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THE CHOLERA
In Western Russia

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3J-The chol.
era has appeared at Guanec, in the western
part of Russia.
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THE Grant party have Convention
here next week. How many "indepeno-
ents" will there be OF that PartyP Not
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Rescued from slavery.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-It is stated In a
private letter received from Fort Sill, In-
dian Territory, by the clerk OF the Board OF
Indian Commissioners, that KloWa chiefs
brought into the agency at that point two
white girls, aged RESPECTIVELY II and IA
wears. and transferred them to the United
States authorities.
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UNYAMYEMBE.
Dr. Livingstone Found Again.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-Mr. Dawson, the
geogrspher and traveller, who has returned
from inzibar, reports having been in COM
munication with Livingsto ne.
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HENRY A. WISE, who was first claimed
for Grant and then for the "Blantondun-
can movement" comes out against the
Louisville Convention as follows:
81 agree with you in respect to the pro-
posed Louisville Convention. l can have
no hope Of course of the election OF DEM
ocrat, and the only construction as to lis
motive will be that it is or was intended to
divide the opposition to Grant"
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CINCINNATI.
Accident ON the Louisville Short Line

Accident on the Louisville Short Line
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 30.-Two and a
half miles southeast Of Verna, st half past
twelve O'Clock this morning, on the Louis
vile Short Line Railroad, the passenger
train that left this city at eleven O'Clock
last night was thrown from the track, 1t is
supposed by the removal Of rail. The
locomotive and tender with three cars,
were thrown from the track down an em-
bankment and turning over several times.
Fireman B Hill was instantly killed.
Dallas Pullan, engineer, miraculously es-
capped and Express Messenger Taylor VS.
slightly burt. No passenger was injured.
Thomas Clare the baggage master was
badly hurt. No trains running yet. Dis
patches to the agent here say the rail was
misplaced m 4liciously, and that an attempt
was made Tuesday night to throw a train
from the track at the same place.
Leap from the Third Story.
CINCINNATI, Aug S0.-At a quarter OF
an hour before midnight an alarm OF ire
called tue engines To the burning hric
building of jacob H1ffner, on the public
landing. The damage to the building is
about $1,000. 1t was occupied by Duck
well s. Co. as a fruit canning establish
ment. The loss in stock is about $4,000
Insurance not ascertained
Richard Massey and his son William
NJ M4ssey, who is lad about lay years old, anC
William Matthews jumped from the thi'C c
story window to the the pavement to es
cape the flames The boy Willie Massey
was mortaly injured, having leg aud arm
broken. William Matthews sutf red 8
broken arm, leg and jaw, hut is not thought
to be fatally injured. Richard Massey es
caped unhurt. The building was onl,
partially destroyed. The City Council to
da, passed resolutions inviting President
Grant and Horace Greeley 10 visit the Ex
position.
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POLITICAL.
The Hero of the Hour.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Chas. O'COnor
was visited by fully dozen reporters yes
terday. He refuses to talk with any of
them, merely observing that be had decided
not to make known in advances his political
purposes. The Sun, however, is settled
thai be wont take the fusion nomination
| for Governor. .-..-.....
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another Mystery of the Sea.

A special , the Nail from Marblehead
says the following note was picked up on
the bach at that place this morning:
Sinking aud all on board likely to be
lost. Longitude 720; latitude az. AZ
Yacht Dauntless, Aug. 29."
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A NIGHT OF TERROR.
An Appalling Collision at Sea-
Seventy Souls Sacrificed.



NEW YORK, Aug. 30-There was fu-
rious rain storm all night in this section,
over1owing the low lands and doing much
damage on Long Island and elsewhere.
WATCH HILL, R. l., via Slonington, Ct,
Aug. 3O.-Fhe propeller Metis, Capt. Bur
den, was wrecked six miles off this shore
this morhing. A dreadful storm prevailed
during latter part of the night. About
o'clock the propeller was struck by a
schooner, knocking out her bottom. She
Immediately filled. The passengers were
aroused and warned TO secure their life pre-
servers. In q short time the lower part of
the vessel, engines, ETC., went down about
i've miles from shore. A large number of
the passengers and crew climbed on the up
per deck, which parted from the hull and
ioated. The waves relied high aud the
rain continued, but the upper works float
ed and struck the shore just below the
Ocean House about 8 o'clock this morning.
The Metis had on board a hundred and
four passengers, and forty-five deck hands,
walters, etc. Capt Burton and Geo. b
Hull, agent of the line, are among the
| saved. at this hour, / l A. 81 it is thought
about half the passengers were lost. The
| greatest excitement prevails here among
The guests of the hotels and they are doins
| ali To aid sniff .rers e.-.
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An authors nearing may be perverted
even without oniLtinE, adding, or aiterih
a single letter, OF meddling vita bis puncu
alton. In Nichols "PIo-resses OF Z nee"
Elizabeth" he gives an account vi the
pr, s-nuation Of bible, TO the queen, ol
ciliz us Of London, ani then remarks:
"Wnich pass4g- shoecS a saceH how the clt,
stood affected 10 relgoh;' out what D.
meant to say, if the printer had above d
him, was; (Which passage shows ss well
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SALES A'n AUCTION.
A Lien u. MINER, AuCTiONEER
II Salesrooms 10 ChaIabces and " II


A LIEN H. MINER, AuCTiONEER.
II Sllesrooms N ChaIabces and " Rcsdc street
BY ALLEN H. MINER a BRO
- -, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May and 10
AT lO1a O'CLOCK EACH DAY An OCR SALESROOMS,
=, - CHAMBFRs AND n REApE STREET,
ELEGANT HOUSEhOID FURNITURE, MADE TO OR
DER BY POTTER 4 STYMUs RoUX HERTER SOLO.
.o,,n,,,,, MONS SONS, AND OTHERS,
fkisAIE RESnENCEs, REMOVED FOR CON
NEH1ENCE OF SALE, AS FOLLOWS
Parlor Suits in naid covered in satin dam ssk
and silk reps; heavy Curtains match pier ana mantle
Mirrors marquecrie inlad Cabinets, rosewood Etagcres
Centre SIDE aud Fancy Tables; Bedroom Suits
WOOD ana black walnut nlad with heart wood elegantly
carved, comprising Bedsieads Bureaus Ariaoires Com
modes Lounges and Chairs; Library Suits In carved
Ohas Dn n k3om sun Of elegant carved black wal
maroon French morocco; Antique Library sait; best
cured hair Mattresses Boscrs and Pillows fine French
china Dinner Breakfast ana Tea Services Glass and
silver SHY War; Cutlery ac Moqnee, Axminster, Velvet
very superior French grand action Pianos by best city
makers.
ALSO
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Rosewood octave Piano. made by schuetzc Ludoff of
this city, damaged on the voyage Of Transportation.
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A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
II Salesrooms, % Chambers and " Reade streets
BY ALLEN Is. MINER h BROTHER
ON SATURDAY, NAY 49,
u ~

AT IL O'CLOCK,
AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRooMs
THE r1pc.xr III prI RR3DAApWAIS n opouxrS ON
Mr.. Louis JAY RICHMOND AvENuE AND FINGER
BOARD ROAD, EDGEwATER, STATEN ISLAND, AS
THE OWNER IS GOING TO EUROPE, COMPRISING
AND ABOuNDING WITH FINE FOREST AND FRUIT
TREES, WITH EvERGREENS, MANY OF WHICH
WERE IMPORTED from Europe regardless of expense.
Substantially hn brick in the English villa style and
all carefully finished in every particular, under the
supervision of Mr. T. Diaper, architect with extra double
class city house. WIDE HALLS large and well VENT.
lated cellars capacou tank pipes through the house.
and In fact every comfort and convenience possible
THE GROUNDS IN thorough order, gravel roads and
HoUsE-MAIN FLOOR has four large rooms, par.
Tors, dining room and library with buffers pantry and
apartments Second floor, eight large rooms cedar clos
cts and dining rooms Third oor Of large rooms,
with tank room reservoir and various storer0oms
PoRTER's LODGE, in brick, in style OF main building,
INCLUDING THE COTTAGE, facing Richmond ave.
nue., In nnc order, comprising fifteen capaoious rooms,
two large stables complete every respect stalls I'D
horses and abundant carriage ROOM with laundry rooms
GARDEN AND NURSERIES, arc planted with fruit
trees OF the varieties OF peach pear apple ounce
cherry and g trees IN rosion Of the best american and
TIE KITCIIEN GARDEN I'M anc order aud bearing all
the early and choice vegetables
HOT HOUSE AND NURSERIES comprise of the
best selected and choice collections cxotcs
orchids and pot plants In the country.
For the private residence of gentleman desiring
tguiy to the city tins offers an unexampled opportunity
in view oil comfort health, convenience and elegance.
Sale positive and peremptory.
Boats leave every hour from Whitehall dock each way
and the premises can be viewed by permit from the
auctonecrs.
Horse ears from landing to near the property
Terms at sale. Mapscnn be had AT aucuonccrs' ONCE
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A Lien H. MINER AuCTIONEER.
~ Salesrooms a5 Chambers and IT Rcade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER Il BRO.
SATURDAY, APRIL II,

Mt lois' O'Clock, al the private residence
IL EAST THIRTY SEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
AVENUE, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIER
AND MANTEL MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD PIANO. MOD
ERN OIL PAINTINGS, sTATUARY &C., &C, as fol-
lows
pARLORs-French Moquettc and Aubusson Carpets
elegant Pier and solid carved wood frame Mante Mirrors
Crystal Chandeliers and Brackets, rich carved inlad
walnut and rosewood suits, In tapestry with Centre aud
Side Tables to match deliberately carved French walnut
Bookcase heavy Reps aud Lace Curtains Scyrcs China
and Ornou Clocks aud side Pieces marble Figure, The
Christ Chd,n original, by III. NJ Imhof, of Rome, de-
ceased; Bust Of Pocahontas, by Mozer; Bust of Bac
chante by Wilson, OF Rome; two Mcdaions by Bartoo-
NEW, of Rome and others Oil Paintings and Water
Coors by q. H. Hall, Chapman Gainsbor0ugh Bartoni,
Ratti, c. Nedrzo, of Florence; Fagnanni, Labrazza,
auschee and others complete and perfect set Plaster
Casts Of celebrated Personages, &c, DC.
DINING ROoM-Brusscls Carpets, Mantel Mirrors, oak
Furniture, Buffet Extension Table and Chairs suite;
fine Plated and Glass Ware, orockery, Cutlery, Marble
and Bronze Set Clock and Candeabras Curtains Guns,
Rife, Fishing Rod, large Seine, &c.
BEDROOMS-llrusses Carpets, Curtains, black walnut
and chestnut Bedstead Bureaus Wardrobes Washotands
Lounge and Chairs en- suite Cottage Suits Hair Mat
trcsses, Bolsicrs and Pillows. &c.
HALLS-Brussels Carpets black walnut Iatstand,
Stair Carpets, &c.
The above wi be exhibition by permit from Auc-
oneers, Friday day and evening from 10 A. NJ to 10
p
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A UCTIoN sALR-Ar PRIVATE RESIDENCE

HENRY linn Anctioncer, sells this day commencing
at l0a o'clock all the elegant and costly Household
niture contained in the above private mansion viz Pow
erful toned rosewood Pianoforte SD; rich Paror
Pier and Msntei Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets OH
contain rosewood and walnut Suits Single and Double
nedstcads Burcaus Wnrdrobes, Washstands Spring and
ding ac Also Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Fur
China, Glassware. Crockery, &c. Sale positive
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~ Salcsrooms % Chambers amt II Rcade streets.
BY ALLEN h. MINER BRO,
on WEDNESDAY, May 10,
at l0n O'Clock,
at saesrooms, % Chambers and II Reade streets
elegant Household Furniture removed from the resi-
dence OF Mr. Louis JAY Staten Island for convenience Of
sale, as the owner Is lea wing for Europe.
Administer Velvet Brussels Carpets, Pier and Man.
tel Mirrors and black walnut Paror Furniture,
Ia crimson silk reps: Bronze Clocks and Mantel Orna-
ments, SILK and Lace Curtains, rosewood Library Furni
ture Plate Glass Bookcases, carved black walnut Bed
Couches Chairs Re- fine Mattresses and Bedding,
Porcelain and Glassware, &c. All of the above We're
made TO order by the best makers and In excellent
rda
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n AUGUST HyNARD's AUCTION AND STORAGE
IA warerooms, a. Eighth avenue, corner Fourteenth
treet-Large and attractive sale OF Furniture by Ed
WARD PEfIfNGER, Auctioneer, Friday, May 10, at l0
o'clock. consisting OF Furniture description Par
Tor. Dining and Bedroom suits Bedding Mattresses. Pill
lows Sofas. Lounges Chair Tables Mirrors Sdeboards
and miscellaneous lots oi Furniture ia be sold without
Ia pay storage and expenses Dealers respect
fullv invited 20 attend.
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A I AUGUSTUS HYNARD'S AUCTION HOUSE
~ II Eighth avenue. corner OF Fourteenth street,
large and attractive sale OF Furniture by EDWARD
PEITINGER auctoneer on May l5 and 49, NJ lo4 o'clock
a. NJ consisting OF every description Of PGror, Dining
and BEDROOM Suits Bedding Mattresses, Pillows Sofas,
Lounges, Chairs Tables, Mirror side Boards Pianos,
Wardrobcs, Glass and Crockery Ware The attention OF
buyers invited 10 attend
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

FINE LOT OF IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS AT
n low prices Havana Lottery Drawings on file.
BATES CO.. AZ Brooue ST. doors west Of broadway.
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30 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE-
20 nue-With Board, newly furnished Rooms In suits
singiy. family party of gentlemen house first
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"A This DAv TnURsDAD.
at ~ o'clock,
TWENTY SECOND REGULAR SPRING SALE
SOFT HATS. PANAMA. AND STRAW GOODS.
700 CASES.
VERY CHOICE AND DESIRABLE STYLES.
TIE BEST MANUFACTURER IN THE COUNTRY.
lines Of Mems and Womcn's Straw Goods.
catalogues and goods noE ready; 90 ..,
LIZ Church street
A UGUsTE MARTINEs a co. AUCTTONEERS.
IA Magnificent Household Furniture,
at the private residence 20 West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avcrtes,
THIS DAY uHURsDAY,
commencing at lUi. o'clock,
rosewood Panoforte, Drawing Room SUITS, Paintings,
Velvet Carpets, Cabinets, statuary, Mirrors,
Silvcrwarc, Bronzes Works Of Art,
sold by order OF M. ii. Blake, Esq.
satin brocatel silk reps Pompadour, Marie Autonette
styles; marqueere Cabinets fables Encoignures Jar
dncrcs, Canterbury, Music Cabinet superb rosewood
daliion Carpets, Chandeliers bronze, ormou Clock,
Scvres Vases Ornaments rare collection OF valuable
Oil Paintings by eminent artists artistic bronze Statu
airy; brought from Europe by present owner masnin
broidcred cloth Cover, Music Books Turkish Reclining
Chairs, lace Curtains Dining Rooln--Extension Table,
Sidcboard silver Casters Tureens snlyers Dinner Tea
service spoons, Forks crystal ruby Glassware, Sheffield
Iabln Cutlery, Chinaware, Chambers.-Rosewood, wal
nut Bureaus Bedstcads Wardrobes suite style Louis
N.Y.; hair spring Mattresses Blankets Counterpanes
The auctoneer calls particular attention of his friends
and tho public TO this sale, comprising largest richest
assortment Of Household Furniture offered at auction this
season Facilities for packing and removing goods. Par
ties wishing to attend this sale av cars 5th av
stages
rnN n
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COUNTRY BOAI,D.

COUNTRY BOARD wANTRD-FOR GENTLEMAN
~ wife. baby and purse farmhouse preier, one h9nrs
terms not TO exceed So Address MEYERS. box AZ
Herald oi1cs.
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10TH STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AVENUE AND
La Irving place.-One two desirable Rooms on Sec
ond floor with Board location central and desirable in
all respects Apply at I'D East Nineteenth street
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A PREMIUM POINT HOUSE, ON THE SOUND, ONE
IA. mile from New Rochelle depot, having changed
hands will be ready for guests shortly fine bathing,
fishing boating, delightful drives Nc: Apply 10 II. j.
HOW IL Pine street, or A. c. PLYMPToN, 81 West Twenty
Inurih street
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A uCTIoN NOTICE.-CIINToN b. osGooD AUG
n tioneer.
OSGOOD Co will sell at their salcsrooms,
10 Chambers street, near College place
SATURDAY NAY II. Al lOtS A. NJ,
gentcel Household Furniture and large Mating
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90 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
40 and Sixth avenues Families single gentlemen
find handsome Rooms al moderate prices with good
Board references
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90 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET HANDSOME
~ ly furnished Rooms with Board; references eX
oh uUed
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Az EAST NINTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY
~ To let, large Rooms suitable for gentlemen and
their wives with without Board also Rooms single
gentlemen; day boerders accommodated.
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NY ONE HAVING SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture Carpets Bedding and ktehenware to sell
can obtain purchaser By addressing LAKEMAN box 500
Post Office
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A NTIQUE AND MODERN SECOND HAND FURNI-
n ture OF every description constantly hand at
JAMES GRAHAMS, 100 Third avenue, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets Furniture bought and
sold.
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90 CLINTON PLACE.-THREE ELEGANTLY FUR
AeD nished Rooms first and second floors,
with full Board; very and references required
opDortunjty.
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10 WAVERIEY PLACE.-THE FINEST HOUSE IN
the city gentlemen and wives a party of
tlemen second fourth floor back Rooms $4 and $50
two with Board table board 80.
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- ATH STREET, 256 WEST-A PRIVATE FAMILY
e)f will lot furnished, with without Board, nice
front and back ROOM second floor; terms reasonable
references exchanged.
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OH EAST THIRTHSECOND STREET, NEAR
e)O Madison avenue-Largc, handsome Room, second
floor to let with Board; large Room fourth floor
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. TIL STREET 1856 WEST.--A SMALL. FAMILY, OWN
al ing their house, brown stone, will let four
gentlemen and their wives ndsomely furnish
ed Rooms, with first class Board Reference required.
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belmont HALL. NEW BRIGHTON, s. l., FRONTS
ID the water, thirty minutes from Dey street, three
blocks from landing. Apply address to house, or ia
East Nineteenth street.
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- good country BOARD in Hackensack, N. j., three min.
utes' walk from the depot: good fishing, boating and
bathing; terms moderate Address ID. j., Iiackcnsack,
N i
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A T b. MINTZ'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT So SIXTH
IA avenue, between Washington and Waverley places
Ladies' and gentlemen will be astonished at the great
prices b. Mintz pays In cash for Castof Clothing
pets Jewery $40 500 for SIX Dresses Coats S 10 S5
Pants " to So Please cali address as above Ladies'
waited on by Mrs. Mintz
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10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET. OPPOSITE
10 Filth Avenue Hotel-Eleganty furnished Rooms to
let with without Board, to gentlemen and wives
single gentlemen.
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DC EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-A PARLOR FLOOR
s)O OF three large Rooms, bathroom, closets &c., with
private table only, without Board. Rooms for single
gentlemen Reiercnces
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die AND Sls.-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
sDlO closets gas hot and cold water, BATH &c good
table home comforts. 252 West Fifteenth street.
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81 EAST FOURTH STREET, THREE DOORS EAST
II of Lafayette pace.-Largc second story back Room
to let, with Board.
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At BENDALL's OLD sTAND-FURNITURE, CAR
II pets Bedding cheap for cash, by weekly and
monthly payments G. f. CANNON co,
200. 2ll Hudson corner Canal street.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CASH, AT PRIVATE
N residence ia West 25tl street. Parlor Suits $75,
reps do $40. Bedroom Suits $40 and 800 lots, cheap
for cash
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EOUNTRY BOARD-AT RYE WESTCiIESTES C0UN-
~ ". twenty iye miles from city most desirable loca
ton, large house. water and bath beautiful grounds
and garden; stable accommodations. Apply To or ad
dress Mrs M. A. MOULTON, Rye.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS; BOARD
IA ii wished also fine Office for ply stefan. Call immc
datey at "a West Twenty first street, W. POOLEY
% Union square.
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11f WEST TWENTY EIGHTH SrREEr.-LARGE,
4It handsome Room. with Board for two. SI2 per
week; gas and BATH hot and cold water In pantry ono
Room tnr~
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HUDSON RIvER-BOARD AT ONE OF THE FIN EST
residences with extensive lawns shade trees, &c I;
thirty minutes out and five from depot Address b. NJ,
Spuyten DuyvL
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture for sale, property family leaving city
perb Drawing Room Suits covered satin brocatel, cost
5000 do, $3.50: do S4b PanOOrte
cost $500 for sN5: Mirrors, Velvet, Brussels carpets
Paintings. Bronzes, Clocks, Ornaments, Svcrware,
Glassware, Cutlery, Linen rosewood Etagcre BOOKCASE
rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bedseads, Wardrobes en-
suite style Louis XIV Mattresses, Bedding Furniture OF
servants apartments at half Call before purchas
ing elsewhere. 80 West 18th ST., near 9Th av
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" in abundance; 81 awcek, at Hohokns ON the Erie
Railroad hour from New York. Apply for two weeks
TO JOHN H. PALS Herrng's Safe Factory corner Hud-
and Fourteenth streets between and 3 r. NJ.
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~ WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET NEATLY FUR
fl nished Rooms to let. to families gentlemen with
first class table, on very reasonable terms for the
ner. References.
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dc TO 80 PER wFEK.-GGNTLEMENC CAN OBTAIN
.DO Board with pleasant room; also very desirable
Rooms for families % East Washington place, three
blocks o Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-09

I EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET BETWEEN
1t Fifth and Madison avenues.-Large, newly fur
nshed front Room, fourth floor also two large Hall
Rooms; first class Board; references exchanged.