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sCANTCN INSIDE LINE."s sAatI:1sNgzsI

ES1a.sE6sRkn
NpW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOSER 1ST the splendld iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond I ES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from M
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con,
nection each "Trip at Canton. Md, tEast Saltlmorsl
With tile Philadelphia, Wilmington, ana Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phiiadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All eight by this line covered by FIRE ana marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged al
Richmoud Rates as low as any other line: MS
Is the quickest Line between rhiadeiphia ana h'e'''
mond.
FreIrhts ordered by this line should be marked
"(auton Inside Eine,' aud sent to the Pbiiadei-
phia, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philacsl'
pbia. u,,,
mopd. For further Information apply 70
L. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-seconf and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
Us. WILSON, General Freight agent,
PHI. deInl,ia TAG
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ToRoNro, CANADA, July 12.-The meeting
of the Supreme Black Encampment OF Ame'
RIGA will be held in this city tomorrow.
Delegates have arrived from all parts OF the
Dominion, also from New York, Philadel-
phia. Pittsburgh, Troy, and Newark.
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r.CenoDd DjSnHtrh1

CAPE MAY, July 12.-The rlce appears TO
be of for the present. The Tallaposa has
been passing around the yachts, and most OF
them have anchored. A possponement un-
til the turn of the tide is regarded probable.
There is much Disappointment.
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The new ana fast IRON steamers shlRLEI ana 10
WESTUVEk, OF this line, leave tneir nem ersrT
Tuesday ri and THURSDAY MoRN MORNINGS at !
O'Clock, and sATURDAY AET Is sN.nc,,ons n
ornst oInt With Baltimore and Ohio fallioaa ioI
Mi points west and northwest also, Win Nofshefh
Central rail- DAD tor northern cities ana Caha.,
msa'' ~ nniT "a oNN-'--- L. B. TATuM. Agent.
ri, cEs s,sa a. " s"AS' oc 81
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Cape May Regatta.

CAFE MAY, July 12.-An immense con-
course of persons in steamboats,, sailing YES
sells, small boats. and on shore, to-day Wit
messed the regatta between the yachts Made
line, Nj ohawk, Re>olute, Rambler, ldler, Eva,
sunshine, Dreadnaught, John '. Greeley,
and sloops VndeX. Sadie, White wing, ana
Kaiser Wilhelm. Wind dead ahead and rain
iOr
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DHILADELPH A, RICF. ~eEyf
Z MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sssAt sAee
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TW1CE
A WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at l 2 O'Clock.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi.
deEce and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant.
werp via Red Star enC American steamship Lines
and bills Of ladIng sigDer through.
w. P. PORTER. Agent
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & CO..
NH 12 No. II South Mharves, Phlladephil.
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Death OF q Bishop.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

MONTREAL, July Acknowledgements Charles
La Rique, Bishop OF St. Hyacinth, is dead.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July IL, 1873.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, July Is, 1878.
Sun rises. Moon 1899
Sun 1870 High tide. 2 rs
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsatIsM
81 COMPANY. &


49,. SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
OLD POINT AND vUE DE L'EAU HOTELS
AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June lst- 1879, this
mpany,s fast aud elegant steamer JOHN 81 Il,
VkSTrR. Captsin j. A. POST, carrying Unlleo
states Mall will leave wharf, kocketts iof above,
FAMED poinls TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at A. ii.
passengers make sure connections WITH Bay Line
n SOrfOfk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
OLD POINT. ..."........"''.... W
ROUND TRIP . 20 ~
FARETO NORFOLK ONL4....... w
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Re-
TURN ......",.'''''.''' . oU
Fare TO Baltimore. w
Fare TO Philadelphia. 50
Fare TO New York. IL oU
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER q Co 5
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aui baggage check. through. Freight received
daily for Boston. Norfolk, aud Portsmouth. ana
regular landings on James river from A. M. 70
| e +. 81. at reason able rates.
| Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
| L. Il. TATUA, General gent.
Office: Compapy's wharf, Rockets; branch office
| at W. D. Blair & CO.'S, corner Of Ninth and MALI
| stree Is. lo
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Tor NEW YORK The x@Fh
Il Old Doroinion Steamship Com pany's
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
TUESDAY, July 18Th at 2 O'Clock NJ.
Freight received until IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills or lading signed and goods for
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odauons unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $12; steerage, 20; round.
rip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply 20
6. W. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents..
1927 Company's Wharf. tketts.
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DOR Z BILL D e l. P 81 A. lfFEh
Il The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain ~s5Sek2saSS
CARR. viii receive freight for The above port I'LL
TUESDAY the 18th instant at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, Providence,
and Boston, at low rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroGm, $S. ". p. PURT CIR. Agent,
il 1927 2425 Dock street.
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EHOR BALTIMORE. SssEsi
~ TRI.WEEKLY. xaEs
FOWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
No MONACO CHARGED:

No TRkNsFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
~ BALTIMORE.
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the birthplace of President Monroe, which
is about eight miles from coax Grove"
Friday, by special invitation, our host with
his guests visited ana dined most delightfully."-
ut Z" Wakefield" the fine farm of MIR. VIII
son, situated on Pope's creek and facing the
Potomac. | presume it is almost needless
for me to inform your readers that here was
born he of whom 1t is said he was /" first IN
war, first in peace, and first in the hearts OF
his countrymen." An old brick chimney Is
ali that now remains to mark the spot oil
George Washington's nativity. at night
our host, Mr.. Il. j. Washington, worthy
sire of the ilustrious, banqueted our party
aud number of invited guests at his de-
lightful mansion.
Harvesting in this county and King George
is about over. The growing crops OF oats
and corn are unusually promising, aud q
large WELD Of each is confidently anticipated.
Is it wonder that this is the finest coun-
try In The world for good feeding, with its
rich soil, pure water, tine cattle, crabs, oys'
tiers, fish, etc., etc.
The Eureka Quartette, who left for home
to-day, have made hosts offriends here. Their
tinc singing was commended wherever they
appeared. WIRT-LAL LENA.
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Here lies Buried
The Honble Col THos LEE
Who dyed Nov 14th 1850
Aged 60 years
And bis beloved Wife
Mrs HANNAH LEE
She departed this life
January 25lh 1890
Their Monument is erected
In the lower church of
WASHINGTON parish
In this County 5 miles above
Their County seat
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lc,cc &C the RICHMOND t">VS'V''I
.'"''' vuIty RAILROAD SUNDAY
7nE N'N>' ,>>,yyKs.Er cELKpRATIoN-pEArh
- rns ci1Y '''1- TWO NJ "''" ~ N'O
,,,lgy>G FAIR. &.
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Drugs, Dyestuifs, Oiis, &e

Alum: sc.
Alcnhol: 1915 q gallon.
Conc .rtroted Lye: $3.50 u case OF four dozen.
C0Dverus: &c.
C0chineai: 9Oc. II b.
E.rtruct II LG4tcood: sc.
Indigo: 81 log is.
Hftider: lac
oils: Linseed. 7Sc.: machine. Al@S1 rs;
sperm. ~ %: whale sc; straits 60Gl7Oc Lab
rador-ccd oil. S0GS5c.: lard, S1.16; sweet
rs "a DOZEN besl salad S1l: castor, ~ vi gaIlon
Virginia iubricating, 25&l5Oc.; kerosene, 16Ac.
q gallon.
Rdce Ginger: 16c.
SodG: Sal, 3@3ac., In kegs English SODA &C.;
American, SIC.
Spirits Turpentins: 4SN95Oc.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

A DMlN1STRATOR'S SALE.
WILL SELL BY PtBLIc ArcTIoY THIS DAY
AT fE fRG sAsE 10 a EAST TWENTy
pprv,,rx rr, sEco XP STREET TREEIro. ,vrY,,pS
ALL THE FINE STOCK BELONGING 70 THE ESTATE.
" A'o By ORDER Of On fsA n sii' 0i'i
Elegant brown high bred aud fine trotug Gelding Dot
hnndsomest best styled and finest appearing horse New
& p Or be%h hs ana ca soM
day OF sale single double and warranted sound and
kind was formerly owned by the late Mayor Havemcycr of
Extra handsome and fine styled gcnteeI and high bred
raised by James X Willis She Is 49, hands high years
old has record at ST. Louis of AZ is elegant rich,
and warranted sound and kind.
Also Of the finest gentlemen's road track Horses
sired by Gold Dust, dam BY Kentucky Hunter he is in
color dark brown with full name and tail Is sraigt
company; can pull road wagon in 2'S and can speed
very seldom beat hos no public record having
trotted for money! troted at Narragansett Park last
refused large OF money for him he sound
and kind, and must be seen to he appreciated
high and years old, and sired by the famous stall
ion General . Knox dam BY George Patchen General
Lady Mssd with record of fourth heat at years
very ones This gsIdng has all the endurance Of his
sire finely bnilt and can trc now better than 40 has
and rugged road horse has bold and slasng gait; he
is reliable gentemans road horse afraid Of
troll down we'll in the wenties in short time he war
ranted sound and kind and free from vice. trick fault
elegantly mounted with springs; two top Road Wagons
also single and double Harness Blankets Robes Whips
Surcingles Halters also lot of Hay, Straw Oats and
Feed Stable rtsnsls; &c "a, ro ,rro,,rer p1nnrp
O IpS4As tre Nf s sEES "a AZ s ale TINES
- o"DA" - AD''NA' '"3 JAS S'I SrErNnARr,
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DIRECTORY T0R ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NIsTH PAGE-Thrd, fourth nth and sixth
AsTRoLoG Y-Twrrrrn PAcr-sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7 AGE-siNth column.
BoAkDERs WANTED-FIRsr rAGE-Fiith and sixth col
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-FiRsr PAcn-sixth
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAGE
RysINEss oProRruNITIEs-E.snru PACE.
NIFTY RExL RsTATE ToR sALEsEcoSp PAsrFrs
CLERKS 1ND sALEsMEN-Twrrvrg PAon-Fiith column
co4cHMEN AND pGARDENERs-TwnIrrH PAer-Fihh
coAsTWis as' sTEaMsnIPs-srcosD PAcr-Finh and
couSrRl lBsohRn-7EmsrPAor77 Sixth column
PENNSYLVANIA PAGE-second column
BShShN a9gsEs p ET F$RSIsnED AND us
EyR6REGS srhRNsaiFs PsasSriiS column
TINANCl AL-ElcHTn PAGE
FDsNfsHED Rooms and APSRTMENTs TO LET
SEcosD PAGE-Second and third columns
fhESdH hDvEE DIVERT SSS' PAorsixn
HELP WANfED-FEMALEs-T TWELFTH PAoH-Fourth col
HELP WANTED PAen-sixth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FrRsr PAcE-Third and
STsfs ES5ms so @x esrn
PAsrTGq!e sogpR AND ern
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoSo PAGE
LOST 1Sb Fo'ri'ND-Frrsr PAer-Fir,t column
INERY--NiNTn PAGE-Sccend column:
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column
MEDICAI-TwEIrTH PAGR-Sixth column a., n,
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures AGE-rourth
MISCELLANEOUS MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
RILANEoUs-NISru PAGE-second column
MuSICAIs-NINrH PAGE-Second column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Finh and sixth
columns.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-Frst column.
pIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-NISTH PAcE-Third col
PoLIriCAI.-Frnsr PAcE-sixth column
PROPOSALS-NINrH PAGE-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH pAGE.Fonrih column .,r or NO
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--SEcoNp .PAGH-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCnANGE-SEcoED PAGE-First
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoSD PAGE--First column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns.
SALES AT AUCTI0N-SEcoND PAGE-Third, ionrth and
SITUATIONS WAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE, and
TWELFTH PAGE-First, second third and fourth col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Finh
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FInsr PAoE-First and second col
sPoRTjNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c-FlRsr PAcn-Third col
TIE TRADEs-TwELrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
TIE TURF-FiRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SEcoSp. PAGE
First column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Ihird column.
WANTED TO URCHASE-NiSTH PAGE-Second column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAcE-First column.
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EENnETT BUILDING.

- Y>rxNrrT e1i11n1yc '~~'''>'
- A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
n1pFcTopv
5-L'Mwresnce s " coot smmRsrs i,r,ih,no
z- Eifgn.i u ir hyne cc Mlne''
"a A.l D, p 3 Tsl,mtan ,s Ta;nr.
inlet Very elirbis sT for s saEtias and Insurance.
a-M' IL 0'b n MGf' faM MSsye'S
i R"ss / si Kenny nT Real Estate
. ph hlrrSs G lsn,y Real fsw Estate
a. neneN "'',s A""'''
& J.E. Luddcn Lawyer
S-SSortbwes.ern life Insurance cors,apv
i, 5: BsncSje,, Agent ''
'1 Era1,ns Cooke suI Lawyer seT''
M vFSRss & 3. a eaSss Ism MsSy'F
N s,t6a, l. ; smith a,. lawyer
. John Fowler 'r., Lawyer.
i25-accartny Chalmers, Lawyers
io- n u Eer nassan L Lswyer'
i n n Csyananrh LAWYER
lin. W. Weld, Lawyer:
International Collection Association
.Indre Sutherland iiihD soIHi.
s2F s. sri aS1. ( d ard Lawyers
a II Benn LAWYER
nndier T. jn,nes LAWYER
u ID James LAWYER
X Sher;fan A uonvu.ye Stenographerx
y q WcEwe D'' ''e' '''''s''pA
r. Elisha Rlnomnr Real Estate
Z. II cnnk Real Estate
7Rrisys 4 E,Inws Lawyers
Il Ai1lan Iaxrvcr
q " I, Tranb,gsu I aNver
~ Natthexs Ta,yver
" II RYAN Iowver
= n Gardner Iayycr
T. q Wilson iawysr
w. Durack, Lawyer.
10 " hfon o9e peers Trusoes of Fs,o,. ofyLt
~ hihso' I" ..ussS v 's''"'0 " "itse-
10 Inhn rn,tar S,rnoyrnn1sr
~ Joh ~ V Wd,n aFenpo otyyar
"a " - pornL"i1 tsiyiI Fucinccr
= p.iiha,, az, por, chester aiIrond Com,nrx
s ~ EoiiRTII S'ToRY
1-Thornton & Earle LAWYERS
> fidear KetrluIn Register in Bnnkrnntev
= Ed1ar KetcLum In LAWYER
a-Iienry Wehie LAWYER
II II Fue,'r,er Is,y,or
r. Pussen kn,erieay rocturnc Cor,nanv n Il Cara
nor pras;dent F-'' - : $3.50
a unrmen Il Whitheek rnvyvor
iiaskina 4 crnnk LAWYER
Pnrrnr i Rrt1ei i avvcrs
{; II Radcan Lnwyer
q Crerv WeIer Is ScIcnck Iawv...
# Il'lrrn IaNsvcr
a. q n W;iiia,ns Iswvor
iO-Cbannrcv Shaacr LAWYER
William & Rrddv LAWYER
Lid, II Glover Lnwycr
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THE TURF.


THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
~ Fall Meeting; 1875
ID 9TH, 7th 9th 10Th, i4S and 10th days of OCTOBER
Races commence each day punctualy at 10 T. NJ
A UCTIoE AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW
evening on the races al JfRoSR PARK and NASHVILLE,
,d.G r. ESS yE52 H Essfffd as soon a" de
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO orders by mail or
r kEf4 B Bss o 66
UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
n and evening at Thomas Exchange ~ broadway,
open Until 80 tickets So each Prong. attention given
orders BY mail or messenger 0Eo. y. THOMAS.
ucTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS soLP EyEEY
Rooms Of Twentye eighth street and Broadway
M special oS,a l. Also Also Pools on The
x receive attention. s' NfI% 5o fESs
LOTION AMP FRENCH ROOFS SOLD EVERY
Of and Powsy on
At Jerome Park also the running Nash
far F" returns received BY telegraph PARTICULAR aHs at
peo R'sa orders 1 g.
nEERFooT DRIVING PARK.-FALL MEETING,
WM MCMAHON, Proprietor
pRosPEcT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, OCTOBER f.
2 40 class closed with 10 entries.
. "a class closed with 10 entries.
SECOND DAY--WEDNESDAY OCTOBER G.
2 :33 class closed with 10 entries.
. :26 class closed with entries
THIRD DAY-FRJDAY, OCTOBER 8.
. 20 class closed with entries.
2:21 class closed with entries.
FOURTH DAY-MONDAY, OCTOBER II.
2 s3S class closed with 10 entries
Double teams-Entries for his Purse close October q
Races each day o'clock sharp good day and
tracR.
Admission to Field 81 Field Grand Stand and quarter
stretch 81 So to Club House. introduced by member 3d.
ladies free.
Steam leave Twentieth street and Ninth every
half hour direct for the grounds Tickets OF admission
be purchased ut the railroad depot.
L. o. READ, President
G. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
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DEW RID TO EXTENT OF vALUE-FOR LOST OPERA
III Glass, between Gilscy House and Academy Friday
evening and gold ball Ear Drop Address g. W KIDD, II
Whitehall street.
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EUROPE.

INDICATION IN FRANCE.-MLLE. BERAUD HAS
~ vacancies for few young American ladies NJ her
we'll known Boarding school, Rue PeLthieyre Sceaux,
RariA
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ENINEST SECOND HAND BREECHLOADER OFFERED
10 this city this season; 10 gauge, all improvements
also three lower priced, unusually low figures
ii. q. SQUIRES No ] C0rtandt street
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REWARDS.

A sUIre BILE REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO
N questions OF gold watch 1919 aud
chain left in restaurant October 1879 Apply at 10 Sands
street brooklyn u \.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
BOARDERs WANTED.

105 WEST THIRTEENTH sTREET-FRoNT PAR
dUc Tor hrst noor; ball and two large Rooms, third
fioor, nicely turnkhed fire. BATH Board IL desired
breakfast unexceptionabe neghborhood terms moderate
references.
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no EAST NINETEENTH sTREET-ROoMS, ELE-
1OC ganty furnished with Board to families gentle
man and wife, location unsurpassed few doors east Of
Fourth avenue references exchanged
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third furnished Parlor Floor and Sec
ond Floor with private tables Suits third floor without
board; Breakfast II desired.
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! 1O7 EAST THIRTY-sIxTH sTREET-IN PRIVATE
IAt family, good Board; fine front Room; locality
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DOOM AND BOARD WANTED BY TWO YOUNG MEN
III in private family, side, between Twentieth and
Thirty fourth streets; breakfast at 80 Address A. b. Co
staf
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Xxx MADISON AvENuE.-HANDsoME ROOMS AND
gentlemen reasonable prices
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In the Country.

G10 PER MONTH OFFERED FOR A NEATLY FUR
tN1U nished Bedroom and kitchen that be used Of
dining by married couple must be in respectable
house not quarter Of mile from Third avenue cars
above Thirty street. good dry Basement would
references Address W., box 212 Herald Office
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I HANDSOME STIR OF ROOMS, on SECOND FLOOR;
Il Rooms single sue table first class; good neigh
borhood table boarders 232 West Eleventh street.
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TWO ROOMS AND PARLoR, WITH FULL BOARD,
Il waned-By lady and two grown daughters; must be
between Twentythird and Sxeth aud Fourth and
Sixth avenues Address, with references. H. box 23i New
York Post ohics.
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GINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD IN PRI.
~ vate family Room with fire in neigborhood OF Union
square Address. stating terms, A. g. Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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FURNITURE.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or FURNITURE. CARPETS
N and Bedding greatly reduced prices Is NJ cow
PERTHWAlT co.'s extensive wareroons Nos. loo sud
l57 Chatham street. Payments taken weekly monthly.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD IN A BOARDING
~ house private family in vicinity between Seventh
and Ninth avenues aud Nineteenth and Twenty fourth
streets extras required only comforts of home
exceed s. Apply for days L. q. c. lsroois
Hotel. Canal street
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AT SMITHS PARLoR BED DEPOT, SIG BROADWAY;
II Sofa and Bookcase Beds specially for cash easy
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-WIrHlN FORTY MILES
" Of New York. for lady and four sll children.
Address stating terms &c which be moderate,
HOME Box i02 Herald Uptown Branch office.
WANTED-TQ BOARD THREE CHILDREN, UNDER
w - In Christian family. few miles oat Of the city,
where they have mothers best reference given
Call at iSl East Thirty FIRST street.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

A -A-MRS MYERS, - EAST FoURTEENT
"A. strcet-Speciales Misses and Childreu's Millincr
Ladies Dress Caps and Mourning Millinery Between Tn
versity place and Filth avenue.
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~ and Bedding al greatly reduced prices at O'fAR-
RELLS extensive saesroOu, 4O Eighth between
Thirtieth and Thirtyr Payments taken weely
monthly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-04

I SPENCER PLACE. CORNER WEST TENTH AND
J. Fourtl mot Fourth Second floor front
Room with Board $17 also single Room 81 house
cation nexceptionable reference.
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ST HOUSE STUYyESANT PARK. 2I5 EAST FlF
teenth srec-Iiandsomely furnished Rooms with first
class table and attendance all convcncnces fine, quiet
neighborhood; terms moderate.
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HOTELS.

A GREAT REDUCTIoS.-ioo ROOMS. ALL OUR
n is offered at 2c 5Oc greater reductions by
the month"; gentlemen aud families Frankfort House.
corner Frankfort and william streets.
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CITATION.
June %, 1875, 11-2t

The State of South Carolina
ABBEV8LLE COUNTY,.
BY II. 3. MILFORD, Esq, Probate
Judge.
NNTHEREAS, 3. H.. Baker ma'lc
Wv suit to me, to grant him Let
ters of Administration of the Estate
and effects of Mrs. Jane II. Baker,
late of Abbeville County deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred ant
Creditors Of the said Mrs. Jane II. Baker
deceased, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held
al kbbevillc G.. II. on the 9TH of July
next, after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin.
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, thi:
18th day Of June in the year Of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred ant
seventy five and in the ninety nintl
year of American independence.
Published on the 23th and ihh day o1
June, 1919, in the IbbcrWc Press nna
B0nnc1. and on the Court House dool
for the time required by law.
II. B. MILFORD,
Jnne ne's: 3, 1875, lit VI