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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-22

The National Agricultural Congress.
The National Agricultural Congress meet
at the Grand Hotel at O'Clock this afternoon.
After the annual address by the President,
reports, &C., the meeting will be devoted to
addresses and discussions on the following
subjects. -
Agricultural Education; Legislation in its
relations to Agriculture, including Transpor-
tation and Financial Questions: Organization
and Co operation by Farmers; Proper Relation
of City and Country; Relations OF Different
Sections of the Country to each other IN FRO
duction and Di tribution of Agricultural Fro
ducts; Future Work for the Congress, and sucn
other appropriate topics as may be chosen py
the Congress.
Among those from whom addresses are ex-
pected, are j. r. Dodge, Depai tnlent OF Agri-
culture Wa;Rlngs9n Ii Rusness M Es, Assst Msst
Gansaela, Halo s,a's and Honsj Hon.s ). n. Mihiin oi
Ohio; Gen. A. H. Colouitt and Col. Il. A. Ais
ton, Of Georgia; Gol J: p. killebrew, Of ! Ten
dent T. c. Abbot Of the Michigan, and Presi-
dent j. A. Anderson, of the Kansas State Agri-
cultural College; Pro-. Manly Miles, Of Illinois
Fass Fresdens State hSn Asss
ciatIon; W. W. Corpett, Of Chicago;- Ii. Gov
ernor N. ]. Colman, Of Missouri. ami j. 8. Mar
maduke, Secretary of Missouri State Board OF
Agrlculsure; Col. Ed. Daniels, of Virginia:
Hon. w. w. Field, Secretary Wisconsin State
Agricultural Society, and J. M. Smith, Presi-
dent Northern Wisconsin Agricultural Soci-
|ety.
LATER.
The session was opened at 3o'cicsk, Vice
President j. q. Griffith presiding
A communication was read stating that tho
President Mr.. w. II. jackson, would be mn
able to attend the Convention ON account CT
sickness.
Ills annual address, however, was forwarded
and read by the Secretary. The Vice Presi-
dent Mr.. j. .. Griffith, then read an address
giving suggestions as to the future work of
the Congress-. a
Communications were read from Cover
nors Allen, McCreary, Hendricks, Bcveridge.
Thylo~, and Fred. w alta, C C9mmissionet ~ Agri-
culture. A letter fiou the. Master Of the Ma
tional Grange was also read. -.N : ~
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Politics.
THE MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.

THE MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-The Republican
State Convention 'reassembled to-day,
and adopted the report OF its Committee
OF Conference. 1t tfavored a Reform tick
ct, and recommended the following
ticket:
For Governor-J. Morrison Harris.
For Attorney Generals. Teackle
Wallis.
For omptroller-Edward Wilkins.
Resolutions this afternoon.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.
WORCESTER, Sept. 22.-The Demo cratic
State Convention met to-day, but have
done nothing Of interest. Hon. Ed.
Avery, in a speech, declared for hard
money.
THE NEW YORK INDEPENDENTS.
ALBANY, Sept. 22.-The Liberal State
Convention met to-day and organized,
with John Cochrane as Chairman. Res
olutions reported and adopted, tully in
dorsing the Democratic platform and
ticket.
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Sporting News.
CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 22.--ln Inc
cricket tournament yesterday, the
British officers concluded their first
inning, scoring total OF 9S, and making
no run since the day before. 1t is possi-'
BILE they will not reach the score the
Philadelphias made in their second ir--
ming, 230.
THE TURF.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept. 22-The
first days trotting at the Hudson River
Driving Park opened yesterday. The
double team race purse of $3.50 was won
by Listner and AdOnis; best time 2 :37.
The three minute race, for o purse Of
$500, was won by Lockout, after seven
heats: Stephen Maxwell, Martha, Mus
tang, third, and Nightingale fourth; best
time, 2:34.
PrTTsBURG, Sept. 22.-The tr0t yester-
day afternoon, at Friendship Park, be-
tween Mary Jane, Patterson Girl and
Lady Patterson was won by Mary Jmne
In three straightLeats. Timc-2:39, 2:3S
and 1854.
BOSTON, Sept. 22.-The fall meeting, at
Beaver Park, was opened yesterday, with
races for 2:45 and 1928 classes. The 2:45
race was won by Lizzie Keller in three
straight heats--best time 2:34l4. The
2:2S race was unfinished at dark. Ned
Wallace took the first two heats in 2:301
and 2:29%, the third going to Lady Suell
in 2:45 and the fourth to Ben Smith in
2:30N. a
ALBANY, Sept. 22.-The trot yesterday
at the Island Park course, between Lu-
ellie, Cold Dust, and American Girl was
won by the former in three straight
heats, 2:2411S, 2:23H and 225.
BOATING.
PrTTsBuRG, Scpe. %. - Morris and
Coulter met last niglt and signed arti-
cles for another four mile scull race, for
$500 O side, and the championship OF
America, to come of Saturday, October
10Th. over the same course, on the Al
| ieghany river, as last race. Joseph
Summerman hats been selected as tein-
porary stakeholder.
Seibcrt has just issued challenge to
Ed. Powell, to row three miles for $50
| u side.
| SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. ga meeting
wus heIu last evening between the
| friends of Engelhurdt and ONeil, the
| former Deing in favor OF p0stponing The
Trace until to-day, and the latter qlte
anxieus to have II Come on before SIX
O'Clock in the evening, should the wealth
or permit. IL was finally decided to
come OF between 10 and O'Clock tG-day,
the boats TO start ut whatever time the
referee suould name. Tue lahe up 10
| 1:e0 yesterday was apparently as smoola
as glass, and O'Ne;l waited nearly three
hours in readiness. Tie water alter l:3c
was quite rough.
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Gtlid1S },asanitN.

Yesterday we mentioned the fact that Cru.
tance Guida, who is accused Of the murder Of
John Badrack, was apparently suffering OF in
sanity at the County Jail.
His condition to-day seems to nave grown
worse, and Prosecutor Gerard states that he
will consult with eminent physicians, and if
they pronounce his mind deranged he will
send him to the Asylum.
According to the law this can only be done
after trial before a jury of twelve men, Of
whom nine are required to find him insane.
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Major Troeis Dismissed.

Major Travis was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning on charge of obtaining
So by false pretensrs from John H. Lewis, who
was locked up in Hammond-street Station
house as witness in the case Of Smith and
Nilsson.
The following certificate, signed by Lewis
yesterday in the Mayors office. was the means
Of clearing the barrister from the disgraceful
charge:
Gin. o. Sept 81 A. d. 1875.
Rec Of VIM Travis three so dollars for money
pady to him for henry nelson and william smith
by me for thar case in the Police Court Sept Z
1874 for them only his
S Lewis
mark
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Hs Took Them In, and They Did so by


He Took Them In, and They Did so 6y
Him.
John w. Riggs, an indianapolis bird, was
up in the Police Court this morning on a charge
Of robbing half dozen fellow boarders at
house on Elm street. The following are his
victims and the amount Of what they were VIC
timized:
Edward Querngesser. $50; Geo. Bollander,
"a 70; Xavier Berstch, s4 65; Edward Stemple,
~ cents and pocket-book; James Murley,
s. note, and Chas. Bussman 95 cents.
His sentences in each case are Us follows: In
the first case he was bound over to the Grand
Jury in the sum Of $500 In the second he was
sent out for thirty days and fined s25; in the
third, the same; in the fourth, thirty days and
IS fine; in the fifth, thirty days and $25, and in
the last thirty days and SO.
His depredations amounted to a total Of
$f4 70, and his sentence to $50 days and a fine
Of ss0 with the Grand Jury business yet to
come.
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Late Foreign News.
ABOUT ERIE.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-Nearly all the
daily journals have leading editorials
on Watkins Erie railroad report. The
Times says the advice given to Watkins
not to raise or remit more money is
sound. The Telegraph thinks the re-.
port as encouraging as could be ex-
pected.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NOTlCE.-The funeral Of Mr.. John Lucas
takes place at the Mound street Church,
TMU RSDAY. 23d inst, at 2 o'clock.
The members Of Olive Branch Lodge No. 85,
a; A; Z; A.. are requested to meet in their hall
THURSDAY, 23d inst, at 10 o'clock, to pay
the last tribute Of respect to their late Broth
Ell John Lucas. BY order.
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Races,

HARTFORD, CT, Sept. 22.-Col. Rus
sell, the owner of smuggler, and VIM. B.
Smith, the owner of Thomas jefferson,
have made two matches for these cele-
brated stations, at $1,000 per side, to
come off on the Oath.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were ID
sued since our last report:
Frederick Meyer and Johanna Mueller.
Miles j. Dart and Elizabeth r. Norris.
Joseph Garretson and julia A. Bird.
Louis Schwarz and Amelia Moers.
Michael Burk and Mary Harrity.
John Williams and Annie w. Guide.
VIM. j. Halpin and Agnes Jordan.
G. H Friend and Sarah Freshman.
Frank Jonas and Susanna Guenther.
f. M. Carson and Kate Foley.
Stephen Randall and Eliza Raymond.
George b. Fream and M. f. Pendry.
p. X. Costello and Bridget o. Nara.
John Kerr and Lucy Thompson.
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BretCefy Burned.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.--The brewery Of
Bercheit, at New Albany, was burned
this morning, involving a loss on build
ings and fixtures OF $4,000. A quantity
| OF malt was also burned.
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WI every county In
wv Ohio; also, u competent State Agent
Publications adapted for use in schools and
families. Terms best ever offered. No cOmpe-
tition. Clergymen, teachers, ladies and others
are SELLING THEN Notwithstanding the HARD
rIhKs. f. X. REED Il CO., Publishers, l2l
Nassau street, New York. se22-3t,W
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JNTANIED - SALESMAN - An energetic
wv man to control the sales In this city and
county OF an article in the grocery line, OF
daily consumption In every household. I'M
mense profits. Any active. intelligent man,
with little capital, may make 81, 900 per annum.
An honorable, legitimate, cash business. Ad-
dress, inclosing stamp for answer, MANHAT-
TAN MANUFACTURING Co, l47 Reade st.,
New York. se2l-4t
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VETANTED--SlTUA ATION-As saleslady;.
w have had six years. experience in selling
dry goods, notions and millinery; can give first
class refer ences; prefer leaving the city. For
Suxther particulars address Miss h. O., No. 207
Barr street, Cincinnati. se2l-gt
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WANTED ---s1TUAT1oNs.

NTANTED -sITUATIoN-A young. man
wv wishes situation In the liquor business;
ne has a good trade in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illi-
nois aud Michigan; reference can be had by
ALEX. FRIES b BROS, Nos. 4S and 80 East
SECOND street. sel6-2t
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Marine.

New YORK, Sept. 22.-The steamship
Bolivia from Glasgow, and Servia from
Hamburg, have arrived at Sandy Hook.
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XXI ATION-six years. ex-
w periencc IN the pork trade; can speak
Xsiablc. Reference: almost any one on Change.
Address H., box l,lT, city sesl-st
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VXTANTED - SITUATIONS BY two COL
wv ored girls-one a tidy young woman, to
ao plain sewing and take care Of children, the
6.her for general hou work: is q frst-clasa
hundre.s. Call for two days at 10 New street.
(selS-Stl
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LUR SALE New and Sec
IL Ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and q West Seventh street. GEO. G.
MILLER Il SONS. sep7-tf
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NTANTED-THE MAN-Who left a pock-
w et-book at the beer saloon of Fred. Tege-
Ter, south side OF Alabama street, between
johnson street and the NJ. and U. r. r., on
Thursday evening, September 9th, to call and
prove properly and take it away. se21-3t
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wv ANTED-JIM AND CHARLIE DAVIS
w Formerly of ia Race street, are located
ut tine "sun Saloon" 20 Fountain Square,
where they will be pleased to see their friends.
Open day and night. se21-5t
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10 PROPERTY-FARM-52 acres; house s
rooms; barnland crib; good roads, near station;
churches, schools, &c; horses, cows, wagons,
and farming utensils. Inquire Of w. G. CHAM
BERLIN, this Office ae10-ti
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VKTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall show-ca from s to 8 feet high,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress G. b. r.. this office. au10-n
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T. good spring on same; in thfckly- settled
neighborho0d, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
ljy14-Hl
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VKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
Wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, first floor. je26-tf
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FOR SALE.

EyOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
u Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW 4
TO-, 90 West Third street. jyl6-u
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LOST.

r OST=FAN- On Saturday afternoon, q
i black fan, with chain and monogram II.
E. O." attached. Please return to southeast
reward sell ut
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EtoR sALE-BUsINEss-o good notion
IL wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap. Address G. G. LEITZ, New Richmond,
Ohio. se6-tf
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r OST-SAGK-In upper Rorth hall Expos l.
i tion Building, black cashmere sack,
Sraided. Understand q ge>tleman with sandy
Mnstache found same. A liberal reward Il
offered for return OF IL to ticket Office, corner
Fourth aud Vine. sel6 1t
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"ANTED-PERsON address of
w Charles eastman, who attended Berea
College in 1917, by his classmate. Address
CHAS. GORDON, this Office. se2U-2t*
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TNOR SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il Two pieces OF real estate, the first known
rs the Parafine Factory, and located on the
n. W. cor. Of Wall and Third streets, Maysvllle,
KY: the otner known as the Coal Oil Refinery,
and located on the bank OF the river, just below
the city; both admirably situated for msnu-
featuring purposes, convenient to every de-
scrption Of mineral and agricultural supplies,
saa count ons obacco oe as
food, cheap labor, easy transportation, and a
market readily accessible by river or rail: suit
able for foundry, lanyard, rolling, planning,
woOlen or -four mill, furniture, wagon, plow,
lne cut tobacco; sale privato; terms easy. In
quire Of j. f. BARBOUR. Maysville. KY.
se1S-3tl
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WTANTED-YOU TO CALE-At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferr0type Gallery,
196 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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II 0ST = KEYS ~ Bunch Of four keys; had
i owners name upon the ring Return same
10 W. H. TH0RNE. 70 Pearl street, where they
will be paid for their trouble. se2l-3t
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UTANTED-AGENTS- sell two house,
w hold necessities which have ready sale.
Business permanent and respectable. Call at
ia w. sixth street. se20-2t, M&W+
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Advertisements in this col
smn DC. per line. No insertions
hess than 1Oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED--PONY-- be cheap. In
w quire at Star Office from 12,l to O'clock.
au25-tf
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AWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifthst. jy15.u

THTANTED-Snow white clothes from the
w Country Laundry. 197 Race street.
[se20-3t*1
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
AT GARDEN CITY, L.,
NEW HOUSES, FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
TO LET

T. STEWART building and completing for occupancy
number OF Houses adapted family suitable for
and winter residences fitted with furnaces and
all modern CCnvenences surrounded by ample grounds and
in every made attractive and comfortable via.
FOR 81 loA large and elegant mansion, furnished in
modern style, with Of ground laid out with walks
shrubbery house has - rooms baths, water closets
dumb waiter hot and cold water, 6c.
FOR Sl,OU-A Mansion, same class as above with car
riage house hue grounds. Re. but unirr raisled
FOR $S5t-A DwelliHg of class above, unfur-
niShed with iko grounds. dc.
FOR S5A very attractive and convenient House Of 10
rooms similar oopYenienocs but unfurnished
FOR S4G0A handsome HOue or 10 rooms, unfurnished,
but with like eonveuiences.
FOR S2JD-A very comfortable House Of seven Rooms
furnishedys paro dining rcon Kitchen Sour bedrooms
pantttes &c
THESE HOUSES admirably located upon fine roads
and drives With abundance OF good a strong and
hsalthy atmosphere and where all family supplies
easily TO he had as IN thf -ity
RAILROAD STATlu-s within FIVE minutes walk, and
accessible &c The city al nearly hour Of the day by the
Flushing North Side Railroad from Hunters Poin, and
James slip Forty minutes ride through beautiful scenery
in elegant
The LARGE AND FIRST CLASS HOTEL with RES
TAURANT attached close the station open for visitors
at all times and supplied with everything in Car
riages had at minutes notice visit Of inspection is
suested. Apply at Garden City Railroad station,
". r. HlNSDALE. Manager.
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Y,HE CHEAPEST FARM EVER OFFRRED-9O ACRES
five hcnrs New York - improved price $500
half cash; an free and clear Apply TO r. SHEPPARD 757
Eighth
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RIO LET-ELEGANT FURNISHED ALCovE ROOM,
l. without board, old gentleman and wife in beau
tih brown house $2 week. $50 West Thrtysec-
ond street.
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MANrCD 70 PURCHAsE-FoR CASH. A THREE
" or four story high stooT brown stone House between
Fortetn ana fteth streets and Madison aud Eighth
j. =, Herald ofBce
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHAsE-BETWEEN TARRYTowN
W and fshb IN from TO 10 acres, small House; ahun-
dance OF water Indispensable price TO exceed 5000
Address, Win iu particulars, - MORO, Highland Falls,
n Y.
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FI'o EXCHANGE-FoR COUNTRY RESIDENCE
within az hours trryel nom Now York an accessible
tract of superior Caune Coal Property in West Virginia
heavily timlercd title cash value s12 500 Ad
dress g., 3l4 Clinton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

| ITO LET-A MEDIUM SIZE UNFURNISHED ROOM
and closets also furnished Room for gentlemen
housekeeping terms low Call all the week 4o7 West
Twenty third street
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I0S WEST TWENTIETH sTREET-THREE STORY
fOO and basement high sOOp brick House contains ii
rooms range bathroom and every conyenlence recently
painted throughout and in complete order
grounds Of the Episcopal College Apply p
CUSHhAN, lT2 Ninth avenue. betweon Twentieth and
Twenty first streets.
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T ARGE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED. FOR HOUSE
IL keeping light business; So to 50 per week;
splendid location No 299 Broadway, between Thirty fifth
and Thirty sixth streets.
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RIO EXCUANGE-FOR FREE VACANT LOTS OR
Il small front House in Brooklyn q fine Country
Residence At Fairview n. - miles from New York
Northern Raosd oi New Jersey IL rooms. all improve
ments minutes from dopoi ground 50x20O; huit and
mental trees Apply &c Er GKEENMAN, Office 524 West
Thirty third
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ITO LET-Two FIRST FLOORS OVER STORE 3OI
and 300 Sixth avenue corner Nineteenth street first
class location for dessmaker any light business with
Apartments for Dwelling connected Apply to RICHARD
MEARES Sixth avenue corner Nineteenth street.
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first class Dining Room Cooking Kitchen and furnished
stone low; is full of boardes Address A. box 220
Herald office
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TO RENT-FURNISHED. FOR HOUSEKEEPING, A
i convenient Second Floor four rooms; gas water
260 West Thirty-nnth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

CECOND FLATS IN HOUSE l40 AND Isl EAST FOR
- tyfourh street six and bathroom in excellent
order house 25x50 will good party very reasonably
Apply to owner 326 East Fifty second street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

rINO TRADE $50 600 CASH AND $4,000 EQUITY IN
4 first class Lots. Fth avenue for business
Property wen located Houscs. Address EX BUILDER,
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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. ROOMS on THIRD FLOOR TO LET-FURNIsHEI
- unfurnished, gentlemAn and wife BROOKLYN Ad
dress X. j., box l47 Herald office.
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ITO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE FIRST FLOOR OF
six rooms with all conveniences TIT Seventh
$45 also half of third floor rooms 7lo
Seventh avenue; rent $15.
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For other Real Estate Advertisements
See Directory.
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OD FLOOR TO LET-FURNISHED, FOR HOUSEKEEP-
- In four rOoms $I5 per month together separate
references exchanged private house 80 Greenwich
corner Charles street
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

WANTEp-tQW GRApEs or CIGARS LOTS OF
W 5ODO and upward cheap for cash. Address, with par
hslaIs and lQWest price, pEALi box b27 Horaa 9mSS,
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West Side.

r OTIS OK EIGHTH AVENUE, CORNER FIFTY
seventh street for sale with loan. Apply owner NJ
A. STAFFORD AZ West Fiiiy seventh street.
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A FIRST CLASS SMALL FAMILY WILL RENT A
II gentleman a newly furnished Room house clean ana
quiet; In fine location few doors from Fourth avenue
Il3 East Nineteenth street
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T ARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM CLOSET, SINK,
II gas &c dark Bedroom large Room be used par
or: patent folding bed 66 West Tenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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ETH AVENUE AND FOURTEENTH sTREET-A PRI.
vate family will let suit Of very handsomely furnished
Rooms Parlor two Bedrooms and private bathroom
handsome single Room. No 4West Fourteenth Ref
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= CLINTON PLACE.-sINGLE AND DOUBLE 9ICELl
furnished Rooms to let in private American family a
moderate rates; references
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ITO LET-THE SPLENDID FIRST FLOOR AND BASE
ment No 4l9 Wost Forty third street ii rooms, all i'm
provements $50 per MONTH Second Floor No 357 West
Twenty fifth street $50 per month; also First
Floor and Basement No. 43 Christopher street, x35
j. CORBLT. 25a Ninth Ayenne
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

L'OR SALE OR MISUNDERSTANDING FIRST CLASS
Houses for Lots, TcnOepts. Country Prop
ery. Apply address $50 East slXty.second street