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New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
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fIIrE REPUBLICATION of the following
EIraife Of n fund ers-querce ~ The telur
oommuneions addressed directly The Prsdtni Instead OF t1g
a!itssd 10 the De- sn Which the VI tlo subject mater OF
tbs oonmuu. cation bclOags:
BY THE PEEslDfNf or TIIE UNITED STATEs-EXECtTiFE
Dhbfh-h communications 10 whiting, ihnds 1f me hks.,e
Department oi this Govtrrsu and relating to hc business w VIVA"
ever lDd i-enig oaf for legislation osn contracts empo
ment sppoDness and removals. ofs sd parinnf mu bn
transmitted through tie DcYsI-nt which The care 81 ie subject
matter Of 3D." communication properly longs touni'oa' ",r
tGbtuIttrd Iti'hl'
HshiLIoS FlsH. Secretary d bia"
W,.h,iytop. Oct ~. 1873
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RECEIpTS OF PROnTCE..


NAV lI-s6 pig Asbe 3rsgs Bee;saI c9 sae' ,%Ge Il PC
Is,t Com bush. Os ESQ bush Malt kh'j sh Bi ~
o75 u.b pass bis Mal 40 Meal bsis Hemp - b.
H. 2a b sr 2g3 sides Leatar b5ls Crude luFltHo 2l.
u on Csle !;3 bus Pezuut. SO uo1 starch % ptgs a
Ia bsgs suusc ~ tb's Pork 20 p,g Butter 30 s,' Mg
opk-s. Lard % pzss beef 90 pkgs Che1s - ttS ,n -
us Gras,e p Lhl. Tau, OF rs e. Rice ~ BE i"ba''"
sIs.. Tobacco 1879 blls whisky, 81 bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The Last Letters of Richard h. Alien Dodd
& Mead afford nc memorial of an intelligent and
worthy man whose name for several years was closely
associated with the agricultural interests Of this country
The volume consists chiefly OF extracts nom ms coiIe
pondence during an extensive European tour addressed
10 members OF his own family, and evineng rare aiec-
onaeness OF disposition, deep Of religion, ana
the habit of acute observation.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
Foreign Exchange rules strong the basis Of rates

Tho steamer Brenicn TOOK out tJOHD m gold ooin hhd
$4,000 in silver coin. The Liberia, from Boston, /, re-
ported 10 have taken s2Jo.ovO
There has cen no new feature 10 record In money, tho
IA. ,uuply seeking empoymcnt being in of the
demand Al and per cent as the ruhng rates, and cH-
ccptonaIly ut per cent 10 Government houses. Tue
eut Of National Bank notes continues aGd ihcy are to
d,y NJ dsconnt OF 7s97si cent. The inl NAT the
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

Knots United, by Onice: GEORGE s. Nc
WATERS o. b. Burr Hyde, Is the mystic title OF an e&-
tensiye chapter from the experience of New-foik De
tcctlve, by weil-kLown veteran ana TRUSTWORTHY
member OF the metropolitan police force. He relates
gr,.t variety Of incidents and adventures that hc
Ia, met with in u long OF proft service
describing the tricks and doGges OF all SORTS
Of criminals ana imlostors and throwing full glare
of ght ON the hidden ways of NewYork subierrane'n
society The winter has great deal TO tell, and knows
how 10 tell It, ana if be sometimes expands ms story u
little too dinusey for this short aud busy mortal me ne
Is seldom dull and always inspires confidence in the
honesty Of Li intentions and the correctness OF his mar
ldtiyC.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

J. i. Lippincott & Co. bring out cheap
edition of The Virginia Tourist hand book OF tf'Nci =
Virginia by EDWARD A. POLLARD devoted chi'S ~ ''o
topography and natural scenery Of the great L''i'
belt IN the southwestern part oG the State Is
80 or,,,, litcror, pr,en.ion uan the common run OF
iIe,ools and viii he read with interest for lis eNce
lent descriptive sketches as well for the Information
Of lmlnedi ate value 10 the tourist
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The Nav number OF OHrer OPTICS McGdine'
, o,,or articlcs adapted to popular reading, con
ta,ns the second number OF series entitled Vaca"n
In Ptra bv C. y. Bishop, giving graphic sketch VI
life in the oil regions and describing the pI"eu'a' oi'lt
tons Tor the production OF petroleum. inc p'pi'
r,i,cn In very animated style, and with their numer-
m ctria fluctuations, bring the whole subject before
e mind OF the reader With the viydncEs Of reality
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

new volume of Lange's Commentary on
TIE RoIy Scriptures edited by PHILIP soIIAFF d. d., ~
issued by Charles scrner Co., containing TIC Book Of
Jeremiah. by Dr. c. W. EDWARD NATGEIsnACh' uans-
lated by SAMUEL RAIrH AsBURY, and The lamentations
Of Jeremich Ivy the author translated by NN' H.
HoENBLoWEE, d. D. The original Work was nISt pun
lsbed IN l65 to which important additions have been
r,5a in te pr.seut translation The volume oyor1ows
with the biblical erudon necessary to the treatment o
tie subject and which has produced almost an cnhir-
rassnen Of learned wealth in the previous issues {" inc
seIles.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

from the close Of tho Revolution TO the end OF MT Mad
sons administration, and his biography VIII torin
valuable addition to the materials for The political history
of the United states,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The state bond market strong and higher on III
creased business Tie most active dealings were IN ie'
nesseos Georgas Missouris, ana Noith anu 7ou'
Ios an of tIcso having advanced to y per cent The
following were the bids:
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THE MARKETS.
lCs-nnJ Reported for TuR TRIsvEr I


AsliEs-Trre continued demand Pots s1l the market Is
We Guo.c at 10 81 25 Pearls dull and prices nonius
steady al @JS 80 81
CUroN-The market fairly active and better; sales 35i7 bales
9 EVENING" including 223 for export 80 for onsninpon
speculation For future delivery last evening
100 Tor MAY aLt 6aI4lc 500 for June at lit tGl!c 2n for
july Ct lGGc; 3o for August ie LOO for Sepishef az
IL lie; and to-day IL ll-lbdi i5i6c aoO for
$3.50 for July lt l5d 10 JAc $50 FOL Aasu
jGlic, and 900 tot September AZ ~ dSc we quote;
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

Tie Gaidc- Board to HcaIH, Peace and Com
tcfsUce by W " HALL. NJ. ID. Obiladelphia: Mckinney
& Martini presents in a large compact volume 7nul-
mary OF the principles OF me ca and lygeic treatment
which the author many years and in varops forms
has been urgug upon the attention OF the public The
secret Of his method consists an throwing ply SIC II the
dogs" extreme moderation in The pleasures OF the table,
and seeking the richest luxury IN fresh ar regular
exercise ana constant employment. If ms theories are
correct and they not often Of an eyraSaGant OF IN
reasonable character he holds in his hand the panecea
or most Of the IDS of the eSh and can insure 3 dociio
readers a useful life. a happy old and peaceful
DEATH We 10 not vouch FOR the correctness of oil his
rreeents but he certainly gives racy answer 10
practical conundrums such " How 20 scepf" what
& Cholera Z" How II Cure Annual Ailments ?" "iIow TO
Live Lourl" How People Take COdl" How to Leave
Chu.oh D. and thousand others Of no less interest.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The Coaseryat,ce Reformation dHd lis Lieo'o9y,
hy CuARLEs p. KRAUTU, DID. %. Il. Lippncou Col u
al elaborate contribution TO the history OF tcstaut
lam designed 10 illustrate the conservative element in
the movement rcpTesented by Luther, rather than to
portray the docrinal and practical errors Of the Roman
Church hin gng under single point of view what "a
usually scattered through many different volumes, ana
presenting the development OF doctrine ia connection
with the course of historical events In its maintenance
of the Theology of Luther, distinguished from that or
Calvin and Zwingle the volume holds an Independent
position aud that account viii probably fail OF ac-
ecptnce with the great egious bodies OF the prese
time. work OF profound and thorough scholar
ship has rarely made its appearance in American tera-
,re and although the dognatic discussions 10 which
large part of its contents devoted possess little INFER
est for the general reader the personal notices OF Luther
exhibit a glow Of euthusiasn and vgor OF dehnea-
ton which bring the great German Reiormrr upon the
sta ce with almost dramatic effect.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
The following were the bids for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds fell of fraction, which was natura
enough after the sharp Tisc in prices noted YESTERDAY
Tie largest dealings In the raciac mortgages ana
Milwaukee aud II. Paul Ists The following were inc
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
Nrm f1nblifaiiolls.
New pnbIifaiions.
VNHEODORE TIlHON,
THE GOLDEN AGE
ron THIS WEEK,
pscUssRs
"TuE RIGHT OF THE CLERGY 10 Gololhh
TUEATER.p
THEODORE TIIlrON,

nTIIR RIGHT OF THE tl4ENNi loNO ~ III"
TIIEATER."
,aEi for sale by al reuslcslcrs Price per dueie
@ e,,y cents: g. per year Pabheauon oHce 'pruel' NV
THAsT TENNESSEE.-TlIE KNOXVILLE
r.rel all les uron the CEuae Soil rroac' Nna
@ g,a2iisi q siss9,s q 4 s..e se Sa STTarei
trs..iy to ese for hc Information q ler1a' les,i
Ell for general soruonhc che AMI mo l1e IN.
iS1sGn TO- si1 ss S S GtI czs kasy saa
PujHhel May u ,,,,,,o,-o
pARALYSIS, AND 0TMERr ATFEGIIno,MS AZ cl : !, ,,.o
I oF mr. NERVES; THEIR TREATMENT and CUE ~ ","p
etc 81 Pg,c, ii Boais, hayci s. wills 3 6oed.ly y l.
Booss or sale st Thc Trihure Onac
DFCOILECTIONS OF 4 Busy LIFE. By
{ f.sco Greeley Various siyes Of sallr Ci'u 81 - y
t1ary - - lorocoo ~ Half CAT - hooc'o Antique ~
DONTICAL ECONOMY. BY Horace Greeley
PIice, ~ 80
WHAT KNOW or FARMING. by Horace
w Greeley. Pnce, ~ o.
v,WRANK's HYDRAULICS AND MECHAN-
RI ICS Ecsrly 800 Eng gn'iuss lsfge o'% ,Fh' -
y,RIBUNE ALMANAC REPRnT. 1888 to
Il laa. 2vO'. haf bound $l'
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1871. 20 cents; : for
CHRIST AND THE GALLONS; o., REAsoNs
- roE AsoIlroS oY Cir,rsl PryIsaagVr CoTe' Cloth -
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. Quinn.
l a.
EEONFY IL THE GARDEN, y NEJEIA-
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~ -,
VLENFNTS or AGRICULTURE. WarlDg.
IL Heg Eluon. Ci0ib, ~
DRhININC FOR HEALTH AND PROfIF.
~ Wsrug Cloth 81 80
EARTH CLOSETS AND EARTH SEWAGE.
H. WsEng. Paper ~ cents
yryION COLONY or COLORADO: HIS
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An, of these to5sss.a BY mail, post r on e o. p's td
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CeIrbcr5.

-. mer school Institute" "A Bond-st, supplies
n .-.. a.l uf.- with BILE Tfc-rr. leac4er waning
ro.ors ,oud have Application Form j. ~ sehemefofn Aca.f
TE,FACHERS WANTED for English, French,
Cerab Cssrc, Painting aud N,sc 20 Introduce 10 faHlts'
SCHOOL,, and Geniu.ie. send fnr NI9i fiIr Aa1rr'' WIKI
stamp AMERICAN iDJC ATOHiL UNION No. 'J' bTo'INs!.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExOfANGE.-FiiSr cAIi'
l04 O'clock A. NJ.
100 Harlem Rallrd
Sdies OF 0orrrnmsiu Bond;.

coo D. $3.50 Con T5 ,...1i9 1909 u $40 Con 70 i3'
soo e a. m In Cor..lUel l00o......'
ssy NJ So 8oud,- Raa,oaa b0adsDdnk ana k"'"0''
NNN'V ' ls,lrks
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The life and Writings of AIerander James
Dallas by his Son, GEORGE MTRYL;s DALLAS u. b. Lip
tec~ Col alter delay OF more than nifty years IL
ief The frat time presented TO the public The subject Of
shf IosliI osaapse O., iIsportsnt plsee ia be ssss
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

A superb edition of the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Chsonors translation OF J2, Roig BiJie from the Vul
gate, with illustrations from Gustsve Dor6s designs has
been published by d. J. sadlier Co. The text Is given
nom Bishop Chaoners own edition OF 1885, and 10
ssdty has been spared present IL IN the mos perfect
pos1bie FORM IN point Of mechanical execution, the
volume is masterpleee OF accurate and elegant
Typography. '
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gneiiuCilou.

PLEASANT country HOME for YOUNG
y CIIiINrTN silat Instruction For drcaf' address
A... F. StlLECk heiiar Com
A COUNTRY home, with practical education
- ior yorng only iiHpSS NatiIti b. 'fP'ee1, .
A GRADUATE of Yale, with highest clty
"a r.rrr,e vim GIVE PRIVATE lNSiftt tliCN l"Pai'-''
i1r cor, .c sgcd.ty. Adircs' YtLE TtD0re o.ar' -
BOARD of EDUCATION, Long Island City
SUPER nieusert Public Iutruci'l vii he al'o 81
s-lqrv Of : 500 Application Together vh ttcn h nI be al
8rI 10 John FAiNEIUCK. Pedtnto Of he Board ' fu'''a
st, n. J. Ciy.
TARRYf0WN MILITARY INSTITUTE
~. III - jSckso% Trnep-l ara Frooue'or
pOYY FAMILY SCHOOL, Bedford, West
chester NY 4 wlaaon Al Pn1'' lL send for elee-,
6ihester Institute for Young Ladies combines
For particular abr Mis-, s. T. MAoin Cheer Nos Co.. h J.
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING.
II SCHOOL, Ntftori. Coma SPRING see w he ~ At ~ to'
51EHALE Coll ge, BorientoWr, ". j., continues
home A. rr-soas Adress HJ ER RtNtLEt a. u Pre-,
GODDARD SEMINARY Boarding School
~ fr ION ,cs Tie Term Of .Ls hit'n commences
WEDNESUAY, May L. Fof tI,ber o7 % 9ul ul ~ sp ="
the PRINCIPAL l. ;. 81 hf'N1 " BAR. -,
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
" de, Bridegroom Conn. Miss EhlLY NELSON, Prne'r@L
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown, \. "a
For eircal -sefpiy 10 D S. ROVE, T. A. fhnsrA
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
W PloEs. Ssg-Yors. Principal .. X "iLLis,.Pl p
MT. PLEASANT lnStitutc.--PTiyate Glasses
w iorhoys Amherst hast Rs,lisiei iaj H. C. NAhA Fn-L
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nlnsicGl Instruments.

A LARGE stock Of PIANOS best makers. to
"a EIST or SELL cheap, fo ril Hsf rl rat fpnff
10 ppr,bag Please caI ADD i-'uc % " ~ AthtsLLS ware
rooms No. Uniousquare. llc5 loaTtAl'..l
NACON 4 KARR Date RANEN y BACOAl
IL PihKOgCRTE HANIFtClt KER'.
srs ruw O'cruk ttr- ~ ~ lIftnf ~
EXTRAORDINARY BAR''AiNN
Waisroou.. No. Gi5 GG.sr.-,t., near fEhthsi.
DfANOS. - second hand PIANOS OF various
maker, ccmrifrg Sqnsre Uuts a1d Csri' toE SAIL ~
low price hy KilSG Sons 40 ~ tas f01rf@tu'a ~
between Br.sdsay o-1 FlHh-sss PlANos 10 RENT.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

CUiREkIhrrr has htrn amOdlite NoNaI
price. ouehauge West India grades dull and unees.gdi i
lJ bsgs Bio per steamer Ptoemyi on private ieIrrS
FLOUR AND MEhL-lers OF low sThses are hmet t srpcs
ho Il tie higher prices asked sni greater hrpps IN hex b
'h e,go n1p Tde bands hy and steady fny
ades are rr S1pc- continue with r desd " tie close.
nc market Is iess grades Gcr for Family bI.t ne
salahs the sAsss ~ 80 b5i, We quote
horr nbi - 29HS3 & Obie Nd ih rI - -" " ~
No ...,........... - OHIO Rouuthoop w. -.
90 tdnppngl.... 90 o ~
Sa, M ,ra b,srd q ?n0 G lhl Oiio Ir TAe bh SOC -
Sat iF.rr, Al 49,. q 50a 10 White Wheat. Extra
Ws,tn shipping trt. lUI 40 ot.n. itu Mu lo~ ~ "a
Good 20 choice Spnas Donbe iit.d 90 49, 80 ~
Wheat L,n.... b SD 10 Louis Slnse krts oG o.
u,.nso,, a jo,a t1 q Goa S. on huhs Iit ooc 20
t,rra s,ria, ing,ans "a Lous Inplf Eri slG 10 =
o. a.i nch 3jg toiuunrsre bRauds 4p0 p -
Hour steady bet qaic'i Family fra'a ar. si.e @ ~
dcnfn he cue the aTkti ~ stcp dn mr. n'e
mostly Pam grades; the sas 'rc N hth> w gao. d,
BAIT and ''eoveionn. rlfSei o so3l sup "
Bait Ast atd tirurceiowr. Eitfh Ata Fahb' 1n4 ~
Irsi, .r.s,urz srg pccsburg toals va :.
ExigA. ~
ptlsv ;.'''''''' "L
t.a,y, aal Teaae,sac Bri4- Hod ILL.,. 80 .
Rye Fipur ay nqs.1 ~ fr Tor he uar ~ a,As
c,s steady With mocrsts in-ic Zoe 'As ~. y Vi" ~. IA
W..fc,a ....... ~ Ma - * hL'i- ""s ~" SShe h
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N,em lJublira!ions.

one boo. Published III s1et 1t doe. not
consist dun Upon Agriculture iLs no oat o'h tc
interested Usrk written by Of tie gelest - vel a. one
Of simplest in he world IN hs most agreeable rshhe
Farmers gather fran s great deal o. valuable Information
IN tD a their ;0l general reader VI. fu u
cH,y fascinating the pAn, lyle OF treating the VARIOUS oe'
Tie Farmer viii thousands OF doN,s b. will only
this book and Other readers ehe31 yonng People
viii gather sensible pa ADVICE psny told shat will be gold
~ tlem IN after hs
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The Phs,seiphia stock market was steady to-day;
PENNSYLVANIA o. third issue, sold at 1O9 Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 2s4; Reading RAILROAD 56a, ana fsnn
sylvania Railroad, 62; gold closed at III.
Treasurer Spinner has made another teegsphic trans
fer OF $4,000 coin from the subTrcasury in San Fran
cisco TO the sub-Ttea,ury In New-York thus making
g. transferred in this Within the last eight
weeks
The following are the custom receipts for the week
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

new edition Of several valuable works III
various branches Of literature has been recently Issued
by James Miller including Pycrofts O0urse of Engtsh
Eeading edited by the Rev. Dr. sPENCEs; CarlyIes
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

Thomas A. scott, George b. Roberts and II. II. Hons
ton o. Philadelphia William Thaw, j. y. Mccullough,
and f. D. Messor OF Pittsburgh and d. 9. Gray OF Co
luu,us nave been elected Directors Of he Indianapolis
aud yincennes Railway.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The Second Annual Revise Of Crofut's
1roas Continental Gpide describing the various cities,
villages an1 stations the Pacific Railroad, with the
principal objects interest that would naturally attract
the attention Of the tourst published by the Ame1i
can News C~Inpspy
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

NJ Greee, written this book in the hest and simplest manner
lie = hope 10 be generally accorded the et of fty SCI
fofn tbe Ls peieId language that ics n to
"densld.
avoided far as ooa the Of terms sSj distinctions an
familiar TO the general ear
"Te LITTLE know ofOIyge hiTogen nitrogen . tase Kept TO
nysef srce u them voul! he psless S those
aetdy acquainted with the elementary uibs Of chemJ and 0s
"peTyleIiDg 10 0tleA
there paragraph IN ptg which viii not be READILY ard
school 6hern then have
that paragraph sim and lucid intended"
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

WHAT KNOW OF FA MI y q :.
KNOW
FARMING. .
We don't nink eneuSbMt Greeley we need
with Some thrt III their hes
ache Intensely; iii their hacks CROOKED the
half bot the workers snd The thinkers
dis. classes, whereas tiey sboull De the
has sIaeys been tbns II By follows bh II
" always should or shall be-"
GREELEY k book with th. jo tTss, that these
imperfect viii incte Thousands of farmers
prs calling and take hvsle interest in ito i
hs! will be ntRc By tbn 60 res aber and
better Agriculture the sciences which mte 10 Its ell
cheney and DP ~ towards perfection which few ye
have fsiBtly fcreseeS."
WHAT / KNOW OF. EARMIN q =.
KNOW
OP
FARMING.
II. boob "a f.mhL,be and the good eIc..n advice
and valuable that II sh0GDds In male really valuable
IN sny of bIhnets, occupation or profession
ought , million, Of copies Every family ough to have copy
and tbey ought o resc and n. read u.
ouelt 10 b. haEls Of and child Ia the
,fthey lnon rtsd-sas they doen ought read
them
Tie book published IN very bsnd.ome style Besnioly
pr,n,.d boap3 u elegant eeh With gill bach.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

A neat pocket edition OF Tie Heatten Chiaee,
by BRET HAKrE and Of Lie Breeohes and jim BIidso
by JOHN HAr, with Illustrations 10y Eyunse, that are as
true 10 the spirit Of the poems as the poems are true 20
the spirit Of Western fe has been issued by James a.
Osgood a
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

A new History Of Florida, by GEORGE r..
FAmBASKs q. B. Lippincott Coz, contains compact
narrative OF events in the annals OF the state from its
discovery by Ponce 1912 TO the cioe OF the
FLORIDA wax IN 1872.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

The Nep Ytstdmem Manual by STEPHEN
HAYES dec & Shepard, IS a popular introduction to the
study Of the New Testament selected from the works Of
she most eminent biblical scholars and prese1tine
mas OF useful information, much OF which If in tabn
Lar form.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

An abstract Of COloRSO on the Penteteach.
containing lucid exposition Of the argument against
tlrc Mosaic origin Of the composition Is issued by the
American News Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12

Harper 81 Brothers have commenced the
publication OF new edition Of Miss MULoCKs novels,
Of which me Ogtecs and The Head Of the Family are
alroady Issued
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BoARDERS wANTED-AT A FIRST CLASS
~ farm al feekssil; terms So gooc Boarc
ana large Rooms; beautiful place. Particulars At MITCH
ELLIS, " CEDAR street.
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CHILDREN CAN OBTAIN ALL THE COMFORTS OF
~ home ia private family COOL shady, healthy locality
bathing. boating. fshng &c. Address box 81 ~
j.. Post once.
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(NATSKILL MoUNTAINS.-B0ARD CAN BE HAD AT
~ farm house, where home comforts can be enjoyed.
For further particulars apply to c. E. WHITE Greene
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OCD STREET, WEST, NO. STA PRIVATE FAMILY
~ having two handsomely furnished Rooms second
floor unoccupied would 10. same, suite singly with
Board; terms very reasonable.
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90 WASHINGTON PLACE. BETWEEN BROADWAY
II and the Park.-Eegant Rooms with without Board
usual reduction for summer terms Easement to let
for Office.
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90 EAST TwENTY-FIRST STREET. BETWEEN
~ Broadway and Fourth To let with first class
Board, Hall Room, with closet and water refer
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ORIENT POINT House. ORIENT POINT, LONG
~ Island-kow open. Situated on tho extreme end OF
Long Island fronting the Sound and GARDENERS Bay only
moments walk the water lne bathing, riding and sail
ing; fishing unexcelleo. Terms moderate. Reached by
Artisan pier 20 East and by Long Island Rail-
road from James slip. Send for circular. ,
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90 EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-TO LET WITH
sOO private table Parlor Floor with bath. closets &C.
also very desirable Rooms. for gentlemen without board
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sl1 ST. MARKS PLACE, BETWEEN SECOND AND
DIT Third avenues-A large, nicely furnished front
Room and Hall Room, together separately, with first
Board.
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DARTIES DESIRING BOARD IN A LARGE, sOOMMO
L house. healthul location the Long Island
Railroad minutes walk from brentwood station. miles
drives extensive every requisite TO
comfortable home trains per day. apply At Is Waverey
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| T NO. FIEDLER PARA, TOMPKINSvILLE (FIRST
| n anding), s. Pheasant Rooms, with Board be
obtained location beautiful 10 minutes walk from land
table first class.
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NORWOOD HOTELS MINUTES FROM JERSEl
~ City, via PAvona ferry Is trains daily.
K. X. HOUGHTON. Proprietor