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eod the public indulgence. He then executed fourteen
tricks using apparaiu eaoh-but much of it-and
susng It with skill and The hits Of the evening
were called "The Enchanted Candle" "The Crystal
Trunk" "The sultan's Hands erchief aud The Bower
OF Flora" Several OF rho feats were repetitions
of old aud familiar achievements, which NJ Hartz
made known, in other days. at Dodworth Hall. The
hat the bell the napier. the and the glove may be
mentioned among these They are not the less clever
and amusing however. for being known. With refer
ence to tina secret OF this magoans art We OF
do not assume 10 speak. He puzzles and he peases;
and his earnesncss, quiet playfuness. and adequate
ek invest his entertainment with the agreeable atmes
phere OF eforess art NJ Hlrtz placed much emphasis
feat called "Aerostat Spirtuel" lady, in douoet
and bose, Of white, blue and silver, stands on rest
aud supported two black posts, which touch her "
the elbows under each arm and rest, one on the moor
and one upon four-leggod stool. A liquid purPoru"s
TO be choroform is then administered to her. ana she
sleeps. One post is then removed ana upon '"o
other the lady is SLOWLY swayed to ana iro'-uor
body remaining rigid TIE effect OF this display was
strange. but not pleasing steel rdme-wolk' PROB
ably, il employed 70 eff ct the Illusion NJ hrtS is
strong in the If what perhaps he considers 10 De
minor achievements His discovery Of paper, on which
one az the auditors had written, embedded in bit Of
candle was most gracefully rought and the surprise,
when he washed hands IN water aud tossed 1t upon
the assembage wbeu 1t proved 10 be flowers, was an
rxdnise hit OF magic-not less good for being simple
and Incidental He frequently appauded NJ
IIartz announced that no would give special matinee
on Wednesday OF next week. and send the total pro
e,eds 90 the relief OF the sufferers Memphis and
shreveport.
DRAMATIC MOTIFS,
Mr.. Z. Eddy is acting at Woods Museum as
CoOpor's LeaLicr-Si0c.ifiJ.
Mr. Barnums Great Show will be exhibited
ii New-York the 2O.h inst. Tho new ampbItheater
will oocnny most Of square formed by Twenty
sixth aud Twenty and Madison and Fourth
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THE GRINNELL INJUNCTION MODIFIED.
BLAKE BRorHERs "a 90. PERMITTED THE
SECURITIES DEPOSITED by GEO. BIRD GRISNEIL
&Co
In the United States District Court yesterday,
In the matter OF Geo Bird Grinnel and others Judge
Blatchford gave the following decision modifying the
Injunction, obtained by Henry Myers, restraining Blake
Bros Co. from dsposlng of certain bonds and stocks
In this matter, on tho motion OF Blake Bros. 4 Co.,
let an order be entered modifying the injunction
ALLOW them TO SELL according TO the course OF the New
York Stock Exchange all the stocks and bonds remain
ing In their hands (pecfyng the same) in
the AFFIDAVIT Of W. o. Olcott IA having been deposited
with Blake Bros. Co. by George Bird Grinnell Co.
as collateral security, and to use the proceeds "
they were their own moneys, subject however TO and
reseryng the right and power OF this Court in case
Of an adjudication OF bankruptcy and subsequent
proceedings thereon, TO ascertain aud lqudae liens
ana spec1c claims which have been or be set by
Blake Bros Co I'm respect TO all Of said
and bonds or Of the proceeds Of the same
shai ana dispose OF suoh proceeds and reserving the
right of any assignee in bankruptcy who may DO ap-
pointed herein. to question. by suit otherwise. the
validity OF the pledge of the securities deposited with
Blake Bros 4 Co., by George Bird Grnneli & Co.. on
sept TO- 1873 namely go shares OF the capital stock Of
the Union Paeic Railroad Company 400 shares OF the
common capital stock OF the Chicago and Northwestern
Hallway iy Company; and 10000 OF the peGistered Lake
pany's sinking fund bonds, AID the validity Of
the pledge OF the $4,000 of tho last described
George Bird Grinncll & Co, on Sept. &C. 1873; and
reseryng the right OF such assignee 10 question in like
manner the right OF Blake Bros. Co 70 hold the
Plus securities gwen on one loan for deficiency
other loan and rescrvng the right OF such assignee
compel Blake Bros CO. to account TO him in respect
to the disposition ana application Of the proceeds OF all
the securities deposited with Blake Bros Co..
toned In said affidavit OF Ocott, whether such securi
ties have been already Sold or yet unsod- The mod
ihcatOn &C. TO he subject to the condition that Blake
Bros Co. snail file in this Court, within two days after
the future sale Of any Of said securities state
ment OF the particulars OF the same. provision must
be inserted the order that nothing contained in it
shall be construed direction OF the Court for the sale
OF the securities within tine meaning OF Section ~ Of the
Bankruptcy act or otherwise, implying any assent
by George Bird Grinnel & Co. to sale, far such
Is necessary under the terms OF the
tracts OF pledge. The order will be settled notice 10
the debtors and 70 the pettOnIng creditor.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DONRSTlC MARKETS.

C1avuAsD Dot i3The Gram market .entIcy nowi"S sere
beiuz no Transaction Petroleum fim Standard Nte 10 tor car
iOts
FuORfFANs Oct I3-FiouOuY local 6msnd sscs0i E,irs
$}aS6 25; Double - 50; Treble Rrs ~ pass Fsn
~ 5000 10 Corn 80. Oats qe a. 35aOO ~ az
SALES in store Prime SIS. Choice $50 1'd
Dry sailed MsssSboldes o. Bi"oa nominal sssucT' o,te.
sides Clear lies. ga, Ham, lf0l5c Lad 1u<
Tietce So a9c lOdl09 SurarNothne dong molss>es
Ten bhlG sod Gle Whsky dui LOUISIANA PIC;
Cincipn,H Al OF Cole. % 123e Corn ~ az
Currene4 as Pcen remium Brehan9serng bsos
1Sallg sight 204 u cent premium Cotton pssess
advanced their for COMPRISING ~ pmse'er an t1e agens
sovel the demanded coson blockade
imninenL
WILMINGTON - Spirits Of Tapenne steady st 80 Ron
aut ~ 30 strained Cuie Tepentne a. 81 20 Tor Hard
s. for YELLOW Up sni Virgin. Tsr steady At 81 so
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A REPLY TO DIR. TozEE BY BISHOP cUMNiINs OF
KENTUCKY.
yeo YOri.. oct. 6. 1873.

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: In common with a vast number of
Christian people and especially Of Episcopaans. have
been exceedingly panied to read in your columns this
morning a communication from the late Missionary
Bishop of z,azbar" Bishop HOratlO Potter Of this
city, severely censurng the Dean OF Canterbury for his
participation IN union communion service at the Rev.
Dr. Adamss church. che afternoon OF Sunday Oct g.
The eminent and profound scholar the Dean Of Can
terbury IL able TO defend himself against this attack
But too am a Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church aud one Of Bishops OF the same church
who have participated In the Of this sixth General
Conference Of the Evangelical Alliance. On last Sunday
afternoon OF H. sat at the table OF the Lord, in the
church OF the Rev. Dr. John Han, and partook OF the
Lords supper with hun. aud the Rev. Dr. Arnot OF
Edinburgh and administered the cup to the elders OF
Dr. HALF church.
dany emphatcally that the Dean OF Canterbury
myself violated the ecclesiastical order of the
Church OF England or Protestant Episcopal Church
this country have been guilty OF an act OF open
hostility 70 the discipline OF sad churches There Is
nothing IN the "ecoesi4 stcal ORDER or discipline OF
the Church OF England Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In tins country forbidug such act OF inter
communion among Christian people, who are one In
faith and love- one IN Christ their great Head. The
Church OF England does not deny the validity OF the
orders Of ministers OF the nonE Episcopal churches
Some OF her greatest and nobest diyines and scholars
have gladly recognized their validity For many years
after the DeRlDuuk VI presbyterian
vines were received in England and admitted parishes
without reordnaton, as Peter Martyr Martin Bueer
who held seats professors OF theology uuYers
ties Of oxford and Cambridge.
cannot believe that as Bishop Tozer states the
larger part Of the socaed Evangelical section OF the
piscopaD Church in New-York share in his feeling
know them, the liberal Epscopaaus Of New
rE re;oioa in the action of the Dean of Canterbury
and ,bsnk God for It. When the Episcopal Church OF
Tneand and the United States has been able to clear her
sstxbich NAV God in Infinite mercy soon grant OF
81 d@sdI evil Of Rituasm whose last development Is
The revival OF the Confessional then, and not u then
nav she beeome haven OF rest TO many souls wht
1 q 40 see her the common center and bond o
orgsn,c iplty 70 All Protestant Christendon.
"b~"'0 u'' " GEORGE DAVID CUMNISs,
Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese OF Kentucky
He1o Y0rk. Oct. 10 1873.
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PERSONAL.

Pere Hyacinthe has been elected one of the
three cures in Geneva by the Old Catholics.
The King of Italy has presented to the
Empress OF Austria costly set of jewelry made in
Rome.
The Emperor Of Austria viii visit the Gar
at 81. Petersburg during the holidays OF the Russian
Christmas.
Gen. Garibaldi has just published book,
entitled The Thousand" which gives OF his
expedition 10 Sicily.
The Crown Prince of Saxony was thrown
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.NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
THE LEADING JoURAL OBJ TIE UNITED STATES.
From The Helo- Hapes Palladium.


From, ne Neso Palladium.
THE TRIBUNE, which Is somewhat addicted
70 blowing its trumpet, lt has accomplished
the purpose Of It's conductors and Is now absolutely
and prominently the first newspaper OF the world,
And II must confessed the boast Is not 81
IA IL may at first lt unquestiOnaby, In all mat
relates 10 the collection and publication or news, the
leading Journal in the United states. Its acnievcment
last week in publishing full reports OF the proceedings OF
the Evangelical Alliance dstanced all It's rivals, aud was
a magnificent feat OF journalism. Whatever may be
thought political Views and they are always more
ably expressed than those or or the other
daiies In local news art and literary criticism, for
eign and domestic correspondence IL has dlsanced all
ITS rivals left them here l was never so GOOD
d newspaper as II Ia to-day.
ONLY COMPLETE REPORTS or TIE ALLIANCE.
IRON he Ns1IerRe (b. Cl Ttm>.
The meeting of the Evangelical Alliance IN
NewYork CITY attracts the attention OF all peoples as
we'll as the press Of tho country, and those living al
distance depend upon the metropolitan Journals Tor the
repor OF the proceedings 10 Is strange however that
IiE NEW YORR TRIBUNE should be tue only paper alive
10 the wants the people Of the whole country IN pub
Religious Aspects OF the Doctrine OF Development
WIS the title OF paper read by the Rev. DR.. McCosh
before the Philosophical Section Monday last. This Is
al ect tanning thoughts and arguments interesting
the newspapers OF Gotham did 50 full and complete a
report OF It appear IN THE TRIBUNE
UNPARALLELED REFORMING. EA
From 1Re Eg9Agein
We spoke last week of the reports of the
Alliance given by THE IRIBtNE That which IL began
with such spirit IL has carried 10 completion in "A man
neT worthy OF all praise Nothing like IL has
done III reporting ot Great Religious Meeting In
know In any other IL Ia the astonisnment OF the for
i'm delegates We advise readers, unless they pre-
Ter 10 wait months and pay " for the complete volume
To send Ouoe while the subject Is fresh ana get THE
mucn solid matter they can read probably for good
mouth 10 come
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For Other shin se~s see scooSd Page

AhRIvED. -.
s,.,r.b, c,e- g.rb,e Nv OrI~sas Oct vib miss 's
o Clark ssSeim-n "a =. -
Bars wimHy,on p) slPhen. Boriea1I ~ a'T'"
ballast
Bark Cspella Norb WaresndL BafroN 10 dags, "a bss
Ingss o JeeYl Lofocq. Rio jansro az says Wv "s'
Roads. sith eodec 81.
Brig D. TORY of Boson' HSsss Por, CsOoii. C B. "
days. with cos.
Sehr Young (Of Potlaa. Rh.ri.on syinsr r. td''.
with coal
Nelly Potter. G.ke Wilmington, q. 10 ,, with aa's
WIRD-Sunset Light W.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTs
CH.KtxsroV Oct 13Arrve steamship Ahiari fg- PhFafs
pha; brg W H. PARKS from York; fcr. MsngIs
B,raroa Ngr from Jsck0nrls To- BRIDGEPORT With loss II sis
SAVANNAH lR-Arivef csurship Magnolia No. Yrk
PoRrsNOUrr n n Ot l3A .lsrye nsp,ret 10 hsss
eni YORK harbor ibis afternoon disabled Shs tbs
fishing sizes mS. No particulars have tsr' rer'iyeL
FOREIGN PORTS
ouEEyrovN l3fbe inmaa Lias steamship q " - CberG
Kennedy from oct 4. for Liverpool tYe1 hs II
bra Bsrsni from o. Tor HlB5s afSei ts bs
soTrasSpros Oct, I3-The Germ,n Lvis Lne 'smA+s
snsa sanders from EewYOk L. ir bremen. has touo here
MEMORANDA.
The piotboil IT, Aspaws No II, vas run mo s'b1U
NJ 10 niles r. Highlands bV unknown vessel carving
ugzrg sgTe bow; VS. 0SiI - 'r'S
TO pOr.tO
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from his carriage on Sunday and falling under the
wheels, was severely bruised.
Senator Sumner and President Eliot of Har-
ward College hsye been elected fill vacancies the
Massachusetts Historical Society 49,
Prince Roland Bonapnrte, son of Prince
Pierre and grandnepbew Of Napoleou l.. has been en-
tered rs a pupil at a British naval school
Emile GaborIan, the French novelist, several
OF whose works have been translated and published in
THIS country, died recently Of apopiery
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BISHOP PorrER's COURSE.

Bishop Potter was asked, yesterday, what
course he designed TO pursue in reference to the acnon
OF the Dean OF Canterbury in administering te
ment in form other than that prescribed Dy tne ru'
Of the English, which had been brought 10 MS
INV the Rev DR. Tozer late Missionary Bishop 10 Central
Africa The Bishop declined 10 make any public state
meDt until time came for him 10 act In
with this matter II IL an interesting fact thap Dsnop
Cummings Of Kentucky the sacrament ht
che Ftftb-sve Presbyterian Church, and the heW ~
Freemantle OF the Church Of England assisted III TUG
sdministration et DR.. Booths Presbyterian Church
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To AdversersTbe most permanent popus and proatahe
Advertising is THE TRIBUNE Extra sheets a. proved Do
the uneIamped sale twenty-five thousand OF Bysnyeoa
YESTERDAY OF lis publication, and The steady
demand which still coutBuss rro Tynas Lecture Extra pub
shei nearly ago. Our PAEDerS War BE foe which
greater than the Alliance Extra Indicated viii bs
ready on THURSDAY aud will be ubdsped ID
Wednesday the narabe price Of 81 po~
line Orders by mail should sd With the csb Address
The TRIBUsR, New Yort-
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WEATHER VICISSITUDES.

rrr GREAT STORM on THE NOVA SCOTIA COAST
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia full report of the
damage done by the great storm o. Aug. "a has been
nrepared at the Signal Office In this city, and VIII soon
he made public. The follow ing extract is summing upon
the losses One thousand and thirtytwo vessels r"hch
a5 were small fishing schOoners known TO nave oeeh
destroyed during the oath and 25h OF August In the
neighborhood OF the Gulf Of st. Lawrence ana tho
Atlantic shores Of Nova Scotia, Cape Breton ana Ne"
toundand In addition 10 this large number, over ~
vessels destroyed nv the same storm IN l.s "a ~
before reaching Nova Scotia, making grand tota V ~
hundred and twenty-three lives are dentey rpo
s Lost and the most moderate estimate OF the us
swells this number to nearly SOO whe, rir history
added the loss OF life on land and In the ehrlo 90
OF the cyclone the grand total amounts TO az
lives The records also show that ABOUT wv at ~
we're injured totally destroyed the same ust ~
This STORM The fishing interests OF the unioeu s
hch have fallen with especial severity upon Giouces
ter and other New-Engand towns.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPoEr'
wan DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oP TIE CHEZ sIGsAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Tuesday, OCT IA I" III
Synopsis for the past "a honS. - o.,
The area of high barometer thaI was was, gun, oan-
dav might over the OHIO valley is no" appaieH' W."
rS ID Low barometer that was in Dakota is now north
Ino'gsLe REGION WesteyIy winds and clear weather
I'm lower temperature are reported from .ne ,h
ZION aud Northwest southery winds sa n, s
ONO valley, with clear weather, aho a.syor'' WV
lakes, with cloudy and threatening weather
IN Com, rrooa .,n,ds sastery winds, warmer
foI Itnre and eeaT mr. nortly cloudy weather. For
ne Middle states souhcesteriy pihds ana r'S"V ""P''
IT. New England souh-westerly winds, cloudy ana
tbreatenlng weather. For the ioW.r AHos ,aar,.s
barometer, southwestery winds CLOUDY anu ''''''"s
For he upper lakes westerly winds backing to
weather. For the Ohio Valley. south and west "mu'
aud Gear weather.
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct I3-Ce receipts 5000 heal chiefly Tet1ns .as
low natives Market dull pce veal Pscsers r
ony buyers eSins sold 81 IL 9VtJ 10
chers COWS and 81 l09sJ 25 socke 5jdS3 65 ship
men., 800 head Live hog, dO AM lower ePls 2OO heads
grades 5i0s4 30 t light 81 $685. % ship
given sheep dull ard weak Pt 500 head good 10
extra, SO 7jgfl %.
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THs HorssHoLD PANACRA FAMILY LINNsNr "a The he-s
remedy In t world following Crimp in tnh, nA
psa The stomach bowels sdei rheumatism all ~
cole co fresh wounds spinal c0mpnuts ana
D,n fail IT, Its equal has never be"
ali For internal and eI'efNs use
Sold By all dr1ggiAis
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ARDS-SaLR-On Taei,y Oct ~ the Rev Geo iiuiss
John A. EiWarls Sale daughter Of T. SALE all o. Brook
I'm.
HATCH-HkTCII-On TueIsy evening. Oct T. at the redesee o.
Rnf Hatch by Hugh Miller f6ompson Albert latch 70
Line Il Hatch all Of this city.
PERRY MAyAI-Oct T. 1878 At Kslersyie Monroe Coasy.
BRIDES father BY Rev. r. \ Hurst
Dunmore Penn Prank w Perry OF Waterbury W. W Me- fsA
l., n anal formerly Of Brooklyn.
VTRG -COHNRRT-ln Brooklyn Oct II, lS13 b. Rev oS
I.ussnsnn Yrgen to Boe. second daUglte<
MontE COhlor esq, all VI Broosiyu
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Fifty men have been discharged from the
Have 5ealu shops Brandon. W., owing mosey 10 the
financial embarrassment OF railroads and tue VV"'0
uuent cOuntermandlns OF orders
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The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broii"ayl; a,elT bot ssn
the whole heavens AID startled the metal phs
sndn b4cksmits gith ~ rolling Aandor
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Suecial NoIlces

Iiberui Rcpublican General Commttee.-A speosf
meeting all be held head4aAreS. ABB teaeh
ave, TilIS CruesdAyl EVENING. a. O'Clock.
THOMAS X. STEWART. Preadent
AsHKR BARNETT, Sacrst.,ies
D. A. ANDERSON.
Tventy-arst Assembly District Republican Assoeis-
flOn-A meeting Association viii be held a. Toe
LINCOLN HALL Oneha1dgcsn teenthsi Gni ih 'o %
II ESDAY EVENING H. o'elack for the pafpose o. @
Republican Good speaker VIII be "a
10 address meeting All citizens Of This dSici "a nYOt So
soyerumsn prize plss Republican parry are
q attend. ""' nav '''
BaSL PAGE. Secretary.
Dunyilie q CO.. Royal Irish Dissiller'es ~ M I.
lna ars The largest holders Nbsk Ia She w"r Ine W $50
W. ,.nsiJ hy The Medical Profession IN preierones -
FRENCH Brandy Supplied Casks OF SsssA ""SN ''- "-
3 hroad..i New lOrk
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NIRRIEU

False science speech at tis FTniih sAa@s "
Pa Ike q jIsn TEiBySE LxcrJRs EXTRA No D
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The speaker concluded by saying that the whole scheme
WAS such OF ncongruties and Absurdities to
BIO utterly beueath the dignity OF crltcism
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DIED,

al Notices Of Marriages must be iadOrsed WAh laH
name and address.
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Our
NEW OPERA

HEw OPERA
HAT.
bo.a aee spring affair which breAEs dowa jasi she's
a. and always the but portable stYl4h Rsn
m .heh eau be put pocket comfortable foe travelling
ing gear aod very much aeeded
wARN0CK Co..
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lain. ,ry etisen has selEespect enough
- ~ ,n pettoung the Governor OF The State Of Nes
80 sa( zoe MAYO Of this ANnRkW Ia GkkhN.
The JOHN PoLHRMUs. I09 Sssss..
Lundborss Recherche Perfumes. Natural saa LasiaE
Po-t-Omce Notce-Tbe Rsope. Vie
lng sATURDAi oel la 1873 ~. close Al MS ehes rCh
RAY ~ WEDNESDAY at l0s and Ia THURs-
va Tu0S, Ia JAaEs PSssu..ser>
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

Any GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRING A RE-
IA hned social home In a family of two persons with
pleasant Acovo Room, may call at &C Lexington ave
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER REsoRrs.-ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL.
w Nassau, N. r., Bahamas will open November I.
l3 Persons desirug TO the rgors Of Northern
ntcr can obtain circular containing u Information w
York.
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
VUHERE TO SPEND THE PLEASANT
w months OF autumn.
Leighton House.

Newman Springs near Re Bank n: Jq
beautifully situated high ground overlooking ths
Shrews sbury River miles nom Long Branch sur
hciently distant from the coast to allow vegetation 20
grow great yet not too lar TO prevent e
EN- air. which IL here inhaled without
the chilling effect oil the cold experienced upon the oeacn
This house open al the year and cspaoe OF M n,t
modatng than 100 guests IL conducted on lne nus
liberal plan while the charges are only ha o,e seonSs pS
equal ente rtainment at Long Branch me no",S
extend mile along the wooded banks o, the e sm
comprise numerous rustic arbors pleasant snauy ,mr
bes and flowing iron spring p1ise.sna POSES cronet lawns
boa ing fishing salt watc bathing baTds anu s
The cuisine is under The charge OF an experienced
cook. ,,, A. .,, ,h. ,iac.
FREDERICk Bkk1EtN fropirc.V,.
For six wears steward of the CLUB House a Ut
Park and laJtery of the kn1cRerDocAer "'AO' '" wv
nue., New York -----------
uvIypERMERE HOUSE. GREEywooD LIKE
w s,soes connect az Monroe with 8 A. NJ ana foV L. ~
Trains sHoin ''" LYN. JENNESS,
Proprietor.
Post ONCE address, Monroe, Orange county, N "
yrypsr END HOTEL FORT WASHINGTON,
w "'- - Opposite the Palisades
charming surroundings ana elegant ACCOMMODATIONS
MreASo"A''' '"'o' " CHARLES H. SHELLEY.
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

TJOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP.
- ton VIII be taken IN part payment for Board and
luton IN frst class seminary tor young ladies' Adj
Office
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST 8s-QUADRUPLE SHEET
BOAROERs WANTED.


A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS OR SINGLE GEN
IA temen can have entire Second Floor and Parlor
and BedI oJm third with Board in brown stone house
lS West Forty street; occupied by owner ro ms
handsomely furnished and all the appointments modern
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

DERMANENT BOARD WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY
Il young gentleman and wife, between Third and
seventh avenues; terms not to exceed SIS per
Please address, giving particulars, W. NJ b. No. 8 Bond
street. y
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

VORKvILLE.- EXTRA FINE ROOMS ON SECOND
second street
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

4 NY GENTLEMAN WANTING A HOME, ELEGANTLY
"A furnlshed, with every comfort and entire indepen-
can obtain it by nay g1Sa pTlce ,1r nS n,n SAME
Branch office. y ~ r
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUP YING THEIR OWN
"A house VIII rent with first class Board, two double
and one single Room, singly suite. 60 Lexington
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

- Meman and wife, with Board, between l24th and
and l3Oth streets and Third and Sixth avenues; tel ms
station l. - '
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMAN
L and wife. obtain fOard in q Venteel private
lily. near Fortyeighth street Address WILLIAMSON,
Herald office. '-f
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

COUNTRY BOARD-AMONG THE CATsKILL NOUN,
~ tains; pleasant drives, romantic walks, plenty Of
shade trees; trout ream the house; good plain
table with plenty OF milk and vegetables milton
street. Board 81 per weok.