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DIR. RADWAY'S
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all arrangements OF the Internal Viscera.
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Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF
the blood in the Head, Acdity of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF
Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, linking or Fluttering AT
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Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or SurfO-
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Dimness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
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Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yellowness Of
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Limbs, and sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burn
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A few doses OF Railways Pills will free
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RIVER NEWS.

PlrrsBURGH, June 2S.-The river sis
falling slowly, with six feet OF water.
Weather clear and pleasant. The fol-
lowing is the list Of tows which left on
this water:
For Gncinndti-Steamer Leopard, six
barges, three flats, $1,000 bushels; Jos.
A. Stone, ten barges, 100000 bushels;
Little Giant, six barges, two flats, 10000
bushels: Hornet No. =, six barges, two
flats, 65 900 bushels; Hornet, three flats,
coke, 10000 bushels; Venture, six
barges, $1,000 bushels; Tom Liste, five
barges, $4,000 bushels; Evan Williams,
six barges, 10000 bushels; D. T. Lane,
two barges, 5000 bushels; D. T. Lane,
three flats, coke, $4,000 bushels.
Fbr LouismNs-Sam Roberts, seven
barges, three flats, $4,000 bushels; Fred
Wilson No. 4, nine barges, 10000 bush
els; Sam Parker, nine barges, 10000
bushels; Ella, eight barges, $4,000
bushels.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-River rising,
with 8 feet in the channel. Weather
warm. Arrived-Argosy, from Pitts
burgh; Andes, from Wheeling; Ran
kin, from Evansville. Departed
Andes, Wheeling; LaBelle, Madison,
where she is to be heightened seventy
feet
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WASHINGTON.

Manifest of Merchandise Required.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury decides that under
act Of March =, 1923, in connection
with the requirments of act Of 1866,
the master of any vessel entering the
waterSof the United States on the
same frontier is required to deliver a
manifest of all merchandise brought
from foreign territory to any Collector
or Deputy to whom he should first
make report after his last departure
from such foreign territory. The mani:
fest may be made out before his arrival
at the port in the United States, but it
must be full, Just and true. If such
manifest be not delivered penalty of
four times the value of the merchandise
imported. and not manifested is in>
CURED.
Treasury Balance.
The Treasury balance at the close OF
business this evening was as follows
Currency, $S,759,708; coin, $91 ,245, IA
including $27,3S5,000 in coin certlfi-
Gates.
Decision by the Treasury Depart
ment.
The Treasury Department decides
that vessels which leave the inland
waters Of the northern, northeastern
and northwestern frontiers for the sea-
board should surrender their frontier
papers and take out coasting papers.
No pass issued by Collector can re-
lieve her from the operation OF Article
So of the Revised Regulations, which
provides "a above decided. Vessels
neglecting the precaution mentioned in
this article are subjected to the penal
ties and disabilities imposed on vessels
engaged in trade destitute OF legal
documents.
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BOSTON.
6IImOre's PandemOnium - -Ftsk's
BAND Enthusiastically Received.

6IImOre'a PandemOnfum m-Ftsk's
Band Enthusiastically Received.
BosroN, June 2S.-.The Jubilee has
had another day Of great success.
Eighteen thousand persons composed
the audience and fifteen thousand
voices joined in the grand chorus.
The presence and performance Of the
New York Ninth Regiment Band
formed q fresh feature in the pro-
gramme. The band was welcomed in
most enthusiastic manner. Their
performance was marked by many
excellent points, and richly deserved
the hearty encore which was given
them.
The French English and German
bands, and the Emperor Williams
Cornet Quartette, held a prominent
place in the programme; and cornet
solo, by Mr.. Arbuckle, was encored.
Contrary to the published statement
and greatly to the disappointment Of
many, Horace Greeley did not make his
appearance. A committee left here for
New York to night to induce him to at.
tend the Jubilee.
The heat in and around the Coliseum
this afternoon was intense, but was
somewhat lessened by the currents Of
air which entered the spacious portals at
the southeasterly end and drew through
the long corridors, refreshing the
sweltering crowds who poured into the
great concert house.
The Executive Committee at their
meeting today presented vote OF
thanks to Col. n. V. Hutchings, Direc-
tor.in-C Chief, and his aids, marshals and
floor managers, for the masterl and
elegant manner in which the Interna-
tional Jubilee was conducted by them.
1t is expected that Mr.. Gilmores
benefit Tomorrow will be the most bril-.
liant affair of the Jubilee up to that
time. Herr Strauss brought with him
the original composition THE Coda"
which he has changed by the introduc,
tion Of the "Star Spangled Banner, and
dedicated to Mr.. Gilmore with the title
OF the Jubilee Waltz" and it will be
performed tomorrow for the first time.
The arrival of the Irish Band is
eagerly expected, and the welcome to
be accorded this organization will ex-
ceed anything Of the kind yet seen in
connection with the Jubilee, and prepa-
rations are being made for an enormous
audience at their first performance.
Another grand ball will take place at
the Coliseum on Monday night next.
The receipts today amounted to $26,~
0O0. An excellent concert was given
tonight by the French Band, which
will swell the day s receipts to still larger
fpurpa
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a Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S. - About
seven o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the large fve-story building Nos
II, l6 and Is North Delaware Avenue
The building was almost entirely de-
stroyed. 1t was occupied by several
firms, among them Stetson N Co.,
tobacco merchants; loss $4,000; in.
sured. Perry, manufacturer and dealer
in vsrnishes, stock totally destroyed; loss
$4,000; insured for $500 in the
Queen Insurance Company, Of Rhode
Island; Maull Il Co., canvass makers,
stock entirely destroyed, loss $50, 600
insured IN the Indianapolis and North
American Insurance Companies Tor
$1,000 each. Mr.. R. J. Maull had on
storage $1,000 worth of brandy which
was also destroyed; insured for $1,000
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, June 2S, 1870 P. M
ProbaJiHdes.-Clear and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Satur-
day over the South Atlantic and Gulf
States east Of the Mississippi, with
light to fresh southeasterly to SOUTH
westerly winds; and over the Middle
and New England States, with light to
fresh southerly to westerly winds, aud
with possibly some rain over the latter
From Tennessee to the Upper Lakes
light to fresh and occasional brisk
southeasterly to southwesterly winds,
with partially cloudy weather and pos
sibly occasional areas Of rain.
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From the New York Tribune.
The Oddest Hotel in the World.

Of all the hotels in the world, the
very oldest is lonely one in California,
on the road between San Jose and Santa
Cruz. Imagine ten immense trees
standing a few feet apart and hollow in
side; these are the hotel, neat, breezy
and romantic. The largest tree is about
sixty-fve feet around, and contains a
sittingroom and that bureau OF Bacchus
whereirom is dispensed the thing that
biteth and stingrth. All about this tree
il a garden Of flowers and evergreens
The: drawing room is bower made OF
redwood, evergreens and madrona
branches. For bed chambers there are
nine great hollow trees, whitewashed or
papered, and having doors cut 10 fit the
shape Of the holes. Literature finds a
place in leaning stump, dubbed the
library" If it were not for that same
haunt of Bacchus, it is certain that the
guests Of the forest establishment would
feel like nothing so much as dryads.
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OAKDAL E ST ATIO O N
TICKETS. Sl.OO.

At conclusion Of the Concert, the Manager
will distribute 300 BUILDING LOTS TO the
ticket holders in the usual manner, but
HONESTLY AND IMPARTGALLY.
These lots belong to Mr.. >. Gililand. OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title to the same Is
undsputable, and being situated cOnve en-
lent to the city, will make excellent and
pleasant homes for the worklngmen and
mechanic. These lots are increasing in
value daily. A rich siX-fOOt vein OF btu
minous coal underlies, this property. A
coal bank Is open and in working order.
This bank, which gives full access To the
coal underneath, will be given away, with
the lot on which II Is situated. The coal,
valued at " cts. per bushel, Is wort II Sl0-
900. A neat frame cottage house Is also sit
uated on this property, and with the out
buildings will be given away with the lot
on which ii is built. Oakdale is well
known, thriving and prosperous town, and
at present contains an Academy, Femalc
College, Malt House, PoStotflce, Express Of
tice, and large number OF Handsome dwell
ing houses, and taken altogether, Is a deSira-
ole place for industrious working men TO
settle.
CLUB PREMIUMS.-To the getter up ofa
club ofthirty, handsome silver watch Will
be given. To the getter up OF club of
twenty, five tickets will be given. To the
getter up OF a club of ten, two tickets will be
given. TO the getter up of a club OF six, one
ticket will be given.
The following named gentlemen, well
known and prominent citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny cities, have permitted
us to refer to them. They will vOuch for
the honesty and integrity Of the enterprise {:
Hon, James BackmOre, Mayor OF Pitts
burgh. and President OF the Mechanics
Savings Bank; Benjamin Singerly. State
Printer; X. Munson Purcell, Editor and
Publisher OF the Weekly Mirror, Allegheny
City. Pa. Col. Samuel kilgore, County Trea-
surer. AS TO title Ia said property, refer 10
n. $. Floyd, Attorney at Law, 80 Grant
Street, Pittsburgh.
]. w. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, l2l
Fifth Avenue, Treasurer
GEORGE II. SHANAFELT,
General Manager,
To whom all communications must be ad
dressed. General Office, - Third Avenue
Pittsburgh.
Persons remitting money must send by
registered letter or p. v. Order.
mayO-WSS
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
ONCE, no Main Street.
NEW YORK CITY.
Trial OF stokes for the Murder o.
James Fisk, Jr.

James FISK, Jr.
New YORK, June 2S.-The trial o
Stokes was resumed this morning il
the Court of Oyer and Terminer, which
was densely crowded. A number o
witnesses were examined for the prose
cution. Capt. Byrus, of the Fifteenth
precinct, testified that when he hearc
of the shooting he went to the room
where Fisk was lying wounded he 60
pistol of Mr.. Crockett, clerk OF the
hotel. and a pistol ball was found or
the stairs there, which he gave to the
Coroner. Coroner Young also testified
to receiving the pistol and ball, and
taking the dispositions of the hall boys
at the Central Hotel, and OF afterwards
discharging the boys. McKeon, Stokes {
counsel, commented strongly on the
Coroner's action in thus discharging
the principal witnesses for the prose-
cution, without properly securing them
against being tampered with.
The Peripstetic President.
On the arrival of President Grant and
party this morning, they took breakfast
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They re-
ceived no visitors up to 9 o'clock, at
which hour they took steamer for
Lsng Branch. Besides the President,
Mrs. Grant and General Porter, Ulysses
Grant, Jr, was with the party.
The Erie Election.
The coming Erie election continues
to excite the moneyed circles. The new
movement mentioned in the dispatches
yesterday is being largely discussed,
and it is now thought that the coming
election is likely to be carried iu the in
terest of the Atlantic and Great West
ern. The new Board, it is said, will
be expected to prorate with that COM
pany mile for mile, and facilitate its pas
senger and other traffic precisely as
they do their own. 1t is further stated
that it is the intention after getting
control OF the road to secure reorgan-
izing bonds to the extent of ten mil
lions.
Success OF the RevOlutiOnists.
A Herald special from Matamoras,
dated June 26, SAYS that advices received
announce the capture Of Saltimus by
the revolutionists also that the Gov-
ernment garrison was taken prisoners.
The Geneva Tribunal.
A Herald special from Geneva says
that Bancroft Davis leaves for Paris
Friday afternoon, but retnrns to Geneva
in a few weeks. Favot, Secretary o
the Court, proposes to announce the
result of the proceedings on Friday
Raundel Palmer left Geneva last night
A Washington special to the Herah
says: Yesterday afternoon dispatch
was received at the State Department
from Bancroft Davis, at Geneva, thai
the British Government had acquiesceG
in the decision of the Arbtrators that
indirect claims must be excluded from
consideration by the tribunal. Secretary
Fish, who was in Boston, was immedi
ately informed of the news, as well as
Of the fact that DR.. Houard had been
released by the Spanish Government
The British Legation also received 6
dispatch to the effect that the argu
ment of their Arbitration had pre-.
vailed.
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey Justice.

HACKENsACK, June 2S. - Avery
marched from his cell with his arms
pinioned at l20S P. NJ. His step
slightly faltered and his ace was pale
and careworn. He took his place on
the gallows and the black cap was drawn
over his face. The signal was given at
1920 aud the body jerked up about four
feet. The neck was instantly broken
by the fall and death was instantane-
GUS. After hanging thirty minutes the
body was cut down and given to his
brother, who will take it to New York.
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BROOKLYN.
A Father stabs a Daughter.

BROOKLYN, June 2S.-About seven
o'clock last evening, a man named
Tomlins, residing at 517 Henry street,
quarreled with his wife and daughter,
and seizing bread-kni'e 'e inflicted three
wounds upon the person OF his daughter,
two being about the head and one on
the hand. He then fled, but was
shortly 'afterward captured b.y the po,
lice. Tomlins said he did tie stabbing
because his wife and daughter kept an
improper house. His family allege
that his mind is deraDged. The
daughter lies in a critical condition,
and will probably die.
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Goldsmith Maid and Lucy.

Arrangements are being made to have
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy give an ex-
hibition of their trotting powers on the
Buckeye track on the 25th OF July. It
is understood that a guarantee fund OF
$4,000 is being raised by subscription.
$1,000 of which has been subscribed
in the last two days.
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Saicides

FORT WAYNE, IND. June 2S.-James
Duriee, a gentleman of wealth, and
highly educated. hung himself in his
carriage shed to-day. Grief over the
death of a child is said to have been the
cause.
WEsrERNvILLE, O., June 2S.-A boy
named Wallace hung himself to a tree
near here to-day. His father hung
himself within short distance OF the
same spot last February.
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A Man Shot.

1t is rumored that q man named Golf,
in attempting to escape from Constable
Faucler, of Union Township,this county,
a few days ago, was shot by one Of the
constable's aids, aud killed, the ball
striking him in the back of the head -
Preston County Journal.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Da-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water, lnconti-
nence of Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria, and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water Is thick, cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there Is
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there In
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water and pain In the small OF the back
and along the lOinS.
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FOREIGN.
SWITZERLAND.
The Court of Arbitration Again Ad
jOurus.

GENEVA, June 2S.-The Court OF
Arbitration again met in the Hotel de
Vile this morning. No business Of
importance was transacted, and, after a
brief session, a further adjournment
was agreed upon by all the parties until
the 18th of July, in order to admit OF
the printing of the British and Ameri
can cases aud relative documents.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich BIood--- In
crease ofFIesh and Weight
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for tify cents,
There is not a remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Feyersj, aided by RADWAI'S =
PILLS,) so quick as RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF. Fifty Cents per Bottle.
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Flour.

Flour.
RALTIC,
SILVER Sprsy,
snow Mountain
List Davenport q Parks Cholos Family,'
Clsremont, Fscion, Orcon, aud other iayor
ILs srands for sale lov.
LIT. DAVENPORT a PARKS
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BII.LIARDs.

-sTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE
IA. with the celebrated Combination Cushion, popular
size 5xu walnut slate bed, complete with hest Cloth,
BNI,s &c niI warranted. price 1885, II. W. COLLENDEK
successor Pnelan Collcndcr warcroons 73s Broad
way, New YORK.
tDIfIIARD rARt,Es FOR sALE-rOuR billiard
IL Tables I'm pcrtect order second hand with every
thing complete Tor game, will be disposed OF at
Apply Il The eafc Of the olympic Theatre.
TDILLIALD TABLES--Or A NEW AND HANDSOME
ID Design sxl0 with bcst quality CLOTH balls, &C. 500
GEO H. PilELAN, No. Barclay street
vIy H. oRrFFIrHs PATENT BEvEI.IED TABLES
w and Delaney y Patent Wire Cushions are taking
the lead 81 all otcra sceond hand Tables iar sale ~
Vesey strset
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PROPOSALS..

nj GALVESTON Texas. August IA, 1872
Proposals for Paving streets
Sealed proposals win be received At this Office until
M on on the lS Day h rom OF oSSS s to
Thirty third street in Civ OF Galveston Texas The
a cs
'"' 's"' 70 'e''' "" &LbEkT ALI Il soMErvIILE, Mayor
PRoPosALs FOR sI,7sso 900 STOCKS OF THE CITY
Sealed prYpS, WIN se rscsiyca s, at the oomptroller
M when The n ,as s win u b paey censd m fer s tas Whole
County OF New York. towii -
81 SaHes Ss % q @ psss
Additional Crcicn Water stock, authorized by
chapter o., amended chapter a23 laws of ls7i, ~ 49,.
pssssns psyS"s F"n% Stock conn. authorized by o'
chapter go. section Z, laws OF lsS payable No
otts PARKS Fund stock authorized 0'""
by chapter 2sp laws Of lsHi, payable in thirty 49,,
Water stock OF is!a. auihcrlcd BY chapter S WV"
saa soeks w bear interest," a. ,Sc rate 81 seven per
cent per annum payable on the Is, day Of May and No
The proposals viii State the amount Of stock desired and
with ChanOe rlan the awarded to ,hsn respce
lively, together viii, any premiums thereon.
;S to hG hs @ rsS'p: p Of The
to receive cer,icates equal amounts Q. the par value
OF the suns awarded ~ tem bearing Interest from ,e
Each Eropeal noqa be sealed and sndcrssd Prone s
lcr.
The right reserved the part of the Comptroller to
reject all OF the BIDS IL in his Judgment the inter-
ests OF the Corporation require IL. .
ANpREW ii GREEN, Comptroller
CRY NIw YORK DEPARTMENT OF FiSASOE,t
CoMPTRorLrR's OrrIcr, August 2S, ls72
rJ,O CONTRACTORS
l. Proposals tor Riprap at West Rank
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF QUARAsTlsE,
No EXCHANGE COURT,
NEW YORK, August IL, T72.
Proposals Ter cubic yard cr about soo cubic yards OF
Rprap corresponding with that now on the premises,
and be placed directed sealed and endorsed as above
will nc received by the undersigned a the Office OF the
Commissioners OF Quarantine until O'Clock r NJ OF the
81 day of September which time they will be publicly
opened. The Board reserves To ITSELF under the law
their discretion TO reject any bid which II may not deem
the interest of the state To accept .
hIcIiARp scHELf Commissioners
sxsusE s1RToN, ( Quarantine
A. OAKEY HALL. Mayor OF Now York.
r. s. POwELf. Mayor OF BROOKLYN
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sALHa AT AuCrIOx

A yCTI0N NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE
n large Furniture sale, at private residence 2l West
26h St, this day commencing at l01s o'clock, 800
lots of elegant Household Furniture made order
for the present owner at cost OF $1,000 be sold
In lots zROsewood Pianoicrte, cost s9J; rich paror
Suits Bedroom Suits, Brussels Carpets, Oil Paintings
Lace Curtains Bronzes Ornnne nts, Clocks &C. also
Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes, Spring and Hair Mat
Basement and Kitchen Furniture; Buffet, Extension
Table, Chairs, Plate, Cutlery, China, Crockery, Glass
ware &c. HENRY ZlNN, Auctloneer.
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OG WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE
~ the Gisey Housc.--A Suit Of Rooms with private
table II desired TO family TO gentlemen and theil
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A UCTION SALE.
~ AUGUSTE MARTINES Auctioncer,
S2J,W0 worth OF

Magn'Hcont HousehoId Fnrniiure,
THIS DAY (fEURSDAY),
at the elegant residence 36 West 18th ST. 9th
mcncng 1Dh O'Clock, the property OF }. II. upham ESQ.,
Drawing Room Suits, Pompador Marie AnOinette syies
Eageres Bookcase Cabinets fables Curtains Paintings
by emuentarsta, Mirrors, Rronzcs Clocks laagnce mt
rosewood Planoore, celebrated maker; rosewood, wal
nut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardfobes Commodes, Hair,
Spring Mattresses Extension Table Side board China
Glass, Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Basement Kitchen
Furniture Furniture servants apartments Sale peremp
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90 WEST TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
OC and sixth avenues-Iarge front Room and back
Room, with acoves also single Rooms let, with Board
70 gentlemen and wives or parties
required.
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OG1 WEST NINETEENTH STREET.-WITH BOARD
Jul pleasant Rooms, In suits separately for one
family single genemen reference given and required
Call tor two DAYS
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% EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET.-MRS NJ. r. SUM
~ NER has two Suits TO offer from now until Novem
Der also others for the Winter with private table and
single Rooms and Suits temporarily without private
table.
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Al WEST SIXTEENTH sTREEE-HOUsE NEWLY
IL lifted up and turni,hed pleasant Rooms, back
'front.' second and third floors with excellent table foI
families and gentlemen.
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"A Fifth and Sixth avenues would like q few NICE
boarders Parties wishing unquestiOnale home will
find il 70 their interest to address FRIENDS, box 39l2
Post Office.