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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02
FEMALE COLLEGE.
" ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

This Institution, which has been In successful
operation for the last twenty-five year8, will r.
open on Tuesday, Sept, z, under the management 81
Miss A. Taylor, Of New York,
Miss Taylor Is graduate Of the Oakland Female
College, NOrriStOWn Pgnn and brings 10 the InSti'
tuition an experience Of over twenty yearl 10 sue
eeSatul Principal Of young ladies' BeminaTel In thu
East.
The College Is spacious and elegant In all iB up
ponilnenls; vllgbly situated, and yet retired, win
beautiful grounds, and commanding fine Wow VI
tho city and river.
II Is completely furnished, lighted by gas, heated
by warm afr, and we'll supplied with water
There arc six departments Ia the college In
stTuctlOn In all will bo thorough aud practical.
The Faculty will DO composed OF able and ex'
peTlenCod edlctors,
The Institution Is well supplied with Musical In.
strumOntS, Philosophical aud Chemical apparatus
Maps, Charts, Cabinets, dc.
Among other advantages are Lectures, Musical
ReyiOws, Literary societies, Library and Reading
Rooms, Normal Department, dc.
The Conservatory oil MuIlG oilers very superior
advantages al moderate prices
Tho Art Department will DO under tue direction
Of an accomplished artist
The Principal will give special caro- to The Board.
Ing Department, and no palms will DO spared Il
make tho Institution In every respect hOme-likt
and attractive.
For tGrlni or further information address The
Principal, Miss A. TAYLOR
All business communications may 10 addressed
10 SAMUEL TAYLOR, ESQ, Au8-dAW
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1 Of ono Western Union
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 1.-F1our-QulGl
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady with a
moderate demand; No. 2 spring Chicago
81 13IfaI l3x seller September; No. g.
81 0s; rejected 96a96Xc. COrn-Steady and
In fair demand; No. 2, 62X seller SCptem.
Der; 63Nc seller October. Oats-FirmCl
and In tair demand; No. 2, 344c cash; 34C
seller September; 81 seller October. Rye
Dull at SlaS2c cash; 7SA79 seller September
Barley-Dull and d shade lower; 81 Oh sell
Ter October; nominally 81 OF seller Sep,
TENDER. Provisions Quiet ind firm. Pork
Easier al $40 90 cash or seller September
or October; $is 90 seller year. Lafd-Dull
and easier al $l2 SO cash or seller Septem,
ber $13 OK seller October; offered al
$I2 90 seller year. Bulk Meais-Firm; SD nj
mer cured 4c higher shoulders SIC; long
clear iisGaliAc; short clear l2c. Whisky
Quiet and firm at 81 10.
On call board wheat was easier at 81 10
September; l3K October. Corn easier
u and u lower. Oats lower at 33Na33JE
September or October, 33X year. Pork
dull, nominal and unchanged. Lard quiet
and unchanged.
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wheeling stock Market.

wnERltSo, September 1.-The following
are the arrivals Of stock at the ChriStman
House yards the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CATrLE-Arrivals during the week, 81
head sold at 3IIa4jEc per lb.
SHEEP-Arfivals during the week, 40
head; sold at3IGaIj1c per ID.
LAMBs-Atrivals during the week, 10
head; sold at 5a5jSc per Id.
Hods-Artivals during the week, IS head
sold At7Ifasc per ID.
CALvRs-AfrivAls during the week, II
head; sold at $3OOao 90 per head.
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PHILADELPHIA, September i.-Flout-
More doing; extras $5 25a5 IS; Pennsylva.
mia, Indiana and Ohio so 26a7 30. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; red
81 4Sai 81; old 81 goal 80. Uats-Duil and
unchanged. C0n-Dull; yellow S2aSsct
mixed slaS9c. PfovisiOns-Quiet, Pork
$2U 6Ot2i 80. Latd-iS94ai4c. Petroleum
Steady; refined 1IKaIlNc; crude sNa
SIC. Buttef--Steady; New York and Brad
ford countyssextra S0aSi Nc; fifsls 2Sa30c;
western extra 2Sa26c. Cheese-Firm and
unchanged. Eggs-Flrm; western extras
2la7Sc. WhiSky-$i24.
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GovRRNMENTs-ClOsed steady.

ate business.
Mr.. Jewctt, Receiver Of the Erie Railway,
was to-day paying the interest on second
and third mortgage bonds, due March LIST
and September lst. The amount Of these
bonds outstanding Is $2,174,OOO Of the sec.
Ond and $685. 900 Of the third mortgage
bonds. The principal and interest Of the
six per cent sterling convertible loan, prin.
cipal 81, $3.50, 900, fell due to-day but was not
paid. These bonds are convertible into
first consolidated mortgage, which mort.
gage ranks after The Afth, under authority
Of which the receiver holds tue road. The
impression prevails that they will convert
them.
Tho Executive Committee of the Western
Union Telegraph Company met to-day, and
did not accept the Atlantic L Pacific TelG.
graph Company's proposal.
STOoKs-The stock market closed active,
with better prices showing, although still
unsettled, an advance from tho lowest
point of the day of x and ~. Inactive.
Shares Union Pacific advanced from II u
to 7S%. Western Union from nv TO 7SSG;
Lake Shore from 57I< to 5Si. Northwest.
ern 500 to 4Ot preferred from 63JS TO 6iIG.
Rock Island from l06N to iO79z, 81, Paul
fiom SEX to S6%; preferred from ok to
G2X. Pacific Mail from 3ON to 37sS, Ohios
from 1871 to 10M. Missouri Pacific from
4GX to Al. The transactions Of the Stock
Exchange to-day aggregated 2l19OO shares,
of which 500 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore. 1880 Northwestern common, 1000
preferred, 2s,6OO Pacific Mail, 10000 81.
Paul common, 5000 preferred, $500 ohioS,
md Oh Ono Mestarn Union.
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Rnltimore.

BALTIMORE, September l.-FlOur-Firm
and unchanged, Wheat-Firm; No. 9 am
Der western 81 IS; No. 9 red 81 10, Corn
Firm; western mixed IKE. oats-Dull;
western mixed 42a44c. Rye-Quiet at ga
9i1Sc. Hay-SteRdy ut 2Sa95c. Pork
Quiet at so 25a92 so. Lard-Quiet at Az
al5c. PetrOleum-Quiet; crude 5I{a59Sc;
refined llkallhG, Coliee-Steady ut lSIS
a9O4c, ButteT-Steady; western extras 25c;
tirsts 29a9Sc. Whisky-S1 29al 92l$S,
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New YORK Dry Goods.

NEW York, September l.-AIarket quiet
Domestic goods fairly active in first hands
and the jObbing trade progressed satisiacto'
rily. Dark madders moved freely, and best
makes In light supply. Worsted dress
goods active In frat hands, Wool 1annels
continued in fair request, but blankets
sluggish. Fancy cashmeres quiet. Felt
skirts In good demand and shawls in steady
request Ribbons moved freely at auc'
tiOn.
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DR.. LONGDON
on
Diseases Of the Mind and Nervous
System, Physical Exhaustion
and Premature IntelIec-
tual Decay.
Their Rational Treatment and Positive
.... Cure.

we can contemplate no more painful and molan.
ChOly spectacle than mind 10 ruins or the wreck
Of Nervous System. And yet Mental and Ner-
volts DorAngOtnetits are yearly increasing at an
alarming rate. Brgken.lOwn Constitutions. Phys.
lcal Exhaustion, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis Of
hood Cases Of Suicide and Insanity, arc now num-
befOd by Thousands oil over the land. No rank or
class IA exempt from these terrible nialddles. Mar
ried and single male and female, rich aud poor, all
castles are INCLUDED in the dark catalogue. The
young man VI proud birth, fortune and intellect,
whose alms, hopes and ambition should have led
him up to The higher plains Of lIiO has fallen a
prey TO the Great Destroyer. The youth 81 humble
pafentage, whose cheek once blOOined and blnShel
with Innocence and health, Who's eyes once spar
kled with tho radiant fires Of a brilliant mind,
whose step once was manly and firm, Is nov among
It's myriad Victims UnpOunted thousands perllh
thus, year attr year, Without knowing the cause Of
their ruin until the golden sands Of lie have oil
run out Like stars that set TO rise no more, ~ do
they fall into premature graves passing from NOR
tal sight forever, and fade away Into eternal OBJ
lIVlon.
But Is there no physician for this large class Of
human sufferers and, no Ahtldote for these wide
spread nialadle92 VI dRtlpef te1. Your life may
yet be redeemed from destruction and crowned
With MANY year Of health and happiness. We
know that hyEicians In general practice for trdnt
Of eIpetisaee Gad 4kI IA tAu edti u dlaisait have
done but little for their relieiand absolutely nthiAO
br. Iongion has devoted much Of ha professional
life to these forms Of Debility and bis great skill
In their infringement ls only the natural result Of
thorough medical education and enlarged expert
ence IFS treatment Of these Diseases embraces
both Hygiene and MellCine, and has proven entire
" successful In hundreds Of cases that had bafed
all other systems Of medication. II lmpArts new
ygUT 10 the falling body, new life 10 the enervaed
brain, new tension and elasticity to the weakened
nerves, new tone and energy to. the stomach and
digestive Organs, new power TO the enLcebled syS-
tenn new Vitality 10 the blood, new activity 10 The
mind, and endoWS the entire organism, the body
and mind, with all lheT organs, powers, faculties
and functions, with renewed health and manhood.
Medicine. for all Ditcates by mail and e4press 10
ali parts Of the country
Persons Wh1 mar become our patients can rely
upon our best efforts and skill for their restoration
10 health.
OElce Honrs-FfOm 9 A, n. to 9 ?. n. when not
hFnle1Iihnailv ahasbl
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CINCINNATI, September i.-Cotton-De.
nand fair and market fitm at Axe. Flour
Dull; family al 80 60a6 80. Wheat-Dull
at 81 40al 56. Cotn-Quiet, but steady Of
7Sa76c. Oats-Nominal 60a60c. Rye-Dull
and nominal. P0tk-Quiet al $50 60a2O 76.
E3Sron-Steady; shoulders at Nc; clear rib
iSNc; clear f3Hc. Bulk Me6ts--Steadyi
should rs s{aSHc; clear rib 12c; clear i2A
ai9Hc. Latd-Quiet al Stfai4{c. Wits.
ky4steady and in moderate demand at
Hoos=Active and higher StOckets 50 30
I 90; good light grades 81 S6as 10.
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TOLEDO, September i.-Flout-Demand
fair and market firm. WheAt-ActlVe; No,
s Dayton and Michigan white 81 81. No. l
amber Michigan 81 50; extra old do 81 40;
Old do No, 3 amber 81 10. Cofn=Quietand
arm; high mixed 66c; no grAde CSC. Dat.
Film with 4 fair demand; No. 2 eash and
seller September So; seller October SIC,
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By TELEGRAPH.
NevE York Money ana RroeI,!

NOW AVEA HAVAOS NAN 0SVUAo'
New YORK, September ls-GoLD-Open'
edat lax and closed at 1l4E, the two eG'
tremes Of the day. The rates paid for Dor
rowing were l.64al.32al.64 per cent pei
diem and Z, Sag per cent per annum,
Loans were also made fat and lag per cent
for carrying,
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PITTSBURGH, September Wheat :
Firm and prices unchanged. Corn=Dull
and prices unchanged. Petroleum-Vuiet,
but arm, crude 81 20 d ParkeP1, refined
ilISo Philadelphia delivery.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, September l.-Wheat and
COrn-unChanged, 0atS-LOwer at 4Sc
No. l Statei No, ., Ale,
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EGa and 10 run Daily No 4 Daily, uAcsp
sunday No, Daily, except satuFpy
tasl bound tSin. MAXI CONNECTIONS a RlltimOra
Al Washington City, iOi al points south.
Weslb9und trlins make direct cOnnection for al
p0nt4 West aud Northwest
Pullman Palace Can On III night HainL
WHEELING, PITTs'G AND BAIT. DIVISION.
EAn-LRAvn WnT-LkAVa
'Wheollng daily sWGlhingtOn, p.
at',,,,"'..,,,.,.&0oR a m. daily at,..r&i 20 q. n.
wheeling daily Washington, Pa
At,,;,".,.."..-t@P m. daily lt,.,..,4l 10 p. N.
sundays excepted. 'SundayS excepted.
Tickets " al principal puiuu can bs procured
thu VhlcO At the Depot
THUS T. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
/: 7. pEvRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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~ NhNF W"J W Iu
up with comparative solitude, will find
what they need, except really good, hotel
accommodations; and until these are sup.
Piled, The Mackinacers will not be able 10
make their island the popular resort its
other merits entitle II to be. 4
This village is the metropolis Of Mack.
mac county, which lies mainly on the
northern peninsula. II possesses those
symbols OF Justice and authority, court
mouse ,, and Jail, which are Immediately
aulolnlng the AstOr Hotel. They are
vsty 9nprre'enttous structures. Passing
along III front Of them today, nv alien.
.lon was called to the fact that there ware
two prisoners in the iail soidists fsOn,
Ine garrison undergoing punishment ior
eng9gihg IN drunken brawl. The iail
= hidden from the street by biot Ina III
fence, but a friendly crack ajloTSj y w. !, y
look through. The door oi ,bS r ~ ~
was open and the hypothctic prisoners 1', y !.
Jung out IL the yard amusing themsslvo,
oy whiting sticks. Looking bnrk -, n
The rear Of the Jail, we saw that tcrco
was down fat with the ground, md 'I iSs,
lhete was nothing In the world to hindc,
i y. oppressed from going free. The in.
ference T. that being in Jail is rather n
matte. OF form than reality. Probable
.he soldiers, like ourselves, could moi 100
auch difference between being in iaiI. NJ.
e .e This fashion, and being At the lori.
Nun The balance Of advantages rather in
1, There i sprinkle Of hnlf.brecd in.
glan' IN the village, and many como hcrr
M N.Y., The adjacent shores to trade, ain.
Slan cnriosities' are the staple Of com.
me'ce' Some Of the houses In tho west.
sta part Of the village are wtetcbed
iInan'Ies, sided and covered with birch
OsfE showing that the inmates, Indian
VI white, are miserably poor. The poor.
VI class lives by fishing and BY cuttins
SoSd on the neighboring shores, Strange
"@ay seem, ground In the village Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN CHAMBERLAIN THE MATTER OF THE CON.
pauies ls6z aud 1867 aud in The matter OF the
General south American Company dlmitedL-rhe credi-
OF the above named company required
before the ytn day OF septembcr, 1874 send their
ana addresses and particulars their
claims and tue names and addresses OF solicit
~ any, 10 Mr. seorge Augustus Cape and Mr. John
Adoph schwank, OF No Old .ewry. In the city OF Lon
don. the hqudators VI the said company. ana n
CURED By notice IN writing from the said iqudatorS
by their solicitors 70 come In and prove their said debts
claims al the Chambers OF TIE Vice Chancellor sir
Richard Mains. No stone Buildings Lincoln's Inn ia
the county OF MddeseN, AT such time shall be spec
FED In such notice, or In default thereof they win
cluded from the benefit OF distribution before
debts are proved. Monday tie lst day OF Novem
Der eI5 at u clccK at noon at the said Chambers
appointed tor hearing ant aduiicaing debts
aud { Eims Dated this 9Th day Of May, is75 L. W.
FEY No. uld Jewry, London, England aud No. % Rue
Tmtboui Paris solicitors for the Liquidators,
NOTICE
IN TO Abraham Robinson, of James Robin son. late
Of Old hall near Brnnley, In the county OF Lancashire
England. farmer, aud nephew Of Mrs Mary smith, late
ct Bac kpoo In The sald county Of Lancaster died
the Jth day o. January 1914, and the child or
children % the said Abraham Robinson, n any
Notice ~ hereby given thai 10y the viii OF the said Mary
Smith legacy has been left % the sand Abraham Rob
Communicate with the undersigned. the necessary
steps will be aKen TOR paying the said legacy
party or parties entitled thereto receiving
tory proof OF Identity.
DATED this 10th day Of March 1875
CHARULEY, son A FINCH
Blackpool, Lancashire. England.
Solicitors Tor the Executors OF toe said Mary smith
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AMUsEMENTs.

~~ - -~ 2 IS
GILMoRE's CONCERT GARpES
~ . c,r,,o gaIe hppoarome n,.os.o-
rue MOST ssiLLitN,i SUCCESS OF THFi YEAR,r
THE GARDEN PRONOUNCED AS "BEAUTIFUL
OVER 1900 pERs6 6Ss IN Ar FEN SS Al THE
CONCERTS on Saturday and sunday evenings
or o GIkN fIRS5Re ebEt $En ssER
D'es!s2 p A2 rs sif2at fqri'n %osL p ''
THIS ms, dU s ,p D. EYE EYE ING,
Doors open at 10 Concert begins at o'clock pre-
Programme fOlIows--
l. March, schiller Postwar .Neyerbeer
2 Concert Waltz. over Land and Ocean" .Gun0'l
Grand SELECTION "EpF AR (hr' Weber
oip or cornst .sS6 Air yarie . asTot
Grand ooncert Air ana Variations. ae"sr
Tntrodaction and thepa FIRST variation. flutes
10 unison; second, clarionets third, comets
horns, seventh ODoes; eighth. trumpets aud cor
nets: ninth, bassoons tenth, saAophone; eleventh,
trombonss and tubasi twelfth grand finale for tull
Gins piece viii be performed every evening until
iuri P&R Po III.
Overture 1.-THE Beautiful Galethean, :suppe
2 PotpSurTi LA Fille Dc Nine Angot ;LsSoS9
sAT EiEsa GE anPS ! h 4 Z ss,eo'1'
At the evening performance no lady admitted unless
accompanied by gentleman.
Ample arrangements have been made Tor preserving
good Greer in the garden and the management PLEDGE
themselves that IL shall he all times and in all re-
spects perfect in the matter decorum and proprey
as Is in Its floral adornments.
THE GRAND ENTRANCES TO TnE GARDEN ARE
ON MADISON AVENUE AND FUt Z1H AVENUE.
Al NIGH OFFlC rs FOR THE SALE o + TICKETS
WILL BE OPEN AT BOTH OF rHEsk ENrRAhC Es
Durlng the day the box office Madison avenue will
be tor the sale Of reserved boxes and tickets Of adj
mission from A. NJ. 10 T.. N.
ADMISSION 90 GENTS.
PRIVATE BOXES 81 EXTRA.
Boxes may be secured one month in advance.
HILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN.
VI AFTERNOONS.
The management respectfully announce that and
alter Thu ksDAY, June 3,
THIS DELIGHTFUL GARDEN
will be thrown open to the public
EVEaY All ERNOON,
between the hours OF 2 and p. NJ.
No music Will be offered these occasions and the
admission VIII be reduced these occasions only TO
twenty i've cents
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON
regular performance by the Band will be given and
the charge Tor admission viii be the as the
evening performances
The garden with its delightful shade fountains
water and It's great cascade Is the lovely
spots IN the world and ladies and children will
CHANMlNG AFTERNOON kkSOki. entirely
free from the objectionable features OF the public parks
FRkShMhNTs NAY BIZ lad AT ALI HOURS.
FIRST AFTEkNOON PERFORMANCE
THURSDAY, JUNE i
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PIANoFoRrMs, ORGANS. &C.

PIANOFoRTES, ORGANS. &C.
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT
onsd s. c csaSe or 1na
case iiil agraie oyersruns Piano having all improve
$50; stool Cover; boy Tor shgpng also satin: cote
rep suit SIS and complete library, chamber and Din.
Ing nr "a sog u lots Sn e s1 a. cost
no. A West i6th s., between 5th and 9th avenues
FOR RENr-UPRIGHT SQUARE AND GRAND
~. Pianos u our own make also for sale, number
street
A -ssr I, GhIo sd AND WEBER
nducements offered :or cash. j. BlDDLk, Is Waverley
place, near Broadway
A LARGE LOT or BURDErr ORGANS, USED
"A very little, Tor sale extremely low cash on
eiSy na9SnSS new sran q rn rented
oef rSSo eyT ors1 4 "A
adfnnistrstrix hair price second hand Pianos used
80 80 - sARMoRE's sss Bleecker street
POWERFUL TEN-sTOP ORGAN WITH PIPE
~ top nearly new IN good order. 81 sacrifice. No.
7a2 Third avenue
during winter Tor sale at great bargains have been put
7
nue. and sixteenth street
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL AT 40 WEST
Sn ,nnsS S used cost S
IDOL Aasrs stand also PaTlor suits in GRIM rim
suits, less than hall cost 500 Yards Carpet for DC.
Gtn av Pianos have boxes for shipping.
A 500 BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE;
"a fiaaS, to rent 80 pei month received
SMITHS, p sleecker street, near Bowery.
4 NUNS, CLARK co. PIANO. IN. PERFECT
"A order Tor $50; kept IN tune for one year orders
for tuning and repairing pianos taken $40 East twenty
ninth street.
ROSEWOOD, SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. sl2s.
"A rent. 81; $40 instalments; rosewood Piano. $40;
Prince oTs5 i rent 81 qg a S9Ss
. LADY WILL SELL. LESS THAN sloO, HAND.
Stool and Music perfect order sweet power .one
Is Ihird street, between 6owery and second avenue
u LCDKs, 60 East FOURTH STREET. NEAR
rent friees and terms to SUIT the times
!sGREAT SOUL IN a SMALL BoDYm-woN.
VI derful Mathushek Pianos Hear them tney
street. opposite Van Burens Gardens Private Musical
Academy.
T. HALE Is MAKING 5000 SPLENDID PIANO.
81. fores tor the trade less IN half price Call and
them Al 1hirty NTH street aud Tenth avenue
ONE or THE LARGEST oRCaEsTRIoNs IL THE
~ world tor sale very cheap-It was manull TO
sale TO close estate. Apply az 81 Broadway n
DIANoFoRPEs SECOND HAND, IN THOROUGH
order, for sale at low prices also Pianofortes TO
rlh = Sna srands cHSKksfH Ii Ss
Fourteenth street. between broadway and Firth avenue.
VERY CHEAP NEW FIRST CLASS ~ OCTAVE
\, Piano, watch was taken for debt Can be seen at
Ton Cali betwceni and n. NJ
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS ARE THE BEsT
w made the touch elastic ana 81 1ne singing tone.
or part cash and balance in small montaly payments,
or Tor rent very lows SECOND hand Pianos At bar
f-''A "''OO"' = 'i RoR&Ss %S xrsG&s a SONS
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

y1rANrLD-A NICELY FURNISHED Room WITH
w good Board In small private family. petwee n
ana wlie terms SIS Address ARTHUR, box 13i Herald
IDto,yn Branch office.
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MARBLE nLANTEI.s.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICRa
~ An extensive stock OF state and Marble Mantels
Wash rays and State Work 81 every description
PENRhYN oLArE COMPANY,
Union SQUARE, Fourth ana seventeenth ST. n Y
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIoEs-AS EXTENSIVE
II stock OF Marble and Marblcizeu Nantels aud al
other Marble Works. Marble Turning for the trade.
KLABER Ia East eighteenth street near Third av
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BROORLYN nUARD.

ce1 TO 81 50 PER DAY, s. TO $40 PER WEEK.
- Il Nice Rooms; excellent table; families and single.
lO7 Henry Ave minutes from principal ferries,
two from Mr. beechers church.
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cool SINGLE MRoNT ROOMS, 4Oc. AND s9c
"A. daily, or 81 ~ and 50 per week; new furniture;
clean sheets SMITHS Hotel IS Chatham street, near
Hall.
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WANTED TO ExCHANaE-Sl5OJO WORTH or
w Dry Goods, Cloths CoaKs, trimmings TOR Real
Estate part cash required Address O. II. NJ, Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
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A $50 ROOMS THOROUGHLY REFlTrED. HAIR
~. mattresses renovated; price reduced Csc, Csc.
and soc. FRANKFoRG HOUSE. corner OF Frankfort
and William streels. Open all EighL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

- nne.-Ine entire Second Floor to let, furnished,
without board, suite singly, a
ranliy without chlldreni also otner Rooms refer.
ences EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

CENTRAL HOTEL 25s CANAL STREET, BETWEEN
u Earleis Hotel and Broadway.--Good Rooms. IS TO
IS per SOC aud 75c daily; double Rooms 81 to -
dAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

A SToR PLACE HOTEL, 20 AND q THIRD AVENUE,
"A opposite Cooper Institute -Masops aud strangers
will md tins the cheapest and coolest house in the city.
Always open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
hoARpEns WANTED.

rPoNT ROOM SECOND FLOOR. AND Two
| large Ro0ms fourth floor 10 let with good Roard
terms moderate As Vest Washington place sixth