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The New York herald., 1872-11-24
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SHEET
uoARDEws WANTED.

7NT WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.-A NEATL'
lOt furnished second story private Room with sina
Room, 70 ,eh with Board Tor two gentlemen or gentle
man and wife,
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OF BROADWAY, NEAR TWELFTH STKEET.-A
OIL suit OF Handsomely furnished Rooms 81 let. 20 u
gentleman and wiic Board for lady il desired Can be
seeu
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q OR THREE HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
~ may be had In private family at As West Eleventh
street. between University place and Filth avenue with
use o library music and home attentions
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NHANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A COMFORTABLE
w Room and BOARD with first class American pr-
yate family; would give German French music in
exchange best TESTIMONIALS given. Address GOVERN
ESS box 6025 Post Office
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q BLOCKS FROM BRoADWAY.--wIrU HOARD,
n two Rooms, connect ting, suitable four tcmcn
also n large Room; Room Tor ladies; also table
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= WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. TWO DOORS FROM
- Macdougal strect-sccond Floor and other Rooms,
together separate with Board for gentlemen their
wives or single gcniicmen comfortable home for the
Winter.
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r BoGART AIrcTIoNEER.

BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
- Marshals Sale.By virtue of an execution, I will
sell at public auction, Tuesday. November G at 10
A. NJ, lie Stock Fixtures, furnure md ELECTS Of the
Liquor store corner Frankfort auu William streets under
Frank ort House and at +. NJ, same day, the Stock.
Fixtures Furniture aud Effects Of the Liquor Store on
northeast seventh and Fiiy sixth ri.
JOHN IL. H1LLiER Marshal.
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S)17 WEST FORTYNISTH STREET.-FRONT AND
al back Bedrooms bathroom and all impro oycments,
with Board half block from 1--WE lines OF ears no other
boarders.
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NICHOLAS II. CONNOR AUCTIONEER.
IN HUGH N. CAM? will sell at auction on Wednesday VI
Nov 2 ls2 at 10 o'clock, ut the private stable In tf
rear f76 Clinton avenue Gates Brook
yn all the contents OF said stable, consisting OF Horses
Carriages, Harness, Robes, Blankets, &c.
Further particulars at the office OF
HUGH n, CAMP log Rroadvav
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. VERY NICE ROOMS, CONNECTING OR SEPA.
- rate, second foor, front with first class Board
and ate ndance IS Ninth street between Broadway and
University place, Reference exchanged.
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n WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.-FRONT PARLOR
to let with Board elegantly furnished; also other
Rooms double and single, with fires, closet room &c
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ETH AVENUE, 273, BETWEEN Twenty NINTH AND
- Thriieh streets.-A Suit OF Rooms second floor
frontor handsomely furnished or he entire Floor
10 let, with strictly first class Board.
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A DOORS FROM MADISON AVENUE SO EAST
II Thirty second streetLargc. sunny Room second
hoor; also other Rooms to let with Board house and
table st class: reference
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TRIvATE LIBRARY AT ACcTTON.-CfINTON HALL.
L salcroonis-6EO A. LEhNITT Il CO, Auctioncers--
Friday Saturday and Monday evenings, November ~
aud 80 and December , commencing at ~ o'clock, sale
OF valuable private Library oi choice English and
American Books, also many Works OF French
acetim, history voyages, &c. Catalogues ready Books
one
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WANTED--BY A YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN.
" Board In private family where instruction In the
french mnsSc VIII be accepted as remuneration. Ad-
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1,SS WEST FORTY-FIF1U STREET-A SMALL.
lCo family would like TO let handsomely furnished
Room. with part iull Board 10 n single gentleman
those wishing good home and first class board will call
other boardcrs taken.
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7Oi WEST FORTY EIGHTH STREET--A WELL
LII furnished second story Room rent, with good
board % gentleman in private family; references
EXCHANGED.
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ia EAST THlRrY-FOURTH STREET. NEAR LEN
i tO ingtun aVcnue.--iiandSomely furnished large
ana hall Rooms with Board; house and location first
class; convenient 70 ana stages; references eA-
ri
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1.7 EAST THIRTY FOURTH STREET NEAR LEN
IJl ington ayenue.-Very desirable large furnished
Rooms sunny exposure, with Board; first class house
and neghborhood terms moderate; best references ex-
changed.
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100 WEST TWELFTH STREET.--A LARGE ROOM
LIZ on third floor niot and cold water TO let, win
Hoard also two single Rooms terms very reasonable
and lor alton good
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0SA EAST SEVENTEENTH SrRRET.-A FEW RE
s)sJO spectacle young can he accommodated wieh
good Board few young women can be accommodated.
Cali for week.
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SUMMIT HOTEL, s. BOWERY. 65--FUROPEAN
= plan; Rooms by the day week month, 5Jc., &C.,
Ec. 81 day weekly prices reduced.
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. LIVINGSTON PLACE, EAST SIDE OF SrUY-
= yesant square, Fifteenth street and Second avenuc,-
Elegantly furnished Apartments, French cooking. with
private fable desired References given aud required
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-[.sp SECOND AyENUE.-A WIDOW LADY CAN
OsD accommodate two respectable mechanics with
comfortable Rooms aud good Board; also two young
Ind
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A PARTY or GENTLEMEN OR A PLEASANT
n family can be accommodated With lrs class Board.
Address - West Thirty hfth street.
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TO1 LEXINGTON AVENUE "A FRONT ALCoVE
Oh Room and back to rent, with excellent BOARD, at
3 moderate rate.
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MO rn WEEKLY-FOR A NEATLY FURNISHED
DZ .}V hall Bedroom; nse large Ronni suitable
FOR two entlemcn gentleman and wie Board Tor lady
If desired Id2 East Fifteenth street.
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s)OO WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN
LDA Seventh and Eighth aycnues.-IIands0mely fur.
Dished Rooms with or without Board to gentlemen and
wives or single partes good neghborhood. Terms
moderate.
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4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARIOR FLOOR, NEAR
i Fifth avenue drawing room, dining room, bedroom.
butler closet, complete in every partcuiar WIN pr
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ETH AVENUE, NO. 2-PARTY OCCUPYING THEIR
~ house, offer superior accomni Citations for
teman and vile two single gcntemen family small
M saIpc
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e EAST NINTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH BOARD,
- large Room for family or two single gentlemen.
ETH AvENUE.-AN ENTIRE ELEGANT PARLOR
~ Floor suitable for large family, can be had, with
private table, In the spacious double house 45 Filth
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR PARTY SEEKING
"A q pleasant home can obtain Floor through FUR
ni>hcd with first class accommodate tons, in brown stone
house lis East Seventy eighth street near Madison and
Third avenue cars. No oilcr boarders.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

600 LEXINGTON & AyENYG n 'SxArE I,; rE, rhSGY s
class Board Il large double Room; single Room
handsomely furnished.
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1tQ EAST lHIRrYrnlRD STREET, NEAR LEN
I@IO iigton avenue-Rooms, furnished, hot and cold
water, with o without Board, 10 let; terms low.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

~ BOND STREET T-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
Il Rooms to let, with Board and fire for the Winter
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives day boarder,
taken terms moderate; references.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

)7Q WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR SEVENTH
LIC ayenue.-A desirable second story Room 10 let
with Board terms reasonable.
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CC1 EAST NINETEENTH sTREET--A SMALL PR
-DI Naic family have two connecting Rooms, Will
hot and cold water and large pantrcs, to rent will
Board separately together.
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600 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN FoRTIETH
OD and Forty-lrst sirccts-A neatly furnished Room
70 let, u two Young with or without Board
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CO0 WEST TiIfRTYNINTH sTREET-TO LET
LDU furnished, with Bonrd, tho Second Story, con
ssng oitwo large rooms together separately; terms
reasonable: house first class.
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100 WEST FoRTY-FIFTH sTREET.-A PRIVATE
lOJ family, having more room Than they REQUIRE
would let largo front Rooms furnished with or viii
out Board gentlemen or 10 gentlemen ana their wives
References exchanged
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~ having more than she requires desires 10 meet
With elderly gentleman Of means WHO VIII assist her
her business advance her good security
Address BUSINESS box III Herald Office.
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40 EAST TlIIRTy-NINTH STREET--A PARiOR
lIC Floor 10 let together separately with or With
out Board single Roops table first class terms
moderate; references exchanged.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. 30 BOWERY, CORNER or
IN Bayard strcct-%1D light Rooms neatly furnished
soc TO 6oc per night S5 to per week; Tor gentlemen
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n secluded home with hishly respectable widow
lady, and where other boardcrs taken and
itors may address in confidence " W. MUM, Brooklyn
Post cf1cc.
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ct. GERMAN FIFTH AVENUE. TWENTY SECOND
- street ara BroadwayTablc d'hotc; 81 80 per dny
few elegant Suits ami single Rooms for winter: 1rst
class in all respects; Rooms all front.
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET,
~ 10 gentleman and wife two gentlemen, with
Board small family. la2 Lexington avenue
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TO EAST TWELFTH STREET, SHORT BLOCK
llO from Broadway. Second story 'front.' Room aia ~
hall Room connecting also single Room, handsome y
furnished 20 family or gcntemen first class Board
references exchanged.
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COc EAST THIRTY-SECOND STREET NEAR
AAO Third ayenne.-Scyeral handsomely furnished
Rooms TO lei, with or without Board house new ani
table first class; terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY Will. LET CHOICE OF
"A Rooms wt private table II desired, in an elegantly
furnished House in Thireth street, Finn avenue
al uncuualed opportunity FOR sfnnh family who VIII
pay literal price for an uneXce p'ionable home Ad
dress box c53 Post office.
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A NGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, 81 LEXINGTON AVE
"A nuc.--Rooms for gcn,lem families transient
permanent, with without Meals; private table II
desired: house and baths open all night.
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1O1 LEXINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY
lOI eighth and Twenty ninth streefs.-A very 2, 9,
sirub. Room with all te conycniences e. ici wiz
pionabic Eoard: also hall Rooms suitable 10
single gentlemen. Reference.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

q SANDS STREET, BROOKIYN.-A FEW SINGLE
~ gentlemen can be accommodated with first class
Board pleasant Rooms; only three minutes from
ton and Catlarnc ferries
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10S FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR TWELFTH
lUO s,reet-A large 'front.' Room 10 let with Board,
very cheap excellent table good location.
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90 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
20 avcnue.-liand omey furnished second story front
Suit to let with Board house FIRST class references eA
changed
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VALUABLE BOOKS At AUCTION.
comprising an extensive collection OF scarce and
curious Books the Mormons, the city of New York IL
lustratcd Works and choice Specimens, Books on t,c
Fine Arts Facetip, Trials, Cariacaurcs AMI Etchugv
and many other Works OF great rarity, TO be sold auc
ton on Monday nnd Tuesday evenings November 25 and
20. by BANGS, MERWlN ( CO., 69i and 6g5 broadway
New WORK Sale 10 at o'clock each eve i,x
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2O WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
~ Avenne iioici.-ro let, a well furnished Room
small Room adjoining; also single Room Board II de-
sired: private.
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FIRST CLASS PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET
"A with Board eight finely furnished rooms 70 respon
sble family ol adults; terms moderate: Address a.,
West Side Advertisements office, S0S West Twenty third ST.
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7Sc WEST ELEVENTH STREET.-ONE LARGE
loo unfurnishcd Room and one hall Bedroom inr-
nshed 10 lei, with Board, in private family. Only a
few boarders taken.
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RoARD wANTED-wEsT OF FIFTH AVENUE AMI
- above Twentythrd street; two Rooms second
hoor Tor senteman: wife and Address, with price
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O1 PARK AvENuE.-ELEGANT FURNISHED
e)I Rooms for gentlemen German prcferrcdl, win pi
without Board, TO let
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1Di LEXINGTON AVENUE.-uANDSoMELf IuR
LII nishcd second story front Room TO let, with
Board TO gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; also
Rooms tor gentlemen references exchanged.
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100 WEST TwENTy-FTRST STREET.--A FURNISH
100 cd Parlor to let with Board also nicely furnish
ed Rooms on fourth floor 10 single eentcmen location
and table ilr,t class; references exchanged.
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1EG SEVENTH AVENUE ONE STAIR UP-A LoSE
l. ~ woman, having nice home can accommodate
two cslectable Young men, with or without Board.
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WANfED--A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD,
w for gentleman, wife and child al years. Addrc -
Immediately stating particulars and terms which must
DC very mode rate. STEWART, Heraid Office.
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TT WEST FORTYIIRST SrREET-TW0 OR
III three we'll furnished connecting Rooms on third
door 10 let together or separately with Board
tionablc references given and required
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THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE THREE ELF.
ganily furnished Rooms for Sl5 each weekly, includ
ing Board fire, gas, with small American family,
other boardcrs. Lexington avenue Fifty third
street. Addrcs, LEXINGTON, station H.
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9 ROOMS IN THE SECOND sToRY-FRoNT WITH
n Orwithout Board. 40 West Twenty fourth street.
q ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD, TO RENT FOR
n single gentlemen in respectable private family.
40 VI est Twenty third street.
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E WEST FoRTysECOND STREET, NEAR FIFTH
- avenue.-h handsome Suit of Rooms, well furnished,
changed,
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07 TO Sl2 PER WEEK.-GENTLEMEN CAN Or.
sp tain excellent Board and pleasant Rooms at 70
East Washington place, between Broadway and the
square.
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90 WEST NINETEENTH STREET-LARGE THIRD
DO story Room sunny exposurc large closet; CRATE
fire. gas aud water, TO let to or two gentlemen with
Board. References
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1ES WEST FORTY EIGHTH -STREET.-A LADY,
lO.) living alone, would be pleased 10 make home
quiet parties who would bc furnished with elegant
Room. Call all the week.
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100 EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH sTREET.-FURNisH-
lVD ed nniurnishei Floor water, gas furnace; WIN
without Board. handsomely furnished Rooms Tor san
gle geutemen doctors Once; large, smail very low
rates; permanent parties
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1917 WEST TWENTIETH STREET. NEAR siAIll
IL avenue.-A few gentlemen (singly or party) or
married couples can find very pleasant Rooms WIN
Board neighborhoOd centrnl.
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1917 (oLD NO. 10 CLINTON STREET THIRD
lCl house south OF Livingston, Brooklyn--Board.-
Two or three Rooms furnished or unfurnished
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81 EAST SIXTy-SECOND STREET NEAR MADISON
~ avenuc.-A married couple or one or two gentle
will find large and neatly furnished Room, WAN
good Board ana all the comforts OF home with small
Jewish family.
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GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OCCUPYING THEIR
IA own house, first class brown stone, can accommo
date gentleman aud wife with first class Board: loca
ton select: other boarders taken. Apply AT 7S5 Lex.
ington avenue. Reference required.
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CNc EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR sTCyvEs.
2ZUO ant Park.-Well furnished Rooms 10 rent, with
poo iabi
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Ole WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET-A PLEA.
ZIO SAINT back Parlor, with hot aud cold water to
let with Board also Room the second foor terms
tugi
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1T MACDoUGAL STREET, OPPOSITE WASHING
Ill square.-land somcly furnished Rooms 10 let,
with Roard. Tor gentleman and wife OF single gentlemen
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10O EAST THIRTIErH sTREEr.-A BEAUTIFULLY
IOO furnished 'front.' Room, with iirst class Board Tor
gentlemen or gentleman and wife; private American
iamly: no Children.
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D1O EAST FIFTY-THiRD STREET BETWEEN SEC
AIC ond and Third avenmes-A private family vii
let large nicely furnished ParIor with good Board
$40 per week for two. Single Room at $40 Ample
closets.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

400 WEST NINETEENTH STREET. HAN DSOME-
ts)C " furnished Paror, with Board for two SIS per
week also nice large aud small Rooms with without
Board every convenience; house just pened.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

900 WEST FORTY FIFTH STREET HALF A
200 block west of Broadway.-Two handsomely FIR
nished Rooms on second door, alcovc Room on third
floor; fair price asked for superior accommodation;
and liberal table. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

MA!soN PARIsIENNr, - EAST TWELFTH STREET,
NI lately open, with handsome Rooms and first class
table d'hotc, at 6P. NJ, at 81 25, including wine.
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Sl WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.-THE LET. A
~ Suit Of handsomely furnished Rooms second
foor southern exposure with without Board to suit
reliable parties; references exc hanged
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WIDOW LADY, LIVING VERY RETIRED, Will,
IA let nicely furnished Rooms to gentleman and vile;
Board tor lnly. Address TUBE ROSE, Herald Office.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH BohRD,
N two desirable Rooms 30 West Forty sixth street,
between Filth and SIKH avenues. References
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ITO MADISON AVENUE. E.-DESiRABLE ROOMS
with first class Board, On parlor or SC cond floor
ref t<f hanged
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Cc EAST TwENrY-TnIRD srREET.-To LET, WITH
given and required
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% EAST TWENTY FIRST SrREET.-A DESIRABLE
~ Room, with Board, suitable for gentleman and
wife two gentlcmen; also hall Bedroom.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

1h LEXINGTON. AVENUE, THIRD DOOR From
llt Tweniy-cghth street.-A large, pleasant Room
TO let with first class Board
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcTIoSEER.

MORTGAGE SALE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
M niture, Carpets, &c JACOB B0GART, Auctionccr
Will sell on Tuesday November 20 AT O'Clock at the
private residence II East Seventeenth street Broad
way consisting Of Earlor Suit in crimson stn French
plate fier Glasses two Amcre 'aco Lace and Reps
Curtains, two black walnut Bookcases Cottage Suits.
Hair Mattresses, Blankets Sheets ~ line Brussels Car
pets, Library OF valuable French Works &c, hc.
ALEXANDER II. CLARK, Attorney Tor Morgarec.
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90 EAST TWENTY SECOND STREET. HANDSOME
e)J Suits 10 with class Board, with without
private table also single Rooms ior gentlemen Refer
ences required.
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or CLINTON PIACF.-B0ARD AND HANDSOMELY
LEI furnished low priced Rooms suitable for parties
OF single gentlemen liable eXcellent terms reasonable
also table Board, 4 week.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

C07 FoRTy.sIxTH sTREET-A FEW RESPECT
~ able ladies gentlemen can he accommodate
with pleasant Rooms aud Board, AT moderate prices
References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE TO LET AN ELE
~ canty furnished front ncoyc Room, or entire Sec
Floor with class Board location Fifth
and convenient 10 uptown hotels; xccponable
references given and required. Address box 10. Post
orlcp.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-08
Sharp Praotice--A Verdant Gentle
man Swindled out Of $1,000.

The Philadelphia Sunday Ddwn has
the following particulars of swim.
ding operation on tho railroad, the
participants in which made their es.
capo from the cars in this city:
On the arrival of the Cincinnati ex.
press train west at Coatesville station,
on the Pennsylvania railroad, on Fri
day night, man by the namo of
Staplcton, whose garb was that of
farmer or drover, took passage for
Latrobe, on tho western DIVISION
Shortly after entering the car very
gentlemanly individual, occupying
seat opposite, opened conversation,
during which he stated that he had
large lot of goods in the baggage car
for Latrobe, on which there was due
$1,000, and unless he could raise that
amount before the train arrived at
that station his goods would be taken
on to Pittsburgh. He showed the old
gentleman paper which he said was
a government bond of the value of
$1,000, which no wished to get the
money for After considerable talk
the old man concluded that no would
favor the gentleman. Just then
man came up who represented himself
to DO the baggage master. Sharper
No. remarked, "this gentleman can
accommodate mo with the money"
The old man took out his wallet,
paid over the money to sharper No. l,
who passed it over to sharper No. 9 in
liquidation of his indebtedness TO the
company.
Sharper No. 2, who represented the
baggage master, passed out of the car
with the money, and No. turned
over to the old man what proved to
be in part an imitation Of thousand
dollar government bond, but reading
"United State Silver Mining company"
with the words "silver mining com.
pany" small, so that person glanc-
ing over il would not notice it.. There
were no signatures to it, but quite n
number of coupons attached to the
bottom to give it the appearance OF
being of some account
On the arrival of the train at Har.
risburg the two men slipped away
AS the train was about to leave Har
rlsburg the old man stepped of the
car and asked the conductor if he had
large lot of goods to put off at La
trobe. The conductor told him to 90
front and ask the baggage master.
He then asked if the baggage master
wore "gold specks." On hearing the
conductor answer mo" he said, "Then
guess I'm swindled out of q thous
and dollars" After the train had
started from Harrisburg the old man
told his story to the conductor and
several passengers, who had observed
the parties conversing and saw the
money change hands, but did not un.
derstand the true state of the case.-
The old man, in thinking the matter
over, remembered having seen the
man he gave the money to at Colonel
Speakman's hotel in Coatesvile. He
had seen him receive the money for
some cattle, and had invented that
little scheme to get possession of it,
and with what success you already
know. The conductor asked the old
man il he had another thousand dol.
lars he would like to loan on similar
terms, and added that there were some
men who should never leave home
without taking guardian with them,
and he thought hc belonged to that
class -HdrriSburq Patriot.