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which many Of the tsaehers's took passage
IN the y de awake for an extended boat
ride up around the Island; and tie quiet
river as it lay watching the conflict Of the
shadows and tie sunlight, woke up at the
presence OF new and unwolted guests, and
laughed and danced ahd cast the merry
echoes L:ck a ain, till the staiL old frogs
arose and u il their word Of prCtcssa-
ton.
F Src'v.
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Circuit CcUrt.

TIE fcllowirs:s 4 summary Of tie lnsi-
ness disposed Of since the opening Of Court
up to the limo Of going to press.
STATE Of Wisconsin IS. john lIorstmann.
Tho defendant being called and not ap-
pearing his recognizance was declared for
feited with leave to answer.
George n. Wooden VS.. Ignatz Seitz.
The place of trial charged to Milwaukee
County.
State Of Wisconsin VS.. John 7. lIelnrick:
The place Of trial changed to Sheboygar
County en- the application of the defend
ant.
state Of Wisconsin vs., Maryret Rriseoll
Case dimisscd upon the ground that thC
Police Justice had no jurisdiction.
State Of Wisconsin vs.. John Hogan
Continued on application Of the defend
ant.
State Of Wisconsin Us. Feed Senkteil
Case dismissed upon the grounl that til
Police Justice had no jurisdiction.
SteFhcn Hubbard IS. John MiI!cn
case dismissed Police Justice having nj
jurisdiction.
Emma J. s-.;yn =. John Sutton
Jul-sae4. Of Divorce entered.
to. Shove V. Nil, /. ;. = y. /. Il
CO. case strioAc! frg.a the c1lenl.. he
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Scl,s,l So.trn

Notice Is Hereby given to the q ualiiied
electors Of Joint School District No. one,
% Of the City and Town Of Mauitowoe'
that the annual meeting Of said District
for She election Of Directors, and .the
transaction Of othe. business, viii be he'd
In the new School House, on the second
Monday, being the l4th day If JAY, at :
o clock p. 4.
Dated this 25th day If June, 1873,
JoHy LANTRT,
District Clerk.
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Good news At last i long and much
needed want supplied, scoras 10 be the re-
mark Of our buyers of DRY GOODS after
inspecting the stock and -rices al our
NEW DRY GooDs EN9oEGUH, HEUG>EEs
BLOCK. The reasons gjvei. by them for
the advantages they offer their patrons arc
very conclusive that they are on the right
track. Dealing exclusively in Dry Goods,
buying strictly for cash, having a buyer
constantly in market watching for bargains
and Thoroughly acquainted with all the
details Of the business and market thereby
placing them in position 70 obtain mang
goods much less than at market rates.
THIS stock seems to be composed Of the
most choice styles, combining al the novel
ties Of the season. Our citizens will col
suit their own interests in giving our new
neishbors Clarks 6 Forbes, a call and il
spect anu Judge for themselves.
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Notice.

Having Just formed Co-rartnc,ship
with my Son, under the firm name Of
Dleser & Son, desire all those Indebted
to the oil firm to cal and settle The same
Immediately, SO as to balance all old nc
counts before entering on the new.
Ar.,u Pr Srp
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RIBBONS that have hitherto been sell
ing IT IS cents per yard are now being
sold for so cents by Mrs. PHELPS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-26

Go and examine the splendid stock OF
Crockery, Glass and China Ware at
BLEsER & Sons.
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FRESE LAND PLAsTER.-Mr. @. Tori
son has row and is almost daily receiving
fresh Lani Plaster, fresh from the Mills.
Farmers viii find 1t their interest to get his
prices before purchasing elsewhere, "a he
las his shipped in new Grain Bags, there
Nv saTinz the cost and transportation q
barrels which is worth locking after. (tf)
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= --'---'-..'s''e' A''''e < --H> $3.50
81 the culu'afec. lie mas sought TO attract
mem " hIs collections and arrangement
=. go ..'''-'7 q '''''1r7 'il"' 0'iio' "''''A
- ,'-'l'' anu i'a' 'O''ec'.l Do"i'-' an
i.s@7 +. 1'of' ='s,''', ',''''-'l'Dis' g''-'s1 ~
- 81. - q ne "''sr' N III conc,
..''s ,''' ~. 49, .''.-' "a : = =
IN a. ''..''e '.' -,.''' ''''''' go
''n"d' '"ss are sure 10 i'n- . [-"-5 i'1.-
'.' '''''' ~ t'7''''.'-',.'. Eyer : '--S
''' d 'i''.' - ,'.' " i''''' u '''''5 ''', .'''
y ''''' ''''l'h l'7 tastes nave maze nm :
s''l' Fe.Il. d l@''1'' '',,''.y' ana &c !,
~ ''---.o' = -.' "Pp'-'',,o'' 80
y l''' "' i..''i'.''- ! ~ = = '-1''-
'''' u ne = q =. " -.
Persona. The many friends Of ottmar
Sclallcrn vii b. glad to learn that he Is
g..i,i. 4. lie friend il this city, ard j. IN
4.lal good healsh ana spirits.
I,l.. p..-.-. e 4ho c5,,n;.,l -,
=, ~
;. c..,-.I I'D IN MI a.. al
4, 49,. n, -, - -. rna1 o,1
- -, -. !. -. ,bro,,.b = II.
.r,.:...
H.. NH r.II s..,.-;-, homo i,
49,. e.. 60, h.. -, ,~,u, 80
necessary labors in getting matters On the
Wisconsin Central moving towards com
yIct.oa.
J. y. Markham and family left this
morning for . visiting campaign among
friends III New York AMI Massachusetts
for . couple ei weeks or moro.
/ ". =. Hitchcock stayed over Tgce lay
night a. the Wind.atc hou.e on his way
! from kcwauncc to his lone at Eyonston,
i Ill.
}. Z. Snwsou AM family pa, in an 81.
pcarancc at the launch Of his Sch. Goo.
Murray on Saturday last.
.. II. Weston has oar thanks for the
report If court proceeding kali furnished
rs. Thanks.
Geo. ". Never and W. 5. Warner Of
Appleton have been stopping at the Win
Iiate House few days locking over cur
town.
Ell +. Turner Of 0saukce. hqs lccn in
.;.r CITY Attending Coar. for the ras. week
Co.. lEoI,.g- ana Capt. Cutler, L. 5
En4enccs, were il our city IN MYuda7
+, lyoEia. after our harbyr IMPROVEMENTS 70,
die coming season.
Ne welcome o,r o,j r~,onl o,I ran,
I,,qnder, Gen F. Solam,, a, fine straa,.
I This morui,o a. vo "a 70 moss
Sabbath Breaking Since oar res,
deuce in tins State we have heard muc,
comment pro and con as to the moral Ct
feet on tie risiu. generation
~ c,fl,,.r, l.,.r.,,, 80
,.n....,, .f.l., c..,o, .,..
Nil. T,,,. ~ r.o..,,an.,'I .,au,.. -.
..rr.,y - s,n.l.,. - -
D.. -..,.,....- -.
- ,aI ttat..,,s, ,,..',, :. ~, '.:.i =
don't ,.Io.s,,ro
Is ,yc var, rca,cI IN tho o,st w,or
: no,bjpa JY, t,i.,;, ,n,.ra g. s,na,-r,
3 ,,.-o y,r,,.I .....,-s r.. .,.,, .,...rI,r,,
q ,,,,.r,y Sor..l ,,o ,,.+,,na,t,, .b,,r, il.
j bo,d j. o,,;, -. ,,,r,.;,,., 8 .y,,.l, oxo,,lo
. nut,n.t in.,,-,,..a ,,. .nr,.r,.. ,,hon =.
I,,~ncl i, v..,po,.. ,.,.,-,;n,,I,. 10. >
','','' nv -. '.'-''7'..''s '''o money
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MRS PHELPS promises to sell HATS
% per cent cheaper than can be purchased
elsewhere in this city Of the same quail
tv.
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Wheat quotations to-1ay as follows:
Winter wheat 81 - to !.-
String wheat sl.I9 to ] 4
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Those TaItins, whose are tlieg?--Wc
are particularly anxlous to know ehO har-
hors those martins that carol 50 swcctly
OH York str. and its immediate Vicinity,
as We have biz to present for private
damages and are not clear in our own
mind whether it Should be presented to the
common council or to some private m4i-
v,aual. Perhaps special policeman Fred
Pauts could rise and explain.
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SONGS FORT HEpIiN0.
Mailed, postpaid Oh Receipt
Of Price.

ua.!ic6 sIl laas'y Sa7. SsrE ard ChaTas,....
50 Cei-r. cClE r-1 trrs 5l-s-ss -
.st5e N.v Sa1- ana TFs-.z. ......... Ia...t, =
Let sr6 = wa. J. UIs5 "a rniSe-- N
rs.y' trr'5ry- uH We 'tg-..-.---. --- a..c,
D. 70 d 81 me tt..r- -a- @Il 81. L-..- -N4T'e. .
ss>sEe rie-s.as f-.m tecr- SOUS I'D
Ai.-.. -.--.-' y =.
buu TnHa-- Wine. p j.aH-----.-----i rE>. =
=, % a'aE tlE'if I--tcf Nols ana l-eitls AT =
ClJse TIE S-Etl---. WIIrv'- dead. SCR sE1
S5orus.-. ----.--- IrsE - !.
T. hgl E-uHs : ard t.t5"t- =
q III cat T.-sla -. seuz aud DaDce..-.--- pays. :.
Nnu'l airsEs -Td Sc ETu- song sra Thor. 80 vs. 3
ArsGc hut not tgIsettt1 = 80 and ,L1IUs, = y
-HsJt EEia. >.u- su1 Chorus ..--...-flsys a
Lay zee Nae nv auta.r's S.IcItlz. serE rUt .
nor sNtt''N = l. =
iAtbu4 y. - SHSENl cH-E-.. = slst.N- D
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Wanted

5000 lbs. choice BUTTER forvhich the
highest price will be paid. Also all Farm
Produce.
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WORKING CLASS --- T =. 5 zi,- N
teed. Respectable employment al howe, oay or
evening. no rapiial required; .uli instructions and
-,In ,bia rla,}ase e. goods sent free %, E1a. Ad-
dress " Tn tx cent return stamp, 4oruS and
~ ~ C-eg--ricl St, y. I.
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BIrsER & SoSs.

The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing
and Boots and Shoes in the City just re-
ceivei ct
<
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N1ssas. W.srE ( Foa.Es7, Attorneys
at Law, Will, returning thanks "a their
frier3s FIR timely all in SAVING thdr law
library f-Jm the late fire, wonli respectful
y inform their patrons and the public
generally that their Office can b. foanl
until further notice in ihe rear rooms OF
kIin.hol:l lg;ck building aa S,h str. En-
trarc- through Tie hal 8. north -ii' e
III, tai-t.n- 4G.s
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Kew R.areE tisemcnts
IaIlIIII. EZIlg!!s Notwithstanding

A large book fuu Of good things valuable secrets
and important information, mailed Tor Two s'sntS
AtdrssS LEE & CO., 5a4 Sixth Ave, New SerE.
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At AGENCY PRICES

Waro' opsa corner Ninth aul Commercial SIS.
Bcla.l Grade "a iii.i o. j: or corner York md
Niu.u SIS.
Tanit5woo, Wis Juaa -. 1913.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

OK one Of the trains leading TO
Sioux City. recently, a mother was
holding her baby up to the window.
The youngster was so delighted that It
gave 4 vigorous spring aid went out.
The train half q mile before 1t WAS
stopped. II was backed up to the
scene OF the misfortune for the purpose
of picking up the rnangled form OF the
Infant; but the youngSter was found
quite unhurt, to the great relief Of all
aud to the special satisfaction OF the
mother. She did not hold the child up
TO the window after that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

TIE Albany Express is responsible
for the story of q four-and-a-half feet
fellow courted six-feet girl In that
city aud was laugeed at so much by
people when he was out promenading
that ie finally made up his mind to
desert the fair one, aud told her so.
She promptly seized the little fellow.
placed him over her knee. aud admin
is,ered n powerful parental castiga-
tion. The police were attracted by
the noise, aud arrested the young wo-
man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

Is every car on the Connecticut
River Railroad there Is 4 box overhead
at one end. in which Is contained the
name Of the next station, which II Is
the duty Of the brakeman to change as
they leave the stations. A. the change
Ia made bell strikes twice, which at
tracts the attention of the passengers,
40 that the box always exhibits the
name of the next station, and so Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

THREE State Constables at 'Hopkin-
ton, Mass. are accused of choking and
otherwise III treating sick woman. to
compel her 10 give up a small bottle
OF whisky which she was using by d.
rection OF her physician. IL Is feared
that the woman will NOT recover. But
the officers got the liquor aud went
away In triumph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
THE RAT THAT RENoUNcED THE
WORLD.

THE RAT THAT RENoUNcED THE
WORLD.
'ris told,
In legend OF old,
How eer.Ain rat. grown tired o. strife.
And the cares that beeet his raiships nic,
Wishing TO mediate at his case,
Took up his abode In q Holland cheese.
He found
This great round
Gave solitude, shelter and plenty TO eat,
And BY diligent use Of his hands and feet
He soon had hermitage quite TO his MIND.
Its walls and It's aoors with good v!e;uais lined.
This rat
Soon grew fat,
And he said to himself: "God bless his own!
Ny body would only be akin anc bone
III hadn't turned hermit. really must say
Rsnouncing the worlds the better way.
To his cheese.
On their knees,
Came some representatives from the rats,
Saying: T" Ratapolis Is be.icged by the cats;
We are going for aid to q foreign land;
Old neIshbor, do lend Us helping hand.
1--WE set out
Without
A dollar to pay the needtal expense.
Do give rs . shilling. or ~ least . few cents;
Well be very e a,eful. wen surely repay
II We live TO return on the next New leaFs
day"
The rat
said that
He no longer had interest In worldly adairs;
But for the sake OF old friendship bis TWO
longest prayera
Were at their disposal. What could hermit do
moges
he egsve them bis blessing, and closed the door
"0h. the rarity
or charity"
Among the "a, family. II men 1--we At ease,
And the world Is TO them great Holland cheese,
When their friends are distressed and In sorry
plight,
Do they only give blessings, then close the door
tight!
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olXlpEnp NOTICE.

@pr,cr OF THE BELcHER SILVER
nrEoinc comnsny. San Frareiseo. July 5,
,,s., ht : meeting OF the Board Of Trustees.
lS leSh, ,h,s dsy. q dividend tNo. l6l OF ElSnt
mnS,.,s ne,n 1ssS per share was declared; PAYABLE
INV INV iotS. Transfer books will % eiosea on
Tuesday, July 9Th, At = 3eios1 %rnnF & Secretary.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

1sTsoLoGY.snvSsTa PAer-sixth column ~
so1k6ERs wANPEb"FInsr ab fAsn@Pinh aud sixth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-FInsr PAcr-sixth
RsA ssHsE ios
BusINnss PAor-sxth COL
sgslSEsss NorIcEszE1yrH pAGr-sixth column.
CITY EsAfE Pasahd
cLERSs AND sALEsMAN-srvEsrn PAcp-FOurth
zsD 5Gsn s.o.p.u,n
COAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-sEcosD PAcr-First and
E9AFFX PAesssth column
bNwNEsrEfs5SeT oSsEs fS LIT AND
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEooSD PAGE-First col.
EyE6GsE1sEyrs1a S;dSS p4oS-r.fth column.
fINANCIAL=NIsTa PAGE-Fourih and fifth columns
RoSMs TO LET
ar, FIRST EaGE-Fourth column;
nsIf miltnsa sSm Faoprhr col
HELP wANTED-MAhEs-sr PAor-Four,h and
HORSES, GHRRiAGEs, 4c.-F,nsr PAcr-second and
,,,,r,t third columns
fflH p4esnn
fssa Tbsbs ssgns @ AND prR
LEGAL NOTICES-SECOND PACE-Ftfth column.
LOAN OFFlCES-SEvENTH PAGE-sixth column
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
MACHIK I.RY-THIRD PAGE-second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoND PAGE--Fourth column.
MATRlM MDNlAI-SECOND PAGE-Fifth column.
MEDICAL-SEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-TENTu PAGE
Sixth column.
ANEo Us-rHRD PAGE-Thlrd column.
MuSiCALESEcOND PAGE-Sixth column.
okaAsS csneosD p.onss
POST OFFICE NOTTCE-TuIRD PAGE-Third column.
PROP OSALS-TnIRp PAGE-Third column.
PRO FESSlONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
SEVENTH PAGE--Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoHD PAGE-Third and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND PAcE-Fourth col
REWARDS-FIrsr PAGE-Second column
SALES AT AUCTlON-THIRn PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SEv PAGE
First, second and third columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Third
and fourth columns
SPECIAL NOTICES-FInsr PAGE-Second column
SUMMER RESPONSIVENESS PAGE-Sxth column.
THE TRADES-SEyENrH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsr PAGE-Third
and fourth columns.
TRAVELLER GUIDE.sEcoHp @ PAcE-second column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET.FIRsr PAGE-Fourth and fifth columns
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-Th;rd column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
umn.
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BOARD AND LoDGfNG WANTED.

pARTlEs IN SEARCH OF BOARD CALL AT OpR
81 Union square. '''
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
BOAItDERs WANTED.

NEW AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
WIN nrst class Board in West Twenty first sti eet
10 per week references exchanged Address A. b. c.,
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I osI-PAssBooK NO Aiss, ISSUED BY THE IN
~ sfituton for the Savings OF Mcrchants Clerks The
finder will please leave the book at the bank.
7 OST..ON TUESDAY, AUGUST ~ AT O'CLOCK
~ NJ, in Belt line car, or corner OF First avenue
and rnrfy-second street. small Ring, with TWO small
diamonds and two rubes. The finder win he literally
7 OST--oN LAST MONDAY, LARGE AMETHYST
rewarded by returning to NJ Z. MoCH, a Exchange
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INQUIRIES TO BIZ MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN, NO. PINE STREET
A THE CHEAPEST FLOORS TO LET ON BROAD
FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS.
433 BROADWAY.
A LARGE HOUSE ON FIFTH AVENUE FOR BUsl-
N purposes having wing on SIDE street; lots
extra size and depth, TO lease vicinity Of Tweny-sixth
street NJ A. j. LYNCH, " CEDAR street
NEW sITELy HOTEL TO LEAsE-FACING BROAD
IN way, between Cooper Institute and Bible House;
rooms also stores and large restaurant
under same. Is and " Third avenue
STEAM PowER.-RooMs TO LET, LIGHTED ON
HOvEY 4 SON. 323 East twenty second st eet.
CTEAM POWER, WITH FLOORS, 25xs0. 25xG0 AND
~ 25x10S to let; best power and finest rooms in the
city Apply the ENGINEER II and Is Baxter street.
ITO LET-A BEAUTIFUL FIRST FLOOR, GOOD BUsI.
ness place In 20 East Houston street, near Broadway
Inquire oil housekeeper.
ITO LET-AT s8 WALKER STREET, NEAR BROAD.
i way convenient Lofts LOO feet by rs, with hatch
way; suited to any business; possession immediately.
Rent S,,50l
rT,o LET-THE CARPENTERS SHOP, CORNER or
Seventy seventh street and Second avenue, will be
let low for any suitable business Inquire at A2 East
Seventy seventh street
rTo LET-TwO STORES AND BASEMENT ON TWEEN.
i tieth street. oppositeLord Taylors well adapted
4 CO, No. West TwcnG.vird street Fif'b Ayepns
HOtcD.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD FOR CHILDREN
w Proposals are invited for the the Board and
parental of five children aged about H. g. "a
they are accustomed to good middle class life ocauoI
must be within two hours of the city and convent
a good school; other things being equal u preferencd
would be given to Protestant clergymans family, whu
would undertake bon board and tuition. Address II. W.
BRADY, box 5202 Post office.
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XNAyERLEY HOUSE, 759 BROADWAY.--GOOD
w Rooms and tptop Board at 81 a day; nice family
ho ei pleasant and centrally located; Board by tho
week at reasonable rates
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COUNTRY BOARD

A LADY, HAVING QUIET COUNTRY HOME,
n wishes q Few little children to Board will teach
rdiments OF English and music it desired. Apply at 100
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HOTELS.

NTAISON PARISIENNE, 80 AND 40 EAST TwEIFTH
1Vl street. near Broadway.-Rooms for families AMI
single gentlemen table dhote at p NJ; also splendid
Room tor clubs
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A LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH sToOP BROWN
"A stone House, near Fifth avenue modern Furniture
S. Il. GOODALE,
No West Twenty third street (Fiith Avenue TioIeD
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DIvERsIDE HOUSE. l32D STREET, ON THE HUD-
III son.-Tne best of accommodations at reasonable
rates; applications received for Fall and Winter Board
PAUL. 4 DUNCALF.
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CUMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, CORNER CANAL
~ sreet-Rooms by the day. week month; &c.. 6)c.
and 81 per night; weekly prices reduced the Euro
pean plan. b. BREEDER Proprietor
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(NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR LADY CHILD
" and nurse, in private fanny, where there
other b0arders preerrei be mosquitoes
and chs and fever. Address, with terms G. NJ. j., box
1873 Post Office.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE GOOD ROOMS
IA and Board in Brooklyn, near the ferries; in pr-
vste family; not nqusitiye. Address FULTON. Herald
Oiice
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT OR sTOLEN-ON MARCH L. 1873 FROM NO s
~ Dale street, Liverpool e Erie hallway Certificates
books OF the company in New York in the names ~
Robert a. Heath and Henry l.. Raphael numbered ana
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 80 BOwERY, CORNER
~ of Bayard street-20J light Rooms neatly fur
nished SOC or 6oc per night; 81 30 10 81 per weeks for
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COUNTRY BOARD-MRS. JOSEPH MCPHERSON
~ would inform her friends and others that she still
has few vacant Rooms at farm house Peekskill.
For particulars inquire OF Mr. Bu RGER IS trs avenue,
Mrs ANDERSON, 235 East Fo-ty-ninth street. Mr..
JOIN ROBERTS $50 West Fi.tY-lifth street
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

MEAT COTTAGE AND FLOORS TO LET CHEAP.
~ Ninth Warda--Cottage in perfect order and good
American people, s22 50 ard SS2 90 each Apply at 63
Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

LNIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
at new private residence, 2S miles from CatskilI
station; high ground shade, river and mountain vicwj
fishing bathing; terms SO to Sl2 per week Addresa
+. s. HOVER, Linthgo Columbia county, n. Y
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

RoAkD WANrED-IN FRENCH FAMILY WHERs
~ ~ mere are neiher children boarders by gentIeo
IN anu wie twe speaks Frencl must nave first class
Post office, - N'N~ N"'S'' "'~ -''''
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

A Eo%uR % STORY TORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET
IA NO fz west Twentye street: good loo alton:
rent 81 000 Inquire the premises. ~ wv
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

A NUMBER OF PRIVATE HOUSES TO RENT
and two large Hotels n frs, class locations to lease
Apply to JOHN FETrRE1CII l,O36 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1873-08-14
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C

hShhAC >, % hS<NNA ipp-N -
LNoR SALE-sTEAM YACHT OCTAvIA, 400 TONS;
II steamboats, Escort and W. w. Colt suitable for ex
posed routes Also two sdewheel steamships, Of Ap
Commander, iron sidewheel steamboat Novelty, ~ feet
draft also Tugboats from IL TO inch cy yinders also
ferryboat Hull. Apply at No south william streeI
FRED. @. SCHMIDT
LNoR sALE-THE FAST SAILING SCHOONER ROE.
ert Knapp. Captain Kelly will sell his interest one.
halt of schooner Robert Knapp very cheap Inquire qn
board at foot Of West Thirteth street oil WILLIAM ~
KNAPP co.
J,oR sALE-sLooP YACHT 27x9hl VERY FAsTANp
good sea boat feet draught Of water AdaressoSS
box 35, Post Office, Chester, Pa.
LNOR sALg-vERY CHEAP, sLoOP YACHI 1iAiase.
in perfect sailing order sateroom ana "ass An
new sails and spars china glass and HiVcr "s's' ~S
ply at SO Beaver street. third hoor -
INoR SALE CHEAP-rHE NEW CABIN SLoOf sS nto
NET 2s keel good orderi prics dii S Sn os
at New London, Conn w. .. -o---o-e'-- o0, %
cycREw STEAMER FOR sALE-LENGTH % FEsr,
- IsE feet beam IOS feet hold low pressure engine,
a. cyiinJer now used tug bu tully ilrnlShei
accorIing to In tor passengers Apply 70 u W. COfE
LAND, No. "a Broadway.
,,,ifcpo1T FOR sALE-i6 BY l6; IN GOOD ORDER
and running every day. Apply to G. Hol.LENBECK
CO., 26 South street
VxvANTEp-A SLOOP- RIGGED CENTREBUARD
w Sailboat about 30 feet long; draught not over -
nches must be built Of cedar and copper fastened.
Address stating lowest price, w. A. f., box lao Herald
Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A SAIL BOAT CAT on
w soop rggcd), rs 10 IS feet long, must be sound IN
good order and cheap address, with 2artc ular r. E
box IS Post oaice. Peekskil. N z.
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

ITO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT PRl.
vate House. No, 1885, West Twenty nth street; all
newly painted. Inquire at SS3 West Twenty seventh st.
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

A FURNISHED HOUSES ON FIFTH AVENUE AND
n. other first class locations to rent
NJ A. j. LYNCH 6S Cedar street.