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A GREAT REDUCTION.-25o NEWLY FURNISHED
N Ro0ms 2Jc 35c soc, 81 90 81; greater reductions
by the month"; gentlemen and families. FRANKFORT
HOUSE, corner Frankfort and William streets.
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GOOD BOARD AND TWO ROOMS DESIRED BY
VI gentleman wife and child Of ten, in private family
$50 week, fire and included Address, stat
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belmont HOTEL, FULTON STREET. NEAR BROAD
I'D way.-Busness centre European plan, 80 cents
upward new family Rooms; Dining Rooms open sundays,
menls ut low nrces.
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BOARD WANTED.-A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY
I'D wish first class Board and accommodations,
either with private Jewish Christian family who
desrous reducing undoubed reference Address
stating location and full particulars, LIBERAL, box Is9
Herald Office.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOARD FOR FALL AMI WTNTER-AT ENGLEWOOD
ID Nj, with strictly private family pleasant home 10
low for desirable parties; station all modern im
provements Address box 2i2 Post Office.
LTCoNoMIZE IN BOARD FOR FALL AND WINTER
IL Private villa on Hudson; large rooms; river view;
horses &c everything first class parties not obliged he
In New York daily will nd this worth inquiry Address L. s.
HAINFS. 3i9 Broadway, New York.
T a ToURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, n u
IL Open all the year; half the usual for fall and
winter; 80 minutes from Liberty street
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ROARDERs WANTED.

4 DvERTIsE IN THE EvENING TELEGRAM
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PIANOFoRrEs. oRGANs, sc.

A MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND ROSEWOOD CASE
"a Bradbury 4 Co grand scale Piano; cost $1,000 for
$T5 has All improvements also four round Windsor
wood Panolorc, With guarantees and bill o sale; cost
81 200 for S213; Stool Cover has Box for shipping; also
Paor Library, Chamber and Dining Furniture 1T sacri
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE-
"A CANT (frst class city makerl ~ octave rosewood
Panoiore fully guaranteed nearly new. stool Cover and
Box shppng 900 for only $3.50 cash Also Par
or, Library Dining Furniture; Carpets, Paintings, Silver
ware great sacrifice Private residence 100 East Thir
teenth street, Fourth
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Sl 50 TO s2 PER DAY; 90 TO s12 PER WEEK
ia l76 and 17s Beecker Broadway Croquet
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A 7 $3.50 CASH, II APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY,
n rosewood upright Pianoorte $3.50;
uiacturers Chiekering sons Boston; modern improve
ments. 100 ID avenue, corner sth street.
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I DOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE, 81 EAST TWEEN
tythrd street-Eegantly furnished Purlor and Second
Floor with private table only also Suit for gentlemen third
floor, without board; breakfast II desired
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I PARIOR FLOOR THREE LARGE ROOMs). HAND
somely furnished private bathroom, closets &c with
private table without board references Apply at SO
East Twentieth street.
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I 50 TO Sis, ROOMS WE'LL FURNISHED; HOUSE
l.. kept first class; families or single gentlemen ac
commodated; table eptonabe; day boardcrs; ref
erences exchanged 12s West Twenty-nnth street.
IlrnAnNAAN.
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BOARD AND LoDGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN, wlFE' AND THREE CHILDREN
II girls aged y y, To-, with FIRST class references
want Board with front connecting Rooms second thrd
story IN private family terms moderate location Twen
tieth 20 Thirty yourth streets Fourth
Address. with particulars and price, HENRY box 40 Her
aid
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A sFoR PLACE HOTEL, % AND IT THIRD AVENUE
n opposite Cooper Institute.-12J Rooms, newly fur
nished; cheapest pleasantly located house in the
city; European plan; always open.
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DOARD-WANTED, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY WHERE
ID there other boarers Rooms and Board for
teman wife, infant and nurse with quiet family having
than they require and wishing 70 reduce
penses mutually agreeable arrangement might be made.
Address MuILAL. Horald Lplown Branch Office.
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ST 10 TO % g PER PER DAY Az - TO $40 , PER wEEK- 1K--
and single gentlemen. City Hotel, corner Broadway and
Ililrhth sircet.
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A -PTANOFORTEs TO RENT OF OUR OWN MANU-
n. facure: second hand Pianos in thorough order,
for sale low prices BY ClllGkERING SONS II East
Fourteenth street. between Broadway aud Fifth avenue
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~ somey furnished Rooms second floor; also other
Rooms with excellent Board reasonable references
exchangea
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

100 WEST FORTY.FIFTH STREET.-A LADY OWN
Id ing her house, elegantly furnished will take
boarders best references given and required
Address call.
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7sld EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET-TO LET
LII with Board, three large furnished Rooms,
separately ogether also single Room; references
given and required
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

A BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD OCTAVE
~ Pianofore celebrated maker modern improvements,
$780, Cover private residence 243 East 3Oh
street, between I'd and "a avenues.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

TODD DsTREET-BOARD-oNE OR TWO PLEASANT
Id Rooms may be had, with Board, in private family
2ad street Mount Morris sqnare and depot
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4 0c EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET. .-oNE WELL
~ furnished Suit Of Rooms third floor sngy
suites back Paror furnished unfurnished with good
Board also hall and other Rooms.
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GRANT HOUSE, As NEW BowERY.-l50 ROOMS; A
VI clean single Room entirely yourself for $I 70
week 80 per niht double Rooms 81 open all night
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, WANTED by
II young man. where he can enjoy the comforts Of a
home private family preferred reference. Address with
terms, q, r., Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

VTINCnESTER HOUSE. EUROPEAN PLAN, CORNER
w Broadway and rhrtyhrst sreet-Eiegant family and
single Rooms Restaurant; FIRST class quiet and gentee
Entrance Broadway also Thrty-hrst street Rates
moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

100 MADISON AvENUE.-DEsIRABLE SUIT OF
IZO Rooms second floor to let, with Board also ee-
eant single Rooms for gentlemen.
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At UAfNEs BROS pIANoFORTE WAREROoMs
n and mannactory Twenty drst street and Sec
ond avenue fine assortment OF FIRST class Panoiores for
sale on reasonable terms, few Pianos but little used
great bargains
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
HOTELS.

A LII LIGHT ROOMS.-NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,
IA Bowery and Bayard streets 200 newly furnished
Rooms, equal in comfort first class hotels Lodgings SOC
and 6Oc. For gentlemen only.
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10Y EAST THIRTy-SIXTH sTREET.-A LARGE
front Room TO let, with good Board family small
location.
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I BLOCK FROM CLARENDON HOTEL ia EAST
l. Nineteenth street.H andsomely furnished Rooms en-
suite sineiy with Board central and elegant location
also table Board; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT SECOND STORY
~ back Room with extension tSonthern oNposuFel, with
first Board; Elevated Railroad depot 80 Vest
Twenty-thrd street
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Q WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH
Il . avenue-Two large Rooms second and third floors
ample pantry aud closet room, lot gentlemen
with liberal Board.
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A FOR RENT-UPRIGHT. SQUARE AND GRAND
a. Pianos OF orr own make also sale and rent NUM-
Der 81 hne second hand Pianos Ia noect order WILLIAM
KNABE 4 Co. No. III Flnh avenue above siNteentht
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20 EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
OO and University Piace-First class French Board
Rooms suite single, tor families single gentlemen
references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

Tx EAST FOURTEENTH STREEE BETWEEN
1lC Fourth avenue and Irving piace-ro let with rs
class Board Rooms second hoor. well furnished
plenty closets private table desired other Rooms
and fourth floors. Table boarders accommodated.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREEr-ROOMS HAND
lUJ someiy urni he'd let, with Board first second
fourth hoors few doors of Fourth table
boarders taken; references exchanged.
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BOARD wANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR
ID two adults; require large sunny Room vita CRATE
lre terms % exceed $50 per week Address b. b. L..
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

- COTTAGE PLACE, NEAR\ BLEECKER STREET
- Sixth Seventh carsNcay furnished second
story front Room also single Room very good tables
moderate relereneeS
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

I SUIT OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SEC
ond oer 'front.' southern exposure, and single Room,
let with Boerd by family occupying their house.
As West Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

100 LEXINGTON AyENUE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
lJZ will large we'll furnished front Room sec
story with good Board also hall Room other board
ers: references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

A LADY GOING OUT DURING THE DAY REQUIRES
~ furnished Room, heated and gas, with Board
day, in private family, between Fourteenth and Thirieth
and Fourth and sixth avonues references exchanged
Address A. b.. box l3l Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

So AND So ST. MARKS PLACE.-FURNISHED
CC Rooms let with Board to families and single per
sons location ne terms low; table Board, "a week
table good
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

OD FLOOR-FOUR CONNECTING ROOMS TOGETHER
- separate with Board; also pleasant back Paror
with bed first noor references exchanged sc
West Twcn.y y-second street.
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~ CLINTON PLACE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
s)1 Large comfortable Rooms with excellent Board. 81
and SIS persons: every accommodation; house
location first class also table Board reference.
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- NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.-WELL FUR
- nshed front aud back Rooms With good Board ar iami
lies rentemen private tabo it desired house and oca-
tion unexcentu = iaes references
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING
lOL place-An American family having some spare
rooms win let with good Board large, pleasant Rooms;
crate rcs with home comforts; hall Rooms;
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fTlo RENT-sPLENDlDLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
or without Board ~ first class locations Parties wish
ing rst class accommodations without tho trouble VI search
ing Will c az my Office, MARK LEVY. us sixth avenue,
corner Forty street
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

HOTEL BRANTING, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER
Fify-eghth street-Frst class Rooms dad Board toE
families and sin gle persons.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

4 II WEST THIRTY FIFTH sTREET-FRoNT ROOMS
r suite separately second and third floors with
Board also Rooms for gentemen the house is handsomely
furnished throughout and first class in all its appointments
references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

DOARD WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN AND
D wives, between Twentieth and Thirty fourth Streets
Fourth and Sixth avenues; exceed $40 per
week for all Address H. D. Herald Uptown Branch office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06

The captain did so. Henry was
pardoned for his temporary desertion.
In the course of time he became an
officer. and married sylveen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06
The Arts ola Hundred Years ago.

One hundred years ago what a man
discovered in the arts he concealed
Workmen were put upon oath, in the
name of God, never to reveal the pro-
cess used by their employers. Doors
were kept closed, artisans going out
were searched, visitors were rigorous
" excluded from admission, and false
operation blinded the workmen them
selves. The mysteries of every craft
were hedged in by thickset fences of
empirical pretensions and Judicial
affirmation. The royal manufac-
tories of porcelain, for example, were
long carried on in Europe with a
spirit of jealous exclusiveness. His
majesty of Saxony was especially cir
cumspect. Not content with the
oath of secresy imposed upon his
work people, he would not abatc his
kingly suspicion in favor of a broth
er monarch. Ncitherking nor kings
delegate might enter the tabooed
walls of Nelson. What is errone-
ously called the Dresden Porcelain
that exquisite pottery of which the
world has never seen the likc-was
produced for two hundred years by
a process so secret that neither the
bribery of princes nor the garrulity
of the operatives ever revealcd,it.
Other discoveries have been less
successfully guarded, fortunately for
the world. The manufacture of tin
ware in England originated in stol-
en- secret. Few readers need to be
informed that tinwarc is simply thin
iron plated with tin by beingdipped
into the molten metal. In theory it
is an easy matter to clean the surface
of iron, dip it into bath of the boil
ing tin and rcmoveit cnveloped with
the silvcry metal to place for cool
ing. In practice, however, the pro-
cess is one of the most difficult in the
arts. 1t was discovered in Holland
and guarded from publicity with the
utmost vigilance for nearly a half Il
century. England tried in vain to
discover the secret until James Sher-
man, Cornish miner, crossed the
Chanel, insinuated himself master of
the secret, andbrought ithomc. The
secret of manufacturing cast steel
was also stcalthily obtained, and it's
now within the reach Of all artisans.
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Hard on Pumpkins.

Pumpkins was at Mrs. Bonnycas-
ties party last spring. One of the
company was a blooming damsel
from the country-afr fresh, rosy-cheek-
ed, bright-faced girl, over whom the
impossible bachelors were in costa
cies. Pumpkins saw and admired.
Pumpkins determined to make an I'M
preston. On his next visit he stared
at her through his cye-glass until he
stared her out circumference. Then
he approached her. She was engass-
ed in knitting pair of socks for one
of Mrs. Bonnycastle's children.
a.Ah!" said Pumpkins. knitting,
pom honah! Twooly Industrious.
Now, do you know, I like to see a
young lady Industrious? It's a good
sign. like to encourage industry.
.Aw! what would you charge to knit
pair like that?'
Socks or stockings DO YOU want,
Mr.. Pimpkins?"
cav! deus'd if I exactly under
stand; but, aw-I want them to come
up over the calf, you know
an that case" replied the bloom
ing damsel, smiling a sweet innocent
smile, q should have to knit pair
L.. .O,n. n,o,,,. ,rLoIn hod,ir
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A ship loaded with cotton was
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Only a few million of dollars Of the
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