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louisiana.
KELLOGG MAKRs A sTArv,rprr

hhLIO6G MAKES A eTATEMENT,
NEW YORK, October I.-An address of KeI-
logg to the people OF the United States is pub
lished here to-day. He declares that no act
authorizing the issue Of bond has been passed
during his administration. The only bonds
issued by him were SIC and 125 of f1 600, au :
thorized by previous acts, the frst issue being
made obligatory by the judgment OF the Su-
preme Court, and the second on advice OF law
ofncers OF the state. The floating debt of pre-
vious administrations has been reduced from
$500, 600 to 81 100000. Since January. 1874,
the current receipts have been within s67 900
OF the current expenditures. We have largely
reduced the state expenditures and confined
them strictly within the limits of our revenues
and we have repealed over $500, 700 OF contin-
gent liabilities. All this has been effected by
us without aid from those who arrogantiy claim
TO represent all the virtue and Intelligence of
the state, and while contending against yio-
lence within the state borders and organized
villfhcatlon abroad, and while the very exist
ence Of the government was being threatened.
The address gives history Of the troubles in
tsaz' charging fraud IN the conduct Of the cleo
ceived majority Of the votes cast.
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CrIsfeId. NId ON EIre.

broke out an hour ago in the oyster house Of
Joseph COlbourn. It is spreading rapidly, and
threatens TO destroy the whole place.
Second Dispatsh.l
CRIsFIRLD, MD.-The FIRE was arrested after
destroy ing the large oyster houses of dos. Col
bourn, VIM. COlbOUrD, j. w. Mulligan, Ray
field & Riggens, Bradshaw * Leeis COuger *
Riggens, and j. +. Riggens. The dwellings OF
Messrs. Ballard and Iiiggens were also burned
The telegraph company removed their instru-
ments from the railroad depot, which, how
ever, escaped damage. The loss is estimated az
SIS, 600; insurance, Sl3 900. Most of the oyster
men burned out have located I'm a new quarter
and there VIII be no interruption TO business.
The following are the insurauces: Manhattan,
of New York, 8, $50; PhGnix, of Hartford,
$3.50. The balance OF the insurance was in
the Franklin, American, and Pennsylvania, all
OF Philadelphia.
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Political Rnias

Tie Republicans Of the Jth Congressional
district Of Ohio have nominated Reynolds X.
Little, OF DelphCs.
Sew Jersey has nominated eN-J udge Erederick K
II. Tease for Congress.
Senator B.OwniOw Is announced himself as
candidate for Congress in the II district OF
Tennessee.
The peoples convention OF the 9th Missouri
District has nominated Tor Congress Col. z. A.
Thompson, q wealthy farmer and republican.
The Albany IN. ~ Express, calculating tn a.
the republicans will elect the next United
states senator, recommends the Hon. Lyman
Tremaine, NJ. G., as deserving party support
Congressman Phelps, OF the 5th New JERSEY
district, has Just returned home from his yart-
non IN restored health, and will az once BEGIN a
thorough canvass Of his district. No Candidate
has been named in opposition TO him as h.s
course II the last Congress seems 10 have satis-
Eco All parties among bis people, but the name
SiAoTam D Hewitt, son in-law o. Peter Co0per
o. New York, has been mentioned a. q po.sibIa
Candidate on the democ -afic sida
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
GREAT FIRE IN SARATOGA.
The Grand Hotel I'm Flames.
The Grand Union Threatened.

NEw YORK, october IA dispatch from
Saratoga says the upper story OF tue Grand
Hotel Is on fire.
The FIRg SPREADING.
SARATOGA. y. Y. October IL n. m.-ADOut
II O'Clock this morning fire broke out I'm the
south wing of The Grand Hotel. II spread vita
grest rapidity, and has now reached the front.
The FIRE department are fighting Il with great
desperation, and may save a portion OF the
Broadway front and west Congress street wing
hut IL is hardly probable. The National and
Grand Union stables and the Columbian Hotel
are in imminent danger.
TBE GRAND UNION HOTEL IN DANGER.
SARATOGA, october l, 1.30 y. m.-The front
of the Grand Hotel is now in flames, snd the
rate Of the building is sea ed. A heavy west
sind prevails. Strenuous efforts are being
made TO save the Grand Union Hotel, which =
row in great danger. Help has been telegrA Aphed
for.
THE FIRE UNDER CONTROL.
SARATOGA, October IL - y. m.-The Grand
Hotel fire is now under control. The Union.
Congress, Columbian, and National hotels are
out of Danger.
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EnreIgn Notes.

THE DEBTS OF IHk PRINCE OF WALES NOT
PAID BY HIS MOTHER.
LONDON, October This mornings Timss
denies the truth of the report recently current
that the debts Of the Prince OF Wales have
been paid by the Queen.
THE JUNIATA AT CORFU.
The L. s. steamer Juniata arrived az Corfu
Tuesday.
TIE CARLIsTs GOING TO POT.
LONDON, October l.-Adyices from the north
OF Spain say that there are signs of a breaking
up OF the Csriss army. Several OF the tusur-
gent leaders have surrendered 70 the republican
troops, and IL II reported that some others were
shot by order of Don Carlos tor demanding a
cessation Of hCsiiities and the restoration OF
De2ce,
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New York Notes.

SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
NEw YORK, october The specie ship
ments to-day amounted TO Sl9I,000 in silver
bars.
BIDS PoR GOVERNMENT GOLD.
There were 70 bids tor government gold
aggregating - S85 900, at from lOq.15 to 10 l6
half a million gold Was awarded at from
llO.l5 TO 1lO.l6.
MOULTOS'S BAIL.
Franklin Woodruff becomes a bondsmsn for
Z. ID. MOulton to-day in the sum of SI5. 900,
Jerome Robinson, the other bondsman.
was unable TO appear, bat will TO morrow Justify
in the other $4,000 required 10 complete the
requisite bail.
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The steamshIp Alaska Ashore.

NEW YORK, October The Newport Pa
cite Mail Steamship Company have received A
dispatch stating that the sijeTheel steamer
Alaska, while undergoing repairs a. Aberdeen.
1--WE miles from Hong Kong, was blown ashore
N the late typheOn, but was not strained nor
leaking. The Cisp2tch Also states that she will
come OF at the BeXt high tide.
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The Telegraph Fleet.

QUREEsTOWN, October The steamships
Ambassador and DAcjs have arrived here.
tAote.--The Ambassador was accompanying
the steamship Earadsy in the work of LAWN.
the direct United States cable, and it is pre-
sumed the Dscis, also belonging to the dest.l
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The Riehmond DueIiIsts.

GIN. MALONE ARRESTED AND BAILED.
NORFOLK, VA, October Upon inform at.oa
received by telegraph from Richmond, Mayor
Whitehead IssGcd a warrant at a late hour last
night for the arrest OF Gen. VIM. Malone an 4
Bradley L. johnson, on the charge OF sn inteu-
iOn to engage IN a duel. Malone vas arrested
at his hotel aud bound over in TIE sum Of gGl0
10 keep the peace for one year, Col. Walter Ii
Taylor, Rich q. Taylor and Benz. 2. Loyal
becoming his bCndsmen. johnson was not
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A Missionary Victim.

SAN FRANCISCO, october The BODY OF
Rev. John l.. Stevens, the Methodist missionary
murdered by mob in March last in the Mexi-
can state OF Jalisco, reached here yesterday.
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BASE BALL GAMss YzsrRRpAy--Tba mi
cagos defeated the Athletics IN PhiIadaInhia
yesterday by score OF 10 TO 9. The Atiabrics
beat the Bostons on their own grOuni ysster-
Gay; score to ;. The B8ltm5res won a vic
tory over the HsrtfOrds AZ Hartford vesteriav.
gcOre . IN 4 -
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Another Victim Of BostOa-s B8y Mar


BOSTON, october IA young girl named
Margaret Lank, of Londonderry, Nova Scotia,
has been missing since the time OF the disap-
pearance Of Katie CuTran, and il is believed she
vas also made away with by the Notorious
POmeTOy boy.
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NEW HAVEN, october This morning the
First Baptist church IN this city was burned.
Loss about $50, 600.
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REWARD AND CAPTURE.-A special % the
Alexandria Gazette from leesburg, dated yes-
terday, says that the town council on Tuesday
night offered reward Of one hundred dolIsrx
tor the arrest OF Brookins, who shot j ack.on He
has since been arrested by his own father And
was committed 10 jail % await the result OF
Jsckson's injuries, which we're In An imDroxed
condition yesterday afternoon.
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THR STANDARD FOR AMERICAN COTFOr-
The board OF directors OF the Mobile Cotton
Exchange yesterday agreed on and after tod ay
70 accept the standard American types Of cot
ton prepared and adopted by the committee OF
ehf9Its OF the National Cotton Exchanya.
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6It Is stated that the Grand Duke Vladimer
Centennial exposition. - '-'
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BE IkkDEGAR IRON WORKS have found A
rev held Tor their enterprise IN constructing
engines ana vacuum pans for the sugar planta-
non OF Cuba, and have Just filed an order for a
ccmp1ete e. Ulpment Of sugsr-makipg machine
~ for Cuban gentleman
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The PuI,firnnff

The following Is a recspitUlatIOn Of the state
Ueut Of the public debt OF the Cnitsf States
sgr tie month OF September, 1874, Just Issued
Dat Boring IsteTsst ~ Coin.
FCUGs Gt Ter cent. 90 ,eOf C,J ~
Ig,ls ~ IeT Ce Cent.............. JII ,02J.Zrl UU
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S1ss-rs@-Js NJ 'Sl

n 2. BsErin7 Interest n L1wfuj MOHey
CgrtE's Iud-tttJUeS~ al per Ct $4,000 o.
Navy pension lUgd, al per cent 1i,)0O,OO0 90
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Bonds issued 20 the Pacific railway cOmpa-
Iles. interest payable IN lawful mOnsy-PriH-
ana not vet paid. ~g6s So 6s, interest paid bv
tie Cultsd States 81 50 S95 lS, interest repaid
nv transportation OF mails, &c, -, ,icJ ,J5S-}J.
Balaucz OF interest paid By tie United States,
SIS. 50 as "a
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Washington News and Gossip.

TSTEBNAL EVTESC The receipts from tbs
sCurCe today were $500. SSH.
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fAIsrIfs Dkkssss'

Costumes nave frequently been spoken OF aS
works OF art, but there are indications thew
may become 30 in a more strict sense than that
hitherto employed. Painting really seems like
ly 70 supersede embroidery, or, at least, 70 d.
ton.
The very newest styles OF chatelaine pockets
are MADE Of lustreless, satin finished faille OF
gros grain, painted upon the center, upon the
aaps and upon the ttraps by which they are
suspended, with delicate leaf and dower designs
similar to those executed upon fans. The border
.sdeep jet fringe or beaded lace, aud the effect
Is really lovely and artistic.
Orders are now being sent for sashes and neck-
les painted in this way; and have heard lately
offs Frenchman who dyes old silk and stamps Il
in small broken bars and lines in the most deli
cate colors, % that Il looks like q pretty, new
figured silk. JENNIE JCEE
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Decrease OF debt since June 80
lc44....................
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DrIf teGTi1G 70 interest.
tl. demo- SIu lyga.-ttnIeT notes.
Certificates Of GeFCs.t...........
I.acriUuai cGrreucy...........
Con certificates. s................
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Der-ea-e Of deJtJuring tLsrast
month
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Debt. less cash iu The Treasury.
CC.0Aer1. I~sE.
Debt les cash Iu TIE Treasury.
SeFteEl Der 7. I--1..............
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1t-u ...-.--s.--. -.sss....s..s-- q.
Cure LcV.
SFecia. deposit Etid for TrdcmV.
ton Of certificates OF deposit
as provided by IaE.........,
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

(HLIFF HOUSE,, RYE, wEsTcuEsTER COUNTY n
~ Y.Now open for the reception OF guests grand
Island splendid bathing, boating, nshing and sabne
ArA A. PETI1JEAN. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

EIGHTON HOUSE. NEWMAN SPRINGS, RED
IL Bank n J.--rhls beautiful fa,ny resort will Board
persons. with handsome Rooms, from SO 70 Si5 per
particulars photograph of house, &c. apply to g. B.
HARRIS, 500 Washington street. or the proprietor,
THOMAS PRICE
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

DAvILIoN HorEL-KEYPoRT \. j., Ts OPEN FOR
1 summer boarders Boats leave Barclay street at
r. NJ, Keyport at A. N. also Sunday boat piers
terms reasonable. Apply to H. j. BOTrIMoRE 229 Ful
KIBBEE
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

MANSION HOUSE. R0SLYN, L. I.-FIRsT CLASS
WI family hotel; beautifully located: rcoms largcs
cry stable; mosquitoes; X hours from James slips
! GIVENS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

MAPLE GROVE HOTEL. MAPLE GROvE-NOw
N open city boarders For circular, &C.. apply to
J. u PLACE, Proprietor shoemakers Post office, Mon-
roe county pa
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Ml Conn "Opens Is; June only :S mites from New New
York By rails Gntly steamboat. inv1Scratlng ocean
brcezes fine sailing. rshne and boating. For rooms
apply az hotel to ASHMAN NORTON Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

(NATsKILL CREEK HOUSE -PLEAsANrLY LO-
~ Gated the Catski Creek, miles from Cats.
kill; accessible BY good roads; handy TO Post ofco
Railroad and steamboats,; boating bathing and fishing
prhsneges; p sulphur springs Rip Van Winke Glen and
tain air and pleasant surroundings will be pleased Ith
the locations; an abundant supply Of fee furnshedi
terms " and ss per week the house open for the
rscd good stabiing Address a. e. pERSSjSS sonXh h
Dairo Greene county. N. Y. ~
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

MANSION HOUSE-ON THE TERRACE, NEW
N1 Brighton S l.; 80 minutes from Whrehal street.
by boats every hour, now open arst class family
resort Mrs r. l. BuCKLlN.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

pELMoNT HALL, sCHOoLEV MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
- n This Is one OF the most popular summer re-
markably healthy no mosquitoes; fine lawns and pleas
ure grounds all appointments first class
p. d. CAkRIQUE. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

AEILFORn, PA-TuE GLEN HOUSE NOW oPENy
u mountain ana river scenery unsurpassed; engage
ments may made No 20 Fifth avenue, where plans
of hotel NAV be
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

NEWPORT, r. I.-REsTAURANT HARTMANN,
IN Maison Meuolec, will open May Il; Rooms By the
day or season. Bellevue avenue Inquire OF HARp-
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

brighton HOCSE PERTH AMB0Y, n. J.-TRArNs
- every hour by Whitehall street New York: fare
cents; ~ acres grove lawns fruit rees sea bathing
fishing &C al the popular amusements location nnsnr
passed; splendid table; terms very moderate. Apply
to JOHN 1. PRIME. roon Grand Ccntrnl Motei.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT
N. the Frankfort House, OF Fran Giort and vii
liam streets neat Beds c, SOC and 81 per day; gentle
men and families
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE. n. Y. WILL
IN open for the June Is 1874 FOR terms. &c..
address j. c. KELLEY SON. rs above Or fSy Broad
way New York
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

ONE OR TWO FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN BOARD. IN
" private family, In New Rochelle near the salt
water: moderate. For particulars address r. A.
NJ box AZ New Rochelle.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

HARRINGTON HOUSE - DEMAREST STATION.
IL Northern Railroad, New Jersey, open reason
oblc rates G. Il A. BROWNSON, Proprietora.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

nCEAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH--IS NOW OPEN;
~ superior Accommodations for families ana gentle
men. CHARLES 1 WARREN LELAND Managers
Ocean Hotel, Long Branch.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

MOUNT PROSPECT HOUSE. MoNTCLAIR n. L.
IN THIS well known and delightful summer tetrcat y
open the reception OF rst class boarders good
Stabling. Apply above
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

r INDEN PARK HOUSE, coRNwALL-H ACRES
~ beautiful lawn. shade and walks; 1000 fruit trees in
G. H. RING Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

pOAR02Rs WASTED-AT A PLEASANT FARM
- house at Greenwich, Conn high ground very
healthy no mosquoes piazza around the house plenty
OF truit milk &c, hrs class table; good stablng II do
sired Price $40 per wesk CHILDREN md servants half
Post office box q Reference George ]. Tyson, Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

uEATH HOUSE, sCnOoLRY's MOUNTAINS. N. j.
Ii Opens for the reception Of guests June 10
j. WARREN COLEMAN.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

I OR TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
lct-To gentleman and wife or single gentlemen with
drst class Board reference No SO West Twenty second
street
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

- HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
u with superior Board at summer rates, gentlemen
or gentleman and wife, where few boarders are taken.
l64 West Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

DAvILToN HOTEL, GLEN COVE, l. L-oNR HOUR
i ana half by boat rail ste ealers Seawanaka and
General sedawick leave Peck slip daily sunday boat
after juno @ A. BUNTING, Manager
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

x)OD STREET, 56 wEST-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
al with Alcove second floor also hal. Rooms for
gentlemen with without Board; summer prices; best
raferencea
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

COUNTRY BOARD WANrED-FOH FAMILY CON
~ sisting Of husband, wife and i've children aged re-
spectivey H. years and an infant OF months and
two nurses must be where can have sea bathing and
class and also price. Address W. II. MERCHANT Herald
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

IL nshed. beautifu location, one block from Centra
Park, corner Madison avenue and lityeighth street
elevator two fine suits Rooms on Monday; single
and double, at simmer prices Table d'iote.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

ODD STREET, i6l WEsT-ONE OR TWO VERY LARGE
AC furnished Rooms, with hot and cold water. bath
and ample closets ;'aso Rooms gentlemen,
with or without Board summer prices references re-
puired.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

RROOKsIDE HOUSE, HASTINGS oN-THE-HUD
W. r GROW Proprietor
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

D0ARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN WIFE. TWO
~ children and nurse; viii pay $50 weekly not below
twentieth street AMI between Seventh and Madison
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

% WEST WASHINGTON sQUARE.-NICELY FUR
e)e) nshed Rooms 10 let with Board; location aud
board first class; fronting the square
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

I ORR GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
4 cesring true home in strictly private family with
large front Room and Dressing Room, table the best
every comfort terms moderate. address WEST rHlR-
ONCE
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

GRANT HOUSE, 4s SEw BowERY, ONE BLOCK
" south Chatham sqnare.-Ceanest and best venti-
lated cheap house in the city, bugs Rooms from $50
to 81 per night, open ell night
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

COUNTRY BOARD "A LADY IN DELICATE HEALTH
~ or during her confinement obtain Board, with
all home comforts kindness and care Address Mrs. NJ
b.. Port Richmond, Staten island.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31
COUNTRY BOARD.

FEW MORE FAMILIES CAN. BE ACC0MMC
~ dated with Board in tarm house among the NOM
tNs in Orange county about two hours from New York
by the Erie Railways terms reasonable. Address Mr.
A. GAEBEL, Mouutainville Post Office, Orange county
NY
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

<)<)D STREET, 273 wESF.-TO LET, FURNISHED
~ Rooms with without Board; oil modern I'M
provements; good table; pleasant home; table board
II 5g
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

GREGORY HOUSE, LAKE MAHOPAC, NEW YORK,
" VIII be opened June 20, accommodations for 600
guests Two desirable Cottages rent; with fifteen
rooms and with nine both having fine stables.
4. T. CRIrTENDEN.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

GOD STREET, 26 WEST.-HAN DSOMELY FUR
10 nishcd Rooms. good table; prices:
sient accommodations tor families staying short time in
the city; Parlor Floor. two rooms; table board.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RooMs-FIRsT AND
u second floors; modern conveniences; good table i;
summer prices pleasant house also single Room. Sc
will be let without board 357 East Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

% WEST TwENTY-sECOND STREET.-A VERY
sJs) desirable Suit OF Rooms third floor let with
Board, 10 families or gentlemen reference.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A PRIVATE FAM.
~ iy, in New jersey within one hours ride Of the
city, ten minutes walk from stations; beautiful healthy
locaon nigh ground river front fruit and vegetables
Inquire az IS Ann street room T.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

s)0c NINTH AVENUE, NEAR TwENTY-THIRD
AUO street-Front hall Bedroom to let; also large
Room, can accommodate two three with Board;
terms cheap.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

" land county n Y, for family Of three or four no
other boarders house located on high ground and well
shaded For particulars apply to J. :. COWARD, 20
Greenwich street, New York
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

90 IRVING PLACE, CORNER or SIXTEENTH
sJO street-Nicey furnished front and back Rooms,
connecting or otherwise, second Aoor, with good
Board at summer prices
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

100 SULLIVAN STREET, IN BAsEMENT-BACK
loo Parlor. also front Parlor, to let TO gentlemen,
with Board. s. 20 a week; superior table Board. s.;
American family.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

S)OD STREET EAST, li4-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
.EO Rooms, second and third floors to let, with
rat class Board, summer rates rcferences transient
parties taken.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

7E EAST TWEGTY-rHIRD STREET MADISON
IL sQuare-HandsomeIy furnished Rooms second
and third doors to let to gentlemen and wives, with
without Board. also single gentlemen. Terms reasona
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

BOARD AT YONKERS-PRIvATE FAMILY CON.
~ venient 10 depot; comfortable rooms; line shadei
fresh mix, trut and vegetables; So, $40 and S2 per
week carriages to and from DEPOT II desired references
office.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

IJoTEL s'r. GERMAIN FIFTH AVENUE TWENTY
IL second street ami Broadway. elegant Rooms
and finest situation in the city: Anne rcan and European
plans; moderate rates. rooms al ,ront; elevators,
baths. &c. WM g. T0MPkiSS.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

MO NECESSITY TO GO TO THE COUNTRY.-GOOD
IN Board and nome comforts combining the advan-
tages Of city and country. Ssl Dc Kaib avenue,
Throop Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

LADY. OCCUPYING CORNER HOUSE. NEAR
IA Central Park will let Floor gentlemen with
full Board. Tor $8 per week. Address Mrs FANWOOD
Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

40 EAST THIRTIETH sTREET-A LADY HAS
Ito neatly furnished Room first floor to let to
sieman wife Board for lady ii desired Terms mod
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

n EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET-A PRIVATE
Ii family having few desirable Rooms will let them
for the summer. with without Board, at moderate
price: private table ii desired.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Q7H WEST TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET.-THE LET,
OlU with Board. large. airy Rooms; family small;
terms to suit
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

COUNTRY BOARD.

ROARD-FoR GENTLEMAN. WIPE, THREE Chill
~ dren and nurse. farm preferred, about an hour ron
New York: Connecticut Long Island preferred Ad-
dress with particulars and price FALCONkR box S3
New York Post ONCE
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

G)D AND PARLOR FLOORS TO RENT-HAND-
sorey furnished, suite sngiy. with Board and
liberal table, permanently OF for the months
log and Us last Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Z county. New York. 80 miles from New York via
Hackensack Northern Railroad Of New Jersey isopen
for simmer boarders j. A. VAN RlPkR