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SALES.

SALES.
wHEAT.-U White, &c bushels common at s1.15;
80 bushels on private terms 86 bushels comm
ut IL 1872 bushels W rv good at 81 40: bushels
common at *l.05: 476 bushels prime a. 81 AS:
20 bushels At *1.25; ~ bushels at 81 AZ; 100
bushels at FL 37-total. LOGO bushels. Rsd, 4S6
bush lis choice ut ~. 45: SO bushels common ut
Sl.20: "a bushels at II 40: 296 bushels at S1.30 :
222 bushels mt u 35: 80 bushels at II .p5; 220
bushels ut 1926; % bushels at %1.l5; tu b.
els AT 70c.: 1913 bushels at II %: 232 bushels
at fl AZ; 3l4 bushels at 81 80; Gas bushels at
S1.37-tolal. 1890 bushels
CORN White, Sc bu heels prime at s5c.: 100
bushels very good at S4c.; 6 bushels god at Sc
total, 1872 bu-belS. Nired. 112 bushels prime at
bushels.
OATs.-14 bushels common at 40c.; SO bus hels
very goo sprrg al 47c.; l 6 bushels prime winner
at J5c.; 304 bushels good spring ut 46c 80 bush
els winter on private tcrms-iota., 434 bushels.
RE-ENHIBITED.
WHEAT White lao bushels. Red, CTS bushels.
COKS.-MiTed, 74sbu>hes.
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FURNITURr 8.
AND MATTRESSES.n

FURNITURE AND MATfRESSEs.M
eau at HARWOQD'S, No. 8 Governor IN
street. and inspect his large aud ell giant Stock OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE.
DININC-ROuM FUHNlTURF,
MATT KISSES OF all kinds
nd You will be Convinced that there Is no necessity
~ going North 10 be supple u with superior goods
The ! rlcps are lower than they have beeD y
twenty-five years, and the. goods IRE made In the
Il, vi manner and IRE wsrranled. ,.,.s ~
= SAMUEL VI. HARDWOOD,
E.,.16 I.S~.-,. e., $3.50 -..A-
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATAl@. i,
% COMPANY. SSS76rsSnS2l5
..~ 80. SUMNER SCHEDULE,
FOR MOP FOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE

..~ ... SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS IN JANE RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June 1st 1875, this
Comnany's FIST and elegant steamer JOHN SYL.
VtSTrR. Captsin j. a. Post. carrying United
States Mail will leave wharf, Rockets, for above.
named ponIs TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at $50 A. VI.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
ut Norfolk for Baltimore, PhiladelE Ina, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY....... 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
Fare 10 baltimore: .................... w
Fare 10 Philadelphia. .............. 5U
Fare 10 New IOrk..........,....... IL on
Tickets for sale on steamers, ut CARRIER & Co.'s
Ticket Agency. Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth, and
r, gular landings on James river from A. Al. 10
6 Z. NJ at reasonable rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
L. II. TATUM, General gent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch office
at W. d. Blair &c Co.'S, corner Of Nin'h and Main
streftS. R
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF klCHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20. 1875

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 20, 1878.
Sun rises...........6.0Si Noon rises........ S.2O
Sun seIs....,...5 .52 High tide. .......... S.59
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September % 1878.
... -f OFFERINGS. ...-
WHEAT.-White, 1862 bushels. Red, 1898
bushels.
CORN White, 1872 bushels. Nired, 800 BUSH
els. IL.
OATs.-1;102 bushels. ....-..-..
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CHEAP SHOES FOR LADlES.-@&1
CJust received. Ladies' 1S-Thread SergeR81
Button Boots. really good article, for aoN ~
Ladies' ! 81 hreai Serge Kid Foxed- Boots.
really gooo article for 1880; Ladies' 1S-1hread
c,c for 49, together with large supply of all other
STYLES for ladies' equally cheap. For good aud cheap
SHOES OF any description call on JOHN U.
PAGE, JR, Aye It, 900 Main street, between
MINI and Tenth STREETS. se 10 3tn
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DON'T PAY IS FOR A GAL
~ TER when you can buy cty-mades@ - -
one for "a. Don't pay 81 Tor snos VIII hsifeus
IT, 60 to The factory 2l5 Broad street between sec
ond and Third Nothing but citS.maGe To1u S s 0
Every pair warra nted. BOOTS FOCiED " "a ~
DER FOR Only 10. 80
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CARDS &C.. % 81 for WI 9!
Y a,s pasEAyGh HklS1 Ala ss-tassss' ~ ss
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HOTTER EVEN THAN NEW YORK.

The RAYS of the sun shown down at
temnerature of 140 degrees, and rebounded
from the pIaring sand with searching power.
No wafer was to be bad anywhere save what
we had in our canteens or ruooef Days anu
this was so hot toward noon that IL scaloeo
onr mouths and seemed TO pun out 10 steam
when it was uncorked. The shoes on toe
feet of the mules seemed to warp, and rat
fled loosely. A flask of whskey which one
of the party bud wrapped up in az army
oyercoat was so uucomfortably warm tDat
it was almost an impossiulity TO s"aiio" It.
For all this extreme heat and drought, bow
ever, we passed through some OF the love-
liest avenues aud yistas We had ever seen
Descending the dry wash OF the creek. the
sandy bottom was hard and level as q moor.
and the straight banks rose on either side
of US for eight or ten feet. Above The
great cottonwood trees on the banks spread
their branches In arches across the path, aud
for q long distance we galloped along this
broad, beautiful aisle which nature had hid
den so far away from the haunts OF map. II
was late 10 the afternoon when the train
camped on the banks OF the San Juan. We
were close to it-before we saw its waters, aud
nothing was ever so grateful to tired, hum
gry. thirsty, hot mortals as the luscious shade
of the cottonwood groves and tie near fjw-
ing waters of the great river. On Ties:
banks we expected to discover and photo
graph some OF tie most Interesting Of these
ancient ruins and before passing on 10 any
further descriptions it may be vel 70 l"lIrt
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GRANULAR EFFERESCENTs.
GRANULAR EFFEKEsCENT CITRATE OF
MT, cERl t,ihiA'
BROMIDE POTASSIUM.
IODlDE or AMMONIUM,
NITRATE POTASH,
PHOSPHATE OF IRON
AM. CIT. BIsMuPH,
iODiDE OF POTASSIUM.
j BLAIe, Druggist,
sa1a corner Broad aL d Ninth streets.
ATMEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
aNGLo-swIss CONDENSED MILK, superior to
any ether brand;
DURAND,S CAsTILLONS ELIXIR, nne tonic
and for chronic diarrhGa:
LANCE LOTS IUDINIZED SYRUP OF HORSE
RADISH;
nARBY,S PROPHYLACTIC FLO1D;
POpOLiO, for kidney and liver complaints;
CRAB-OaCHARD SALTin bottles;
HIMROD'S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
LGUAaANA POWDERS, for headache;
CARBONATE OF LlTHlA;
IOzENGEs for The thirst Of fever;
The most approved SUPPORTERS and TRCssEo
=. MEADE BAKERS
| coo drugstore, 9l9 Main street
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
nm. RnIL OC,s MEDICINAL CHARCOAL
| a French preparation-moste fcac1ous anu paia'a'
| Die. l.. w HuSE,nn, ~ ,.eo,,s
sci si1th ano broau sIe..o
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HNsi uaic htu Siouu Agency, oeptem'
b"F l., 1.-The following account of big
d4Lec is given TO The New York Herald:
GRAND DANCE.
There wus some commotion in Red Clouds
'!ll1gc hi, moruiog. |. Is situated beyond
i'!ii north OF the agency, on q bend of the
White river Preparations were making for
Nv siaud Omaha dance, which was 10 be
gwen IN honor OF the commissioners. Yes
trIHay "as the appointed time for the cere-
MvuS, but slight dash of raiu d1mpened
Ia" Mdor OF the bucks, SO that they deferred
taoT coming until to-day. The great drum,
A'aid altar OIL gave early warning Of their
"i"io ach, ana when they appeared on the
"'o" Of The hill, with the big medicine man
""u lie head warrior OF the Society OF
Oihahas ut their head, with toe banner
o. feathers held aioft and lapceS with
nHiDan scaps attached pricking the
az the sight was imposing. The
'Hiahis acre on foot; but great throng Of
"h'c-. >qIaws, ard boys, all mounted, fol-
we" Them. sometimes Joining in the guttu.
''' Hn,ir, krepiOg tine to the heavy stroke
:" Ne huge drum, and sometimes shouting
""u ait The sirccgth Of sheir lungs. The
''t"h'rh OF the dedicated braves have al
''Ao} oc+n often d,.crios d: but as there L.
'"'.''iie> Vatuii3G IN Their performance
Al't nehtl"D again some portion of it.
'"r Coy VI brtliinliC decorated warriors
Yea III !r nj Of TIC stockide, and the gates
"' '1i""n "prD. fber marched slowly
at" irth Of ,ttp aud solemn in.onation.
'.' h'>' IMPRESSION on the mind IL that The
'n"nia' II II Giabvl;cdI significance
'"' OF The Igurts look like devils
jay j'"S"h'd from their Internal cages
"'' are purely grntc-que. One OF
III 'lrTcnlIy has The duties Of a clown to
M lie 0GeS 80 Hith success. a circle
t@"G ~ 'no ceutsc Of the $ oeka6e with
,~ - .."2!Gtlg mouse OCCUPIED by
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CGUNrnT BOAEZ.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A VERY DESIRABLE
~ plac he Rhy location pie ant well furnished Rooms,
would like family for fail and winter Board where they
have home comforts; moderae line of New
Haven Railroads ia hours from city. Address > SEELf,
Darien Conn.
A WIDOW HAVING A COMFORTABLE HOME IN
II the country, New York wishes or two board
for the winter; children between six and twelve years
preferred; instruction given rcquired location very
healthy Apply % T. J NORMAN 493 Sixth ayenne, be-
tween y d. and r NJ
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-IN A PROTESTANT
Christian family ministers preferred for chiid,
where can have kind home discipline and daily attendance
az nee school payments weekly In advances references de-
sifea Address box 4, ,s39 Post Office, New York.
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD Ar A GENTLE
- mans handsome country 10 miles from Grand
central depot every a city house, gas Gro
lon water nrnaee elegantly freseoed three
ss ~ rom depot very reasonable Board Address box
ENALL AND WINTER BoARD-AT THE SoUTH
orange Mountain House, Mountain station Morris and
Essex Railroad, five Minutes from depot al low prices
steam heat good stabling. Address PROPRIETOR
south Orange, \. J.
TNyALIDs OR OTHERS WISHING TO REDUCE
expenses during fall and winter can find desirahle
home at low price, al farm house In Orange county In
qure at 1853 Maiden lane
A TOURETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT N j.
IL Open all the half the usual for fail
J. BOWMAN, Proprietor.
WANTED-BoARD FOR TWO CHILDREN AGES S
w and I, where there other children, the
city; Connecticut preiered must be reasonable
For Other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
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DENNsYLvANiA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. The Great Trunk and tnited States Mall route
Trains leave New York from loo 81 DesbEosses and oor
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburg the West ana eah with
Pullman palace ears attached, 33 A. NJ and 80 p N.
For Wiiamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Division, connecting at Philadelphia 80
$50 NJ, connecting at Cory for Ttusyille, Petroleum
For Baltimore Washngton and the South, Limited Wash.
@ ng'G1 6SgeSs Pa%'N m paoT ears aay except sum
lar a. : - 40 IA A ~, end9 7 "a sunday, 9 P n
s&M: 4S3 $50 ani oTF. T II % L%israat S%"sas aaS
For Ssgsa5s @i ~ 7io 70, lIAM;I2M3LS
7So 10 To- u ~ z NJ and Y night sunday A.
roS lls5eth s 3 SO 90 ana T. 40 20 s y
s5S' 5Io. go :, 4do aaS, 4 50, 80 $40, y 6io.
,.eA NJ .2d 9, e:9o, and s:loP. n -,
For @ Saegy & 80 S3p io & = t5o i 1 An S Z 10 ~ dr9
eeS9 eo z, So 10 70 r n and II night Sunday A. NJ.
For Woodbrdge Perth Ambov snd South AmbOy' and 10
For Ne New IN Brnns%ieE SI sn' and NJ IL NJ $40 41o,
$50 10, I p NJ and u night Sunday, 8 4. NJ, . aud
For East st Millstone - noon, 3 and 20 r. NJ
For For FlHSs.S@s FlHSsstSS 7as $40 sSs
For Lanbcrtvle o;3O 4. NJ, 2, t;lO and = ~
For Fiemnston Phipsburg and Bevideye . 80 A. NJ and
For n Mercer n and Somerset Branch sP. NJ
For Trenton Bordentown Burlington and Camden 80 and
y6, ST2 sS.snoId Z a Z 7.so sp 4 NJ AND and 4oP
For Farmingdale and squan, 1880 A. NJ and z N
f2T ESQ afFsiomd and via Monmouth junction 40 p
For UfvhstOwn and PembertOnt q A. NJ via Perth Amboy
and 7.n Al NJ. via Monmouth J uncton
alna arrive as follows From Psburg 55 and 10 30 A.
nj and o 20 r M daily; 10:l5 A. NJ and go r. NJ daily
except Monday From Washington aud Baltimore 20 X
.I1s 4 rs and 10 n r. NJ. sunday, Q 20 A. NJ From
PhisdeIphia 8 10 20, 90 1915, III 90 II .54 A. NJ
2.I5 4:I5 $40, GAO so 8 ~; 92O, 1o:27 T. NJ sun
day 8 10 20. 55, lo;l5 II "a A. NJ go 20 lo27
Ticket orccs $40 and et Broadway No, AstOr House
and FOOT III Desbrosses and Corandt streets No
street Brooklyn Nos ia ii6 and lis Hudson street.
boken Emigrant Ticket Office No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMPSON, ID. NJ BOYD, Jr.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.
T1UTIA ADLI,PHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New YORK TO Philadelphia only 81 25.
Commencing October A. 1878.
Leave New York pier North River foot Rector street
FOR Philadelphia Vineland, &c-1O 80 A. NJ.
For Philadelphia, TuckcrtOn do r. NJ.
WM. S. sNEDEN General Manager
TlRoyfDENCB AND sTONINGTON STEAMSHIP co
III NEW YORK AND BOSTON
SrONIkGfON LINE.
From pier 80 North River foot of Jay street. tho elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANsETr daily
Except sundays at43OP, NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE.
FROM pier ~ North River foot OF Robinson street. the
dayS at4P,A
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1ETH STREET, 20 wEsT.-sUNSY SPACIOUS FRONT
~ and other Rooms newly furnished and painted with
references exchanged
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STH AVENUE, no. 307-AN ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR
I'VE rooms In suits Or separate table and appointments
0f the very best: references
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1H WEST TWENTY. FOURTH sTREET-A FRENCH
W family has nicely furnished Rooms let with Board
French cooking: a. moderate price.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

10 PARK AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY.FouRTH
lD and Tify.hhh streets-A fourth story front Room,
newly furnished heated by stove also hall Rooms
especially sp be for gentlemen, With Board house small
and quiet; references
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

ETH AVENUE, 349-TIERE WILL BE HANDSOME
~ Suit Of Rooms in few days consequence
family going south which will he together or singy
with Board, terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

STH AVENUE, 6U7, NEAR THE wINDSOR.-A FAMILY
~ have handsome Second Floor and Rooms third
floor, which they will rent with Board suite sngy.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

eth AVENUE 12T-PARLOR FLOOR OF THREE
- large rooms and bathroom, elegantly furnished: will
the floor give private table il desired Refer
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
BoARDERs WANTED.

1QR EAST SIXTEENTH STREET NEAR IRVING
LOO pace.-To rent with Board, handsomely furnished
Suit OF Rooms second hoor also hall Rooms on ihiru
floor; references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

10 wILLErT STREET, THIRD FLooR-BOARp FoH
~ three steady men, in private family. Call for
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

I JTH STREET 202 WEST-A VERY DESIRABLE
r second foor 'front.' Room. with ball Room connecting;
also third floor front hs Room with superior Board reer
ences exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A I'll STREET, NO. 3l5 EASf-HANDsodlELY FUR
r. nishcd Rooms with FIRST class Board sute sin Civ
or single gentlemen family pleasant neghborhood rcf
ercnccs exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

Eth AVENUE, NO. 4s3.-A PRIVATE FAMILY OFFER
first class Rooms and Boards terms moderator reeences
Eiven and reanired.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

I 5TH STREET PACING sTUYvEsAYT PARK. NO
IL 23S East.-Large Rooms wen coseted all improve.
ment Handsomely nrnished % let with Bonrd
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Eth AVENUE. 24s-A PLEASANT THIRD FLOOR
with private table, Or 70 party Of gentlemen without
Board: reference.
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lie EAST NINTH STREET BETWEEN UNYER-
IL sty place and Fifth ayenue.Fumished Rooms with
Board dining parlor aoor very moderate
board for lady - a week
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

GOD STREET, 200 WEST. BETWEEN SEVENTH ASp
= Eighth avennes-To let, with Board, III 4 small
french family few nicely furnished Rooms terms moder
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ETH AVENUE 99.-SFyERAL ELEGANT LARGE
~ Rooms second and third floors with first Board
also day board house first class in every respect refer
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A WEST TwENsY- NINTH sTREET-WITH BOARD
Il large handsome Room second floor; newly carpetet
ana painted with or without Bedroom connecting
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A WEST TWENTY. SECOND sTREET.-sECOND
r floor front Rooms, very handsomely furnished, and
other pleasant Rooms with Board house and appointments
very desrabe locality atracyc references given and
quired.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

70 WEST THIRTY FIFTH sTREET-A LARGE
OO Room well furnished. with plenty Of closet
first class Board suitable for gentleman and wife single
gentlemen
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

10TH STREET i59 WEST, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
- Pheasant. nicely furnished Rooms second ana third
floors, to let wish irst class Board reasonable
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
RnARnERs WANTED.

\ SUIT or SUNNY ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR;
ta and Attendance nrst class prices moderate refer
ences exchanged. MIS-, Z, v. NLNAs
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X EAST FoRTY-sIxTu STREET tWrSDsof
III block Large, handsomely fHrnsAed front Room
fourth floor also ball Room, third floor with elias
Board price, SIS aud Sl2 references.
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. SUITS or ROOMS TO LET-wITH BOARD; HOUSE
Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

I 9th STREET f35 WEST NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
- Two large and pleasant Rooms second aud third
hoors, with Board single gentlemen gentlemen
their wives.
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. LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON
floor every with FIRST class Board
best reference given and required No n West Eighteenth
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

con LEXINGTON AYENUE-A PRIVATE FAMILY
Wv occupying their residence viii rent with ex.
eecnt Board several nicely furnished Rooms slngy en-
suite.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

\ LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, Also
one extra arc hall ROOM with Board' terms very re
konsbe references exchanged a22 West f0ntcthth sts
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH DRESS
y ing attached, southern exposure Sl4 Sl6 SIS
With Board Tor two all modern improvements 3l5 West
Nmeteenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
ROARDERs WANTED.

90 WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
III Broadway and Fisth avcnue-Fine suit Of Rooms
thrd hoo 'front.' suitable family gentlemen table first
class; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

On EAST TWENTIETH STREET. Two DOORS FROM
ZO broadway-Thrd story front back and hall Rooms
nicely furnished % let with FIRST Boarf references
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

. MEDIUM SIZED ROOMS. WITH FIRE; ALSO
= large hal Room let with choice Board, at a very
moderate rate class house 4G Seventh avenue
Fourteenth street; references
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. BROTHERS WISH 4 FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
or without Board tho price paid shah be In pr ,ton
the accommodation given Address D. r. and q ~, box
l3l Herald Office
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90 EAST TWELFTH STREET, TWO STAIRS UP
D1O Two mechanics have Board s. so and
hail Bedroom, two RESPECTABLE females.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

O10 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET ROOMS TC
OIO let second and third floors with without Board
also one on fourth hoor terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A LADY RESIDING ON FIFTH AVENUE NEAR
n Madison sq9are, will rent two fne Rooms with Board
changed. Address RICHARDSON, box $50 Herald up.
town Branch Office. -
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TExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
i Key West, carrying the United States mail The
steamer CLYDE, Captain Kennedy, will sail Saturday,
November Through Bills OF adng given all points
the Houston and Texas Central International and Great
Northern Galveston Houston and lien and the Gal
weston Harrisburg Antonio Railroads Freight and
For freight passage having
superior accommodations apply
q. H. MALLORY CO, l53 Maiden Lana.
Or inr rnnn
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Or1 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR ELE-
OOl waited Ralroad.-uandsomey furnished Floor 10 a
family with Board se Rooms gentlemen house
strictly private. References.
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~ MORTON sTREET.-IARGE. SUNNY FRONT
~ Room on second door with Board for persons ref
erenc
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OK CLINTON PLACE FIVE DOORS WEST or FIFTH
OF avenue.-Prvate family will let handsomely fur.
nished Rooms with excellent Board s12 Sl6 and SIS for
two house sunny exposure.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

900 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-NICELY FUR.
CVJ nshed large front Room and Bedroom second floor
gentleman and wife single gentlemen with first
class Board; also han rooms.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

100 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET-LARGE, NICELY
LOO furnished Room with extenson suitable Tor gen
teman and wife single gentlemen with without boardi
also small Rooms; table boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

% IRVING PLACE NEAR GRAMERCY PARK
OF Elegant second Floor; all light rooms; private table
Il preferred; Room fourth noor eicgan, Paror TX.
tension
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c.1 IN no 81 PER DAY; ss TO SO WEEKLY; FINE
- .DU Rooms with Grst class table. tor families and
gentlemen; Room s3 90 week City Hotel corner Broad
way and Eighth street.
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- HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
= front Rooms let with Board; also Rooms for single
gentlemen; references 50 West Twentysecond street
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w ANTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE JEWISH FAN
w lily. BY gentleman. wife and daughter. fine Suit
Rooms, with Board; price exceed $500 per
location central above Thirty fourth street Address
box 1886 Herald Uptown Branch Office
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DIST STREET NO. l57 WEST WITH BOARD
pleasant Rooms to let to families or single gentlemen
moderate price every attention giyen 10 make COM
Portable nome; references exchanged
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> = WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET-LARGE FRONT
OD Room, three windows Twenty third street, also
hall Room to let furnished, with without Board gen
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81 WEST THIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD
Il way and Ffh veuue-Sccond Floor viii nrst elias
Board; private table IL desired, reference
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90 BARROW STREEr-A WIDOW HAS A PLEAS
OJ front Room gentleman and LADY, Board
fo lady also two young have good Board reason
ablv.
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OOD STREET ~ WEST. HANDSOME FRONT ROOM
= = with Board also back Room, with every convenience
4ll Tor
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OHO WEST FIFTY.FoURTH STREET-A PRIVATE
zoo family will let with Board, two handsomely
furnished Rooms parties viii find pleasant, quiet home
house and accommodations FIRST class references.
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Ok EAST NINTH STREET. NEAR UNIVERSITY
OJ place-ro let, with Board large. handsomely fur
nshed front Room rs floor suitable for party OF gentle
married couple also back Room third 0oor table
and attendance first class terms moderate.
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ODD STREET, 33 WEsT.-DEsIRABLE ROOMS r
= let With Board en- suite or sngy, 70 families Or geI
iemcn reference.
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OF CLINTON PLACE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
I'll Large, handsomely furnished 'front.' Rooms second
door with excellent Board, suitable for gentleman and
wife ~ single gentLemeni terms moderate
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I NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, FIRE, GAS AND GOol
Board for two $l5. vacancy. -. no ouleetNH :.
children day board s. 90 29l West Twelfth ssfeel ne
Eighth avenue.
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DZU Tor and Bedroom; handsomely furnished; cas and
FIRE; go per week. with Board; private table, $50 per
week
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ROARDERs WANTED.

A JEWISH HOUSE HAS A VACANT DOUBLE PAI
II Tor Floor and third story Room splendidy furnished
excellent Board 242 West Fourteenth street.