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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

We are sorry to learn of the death Of
of Mr.. Frank Foley, who died at his
residence near Now Hope on the 26th
'ult. He was highly respected by his
'nsighbors, and was one of our substan.
'tisl and influential citizsns.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

". r. Britton has returned to Troy
with his grocery store. He says he will
sell as cheap as any man in Troy, and will
pay 10 cents dozen for eggs. Store
one door north Of j. p Lynott's.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04
To he Hon. County Court of Lincol

To he Hon. County Court Of Lincoln
County, Mo:
The undersigned, two ofthe Committee
appointed by your Honorable body at
the ADJUST term, 1872, to Investigate
certain charges preferred against the
County Court aud F. c Cake, tho Clerk
of said Court, by John Il. Knox, a citi.
zen of said county, respectfully report:
That after consultation with the
parties, VIC are satisfied that any action
we might take in the premises would not
be final, nor satisfactory, We would, there.
fore, refer the matter to the Courts for
adjudication and settlement, where, US
We think, it properly belongs.
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY PARKER.
JNU. X. McDEARMAN.
August 2s, 1872
And now what will be done? Is this
eternal paper warefare to continue to the
injury of not only the parties who are
engaged, but to tho town md county :?
Nothing is to be gained by the oontro-
vsrsy and the charges through the pa
Psrs--noshing is to be accomplished but
. division Of the social relations of our
citizens, and never ending feud between
them. If corruption exists it should be
punished. If +. c. Cake is guilty he
ought to be impeached. We do not be-
iisvs be is, and there are hundreds in tho
county who are of the same opinion /;
but this amounts to nothing-it is not .
settlement Of the charges. If he is in
nocent, then it ought to be known, for
all the charges made against him and all
the dsnials of such charges will not
satisfy the people. The parties who
have originated them, claiming to be
working fol. the Interest and the good Of
the county, should show such laudabls
object to Be their intention, and as the
committee have recommended, refer the
matter to the courts. 1t 10 the duty Of
the parties making the charges to take
IL before the Grand Jury, for it is an in.
Aictabls offsnss. Justice to the injv-sd
party demands such proceeding. There,
II corruption does exist, it may b. salts.
faosorisy proven IL not, Innocence will
ns' lsngsr suffer under the imputa,iou
II this 10 not done, the parties making
ne ehargss must necessarily stand in che
tight Of 'laudsrer. No one will favos
suea proceeding more than Ne, aud nc
oss Gill dsnoupoe the fraud ia strcpge,
s''ms 'hah ~o, If it is proven beyond q
dsVct that It exists. No committee SO.
i.o'sd BY the parties prsfsrring tn.
snssgss will give the friends of Mr.
csss satissassios, aoy core .hau o cou-
saist's Of his friends would give thss
tssl'fastsh. TAs tsial should b. on,
es 'npA''io' justice. Nothing lsss chs,
ssss ~i1 s~ss sstll. ~. s..Ass.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

Mr.. Duncan Ellis sold 208 acres Of
land near Auburn, last Saturday, to Mr..
Alex. Il. Williaos for Sc 1888 so, cash
nayment.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

We had a pleasant call from Mr.. J.
N. Childs, special correspondent of the
Joliet ({ll.) Republican, last Monday.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

yeB As I roalized considerable loss by tho
burning of my homo, store and stock, I earnestly
call upon all persons who owo me to settle. I
pesd tho money.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

"o have been informed that Mr.. NJ
u. u. Verdier has withdrawn from the
contest for the Sherifalty
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04
DIED..

On the 2lst ult., at the residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. SARAH BANTER, in the SD year Of
her age.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

ST. East cells fruit jars at bottom
prices.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

THE BILLIARD HALL-This enter.
prise, under the management of Mr.. John
Martin, has been iu operation tor sew.
sral weeks. An air gun shooting gallery
and refrsshment saloon is attached, and
no more pleasant or orderly place Gao be
found in the town for spending few
pleasant hours. 1t is gotten up with q
design to accommodate not only gentle
men, but ladies, and the gentlemanly )
proprietor will see to it that every thing
is made comfortable for those visitin:
tho hall. The ladies of our town ar,
especially invited to call and try thei
hands in the mystery Of the cue.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

Next Saturday the primary election
for the selection Of Democratic county
ticket takes place 1t will be an import.
ant affair to the people Of Lincoln county,
and we would like to see every Democra,
turn out and take part in the proceed.
ing. They have good men to select a
ticket from, and can elect one free from
cliques and rings. This is a duty they
owe themselves.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04
MRS. MARY SEDLACEKS
Millinery Establishment
AND
NOTION & GROCERY STORE,
EIR"Xs NHos

For cheap groceries and provisions,
and everything IN The grocery
line, such as
Sugar sardines
Coffee Cheese
Tea Crackess
Candy Macker0i
Canned Fruits Butter
Rasins Eggs
Currants Slous
Pickles Oysters Meat
90 to Mrs. Sedlacek's.
nd Persons indebted 20 me are earnestly re-
uuested 70 call and settle last years accounts.
Mrs. NJ. SEAf.ACEK.
reSs 4. -s7..
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04

LOCAL AND COUNTY.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-09-04
AdlnInlssrntOr,s Notice.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

Park this morning. II was resolved TO proceed IN
a body to East Albany to invite the workmen there
to join IN the strike, and committee OF fifty was
appointed TO act as police escort, whose duty It
should be to preserve order and report any dis
orderly person for punishment by the League.
despatch was read from Syracuse, inquiring
whether the strike was general among the work
men in this city, to which response had been sent
that up to this morning II was confined to the
wOrkmen of the railroad shops at West Albany
Addresses were made by President Smith and Mr..
Barnard, urging orderly proceedings and that the
men stand firm, declaring that their demand must
be acceded to in the end. A treasurer was ap-
pointed, and the men were called upon to contrib
ute for the purpose OF meeting incidental expenses
Several secretaries were appointed. The men then
proceeded In body, under the escort OF their own
police, to East Albany.
At the meeting OF the workingmen In Capitol
Park, this morning, committee was appointed to
wait upon the Governor and represent
the position taken by the strikers, which they
hold to be In accordance with the laws OF the State
The Governor received the committee, but said
they must excuse him from making speech. His
views upon the question were matters OF record in
his message and elsewhere. Any speech he might
make would be in all probability misnterpreted
He cautioned them to see to 1t that nothing was
done to disturb the peace and order Of the COM
munity, or to excite the hostility OF law-abiding
citizens.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS


steamship Franklin CNG), Dreyet, stcttin May 30 and
Chrstansand June with mdse and 622 passengers 10
wendt Rammelsberg. Had moderate weatner June 10,
ship. = -, -. a.
Steamship Mcrrimack, Slocum Rio Janeiro May 70.
Bahia 10Th Pcrnambuco 3st Para June and 81 Thomas
18th, with ndse and passengers, to w Garrison .
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah June 10,
with mdsc and passengers. Ia w Garrison - =
steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman Richmond City Point
aud Norfolk with ndse and passengers to the oid Do
Bark Esau (XusO Marrassi. Liverpool, 40 days, with
salt 10 order sci TO Slocovch Co. Took the north
passage, and had variable weather. has been days
west Of the Banks oa, -,
passage and had strong w and NV winds Has been 10
days OF Bermuda. - .
BARK Diamant CNor Borchscnaus. Montcvideo rs days
wool and hides TO Tetens Bockmann Crossed the
equator May IL In Ion 36 had variable weather. mas been
lOdays north of Hattcras
Brig Neponset (of BOSTON,, Srout, Galveston 26 days
with cotton, Nckerson Covesse to Miller Hough
ton. Had moderate weather. - :.
schr Marguerite Or, Oliver st Pierre Mart IL days
with sugar to A Swan Son. -,
Schr Samuel Fabcns Croker, Baracoa Is days with
fruit TO } Wedberg. -,
schr Carrie Chase Tampa Bay, Fla, i5days with cedar
10 the Eagle Pencil Co; vessel TO Evans, Bail Co.
Schr II Kirk, Robinson, virginia
Scbr Clara, Burns, Georgetown, ID u
Schr Lucy Babcock, Harper, Delaware
Schr NJ Rodney, Williams, Delaware.
S9hr A Il Stafford, Powell, philadelphia for Pawtuckct
Sebr Challenge. Terry. Pbiladepbia Tor "reenn"rt
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IS, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship New York (NG), Klugkist, Bremen via South
ssnmsGp WySnoks cossh NSrf9s City Point and
Steamship Fanita. Doane Phlsdelphia-Lorlard
Steamship Nereus Bearse Roston--H Dimock.
shp Forrest Cs @ Ese Bs
Ship Trimountain, Grquhari, Calao-J Winchester i
BARK Mercury dr9, Thomas, Dunedin and wellington
Bark Ann Alice (Br). Edgctt Bristol Ell sweetand
Bark Johannes Rod (Nor), Rod, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Betsy GUIDE Mor,, Guide, Cork or Falmou,h-Te.
!" ssfk Albany Br Watt; Cork for ordsrs-c sumner
ordcrs- s Tobias CO. o' o"''''"n'A'' '0'
Bark Abel CNor. Borrensen, Trieste-Kremmelsberg
BARK Elba, Petersen, Havans-JasE Ward 4 Co
Bark Hattie NJ tBr, Cunningham, Turks 1sland-Heney
Brig s A Snow Br, Williams Lverpool-Boyd a
Brig Creole (Br) Coleman, Queenstown or Falmouth-G
Brig Semesa (sp), Cruanas, Barcelona--F Lado 4 Co
Brig Clara Louise Hernalen, Kingston Ja-A II Solo
Brig oriana Br) Doane, St Johns, PR Winchester
brig Lie Houghton, Rose, Cabarien-Miller a Hough
Brig Toronto (Br, wetmore Cow Bay CB-Pcniston A
Brig Stella (Br Easton Pictou, Ns-IIeney Parker.
Syg Humming Bird tBr, Stevens Windsor, Ns-Cran
"I brig caiGarine Morris CBr, Dunn St John, NBHeney
schr Promcnadef OBJ, Lockhart, Moncton NB-Cran
dali, Bertcaux & Co. .~''. '--''" .,..
schr John i.ozier. Lincoln Tannton-E Page 4 Co -
schr AN Acken, Woodruff, Providence-H jackson
schr Fashion Carbery Middletown and Hartford
oop H oess saS %sn Ssw ssas'00f
Steamer iss sSs,fSh
MnsH s GTsssni
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careful and ssrous and nd that labor
lac, which has driven large number Of administering
concerns from our cityand a. reduction OF the hours
wGa s nee sSss ?, might s
labor n we savs 10 eaS Vr them egn
increased cost OF production being direct tax on tho
poe ., City we nd hat are
entirely unable to meet this demand and we have there
r n9 s%s1sy
ws ter aS sss VI win close 0 n @ s
.sS y
the ana smCyss
by binder Ss es w Ss % t.. eSnaae
Their business in some imposing heavy fines on
patibls win the interests Of both, We there
Resolved That we win not hereafter retain in our
r6sy q ssons he
I a1 our "d e. xe
own good in the present emergency and to AVOID
Addresses were then made by Mr.. Britain, OF the
nrm OF Brewster Co.; Mr.. A. 8. Cameron, Mr..
Roche and Mr.. Benson. These addresses were en-
entirely and Internationally In favor OF ten hours
for q days labor The men were at times mucn
censured, but the general tone OF the remarks was
''middlc men," or the committees, were declared
to be In no small degree the cause OF much o. the
existing trouble The primary cause to when the
strikes sheud be accredited was TO be traced 1t
was said, TO defnagognes and to the spirit of com,
munism imported to this country, but which would
never be allowed to find q home here.
committee was appointed, with power to add
to it's numbers, to get the names OF manufacturers
who were absent from the meeting, but who were
in sympathy with the resolutions passed. Those
present signed their names in adhesion to the
pledge they had taken. An Executive Committee
was also appointed to perfect the work Of organiza
tiOn. resolution, thanking the police for the pro-
lection they had so far Afforded the employers, was
adopted, and the meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
THE STRIKE IN JERSEY CITY,

meeting Of machinists and iron.workers was
held yesterday forenoon at Hamilton Park, Jersey
City. Reports were received from several dele
gates setting forth that the men all along the lane
were firm in their demand Tor eight hours. In the
following shops only portion OF the hands have
struck Field Il Sons North Point Foundry: Cam.
den and Amboy shop, In Hoboken, and Harris
shop. in Steuben street The men nom
the Washington Iron Works joined the
crowd during the progress OF the meet
ing. The strikers visited the machine shop
In Steuben street and endeavorcd to force the men
engaged there to quit work, but squad OF police
soon arrived ut the and frustrsted their pur
pose.
Joseph Campbell, machnst, who was arrested
on the charge of threatening to take the life OF Mr..
Russell, foreman OF the Camden and Amboy machine
shop, was committed for trial yesterday.
The effect OF the strike Is already felt In the great
distress which has visited the families OF poor art-
sans and laborcrs. But few carpenters are en-
ployed, and there Is only building In course u
erection on Jersey CITY Heights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-LoNDox June 1875 r. M.
ConsOls closed at 9 for and 92 for the account
American securities dull United States dve.twenty bonds
1928, 81 1868 old, 9l76: ls67s ten forties 500
PARIS BOURsE-PARIs June IB-A M-Rentes opened ut
blf 40c.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, June 1875 p.
M-The market closed unchanged The sales of the day
have been 5000 bales including 1900 for export and
bales of American cotton landed in port today
Middling uplands is ND. ll2sd middling Orleans
Isad.
Trade Northumberland. June l8-Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester dull but quotaby lower
LivERrooL BREApsTurrs NJ ET-LIyERrooL, June -
GENITAL for California white and lis 0d l2s 3D. for red
Western spring The receipts OF wheat at this for the
American. Flour, 2ss per Dbl for Western canal The
weather throughout England to-day fair and favorable
to the growing crop.
i4lYERrcoL Provisions MARKRr.-LIvERPooL, June 49,
2P. M.-Pork, AIS I'D. per Dbl prime Cheese,
62s per cwt for the best grades of American fine. Lard
40s 81. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr-LoNpoN, June ls.-Renned pctro-
leum, led. l61sd. per gallon.
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ADDITIONAL SEIZURES OF CITY PROPERTY.

Governors Room Pictures, C0mptroller's
Once Safes and . Fire Engine and
Horses Under the Hammer of the Sheriff.
As before noted in the HERALD, the Sheriff has
seized and continues seize city property in salts
faction Of judgments obtained against the City
Treasury The list OF property now In the hands OF
Deputy Sheriff Stevens comprises the pictures in
the Governors Room, City Hall; safes In the Comp
troller's ONCE new Court House, and steam fire
engine horses from the houses and stables of the
Fire Department The seizures, thus far, have been
made on judgments obtained by Mr. Fox for the
loss OF horse, and by Mr.. Winch and Mr.. Brewer
for other losses Since the first seizure, and parti
cularly since the last the safe in the COmptr0er's
Office, Deputy stevens says there have been post
pOnements OF sale and efforts to render sales un-
necessary, but at the closing hour yesterday no
satisfactory arrangement had been made,
and the dates of sales had been fixed
finally for Thursday, Monday and Tuesday next.
In consequence OF this the proper authority
In the Fire Department sent word. to the
Sherifrrs office yesterday that there will be pur-
chased to-day I'VE horses to take the place OF those
seized In connection with steam fire engine No. I,
and unless payment for the other judgments Is
received, in the form Of Comptroer's checks, Dep
uty Stevens declares that the portraits OF states
men In the Governors Room, safe in the Comp
tr0er's once and fire engine engine No. 7 and
five horses will most assuredly 60 under the auc
tiOneer's hammer on the days already named
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
ULTIMATUM OF THE EMPLOYERS.

s..f-%i sa s--<ssrs.
They Resolve to Hold Out TO the Bitter
End--Thc Eight-IIour system Rejected
md Ten Hours Work Day De-
mande.i-No More Work Except on the
Old Basis.
The employers in all branches OF manufactures OF
this city ana suburbs met last evening, at Sieg-
hortners Hail. No. Lafayette place. TO take action
in regard to the long strike still pending. There
were present nearly two hundred representatives
OF the leading manufacturers OF the city and
vicinity Marked unaninlity characterized the
delis,esTst2ns aEa i may BE as wei for all parties
to know that Judging from the eaIpestness ex-
hbited by the meeting these employers are most
resolute in their determination TO hold out 10 the
bitter end against the demands OF tue men. From
I've remarks made by the several speakers it would
appear that the employers consider themselves
used very badly by their employs Tie meeting
last evening was only the first " an organization
that y destined to become permanent, II, as was
sahi, the continued threatening OF employees
societies require It, Mr. George Is. Beiierwe
called the meeting TO order, AMI Mr. Andrew J.
Campbell presided, the secretaries being Messrs
George Heyman and John Matthews
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
se eW ass Of s sn Of Sw ck
work and which applies where no other understanding
whereas this has been construed the part IL The
irers 10 run their establishments only eight hours and
foruiddnp employ men who are willing to work
more than eight hours for days work; and whereas
the EghtHour League have adopted th construction O
the and have taken upon themselves 70 enforce II
upon ms and the Interests OF chpta ana labor
mutual and nseparabe, we deem " the onect o. III
aud their employees, and we are animated by cosclen
desire 20 do all in power " promote hc Welnr'
and happiness Of those who depending upon US l0
employment; and whereas we, the undersigned en-
poycrs representng the general manufacturing Interests
The city OF New YORK, have been called upon by ou
employees reduce the hours " labor from ten hours
,.Dlf md IL Inv
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THE STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1877
The strikers at their meeting this morning num-
bered 1913 men. Meexcitement appears to be dying
out. Speeches were made favoring the return Of
the men to their shops to finish the contracts in
force at the time OF the strike. Other speakers OPP
posed this, urging that 1t would be fatal to the
strike. No action was taken and the meeting ad
Ourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
THE ALBANY STRIKERS AND GOVERNOR
HOFFMAN,,

ALBANY, N. ", June Is, 1872.
The wotkmen ot the West Albany Railroad shop,
now on strike. head another meeting In Capitol
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The Shirtcutters.

The second day of the shrtcutters' strike opened
briskly at No. e5 Walker street yesterday.
The usual routine reports of committees were
heard and expressions of devotion TO the work be-
fore them were offered The men In this movement
are very confident OF snc1ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

About two thousand Of the aborels employed
~ HE sugar redneries Of this city assembled 10
night ~ Geb's Han In Orchard street. The crow
was packed together 80 closely that there was
scarcely room for a breath of fresh air. The men
appear 10 be moderately intelligent, with huge
hrawny frames and muscular limbs. Then faces
wore fixed, determined expression, and they
Nocilerated with characteristic freedom the feel
ines which were aroused by all the incidental pro-
cesuinps. However, they were tolerably obedient
10 the clairmsns pavel when IL was heard.
Nllilen communications were received from the
Nofkmen ~ various renncries, and Were read ny
me secretary. Johnson the retner paid - ior ten
b0ur9a day. but his former men hal refused TO nc
repi 81 the compromise. aud came 70 the meeting
iast night 10 iUiL 1Alr announcement waE re-
GelNrd Nith cheers. Another St4 ~ N0ik.Deu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

conrts ~ diderent states; legal everywhere deser
lion e. sufRcient cause; no publicity required, no
charge uu,l divorce crantcdi consulthuom Hue
e' SUM M HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRookLsN,
- 'o'' omen nom z A. NJ. toSP NJ
+, psoI IITE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
he courts OF different states No publicity Advice
- N.t.rv Public and Commits ioncr Tor every state
n'e' l. KING CounsclIor.nthaw, S6S Broadway
D,unAIxs IN TEAs CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
X 'srnyis,ops warranted to suit the paates and the
- :. =, IN. ,nltion THOMAS X. AGSEW,
"oeA'''o ~ - 2Gl Greenwich street New YORK.
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SAILED.


Steamships New York, for Bremen; VIRGO Havana
Wyanoke, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset s., light.
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The Howe Sewing Machine Men.

The meeting OF the Howe Sewing Machine en-
ployes at No. 80 FIRST avenue was, as usual, well
attended yesterday, but little OF anything worthy
OF notice was transacted. They were waiting, they
claimed, TO elncidate some ENHANCEMENT OF the
laDor question in the city OF Bridgeport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

The German compositors employed in two OF the
German printing establishments, to the number OF
about dozen, were on strike since Monday, ac-
count of the refusal OF the employers to comply with
the terms of the newly formed German Typographical
Union involving an increase OF wages OF twenty
per cent. one or these firms yesterday acceded to
the terms of the men, and only those employed by
the other remained on strike. The men employed
in q German newspaper printing Office in Williams.
burg were also on strike yesterday. The men en-
poyed in the German newspaper printing establish
ments in this city have, with the consent of the
Union, accepted a compromise involving an in
crease of ten per cent - ,a-.,.
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S SHIPPING NEWS,

Sun rises ~ 428 Moon sets morn 2 So
Sun sets. $50. 733 High water morn 6 20
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR 10 RENT.

MILL SITE AND WATER POWER FOR SALE
N near depot of New Jersey Central Railroad
hour from the city. Address Dr. LOUNsbERf, Gram
| ford N L
The New York herald., 1872-08-31

CROCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF RETAIL HAT
= Store, prominently located on Broadway. can be
purchased very chcap store elegantly fitted mp. with
established trade reason selling, dissolution
partnership rare chance for small capital. Address H.,
box i04 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-08-31

O7f WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.-IIAND
= r somcly furnished Rooms TO rtnt, with or without
Board to gentlemen and their wives and single gentle
low.
The New York herald., 1872-08-31

THAND oPERA HOUSE
" Sole Lessee and Manager. :. Mr.. AUGUSTINE DAILY
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS PERMANENT
"A Board In strictly private family with nicely FUR
njshed parlor, bedroom bathrooms location
between Tlirtict and Forty -h streets more than
one block Finn Address, with iul particu
lars, r. d., box l,50U Post Office
DOARD wANTED-BY TWO ADULTS; A PARTLY
- furnished ROOM with closets; terms SIC week,
for permanent parties; west side. Address s., Herald
office
D0ARD. WANTED-BY THREE OR FOUR ADULTS,
ID IN private family; first cass house and location, mp
town. between Fourth and Seventh references.
Address JASON. Herald mice