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=. g t. Baul, 0tinr., 81. Suli. = Sier
gtng Die gtaf)ridlt ein, oaB Elm gemii6ter
3ug bon % 2Saggons Der yRDrbli9en Baci=
fc-Sabn" 81 grainero itd) bur4 cine iiber
ben Dttiiiiiippi fIbrenOe Sritfe bobrte, nobel
fiinf Yerloneu jOfOrt ibren Sob fallben. Die
Bride 1T etwa 80 SUP bod.
ct. Banl, 27. Suli. = Die @iienbabn.
Seamtert iteQen iebes mDgltd,e StnoerniB in
ben 8eg, I'M Ha6rihten iiber bas llngliid
bel 8raiiIero Su erbalten.
;Sn Der ORitte Der griife bobrte iid) bic 60,
fonotiue in bieielbe binsin uno Der uoroere
Sbell bes 3uges folgte, ipdbreno bic binteren
9Sa9gons iid iiberelnanber auftbirmten.
Die Bride ionie otegSaggons iiub beinabe
total Sertriimmert. SOot iinO: Yetertin, 60
fomotibfiihrer, @ranbOn, 6ci3er, Sr. 9lifen
uno swei inOianilde 6rauen. Serwunbet
tpurben:
6rau 80. g8arren BON gBbite Garth, Sopi
unO Srult perlpunbet; Sri. Sobnion BON
Ototlp, S4dOel unb 6iifte gebrofjen. 9ieie
felen aGeammt in ben Slub btnab. q. s.
SapDer bon Duluth, 9r. 0t. 6. 2loDo bon
gSateroliet, Wtidl., uno etn Srember ftno oer=
| lest moroeu, blleben aber auf Der Sriide.
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SnbtanapOlis, Snb., 27. Suli. -
Ser @rpreBsug Der ,Snbtauapolis. .gloOmiuge
ton gSeitli6en @iieubabn," weld)er gegen
gfitternadt bon bier abfnbr, entgleiite bel
Samestown, neil cine Sub auf oem @elsiie
ibre Siefa bielt. 2ofomotipe unb @epddnaz
gen puroen 5ertriimmert uno Der t9ei3er Mcs
@lQ1am8 alli Der Stelle netnhtet.
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speiial Noti;elt.
Baltimore
fire anfurdnfe QNtfft.

9IIt -JHJUtHHIT VDJHII{
Showeit=W6e bon sputbs uno eSater= straBe
Oieie @eieQihait periitert iortipd6renb 9e9eu Ser
luft ODER Sbaben burd1 Srdnbuusliif lotpobl in De
Stabt, tpie i'm eanbe, aile 9trten BON gisentbum
Wobuz, saoen= uno 8aaren6duier, Sanoels9iiter
aderbau<Y Yrobufte, UiobeIn. Sans @erdtbidaiten
I'm Sau begriffene ODER iIu Saien in 2aouu9 6efiub
tidhe Sahr3euge II. I. 70.
Das 0irettorium beftebt aus foL9euoen 5erren:
% m. 8. s arriion 45rdfibent;
SEQ. 5f. Siters, Z. Hobt. Seufirs,
Sapio 9. Wtlon, 6. Wiorton Stepart,
Srancis 2. Sing, 8. 8. gtcfpcomer,
Senrp @arron, Srpt0e $5orwt,
R. g. SteuGrt, SO. 90. Saplor,
Wm. 8. Sruue, S5raeI @obeu,
S.p. aapii, @eorsee. Sarrion.
In 6. Bennington.
Npplfations=Socnutare unb ueitere Nahrid,t iber
bic @eielibaf piro in Der Sfice, Siioneftzgte BON
Soutbz unb g8aterItrase ert6etit, no aud ale au=
trdse ofort erleot9t oeIoen. geriiherun9en peroen
auf irseno cine 6riit ansenommen uelbe Der appli@
tant pinhen mag.
(5ant, ,1SD Sfr. Sopoporth, Gefr.
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,, 9DtIaoeIpbta=2stlminotonsSaLa La
fftttnrer fGffeft

I Wab Y9il10elpbla, gBe9eltltlonen un6 n0elds
| mare @iien6abn" UNI 7.2j Uior9ens, Sonnta9s aus.
| geuommen. .|
Nab Bblabelpba uno ipzgort-0tb in Yerrps
bile mitYort Depoiit per6inoeno) nm 9.2j n9rDiora
gems, Sonuta9s dus9euomTen.
9fad Telu Yott uoa Der Sbarles StraBeuzStas
| tion um 1875 nbr Wtotgeus, Sounta85 ous9euOma
men.
gtab B6ilabeGpbia uno Reuz gort-(tt In gBi(.
miugton nit oern nSeIdlu1rezG Gilen6abu" uer6uoeub)
um 2.40 nbr RahmittGgs, Gus8enommen Sohns
tags.
nommeu Sonnta95.
WG6 BbilaOeipbia UNI 6.25 rbr NG6mitta9s tag.
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Wbtritts=
Wnnardt.
Serbeiiert,r
ni6t : erpluiiber
8eru1loier

Sanpt=Sffiee: Nr. &c. More= euuisas5tr. {;
s}wetg Cffice: gr. 16O, 9toro @asitra0e !;
SarpltnenraBe. = 4btritie, 8loaten, Sruuuen,
8eiler II. ~. erben bel Sag uno giatt o6ne @jes
rnt oOer gefabr be5 Grpobirens eereintst. Seitelz
lun9en perben erbeten uno piinftlb aus9efibrt.
(Sunit1 ,1Sf)
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&rlnNe.

BottS lille, 27. Suli. = 6eute Mor-
gen brad in einem S9uh= uno Stiete1 Sc.
iddfte in oer Ndbc Der rNcapenlD Of Wuiic"
gu Sbamoftn Neler aus; Oaiielbe wurOe ie
bod raid gel0ift. 9as 6euer mar obHe
3metfel bas 8ert zines granbitifters NIB 1T
6ieiss Der brittle SeriuA IN 3eit Don orei go
den, bieien Stabttbeil einsu6iferlr. SlS
jest bat man nod feline Spur Don bsm Sbas
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oen.ainoern; if lpiinide, OaB fie oas Mui.
iacre perseiien." - s1
GFtue f,tdtfiot (SnfSdtcTo,t,to.

Eln9lton, Snt., 26. Suli. = Ntfjter
Snrrops eutidieb beute in benz Safe bon
Mcgsee gegen Die y@raub Sruuf,@tienbabn"
su @unifen rer 2ettereu uno fiibrtc aus, baB
6teielbe fir @iiter, Die BON 2iperpool nit eis
mem burdgebenOen Sillet abgei6idt in Ga
naoa perloren gingen, nidt uerantwortlid
let. Die 0Gmpfulinie lei baftbar fiir Die
rihtiae Ablieferuna an 9eittmmunasorte.
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Gifeiahofitt=1fnfnll.

@tnctnnatl, o, y. Suli. = Der Grz
preB5ug Der Warietta Cincinnati. giienbabn"
Lief berte WtOrgen in Der gtdbe bon 3oliSfi
Ourd cine auS9eifpemmte @urpe, nobel Der
Seiser Yoweu iofort getOOtet uno Dem Qofos
motipfiibrer Gutter Elm Qrm unO elm 8ein
gebroden iparb. Baiia9iere purbeu n6t
nprfpt,t
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SelearapbiI9e 9epe1leu.
Salanss9 s9eDeidsn.

(Beri9te ber raiiociirten Yrehe" fir ben n@or'
relponoenteu.O
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.WnlffinOre Nnfotttftc Gol,tf 40

sP&JW&bbWtO&$ $pWUA.
yiab g6al6ngton uno Oitttel=Statioueu uno Dem
Siioen - SerlGBt @aluertitation UNI Z, 7.i5, 1905
Sormittdgs, 1, 4.t0, 6.t5 uno 9.25 ubr Abeno5, an
9barlesitrabenz uno YennipluauIazI zIueHuezS Station
anbalteno; aud @barIesfrasen citation nm 4.i0
ubr Uior9ens uno 2.55, $40 uno $50 ubr WdGbm.
Die auoeren 3itse td9Iib, SoHnta9s Gus9enoms
men.
Yon Baibiuston-6.OO, 7.i5, $40. o.23 DlOr9ena
uno it.55 8ormttaas; 1.tS, $40, 400, 40, 9.0S
uuo 10 llbr 10 Uttnuten abenhS tdglit. 600 Oors
gems, Ulonta9s aus9enommcn, uno 1915 Abenoss
Samfags ausgenommeu.
Sertnien BeRniplp. =Station uat1 gBaibin9ton Z.
10, 7.30, 1918 lbr Wor9eus, l.t2, 100 Rahmittags
6.3t, 9.36 uuo 1901 a6enos tigtib. ytGh annapoa
lis um 7.30 uno 4.05 JiadmttG1s.
YerIaiien Baltimore iitr Bope's Greet UNI 7.t5
ubr Dorgeus uno 4.l0 ubr RG9mtttGgs taglib,
Gus9enOmmen SonntG95.
Yertaiien Sbar(esftr.z citation fir Rcpzgort uno
philadelphia nm 9.3j Il. 1885 BOtm. uuo 2,jJ gtGha
mitta9s (aus9enommen Sonutd9s), uHo UNI tO,5l
abos. td9lid3. Sad Bbitaoelpbia aum $50 JtGbmita
tags td9ltb. aae 3tge lalten all Der e9arIesitrns
SeHzStation an.
8erlaTen Baltimore fir auuapolis nm 7.t5
Dor9cns Il. 400 u6r9tddm., dus9enommeH SoHnt.
gtah benz Sioen Iber Rihmone uuo Spu66ur9
ubr 10 Uorgeus tdgiCb uno nm $50 2Lbeuos, tdga
lib, ausgenommen Sountags.
Billet 9Ireau un6 2luitrdgc fir Bd9gG9C ent9ea
9en9cnomnen an Der Horooltz9de oer GGloerts uuo
YdltimoreitrG6e.
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s,attimore shio etsc,.on, .

RGh gBaibinston 4.i5 500, 6.15, 600, $50, 900.
t0.15 Sorm., 12 llbr gltttd9s U.30 an Sonntaqen),
$50, $50, 4.t0, 5.20, $50 Radm. r. llbr 46euoS
Sonnta9s,) uuo 1000 Abeubs tdglid.
efatiunen-i.45, $50, 9.2O u.f2 ubr DtittGgs;
Q.30 ytadmtttaes an Sonuta9en) 2.30, $50, $50,
$50 uno 900 ubr abenbs.
annapols' 'Suncton go, 7.30 Diorgens.
ubr RGhmitta9s.
Dietropo(itan 3iueig-6.O0, 300 ubr UIoreens,
4.l0 nbr abenos. 1.o0an Sonuta9en.
aunapolis - 1880 Nlor9ens uno 5.20 Radmits
tags, aus9enommen Sountaes.
Glerdnoria uuo oem Sholuefen - 600 DioraenS
uno 1000 ubr Abenos tdglib.
HtbmOuo uno Dem Sloeu tt, 90 llbr OoraeuS
td9lid, uuo 1000 ltbr abenos.
g8ef uuo RoroDeit 6.i5 uBr Utoraen5 (ntdt
nab Bittsburg, 9olumbus ODER San6ustp am
Sonnta9e) uno 4.t0 Il. 1000 llbr &bcnos.
9eserstofpn = 500 u9r 0lorseusi 4.t5 llbr. .Nats
mittdgs, aus9enommeH SonntGgs.
Sreoertd - I'm ubr Sormtttags aus9eHums
men Sonntass, 4.t5 unb 900 llbr ytahnittG9s uno
BtSeftntioneR aui Der 5auptbabn tdglit.
Bieomont, Staunton hn0 Begeltltionen, Sdupts
6abn = 6 llbr Dtorsens, aus9enommen Sonntags.
9Sinheiter uno gBe9eitattoneu, 6Quptbabn, 4.tl
H1thHlittG95, auS9enommen Sonntags.
@utcottz@itp - 5 ubr Uior9ens, 1.t5 uHo 4.f5 lldr
Rahmittags, aus9eHommen SoRuta9s, uR0 {. 90
ubr Jtdhmittd9s td9lid.
3i9e perIaiien Raibiu9ton fir Baltimore - $50,
730 Dor9ens, 100, 5, j.t0, 7.t5, S.i5 uno llbE
Nbenos td9lth; 800, q. 70, $3.50, 1915 mo 1l.30
Sormttta9s, $3.50, 3.i5 tdgltb, auegeHommcn SuunA
tags.
aue i3ise baJten am nStooutt Sotcl" bei'm Jfes
lansSouie an.
Sletz8iireau-@amoeH gtation uuo SdooRa
&de Der baltimore uno 9aloertItr., no guftrd9e
fir Baggage empfaugen, nm na6 iino DoH irgenO
etuem Staottbele 6eIoroert Su tuer6en.
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progreb- Maftbinen : Comp,
Nr. IL Guntt Gfrdkc.

berd0er, glepat0ren, 0anlpf< mo NuHUpHNpP! u
+. 10. GoutrGtte fit Die Nu5riiituna BON Sier@
brauereien, 0ialsbdaier, 0ietger @ta6liiiemcnte,
Hapiermiheu nuo alle anoere 4rten BON SSabritz3ez
id,diten. Sampf= uno SeiBrpaiier> Seisungen, TDbs
renleguua aller Nrt. BGdue uuo aoftenanihld9e ge=
lieiert Sfeparaturen prompt beiorst. eieien 9lsz
fpdareu tu ben billi9iten Pretien. Wtan lenoe Inr
Gataloge. .-. (Suni9, 12DdeN)
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
FLORIDA line

INEEkLY FLORIDA LINE.
w Port Royal, 5: c.; Fernandina Fla Brunswick Ga
The favorite and well known steamer HUNTSVILLE
Chester MASTER having superior accommodations pas.
sengers will sail Thursday, September 30 from pier
North River at r. NJ to above ports making connection
with all points South and Southwest via Port Royal tho
Florida and brunswick railroads
First class TO Fernandina. 90
First class passage jacksonville .......... - so
Through tickets issued all points South and Southwest
steamer MONTGOMERY Faircloh, mastor will follow 7th
OF October. For freight or passage apply TO
HERM. GELPCkE, No William street.
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTI-
y ties of printing will find advantageous deal the
METROPOLITAN ME PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No.
2lS Broadway its facilities for doing every kind of
are unsurpassed while in prompness and cheap
ness oilers special inducements Bills of Lading Shipping
Receipts, Tickets Maniiess Passenger LISTS Crcuars.
Posters Cards Waybils and special form used in the
transaction OF business carefully prepared and printed
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DARTIEs WISHING TO SELL A HANDSOME FUR
nshed or unfurnished House on Piith avenue, below
Fieth street. % feet wide, will find a purchaser
by applying TO LEsPINAssE FRIEDMAN, No b Pine st.
VIZ ANTED-TO PRUCHASE ON HUDSON RIVER
w (halfcash FIVE Acres unmproycd plain Buildings
river prospect between Ryerdae and nonkers depots d
IVANTED-A BROOKLYN HOUSE IN JARoLEMoN
w Remsen, Pierrepont Monroe place, for cash and
Country Seat tree clear Apply 10 A. u. JANIN,
81, Drcxels Buildings.
Hor Other Real Estate Advertisements
See Directory.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

l--~>
A LBANY SARATOGA AND MONTREAL
n VIA pEopt.Ei EAfHRsi0Es fIIS ON STE A,fpo.rs
leaving pier Al North River, daily Sundays excepted at
On and after September tickets Montreal and return
Tor $l 90 TO Saratoga and return for 50 and Albany and
of said steamboats, pier II North RiSer street
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
for New Brighton Snug Harbor West Brighton Port Rich
mOnd and Elm Park Boats leave Whitehall street at foot
ofBroadway daily, at 80, 80 80 80 1915. A. NJ.
i2 As, 2 80, 30 4.so 80, 8 80 and 80 p NJ
Sundays athalfpast every hour from 8 80 An
Fare. 10 cents
Astor House leave vesey Street for ferry
A LBAYY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT-DAY BOATS
n O. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave vestry
ss5, and Twenty fourth street A. NJ landing 1t West
kill Hudson Tickets points North and West
Trip tickets to West Point, Cornwall and Newburg,
Saratoga 81 2G round trip IS TO- ~''''''S
A -A-oPPOSITIoN CATsKILL LINE
ANDREw, HARDER Captain J. II. Pentu and ]. B.
SCHUYLER, Captain @. D. Hancox, leave Franklin street,
pier 80 North River every day Sundays excepted at NJ
A TTENTIoN, RAILROAD COMPANIES PUNCH
board ' al s S fSNsFS rgs m Ifst1r
MENT, Herald Building New York than anywhere else
CITIzENs' LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY, CON-
~ Meeting with all railway lines North and West-Eegant
pier North River loot Of Leroy street Through tlcksts
sold all connecting lines
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall Rver-The worldrenowned
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE pier North
River foot of Murray street, daily Sundays excepted,
NJ Through tickets sold all principal hotels city
Halls Band engaged for the
DOR. RoNDoUT AND KINGSTON, LANDING AT
I Highland Falls West Point, Cornwall Newburg,
Marlboro, Milton, Highland New PaltD and Esopus-
Steamboat THOMAS CORNELL, every Tuesday Thursday
aud Saturday. leaving foot of Harrison "a North
River.
Ow FARE Low FAREi
IL On and after October
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY PEOPLES LINE
OF STEAMBOATS, TO ALBANY
with comfortable state warmed by pipes
First class passage only 81
Passage and berth, 81 30
Deck passage, 80 cents
Leaving daily Sundays exceped) r. NJ from bier
North River ioot of Canal street
nPPOSIT1ON-ALBANY AND THROUGH TO TROY
" Deck, 25c.; with BERTH 81. SCHUYLER from Frank
lin street Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Don't
only "a
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
CrrY REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
House. 80 East Seventy fourth street. for sale
three story brown stone House l52 East Seventy eighth
street. be bought at bargain Apply at 81 East Sew
e nty fourth street
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
UTrrr

AT 20 EAST FORTY-sIXTH STREET. CORNER OF
n Madison avenue Windsor Hotel block.-HandsOmely
furnished Rooms front and back suitable for famiies
suite single Rooms for gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
DREAMS LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs

Al1 for New Orleans aud Texas
VIII sail every Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there to Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad
brashear, thence per Of Morgans line Texas
ports
The Steamer HUTCHINSON will sail from pier 80 North
River on Saturday October ?, T. NJ for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills of ading signed Mobile Galveston and to
az points on the Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio,
houston ana Texas Central international and North
ern Texas and Pacific Trans Continental Railroads and
70 indanoa aud san Antonio and all points the Gulf
western Texas aud Pacific Railway Santiago
pus Chrstl RockpOrt 81. Mary's and Fulton
fteight Tor 81 Mary's and Fulton landed ROckport
Lghteage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi or
brs1os santiago at the expense and risk of consignee.
Freight for Brownsye Matamoras points In the in
terror must have Sonsignee az Brazos Santiago
insurance ana freight at lowest rates For freight
further information apply
CHARLES A. WHITNEY co, Agents
Pier SO North River.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

A PARTMENTs HOUSE 300 AND 222 FIFTH AVE-
~ nue-A very desirable Suit second floor 'front.' per-
manent parties only or rooms with all conyenences
richly furnished
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ing at key West carrying the United States mah5rhe
steamer STATE OF TEXAS, Captain BOlger will sail for
Galveston, saturday October 2 3 p ", irom pier 20
East River Through bills adng all points tho
Galveston Houston and Henderson Galveston Harrisburg
and san Antonio Houston and Texas Central International
and Great Northern Texas Pacific Transcontnental and
Gull and Western Texas Railroads Freighs and insurance
az lowest rates No charge for forwarding in New York
apply 20
c. Il. MALLORY 4 co. 153 Maiden lane.
w p. CLYDE & co. No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ITO LET-IN PRIVATE HOUSE. AT A MODERATE
IL rate furnished Rooms suitable single gen
tlemen. Apply at 230 East Twenty fifth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ITO RENT FURNISHED-AT MONTCLAIR, N j. A
fine House, with grounds and stable, until May next
everything complete for housekeeping; terms 500 per
month, payable in advance For particulars address
RENTER, box ~ Post Office New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
~ In well furnished orderly kept Rooms terms reason
abie reference given and required. Apply at $50 Yves
Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

III Sixty fifth street blocks of Central Park
tanning all improvements and in first ORDER will
rented low desirable tenant Particulars 1872 East
Sixtieth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

nPPOSITIoN-ALBANY AND THROUGH TO TROY
~ Deck, 25c; with berth, 81 SCHUYLER from Frank
lin street, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays r. NJ Don't
pay $3 on other lines when with better rooms you will pay
only 81 rs. j. W HANCOX.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ITO LET-FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
soOp House; Lexington avenue, Fifty fifth street.
nearly all furnished; rent very low, WILLIAM f. LETT
335 Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

SHORE FRONT FARM, 40 ACRES, ONE HOUR FROM
~ city few minutes from depot; good plain buildings;
long river ront 5000; great bargain. j. W. ATWATER
Riverside, Conn.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A SPLENDID LOFTS WITH STEAM POWER FIRST
N. avenue Twenty ninth street; also 2OD foot
water ffont for term of years. for sale j. NJ KOELER
IS5 Chatham
The New York herald., 1875-09-29


nNIY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
~ TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND HAVRE.
The splendid vessels this route tor the Continent
(eing souhery than any other will sail from per No
80 North River follows -
NPEREIRE, Danre Saturday October
FRANCE, Trudollo Saturday October 10
'VlI,hE De PARls Laehesnez Saturday, October 80
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncludinq wine).
First cabin $li0 to S2o according accommodation
ond cabin, $72; third cabin $40
Return tickets at reduced rates
Steefage $26 with superior accommodation including all
without charge Steamers thus
- DOT carry storage passengers.
GEnIliR MACKENzIE. Aaast IS p.~~A-sz
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

no LET-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SMALL FAM
files without cildren) single gentlemen, 30 Morton
street, near Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

INOR EXCHANGE OR sALE--AT WEST ORANGE, N.
j. half up the eastery slope of the Orange Noun
tain, handsome Country Place. price $4,000; unincum-
bered will exchange for corresponding residence In this
city 0 Brooklyn Address q. S. W.. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

QUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT TO PARTY
- of two three gentlemen. No. 131 West Sixteenth
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

MO. 10 PROSPECT PLACE FORTY FIRST STREET
IN between First and Second avenues.A large well fur
nished Room with all the modern improvement for a gen
tleman, in a small private family
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN OR NEW YORI
ID House-A first class Country Residence in Dutches
county containing 20 acres, free from encumbrance j.
HOYf x SON, III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ITO LET-TwO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
Rooms. singly together. in first class private house
800 West Thryst street. second house west Of Eighth
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

ENoR NASSAU. n. p.
Carrying he Mails
The steamship CITY OF DALLAS will sail from pier 10
East River October ~ AZ II For freight OF passage
apply 20 MURRAY FERRIS CO, Agents. 81 south street.
New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

JlINE FARM, 81 ACRES NEAR NEW ROCHELLE,
~ Weschester county, with good Buildings &c. price
$4,000 mortgage $780, will exchange for city Brook.
iyn property j. d. CONDICT, 145 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ITO RENT FULLY FURNISHED-THREE STORY
i high stOOp and basement House, with all improve
ments will sell Furniture in first class ordcr terms 500
per month. IA West Thirteenth street.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.

A VERY FINE FRENCH FLAT TO RENT AT S55 A
n month, Zoxlo, near 20 Eighth avenue entrance q
Central Park; all Improvements; seven rooms and bath
steam pump supplies waer through the building; anito
JOIIN RRANIGAN.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT A VERY PLEAS
"a ant back Paror, furnished unfurnished, without
Board at low price, to gentlemen. Apply at AZ
East Twentieth steeet
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A T $75o-A SMALL BRICK HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, MOD
~ improvements in good order fine location, to let
Call at 2O7 East Forty-ninth street from 10 10 T.
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U,HE HOUSE 80 LONDON TERRACE, WEST TWENTY
third street has been put in thorough repair and
offered ut the $3.50 per annum Apply on prem
ises, between 10 A. VI. and 5 f. NJ
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n ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUITE OF ROOMS
~ be had In private house with all the comforts of
refined home; near good restaurant 14o West Forty
second street.
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ITO LET-IN PRIVATE HOUSE, SQUARE ROOM
comfortably furnished, heated bathroom floor, with
hall Room adoned desired suitable for persons
26O West Forty third street,
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MO II WEST 26TH STREET FORMERLY OCCUPIED
IN by St James HoteD-An elegant suit of Rooms; also
single Rooms for gentlemen
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET AT NO. 8 VARICK
place gentlemen find comfortable Rooms moder-
ate prices also oneUf two Rooms for light housekeeping
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A PARTMENT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER
n Fifteenth street-One suite OF Rooms complete for
housekeeping and suite of 6 Rooms.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET-wITHOU1
IL board, to gentlemen only Broadway and Fiftl
avenue Apply at 1S West Twenty-fhh street
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ITO LET-IN PRIVATE HOUSE, A LARGE. NEATLY
furnished Room, for light housekeeping. Apply 22C
West Thirteenth street.
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ITO RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, PARLoR AM
Extension Room nicely furnished suitable for "a doctO
dentist with gas furnace hot and cold water; location
Forty fifth street, between Sixth and Broadway
but responsible parties need apply Address box 15
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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ITO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR
neatly furnished for two gentlemen ladies' also a fur
nshed Top Floor housekeeping Cali 2O6 West Twen
ty-iith street., for three days.
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A LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH HALL
Clinton place.
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CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AVID BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
To Let or Lease.

ITO LET-IN JERSEY CITY TEN MINUTES WALK
from ferries Lower Part Of first class House. furnished
six and subcellar: all improvements. No. 33f
Vack street, between Wayne and Mercer streets
month None need apply only those with best
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UNOUR STORY HOUSE; 10 ROOMS; 81 FEET WIDE:
Thirty-eghth street. Seventh avenue good order;
newly painted; rent 81 400 TlMPSON PEET,
,4SS Broadway Forty fourth street.
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A HANDSOME BEDROOM AND SITTING ROOM
~ suitable for gentleman and wife, with reference
also one nice front Room for gentleman and wife, No 8
Lexington
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A NICE LARGE ROOM AND ADJOINING ROOM ON
II second floor, furnished. for housekeeping good refer
ences No. 52s West Fory-second streeti green cars
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AT HOHoKUS, BERGEN CO., N IA SMALL
n Farm 10 acres with House and Barn; good orchard
and and twenty minutes walk either Erie Midland
railroad depots terms reasonable Apply r. H. FERGU
Johns Park.
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OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A T ENGLEWOOD-TILL APRIL !, A COMPLETELY
IL furnished House, with of horse and CARRIAGE cow
poultry II required; billiard garden grounds Is
in complete order to private family only Apply ARCH
TAYLOR, 2l5 Church street.
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LARGE AND WIDE FOUR STORY HOUSE, NEW
IA y painted from top bottom; Forty fourth street,
near Broadway; rent $500 T1MPSON PEET,
,4sS Broadway near Forty fourth street