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QUINCY, ILLS.
Quincy, July 90.

Quincy, July go.
A man named Harry Larkam, q native
Of Pennsylvania, employed on the Toledo
Wabash & Western Railroad, was drown.
ed in the river while taking sail this al.
ternoon. Three other men In the same
boat made a narrow escape. The body
was recovered.
A Jail delivery occurred OF Chillicothe
Mo, on Friday night, and seven prisoners
escaped, two Of whom were indicted foI
murder.
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Tragedy in Champaign County, ohio.
CINCINNATI, July 90

A special to the Commercial and the
Gazette says a young Irishman named
james Mealey was shot and killed this At.
ternoon near North Lewisburg, Cham.
paign county, by John Murphy. An old
trouble was at the foundation. Mealey
and man named Shuhe came upon him
at graveyard, where he had been visit.
ing his fathers grave. Murphy appears
to have been acting in selrdelense and
gave himself up to the Mayor nfter the
occurrence.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, July 90.

NEW YORK, July 20.
Prof.. John W. Howe died in this city
yesterday Of pleuro pneumonia.
Henry Bergh visited the stables Of the
city railroad lines yesterday, and express.
cd the opinion that the horses arc over.
worked, underted and in many cases badly
stabbed. ... Y. ..I..
The steam propeller, Catchecart, which
Is to compete for the hundred thousand
dollar prize for tho best canal steamer
sailed Tor Buffalo last evening. ,
Coroner Young will next Monday be.
gin the investigation Of the circumstances
under which the victims Of the riot met
their deaths 70.
Sir Edward Thornton, British Minister
sails Tor Europe to-day.
Capt. Richard Tyson will probably su.
percoede Capt. Buddington as sailing
master OF the Artic steamer Polaris
Buddington is dissatisfied with the expe-
dition and will be relieved at Diescae.
Mayor Brown, Of ST. Louis, Is here en-
route for Long Branch. .,
The Synagogue Of Mount Sinai Hospi
tai, The institution with which Mr.. Nathan
was identified and TO which he devoted
all his !energles, in capacity Of priest, to-
day honor his memory by special services
Contributions for the relief Of tho widow
Of Sergeant Wyatt, Of the Ninth regiment
killed during the riot on tho 12th inst
exceeds seven hundred dollars, and rap
idly increasing.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, q niece o.
President Monroe's, died Friday night, at
her residence, in New Brunswick, New
Jersey. Her husband, who survives her
was son OF General Alex. Hamilton.
The United Railroad Of New Jersey
whose lease TO the Pennsylvania Centra
Is still pending, have declared thret
per cent semi-annual dividend. Tht
horse plague in this city, Is rapidly Abat
ing. ...-.T.
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Weather Report.


WAN DbfAHThhNTt /
OFFICB OP THE CmiRP SIGNAL OPPIOER, !
WAsHTNGTON, d. g., July p.
SYNOPSIS FoR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS
The area of low barometer continues
over Florida, with cloudy weather and n
southwest wind at Key West, The area
Of high barometer which, Saturday after.
noon, was west sOf Michigan, Is now cen.
trail in Pennsylvania. Easterly winds are
now generally reported from Louisiana to
Lake Superior, and the barometer Is fall.
ing from Kansas northward The clouds
and rain have very generally cleared
away in New England, but rain hayfalle
from Nebraska westward, and cloudy
weather Is increasing west of Mississippi.
PROBABILITIES.
II Is propable that rain will extend
on Monday from Kansas 10 Lake Michi.
gan, and northward, with easterly winds
on the upper lakes, and will probably con
tinue In the Middle and Eastern States,
and the interior Of the South Atlantic
States un.n....a... t.,
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Murderer Convicted at oheyenRs.
OnEYENNE. JniY 22.

||- OHEYhNNE, July 20
Herbert +. Nourse, indicted for the
murder Of VIM. Park and NJ. Leastwood
last December, was tried by the District
Court yesterday. The Jury found yer.
dict Of guilty of murder in the first dc.
gree. He will receive bis sentence next
Friday.
Col. Whave, the Indian agent in this
city, reports tho Indian tribes more peace.
able than they have been for years. .''
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Recruiting for tho Cuban Revelation.
MONTREAL, July 29.

t.... hANNAhrshhi July 49,
An agent of the New York Cuban Jun.
ia, has been in Montreal, recruiting for
IN expedition, and has enlisted n number
Of volunteer officers, and about two hun.
drcd men. Many are returned members
OF the Red river expedition. The said
party will leave New York, as soon as the
steamer Virgin arrives from Trinidad.
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Destructive Fire at NOtthbOto, Mass.


WOhCEFIBh, July co.
A fire in Northboro on Friday night
consumed a large barn belonging to DR..
Henry Barnet, together with It's contents,
which includes six head of cattle. Loss
10000.
Last night another fire broke out at 8
O'Clock and burned until II with such
furry rs TO excite fears that the whole
village would be destroyed, but It was at
last subdued by the assistance of fire.
men from neighboring towns. Two large
blocks, in which were three stores, post
office, provision market, and the resi-.
denCes Of three families were consumed;
also two dwelling houses and b arms Of six
families were burned out and most OF eli
furniture destroyed. Loss nearly $40,.
600; small portion only Of which IL
covered by insurance.
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, Jnly %.

BERLIN, Jnly %.
The North German Gazette to-day an
nOunCes that the German troops now
cvaCuaLing the French dcpots Of Eure
Domme and Seine Inferiure will return at
once to Germany, u l.
BERLIN, July 80.
Emperor William goes tomorrow tC
visit the Czar Alexander at lngenheim
BarvOie. Tho Car returns on Tuesday
To Russia,
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Mt. Greeley Dimes with Some wes.
tern Men.
NEW YOnK, July

Horace Greeley dined yesterday at the
Brevoort House with Jas. B. Eads, of ST.
Louis, DR.. Tanssy, T. N, Reaves and MI,
VMle Of the Bank Of Commerce, was in.
vited The Presidential and other public
questions were discussed with much in.
ieresi
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Killed by a Runaway Team.

CHICAGO, July 22.
As Peter Boyd and daughter, Of the
State Line, Indiana, were returning home
from Danvillc, Illinois, on Saturday last,
in wagon, while passing under the Terre
Haute 4 Western Pacific Railroad bridge
the horses became frightened, and Miss
Boyd in endeavoring to check them, was
thrown from the wagon, and becoming
entangled in tho harness she was dragged
some distance. When taken up she was
dead.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, July y.
CoTToS-Fair demand, but at lower rates,
FLOuR- Heavy; receipts 1000 bbls; supsraps
western and state a 40dl5 90; common 10 RoC
extra IS 90@t5 70; good TO choice f5 9Oa6 70.
white western extra 80 1906 rs; Ohio extra
80 85(18 ~; ST. Louis IS 9Olt9 W. Rye Flour
1s 90 ~
WHIsKY.-Easler at 05A@96
GRAIE-WhGat dull and prices have declined:
spring No. 2, 81 sol 9IS; new rcd amber
q SOL ~ red 81 4S9i IS, latter extreme;
Malt unchanged, Corn steady; inferior and com
mon Western mixed 636165Hc; yellow I06T8c
Oats dn,l and prices shade lower; western COO
Gle; Ohio 6S6t67c, the latter for choice white.
WooL,Less active and 6rm; Ohio 6i169J{C;
unwalhed tic; pulled 4lGb5sc; tubbed 7O6b7ic,
GRoCERIEs-Cole Rio l3GblGc. Sugar, faIr to
PROvrsIoEs- steady; mess, new, ais N.
Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meats steady.
Hams lG1liGc. Middles steady; city bA@Sc,
BUTTERIDlll; western lO0isC State lt19sC.
CHTEsH-Dull atS6llc.
w. Cincinnati Market.
...I... CINCINNATI. July ".
62OKc. VIZ =
FiouR-Q Quiet and weak; new family 90 9Sa8 40
GRAN-Wheat-Fair demand but at lower
rates; new red 81 mol 20. Corn dull and hold
eIs anxious to sell At 6S0Ac. Rye quiet and un'
for new. Barley 1tm at 806O0c.
GRoCERIEs-Conee-Pri lsEC, SugAr-De.
mand fair and market firm for raw; refined Xc
lower; hard l+1likc.
al 7b6D7Sc.
PRoyIsIoNs -Pork-Full prices asked but no
demand, Sid 80; some ask SIS. Lard-D0mAnd
light at 10Ac asked; lOc offered Bulk meAts
arm; SH9GSc offered; h9Hc higher asked.
cd; sales OF shoulders at 6kc; sides 8A0Skc; y
@AC higher asked; closing hardly 40 arm.
WHIsKY-DemAnd good at full prices, O3c,
New York Dry Goods Market.
.t..... NEW York, July u.
The market 10 less active bat steady and drm
fQLAll staple fabrics, with tendency towards AA.
YAncng pTices for all fresh AOd desirable styleb.
spragIes dark prints have been offered today at
ias; i shiftInSS styles 1oSe Glazed cSmbrics Of
well known makes commanded SIC, aud high
cOlOfs and prints I26C. Massachusetts, X r
brown Canton hannels l3c; Truman Ii bleached
do. 14c; Amoskeag II bleached l9kc; Union
glnghams I2c; New Market bleached musllhs
i3Nc; blackstone River A A do. l3c; MASsAchu.
aetts b d fine brown sheetlngH l2c; do. l0c; do,
STANDARD 19Hc: Plttsneld i2c; Pepp0Fell flnp lie;
n Ni0ci do 4. 2Sct do 81, 91Hc; do. 94, 9Oc; do,
1914, 07kc; broadway liHc; Atnopke9g i3c; An.
drOscOggln %, SOC; do. l01, 4lc. WOolOn shAwlS
will be opened In great variety Monday, when
much activity Il looked for 'u
'. baltimore Market. ..
..l. BALTIMORE. July ",
FLoUR--Markot steady with a moderate de,
mAnd. .' -...
GRAIN--WheAt, demand fair and market frm;
Ohio and Indiana 81 3O1l 40. Corn quiet; mix.
ed western 7O07lc, OaiS Arm at b966lc.
PRoyIsIONs-UnchAnged.
WHmKY-Higher at 9dc.
Louisville Market.
'.t. LouIsvTLLB. July R2
/. TOBACCO and unchanged with sales Of
90 2hhds.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July %.
The Prince ol Wales has returned from
the Continent. The Princess Of Wales
remains At Kissengen.
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The French schooner Jenny, for Hull,
with petroleum oil, lying oil Jersey flats,
really for sea, caught fire last evening
from the explosion Of her cargo In the
hold and burned to the waters edge. Her
crew was picked up by revenue cutter
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Up in a Balloon and Down a Chin.
ney.
NAsHyILLE. LnlY 2D.

NAbhNlbLNI July SOs
Prof. Webster made an ascension with
his balloon, Hercules, from the Horticul-
tural Garden, ut 0 p. NJ. to-day. After as.
cending TO tho altitude Of 5000 feet, the
balloon began TO descend rapidly and
struck upon the top of a smoke stack Of
the Nashville Cotton Factory, were the
balloon collapsed and fell TO the ground,
leaving Webster with his wickerwork
basket on the stack. After surveying bis
position, he cast the basket away, and 4.
nally descended through the interior oI
the stack, coming ont safely, but black
with SCOT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24
European Capitalists Looking IntO
the North Pacific Railroad.

A delegation OF German, Dutch and
Austrian bankers has sailed from Europe
for tho United States for the purpose Of
making an examination oi tho work and
financial prospects Of the North Pacific
FnilrnAd.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, July 99.

MADRID, July 99.
Senators Dagasta and lIerresa and Ad
miral Tapete had long interview yester'
day with the King. The MineSterOl crl.
SIS Ii still unsettled.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Stock Market.

NEw YoRK. July %.
GoLb-weak, opening at 49, declining to and
closlngAt 1liN. Loans per cent Clearlngs
about S3i, 100000. Exports to-day about t6OO,.
900; exports for the week Si,Ap,s6O The weak.
ness In gold Ia caused by tho hcavIncss of for.
eign exchange.
MOHEY-Easy at 967X per cent
Misunderstanding Exchange, Bankers bills,
hoy. '.a.. 'aI
GOvERNNERTs- Governments moved In gym.
parhy with gold, and area fraction lower, with A
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-Giccnleaf White and Capt. David
Eall, both Of Hallowell, Maine. were
drowned near Salleys Island (mouth Of
q river Saturday, by the capsizing Of n
boat. sr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

Rev. DR.. NJ. Jacobs, for forty years
Professor Of the Pennsylvania College,
died at Gettysburg, Saturday.
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Chicago Market.

FL0uR-Dul 'u'S -
S5EIGlNTWheat, No. spring Chicago less active
Snl S NC lower; closed at 81 lax; this Afternoon
E5InSrSt i9k July. Corn, No, mixed Wea
Ssnsr SsT snS Sg%e lower At 4sktsc thlS Afternoon
lower, closed at 4S64S%c. Ryc. No StsSSvSi
oS4e9c, Barley No. spring armeF al 7la79c.
HOuwINEs-Str0ng at 92c.
PRoyIsIOSs-Dull MeSs pork closed dull At
$l4 l9bl4 25 cash N-'' 81
HOGS-Actlys but weaker.
CATTLE-Flrmer
Naru Vnrk Mnrko,
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BY TELEGRAPH'

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelligenCer'
By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sts.)
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GUPKGNH COURT. I -,
- In the mater III lie application o. the Mavsr Alder
and COMMONLY OF the city OF New ! ORR ie'ai've ~
widening aud stral 4h.ening OF Broadway between IN
furth street and ffy-nnh street aud Aso ise maxim
thar mart OF ROADWAY between Tnir secuni And thirty
streets ana th,t part between Forty scclni and 70
seventh streets d greater width than lUJ Test In the cit
Public nolcc IS hereby given to all owners and lessee
nropery 10 10 ss.n acquired or damaged in tie above
srnei ana submit proof OF sucn damage. at tbs room
poArt III Aldermen "a the city a Ia tue eit, vi New
nn te lth DAY o. Mas, ISL. al two O'Clock u. NJ, and
Ten ccasccatys week days thereafter u: swv O'clock r.
each LAY. CO.. Ii, 81 !
been previously flea ~ih tbs crrS Of The Eoninsslot
AMI al rcsiOns OF law iist be sibnll.cd 81 wr,eu br
of comp sini ns,,s, pe addressed 10 A. r. stewart
Chairman. ard rcd With Henry Hilton, OF the
his proceeding, =, onice, No. 265 Broasss room
second noor, rear
ALkx. 7. STEWART,
JOHN Y, JONES, , Cupinir sloue
JAMssS HESNEssY.t
NEW YosK. Nay 5, 1871
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Doys' BoARDlNd sCHooL--FoR TWELVE ONLY,
ID Orange, v. j.. home comforts: healthy location
access terms reasonable. Address PRINCIPAL, boz
Post Office, Orange, ". j.
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business WRITING. BOOKKEEPING, ARIfHME1
ID SC, for gentlemen, ladies' aud boys.-D0LBEA
Commercial college sa5 Broadway, corner Of Eightee
street. will remain open day evening all La,
receive In stylish writing Stiffness,
Ing trembling entirely removed Privats rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

JNSTRUCTI0N.-Tw0 BOYS, NOT UNDER TEN YE/
] OF age. viii be received into g;ntlcmans family.
has a resident .u.0. 10 FORM with his small c
of school and piaymates location mar the city. Add
INSTRUCTION, por ARB New York Post olce.
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-VoNKERs. RiybRDALE, lNwOOD, &C.-AFoREl
lauy VIII teach during TIE season Modern Language
all their branches Drawing, WAFER Colors. Painting. II
reference. Address TEACHER, box LIZ Herald Cpu
Rrnncn unce. ZIG BroAhMnv
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AT 81 Observation-Disclosures, ARITnMEr
n Penmanshp and kndr ID branches taught LAY and ev
ing; tw enty.our Writing Lessons 81 80. Colonel PAL
the well known teacher OF writing Is OF the best
s.ructors In the Ststc-Newport News.
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YOUNG LADY, EDUCATED lii PARIS, wOu
N give lessons during the summer IN English, Fref
music ana drawing for SO per week; best city refcrei
Address PESsEis, box liu Herald Uptown Branch
l.o broadway.
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INSTRUCTION.

A PLEASANT SUMNER SCHOOL FOR SIX Lift
n giris.Tboroush instruction III English, Fiench and
sic terms moderate. No. Z East l2gth street.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE OPENS TIL
IN fore part OF June, having undergone improve
ments. Tue undersigned be from III A. NJ. to
r. NJ at 6d4 sixth In relation to summer arrang
miles. w. l.. FISH.
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! (NOzZENs WEST POINT HOTEL IS NOW OPEN;
~ and AZ Cnzzrns dock For terms address SYLVANUS
| 7. COZZENS, Wee, Point, N. Y.
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G1O FER TEN WEEKS BOARD AND luIrIo.
sO-tO Pleasant home AMI thorough instruction. long
tablshet; healthy location. Address ABEL nlTLOt
Boarding school, Danbury, Conn.
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FRENCH TEACHER WOULD EXCHANGE &C
N versation lessons with an American. Address "
Herald Office.
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MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N j., Will
N open June IL. Application for Rooms may be made T.
H. MoOMBER, Sturtevant House. broadway and Twenty
ninth street. New York, or to SAMUEL LAIRD. Proprietor
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WASHINGTON ROCK MOUNTAIN HOUSE. DUNE
w len, near Pain6ed. n J.-High, healthy location;
unhealthy inGences one hour and quarter by rail IF,
Liberty street For terms, circulars, &C.. address JO
WOOD, 133 West Forty first street, New York.
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COOPER HOUSE.
~ Coopersown, N. Y, foot Of Otaey 90 Lake,.
COLEMAN 4 MAXWELL proprietors
Third season will on 20th June. Rooms can pe
secured on application mt New York Hotel.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY BACR
Room gentleman and wife, Board for lady location
the best table; house per
fectly quiet; terms reasonable. Address SIvAD uera
Onice,
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Nrow OPEN FOR GUESTs.-DELLwOOD, BAY RIDGE
IN L. l. ~ minutes Wall street by boat fror
Hamilton AMI Futon ferries. For TERMS &C., apply to
addr. j. SYKES.
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DAvILLIoN HOTEL. NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN Il
il land-has been rcitted and refurnished, and ID no
LACHENMEYER BROTHERS.
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rCHOMPsoN'S ATLANTIC PAVILION, HIGHLANr
N.J-1his fayorte shady side resort viii be open
the LIST Of June for guests commnnicat times
day, giving facilities for business New 70
by IA NJ; terms for the onAbe. Address
THOMPSON, Proprietor,
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IjREMIUM POINT HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, Will
III open June l. Apply premises or at No. 2 Gramcr
Park, corner East Twentieth street.
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At BOUND BROOK, N. j., CENTRAL RAILROAD, 80
~ miles, IL hours, minutes walk from large,
airy, well furnished kooms; two acres lawn, shsde, &c
excellent table, with milk, eggs, fruit and
vegetables in abundance; private family. Also eligible
place In Painted; average rate $40 per week.
q. MANLY MINER. Bound Brock. n j.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT PAMRAPO-THIRIY-FIvE MINUTES FROM NEu
n York, per Central Railroad OF New Jersey The WI
low haven House. having changed hands, Is oren TO
permanent guests Location unsurpassed for health
convenience Eighteen acres Of beautifully shaded grounds
private front, Afordng facility for boating
bathing and fishing Address above apply for refer
ences Ic, 20 s. buRKHALrERS' SONS, 22O Greenwich 81
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CHERIDAN HOUSE, ELIZABETH. N. J.-THIS HOTt
y ia new ana strictly first class In all its appointment
Pleasant Rooms for gentlemen VII 10 SIS per week han
the first floor and desirable double Rooms
spondngy rates. for the sixty dai
L. A. EOHFR, Proprietor
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO a SINGLE
N gentleman handsomely furnished front Paf!or and
Bedroom with without partial Board: objection to
an nvaud references exchanged Address II. ". s., box
,545 Post Office.
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(,LIFFwOoD SPRINGS HOUSE, DELIGHTFULLY."-
~ located on the beach Clinw0od keyport N. j., %
miles from New York steamboat Mattrawan loot OF BAL
3c First class accommodating loo
guests and heaniest places ~ be
found. grove DO extends the house To the
beach, which the agest the Fine sea
bathing, boating, fine rides romantic walks, mineral springs
Terms Ss to x2 per week. Apply to Dr. KENT PROPRIETOR
LIS Bleecker street.
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PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET, WITH BohET
n part whole o ahandsomey furnished Second Floor
has every modern convenience and pleasant
located Address c. H., box io2 Herald UPTOWN Branc
Office l, a45 Broadway.
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TINTED STATES HOTEL LONG BRANCH. y.
u This class L. mily Hotel will June u, hav
ii. W. ROWLAND, Manager
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WANTED THREE ROOMS AND BOARD FOR A
w gentleman, wife, and daughter. Address, with
terms 5. L., Herald office.
ylANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED ROOM,
w with Breakfast. In respectable private family; refer
cnces exchanged. Address box 203 Post Office
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-03

tull aui sFliet directions accompany IA,
urlirlur,,
t'iianea OF the w0sl lespsnalbls aul reliable
,h'welet iufu.fh. pa applieAlluu, euh lun,
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