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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-10
posrofrlcE DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco and Northern.-Tele-
graph Stage Line. Arrive ut 1880 r. NJ;
close at 1880 p. n. Letters Intended Tor reg
.istry must be presented before $3.50 P. N.
Coast Line.-Stations between San francisco
and Los Angeles, via Santa Barbara-Ar-
rives at IL: 30 P. NJ; closes at P. NJ.
San Diego Line--San Diego, Anaheim, Gala-
tin, Capistrano. etc.-Arrives at Tao T. NJ;
closes at 4P.M.
Southern Arizona--Tueson, Yuma, Arizona
City and way stations-Tri-Weekly service
AR ives Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. q,
T:40P. NJ; leaves Monday, "Wednesday ana
Saturday; mail closes at P. N. lfle
Northern Arzona-Pr Prescott, Wick enberg and
way stations-Semi.Weekly kly--Arriyes Iues-
day and Friday at 9:35 A. NJ; leaves Tuesday
and Friday; mail closes at S;lo Pm
aan Bernardino and why stations--San Ga
briel. Ell Monte, Riverside. etc.; arrives at
o:S5 A, NJ: closes at $40 r. N.
WILMINGTON and way stations Arrives nj 2:l5
r. NJ; closes at 10 A. N.
cerro fyordo Lone Pine and Haviiah-Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1880 p.
n: leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at 1880 p. NJ.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Ofiicc.-
Open from Q A. N. to 4:3o r. M. except on
Saturday, when office closes at $3.50 p NJ
On Sundays the Office will be open from 1880
q l:so r, n. II. X. w. BENT, L. NJ
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And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF f-Directors made on the 4th day
June, 1875, so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
Public Auction, at the office OF the Los Ange-
les HERALp, Los Angeles, California. on
THURSDAY the 18th day of July inst, be-
o'clock noon OF that day. to pay the delin-
quent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale.
u. .snrrI4 j. NJ. BASSETT, Secretary.
By W. A. SPALDING, Acting Secretary.
Offlce-Sprins street, opposite Court, Los
Angeles, Cal. go. e. jy8 l0d
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Certificate Of Partnership
az TILE EuoM ar eoAN~,cA-

OE THE FIRM OF FRANCISCO
~ Pico and Chas. Gassen g. Co., doing busI-
ness In tho city Of Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles, State of California. =
We. the undersigned persons, hereby certify
that the above described partnership is COM
posed oil the following persons and no others,
whose names and places of residence are as
follows, to-wit:
Francisco Pico, San Diego, Cal.
Charles Gassen, San Diego, Cal. .tt...
Adolf G.. Gassen San Diego, Cal.
In witness WHEREOF we have hereunto affixed
our hands and seals this 4th day OF June, 1875.
- FRANCISCO PlCO. '[sEAL.l
30 II CHARLES GASSEN. tsEAL.
ADOLF G. GASSEN. (sEAL.1
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NOTICE.

rTNHE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
i Printing and Publishing Company
Location of principal place of business, Los
Angeles, Los Angeles county, State of Cali
fornia
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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Certificate of PartneYship

OF THE FIRM OF AZUSA NURSERY,
" doing business in the county of Los An
geles, State of California.
We, the undersigned persons, hereby certify
that the above described partnership is COM
posed OF the following persons and no Others
whose names and places Of residence are as
follows. tO-wlt: atHi ba
Thomas A. Carey, Los Angeles.
Samuel 8. Reeves, Azusa. .F#sa .;1n
In witness whereof we have hereunto q mixed
our hands and seals this 7th day of May, 1875
THOMAS A. CAREY. IsEAL.l
Je5 I'm 5AMUEL 8. REEVES. SEAL
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I sas .zfa45 ta
County OF Los Angeles. 5J 4aI.--
On this 4th day OF June, in the year 1875 be-
fore me, A. j. King, Notary Public, personally
Adolf @. Gassen, known to me to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed to the With
In instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same sl..r,l.
SEAL Witness my hand and official seal
this 9th day Of June, 1875. A. ]. KING,
Je64w Notary Public.
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Assessment Notice.

TNHE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
Il, Printing and Publishing Company
Principal place of business being Los Angeles
Los Angeles county, State of California.
Notice is hereby given that at regular meet
Ing OF the Directors of the Los Angeles City
and County Printing and Publishing Com
pany held on the 4th day of June, 1915, an as-
sessment Of five dollars 1857 pershare was lev
led upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the Secretary at his office,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day of July 1875,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the 18th day of July to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
III. NJ. JOHNSTON, President.
j. NJ BASsETT Secretary tek I'd
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NOTICE. /.

AN THE NIGHT OF THE 80 INST.
~ strayed or was stolen from the Agricul-
tural Park, brown American Mare with Don
one has given notice according 10 law OF hav-
Ing found her, this will serve to notify the
public that after the first day of July will
not be responsible for the expenses OF keep.
Ing said animal, and that, on the contrary,
will hold responsible for damages any person
who has said mare in his possession.
je27 2w s j. r. RAMIREZ.
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Ioa Anxalea Lihrary Association

Los Angeles Library Association:
J. McCONNELL..... Freslaens
Library, Downey Block.
Judicial Directory:
Terms Of Courtr-First Monday oi Feb,
H.K. s. O'MELVENYrJ Judge of Probate and
Terms Of Court-First Monday of JAM,
Mar, May, July. Sept, and Nov.
GEO. G. GIBBS: 500 Dist. Court Commissioner,
Ofice. No. IL Spring street.
Justices Courtss
VIZ b. GRAY. Temple Block, over W. F. q
JOHN TRAFFoRD. Downey Block, Temple
National officials.
Il. :; Fc.sonsos, % SsST;B Temple Block. Postmaster
!. ". HAvERsTiCK...Rec. U. s. Land office
Temple Block. eH- -
]. o. WHEELER:,..Dep Coll; U. 8. Int. Rev.
office, No. IS, Temple Block.
]. D. .DUNLAP................D U. 8. Marshal
4. G. WHfTiNG.s.sU. 8. Court Commissioner
Of1oe, Nos. % and 28, Downey Block.
JACOB A. M0URENHAUT-.~French Consul
CLINTON B. SEARS, In charge Of Improve
ment of Wilmington MISUNDERSTANDING
at terminus OF street railroad. ~
County Directory.
Aw. POTTs,.....Co. Clerk and Clerk of Courts
Nv GILLETTE.-.. Co. Recorder and Auditor
Z fT fRoTwLAND.Co H. Sheriff and Tax Coll
bioSIcIo BoTiLLER...........sGo. Assesso,
Dr.. 8. w. BROOKE...-.-......-..Co. Physician
(O6dce, Lanfranco's BuildingD
Board OF Supervisors: ~.
GEO. KINDS, Chairman, ff
J. n. GRIFFITH, EDWARD EVEY,
p. .PALOMARES, r. MACHADO,
A. sEPULvEDA, Acting Interpreter.
Regular Meetings-Flrst Monday of each
month. fe0 SO s3t
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Chamber of Commerce;
Board Of Education /;

H. D. BARROWS, President.
II. KREMER, Sec'y. ALFRED JAMES
DR. +. KURTZ. ]. p. WIDNEY.
DIR. w. T. LUCKY, City Supt. Public Schooli
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City and County Official Directory
City Directory.

Common Council:
Neets at Council Rooms, No. 46 Spring ST..
As 7:Se p. NJ, Thursday Of each week.
CoUNcILMEN:
F.P CAMPBELL. L. .EICHTENBERGER
+ MIJII,ALY. J. G. CARM0NA.
w. w. ROBINSON. h SOTELLO
n TEED. JOSE MASCAREL,
q. r. HUBER L. WOLFSKILI.
II n WORKMAN, II. LEAHY.
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POLITICAL NOIES.

Colonel Charles L. Hooker is mentioned as
suitable candidate TO represent the Brandon
(Miss.) districtln Congress.
Frederick w. seward has the inside track he
yond all doubt Tor the republican nomination for
secretary OF State Of this state.
Vice President Wilson never yet undertook
anything for mis- personal advancement In politics
tnat he mas not accomplished. Aud now he wants
to be President.
Tue Utica Herald says Ezra Graves, OF HerEi-
mer county, Will be Il candidate for denomination
by the Republican State Convention Tor the ofiIc
oil Inspector OF State Prisons.
Tue first step looking to revision OF the pres
ent State constitution OF Kentucky Will be taken
by the people at TIE August election If majority
of all the qualified voters In the State vote In
favor OF calling u convention, the question will
have TO be resubmlted In 1877, ana ii 1t again re-
ceives the approval OF a majority of all the voters
In the State the members of the convention Will
be elected IN August, 1878, and assemble In the
fall OF that year.
The SdfdtO0ian says efforts are being made 70
place John Il. Seymour brother OF the ex-Gov.
ernor. on tho democratic ticket as Secretary OF
State, aud the eX-Governor's son, Horauo, Jr., on
the same ticket for State Engineer But some
people think that one from family Is enough
and, ut the same time, there are not q few strong
hackers or the Ex-Governor for the democratic
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Presidential nomination in 10. Whatever poll
ticlans at Saratoga may think they see, il they
only go TO Utica they Will. 70 doubt, see more.
This IL the way they act upon the principle tina {
"turn about is fair play" in Kentucky :-"Fonr
years ago." says the DanYllle AdeOclte, "Coonel
w. A. Hoskins. gallant soldier on the federal
side IN the late war, was the Candidate OF the
democracy In Boyle county for the Legislature.
He had no more enthusiastic supporters tnan the
Confederate soldiers. Now the federal soldiers
VIII have an opportunity TO return the compli-
ment by voting for Colonel Grigsby who with
equal gallantry followed the Southern standard"
The following may be related AZ the first 'JOb"
or an interior Congressman elect IN this State.
The Corning Journal Is responsible for it,
Hon. c. G. Ii. Walker, member OF Congress elect,
is not precise IN his dress unless when he attends
party or goes out Of town. Although IL Oc-
CURED Inst summer, yot The following anecdote
is Wei worth puDlshing:-IIe was seated ON the
porter's truck III front of the Dickinson House
conVersin% With TWO or three cit Zens when
lady came from the BlOssDurg depot CARR ing u
ana bearded" ana apparently "walting for Il
Job" she asked MIN 10 carry ner satchel TO the
Erie depot. WITH MS characteristic readiness 10
oDllge ne rose and look the satchel, and, usual,
MADE himself very agreeable, socially, III tae short
distance. The auy thought mat he was "ratherN
lanlilar lor stranger, put yet remarkably intel
lPent Tor one OF bis apparent s.auon. As ne
piaced the satcne AT her Ieet in the ladlesi room
she rendered him some postal curreucy. but he
Dlanuly declined to receive compensation, ana
Win graceful bow he lcft the lacy amazed 1T
the dlslnterested pOiiteness OF her "porter.n
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GENERAL GORDON, OF GEORGIA.

HE MAKES SPEECH IN ALABAMA, IN WHICH
HE DECLARES THAT THE WHITES AND BLACKS
IN THE SOUTH COULD LIVE IN PEACE BUT
FOR THE RADICALS.
General Gordon, OF Georgia. made a speech in
Alabama few days since, in the course OF whica,
seeing many colored men present, he turned to
them and Asked
Who is it that Tor the sake or retaining their
hold on power poison the MINDS vi the colOred
men against their former masters aud friends
aud with false promises control their votes ana
Keep up contentious and strife between the races 7
Who Is it that IN the Ruise OF ku Klux murder the
colored man IN the darkness OF midnight and herald
abroad the infamous crime as the deed OF laWless
democrats ana true southern men, III order 10
keep alive the fires OF amnesty, knowing their
lease OF office depends upon the continuance OF
unfrlendly feelings between the sectiOnsl me
radicals. He then told the coored men no longer
10 be deceived. You have had democratic rule
here IN Alabama. and they nave robbed you OF
none Of your rights. Here the interests OF the
wnlte man ana the colOred man are identical: Il
good government for the one Is good govern
ment Tor the other the same sun SHINES above the
black man aud the white man. and the genial
showers water alke the soil OF the one and
the otner; the same God rules ABOVE them
Dotn, and they could i've together in peace
but Tor the radicals VINO anLagonze the
sIder and be free men, and TO snfer them
selves TO be no longer marched to the Dolls as
dumD-drven cattle to the SLAUGHTER; for the time
ignorance ana vice may hold sway, but ~ GER
family as THAT God relgns and rules the earth
truth Will ultimately triumph and intelligence
reign, not TO the injury OF the cOored man but
Ior the common veal OF ali; and here alone IS
safety for the cOl0red man. He SAID that as an
excuse for the preparation or many OF the ont
RACES winch HAD been neaped upon the people OF
the South the radicals gave out that we were
disloyal-and pray disloyai to whatS 70 the
ruptlOn III nigh places-to Robbery and plunderl
Aye to be loyal now, one must not only believe
Grant to be statesman and Beast Butler AN
honest man. but lnat Henry Ward Deecncr is an
innocent, prosecuted salntl
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A FLASH IN THE PAN.
FLowERY WAY OF DIsposrSG OF cHA1-
LENGE.

FLOWER1 WAY OF DISpOSLSG OF A CHAI.-
LENGE.
From the Jackson (Miss.) Pilot, July 2il
G. Il. Wright, OF the Vcksburg Monitor, lately
characterized @. G. Foweree as the weak young
man VINO owns the Herdld,n and threatened TO
give him some advice unless he discharged the
editor OF the Herald, VINO had used insulting Ian
guage toward the said Wright. Mr.. Floweree sent
polite note to Wright, saying that ''he held NM
sell personally responsible for the Hcrdld's arti.
cles upon MIN, aud lntimaung that "satIslactlon
would not DC denied him. Wright relOined that
ne had no desire TO urive FlOweree into the
quarrel between himself anu the editor or
tue HeTdtd, ana asked II he stll neld himself re-
spOnsiDle Tor the ISLANDERS OF the HeTuiG writer.
On the 2Otn inst. MI. FlOwcree replied that, while
virgins threat rem ttned ne and not desire TO
WlthdraW Wnat ne had sad Ia his foiner COM
munlcatOn. wright sent the sametday Al note. IN
winch he SAID :-"Havlug at the time reason 20
believe yoi, 20 u cerialn extent, Responsible Tor
the INSULTS heaped upon me IN I'll HeI0iu wrote
paragraph intended to apply 60 YOU: put
having since nau cause TO change my OPINION
i dsavOW any threat contained Ia the article re-
lerreu 10 ana discalm any desire TO insult yOu.n
MT. flOWerees reJoinder forwarded the same
day was prompt ana 10 the point. liz SAID -
your second favor, by Mr.. W. ii. Jewell. re-
ceVeu, ana IN reply you may consider INV note OF
TINS morning Withdrawn. With regards &c.v
rms 10 rather au imperfect resume OF the dueling
correspondence between the "Rcak Young man, -
as cnarQed by the Monitor, wnO owns tic
BefaALh And tha aaitor al tha Knnitor.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandell

CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS RESULTS IN A
coMMITTAL FOR LARcENY--A CURIOUS CASE.
Francois Ecoissin, a Frenchman, residing in
Morrtstown, N. j., and Peter Pe0aa, an Italian,
hailing from PoughKeepsie, were botn arraigned
on charge OF drunkenness, and sentenced to five
days. Imprisonment in default OF SIS fine. Pebala
resolved to send out a metal watch with brass
chain TO pawn, In order TO pay the fine, when the
Frenchman at once identified IL as one that had
been stolen from him the previous evening in the
ne1ghb0rhood or Twenty-seventh street and III e
North River, together with some So in cash, by
three or four men who attacked him Just before
his arrest. He AT once charged the Italian with
the theft. The latter CLAIMED that he bought the
watcn from an unknown man III Washington
square for $40 about Jour O'Clock tne previous
evening, while the Ere Gilman claims 1t was about
five when he was roUoed. PeDala was committed
In $500 bail to answer, and Ecoissin having nc
money TO pay the line, was sent up Tor I've days
Tor drunkenness.
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NOT AN ADVISER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD:-
lnd my name published as one OF an "Advisorv
Committee in new poltcal organization. AS
candidate for Assembly at the election OF last year
only has my name ever heen used In politics. The
use of II IN the present connection probably arose
from my position then; but feel compel ms.
much ~ the present use mas been without my an.
tnority, Ill Justice 10 myself, 10 request you to De
SO KIND us TO state such TACT In your columns.
Respectfully yours, n. PARKER, JR,
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
BREAKING INTO A STORE.

BREAKING INTO STORE.
Thomas Crook, OF No. 395 Madison street, was
arragned on charge of breaking into the pre- m-
ises OF George Maiz, No. Jackson street. on the
night OF May 6, and taking thererom one accor.
deon, three boxes of cigars ana nine bagatele
balls. value IN all $35. On the morning OF May
Cfllcer Carter, OF the Thirteenth precinct, saw
Crook with the accoroeon IN his possession, and
approaching him the latter dropped the accor
deon and escaped. On Monday evening ne met
him again on the street and arrested him. Tue
prisoner was committed by Judge Morgan Ia s., 00C
pail to answer
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Before Judge Duny.
CHARGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT.

Martin Freison, residin. a No. log Second ave-
nue., Is In the fancy paper box business. In April
last he had In his employ cerK named LOUIS
Schrader, who was duly authorized to receive
money and other property on behalf oil his en-
ployer: On April Schrader received s23 90 from
Jonn Kamera, OF No. 419 Sixth street, which he
failed to return to Freison. He was arrested
on Monday by Oficer CUT, OF the Seventeenth
precinct, and was held to answer on a charge Of
embeZzlement.
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taken place, the Court ordered the bail to be
reduced TO 81, 500.
DECISIONS.

SUPREME coUET-CHAMBERs.
By Judge Westorook.
Sommer vs. SOmmer.-Order confirming Refer
ee's report and granting decree Of divorce 10
plaintiff.
spears &C al. vs. The Mayor, &c.-Granted. Mem
orandum.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Won Jemmerca vs.. Characterization denied,
VITA leave 10 renew upon further proof
Knette VS.. Coe.-Releree's report confirmed
ana decree settled
Won Herman ys. Daiy.-MotIon denied, without
costs
Schalk vs.. Riss.-Although defendant has greater
number OF witnesses, | credit the plalntlrs AMI
CONTRADICTION denied. with $40 COSTS to abide
event.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
BROOKLYN COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs-Nos 80, rs, 81, SO,
70, 10, 100 1S6, los, III, ia, l70, $50, 1872
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge OtterbOurg.

THE MERRITT OUTRAGE CASE.
Louisa Merritt, the person upon whom 1t Is
alleged an outrage was committed few days
ago on board the tugboat Nike Norton by some
rulians OF the Fourth ward. was unable 10 appear
In court yesterday. The question, however. or
releasing Captain Ryan. one OF the accused par
ties ON proof or aliDi. came up for discussion
before Justice Otterbourg. Counsellor Price SAID
that he was prepared to produce SIX witnesses TO
his Intention OF dischargng Ryan il the proposed
testimony was sa0stantated
CONCERT SALOON KEEPERS.
Louis Rscke, OF No. 173 Chatham street; Charles
Meyles, OF Nos. Isl and 153 Chatham street; Ed
ward Peterson, OF No. 14o Chatham street; Andrew
Gutskew, or No. 1871 Chatham street; Mary Han
some, OF No New Chambers street and Charles
schmidt. keepers OF concert saloons, were held to
answer for violation or the EXCISE law. Bali was
liked In each case ut $500.
OBSCENE LITERATURE.
Albert Reiman, aged sixteen, or No. ISL East
Broadway, employed in printing ofllce at No. IL
Spruce street, was held TO answer on a charge or
printing, with intent culate, obscene puDlica-
lions. Reiman was arrested by Anthony Com
stock the agent OF the Society the Suppression
OF Vice, VINO had during the last two months found
the seventh ward NO ,ded with Indecent puDlica-
the prisoner On his arrest he showed the ot1cerS
the place in the printing ofice where he had con-
cealed the stereotype plates, which Were seized
and destroyed. He was held to ball in 200.
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& YOUNG LADY WANTS BOARD IN FIRST
"A class German or American family. Call At 81
Forsyth street
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BOARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
- Address, naming summer and winter prices, j. D.
box lcS Herald office
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WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FUR
w n!shed Room, with Board: where there are few or
no otter boarcers location between Twentieth and
lhrtieth streets, Sixth and Ninth avenues. Address
stating terms, which must be low N KING Jr herald
Uptown Branch office.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH PERMANENT
~ Board i'll quiet family; location must be goo,
and terms reasonable. Address e., box ls4 Herald
office
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LoR SALE-A SPLENDID SATIN PARLOR SUIT,
black walnut ebony and gilt, pieces. No. IL
Last Thirteenth street.
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(NoSY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT WITH BOARD;
- furniture, carpets. &c. the pest; no single rooms
heighborhood nrst class not large boarding house
III East Thirteenth street between Second and 1hirl
avenues. No children taken, references
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GOOD SECOND HAND AND MlSFIT ENGLIS 4
VI Brussels thrcc.ply and ingram Carpets OH Cloths
&c. "a specia tvj very cheap the old place liz Futon
street. side entrance.
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IIOl'Hi.s.

A TRY, LIGHT ROOMS, NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,
II Bowery and Bayard street; DO newly furnished
only.
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FUISNITURh.

A MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT GREEN AND
"A gold iirocatel and gded, cost $500; 500; do,
Sl25 S35 also PIanOtorte and Chamber Furniture
Call Tor three days before purchasing elsewhere Resi-
dence II East Twentieth street, near Broadway.
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RoARpERs WANTED.

/ BEAUTIFUL FRONT PARLoR. OVERLOOKING
j Madison square, and two handsome second story
Rooms with first class board; also transient poarders
taken. 20 East rweny-third street.
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A FEW PERSONS DESIRING QUIET COUNTRY
~ Board convenient to sea bathing cunning and fish
ing can be accommodated by applying to CHARLES s..
ROE Last Patchogue, Long Island.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

A 4 697 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET
"A Diamond Watches, Jewelry, silks, Gamers Hail
Shaws. Laces and Personal Property OF descrlp
ton bought ana sold. r. s.-Loans negotiated.
JAM rs 4. MATTHEWS.
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A $50 ROOMS; NEW MATTRESSES, CLEAN BEDS;
n. BE, 35c soc 81 80 and 81 70 per week; gentle
men and families Frankfort House. Frankfort
and William streets Open all night
belmont HOTEL, FULTON STREET NEAR
ID Broadway, European plan.-Rooms 50 cents up
ward; new family Rooms Ladies' and gentiemen's din.
ing rooms open sundays Meals low prices
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/ SPENCER PLACE. CORNER WEST TENTH AND
Fourth strcets-Rooms 10 let, with Board, IN new
corner house, unexcepuonaDe loeanoni rates reason
able; references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28

A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN NEW JERSEY,
~ near station, one hour from Wall street can &C.
commodate gentleman and wife small fanny terms
reasonable. Address cot NTkY. Herald Office