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Rice, WHITING s. RnlIock.
hresimeat Securities a Specially,

Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sale
Of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin or stceragcJ
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drqas
drawn payable in any Of the principal cities Of Europe
Allow interest deposits suj ct to check at sight.
Special deposits, for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. diff aplO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-24

n Card.-A clergyman, while residing South
America as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the of Nervous Weakn S. Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneiul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this
noble remedy Prompted by desire to Dencnt the
afflicted and unfortunate. viii send the reel pre-
pairing and using this medicine in scale envelope 10
any one who needs it, FREE CHARGE. Address JOS.
T. IMAM, Station ID, Bible House. New York city.
mhl3 d&wLie3t
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save the ChiIdren!
Did NJ isarton,

John =. Clark a. son. Commission Merchants
and dealers Flour and Grain. Land Plaster Lime,
Calcned Plaster, Or Bone Cement. Salt Guano Suner
Phosphate of line and Western Produce Nos. 237 and
239 Front ST., Worcester, Mass.
diff JOHN $. CLARK IS SON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-24

DIR. WIsTARs WILD CHERRY BALsAM-This Balsapl.
compound has become II home fixture Let all who
suffer- and have In vain attempted to cure their coughs
colds, bronchial or pulmonary complaints make use n,
this equaed remedy. II can be relied upon. the mass
of testimony that has been published since its ntroduc
tion being ample proof of it, efficacy.
apl1 deop6wl,v
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Cotton nc lower, closing nomi-
nal safes 1873 bales mi middng gPlands 43c Flour
Sll5 q $3.50; western S6,85 a 50, 81 southern $40 a
$4,000 BUSH No ssring ii 81 a l6i No ,, s. S. a i6O
III store winter red western $ rs a ls0 white Mich
bush; new mixed western "A q IA adoat CATS active
ana nrneri sales $4,000 bush; OHIO 5! a. SIC; western
new mess sss5 q so Tn aTs 9fh Heavy AMY is So F ~
Butter unchanged; new 32 a 3ic. Whlskey irmer at
a. l94c, Molasses dull; New Orleans So a 65c Spirits
steaiy az % 50 a ass for raned Petroleum quiet
crude l2S @ l2Hc refined 22c rallow steady at So a
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Flour active at s64O a 1925 for
extra spring Wheat opened active and closed we X at
and dull Il e for o m fSye 5Ra e seSe
and hiSneri NO. at "a % 44c Rye-No 2 at IS O.
spring Provisions firmer pork At sly05 e "a s5c7K
Lard $3.50 g S52S Bulk meats firm at AZ a 4ac Tor
snohuers 81 a. SIC for clear rib sides, She Tor clear
s sies =, Hams in picke7h @ 9Ac whiskey nominal at
SSGs ma Hog higher 81 e 49, Receps-5Oo0 bbs flour
bSs ye sSo osh barley 5eO hogs shpm ns9Oo
oats 9 b SV b SIi what S 81 600 bush corn 5000 bush
nominal SENa aG5n AP IA 5 at s5 firm no demand city
az sS@ &c asked. Bulk meat dun ami firm at 41c Tor
s shUaoe a SG SE clear d rib sides g 6e or clear
changed; receipts loo Whisky steady az SIC
22Hc. -'p'" -Oo''On qOle'' hiioui'iss
WATERFOWL, Apr % acknowledgements 800 head
ses choice SO "a 1885, extra 50 90 50 Isl st quality
S5O@ S5O second quality SG251l7; third quality s5 s
% b. sheep and mbs-receipts 1911 head: in cOnse-
quenee Of hight arrivals there is more frnness to The
MARKET sale in lots at 81 a 81 each; extra s. a Sill
Foreign Markets.-LBv Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON, April 23-COnsols closed at 92K u S. 5-2Os
S9k. ' ~ " wa wa S'
LIVERPOOL April 23--Cottcn closed unchanged; sales
speculation.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES off whiskey and using
Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger.
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BUY The Quaker Brtters

they are Great Medical Discovery txtract of choice
Roots and Herbs. DR. IL. S. FLINT 81 CO.,
mh2 d6m ProprietOrs, Providence, Il. /.
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To Inventors

and all others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues p and Gd Fs secured
Assignments lnterference and other Patent Cases at
500 Main st. diff mills
Peoples savings Bank,
Asa MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
Deposits March l. 1872. ......Ss.7@I,646;6o
Number of DepOsitors. S.3SS
The usual SEMI ANNUAL DrvIDExp at the rate Of SIX
PER CENT per annum has been declared, and will be
added to the principal if not withdrawn.
Deposits made on or tefore The LIST day Of the month
ig~The Bank is open hours Saturday eve
nings for the convenience OF depositors only.
Bank Hours-9 to l-2 to4. Saturdays, tol, and 6
to $.
Worcester, March l, 1872. d&wtf ri
worcester County Institution for savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February $, IS2S.
Deposits put on interest on the first day of each month";
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. l, 1872 ........S 81, SOC, GO9 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK President.
d&wtf G. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Worcester Five Gents Savings Bank.
NO. SAC NAN STREET.
OPEN FRoM................9A A. NJ. to p. M tO4P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
receced and put upon interest on The first Of every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July, and if not withdrawn added TO the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled to receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CHAS. l.. PUTNAM President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasures diff Two
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest the Fifteenth day of
each month.
Semi-annual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS President.
II. WOODWARD, Treas'r dawtf decl
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DIR. q. n. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST,
M al ''i' - n' Vrnoe'
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Leaves for butchers meat, tea, sugar,
soap, lights, pepper and salt, clothes
for seven persons, boots and snGes for
seven persons, beer, medicine and
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THIsEGRAFHIC
roroign Affairs.

PARIS. April 11.-There is no imme.
diate prospect OF change in the French
Ministry.
LONDON, April 1.-THE case of Ar.
thur O'Oonner, the assailant OF the
Queen, came up in the Old Bailey this
morning. The prisoner made an inef-
fectual attempt to withdraw his plea of
guilty to the charge of assaulting her
Majesty, with the mitigating ground Of
insanity. A jury was empaneled to in
quire into the mental condition of the
prisoner. O'Oonner's father was sworn
In his sons defence. He testified that
he the father) was nephew of Feargus
O'Conner, and that several members Of
his family. besides the prisoner, were
insane. The accused. he stated, was
very studious when child, and fell into
bad health, from which he had suffered
ever since. The prisoner was wounded
in the head in 1865. and received iniu-
ries which rendered him insensible for
some time. The witness further testi.
hed that his son was never connected
with any political association. The jury
was satisfied as to the sanity of the pri-
soner, and brought in verdict of guilty.
O'Oonner was then sentenced to be i'm
prisoned for twelve months at hard labor,
and receive twenty lashes.
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The TAX ON PAPER-A New CLAUSE
IN THE TARIFF B1L1-The following is
the clause the Committee on Ways and
Means have insterted in the new tariff
bill:
"That in lieu of the duties now i'm
posed by law, there shall be levied and
collected upon printing paper used for
books, magazines and newspapers ex-
clusively, Of size not less than 80 by
46 inches, twenty per cent. ad valorem.
and upon drawing. foolscap. imperial
letter and note paper thirty-fi per cent.
ad valorem. Provided that all paper i'm .
ported under this ACT out up into folios.
medium cap paper. letter paper, and let
ter paper sizes, to be issued for any pur-
pose whatsoever, except printing, shall
be forfeited to the Government of the
United States, and fine not exceed
ing -- shall be imposed in each case of
violation Of the provisions Of this Sec
ton. And all Acts or parts of Acts in.
consistent with the provisions of this
section bo, and they are hereby, re-
pealed."
The present tariff on paper less than
thirty-two by forty-six inches stands un-
affected by the above amendment.
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Mazzini's body is to be subjected to
ghastly process of petrifaction by one
Gazzini, OF Genoa, so that it will never
change through nny vicissitude. The
professors of this art, says letter, have
brought it to perfection at last. They
can render the body like stone, or by
immersion in certain liquids the subject
seems to be only asleep, and the life-like
appearance is retained.
A printers devil in an Omaha Office
was bitten by n dog few days since.
The dog fingered several days and then
died in great agony.
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MEXICAN OUTRAoEs A Texas grand
jury has made q formidable prescntment
OF the crimes pcrpetratcd Oh the people
OF their State by the Mexican bandits
who rnvage the section of country lying
between the Nueces and Rio Grande.
The case is certainly very clear against
tho Mexicans, who are commanded by
generals OF the republic, and who sell
their plunder openly in Mexican markets.
The spoils OF Texan citizens are said to
amount to 5000 cattle per month, or
~ Eoo' ooO worth per year. The report
CT the grand jury has the merit of being
pungent and direct in language, and
fixes on Cortina. the ranking general,
the title of ranking COW and horse
thief on both frontiers" It is clear,
thinks the New York Tribune, that these
people need looking after forthwith.
But the fact of tho case is that Grant
is too busy waging his denomination war
in this and other Southern States to
spare his soldiers for the protection of
the frontiers.
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N IMPORTANT DECISION the Su
preme Court, on Monday, an important
case was decided. It was an action
brought by Mr.. Bradley, lawyer,
against Judge Fisher, growing out OF
the expulsion from the bar of the former
by the latter at the conclusion of the
Snrratt trial. The decision was in favor
OF Judge Fisher, sustaining the action
OF the court below. The points of the
decision we're:
l. because he sued for being expelled
from the Supreme Court of the District.
when it appears by the declaration TINT
ne was expelled from the Criminal Court.
2. Because Judge cannot be sued for
deciding case within his jurisdiction.
even though he decide wrong; and this
a,ppiles to all cases where he has juris-
diction Of tho subject matter.
.. The Criminal Court has jurisdc-
ton TO remove attorneys from tho bur of
that court.
Mr.. Justice Field delivered the OBI.
Mon. p
Mr.. Justice Davis read brief opinion
IN IN which MIR. Justice Clifford concurred,
oissentlng from SO much Of the opinion
o. OF the court ns held that Judge is not
liable IN case like the present, where it
Is alleged that he acted maliciously and
corruptly: If he did 80 act, ho is held
10 pe subject to suit, the same as n pri
Vato person would be under like circnm. /.
stances.
1t is also held that tho merits Of tbc
case, discussed by tho majority of the
court, are not, in the state OF the rccorl
open for examination.
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~ very sad conclusion to Chicago ro-
nance is thus chronicled Ly tho Times:
"a stylish looking lady snt in one of tho
front windows of the Madison street
house, flirting her handkerchief. Forty
seven tborough-5reds stood on tho or :
posite side OF the street, each one fondly
imagining he was tho lovely biped for
whom she signed. One bold, bad man
ventured up stairs and knocked Mt her
door. Her husband, who was lying on
the sofa, got up and opened it. Subse-
quentiy, the b. b. NJ. was swept up,
and his remains was buried next day."
Until few days ago, n dozen chill
dren, arrested by the Commune. we're
still held in confinement at the prison
OF tho La Roquetto. Tho Procureur of
the Republic, being informed of the
iact, repaired to tho prison and released
them. The children were utterly igno
rant OF the cause of their imprisonment.
1t is soberly related that firm in
England which puts up prepared meats
for tho New Zealand trade, makes n
largo and regular portion OF it's invoices
to consist OF cans labeled, Canned mis-
sionary, and that they go or with the
natives like hot cakes.
~ largo number OF cattle lave lately
died in Marion County OF ~ kind o:
murrajn. The disease seems TO he incur
able. 1T attacks Old aud Young alike.
and seldom fails TO produce death.
Already the plumber DESTROYED hy this
epidenMc is estimated to exceed ! OO0
head.
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Finanoial AMI Commorc,aI.

Financial and commorc,al.
LoEpoN. April 11-Noon. The rate
OF discount has been advanced 4 per
cent; it is now 4 per cent. Consols
92h. Bonds 92A.
L1vERpoo1. April 11-3 P. M.-Cotton
steady-..uplands 1116@11L; Orleans
1l1a; sales 10, 600 bales; speculation and
export 5000.
LlvERPoon. April 11-Evening.-Cot.
ton closed steady-uplands 1l1S@11L;
Orleans 112s@1l11.
LONDON, April ll-Evening. Bullion
decreased over G75O,OOU.
FRANKFORT. April 11.-Bonds 959s.
FAR1s, April 11.--Rentes 55f Csc.
NEW YORK. April 11-Noon. Stocks
irregular. Gold firm, at 1925. Money
hrm. at l,l69}9 per cent. per day. Es-
ments dull but steady. Cotton dnlI and
weak; sales 357 bales-uplands 23N.
Orleans 232s. Flour quiet and firm'
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
steady. Pork steady-mess ia. 25. Lard
quiet-steam 82a@9. Freiehts dull
T. M.-Cotton dull; sales 633 bales-
uplands 231a; Orleans 1884. Flour
Southern frmer, with light supply; com
mon to fair extra 7909S. 30; good to
choice 35@11.25 Wniskoy 81. Wheat
winter quiet; spring 1@2c. lower;
winter red Western 1.73@1.76. Corn a
shade frmer. ut 72Il@73: yellow south
ern !2}a. Rice quiet, ut Sll4@S24. Lard
lnaotiver but firm. Freights unchanged.
sales OF futures to-day 1900 bales, as
follows: April % 11-l6. % 1916; May
23 BIG, 231i; June 23a1, 20 1916; july
1913. Money closed firm, ut 7, cur
renoy to gold. Sterling 916(1915. Gold
l0as(91Oli9. Governments dull but
steady. State g dull but steady: Tepnes-
sees infrmer.
ST. LOUIS. April 11.-Flour excited
and best grades higher. Corn firm.
Whiskey lower, at 93@S31s. Pork firm,
ut II 50. Is con firm-shoulders 5: clear
sides 71l. Lard nominal.
C1NclSNATI, April 1l.-Flour in fair
demand and ndvnnced-family 7.7O0
1S0. Corn in fair demand and firm, at
4S: Pork buoyant and uns ,ttled-13. 90
pa. Lnrd-kettle, 81 asked. Wbiskey
LOUISVILLE. April 11.-Bageinc. flour
and corn firm. Provisions tirmoshoul-
dsrs ds 20 61l; II,.is1es sides G2}@7. Pork l225@
BOSTON, April 11.-Cotton quiet and
steady-middling 2334; receipts 233
bales; sales 400; stock 10000.
New ORLEANS, April 11.-Cotton steady
-middling 222i; receipts 3.9l5 bales;
sales 400; stock 1876. 759.
SAVANNAH, April 11.-Cotton onict and
-middling 22L; receipts SCI bales:
sales l,5OO; stock 33.857.
MOBILE, April H. Cotton quiet and
steady-middling .22A@223S; receipts
233 bales; sales 500; stock 33, ,397.
AUGUSTA, April 11.-Cotton steady
budding 2l5s; receipts $50 bales; sales
PHILADELPHIA, April 11.-Cotton quiet
-middling 231%.
GALVESTON, April 11.-Cotton Quiet
good ordinary 201a@2O1s; receipts 1872
bales; snles 300; stock 1887.
NORFOLK. April Cotton quiet
middling %; receipts 4O5 bales; sales
100; stock. 2,04S.
WILMINaToN, April 11.-Cotton quiet
middling 2134; receipts 90 bules; sales
IS; stock 1850.
BALT1MoRE. April 1l.-Cotton quiet
and -middling 23A; receipts 29l
bales; sales ITO; stock 1860
CHARLESTON, April 11.-Cotton auiet
-middling 22@22ls; receipts 357 bales;
snles zoo; stock 1S,6O1.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
State License Notice.

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF RicilIASp CouS1Y.
COLUMBIA, $. c., April l, 1872
4 LII persons engaged in the following oc.
~ curntlons, professions, &C., viz: Stock
brokers, Exchange Brokers, Bill Brokers,
Heal i1stato brokers, Merchandise Brokers,
Tables, Ten Pin AIcys, Hotels, Inns, Livery
Stables, Tavcrns or Saloons, Merchants.
Banks, Except National Banks,) railroads,
Auctloneers, Attorneys at Law. Solicitors,
Lawyers, physicians, Dentists, Insurance
Agents, Architects, Photographers, Dacucr-
rcan Artists, Officials oi State, County, city,
corporation or society, receiving a SALARY;
DI,u;mimers, ,;ii., or persons selling by sample or
Lines. &c, &c. are hereby notified that thoy
are required to make returns and pay license
under tho provisions Of "An Act TO provide
Tor general license law" passed March l3,
1872. NJ. J. CAI,NAT
Aprh II Audit or liichiand County
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The town election in Darlington rc-
snlted "a follows: Intendant-u. Hymes
Wardens-M. Welsh. l.. Solomons. a
Weinberg and i. 4. Smith.
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Funeral Invitation

Tho friends and acquantances OF Mr. and
Airs. ROWLAND KEENAN, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of the iormcr.
from his late residence, corner Sumter and
Richland streets, to the Catholic Church.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
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MRS. 4. MCCORMICK would respectfully
inform her friends, and the public gonorally,
that che has returned from the North with
one or the most elegant and varied stocks in
the Ailllincry line ever presented in this mar
ket, consisting of MILLINERY GOODS Of
every character and description, Of tho latest
and most approved styles, embracing Straw
and Fancy HATS and DONNETS, LACES,
KID GLOVES, CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS.
etc, with fine assortment of Ladies' and
Misses Suits, which she will sell at the lowest
figures for cash.
Please call at tho store OF J. II. Kinard.
where she will bc gratitcd in displaying the
stock, and will guarantee satisfaction in every
instance. Mis-. a. MCCORMICK,
At j. IL. kinard's, Main street,
:AFfii u Columbia, s.
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Auot1on sales.
Valuable Property in Pickens County
for Sale.
l n pursuance OF a deoretal order OF the Cir
l. cult Court for Pickens County. I will selI
TO the highest bidder. for cash, on sale.day
IN May, at Ptokens Court House,
Ihat desirable Real Estate known as the
rOhU1hSHANK ~ TAN-YARD," situated on
Drushy Greek, waters of Sniuda, near the
rom dreenvllle and ten miles from New
Pickens. The tract contains TIT acres ~
which eome $50 acres are splendid virgin 10.
rest. or the remainder, about 200 acres have
boon cleared since the war and are in a h;nS
state Of cultivation. On the premisea ia ono
OF the best Tan-yards in the State. and IN
good condition. N "
comfortable DWELLING and all ueces.
sary out buildings. in good repair.
I1ls is rare opportunity Tor purchasing
guishcd for the good order Of its society "A
for the salubrity OF it's climate and the puritv
of it's water.
On the above premises. on the Wednesday
following, large lot of FARM STOCK. con.
slstlng OF Horses, Cows, Oxen and Hoes. and
piantation Tools, Cotton Gin and Screw.
sugar Mill, McWright's Mill and q Copper
11olier; lot OF Lime, Tan-bark, Tanners'
The above is sold as the property OF Gillian
ana Aiken for the payment Of the debts:
March 81 Sheriff Of PicEens Honntr
1s- Greenville Enterprise and Pickens Zen.
ttnet copy until day OF ealo ~
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Just Received,
f!tMO kcSs Extra Ground COFFEE.
b Twenty-Five cases TOMATOES,
twenty-five cases fresh Peaches,
Ten cases Green Corn
rive cases Green Peas
4 Ivc cases SUccotash
rn eases ID. Canned OYSTERS
live hall barrels Fulton Marl.ci Beef!
ALSO.
IN assortmen; OF ti..o FRESH CRACKERS,
%: every variety, n:
Apr;iG HARDY SOLONON'S.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Eth AVENUE, 294.-ELEGANr APARTMENTS, WITH
- Board, TOR family of adults; also front Room
mgie gentleman; unexcepuouabie reference private
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Eth AVENUE, 27a, BETWEEN TWENTY NINTH AND
- Thirtieth streots.An elegant Second Floor 10 let
ho,lsc newly furnished; private table.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Gp TO $40 PER wEEK.-SICE, PLEASANT ROOMS
pO with excellent Board, for families and single per-
l!6 Bieecler street six blocks Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

l1TH STREET. ~ WEST, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
large, cheerful Room, second floor 10 rent witt
Board.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Eth AVENUE, no. 80. CORNER OF TENTH STREET.
- Two large Rooms with first class Board to let for the
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

IN EAST s3p STA SUIT or SPACIOUS ROOMS
~ on second floor, handsomely furnished, with oI
without private table, References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

| LNARM FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ON EASY
Il terms; u rich soil good buildings; wen 10.
CAMPBELL Il PIERsoN IL Park place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

SE PER WEEK AND UPWARD FOR B0ARD-WITH
~ single Room; gentlemen rnoming together less;
gentleman asd wiie Sil 10 S4; board by day 81 80 a
Dupont House iG8 Hudson street
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

= EAST TTllETiETH STREET-vERY DESIRABLE
- Rooms for gentlemen, third and fourth floors, well
furnished iih bath and closets; terms moderate
loca i0n and tahle lrst class.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

OK PERRY sTREET.-LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
~ 70 let, with Board (sothern exposnrc), to gentle
and vile single gentlemen also han Room; terms
81 to SIS per week.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

10TH STREET 23l EAST.-CoMFORTABLE AND
% handsomely furnished large front Room, southern
exposure large closets, and smaller Rooms with Board;
location excellent: tour minutes from Broadway; recr
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

IT UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF EIGHTH
III strect-To let. with Board, large. well fur
nished ront and back Rooms; southern exposure
onable; references
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

1Tn AVENUE. 3Ei--PARLoR. SECOND AND THIRD
- Floors. entire In suits, with without private
table: also single Rooms; terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

10TH STELET, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE, IA--EXCEI.
le) lent central l-cation-Large Rooms. handsomely
auniahed pleasant ha Room, splendid suit Parlors
Terms moderate. Private family. Board ii desired
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

10TH STREET EAST, UNPLEASANT Rooms AND
w good Board for gentlemen and their wives or
slnglr aenllcmcn at reAsoHable forms: reterences.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

= vASDAM STREET. NEAR MACDoUGAL.-HAND-
- somely furnished front Parlor and Bedroom; also
double and single Rooms, with without Board; day
Boarders taken terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

30 WEST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
20 and Sixth avenucs.-Nicely furnished Rooms
to let with Board second and third foors reference
rcanred.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

"A FARM IN DUTClIEsS COUNTY FOR SALE OR
"A. exchange, I4) acres; all under cultivation; Large
house. barn. ouhouses good and dairy farm lana
very level; within easy distance OF station WIN ex
change for Tenement Property other city property
i Apply 70 JOHN FETrRETCH, ,0S6 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

OF - EIGHTH AyENuE-A SMALL AMERICAN
orr family occupying whole house will let three
four neatly furnished Rooms sngls together, with
without Board; terms low 10 respectable parties
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Il WEST TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
III and sixth aycnues.Board and Rooms, for gentle.
man and wife or single gentlemen, may be obtsined
moderate terms.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

SS TO $40 FOR SINGLE AM. DOUBLE ROOMS,
'DO with Board: also front Parior, without board
bath and gas Al ply al 80 Greenwich avenue.