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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

TH1 WAY WITH ALL OF TH1x.ASeveral
years ago . farmer living near Glencoe
becoming Discontinued, sold his farm and
moved to Nebraska. He tried various
parts Of that stste, al Of which he found
infinitely inferior to MINI esots. He then
went to Missouri, and liked that no better
than Nebl aska. He returned here lest
Friday, intending TO make Minnesota his
future home ''if he knows himself aud he
thinks he does" ;n,, -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02
AN IMPORTANT SUIT.

See advertisement in another colum,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS :

County superintendent Of Common s schools
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

Qu1l1 '-Suppose that % . rVsult ofths
present panic, dspositors should feel pa-
easy and prefer having the custody Of their
own money or investing it in some IN.
doubted securities, how long could bank
with only $1,000 capital be able to stand
run?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

THn blnstH OF n Pacific engine Wills
lie yesterday lnordng 10 lrighlen q
COW of Of tho track, SCARED u lazy
boarding house cook out ~ bed IN
hour before hls tInlGpVd tho Qqtrqnr
who formerly sworo ~ the eullnerY
chiefs Incidence, wheeled about aud
swore NJ hls unwontod activity v
A wAnog, Ioadcd with wood broke
down on tho corner Of Commerce ana
Murkot streets, yesterday afternoon
and wonhhwIo WIS rldlhg ou the
wagon With lhe driver oSeIolmod, ipi
she raised herself or OF The ground
oner q picturesque rnlI "Dnrn your
buttons, didn't | tell you that stolen
wood would git Us ina Hcrnpo"
TWoguns, n lstol 0ndApolr of sud
delbNgs, containing partly oaicn
lunch, was found under u tree near the
rIycrycstmdny, by anesiowowan, On
the bunk of tho river, the dlscoyorcr Of
the articles under the tree also found q
pair Of OLD icnns pants and blue cont,
and although she remained In the
nelghborhood lhe whole Of the after
noon, there was no claimant put In
an appearance, for the same, 2
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CRUSHED 70 DEATH,
A llearlrcudevIng Scene,

~ --sa u. a, a-..t a IA.
AZ train No. o was approaching Mes
quite on the Pacific Road, yesterday
morning, and when fonr miles dis
Idle of the station the cabooss loft the
truck and WIS prcclpliatod down Il
four feet lll turning completely over
IN It's descent, AZ the momcntof the
accident, Mr. George r. Bochmcf The
superintendent Of the tanks Of the
road was standing on thcplNIlorm and
Jumped to the ground in hopes Of o.
Gaping danger, hut his foot striking
some distractions, he stumbled aud
tpll aud shocking to relate, the coboosc
rolled on hIn!, killing linn Instantly,
Ills remains were brought to this clly
,ast evening, and when hroughtin the
prescroc.of his wife the scene WAS
hGart-rcndcring, He will be taken to
Marshall for lntprmcnt
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REMOVAL.

On Saturday next, the
Z 18th inst, The Dallas Her
aid will DO removed to the
third story Of tho new
building OF Mossrs. Clark g.
Bryan. corner Of Main and
Lasparl streets. Tho bust
ness office will be in the
first room No. Il of the Sec
2qaalsssqEy. 11nhdl2AI
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nam M0nH.

40 ,,a,e ,he facilities and 'he "o'"'
men 20 do a-good "orl' AMI ~ "
,o.. u,ss ~ @n ~ done p'SHhf'''
n.a We mean 10 II" H. hF'"S YOU
Pine ION worl, 10 TnE DALEY HHH'
an OFrIor. CORNER Elm aud is""''
Inn streets,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

That whispering'aH areund ttown-what is
ite Gentleman talking about the good liv-
ing at the most popular Hotel in Dallas.
Which, the Commercial House., ~
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.lnu,cniS&s
aDLOIY. ASbrIUE. I
,Ir. ~. m. Hnnrko.

gol shreveport, u olrepin9rl@q1 "s'h' 'o'
mat CITY, to whom parties desiring 'udN'''
tIso In oraubscrbc forTin HERALD "r' '''
specially referred
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

German, French, English md Spanish
lessons given by Il. lloldorl, Lamar street,
between Elm and Main. 'rupis may call to
make arrangements 10 commcnCc. .8jdlw
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OYstors.

RECEIVED EVERY DAY BY, EMPRESS.
only SO hours FROM Bultimors, ~ tho depot
opposite the PostollicG Our oysters, being
put up expressly for Us, are frozen as soon as
taken from the shell, packed ON Ice, and
shipped on the lightning express from bultl-
moro. Al st. Louis and Parsons they are re-
packed in Ice, and viii arrive here MS fresh
ms though just taken from the shell Hotels,
restaurants aud families supplied ON the
most liberal terms. lSoi oysters. freJlt from
the shell call on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

MI e. ar
n, sS H E. Eg J.s ..y slaS. ESS
"e'1' \ f'9'"'Ipr' W III
FoN 4 Fnlegd w l,euie ! n 2 Fore7lgl
lilbyd'l'Iii 'lhdnusi Zoo Wm FlHht'
W
F.t. q /
,d22osleh v, IIIG8E,9glgsg NJ iRlgGEIoJ' y
9gdod 4 v aaiO,i AN " iiEIlla piAr'S 4"
fuunW Crllilih ~,
lloWp, v N, lH3ne,, M lI4 ,yi,l, 4 { II
li0g5 Il N iiobson RS llnndoy n lligIdS
n III llm~hnr MI ilnil ~ llOwnli " Z,
lInyhra " llnlcneren II llnil i w HPtl
isuno y llrnlcy u lloylcs r w llnlcll . y
leYI acn o II lloict, LIP I a IVY
lluNus ~ llngl'E ~ llnH'ick " hhwlm y
y1iol lhpilr,i llall Al HAT u lGihot Dot
liel lIendwsoirAi IN lidh
sInbody Ms Mary o& lnboiy MISS Mary
lnbudy Oscar
.TtIl It.f sf 81 r,tl.
johnson M,m hunloi. lonnsol Mlhs Ann,
III Iinhllh Nllf Nlilit Ibllin INilN " 49,,
j Williamson umlllumi Jones y u Jacobs
kinbullnli lnSon Z III JHrkson warren
X
elyAgggn En r. \ az q SlIgrE c NJ
fnl; King irnrco (cOlJi KING O.
Low Miss Al Logan urorgo 3; Lewis Mrs II
Lucy Miss Irunic, Lacy hnmugli Lazy
Mathew; lAnondro Mr. Lytlo y ~ logan III
LIlIem Tonnyi fdpttWH, IIIf
i NaiNd ~ M LIIs
Nixon a W Mrs, MeElgg'ry MJG Mcber-
milt Adncll Mrsi Mllno Alexi Marley ,Au-
,s 1s ilessSs Sr A. s d @g'Ri; ~;
Mnunllprl Emma MRS. Monlgom,,E W We,
AIllslor Gto l.; Morrison oioo H. McDonnld
II a, Muck JnnpH; MnsOn James, MlliirS
John; Mcdowell j q. Dr2i Mnnclt JUS Mc
M ta"S II "; Ma,si NolIS'E Mis-;
Mi.yMSiy" Xy!"ESSEams S,EMiycgeh6Soni
Mcdowell u a; Marsh Thos q MCCALL Ger
iuna Mrs; McEImb}ry Wmli Mitchell W A
y Ng"'gh E%'ilrN " luNI
Nanny u ~ Norton u; Ncclly j. Norwoon
Mrs kowmnn Nonh'
Omcll John u; Orr i W; O1hughlin Mike;
owen n IT. OWonncll Pat ornolt Toni
Olson W o.
y
Pryor Ashton; plltnnn & q; Pollard EllAn-
beth MIS-; Proctor + NJ .; PmnH Fndcricki
FINK j; Pryor ,lollIt pollllgJnlA,Ai, pniWrl'
lok pl.1hiburIJ SaliH; I'pl' rs PlttegS?il
Rubt i; plnltruburg Sclhy; Iickttt u ~
Peters y a; Darwin WIlli Pond William
QIr.Hf H1rt
. .nn,ttIpa !.
.sIa. n -rlutirH
Ramsay u 4 Mrs Reynolds VSnihin Mrs
Russell 4 NJ; RobariSpll a. llnbolupn ~ W;
nIn, II IL. RlIn Innnr Rnssul AllrhNnl. liInh-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

4 sploudldstocls OF new mllllneryanddT
goods TO be closed out cheap, on Lama
strcetbctwcon Main and Elm street. asala.
nWdlWlmW
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LIST OLE LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoflice at Dallas, Texas
on Friday, Novcmbcr IA, which, If not taken
out within one month nom the above date
,gtll H. sent 90 tllc Dsad Letter Office, Wash.
instonsD, G,'Is0 ,l9gyi2 ella .
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Franklin ~ Penn arc receiving new goods
every day. o. n t4GinVJbI
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essence of IoveIiuess.

I Sparkling wilt a brilliant eye, intellectual
/ vivaeity, graceful manners, q sound heart, II
all combined la Il sweet tempered womaIf,
constitutes the essence of female lovelness.
But thesat charms cannot be claimed in Ill
health, ifannoyed With some trouble pccu-
liar TO tile sex. III you wish the above charms
procure English Female Bitters and be cured.
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ron mENT.

ThcshuI,dlng. G0rneP VI tini
and Houston Streets now "c'"'
p.ec by the iierpid eiiice' l'oN-
session given neN' mo"""s
EoyeniDsrE1ib. FOR iern'S' "p-
ri, 80 slerald 0NifP' I'D aua
hNt l1ie anitcniSs."
.sgianliid bnn--l9l4Sint .f'Il
Fmii'inoiToaai HrSnIc. '''
alyH'f fEN .0.4l-l-l-- fiuHuI
.,al rwelvs loia zone blooI'), On lhe pl'H''lnl
busnaN street Of heloNpol llo''N'll0' "'
qhe. Cqlpul JnlgYud, ln DALLAS county W.
s,lo At low prIccs' Apply 10 n,.
wv" w JOHN W.AWlNDELls,
lylbllf 8IlN 1E8 9l.f '''"F' 0"'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

Where optople get good liquors? There
is but one place and that at the Commercial
Hotel bar. 1ta. II Always polite and atton-
tive, w .a..aasga l.l!aAlag,ln.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

Brick Store House Tor Kent. H
The store house now occupied by the under
signed Also, the front Office up Stairsin the
same building, iorplaily occupiedby Field n
Nowlan.
l7Sitfiil dH3HH PRATHER &FMURPIIY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15
puTlll4Icy weather,

'atl ta..N H I..f Ni
SOME cases Of phnolmonlo.
ssdETmlsls the Great Circus day.}lfl
Two THOUSAND country lassies and
g9Faltlics will heiin to-day. sli Isifi
FIRST quality of colds with some
second class throats to entertain 'cm.
w AGoop man need not bc afraid to
die. Handsome Dallas girls ought to
uf be ashamed to dye ""il itit'f
..ta,IHE. prospect to attend church to-
morrow, llnderumbrclns is exceeding
ly fine.
TIIE ice wagon with itspair of hand
some and powerful span of greys, will
be sold to day at auction by Messrs,
Hill, Shields & Co.
WRgsTWNGn lalches,i ysclioQl boys
in this city, terminate in broken arms,
and II will be fortunate if it ceases this
side efbrokepy backs sQr6rH
81 "A FEW Of our scitizenss were attract
ed to Forth Worth yesterday, to, see
ne. magniilccht intellectual perform
anc9' dfa foot'racc. ""''n'" z
A MAN fell from the top to the bot
tom of the Stairs leading to hS0dd
Fellows hall yesterday, without re-
cclligA The astinjury. AHY9o
MOORE, the open air notion auctions.
,eer, olithe corner Of Main audeJ eiler-
Son Streets, Is AZ odd Iii hls business
s1,tfAn4aetioiis as he Is indohiltable in
conducting themI F0S883%3G
III tNIpngAy, ofthe Fort WorthStnnd-
ard, tested the temperature OF our No
vember atmosphere yesterday, and
carried baek figures Of o,irgrowth that
seemed like romancing.
aItI ,So,fEof .tha freight received at the
depot is marked in II manner to indi-
cate that the marker was just drunk
enough to practice twisting Chinese
;oi, text Into Hebrew with stomach-ache
in his elbow.
A BABY was lost out of Il wagon COM
ing into this city yesterday, and its ab.
EF,Seneq was mot discovered until the
wagon hndheen driven five miles from
Stbespot where the precious cargo had
csspilt but. y sl w. q.
&asn'HE lPuNERAL cortege Of Mrs. Crutch-
field wisoneof the largest that ever
attended any funeralin thiscty ~,
kIASSrsiSls cateoey your pulmonary chests
this month and your money chests
these TINES. ""9.i'" 40 .'"fa'
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Walkers Tonic Bitters.
Best tonic known IorchillS, feyers, consti-
patton and indigestion. For sale in Dallas
by -. FENDLEf, sd,
!. ls9lcn, II 9flHABH oaps Saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15
AZ a Eapvu;u.

- I at a Garhn1M. :
Commercial Hotel for s,,le' at n bargain,
iroritms iogfeet OH Elm and 100 feet on JEFF
fersop epeet+f95 liaaE
2O9dtf $. d. BLAKE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15

: IJ-.n Mes Il j; Davidsohr; DuiSy Thes; Dan
lei 4, ", Dickerson NJ w; Dennis III l.; Dichey
Lou; DanielJ l.; Dickson +; Denton e;
Dond j 4. Deger e.. Douglas a; lDaNlst Is II
Dorgherty II Ii; DOinn Ii.
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|, SklunerA lhcrtT Shane TT; Shlcdormonu
IGuneliiar "; Snider Crcson; Self T. >; S!Nn-
lpv'lingat: kluart Il M:StcVous II G. SANDERS
Harvey; Nm tn HeilrE SluHrd John r. Sha-
lev "; Sthlay James a; scott jack; SpillCrS
L W; simon j: Shaarrcr John; SnrHtJ u;
Lewis NJ; simpson Lionel; Sunmcy Morrison
SIhmman Mis- VI ~ simpson n Sanders
Roburl;Smi "a ~ Staples Mrs Rosie; SIT
noon ) u; scott Samuel i; Shields 81; Sheil-
born IJi sweeney TiIlmnni Shmmley W Nor
risOn SNOW " ~ sanders W IL.
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Taylor Amanda Mrs; ThonmsnNyld; Tay-
lor Ii j; M uynpnl d. G; Tller john; lilhiny
Laurent; Iinsslcy Alehil,tl Alisst. Trgg Mary
\ Mrs; Thompson n ophelIa Mrs; linwcli
II \; Thomas Tasch; Thompson Trim Thom-
az Volncy G.; Townsend w j; fHiiaiciid
Warren; Townsend Walsh.
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s(lolSesgW IL; Cranstop VIM; Cotton VIA;
cockreh W;Clafk WlI;lculisn Nm, Camp
bell; Miss; Casper NJ; Caller Mattie Clark NJ;
cowan l.; Grain I; Sleyenger l. b; Cleveland
| .I'C; Cochran Jas NJ; Clienault John; Cassell
q 4; Chapman II; Craig Geo IL; Carter q ID;
S9ksr " gao II ~ S}nshaw ~ c9t
Cooinbs +; Clark Il; Cox AtcountryJ Al
| Coward d l.. .lsx
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Atheton II L; Ak Chas; Arson Henry; Al
len doe; a nd j ~ Alexander Lts Arwine
James; -AiStortJ h; AliierI soni 1; Armstrons
W z; Abbott VIM; Allen w NJ; Antrim y;
Anderson j L; Aspial o W. "a
]FIHIl,J IgR Gifi'B NV II}
Barley Alfred; Bales 4 p; Bell W P; Brown
j; Browning Mrs G II; Burgess ID C;Bancroft
Bali Caleb; BurI G Y b; Bompart Fr;lnk;
brown Geo; Boyd @ +; Brit X %; Balding q
NJ, Beauchnmp II E;-BlwkstpeGW;. Brad
j lx;y Bolbs 1sf,s f,6ihrhss Nv, hhSyl John;
BIchinan IL; Barrett l.; Donfor l.; Burns Nj
j; Black NJ; Brooks n j.; Burton NJ Z; BLOCK
l.: Baird X "A; brown X Nj; Brady TT; hall
Thos;, Bailey, 4 NJ; Bankers 4; Blunt W 4;
Bryant WIN daiNtN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who has travelled
very generally over this State, and
whose correspondence is extensive, re-
y, regards the clerks of the Dallas post
,'a Office as the most gcntlemanly in their
attentions ofany he has met with in
his travels.
,.cJ@ ospisdyl in ithiseity deposited
five dollars and . triile overihNa news
paper boxsin front of a store, thinking
{Jat9Hsdtasle. was iutended 70 receive
volunteer contributions for the
heathens. The "heathens'' that got
that monty @eret the newsboys.
-!sR A CANARY BIRD, which escaped from
its cage fourteen months ago in this
19Jeiiys rdurncd,A yesterday, with the
same drab-colered feather in its tail
iss.,,sand the sahie swectssongs from its bill.
IT is the property ola lady on Pacific
avenue.
RESIDENTS of Lamar street, wlio
lgI'ppye been daily refreshed with the
tbneful 'annshncehlent on a'vegetablt
vendor. that be had turnips, report the
" Observation-Disclosures of thh music
and its substitution by another equal,
fefvid SPECTATOR on 'squashes ready
~ for bilin'r
FIFTEEN families from Ihdianola ant
Port Lavaca came up on the morninj
4 = ~
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IJ0i FOR PELHAM PARK
Great sale MONDAY, Sept Is. 1871

IJ0i FOR PELHAM PARK
Tran leaves North New York at 10 80 A. M, sharp
Great sale MONDAY, Sept Is. 1873,
Building Lots for all.
Now Is the time to secure Homestead III
The best chance to buy home invest ever offered
The Harlem River and Port Chester Gairoad, with
depot In tho centre of the Pelham Park tract and within
through the most charming portions of westchester
county with views of costly country seats fine farms
and seaside scenery the charming in the vicinity
Of New York, and the lots will be within fifteen minutes
asf Harlem Bridge and fortynvc minutes Peck slip.
LOO lots bearing fruit and ornamental trees
AwATER FRONT OF NEARLY ONE MILE.
Terms very easy Ten per cent on day of sale, and
thirty per when deed is delivered; the balance
three years
The locality is noted for its magnificent views,
osaaaful scenery and unsurpassed heathfulness 1t
affords the finest boating and fishing and bathing in the
vicinity Of New York. For suburban residence Pelham
Park cannot be exceed. The ground is well drained,
the locality Of the heahest in the country and the
opportunity for cheap homes the best ever offered 10 men
Of moderate means.
For further particulars call the oeace of the sa.ur
LAY Review, l2lt street Third avenue mr. at
the Office Of the westchester Union and Tasslat Nor
risania. Title warranted free ana clear.
Regular trains will run in a few days, connecting
~ Harlem with express boats for the lower part OF
the city The lands in the neighborhood are being
rapidly improved and II is predicted that the Prices OF
lots Will double In year. The land offered tor sale Is
Adjoining Of the charming summer residences
ocns .ithin few hundred yards 81 the spoh and the
esegant grounds Of Mr.. John Hunter adjoining
the day should be stormy the sale will take place
me next fair day.
tor free passes cali on
PAGE &CRAwF0RD. Aucdoneera No. 2,25A Third av.
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DROPOsALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIRE
i Alarm Telegraph in the cities Of Washington and

OrrrcR BOARD PUBLIC WORKS d. c.
WASHINGTON, Sept l. 1873
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until.
M. the st day of october, 1873 for the erection OF
system Of fire alarm telegraph including all labor and
MATERIAL fire alarm boxes with the necessary circuits,
wires, machinery and appurtenances REQUIRED to place
the system in thorough working order agreesby TO an
act OF the Legislative Assembly Of the District OF Colum
ba approved June 26 1873 and in sccordance with the
specifications, and mainly In accordance with diagram,
both Of which be seen and will be explained at room
No IL Columbia Buildings
equal to the use and, to secure that the success
contractor will be required to enter into good aud
sufficient bond tor the full performance Of the contract
Bids must be accompanied by penal bond legally
certified to, in the sum of i've thousand COOO dollars
that the bidder will accept and perform tue contract
awarded him.
HPayment will he made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board in
The contractor shall keep the In good working
order tor . term OF two 2 years after completion ad
twenty M per centum OF the amount contracted for will
be retained until the end OF the said two 2 years
guarantee therefor ,.
Proposals must be enclosed IN q sealed envelope, en-
sfApNs 'snu aua''S1 ALEX. r. SHEPHERD
-" '.'''e' Vice PRECEDENT Board M PiDic WorkA
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A Ii WANTING FARMS-FoR SALE, TO FARMERS,
"A gardeners and farm laborers from the Old Country,
good Lands virgin SOIL at $25 six years
credit The soil Is good productive oam near the great
markets Of New York and Philadelphia, by railroad,
where from 20 to 40 acres constitute good farm when
quantity and variety of fruit sent to market than
from any other place OF equal area in the United States
1t s In the midst OF thriving community, with good
roads, stores schools and manufactures female mem.
berB Of families and others procure good work at
sewing shoe work, button making, clothing work
and other branches Many English, Irish and Scotch
lies away from sin and temptation Numbers Of garden
ers from the vicinity of New York Locating Vine-
land for farming and business purposes is one of the
most prosperous places In the country Farming
profitable than at the West, account the
apply to JOHN b.: PAGE o2 Park place. two doors from
bon will be sent free Of charge
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-
COUNTRY BOARD.

T BERGEN POINT, 80 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK,
IA lady will keep her residence open all winter
can be accommodated at her well spread table and in
comfortably furnished Rooms Address COMFORT, boy
1856 Herald office.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE I'M.
~ provement of Jones' Falls, North Calvert street.
BALTIMORE August 80, 1873
Proposals invited for the Graduation, Dredging,
Masonry and Timber Foundations the line of this
plans will be exhibited and specifca ATOMS with forms
office.
Bids for the above work will be received until wednes.
TO attend. WIN. III. GAICHELL,
SAMUEL H. ADAMS, Commissioners.
ROBT s. BEETLEY,
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE CHEAP
a With between and acres Of Land, in good state
Of cultivation, with plenty of Fruit and shade
buildings new; only Ave minutes walk from depot at
Mousey, Rockland county, n Y. For further particulars
INQUIRE OF W. H. WELLS CO., lilo Cannon street, New
York city.
fN0UNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-3k MILES FROM
~ Peekskill, at Lake Michigan; new House and barn,
with II acres Of high Ground; for gentlemans resi-
aence or hotel purposes unsurpassed price half
cash. Address OWNER, box l84 Herald Uptown Branch
Of1ce.
ENOR sALE-FIvE HOURS FROM NEW YORK, TWO
miles from village, churches, schools &c, Farm Of
100 acres, about hall improved balance good timber;
ream Of water house, barn and plenty OF frait must
be sold tmmediatey mistake in price, 81 500 Also
Farm Of 60 acres; house and barn about 25 i'm
2reved, with fruit; price $700 Apply to NORRIS Isl
bouth street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

DOARD-FAMILIES OR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
ID wishing Board at reasonable rates can obtain
It by going little out of the city, only 4e minutos rd
by horse 20 bv New York Cen raj Rail-,
road; pleasant grounds and house and good Board.
Address H. H. box ~ Grcenville (N ~ Post Office, bog
229 Herald office.
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10 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
~ Large, unusually desirable Rooms with superior
Board private table If desired also vacancies for
tlemen location unexceptionable; references.
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IL To let, with Board, large, handsomely furnished
second story front Room with without hall Room.
Also back Parlo families or a party OF gle gen
temen terms moderate.
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fyHARMING VILLA, STABLES AND ABOUT 40 CITY
Lots high healthy; Fordham, near Jerome Park and
Central Boulevard; steamboat and railway communca-
lions easy price 5000; banter will be rented until
cold POTTER BROTHERS,
No. Warren street and Fordham.
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CO WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET.-A VERY DEsIR.
LU able Second Floor to let, with first class Board
also Rooms for gentlemen and wives and single gentle
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM OR SUIT
"a for gentleman and wife Board for lady only,
with young widow lady, living alone, Thirty
eighth street and Broadway Address Mrs. DISCRE-
TION. box 142 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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DARTIEs DESIRING SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS,
l. without meals with private table, be accom-.
modated door to Grand Hotel references
tionable. No. SO West Thirty-nrst street
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PRIVATE FAMILY IN ONE OF THE BEST PO.
a stons in the city will let suit OF Rooms entire
Floor together separately, with without rrvatc
able. Address, for three days, S. NJ, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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NY PARTY HAVING ONE OR TWO HOUSES FOE
IA sale cheap, who will take part ash and part Low
priced choice city Lots, at cash price, may hear of
aid Office,
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BOARD wANrED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ID ut quiet farm house, within hours Of city, for
week or two; moderate terms Address QUIET. Her
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II TIL STREET, WEST, 32S.-NICELY FURNISHED
lf large front Room, fire and gas SIS for two with
Boards large hall Rooms $s to s9 table unexceptona-
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

40 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET-HAND-
ITO somely furnished Rooms with superior Board
house brown stones fine location Broadway cars pass
moderate references.
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10TH STREET, WEST, lA-PLEASANT FRONT
Id Room. with Board for two gentlemen, SIS; Hall
Room S. good table; few boarders; location central
and convenient