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Meeting of the Abbeville Baptist Asso-
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I'VE are indebted to onr friend, the
Rev. r. N. Pratt, the jealous and able
pastor of the Baptist Church at this
piace, for the following notes of the late
meeting of this Association, which met
Oh Friday last, the oath inst, at Fellow
ship church, near Ninety-Six.
sFuii delegations were present from the
thirteen churches composing the Asso-
sciatiof; and after the organization, MIR.
james H. Wideman was elected Moder-
ator. Letters were read from all the
showing that God had greatly
blessed their efforts for good during the
year.
sThe four churches which have been
Constructed in the last three years-at
Greenwood, Ninety-Six, Hodges De.
.pot, and Abbevilla-all reported steady
progress and fattering encouragements.
Active measures we taken to complete
the buildingat Abbeville. In that there
is good reason to hope that during the
Fall and Winter it will be completed.
Though small body, the contribu-
itions of the Association to the various
benevolent objects, are uDequaled by
any other body of the same size in the
State.
The Association adjourned on Satur-
day afternoon. On Sunday there was
preaching to large and attentive congre'
cations.
The next session of the body " ill be
held with the Baptist church in Able
vile village, in September, 1876.
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The services Of Capt. VIM. Choice
have been secured as assistant editor OF
the Sparta,sb,rg Herald. The Herald
is already an excellent paper, and the
editor says that in securing the services
Of Capt Choice, who is ready and
graceful writer, he feels assured that
increased interest will be added to the
columns of that paper. We welcome
Mr.. Choice into the ranks of the har-
dest worked and poorest paid men In
the world. We hope that he starts full
handed, with plenty of last years
clothes on hand. We are wearing oul
old clothes.
THE merchants of Abbeville County
are obliged to have the latest cotton re.
ports. They are furnished in the Co
lunabia Register, a Democratic paper
that strikes square out from the shout
der, for the right. Mr.. Pelham, who
for years was the editor of that staunch
old paper the Southern Guardian, is a1
the helm.
CAPT. H. L. FARLEY editor of the Ol
the Spartan6ury Spartan, desiring to
know the true state OF affairs in Lau-
rens, paid q visit to his old home on
Saturday last, and gave to his readers g
very interesting account OF his trip.
Most of our farmers can get sand on
the creeks gratis, but those who cannot
get sufficient quantities near home, can
buy it in guano at fifty dollars ton.
See article in another column.
1T is said that one 'dead cat'' is suffi.
cient to scent two tons of compound
which when scented and called guano
will sell for $50 or $50 a ton.
THE GreeaviNe Ne,os says: "Radical,
ism is dead in Laurens." We doubt
this, Radicals are like flies. Kill one,
and two comes to the funeral and never
go home.
THOSE who owe for guano can make
it to their interest by settling with Capt.
z. Cowan at once.
LET doubling friends read the Gran
gers experience with guano.
APPLES have been selling from wag-
ons on the streets at SITS per bushel.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The -Alston House,
BY THE MISSES CATER.

M H Gilbertson, B Ereman, A Hutch
inson, Baltimore; Philip G Haurum,
Philadelphia; H Hoff, d G; B w Lam
neau, New York; NJ Priest. e G Will
liams, jr, Charleston; J II Wideman,
Millway; J F Everett. GAINESVILLE, Ga;
E A Mars, Calhoun's Mills; ] Sulzback-
er. Columbia; E H Deorney, Philadel-
phia; J D Sullivan, Smiths Cross
Roads; 8 G McGaw, 8 G Link. County:
J A Calhoun, Blue Hill; Mrs Jane
Harkness, Mrs Mary Winn, Lowndes-
vile; James Clark, Monterey, g. C.
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COTTON THIEVES AND THE WHIP
PING POsT.-We need a law which
shall more effectually check the crying
evil of the day-cotton stealing-a law
which shall prohibit the sale of cotton
after dark, and which shall inflict sum-
mary punishment upon all offenders.
For these.last there is nothing so atfec-
tual as whipping. imprisonment IN
the County Jail, or even In the Peniten-
tiary is mockery. For larceny there
is no punishment so good as whipping
none so much dreaded by criminals.
Let US revive the good old whipping
post. Let all good citizens in the mean
time spare no effort to arrest and prose
cute the thieves.
MILLINERY, DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERIEs.-Our merchants have all re-
turned, and our stores are now filled
with the choicest specimens OF new
goods. The prices too are low and our
friends may promise themselves bar
gains in all the departments of trade.
Cal! early and get supplied with the
choicest and best. The most fashiona-
bic millinery, the most stylish dress
goods, and the most select groceries are
now upon exhibition, and are offered
upon accommodatin terms. Call and
get supplied.
OUR Sheriff has been re-arranging
and putting additional furniture in his
office, and it now makes more pre-
sentable appearance. The pigeon-holes
for the safe keeping of executions is
quite an improvement. The office is
Kept quite satisfactorily to lawyers and
laWpers and clients. The Sheriff is as
sisted by Messrs. G. w. Gutfin and l..
l.. Guffin, who are ever attentive.
WE notice some of our exchanges
still complaining about notgetting cred
it for little paragraphs that neighbor
may copy. We thought the day had
passed for such complaints. Our breth-
rem are welcome to anything in our pa
per. We always feel complimented
! if neighbor uses our matter, whether
he gives us credit or not.
MRS. CLEMSON, the only surviving
child of the Hon. Jno. &. Calhoun, dled
at Fort Hill, on Wednesday of the past
week. A lady of many excellent traits
of character, she Inherited much OF the
genius of the illustrious statesman.
Mr.. T. A. ROGERS, of Cartersville,
Ca, passed through our town on Friday
last on a visit to Calhoun's Mills. He
will remain several weeks.
WE TOLD You SO-By reference to
an article in another column it will be
seen how farmers have been cheated in
guano.
BUTTER and eggs command premi-
um in this market. They have been
scarcer even than greenbacks: Have
the cows quit giving milk, or the hens
stopped laying?
COTTON is coming rapidly to market,
and our merchants are giving the high
est rates that the prices elsewhere JUS
tify.
Cool days and cool nights during the
mast week have made fires comfortable,
and almost q necessity.
Mr.. YOUNG, of the firm Of. Oliver
& Young was in town on Thursday.
He sleeps with. the printers blessings
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A bbeville Hotel.

Mrs Harris, Lincoln, N c; VIM q Har.
ris and son, Edgefield; Mr. Searls, Z
Corley, Bordeaux; A Napier, Cedar
Spings; w Robertson, Abbevhle; J B
Allen, Samuel Miller, Robert Miller,
Miss George Miller, Monterey; VIM
Robertson, June Martin, Donaldsyille;
Mrs Ida Wardlaw, Mrs Willie Ward
law, Cedar Springs; Mr. Samuel Cook,
Indian Hill; A G Douglass, D Gums
ky, Abbeville; G J r Tarrant, Green
wood; G w Conner Cokesbury; Olden
Bowen, Centreville; w L Miller, Cedar
Springs; w Butler, Elberton; 6 B
Willis, Cleveland, Tenn; j. Boyd,
Greenwood, S &.
JACOB MILLER.
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List Of New Advertisements.

Bottom Prices-Quarles & Perrin.
For sale.
Meeting of Board Of County Commis
sioners-Robt. Jones.
Final Discharge-J G Wosmansky.
Flannel Soap-Parker & Perrin.
For sale-W w Roland. .,r...!- ~.
!. Grand Opening-Em Of Fash
ion. ~ l....s..sss
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Wier's Hotel.

Josep EThourn, w P Russell, Char.
lesion; Charletm sondley, Newberry;
B w Williams, Penney's Creek; Willie
Cheatham, Greenville; NJ w Cuddy,
Bradley's Mills; DR. 8 Angle, Charlotte;
Charles Ayres, Philadelphia; A J Nc
Donald, Philadelphia; John Gibson,
Louisville, KY; J d Hannah, Balti-
more; H Eubanks, Atlanta, Ga; Thos:
Stevenson, Charleston; Jas T Wells,
Columbia, s. c..
:. JOHN "A. WIER, Proprietor.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT OF
81 Friday, the first day of October
next, I will apply to the judge of
Probate Of Abbevilfe County BIsa
fnal discharge from the, Office Of nd
Fministrates Of: the Estate Of WASH
ington s. Cochran, decd So
f. sAMUEh ". COCHRAN,
I ~ Administrators.
/ Aug. 81, 1875. St. ,,ss!;s :. III ~
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THE Chronicle and Sentinel says
the unfortunate merchant. should not
be discouraged. He must bear his trou-
bles as best he may, knowing as he does
from experience that his own calamity
will soon be forgotten in the Calamity
of others. If fortune should favor him
again his friends soon return. Let him
possess his soul in patience and strive
to regain what he has lost, and those
who were the first to frown upon bis
misfortune will be the first to smile up
on his prosperity, there are, Of course,
many men who remain the same in
sunshine and in shadow, and the SYM
pathy of one such will more than com
pensate for all the falsehoods imagined
by evil minds and circulated by SLAM
derous tongues"
Our people will find the augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel first class paper.
1t is published in good market, for
many of our citizens.
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THE local editor Of the Charlotte Ob.
scrve,. is in bad fix. He rises to ex.
plain:- - s
"The scribe acknowledges his obliga-
ton to fair pinback for pinback pin.
It is about as long as a railroad spike,
and of about the fatness of match.
The recipient pinned back at once, and
aow sees the good of it. He stepped on
a grape hull yesterday afternoon, and
though he slid block over rough
pavement, it would not allow him to
fall. 1t has its little Inconvenience,
however. For instance he has to be
carried up and down the steps and does
all his writing standing up to the man
tel-piece."
No matter for him. He had no busi-
ness trying to wear female apparel.
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STEAM POWER PR1NT1Na.-Pam,
phlets of all kinds are Gheaply and expe-
dittously printed. BY Walker, Evans &
Cogsweh, Charleston, S. G. Their
presses are irfun BLAST on this class Of
.W8f4, buf Still their faculties are 90 ofgreat
that there is always room for more work.
Proceedings of meetings, Conventions
College Commandments, Briefs, DE, Ger
are executed in the pest style and with
greatest dispatch. 81 tt =
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About Pumps.

OUR townsman, Mr.. J. D. Chalmers,
has had some experience in the pump
business. A year ago he bought the best
one to be found anywhere, and paid
sixty dollars for it. He kept. 1t in the
we'll little while, but has now gone
back to first principles, and uses the
bucket and rope that he took out to put
the pump in. AS the pump is lying
under the house, doing Mr.. Chalmers
no good, we presume he would sell 1t
and the pipe for fifteen dollars.
CHEAP PUMPs.-As soon as the new
pump now in the we'll of our friend,
Mr.. Jos. S. Britt, spoils the water, he
will give some neighbor a good bargain
in secondhand pump. The well, we
presume, is closed tight, and it will re-
quire only little while for the work to
be accomplished. 1t will pay to wait.
MR.. JNo. KNOX, of our town, is a
practical man, and is determined to find
out if there are any good pumps. Two
years ago he put an extra good one in
his we'll, but in few months came to
the conclusion that lie couldn't stand
the pump any longer. He no doubt
would give man good bargain for q
very little cost, as the pump now lies In
the back yard. He now has new one
in his we'll, and will perhaps have va
riety of pumps for sale in little while.
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Consignees.

The following named.persons have
freight in the Depot:
wv Latimer, A Bequest, Mrs G I
Haskell, H O King, J W 'Trowbridge,
r A Cater, w Thomas, w Moore, }
w Power, w A Holland.
G.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office. 80, W.
: is Cothran, G = Bruce, Miss No
we'll. Jas New, Thos Young, Bradley
& Jay, J H Power, N f Johnson, d
McGill, ] H Bell, w H Taggart:
q. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
yMENTs.-This is the day Of labor-sav-
ing implements, and we take pleasure
in calling the attention of our friends to
some superb agricultural implements
which Mr.. H. B. Boyd, well-known
citizen of Greenwood, is now offering
for sale. These are Buckner's Self-Ad-
justing Wagon Brake, D. F: Ballentine's
Cotton Seed Planter and Guano Distrib-
utor, Hudgin's Combined Harrow and
Seed Sower, and other implements.
They are models of simplicity, and
should be in the hands of every farmer.
We had the opportunity of inspecting
them last week, together with q number
of our citizens, and take pleasure i'll
commencing them to the attention OF
our farmers. We can conceive.of moth
ing better adapted for the, work prop9es
ed. .I- jersgs7 :. lSept. ~, 1870, Y&|
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AUGUST FLOWER.
The most 2es aIsssseas being ,sl Z! u {,

[Hi4 and 1fVefs % plal 8. ~ a. - 4 =
M More than seventy. .ffye per cent. of
the people 3n The United; States are af-
flicted With those two diseases and there
effect such 40 our stomach, sick head
ache, ,habMtusf costfyeness, impure
blood, heartburn, ;waterbrash, gnawing
and burning pains at the pit Of the stom.
ache, yellow skin, coated tongue and
disgreeable taste in thesmouth, coming
up of the food after eating, low spirits,
&C. &c to the Drug Store of w. T. Pen
ney, and get 72 cent bottle or 10 cents.
Try it. May 10, 1872, 1y
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New London; Conn.

Manufacturers Of Cott0n Gins, Cotton
Gin Feeders, Condense,s and Cotton GIi"
Materials of every. description. Our
Gins have been in use thirty years.; and
have an established reputation for sim.
plicity, light running, durability, and
for quality and quantity Of lint pro-
duced. Our feeder is easily attached to
the Gin, and easily operated by any
hand of ordinary intelligence. They
are the simplest and cheapest Feeder In
the market and feed with more regular.
ity than is possible by hand, increasing
the outturn and giving q cleaner and
better sample. At all Fairs where ex--
hibited and by Planters having them In
use, they have been accorded the high
est encomiums. Our Condensers are we'll
made, durable and simple in construc-
ton, and do what Is required Of them
rapidly and we'll. Noadditional power
is required to drive the Feeder or Con-
denser, and no Gin House Is complete
without them. We are prepared 10
warrant, to any reasonable extent, per-
feet satisfaction to. every purchaser>
Circulars, prices and full Information
furnished. Address as above, or apply
to J. NJ. MATTHEW'S: Ninety-Six.
g G
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CEo oC0f1per:day 81 home. Terms
,4G4zU isss. Address GEO,
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Your obedient servant,

n. y. FTeIlCH.
Upon the back of this she had also
penciled some messages of love and ex-
pressions of religious faith
A violent fit of grief again overcome
her: we ceased to question her and took
our leave, but, as we thought of the pas
sionate love which she had given the
man and the weakness which bad led
her to barter the jewel of life on the faith
of his promise, we wondered how many
there would be on this sabbath morning
who would read her story and remember
the word of the Savior to those who
denounced the Magdalen to Him?
Col. Jack Brown left for Americus
last night having the remains of Capt.
French in charge. The young woman,
Miss. McNeely, also returned by the
an1e train. 5-s. -.- =. * N
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
DwELLrNG HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

UNFINISHED HOUSE AND LARGE GROUNDS TO
let for The winter Yonkers, at nominal price 70
who viii take good OF the until May
Address box :. 1868 Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

A NICE TOP FLOOR FOR sls NO. 10 BANK
front inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

TWO BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS. CON
Meeting in private house 81 West Sixteenth street. to
let to gentlemen. fourth aoor front and southern
location and surroundings desirnble.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
JERSEY CITY, HOBOxEN. HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For sale.

no SELL OR LEAsE-PRIyATE THREE STORY And
basement brick House q rooms. - closets water ana
gas 1T5 Montgomery street Jersey City. rfco 80 part
casa monthly $50 Apply tn THOMAS MEAN. suyIngs
bank u Chambers street, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

L1RKNCH FLAT, SECOND FLOOR, NO l35 wESf
IL Fiity-sxth street, six rooms walls in OIL with al
modern improvements. Apply on premises.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

rI'HE GREATEST BARGAIN VET OFFkREDi-A TWO
story House mud four city Lots eight walk
from Nliamshrdge depot Westchester country 80
Apply u JOHN =. EVEN, 30 Nassau street. room IL
GE lAA "A GREAT BARGAIN-BEAUTIFUL
pO-UbO. place at fremont, 3 lots fine house lO
rooms. fruit shade hne views &C only 10 minutes
from fortysecond street iaro ~ A. q LOOMS
6J4 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

rTO LET-NICR APARTMENTS I41 EAST TWELFTH
Il street ijG Third avenue 3sS Third avcnno anu -
Downing street; Al ~ nice order Seen any time, Once
133 East Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR no RENT.

sENTENNIAL BoARDfsG HOusEs-cHEAP TO
" good parties one En4abets, n T. 4aeres; house
x5o completely furnished with stable sso one al IehA
Bridge westchester county, unfurnshed Adcsess oNNEk
box 2O7 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

rpo LET-FIRsT FLOOR FRENCH FLAT; 8 ROOMS;
window in each room block Of Fifth avenue; rent
low o. VAN CLEEF, 1916 Broadway, JOSEPH WILL
LIAMS0N. 900 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

L1OR SALE-AN ELEGANT PLACE AT CORNWALL
II continuing 20 acres partly under fruit cultivation; tine
and outbuildng; two miles from Cornwall laha
stailon, giving
e Ne all "A Nne place must be
apprecatcd stock crops tools aud household mrn
VIII Be sold with tile place IL desired price much less
real value must be sold hy Of the breaking
~ "a mmily For particulars, address D. HoLBKook,
Port Jervis n. Y.
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West side.

cln 5nn a GREAT BARGAIN, THE FOUR
plU.DUU. story English basement House No. 513
West Twenythird street. Tenth avenue in perfect
order. L. H. NICHOLS, owner, No 8 Pine street
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

J1OR SALE-GRRAT sACRfFICE-A Two STORY
II frame Dwelling ana Oulhudiugs, let alNlp NewafN
city. depot price 81 500 worth 5000 X bELhNAi,
No Pine street
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

A FRONT AND BACK ROOM, UNFURNISHED. TO
IA cheap good tenant; closet bath in four
story private dwelling l3 West Twentysixh Apply
premises
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

nTH AVENUE NEAR SIXTIETH STREET-TWENTY
JO minutes FROM Battery by elevated road four story
brown stone house 500 per annum. RICHARD v HAR-
METZ II Broadway room T.
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V1o LET-A SPLENDID SUIT or ROOMS ON SECOND
i floor, In q. Fountains French fiat house ~ East
Thirty first street near Fourth consisting Of pauor
dining ROOM kitchen three bedrooms; strictly hrst class
rent S72 Inquire of the gntor, between and T. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

LrRENCH FLAT THIRD FLOOR, HIGH sT0OE
brown house, 36l West rwentysecond street In
qure in plumbers Office 365 West Twenty street
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

I,NGLEWOOD-TO RENT. NEW HOUSE. NINE
IL rooms cabinet finish hot and cold water, furnace BATH
CRATES painted walls standing washtnhs a modern i'm
pfuvemehts rent Sssu per month Apply 10 HENRY w.
BALDWIN DreNe Building Wall and Broad streets, city
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RIO LET-IN A PRIVATE HOUSE A FLAT, G
rooms paror, dining room, kitchen, bcdrooms bath
and closets hot and cold 10 every rooms rent 500 Der
month Apply at "A Irving place.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

rIlo LET-THIRD FLOOR IN PRIVATE HOUSE NO.
i 3l5 East Thirteenth street, with all improvements.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

ITO LET-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoRS
and Second Floor separately gentlemen, through
for light housekeeping, from 500 up; l23 charles
street, between Hudson and Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

mo LET-A SECOND FLOOR or FOUR ROOMS, FUR
i nished for housekeeping would be let together ia
part at No 100 East Thirtyth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

A SPLENDID FRENCH FLAT-No 30 WEST
"A sixtyhrst street; in perfect order heated by
Apply TO janitor, on premises, or to HOPKINS * CAR.
RlNGToN, No. | East Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

Vlo LET-sECOND FLOOR, WITH KITCHEN on
third hoor IN private house 537 East Sixtysccond
street; $50 per month
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

RIO LET-IN JERSEY CITY, NEAR THE FERRIES A
furnished English basement House, responsible
party at tho low o s91 year Apply 70 HARVEY,
tnen corner 0f Grove aud York streets Jersey City
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

A DEsIRABLY LOCATED THREE STORY BRICK
~ UwelliE. 294 LyIn1ston street; all Improvements,
rent S72o Apply 10 WSGkoFF, on premises, 30 Bond
street, or 81 Piue street, New York.
TnOR SALE-ONLY TWO MORE LEFT or THOSE
new. first class brown Houses Vanderbilt
between Greene and Fulton Now is the time
by fnstalments r. b. JACKSON.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

A SECOND FLAT OF SIX ROOMS IN FIRST CLASS
~ House on West Thirty y-iourth street Elevated
Railroad; also top Flat Apply to anor, i3 West Thirty
fourth street or B. S. LEVY, Goa Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

UO LET OR LEASE-3ll MONROE STREET, FOR
tenants or business four story House. a2x9O; front
yard 6ox4o ~ rooms; Store and Cellar, 800 Apply at
$50 Third
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

A FLooR-FIyE ROOMS; GAS AND WATER; FINl
~ order 40 Horatio street. $40 and Al Jane S5
f. l.. & b. 4. BURNHAM, 600 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE TUE Only
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RbcElff ~
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS F0h TIE
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

RIO LET-THE UPPER PART or A HOUSE, CON-
tanning three floors together separates modern I-
provements. "a West Ihrl street corner Greene.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

IlIRsT CLASS FLATS, IN BROWN STONE FRONT
II house. Nos. l5l and 1913 East Forty seventh streets
and Basement Floors nine rooms with all improves
ments also Second Floor, Of five Apply 80 LOEW
BROS, 70O Third avenue corner Fortyseventh street
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

0OD STREET wEsT-ro LET, A HANDSOMELY
I'D furnished large Room bright and sunny; has hot and
cold water large closets also single Room, at $3 per
week Cal at l56
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

TTARLEM-To RENT THE LOWER PART OF A
small three story brick House perfect ORDER all im-
provements also Rooms third floor % West l3lst
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

I COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR HOUSE
keeping for two persons; first floor; plenty OF
$40 per month house private III East
Eighty y-seyenth street
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

JXTASTED-sMALL PLACE ABOUT $4,000 OR $1,000
w clear nearly this side " Bound Brook, in ex'
change small House IN Bro0kyn also wanted House IN
this city $1,000 equity exchange. Address A. WOOD, 240
Bridge street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

ITO RENT-A FIRST FLAT AT THE ALBANY, COM
plctey iurnished the would like TO transfer his
and sell Furniture carpets and furniture in per
possession Apply a. this Office from ii to
@ TRACKLE 4 PURDY, ,243 Broadway.