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The President interviewed.

The TOble army OF interyiewerS, who are now
making summer campaign through the coun-
try, have made descent upon President Grant
at Long Branch, and Hsrald reporter seems to
have succeeded in drawing from him some
pretty frank expressions of opinion in regard to
public men and measures.
In reference to the McGarrahan claim. the
President is represented as saying that he knew
little OF It's merits, but is DESTROYS that nothing
shall be left undone to secure justice. The at
tacks on him in relation to the matter are en-
trely groundless. When leaving Washington
for Long Branch he rode with the agent of the
New Idria Company, on his invitation, to the
depot. What ensued is told by the President as
follows:
:" He asked had any objection TO having the
McGarrahan case re-opened said, Certainly
not, let the fullest light be thrown upon the
matter. IL the Secretary OF the Interior re-
quires more evidence, and you car give IL we'll
and good That was all that was said. When
II was reported 10 me that some of the papers in
the case were altered or INITIATED gaya III
rectons To have them restored to their ORIGINAL
condition before any further action was taken. "
In reference 30 the New York Central railroad
case, the President said:
:" Statements we're made to me while I vas NJ
West Point which left a doubt ON INV n;nJ
whether the amount OF the tax claimed from The
Central road was correct. / teIegraphed t,1 tbe
Secretary of Internal Revenue not TO seize the
Aoen INV but W wall uIlIll the gentlemen
pointed TO ascertain the exact amount had re-
ported the result OF their Investigations. Tina,
was all about 1t. Nothing will be done in the
matter until the exact amount il ascertaineJ
The proper sum will then be collected
In regard 30 the -vsllandigham letter
the President said that the Chief Justice was
friendly to yallan6igham and friendly to the de-
mocracy, and although Sprague said his father
in-lav would not accept a nomination from
either party yet ''thst doesn't matter Chase
wants nomination for the Presidency" The
President is represented as replying in answer
to the question, do you think Hancock win be a
candidate9 "Hsncockl OF course he will Han
cock is dy- g for a nomination."
On the San Domingo question the President
said:
when suggested the propriety of annexino
that island, for the reasons fully stated in INV
message to Congress believed that the people
desired a foOthOld in the West Indies and acted
accordingly. IL was always nv desire 10 carry
out the wish - Of the people. 1 will now awai,
the expression Of public opinion on the ST M
niingO question. II remains for the people 10
say whether any further steps shah be taken to-
ward annexation"
These professional interviewers are strictly
impartial, and we have no doubt they have al
ready had talks with Chase and Hancock. ana
will speedily tel us what these personages have
10 say about what the President said of them
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Iowa REPUBLICAN CoSvENTIoS-Ticket and
PidffSTH.-The Iowa republican State conyen-
ton yesterday nominated q. e.. Carpenter for
governor, by scclamatiOn; III. q. Butler for lieu
tenant governor; James d. Gray for judge OF the
supreme court, and Col Arson Abernethy for
superintendent Of public instruction. Resolu-
tons were adopted endorsing the republican
justment Of the difficulties with Great Britain
fayoring protection on the basis OF q revenue
tariff, a uniform system Of taxation in the State,
the control Of railroads by the legislature, the
annexation OF San Domingo when the people OF
that island desire IL, endorsing President Grants
administration, favoring the encouragement of
the agricultural interests of the State, tho modi
neation OF the revenue system TO mitigate the
burden OF taxation, opposing subsidies, and en-
dorsing the State admini,tration.
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Tortoise-sheIl par asols are the latest fash-
enable piece Of nonsense.
@New departure cocktails are all the rage In
Chicago.
the lovers plebiscite.
ga Chicago personal: Gen. II. o. Tyler o.
D. A, vresties his buekwheats az the Sherman.
RrAt Isuchs, Long Branch, they fire of a
cannon to call the guests 20 their meals.
@The high-backed tortOise-sheT combs of
heads OF our watering place bellies.
- They are calling the seventeen year locust
the eicada sePtemdeeim, but IL doesn't seem 10
be frightened
The grasshoppers have invaded Utah. and
a"two-horse grasshopper smasher.o
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BY the constitution OF New Hampshire, Cath
Oles are ineligible for seats in the Legislature,
and the attention OF the House OF Delegates has
been oficially called 10 the case OF FIVE members
OF that body who belong to the prescribed
church, but it is not likely any further action
will be taken, as q number OF that faith have
had seats in the House for years past without
any attempt being made to Dust them.
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ITO CONTRACTING CARPENTERS.
WASHINGTON AoUEDUcT.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING THE WOOD
WORK AT ROCK CREEK BRIDGE. :


WARRINGTON, ID. @. June q, 1871
Sealed Proposals will be received until 0 clock D.
M on the sIGHTH DAY OF July for repairing the
Wo3dwoT at Rock Greek Bridge. 7
Plans, specifications, forms of proposals and all
necessary Information can be had from Theodore B
Same, Esq ASSISTANT engineer, at the Office of the
signed at the Light House Board, Treasury Depart-
ment; Bids win not be considered unless theI are
attached to- and comply with, the requirements Of the
printed specification -
Each bidder before presenting his bid must de-
Roslt with the Treasurer of the United States at
Washington, to the credit Of the Washington A1ue-
duct the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars getting receipts
therefor, rs guarantee that he will enter into edn
tract awarded TO him, in accordance with his bid
Inc money g deposited will be refunded to the IN
suecessfu bidders after the award Of the CONTRACT
and to the contractor on the final pletion and
ceptance OF his work But failure to sign the con
tract when awarded, or within five days thereafter
OF to enter In and carry the work TO its final com
RletOn according to the specifications shall forfeit
the money so deposited to the United States iQui-
dated damages.
Bidders will state the time in which they will COM
soon a. possible,
is fully completed.
The United States will not be bound to accept the
lowest or any bid
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelopes Pro
posas Tor Wood work ut Rock -creek Bridge" and
addressed to- Major GEORGE III. ELLIOT,
Corps of Engineers U. 3. A, Chief Engineer Wash
ingt9n Aqusduct, Light House Board, Washing
ID U.
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The Maryland republican State conversion 70
nominate candidates for Governor, Attorney
General and Comptroller Of the Treasury will
meet in Baltimore on the twelfth Of September.
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer OF
any portion Of it may have THE STAB sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per north. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to The basi-
ness Office of the paper
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The proceedings Of the Board Of Health to-
day, reported in another column, in reference to
resistance of the Pound Master and threatened
riots by the hog owners viii be read with in
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@PRINCIPAL OFFICE NATIoN,I,
RS FREEDMANS SAVINGS AND TRiIST
COMPANY,
WAsHINSroS. d. C. limo d ls71
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGU

AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGU
LATIONS.
BY authority Of the Board Of Trustees Rules and
Alf OF the Rules and Regulations" of the Freed
Deposit Book are modified 8 follows:
hsfSS (or Lhe Payment Of Interest.
From the first day Of July, 1871. the Freeinan's
savings and Trust Company will paw interest the
rate OF SIX per per annum until further notice
on all sums of i've dollars and upwards rece i NV IL
on deposit, under the following conditions and ex-
ceptiOns:
Interest, at the above-named rate, will begin 70
eccrue At the beginning Of each month on ali suIns
OF i've dollars and upwards then on deposit Ii will
De calculated twice year, viz: the first day of
July and the nrst day of January in each year. aud
Will be paid IN cash to- entered the credit of the
ucpostOr az deposit, as lac she may pref
within twenty days after those dates.
% interest Will De allowed or paid on any sum
Withdrawn before the first tcy- Of My or January
IN each year, for the period which may have elapsed
elnce the date OF the last deposit.
On dc poslts OF hve Thousand dollars and upwards
only I'VE Der cent per snnuIn will be allowed.
Rule XIV shall read thus:
Deposits in sums Of not less than fifty dollars NAV
% received, To be subject TO check 1T sight which
snail draw interest from date 81 de pOst the rate Of
Tour per ceE': per annum; condition that the
.ums 80 deps ted shall remain ON deposit not less
But deposi made under this rule win not partiai-
pate in the CHER rate Of interest Of Rule " jel Nv
rFNOTI E.-An persons having claims against
~ the ASHINGTON CITY FIRE DEPART
present the same 10 the undersigned COMMITTEE on
or before the first day Of July, ISL, at No 466 o
GEORGE W SMITH, Commissioner.
MARTIN CR0NIN, Chief Engineer
;.,os,;v, ii. ID. BAkILEf, Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-on June 10Th, pair ofSPECTACLES; gold
IL frames; oval glasses; in new leather AAA,
mcrocco case. Leave at Star Office
or at THOMAS LEWIS, Sill o street, and receive
reward. e2l-3ts
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VERDICT AGAINST THE B. e. o. R. r. CO.
In the Baltimore Court OF Common Pleas ye--
terday Thomas Fitzpatrick, a youth, who was
severely injured by being crushed between two
airs Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
any, ON Howard street, on the 18th Of Novem-
er last, was awarded $500 damages by the
ury, IN suit which he brought against the com
any for the injuries which he received.
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And now it Is said that Cluseret and Rochefort
propose 10 come to this country. Too badI
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The PEACH CROP OF this year from Delaware
and the Eastern Shore Of Maryland IL expected
10 reach over four millions Of baskets. The
years past.
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- number Of New York brokers who wore garnb-
ing IN Rock Island Rsffroad stock yesterday came
10 zrlei They made corner in the stock, and could
not meet the'r purchases, and suspended business
W. :. Woodward, Dster Sim psOn, Earle Saltan-
stall, Robert alter, J. W. Gillespy, James Austin
Denis0n, Or: BOwron, A. q. Wood The day was
one Of the most exciting In the stock market for
me time. About liz roo shares Of Rock Island
changed hands, and that bnt about half Che actual
amount of transaction - = 80 = =
Governments SecuriffeS
jay Cooke y Go. furnish the following to-day:
Buy z. SHgJ BEy'g SslPg
Us %. lsSl--l1Ss- lzs s. 2s in " -l6al4s.-I4<,
6-a-, lse7...-..l2ss l29s 520syn b Jy ~ I4I2-f5
5-5es, Iso4---Iz11s 5.l5-ass in Jy. 66li4 I5l<
~ ;, 80 10 ~ l0AS
NEw 1ORE-FRSf BOARD.
; G. 1881 s, an 81 uly, 1867 i ~
Is, 5 los, az-<ky ais, lsss- IA
III
Dds, America Geid-.... l2s
BIDS, Jan. 81 MY iSs-l las Currency .B
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PERSONAL.

Miss LOTTIE FowLER-This famous Clair
dum who fcreteid u the sIposion q the cartrdse
Factory at Bridgeport, Conn, is at the ST. James
Gents, 81. jeis5 =
M RS =; sAWYEk, CLARvQYANT, MAGNET
go. IL iEssI MhDiUM, can De consulted at her
aSs upon all important business-psst present
NoU KNOW HOW 1T is YOURSELF-That old
Il DIR. DARBY, lis A. street, "a few doors sou tn
Of the Avenue,D sees ten such yours TO the
IL in elect
Seminal Weakness. je l6-Im'
I AIDES DOCTOR AND FRIEND; ONE VISIT
Female Pills, S. Mrs. %ARoNf, at So .f r1 Fsa,
Fayette s. BALTIMORE. Enclose stamps. my2i Inn
~ THE WELL KNOWN SPECIALIST.
Established here for the last years would can
ton ladies and gentlemen against answering through
will surely be swindled by these persons, who are
unknown, and have no local habitstion.
cure OF all Female Complaints and Secret Diseases,
Private consulting rooms, Ala 10th street, above
ifennsyi'ania avenue. Hours, 10 TO ], TO 5, "a
REWARE or THE MANY INEXPERIENCED
~ QUACks and hoary headed impostOrs now in
this city, who assume half dozen aliases, in as
lie &
troubles in Dr. LEON, wen known here for the last
skn physician advertising he does not tfifis so or
hum5ng; fulflls all he promises, and guarantees
Sep1ofe Room for Lady Patients.
Private Consultation Rooms, Ala 10th street.
n: B.-The Doctor does not employ any so-caIed
assistants, therefore patients avoid any exposure
whatever, as they one but the Doctor mh2s iy
RY TAKING AN ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
- the SOUTHWESTERN you secure your old
age against possible want dependence upon others
you provide for your family in the event of death
and the money you pay to the company will earn Won
from 8 tot per cent. compound interest. Once 500
7th street.
mh9-tf !. Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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Markets Today.

BALIInoRS, June E.-Cotton heavy and weak.
H gw m,sd l,I la Plosr dull and Irregular
- -: extra, S6lEssSs; family, aSii; western
ssuperhDe 55ZaS6; extra, S625s ST: family, S7a
Xs5 heat more active, new choice white va
S2lS; Ohio and Indiana, sl.assl 20. White south.
eIn corn dull, Sc; yellow southern steady 76o !:
mixed estern firm, 75az6c Oats firm 74a7sc P5rk
steady, Sl6h- Bacon firm: shoulders, 7hazk; rib
sides cIeaa RIB, g4a9s sugar cured hama, l6al7
BALTIMORE June p Virginia skies, old, SCI bid
NEW ToRk, June a.-Stocks excited and nm
settled Gold, IN: Governments steady and dull
Money easy, 4. Virginia skies, u; do new, 7s,s
loz; Short, I0zk. o'' ioAs'
NKw YoRK. June R-Flour quiet and unchanged.
heat shade firmsr. Com duh and unchanged
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE-Ab beautiful and desirable LOT on the
4 k G asE end sh
De sold cheap. Inquire ON the premises. jeaSts
FOR REsT-Qne i've room FRAME HOUSE.
epnos,3; POO Msssaehusetss avenue; alsos four
Of DR.. B0wEN, on the promises. je22 ST..
EoR RENT.Four unfurnished ROOMS, on u
floor; suitable for housekeeping; water. ses and
istS and iss, Y. v. AT 1870 street. SS'ns'n
FOE RESTaSlJ-Five room FRAME; lot OK
ai Ne. 479s6estreet, bet - and sth, leland
+ hG No. L. As.st%ss sss st
: HOUSE; res a; the s@u9try about four miles
BrishtwoOd. or Gallon the promises .',- " Ia
For RENTmsToRE Room and DWELLING,
D and streets; formerly 9eeSpiea g bakery aad
Esse agent Sh s s.rs N RsN
aud h streets. je22-3t
i and streets y w.,Cwish soma furniture, il
and snicdsrn imPro1snients with large sasden q
Rpp VII Pfma RfHe 5ls sS0 srtss e.
tween Z and y. -, = - - - iess 81,
RotsEs, Nos. ais9 f and ahs7 'i"r areet r.
room. marble mantei pieces in psricfs. large yar5
and water closets in easements Rent will be low 10
aias Y street n w, w. - '''' : js2s Ssyy
FOR SALE ON TIMB-Nice little BRICK
L HOUSE, on 9th street, a few doors from tie
b Ssthres% , tot SSlSS e .lds paved .Hsy WI
Rent TORE and three splendid ROOMS, next b
Luttrell, Vino a Co. Inquire Of JOHNSON &
COLBY, I'll Market Space. js22 ~
k'OR SALk-At great bargain, seven new and
II very cnmpi.te five- room HOUSES, with water,
Gas and sewer, in one OF the most central locations
THESE houses are now under rent, and rare opportu
nifty for paying investment. The owner viii offer
Inducements on long time 20 those who wish TO puf-
chase the row. Apply at No. 81 street north, be
tween gh and 10th streets, between and II O'Clock
IN the morning only. jea ST.
EOR RENT-In one Of the most healthy sections
OF tho city, very beautiful and attractive three
story RESIDENCE containing II rooms and summer
kitchen including bath room. This house has every
convenience, such as eight large closets improved
range iatrobe stove, gas hot and cold water, fne
nall, large yard In and beautiful front raid
with -four TAIN yard inclosed with iron rail -
on marble wall. Rent TO q good tenant only SO per
month, made pay able in advance Apply to Rev. w
-; EVANS, 222 lNh street o. W.. between b
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Governments Securities.
Stock Report

6s Bcrters, BToksrs' and Con- pls7eial n tgTnph
Lewis johnson Co. quofe stocks and bonds In
home anu foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, June E-Eirst Board, 100 A. m -
o. 1871, coupon, HIS 5s0fs, 90, coupon ii a.:
SzOs %, coupon ll2sS 5Ds 65,coupon, Ii21T 30
new, g. eoubon, n4ss; 5sSs, 81. coupon, nf{
StSc = % 99GPSh ilE. 10 S,s coupon li9,I Cur
land -; Western Union Telegraph, Ns.; Quicksil-
yer, lLs; Pacific Mail, 4s; Boston Wafer Power
=; Adams Express, 80; Wells, Fargo 4 Co : Ex,
press, Si' American Express, SAX United States
express ga; New York Central and Hudson, 9sl6
New York Central Strip, 9p.; Erie, 26; do. pre-
I Is Harlem lz =: do. preferred, =; Reading
10; Michigan Central, =; Lake Shore and Mich.
gan Southsrp; llo5f; Union Pacific Rsiiroad, 2esl
Illinois Central, lS of d.; Cleve and Pfttsburg
ia; Northwest. 73ss; do, preferred, So; Cleve.
HH l.l' toItintHs, OpcInnau and indianapolis, =
Miiwaukis and ST. Paul, So: do preferre,,, i !ss
and Western, 1854 Fort Wayne, ldo;r Alton and
S SRbiSassdsSd Alton iis4 %: grSisrTsd
Chicago and Ind. Central, aH: Tennessee Ga
SiS II do s ner cd 4 Virginia 9ld sN Sosh
SS Central Pacific Bonds, IO21<; Onion Pacific lst
Bonds, SIS; Gold, ll214sll2's. Market stronger~
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~ MATTHEW @. EMERY WILL HERE
Wy after have his Office with the Ss:.iccha a. Ca 81
tOl Life Insurance Company, 1l01 ennsylvariia
avenue. Friends and Parties having business are
respectfully invited to call upon him there from IL
m. to p. m. jei6-6t
"NOTICETO HUCKsTERs AND DEALERS
lS IN THE NORTHERN MARX ET.-The rent
for all Stands and Stalls must be paid Tor on OF be-
fore the IsT DAY OF July at their appraised value
or they viii be sold that day to the highest bidder
according 10 law. Licenses for 1871 must be shown
when called for.
". STICKNEY, co,.,.;..;o...-
THOS. L. GREEN, COmihlssioners
jel6-2w ). MCFARLAND, Clerk
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EsoR RENT-A three-story press brick front
u HOUSE, with NJ the modern 'improv ementS on
9Th strssf ertyns9 snd sss rSr particslsn
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hFSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
w OF the hrst Importance, the NORTHWEST
EkN for the better protection Of its policy holders
changed lie rate OF reserve 10 per cent thus afford
ing an IAPRESNABLE SECURITY for the payment of
ONCE 500 &c enfh street.
my0tf I. Y. KNIGHT, General Agent.
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II terested in the Organization OF military 4
companies are hereby Informed that they can
have DRUMS Of any style and quality made to -
jeIs6t. 42O iith street
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rs X Z p coo LII
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists ana
hands, when oyerheated, and whea suf-
feTing from fever, with that
Cooling solution,
PROP COOKS BALM OF LIEF
At wholesale and retail by the following frst-c
Druggists: stott Co, $50 Pa. av.; j. II. MAJOR,
cor 1ih and sts; w. :. Thompson, 703 18th st.;
sv. and l9h ST; J. p; Milburn Co, 331 18th st.;
Bro, cor Pa av. and 9Th St :. Calvert Ford, sos
Pa. az; Il Il rerguson, 101 Pa sv., ). T.; G.. W.
by Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot. cor
ner 9th and ii streets. See testimonials and direc-
tions. ies- I'm
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10TH sTRELT, PETWEFN SECOND AND THIRD
LII avenues No. s3i-Fgrnished un!urnishcd Rooms
e. lei, With Board TO gentlemen and single gentle
men.
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COUNTRY BOARD-THE BRIGHTON HOUSE, NEW
~ BRIGHTON. L. contains elegant large Rooms for select
family b0arders 30 minu.es sal boats
JAMES BRIGHT. Proprietor
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MrANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FOUR OR
w nicely furnished Rooms In city for light house.
keeping Address stating terms location, &C., LUKE Her
aid Office.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY -QUADRUPLE SHEET
BOARDERs WANTED.

90 CLINTON PLAcE.-A GtNTL EMAN AND WIFE
sJU wanting nicely furnished Room, second floor,
with first class Board nj moderate price. be accommo
dated.
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ETH AVENUE. Si3-hANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms, moderate terms, immediate POSSESSION
saite sngy, with wiihou, Board Gentlemen pre-
ierred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

NTOODRIDGE HOUSE, ". j., is NOW OPEN FOB
w the reception of guests; Il delightful place; .,
minutes from Pavonis ferry. depot; s,abi ug fol-
horses. Call address K0iBERrZ SON, 81 Wall street
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TvNDERCLIFF OPPOSITE WEST POINT, WILL OPEN
~ boarders May Il. For dia grams OF houses,
&c. apply HOMER MORGAN, Real Estate Agent, Pine st.
WASHINGTON ROCK HOUSE, DINELLEN. \. J.
w Omen June ! mountain ar; high, healthy location;
600 feet elevation agnic views, shade, For terms.
&C. address JOHN WOOD No. Eas. Twenty street,
New York.
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,STu AVENUE, 35l, SECOND D0oR BELOW THIRTY
~ fourth suit OF Parurs TO rent with Board
Private table If desired. References exchanged.
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JNANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECONT
w hoor between Fourth Sixth and Eighth
Tweny-h Address M. NJ, Herald Office with par
tcnars.
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| yXrANTED-FOR RECITATION PURPOSES on FRIDAY
w evenings well lighted Room, VIII oh will accommodates
twelve persons Address RECITATION Herald onice stat
! ing tnrfns, location, &c.
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r WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR THE PARK
I paror Bedroom to let, win inst class Board
References exchanged.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

or WEST TwENTY-NINTH STREET t2s LAMAR
Dol tine placc)-A private family, having few sele ct
boarder have few Rooms 'front.' furnished unfur-
pished 10 let, with Board.
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~ ASHLAND PLACE PERRY STREET). ROOMS 10
let with boa-i house first class well furnished
board good neahborhood desirable; three lines
convenient. lie moderate.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ST., WANTED.

yHyANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE IN THR
w country. situated the water LIST July to LIST Of
October Address, stating and full particulars A. d.
o., Herald Office.
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TX EAST TwENTY.FoURTH STREET, NEAR MADI.
III Pars.-Aparimeuts and Rooms, with first class
Board. IN a well elucaled rarisan family.
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GOOD BOARD AND FINE NEWLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms. IN private family, depot In Elizabeth. N.
D., for gentleman and wife, single Genemen gas hot
and cold water Address T. c. L. box 455 New York Post
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10TH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AyENUE.-FRCNr PAR
Tor and BE roon, second ,ur also double and single
Rooms. Bosrt rms moderate TO permanent par
ties. a. " est Twelfth street.
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B0s.DERs WANTED.

7 SUR or ELnGANT APARTMENTS AT WORTH
table aud attendance ~ Fifth
nue. frornr Broadway, Madison square and Fifth
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