furnished airy front 10 let, with
commocatons, gentleman wife OF quiet habits board
IA wife.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

81 WEST FoRTY.sTxTH STREET, sEA Z FIFTH AVE-
= nue.--A private family have fire. Handsomely fur
ashed sun of Rooms second let, with Board.
Location first class.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

OF WEST TWENTY SECOND SIRE ET.- FURNISHED
~ l. Rooms let, with without Board, for gentlemen
gentleman and wife.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

81 WEST TwENTY.sECoND STREET.-PARLoRs
IL and Bedrooms, second and third oors trout, let
with or without private table.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

81 EAST TWEETY-sEyENTa STREET, NEAR MADI-
.DI aysnnefo let. two large Furnished Rooms, In
private family, 70 gentleman 2ni wife, fl board for
lady. oniy those wishing 10 1--we quiet need apply.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

4 90 SECOND AvEHUE-TO LET, SEVERAL VERY
iZ choice. AIRY Rooms, elegantly Furnished.
with without Board In the first class stone resi-
tlsnce; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

,,T MARKS HOTEL NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
) Island fapore resort Is open. For
AN-'''ODN spy ~ v DE CAMP & COLE.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

Ioc MACDoJGAL sTREBF.-A FRONT ROOM re
Js1O let with Board, 70 gentleman and wife, Sl4 also
sInge Rooms for 81 and "a.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

lOQ EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, FOUR DOORS
lOO from Fourth ayenue.-Larae and small handsomely
furnished Rooms suite sasy suitable for gentlemen
private fs,.liiss; tefrns moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

Al EAST NINETEENTH sTREET.--To LET. WITH
Beard, nicely furnished Rooms separately suite
10 families and single ge;ilcnen.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

30 CLINTON PLACE-suITs oE FURNISHED FRONT
~ Rooms on second floor with Board, for gentleman
and wife or party OF gep,enen Also single Rooms. Re
rerences exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

lAt WEST PoHrY-SECoND sTREET, SECOND DOOR
1LtH from BFoadwRyTo let, with Board. large, cool
and airy Rooms suits separately. Arrangements made
tor the summer year
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

n1 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
JI Handsomely furnished Rooms, with good Board, for
gentleman aud wife single senilemeu. References
9ulred.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

rI,o oEXcHANGF-EQUTTY IN TWO TWO STORY HIGH
stoop Philadelphia brick Houses. Warren street,
Brooklyn; price $500 each; equity 81 go on both,
RUSSELL, Plainleld, N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

40 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FrFTt
II - and Sixth arenues--Neaty furnished front Rooms
Ie with Board, 1t moderate prces. References required.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

r WEST TWENrY-THIRD STREET.-THE LET. WITH
vi Board, large, COOL pleasant fprlors and Bedrooms
handsomely furnished 10 families; also hail Room for
single gentenen.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

1f7 SIXTH AVENUE-A LADY HAVING THE
Ii whole house would he. TO respectable gentlemen
nicely fEnlahed psrors and bedrooms; with Without
board Csll ali the
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, N. 1.-THE
M delightful and refreshing mounisin air. inviting sur
rouudngs cool rsnoss and well shaded grounds opnd mt
sb4ishment, with all the modern coDvcnfences OF
class hotel render this OF The most desirable OF sum-
One from the city and hourly trains via
Railroad. few desirable Rooms Just va
Gated. g. HlLZELBERaER PROPRIETOR
The New York herald., 1870-08-10

ITO EXCHANGE--AN EQUITY OF $4,000 IN Sl3,r0)
three brown stone front, Pacific street. Brooklyn,
TIE city equal to the equity take
GOOD mortgs for brokers' Address box
III Peeksbll IN. W Post office.