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sum Of two hundred th9a.and dollar IN. in sssn, ,
inbefore specified on tho delivery Of the eerticate
OF f8a By the said Master and that the balance OF tbs
bid should. unless the purchaser be bond or en
holder bond lien hoder Be paid In cash
At tue Of sad tae should eaid sale bo con
fined By tho said Court, hnd said prchasar shall be
bond or lien holder bona ddo bono OF hoo
holders tn and In that event should said sale % con-
fued. he shnuld pAT In cash said of $eQ oa A11d
also the rata portion from tbs of taid sale
which be By the said Court then found due to other
hons do bond en holders and the balance Hnch
cash Pagant may bo paid IN bonds OF fsns bona hds
owned OF represented BY him.
Now by virtue and In Pursuance o3 tho said deerer.
Joseph Shippeut tho Nzster in ChancctJ Of the said
tbs eastern q the oour Heu:s ot B. Louis
Wednesday, tho fourteenth day Of April, A. D;
m between tho hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon and
three in the afternoon:
FrsIhe whole of the railroad. franchises. and pron
ert tegcney with tho rolling stock Of tho said Mis
sippi Valley Western Railway Company te8cept tae
portion hereinafter the terms ana con"
ditton specified ia tho ahove Trpitad decreei tno+
See0ndThat portion af tho Mississippi valley WEST.
cru Railway Co>upany's roadbed and ties co1n:cted
thcreWth lying westward from tho said Town o1 Cant9n
between thc eaid town and tho Missouri Rtver
without rolling stock and the purchaser thereof WI 10
rcqned to 81 QUO IN cash forthwith aud tue nA!ance
OF hs bid upon tba continuation Ct arch fa g tha sam
court. JOSEPH bfllPfEy,
Aas.e. Chancery Ut tho United Satos Circuit Court
for the Eastern District Of Missouri.
ST. tOUIa. Mn. March l
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ADJUSTMENTS,
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H00IEY'S THEATRE.

aOO11h4'6 IHEAIKE.
as5ss Ct:
4Ss thrilling dramatic
LONE HOUSE ON THE BRIDGE!
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nass1l ;,ss,1. Dc 4 La I fGe.do' .M.. J.uo, o,S.t,
npea,anes3 -sfs Russell seeEs
1asdes Josiai I % Lawyer: GsrE: {xi;h ~ salisbury
csptsin RoisSd Tn s. 6esFes Gid2s
Vio;lids g. P3ssls. Eeass HasSofss
Gesntos. & 9.s .saas SS,s
GGSt1,e Ss, Flower Nellie Mqtlapy
Gassts Gasfd Servants: is L.: 81 u insfsa:sd
EJuop4ts Of Scenery md Incidents.
ACT FIRST.
IntsEoE Of E2sdsds S I9n IN The Tc,nty Of P.Ths
S'ia ba,t "a se r.
G:sssass q Na4ls. e oyPs, st1ssss
asain Il ns his living Ct tbs
'' - 1 AIT SECOND.
sss a,Ps spps.5. Ha'F e
&c as
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ACT THIRD.
':rho Long H9uso az the nddeo:11he Appeintment-
g. - IT,
~ ACT FOURTH.
Scene l. AZ od sszsetJszt.l ia Dis5e,szThs ~ Con.
eas an
9eonse me''a''Y You mistake, | dare';Appoa1ance II
tor The M5ster5 solvsd. ')~''~'-0
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nearly month OF hard travel. and from Bis
m&rck almost as long, to say nothing OF the dan
ger from hostila Indians the whole distance
Our readers have only to refer to any War or
Interior Department map to be satisfied as to the
Truth OF the Btatements her0 made aa to ais-
tauces, and as to this being the nearest point to
the Black Hii1s.-a point made easily accessible
from al objections BY the Union and Kansas "a
ciiic Railways. .
Cheyenne has facilities for outhtting miners
and e1nigrnnts superior to any other place along
the Union Pacific Railroad. It is from this place
that ali the supplies are shipped for the troops
1T Fort Laramie, Red Cloud, and Spotted Iaat,
and large trains for these posts are constAAt3
moving over the read Regular weekly malls
leave this city for Forl Laramie, heu Cloan. aoo
Spotted Tail 6rneng postal @ 1aces an;n4, y atos n
oSer anything to compare with the route
from Cheyeone 80 for as safety Is con-
ceEned. Tive ronts up tee njom alSsoaf1 ,aor mver
mended M nsi' By ID he SIOUX city papers. is one
fuIi Of delays aod UNCERTAINTIES, Within
mnnth's lime tho country bstween these points
and tha Hsck Hills ia iiable to be covered with
snow from to u feet in depth :.
ronnd. with tho best Of roads, plenty Of wood,
water. ar4 p1ass. and one other great considers
tion whi6 o other ioute eau oHex-a Ine pro-
tecsed bsi litary posts almost to the base OF
the Black Hills.
From whatever direction the tide OF emiera-
tian may seek the new Ell Dorado, the road to
The south, to Cherenue, ia bound to be
the Hue of communication with the outside
world. It ia near two railroads, open at
all Seasons, and With mail facilities already ex-
tending 10 within 50 miles Of the n,ipes-200
miles nearer than auy other postal commun.ca-
ttou.
The route ria Bismarck is hardly worth con-
Bidering; it Is impract}caLle, except for large
parties tits exceedingly dangerous. much long
er, and more difficult in every respect. No one
would, in bis proper sonses, think Of uDdertak-
ing to so in that direction, when shorter, safer.
here to Red Cloud {50 miles from the
small the party. 1T is travelled constantly the
year, and By mail-carriers, army officers, and
by ( teuse freight trains. Arrived at Red
Cle7 fe miner is near his objective point.
T. trhest discoveries made BY Gen. Custer
wera N the southwest and side OF tho Black
Hills. The principal discoveries Of gold we're
on the southwestern slope. IN Wyoming Terri
tory. near the table mountain called l,,uan
Edru. People approaching from the east
side may lind precious minerals on that
side Of the Hills. but 1t is far more likely that
they will have to pass around or through the
mountains to the points indicated by Gen
Custer before they are rewarded for their
1abora.
The above statement we are ready to sab
stantiate bY officin1 reports OF military officers
who have been stationed in Wyoming and uako-
ia for years, and by the testimony Of our old
settlers, traders, aud hunters, who have spent
a lifetime in thus section OF the country.
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THE BRULE CITY ROUTE.
tCfou1. Eifu ,Jourf1nt,


The region known as the Black Ellis is situated
in Western Dakota, with their western stops
stretching into Wyoming Territory, their south
e1n extremity extending within 50 miles OF the
northwest corner Of Nebraska, and their north
ern limits touching On Montana Territory.
Willis within the Black Hills proper there is 4
vast extent Of very rich grazing aud agricultural
lands, abundance Of timber and of water. to ap-
proach them from anywhere in the Eastern
States the traveller must pass through
strip of country varying in
Width, aud generally destitute OF water and
vegetation. Taking Harney's teak. near which
the richest gold discoveries we're made by Gus
ters mipera. as our objective point, and 1neasur-
ing the distance Is shown BY the Government
maps, we are enabled to furnish the following
table Of distances from important frontier
points:
Mile..
From Bismarck to Harner's Peak .o51
From North Platte Seb, to Harneys Peak.
From Fort Pierre, Dakota to HatneER Polk ..l63
From Cheyenne, Wyoming. to HarneJs Peak. .20l
From Fort Rsnda Dakota, to Harneys Peak.- .15S
From Brule City, Da2ota, to Har0eyA Paak. 3o2
or the Elk starting points above named, the
route us Brule City, Dak., is the best aud IL
really the only feasible one. SAY, for exsmpla,
a Chicago man desires to go to the Black Hills:
He must travel By eome ona Of three railroad
routes, NTH distances respectively as follows:
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Chicago to Bismarck, Dakota..
Chicago to Cheyenne, Wyoming. .....--.-l
Chicago to YAnktop, Dakota. ta.............3
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Tile MILL Rh1 Mn manu.
OxAHA. March 6.-Gcn- Ord Instructed Col.
BRADLEY. commandment at Fort Laramie, to
send ont force to bring in the remainder Of the
sioux CITY Black Hills party, who are reported to
h. in +. suffariug condition. Orders have been
;saned to prevent any one elso going into that
nopntry, and any one sying it rall undoubtedly
ha followed and driven out BY the military.
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Nrw YoHx, March 6.-AtriTed- Steamships
weser. from Bremen; Anglia, from dla.go" !;
and Blfrost, from NeWcaatls.
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ADJUSTMENTS. -
HILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
~ ! arrvop aate hippodromel n,roo,or
THE MOST bRiLLIAST succEssi or ifiiK yam"
THE GARDEN PRONOUNCED As - sAuTlFUL
own as, Us a DEEAM or EAIRYLAhD.n No.
CONCERTS on saturday and sunday evenings
GILMoRE's GREAT BAND
OF one HUNDRED raRFORMERs.
d''srss o Et 'Sf s aq mi & Hs The
All tNTiRE ch1Seg OF :" faoGR1aaE EACH
rms srf TF dS.SS A3i5n EsyEEESSrSa.
Doors open ~ 80 cohcert begins at O'Clock pre-
Programme as toows;-
rARTi.
GsTmSn song@40 btt cuc6 sbe iamSert
3. Grand seecton-"Robertl 10 Diable" Meyerbeer
PART z
T. Overture, on the Austrian Hymn. .Wesmever
Solo for cornei.Tae csTgniyq H .ragannl
4 Grand Concert Air and Variations .Rviere
sons "a, Clarioners Sd Cornets; An, huphohlum 5th
Piccolos 6th French Hornsi TN vboes stn lrumpets
lrombones and Iubasi 18th, Grand Finale or Fun Bane
PARTa
Grand Opera Fantase- "Reminiscences MsyerbsSsr
'fassf NH Mr. i. 4. LiFEBRE. ''''''''' """a's
FIRST GRAND MATINEE.
At the evening performance no lady admitted unless
accompanied by gentleman
Ample arrangements have been made for preserving
good order in the garden and the management pledge
themselves that IL shall be at all times and in all re-
spects pertect in the matter Of decorum and pro-
priety as II Is IN its floral adernments.
THE GRAND ENTRANCES TO THE GARDEN ARE
ON MADISON AVENUE AND FOURTH AVENUE.
AT NIGHT OFFICES FOR THE SALE or TICKLE 3
WILL BE oPEN Al BOTH or TnEsE ENTRANCES;
During the day the box Office at Madison avenue will
be omen Tor the 81 reserved boxes and OF
admission nom a. M. to +. NJ
PRIVATE BOXES 81 LxaA.
Boxes may be secured one month IN advance
HILMoRE,s CONCERT GARDEN.
VI AFTERNOONS.
The management respectfully announce that on and
after TILT ksDAY June 8,
rAIS DELIGHTFUL GARDEN
will be thrown omen TO the pablo
kVEAY AFTERNOON,
between the hours OF aud T.. NJ
No music Will be offered upon these occasions, and the
admission Will be reduced on these occasions only TO
twenty-five cents
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
regular performance by the Band will be given and
the charge Tor admission will be the at the
evening performances
The garden with its delightful shade its fountains of
water and Its great cascade, the most lovely
spots IN the world and ladies ana children will find II
CHANMlNH AFTERNOON RESORl, and entirely
free from the Objectionable features OF the public parks
Walters will be In attendance, and TIE BEST RE-
FREShMENFS MAY BIZ HAD AT ALI HOURS.
FIRST AFTERNOON OPENING
THURSDAY JUNE
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OF WEST TWELFTH STREET. NEAR FIF II AVE-
al nue.-The entire Second Floor 20 let furnished.
without board suite sinelv, to gent einen or 10
family without children also otner Rooms; refer
enCos exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

ln1 LEXfNG on AVENUE, BETWEEN Twenty.
IUf seventh and TNeutY.eiA streets seven min
utes Ftth Avenue hofeDA few o. rsons can here iiLd
pit aant Rooms ana hrrf clpss Hoard Tor u
reasonable prics; brown stone house newly tlnished
sud furnished throughout cOnycnen es city tcle-
graph lines connected with houses best references IN
every respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

% WEST 18th SIRE IT, EIGHTH BROWN STONE
I'D from fifth avepue.-fine table ana beaut ful
Rooms, with O1crn improvements. con be furnished
young gentlemen; member OF G boat cubs VIII ma It
very conytn ent any food furnished theN may order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or CARPETS, FURNiI URE
II and Bed1ing 81 lowest cssn prices at U'fAhkELLfS
warcr0oms il0 figh N avenue between mir
tieth and thirty streets. Payments taken weekly
or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

0OD sTRBET.-FURNI HE'D ROOMS TO LET EN-
10 suite singlv, with private bath and hrst
Board summer prices. 343 Wet twenty hIrd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

OO WEST THInTIETu ST rs 7, BETWEEN BROAD
s)s) way and Fiith avenue. - Fine suit aud single
Rooms TT. 10 familes and gentlemen, with Board
Teferenc ! o. hanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

An EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. -Tt
eIU let with Boarc, large Rooms suit hle for gentle
men and wives; single Rooms gentlemen; transen
end day buarders accommodated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

~ MADISON AVENUE ouTHRRNRRs AND
l. others desiring nrst elias accommodating tran
sicntiy summer may fbinln hand somely ur
nished hocms with without Board terms moderate;
references exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

7A7 WEST FoRTY.tIFTu srREET-t PLEASANT
~ Room 70 let with without Board. 10 two gen
uemen terms for The summer very moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

cln WEST TwEvTY-THIRD sTRRtT-G ETLEMEN
10 visit NJ the city for the Masonic celebration for
ceient table; large and elegant Rooms Tor families aud
elngI. Gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

Ol EAST Tw MITE ri STREET UIrs or ROOMS.
DU private bathrooms closets, 6c, with or without
private table references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

o WEST TwENTY-@IxTH 50 RECT NEAR BROAD
80 way.-Handsomey furnish. Rooms, second and
fourth floors. bath attached. with without Boart;
also Ofice; would suit physcian terms moderate;
references exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

6S VAST FoRrY-EIGnTn sTREET.-To RLNT,
OO with Poari. n large and small Room, on third
floor. summnr prlcee rcierenccA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

poARD IN THE COUNTRY wANTED-FoR TWO
- young LADIES'; pleasant SURROUNDINGS and good
table indispe liberal prlce Will be paid tor suit
able accommodations private family. Address q.
L. Ilerad Uptown Branch Office. No !. 265 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

GOD TEEET 300 wEsr, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
IA Eighih avenues-To let with Board tew nicely
family who're there hut lew boarders; terms moa-
crate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

DOARD CAS- NOW BE OBTAINED FOR TUX SUM
ID mer for one or two families, a. Oceanic Monmouth
county, N. j.. The shrewsbury River nne bathing,
ing fishing and accomp cd atons tor sta bling house
a. Joining hotel address A. LlGlEk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

1l9 EA sEyhNIEtNf5H s Street Z, SEAE Union
low prices; suit Of Rooms second noor ter family
also table Bo4rf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

En WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET. TO LIT. WITH
wv Board, at reasonab price one large Room and
hall Room connecting; liable boarders aceommodA ied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

CoUNFRY BOARD AND GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
~ six miles from the North kiver-MountaIn prospects
four miles from Greens Lake public roads store and
post office next doors balconies shade trees music and
croquet; reasonable charge when received
return day. WALTER BARLOW, Co1sackie, Greene
county n. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

IN EAST FoRrY-sIxTH sTREET-Ro0MS TO LIFT,
III With Board. summer prices; references ex-
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

7ATH STREE, 2J2 WEsT-A VERY DESIRABLE
4 second story front Room and Bedroom 70 et win
gentlemen ;gool living and home comforts references
exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02


lR0POsALs FOR OLD MATERIAL
III ERtk RAfLw4y CONPavY
PURCHASING AGENTS OFTrr. lT Nnsr srRrnr
Nav Y0am May rs 1874
Sealed proposals. and ndor.ed Proposals FOR Ola Ma
eriaIm will be received at this oIlce until Thursday
june s. 1878, II O'Clock noon, for the purchase and
a. TINS company "a jersey City -
1,,t6 tons tar Wheels.
n6 ions East scrap.
tons steel spring scrap.
tons Wrought furuingS
III tons cas- BOringA
tons screw GHttlmgA
tons Gum springs
blso ot 81 varnsh and Oil Barrels
Successful bidders Will be- required 90 deposit rs nor
cent = the amount awarded To tnem ne time Of such
award ani the balance o. yer will he PAYABLE Al
che time 81 delivery tho right Is reject any
aud all bios II BOWMAN. Purchasing Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

10 WEST Tw ENTY FIRST STREET. NEWLY FUH
10 nshed Rooms to let with or without Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

E6 WEST FORrY-eECoND STREET. LEAsANT.
sJD est ton In the city: Rooms parlor secoud
and third floors 10 lei 70 families gcnilcm good
BOar1, 1t summer prices references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

COUNTRY BOARD FARM HOUSE, ONE MILE
~ from Catssill yllagei situated On high ground line
views rst class board and beds; good boating and fish
ING near by; board 40 per Week. Address DAVID
BLOOM, Catsktll n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

100 EAST SIXTEENTH srREET.-AN AMERICAN
lOL family will let with E0uI Hoard, pleasant
front Room and hall Room anG wouu accoInmO ate
some parties WIN able board. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

- rxrRA LARGE, DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
4 Room with Board. at very low price: also two
SmalIer Moons; all conyeniencez III West Fourteenth
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

E1 WEST TENTH STREE BETWEEN FIFTH
ell and sixth avenues eGirahy furnished Rooms
20 let. with without Board family private; terms
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

CoUSTgY BoARD-AT ONE or THE FINEST AND
~ nealhi 81 locations IN Orange county; fne house
large farm, ucautul prospect aud scenery terms MOI
craze; references unquesuonale. Address DAVID
GLIB. Central Valley, orange county, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL FOR S2)l AN
II elegant Par0r suit. cost 500 do for $3.50 Stein
way sons Pian0urc, $40; elaborate Chamber sets
4c So, sT, lne hsir spring Mattresses single ed
steads Bureaus Turksh SUITS 500 pariOf Folding
Bcdsteads Bookcases, Extension Table, sideboard,
chairs In leather, sverware rep and nairclO suits,
SIS; Painting. DrOnkes, 6c. sacriace must be sold.
Call brown Stone private residence, AZ West sixteenth
ST., be tween 9Th AMI 9Th avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

DOARD IN RoCKLAND COUNTY CAN BE HAD ON
ID farm one mile rom deuoi one hour ana half
by rail: hbe raj arrangements made with those engaging
hs LIST OF june For particulars call at NJ.
l2O West rMenlY xLh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

BOARD wAHTED-IN A FIRST GLASS FARM HOUSE
ID in New Jersey or Long Island. from JuiY !, by
family consisting OF three adults two children taged one
ana years two large rooms ana accom-
mudations for nurse required must be within hour
from New YORK where there te boaricrs
iorred OF references gwen anu requirpd terms
about S3 per month. Address j. III. W., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

ATTARRYTOwN-DFSIRA ACCOMMODATIONS,
"A with first class Board reasonable prices; location
unsur passed for health AMI convenence; modern inn
provements; shade ruit garden. stable, &C. Address
box l05 Post office, larry town, N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

COUNTRY BOARD II "A PRIyATs FAMTLY-oE A
~ farm IN ORANGE county; healthy locality, Que
scenery good fresh fruit eggs milk poultry. &c
&c house new large and airy good staining
the premises: terms moderate. Address JOHN JONES
Post office, Walls Gate, orange county A, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

TWO LADIES DE IRE TO OBTAIN TWO ROOMS,
with pa rtial Board terms not exceed 500 per
month"; references exchanged. Address q. q. NJ Herald
Uptown branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

ATM BRIGHTON-A FEW PLEASANT ROOMS
~ tn rent with Board corner OF Richmond terrace
and Lafayette avenue. seven minutes walk from the
landing Apply AT So West wenty-t0urth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
nOAHD ANO L0UGlaa gVANrMD.

A YOUNG FRENCH Lazy TEACHER pARIsTAN
~ desires = buard Tor ne summer months IL i Vii
Nae fanny, where lessons ~ French would be taken
sn uvnient TOR he same; references Adaress i g.
box 10 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

PLEASANT HON Is OFFERED TO TIL RE OR
IN tour persons where reasonable consideration IS
made children and low; hours ride from
New York. For parilcuiars address A. b. box $40 Pos
office Spring Valley, kockland county, n. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

HATsKILL MoUATAINS.-GRANr HOUSE, STU.
~ ated two miles from the lanlins, with accommoia.
tons 30 guests. Parties wishing 10 Rooms
for the son must apply early terms &C. address
A. j. GRAM Proprietor, Catskill. N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

4 9th SIR. rs WEST BETwERN I'll ANo 9TH AVS.
II beautiful rooms with all conveneuces and first
class board; neishhorhood unexceptonabe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

eth AVENUE, NEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAR
- lor Floor uour large airy rooms. with or without
private table Rooms gentlemen, without board.
IN tine pleasantly located double house 40 Fifth avenue
Summer prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
FURNTCURH..

A UCTToN AND PIANO WAREROOM - AND As
n Fast Thirteenth street urni ure, Carpet. Par
lor uits BEDROOM cts. Narir0bes BOOKCASES, Exten-
Tables Ruffets Han stands Planes &C, al private
sale. at aseon prices
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-25
Sic SG)iefaffatre tn SeIatr.
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@rfIdrnmasm Oss @efanaensn,

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g. arder, iln., auf Srn. Santes s. Monts
bauert tort unb slle beSeigen bem S9weruer.
munoeteu, ber Elm rubiger, fleiBiger uEO ooq.
fommen nitdterner Ofann 1T, lbre Spmpa,
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er ifmebt nod INNER in @efabr. giue &uQel
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bere burh ben ltnfen 0un9enfliigel gebrungen;
erltere iit i'm 6iifen inter Der Saut III fitbz
len unO lestere tit permutblidl I'M 6iidarat
iteden geblteben. Otan fiir6tet nod, baf3 bic
bel iolden @uuben 9ep0bnli1e gntsiiuouna
eintreten pirb. DlOnts mar geftern, eintae
Iugenblide ab9ere9net, bel Uollem SeluuBt=
iein unb GnBerte gegen ieiuen 8ruber g9ilz
liam, baB 9(rder ibm Slpei noblqesielte
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ni6t ausrei6ten, nm ibm Oas Qebeuslid1t
aussublaien. Seine 6rau tit ,eit Sumitaa
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ibm elm 8ubebett berettet runroe, aemelen uno
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tpeiien linn au6 bte aufmerflamite Bfleoe.
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trpfen,um pollfomntene 9tnbe I'M 6auIe auf=
red)t su erbalten,
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bem G'ran9ers' 9otel auSgefiblte Serbreten
peranlaBten, itno bereitS 9eihiloert. Die
0oftoren 3ee, Scott ober elmer Der anoern
ben Serwunbeten bebanbelnoen aerste iino
itets BET tgni, Die Sngeln iino aber nod nidt
aus leinem S0rper entiernt.