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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

Democracy is on the rampage
the Independent movement has
scattered their hopes, and scared
them into perfect spasms Of honesty.
Democratic editors candidates for
office especially, spit and splinter
and swear as though they had
taken a dose Of axlegrease, thinking
it whisky, while Democratic orators
roll their eyes in fine frenzy, run
their fingers through their tangled
locks, looking the while as solemn
as owls, while they declaim against
the rascally Republicans who are
at The ''head of this Independent
movement, merely to distract and
defeat the great Democratic
party, and secure the offices tor
themselves" All Of a sudden they
are struck dumb with astonishmeDt
at the way the people have been
robbed through their State and
county officials, and they are now
determined to see that these un-
constitutional enactments, passed by
Republican Legislatures, Of course,
democrats had the power to pre-
vent these wicked acts, hut Re
publicsns wheedled them into yot.
tor them, tlnbeknOwn TO them
selves, are stricken from the statute
books, 3rorid'ed the people will
trust them With office opce mOrel
All theyas Of the people 10 TO
give them Democratic office
seekers tho power, and they will
positively, Mss time, do their bid.
ding, though the heavens should
fall. They really have done no
wrong ii The past, But they are
willing To be forgiven, sIl the same.
In truth . more generous, simple.
CSpfiding;, p,,'0pssipg., set
of ROSTERS are 1ot 70 Be found
Iliapi ,iiH r,esf!emiFra,fr ilk,Ii,,g,rs
MI NliitE.atTkeiN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

Judge Lewis Dent, brother Of
Mrs. Grant, died at his residence
In Washington on the 22d inst,
oftumor in the stomach.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

The following postal changes
have been ordered for Pacific coast:
Oaicesestablished Walton, What
com county, W. T., Jas. NJ. Gar
den, postmaster, Offices discon-
tinued-North Bend, Coos county,
Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

The Rhode Island Democratic
State Convention, which convened
in Providence, March 23d, resolved
to make no nominations, appointed
. State Central Committee and
adjourned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

The occasion OF Gen. Wolseley 5
arrival in London, at Waterl o
station, recently, was taken al
vantage Of by the people to give
him . grand reception-it was a
perfect ovation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

In remarks upon the school law,
srGver said ifa va Objectionable
to the people, thsyahOuld sepd up
member tqr The Legislature who
would enact 8 law repeating ito
c'ahlo Grover 10 yclV it, we Snl /
tAust.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

At Victoria, B. c., on the 21st,
Thomas Schooley was sentenced to
death for the murder Of Henry
Forman.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

The new Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court, Waite, look the
oath ofoffice and entered upon its
duties on the 4th inst. TIE Court
room was crowded, one-third ofthe
crowd being ladies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

At La Conner, ". T., on the
18th, Mrs. Samuel Quigley, in a
fit Of temporary insanity, jumped
into the Skagit river with her in
FAINT child in her arms. Both were
drowned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

1t now seems that oil the stories
in relation to the destitution Of
ofLouis Kossuth, that have filed
the papers recently, are false ones
Kossuth is in comfortable circum-
stances.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

Il goOu zeal OF OlSSatlSI3ctlOn is
manifested by the Democrats Of
Linn county at the results Of their
State Convention. The nomination
Of Grover tor Governor don't set
well, and leading Democrats assert
that no matter who is pitted against
him in the race, he will fall behind
in this county at least two hundred
votes. Prominent, old-time Demo-
Gratis have told us they intend to
vote and use their influence to de-
feat Grover, because they have no
confidence in his honesty. OF
course every effort will be made to
"see" these dissatisfied Democrats,
and these efforts may prove success
full with some of them; but . large
number of sterling Democrats, who
have fought all their lives under
the Democratic banner, will not be
driven, coaxed or bribed into sup
porting the ticket put up by the
Grover ring at the Albany Demo-
cratic Convention last week. Mark
that.
The Statesman Of the 22d says:
An item published last week, in the
Statesman, stating that from
description Of certain articles found
upon the person Of the man who
was discovered dead in Willamette
slough, it was feared by different
ones here that the body was that Of
John HUFF, ofthis city, Subsequent
revelations have proved the worst
fears OF Hufs, friends tO be only
too well founded. Saturday eye-
ming Deputy Sheriff Sewell, Of
Portland, brought the bunch OF
keys which was found upon the
body to W. J. Igo, of this place,
by whom they were at once ideuti-
fed as the keys belonging to Huff.
In addition to recognizing the keys
and several pieces Of coins which
were on the ring, Mr. Igo also e-
cognized a coin, a niCkle FIVE cent
piece, which he himself bad carried
for several years and which he gave
Huff; leaving no doubt that the
unfortunate man who met his death |
80 mysteTously can be none other
than Huff. Or at least, that the
keys found upon his person were !
those carried by Huff. ID ao4 /
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

The Baker City ladies have in
augurated . crusade against the
whisky sellers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

The 22d instant Faa the 77th
birthdag If Issiser William ufGcr.
W ,atAen 4t4a@S4'8 Ts5Niagq@
I0ahE
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SATURDAY, MARCH 2s, 1874.
E. W. F. Dunno is the newly
appointed Chief Justice Of Arizona,

TLos. B. Van Buren has been
confirmed by the Senate IS Consul
at Nagasaki, Japan.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12

Adopted By the Convention, September 9Th, 1874.
Rule /. The chairman Of the last pre-
ceding County Meeting shall call a meet
ing OF the Democratic party, at New Cas-
tie, on the last Saturday of May, at
o'clock, P. M, in every year of a gene
raj election. In case Of the disability Of
the chairman aforesaid, such meetings
shall be called by the Vice Presidents or
Secretaries of the said last meeting. Such
meeting shall choose new officers, and
shall then appoint, in any manner, three
Judges for each Of the wards of the City
Of Wilmington, and for each hundred or
election district of the county, whose duty
it shall be to hold the elections hereinafter
provided for. The names Of such Judges
shall be published in all the Democratic
papers Of the county.
Rule 2. The nomination election for
Sheriff and Coroner shall be held on the
second Saturday Of June, between the
hours of 12 M. and P. M. The usual
places Of voting shall be the places Of
holding such elections. If it is not prac-
ticable to hold the election at such places,
other suitable places shall be fixed by the
Judges, who shall in every case give no.
tice Of the time and place Of the election.
Fhe Judges in any ward, hundred or dis
trict are empowered to fill vacanc les thai
NAV occur in their Board. as
Every free white male citizen who will
be entitled to vote at the ensuing gener'
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12

r HAVE enquiries for small farms on this Pc
[ ninsula, and respectfully solicit persons hav-
ing such farms, improved or otherwise, to place
them in my hands for sale. Blanks for descrip-
tion furnished upon application by mail.
IN J. THOMAS BUDD,
lRHa 4ftis@ Real ESTATE AGENT,
July 2b-3m. Middletown, DEL
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12

The notorious Capt. Wenie, who, while
g clothed with little brief authority y
during the war, made himself so utterly
obnoxious to the people of Delaware, by
his cowardly domineering over them under
the protection of Federal bayonets, is in
Kansas, and writes to the Wilmington
Republican that the U. S. troops are
having considerable trouble with the In
dians, fighting them almost daily. Our
people must not depend too much on this
circumstance, however. There is no dan
ger whatever of Wenis being tomahawked
and scalped as he will not 60 near enough
to an Indian to permit Of SO desirable an
event taking place.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12
DINING
REFRESH MENT SALOONS
Upon the Ground, where guests will he served
Mt reasonable charges.
GOOD BAND OF MUSIC each day

SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT
BY the p W. Il B. r. R and branches, will
he given to exhibitors upon all animals and
articles for the Fair Excursion Trains will
be run TO and from Middletown.
Grand Formal Opening Ceremonies on We'd
nesday, Sept 23, at 10 o clock, A. NJ. The
HON. THOS. F. BAYARD,
and other eminent speakers, will be present,
and open the exhibition with appropriate ad-
dresses. The Trials of Speed will be conduct
ed under the Rules of the National Troting
Association. The Grand Stand has been e.
rected commanding n view of the entire
track. All animals and articles for exhibi-
ton must be on the grounds by clock, A.
NJ. first day of the Fair. Entry Books are
now open at the office Of the Secretary
ADMISSION;
Single Tickets. so cts Children under l2
yeats rs cts. Season Tickets, ,El 90. Saddle
Horse 25 cts Single Carriage, IS cts. Dou
Bile Carriage, % cts. Tickets TO the Grand
stand % cts. Excursion Tickets, admitting
the holder to the Fair ground, may be had at
all stations ON the Phila, Wim. Bait. X.
R., and branches. CHAS. BEASTEN, Prest
WM r. CociiRAN, Chairman Ex. Com.
:. Tnos BUDD, Sec
The Grounds will at all times be under the
control of the Executive Committee and u
strong police force will preserve order and
enforce the rules OF the Association. WIN. II.
COCHRAN, Chairman Executive Committee.
ESs- Susser .Joaynai Breokuoter Light,. MI
ford Neus and Advertiser, Ne,cto,gR Record and
Gazette, Cris6eM Lcdaer, Segford Citizen, Amer-
icdn Union, Edsio,t .Ioarndl, CdmJrtdge Chroa-
icle, Smyrna Times, Dover Deidcartan and
Sentinel, copy once and send bill to secretary
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12
The Agricultural Fair,


The time fixed for holding the Agricul-
ural Fair is but little more than two
weeks off. Through the unrelaSing and
antiriug labors Of the Executive Commits
tee the work on the grounds is nearly all
completed, and all will be in complete
order before the day for the opening -
Eminent gentlemen have been invited by
the managers to be present and deliver
addresses on that occasion, and should the
weather prove favorable this exhibition
will doubtless be one Of the largest and
best attended Of the kind that has ever
been held on the Peninsula A great
number Of entries have already been made
in the different departments and they are
all, We are pleased to note, rapidly filing
up. 1t is greatly to be desired that all
who intend or desire to enter stock, pro-
duce Of any kind, machinery or other ar
ticles to compete for the various premiums
will call upon the Secretary as soon as
possible and have their entries made in the
proper departments There are yet some
vacant places and it is hoped that all will
be speedily taken. All over the surround
ing county there are to be found numer-
GUS specimens of fine stock ;--horses. cat
tie, mules, hogs, sheep, poultry, ETC.,
which might be exhibited, with great ben
eft to the owners, at this fair Persons
who have grown extra specimens of fruit
or vegetables should bring them in and
enter them for competition for the premi-
ums offered for such articles.
The mechanic will find here an excel
lent opportunity to exhibit the production
Of his skill the manufacturer can display
to vast advantage, the result of his labors
and the inventor the production Of his
genius. The articles thus displayed will
be better and more extensively advertised
to the thousands Of people who will bt
gathered there than could possibly be don't
IN any other manner.
To the ladies the committee have beer
exceedingly liberal in the offer Of premi
ums This is done more particular y to
the encouragement Of the ladies in tn
several industries that pertain to thei
sphere The committee do most cordial
urge upon the ladies to take advantage o
the opportunity thus offered them AM
enter heartily into competition for tn
various prizes offered, not merely for thu
value or sake of the prize but to sho'
that they are the worthy daughters of tn
mothers who took premiums at Agricultur
fairs in "ye olden time For our ew
part we would far rather see handsom
display of butter, cheese, bread, cake
preserves, pickles, ketchups, needlework
&C., and know them to be the handiworl
of the ladies of the neighborhood than
see display of all other articles that ma
be brought in. We join our voice
that Of the committee and beg that ever
class in the ladies department will be file
up, and that not single premium will
left untaken.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12

The Commercial is much pleased with
the Republican nominations for Mill and
w. G. Creek Hundred. If it knew as much
about the Yankee duplicity of one of those
men as some others do, it would not think
he had " conferred such real service
upen the county and State by accepting
the nomination.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12
Rules for the Government of the
Democratic Party Of New
Castle County, Delaware.

Adopted By the Convention, September 5th, 1874
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12
MyRYLAHD ITEMS.

The nomination convention of the First Con-
gressional District met at Cambridge on Wednes-
day and voted l44 times without success for
candidate for Congress and adjourned to meet at
Salisbury en- the 23d inst.
In the Second District Chas. Roberts, Esq,
was nominated ON the 308th ballot, after ses-
sion of FIVE hours.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12
LOST, i,
FOR RENT.

TWO excellent Tenant Houses. in Hrst-rate or
J. der, good cellars and very convenient, will
be rented to good, prompt tenants very low, for
the remainder ee the rental year. Apply to
j. THOS. BUDD,
fsf sa Real ESTATE Agent,
Sept. lst. ls74-tf Middetown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12

0DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING"
L How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love affections of any person they choose in,
stantly. This simple, mental requirement All
can possess free, by mail, for 2bc, together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Night Shirt, &c.
queer book. Address T. WILLIAMS Co..,
Pubs, Phila. sept 5-4t.
Middletown transcript., 1874-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

IRUSIEE > DALI.
rNHE undersigned will expose to Public
J. Sale. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE BOTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874,
at the Hotel of H. G. Pennington, at Crnmp-
ton, Ton Kent side) at ~ o'clock, NJ.
A FARM
in Queen Anne's county, the property OF the
'ate James Uric, deceased, formerly the An
thony, and afterwards the W. Primrose farm,
containing 2o7 ACRES, 2 ROODS, AND Z
PERCIlES, more OF less lying along the wa
ters of Chester River and adjoining the lands
Of Thos. Lusby, Jervis Hines and others
This land is about % miles. from Crump-
ton and on the main road TO Church Hill and
Chestertown. A portion Of the land is in
wood-several hundred cords can be cut with
out injury. A Peach Orchard Of 600 trees in
full bearing. Churches and schools near the
premises. The land has been lined, and pro-
dnces grain very well. Mr.. John Sapp the
tenant, will show the premises 10 all who may
call. The DWELLING is good and has
number of rooms below and above stairs
Out-Buidings in fair ordinary condition.
The Terms q The Decree are:--Onc-fourth
cash ou the day of sale or in sixty days, at the
option of the Trustee, and the balance in four
equal instalments in g. IL, ls and "a months
from the lst of January next, with interest
from that time-to be secured by the bond of
the purchaser, with security TO be approved
Ivy the Trustee. GEORGE VICKERS,
Ches,ertown, Sept. 10, 1874. Trustee
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DENNsYLvANIA RAIIRo AD..THE GREAT TRUNK
j LINE AND UNITED STATES NJ AL ROUTE
Trains leave New York from loot Of Desbrosses and
sxpfess Harrisburg. pishurg, the West and south.
with Pullman palace cars attached, 10 A d., and ~
r NJ. sunday, aud 80 +. N.
For Wiliamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Ere VA
Philadelphia ana Erie Railroad Division, $3.50 NJ fog
Wiamsport 80 A. NJ, connecting Mt Philadelphia
cept sunday al 80 A. NJ; arrive at Washington l:l0
7. n. Regular at $40 A. NJ, and ". NJ sundays
Express for Philadelphia, $40 9soA M; l2sD 5, -
80 r. NJ and y mgn n,. s9nsay. . ~ anu E
For Trenton at 10 A. me- and sac T. M. sunday
0' For Newark at g. $50 7:sa 7aes sIonAM ,nM:,
l. : 2:s, $40. $40 4.io, 4W b2, 6:iv q. 6o %,
1850 sac 10, II 80 r. NJ and L night sunday $40 and
FOR Elizabeth g. s;Ss 20 7as 70 Az 4 NJ z
s:l0 ID ii 30 r. NJ and u night sunday, 30 and ss0
FOR Railway; 8 ese 7:sc > 70 A. M IN, hSsA9
woSdbgsSe pe sna SPPISy and South Amnoys
sSf HsT and Il night ana sunday s:IsP " 49,
For nast Milestone IL noon. $40 and 40 p. N.
For Lambertslie and Pennington, $50 A. N. and
For Phillipsburs and Bevidere, 40 A. NJ and P. y.
Accommodation Tor bordentowu. Darlington and Cam
df For s s1s ia M and ~ and7f&
For fr emSersoa and sp as SSde ana
1913 aud 7: NJ, daily II :55 A. NJ daily except Mon
day. From Washington ana Baltimore, SOS A. NJ $40
Fro prsm an fh l Se lola
s:i4 o;n, s.A 1921 = N. Sunday. aao S:n $780, Has
Ticket a"o orHeaS sas AVS. al and 80 Broadway No
Astor House. and foot of Desbrosscs and CortAndt
streets. Emisyapt TICKET Office No battery place.
CAssArr General Manager
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BARRING 4 DAVIS, Agents, IS South street
Steamers sailing from covered pier 80 East River On
and alter lane the boats this iine tho
new and ele!ant steamers CITY OF NEW BEDFORD
sANTEE, wAMsUTTA and ACusHNEr, will commence
running daily leaving per 80 East River. foot of Market
street. at or M arriving at New Bedford in season -
Vineyard naven ana Nantucket THIS line rms In clos
connection with the Boston, Clinton and FchburR Rail
freight to and from points in Maine New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts.
Their accommodations passengers and their safety
Is surpassed by any boats running on the sound
SPECI III NO ICe- Owing to some delay III painting
and upholstering, the CITY OF NEW BEDFOap and
CITY OF FIrCHBuRG will not commence daily trips
days. Due notice will be given when they are
ready.
For freight and passage apply at pier 80 Eas
River or to BARLlNG i LAWS, Agents.
i. H. FORBES Agent, 46 south street,
New Bedford, Mass. C. g. CHANDLER
General Con trecting Agent
Fitchburg. hasa
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FOR SALE.

A BUTCHER SHOP, COMPLETE AND HORsE AND
n Cart first class stand the best of Engle
wood. NJ D. great change Tor an enterprising man.
GLAENTZER, 12l3 Broadway.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Company Mail Steamships
between New York and Havre, calling ct Brcst.
The splendid vessels this favorc route the Con-
tnent beIng southerly than any othcr) will sail
from Pier No. 10 North River, rs toiiows:-
LAFAYETTE Saturday, June II
PEkEiRE saturday. June q
Price OF passage in gold dncuding wine, =
First cabin, SEES; second, SO: Third, $sj.
Excursion Tickets ut reduced rates.
American travellers going to- or returning from, the
Continent of EUROPE by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the discomtorts oil
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble ana ex-
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent. IS Broadway.
NorR -Lengthened steamers being al present unpopu
lar is proper to state the tact that there not
such In the French line.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN for southampton and bremen
The steamship HOHENZO uLERN, Captain w. Nordcn-
holt, will sail on Wednesday, June at r. NJ, from
Bremen pier foot OF Third street Hoboken. to be
followed by steamship MAIN, Captain A. de Limen, on
Saturday, June g.
Rates Of passage 10 London Bavre and Bremen,
- (Pavabie IN gold, or Its equivacnt In currency -
second Cabin ~
UELRICrIS CO., Agents,
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CLOTHING.

ELoTHYNG.-H. HERE sss BROADWAY. NEAE
~ Thirteenth street, pays the highest price Tor ladies'
and geutlemcns Wearing Apparel Letters oy maii.s
be promptly attended ~
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ZOO SIXTH AVENUE. OPPOSITE coLOS BUM
200 TO let furnished Floor. rooms and bah, newly
painted and perfect order partial Board II desired;
referencca
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-F0R SEVEN ADULTS
~ and three children in the mountains or lake
bathing, fishing and boating. Address, with lowest
terms, f. G., Herald office.
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WELL LOCATED SAMPLE ROOM, ON GOOD
a thor9ug niare down town, doing a good business
II not sold pr vaLely VIII be sold Nedne sday
lion. Apply 10 THOMAS aAFFNEY. Auctionecr. ia
East BroadWay.
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7N7 LEROY STREET.-NfCELY FURNISHED
lU( Room to let with Board, suitable for gentleman
and wife; also accom- nodatons for two single gen,le
pleasant home; few other b0ardcrs; terms mOder
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IN NOTICE.
The most southerly has always been adopted by
this company AVOID ice and headlands,
From piers Al and AZ North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE: June d. $50 a. QUEEN. sat. June 90 Dam.
EGYPT, June Is, 2 L. M.
FRANCE. Saturday, June g. 30 A. NJ.
Cabin passage SO $50 currency. Storage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets reduced Pre-
paid rage tickets Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's office, No. 80 Broadway.
r. w j. HURST, Manager.
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A PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.--THE SPLEEN
IA. did steamers DREW aud 81. JOHN leave pier A.
foot OF Canal street daily Sundays excepted at
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CIGAR STORE FOR SALE-LOCATED DOWN
n town, doing good business; cheap rent and four
years lease rare chance make money Inquire Of
MALONE 4 CO., III Nassau street.
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"A G. vIBB .RD and DANIEL DREW .commencnx
June Leave Nestry street pier at 30 A. NJ ana fwen-
ty-.hiri street north OF Erie terry At s:ia landing e
kecpsie Rhinebeck Iatskil hudson, ting for
all points West and North.
Trip tickets West Point, Cornwall and Newburg.
furpi ata dQy
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A RTIFICIAL HUMAN kYEs.-J T. DAVIS IN
n ventor and only maker OF the improved Artificial
Human Eye, acknowledged by the faculty the only
correct imitation OF nature In the world III East FIJI
tenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues
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80 GROVE STREET.-THE LET, WITH BOARD
LO hand somclv furnished front Room suitable for
gentleman and wife two single gentle house and
accommodations first class; q pleasant home; terms
mOdernte
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HOTELS.

(NALLEN HOUSE. 1856 HUDSON STREET, CORNER
- OF Lalght --Exceilent Board, IS 8, 70 81 90 per
week, with single Rooms; single Rooms, without board.
So and upwards; lodgings oOc.; gentlemen only Open
all night
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GRANT HOUSE 4s NEW BOwERY, ONE BLOCK
At south Chatham square.-Cleanest and best venti-
lated cheap house In the city; bugs Rooms Sc
to 81 per night; open all night.
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TTO1 Ell ST. GERMAIN-FIFTH AVENUE. TWENTY
IL second street. Broadway; elegant location:
all 'front.' coolest in the city; American am European
plan; reduced price for summer; baths and elevator;
desirable :or strangers and families.