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There is comicil story told OF Two Ame-
ricans who settled their quarrel 10 IashIou
which would have made tue mar on Ia
rIsian tenciBg.master bristle with horror, out
which, nevertheless, bad an INSPIRATION Vi
common-sense in it. They were botn 10 rove
with the same lady, and it became necessary
to their feelings that they should hght LOT
possession of ner. One of the Two Dlust
c.early be put out Of the way. Yet woy
should they kill each other! Tney pore
eacn other DO malice. Each would De slau
that the other should speed with some other
fair one. They only insisted upon Deias
left in sole possession OF the lauy ~
dispute. The question resolved itself TO a
simple issue-wnich was the oetter snot.
Aud they determined 10 settle TINS question
by shooting, not at each other, but al a lree'
The tree vas shot at; the interior ma.s IS.
mau perforce admitted That he "oplu na,e
been annihlIated by his rival, ana agleeo ~
vanish, not by giving up the ghost, out Dy
leaving the country. Here were all tne r.
suits of duel Obtained without It's NOES
Leroics. and without more TRAGEDY tnan De-
l1nss 10 all enumeration London horla.
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sstroGEiy MAJ ked. BFfef fetigtous services
are held morning and evening in one Of the
parIors Of the hotel, and on Sunday aud
other more important occasions 10 the payil.
lion. Due notice is given Of all these ser
vices, but not obtrusively; and no effort up
pears to se made to induce any who are not
50 disposed TO attend them. A bowling alley
and blliard.room are TO be provided, tut the
"bar" IS strictly aud decisively prohibited.
A provision of the company's charter gives
them complete control on this subject, and
enables them to banish intoxicating liquors
from the settlement
OTHER MATTERS.
Sea Grove Is about two miles fr,m Cape
May City, on the turnpike, and little less
by the beach-road. Hourly communication
is now kept up by an omnibus line, but a
horse railroad Ia being laid down, and 10 a
fortnight the older and younger Cape May
will be Connected by rail.
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GARD REMUVAL.-W have this day
4 a,.,,oys5 IN our new store No. 9Q3 Main s:rte.
nTe dor below Nin,n street.. .here we Snull have
ni,cl, iar:, and more varied stock OF me " w
LIUUt,:t-, TnaS, lhPohrtD COM Ne
70 s., our N, rolls and thu public genrr,ily
Re. pec,fuv. WALT1R ID. bLAik ".
RICnMuSD, july / 3 1875 " ~ "
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPLY,
tFFIcE MASTER OF TRAINS. May 80, 1875. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TRAIN No.
-. 1.-ClIARLoTTE EXPRESS. Weslward-Leayea
papye Al l:l7 ?; NJ: leaves Grsensboro' At 1858
M lea a, ss ss'PfMTy at GIG Nj arrives at
TEAM 40. 2-Nsw York AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S34 A. NJ; leaves Green's
0ore' ii 1855 +. NJ; leaves Danville at III T..
A. leave, ! Dundee at 12O I. H.; leaves Burke.
f' p X. at " r. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. 3.--THRoEGH MAu-NEw YORK
leaves Burksvii. at ASP p NJ; leaves dundee II
leaves aieens!or%' al 2aS 4: ~; leaves Salisbury
ut 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Airline Junction q, TOO
A. M: arrives al Charlotte at S:03 A. III.
TRAIN No. 4.-THHou3H NAIL, Eastward
LeAyss shsr'o,e at s24 F. MI Leaves sasbgy
leaves Danville st 6:2C A. NJ; leaves Dundee at
$50 A. n: leaves Burkeyllle y. 1885 A. 81;
arrives a Richmond at 2:22 p. N.
TRAIN 80. 5.-LYNCHBURG tccOMaoDATIoS.
West ward-Leave; Richnund o. 1920 a. NJ: ar
rives at Purkevile NJ 1906 p. Nj lenv,s Burk. vile
at &c 7. NJ: arrives at Lynchburp at 4:2t P. IL.
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves BarEcyille n. 4:43 A. ~; az
rtveS 81 Richmond al s:O5 A. ID.
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ''hiO I'll lrOId.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro With
All through trains COZ meet at Richmond and pun-
dee TIih tralru on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and washington tity, Viz:
vinla Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phadelphia, and
New York.
I rains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Kali.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore anu eastern
points
Trains Nos. and connect At Charlotte VII -
trains on the Atlanta and Rchm nd AIRLINE rail-
road 10 ann from Grrenvillc, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, sew Orleans, and all southwest
efn rOintj.
Trains Nos. and connect at 'harlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Ilanta railroad Tor
Columbia, augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana AL
southern points. . .
Train No. connects at Burkcvilie with the ~
lantic. Mississippi and Ohio raj Rad. from Lynch'
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold.to all southern ar' sopu western
points, and nsygagn checked through.
Uubr0ktn eaugs from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleano
10 New York. 7. NJ. X: ThLCoTt
Engineer and superintendent.
W. r. WEST. Master Of Trains. NY -
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. DC.
At COST
REFaIGERATORS.

Twill close out the balance of.my stock OF hE-
PERPETRATORS AT COST.
few more or those CHEAP CHINA LEA
SETS on hand, with full liue OF STABLE ana
FANCY GOODS at LOWEST RATES.
Z. B. TAYLOR,
jy II Ava -'hHih ''iSe'
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RICHMOND, FRKD'G 4 POTOMAC r. R. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. }
RICHMOND. May 20, 1850
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,

1886 P. NJ, DAl MAIL leaves Byrd-Street stu.
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
TIE STEAMER KEYPORT al
Quantico, with trains of the Balri.
more aud Ohio railroad ut their wharf
opposite Alexandrla-due In Balt-
more \. 500 z. NJ; and 1T Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
and West
9:20 p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-s,rees
station Sundays excepted, connecting
at Washington with the baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads.
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad-Street
station Sundays excepted).
AN, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-Sress
station Mondays excepted
1850 /. NJ, DAY Al ALL arrives IL Byrd-Street sta-
s:s7 A. n, ACCUMM0DATloN TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station Sundays e1-
cepted)
ParlOr-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleeping cars on night trains
Freight TRAINS leave and arrive ut Broad.
Street station on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North anc
West
Through bills OF ading aud rates given to all
principal points North and West.
by order Of General superintendent.
c. A. TAYLOR.
mv3l Genpra| Freight and Ticket ASert
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r TIMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
rRuMAS A. PARKER & co.

TRUMAN A. PARKER 4 ". .,;
,.vs hand their yaros corner rh and G can n
ana sixth md Canal s s,fss s:Iaz i. WiS6oM
Amos 81 IN paans R;,JSi,s. Sill S6Lks,
a. e.. siith they or for sale at very 10" pls'ss
luN q 81
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RIcHMoSp, YORK RIVER AsD BEsAPEAKEl
RAILhOAD oNPANY,
OFFICE OF THE sCpEaINTEsDkST,
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1879.
~r.H rcL> ON sruE DIITR

|CHANGE OF SCH ED0 L.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAiL.
at A. NJ. arriving At Richmond " ~ A no "a,
leave Richmond Ut T. d., arriving al "e0' o'A'
Triins connect at West Point With sietmsTs TST
R,Itimore aud all eastern points on "EDs, ,s
DAYS FRIDAYS, and sUnbAi ., anJ t, ", ns.
sfc mers for Baltimore and all east,sn pos' W
HuSDaYS WEDNESDAYS ana FhiDa m
Fare 70 Baltimore. ........''''''''' 4 on
Fare to Washington. ....''.. '''''''' IN
care 10 Philadelphia. ..-.........'''''''' ~ *
Sar 70 G MsT fSernEiGHT TRAINS is.ye Richmond
Ian NJ on WkDN"Sn I. FRIDAY, ana
aSoRi3eY eoruect1ng al Wesi Po!u, WI b steaners,
pa cai,vsdny freight IL RaltirnOrs early next
a,jng. rrturuiig. iesy~ West at 2.20 Il. NJ, AZ.
rtv,ng At Richmond q. 5:2S r. H.. and connecting
Win III. Through Freight Trains on the Richmond
ami DsnyiIlr railroad for al southern points.
Local FREIGHT TkAlas, WIN passenger
coach attached, leave k!cnmono at sos A. u. on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. am SATURDAYS,
aud leave West poin for hleh '"ouf same days ~
The management taxes pleasure tn ANNOUNCING
to the ira eiiug public and shippers thai the
steamers Of rhis fine, between Bal itnorc aud HSss
Point have been rehtei III TIE most tnoroaSn
manner for the accommodation or passengers ana
freight. =, p.,,,,nre
Travellers taking this line arrive III baiIilnsss
| IN ANGLE lime 10 connect WIN the Iai NV, 1880
.,hil.d Iphia New YORK, 30 ton, ana ai e"ese3S
| aud western points. ,u.na,.h M
| Frei.lts viii be given the utmost dis paIen. ~
| ,r,nsfers a, Ricbmond Of fregbls ~ Or from s,at
! I'm noIn,s H. r ID tUGLA~S..~uo erlo@reSns
| w. n BRAGG. Matter 'rt s''o''atnn. m- -
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LIZ WouaDkD TN. CONDITION Of Mr.
!a'I' = bot al 02riucr satisfactory. He
''4.. IT, has" b,cu Or" burt tuuu was sup.
"'ars~.
..'. li,rl> ob, though suffering much. j.
,. 81 ,DHG III ,'cnYety IL Guc time l.
''' ""d,"'", 10y lis physi>!an>.-
'."'"'y -rs@5t Lax.
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SIMMER RESOis'rS.

NILLBORO' SPRINGS,
WI hath COUNTY. Va
SULPHUR, ALUM. AND CHALYBEATE
WATERS-
two miles west of the chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. These springs now open 10 the public.
Terms. SAC per m nth. A liberal discount 10 faui-
HES Wishing 10 stay all summer. For further in
formation address
Iy 15-2w w. n. HOPKINS.
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rOLD SULPH UR SPRINGS, NEAR
" GOSHEN. .tOtKBRIOGE. VA.-hY WI l.
LIAM y. JnHNsON, JE ;vTheS re Springs, G. le-
diseases Of The stomach and diseases Of the lFrk,
KIDNEYS, and LUNGS. are now open under lew
management and wi Ii greatly reduced rates o!
miles from ~lailn'On. on the Chesapeake and hin
raifOan. will find conveyauces 10 bring them Two
miles 10 The Springs.
t40
send for circulars, and address
WILLIAM l.. JOHNSON, JR.
IL 10 NIcTh0w
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,1,uE ATTENTION OF THE PROPkI.

VNHE A IT EN IlV.N VI III -. ,,
l. kTOHS OF the eyer!l virginia sprihxs. " va %
,or,np p,acIs and Hotels, Is called TO my Large ana
wei!-seiected stock of CkQCkEhI, &c. -,
pLATEU GOODS, and CUTLERY, snilaDie ioa
their use With an eXntre e. or Ten years car Iine
80 their wants AIN satisfies that can give 81 ID
,ction. A large a,sor ment of Refr,2eralnrs, Va
,a,-,i 'o0lers. ami rr-PItcirIS, always "n num-
VI, J,,II tine of higu and Granite Chamber >ets
; W. ,n. =" ,,r,ely JAMES ". q BSOS.
NV 20 LOOT Main street: ctcnoau, u.
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business Carlos. - 10 ~ per lhou
q sad, !; ,he Dl:r.IIli PKlNfiAG. HVusE
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CARsAPEAKs AND OHIO RArLRoAp,1
YIAsNESGhH EEPARTMENT
RICHMOND, VA, Dune l2, 1875.
ON AND AFTER JUNE Ia. 1e7s pks
~ SENGER TRAINS viii yun .s Sa,,Ss : az

Train leaving Richmond at $50 A. ". runs daily
Except Sunday. stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond q! 81 r. 81. runs daily.
| stopping at Hanover, Louisa, GordonsviI1e, Char
| loitesyil!e Ivy, Mediums river. Greenwood, Ar
tom Waynesboro, Staunton, G0elan. Millboro',
Covington, and all stations west or Allegheny.
accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
donsvhe and all intermediate stations caiiy fex-
cep: Sunday at 400 NJ.
Iulman slet pingcar runs on ell p. N. train
Between Richmond snd " hite Sulphur.
Trains arrive nj Richmond ss follows:
Express e IRAN daily at........ A. n
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at $40 p. d..
accommodation Tram daily Except
Sunday at..............,.... s3o A. N
7rains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above. -
Trains make close connection with trains OF tho
Richmond and DanyilIe aud kichu ond and Peters.
burg railroads. both 10 and from Richmond.
For further information, rates. &c, apply nj S2S
Main street, or at cOnpanys offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
". N. :. DUNN.
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
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{ lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <cfSS
~ COMPANY. iSe
FOR NEW YORK.
HrANTCN INSIDE LlNE."et1u,

CANTON INSIDE LINE" -
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TR1.WEkKLY.
On and after OCTO Der 1sT the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powlatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty-second and Sock slrte's, making close con-
ntctinn each "Trip at Canton. Md, trast Baltimore)
with the fhlladelphia, Wilmington. aud Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhaGclphil.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered uy fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No Gockage CHARGED al
Richmond Rates as low any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Frcights ordered by this line should be marked
''tanlon Inside Line" and sent To the Pbiladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phi!adei.
pba.
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mend. For further information apaly to
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and ! 0ck streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
Us. WILSON. General Freight agent,
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadclphla. ta9
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SUMAC WANTED.-I paw the highest
~ cash pric. for SUMAC. In any quantity, at the
Manchester Tan fari Sumac Mills. from railroad
dcpo,S and landings at the sumac- and bal IL
m Ills, corner seventh and Canal streets. Richmond.
~ 2-3m JOHN p, HIl,S'r.
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yXTANTED. EVERYBODY To SAY

WANTED, EVERYBODY To SAVE
" MONEY. MONEY! NOTEY!!! by having
their cloths secured by the celebrated French dyer
and scourcr and champion glove. cleaner. Pants
secured AMI pressed In the original shape for &c.,
and whole suits for 81. Kid gloves cleaned for &c.
per pair. Repairing done at twenty five per cent.
less Than any house In the city. y. FRENCH,
my 24-3m No. s Ninth street-sign Of red flag.
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ANY one in search Of really medicinal waters
the most Salubriuus and delightful Bath IN lir-
~ uia-wiII do well to call AT the ROCK @RlDGr
BATHS The Wallawhiloola water. sulphur
water. and Iron water constantly at the hotel fresh
from their fountain. .
A. a home aud sl miner resort for The health
seeker We claim advantages over every other water
lug pIa"e In The mountal of Firglnia. icu miles
fro m Gosh II depot, Chrsape Ike aud ohio rail road.
Passengers leaving Richmond. Washington. and
Raltimor. In the morning arrive ut the Baths Tor
supper .o,.
Send for circular. JY Z-In
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RAILROAn Lsy.x.
u 81 sEs7

tIcHaoND, YORK RIVER AND eHEsaPgAYr1
RAILROAD yOHPAyY.c..
OFFICE sEPEgIgTESpssrf
RICuM ISD. VA, July 16. 1876.
SPECIAL NUTICE.- TIE PASSENGER
9TRAIN on the Richmond, York River ond
Snt.sa Iseaks kafroed Will leave sics,mond nj 10
noon moo on MONDAY, July 18th. for vi, way.s,a,ions
"' ~ 1I7't %. II. L. DDr6LASS,
- .-sL- superintendent
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NJ ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR SEW
w eral DOC ORS' PffAETONS. TOP and no
TOP-BUGGIES: SPRING-WAGOSS.. suitable for
grocery and trucking purposes, at very oYsrrIces.
Gu iranioed superior workmanship. Umbrellas
attached 10 open buggies aud wagons with adl.ta-
bic hnldersa cheap Sut'sttut. for top call soli-
cited. w. e. SMITH, 30S Fifth street, between
Broad and Marshall. je 19-1m
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RESlSEsS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL BARGAINS IN
w FORFEITED PLEDGES. | have q great
many articles, such as Diamond Rims. 90 u and
Silver Watches Chairs. Rings. Sets Jtwelry, But
tons, &C., &c. will sell cheap TO realize the cash
advanced on same. ta at
5. A. WINST0CK'S Loan Office.
~ 9-1m No. 7 Fourteenth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
Gin Real estate for 5dlc.

tTA GREAT BARGAIN, if sold thus week
~ the new and elegant 4slory brown stone hOOSr' 20
i59NlO NJ. 20 East sOtA-si, near 0tiiaNe ,o.-.
Viii rented 10 hot sold a. above Apply on premises ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
Gituutiors tOantco--females.

+ AUNDRESS-By a strong young woman al
~ frstca,. sunfress fatfs plfs po,isheS sc ca,
The very best last employer Apply At ODkLLs
AGENCY, "a. los West 3,tli-st, corner broadway.
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Counirn Real Gsiate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF 53 acres
X m NE Ma rs nj VILLAGE u @ ENEVA st atoI eXcclleat
9, o buildings Apply to GELHIl H. SMITH
GENEVA, NewNOrk.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


7s .,ss sas s e to PSqse ' SaScs $4,000
rmoscie sSren Nominal
iI raass iSVis to wm Iesster 1900
ivnssr "a Geo sO n u Peel $4,000
Oh, same ne ; ~ !" VI - -. 1900
a a. ss VIC ~ ~ ~ y asf $4,000
sss = 80 !. o. y f3th 1880
IN ave coz % Sd sst' iVOA''ii 1900
scSSss s = S2 70 ~ e " TO o. S s f Nominal
l9s s1 90 ,,,as sd i vi 10 les ne 1920
iyt, ,s 81 a sG 6nnsad 70 iSea6ca SpcsdeG lOsoo
f0rsEs sN and S Sitt'iS eny iedhsiscr 1000
,s =; 10 ssrai, solomon -. 1880
ON ave, ~ 10 20 Ss. Lev oninai
bSSs nd sase 10 JsSn Pliis 20G2O
ais, Manhattan 81 = AZ - II o 9!hSve ir'e. o,
io6. J. u part OF; sl.S IN ave, = 2l.li I. Goi
III IT irregular, l@It OF aisS AaiLs i"I 81 Nv
ana wiie 10 joan ID Pal ps 10000
lsst.r l lbs sn " Vie S. to LSs ils ~ es75
So = IA ami " sYs 90 - 4 $ levy ornA
sheIin." fN' ,s 40 AID ii 10 % CSTy ~ l4sS5
lsis loo Of ItsSe irregular; also s2ist,
se5 - ro .! SS az ii To- also Sia2e cor
isttG, 7s.3Si o; aso let ave, cor i1Vhs 81
SV St ss si' "a, ase 90 Mary l,iis Nominal
sstst 90 vic a 10 S S Il ". 1900
Wa.erst e. 1 .tXItTegul@r also Caia-st sWt,
eldi a. Of carr sue s~ ' . 100
'9t.s,; =, nj i1 ~ 49,. 1900
l2tI 1iU4 81 AvelGe Z, lO-AlOd.oj WIN 1000
sg1a-'s s. lVT ~ q y, Zoe = Tomas 49, 1900
llTlh.si. n 4, 10 Is q oi sIVsprctst, AlcO tZbi
Mar C-t--s as6 y "uu nosD "O 5000
2ottsi n = 100 10 Of lstaNe, 23NJ+.3i Frcei.cb oo
-. diey and wife 10 hary ochuy ~ -; lo'VVO
so ST. $40 ~ Man ar Zoo $4,000
g. e. ~, 10 H ave 10000
&Sth 81 6~ss ra NS ~ ~ 500
xlSf-t west NJ 2Js, AMI cellar, 4 = years; co
1ossITstI J. \. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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Doaro dno Rooms.
Below Fourteepth-s

Below Fourteenth-st.
100 EAST 12TH-ST.-Plensant, well fur
nished ROOMS TO LET with board 70 person. seek
ooinmodated references exchanged. -
1I3 EAST 12TH-ST., one block east OF
with first class board Inference ioquired
9IQ WEST 13TH-ST-F URNIS Ed
~lO ROOMS, with or without board terms moderate.
d. TO so PER WEEK.-Good ROOMS,
soah Iss a. ia Gp and sS
rv0m So.
West Side.
A FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM to LET.
~ Apply Tor week. 22S West 20ths;
A FRONT BASEMENT and ROOM adjoining
enee il is5 wes, ' iStf.se lO' p' 'le
At 81 WEST I4TH-ST.-To let, furnished,
..sons e ssPs s sn a sS r as mo9 0
C'IVE DOORS FROM GILSEY H0USE.-Ele-
L ganty furnished PARLoR and SECOND FLOOR pr
yae or general table pdecS modcra'e referen'e' No
FIFTH AND MADISON-AVES., and all choice
locations with without private table a.o RooM a
without beard osIa,ned By .Ppyins to f. A. DALEY SSs
6lhayo Every house inspected. ------
EIFTH-AVE., 224, nearly opposite Madison
Park.-PARInR FLOOR secantly furnished private ate
sired taement front entrance suitable Tor physician
references exchanged.
ONE LARGE ROOM. with closets, on third
emcn only newly and hands mey furnished, painted ana
private family house hrsieiassi references y"
lao West 2lst ST.
DRTVATE FAMILY, living in their own
housc, will rENT front Room and Above, aisos .'' I
bath floor with without Board references eN
changed l07 West 4lGtst
CEVENTEENTH-S 81 WEST, between 9th
y and en-, avrs-suCe ROOM rent with BOARD to gen
ensn desiring comfortable home in ianiy OF refinement
SINGLE and DOUBLE ROOMS TO LEI,
~ win BOARD, To SINGLE Rentl IN ~ or gentleman ana
wife; also BACK PAKI.OH and EAIENsION. 20 "esi
2ith-si.
'INO LET-Large pleasant ROOMS. FURNISHED
with BOARD; also hall room. 13s West 4Jd o., bet
broadway and 9th ave Reference
T5NO LET. with Board-Several large RophN,
ri Mis- BAXrERs % West 15;h-st. kefcrencts those
who have beeu msny years in The lolse, ani others
STH-AVF., No. 330-Mrs. A. Wyck0f has
- elegant SUITS Of ROOMS 10 LET with private aDo
4 WEST 22D-ST.--Second floor front ROOMS
4 handsomely furnished other pleasant roon with ,0r u
honse and appointments desirable locality attractive
references piyen and required.
9TH and H-ANtS.-iianhsnme ROOMS,
- with eoi BOARD at moderate tIna highest references
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Goiels.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3s5 corner 9th
" ave Murray "A l-Amorcan plan the M 81 ght
fly oeate, family hoei the city few suites and single
at moderate rates.
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S24OG TIFsT .N YEAE@aa9es $1,000 psoss
comfortable suburbs cottage resld nos, VITA
smple grounds Eesriy la out I'm wn, Racn shade
frn flowers vines houses have IS rooms. nam
Lesi e. marble manelS Three Rutes from station ana
Commune It,crtyst y. Y, by The frequent eNmss
rassen railroad IN the world Psse ana
lighted streets al well dra ned AID le1thy horse COW
chickens stabie &c All N order rrady ion occuTac ~:
AMY OWNER, DoN ia, Elizabeth
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tuintcr Resorts.

tUIIIrI nEBULI3.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. T.,
IL Ba, auas- open Eov l. Steamer Viii leave New
Yogs Nov for Ma, direct Steamers van leave savannah
ts every dag. the trip IN less tan Two avs
The tenalatlrr Nasal last Winter "a not vary bu
II makng n thr most delightful climate 10 the World
''' janis LiDGEPwOOp, 75s Broafwsy y. Y
CANTA CRUZ, WEST INDlES.-Renowned
- Tor salubrity Of climate and beaaIy Of scenery.
BULDWSMINDE,
the late palace of the Goyerue now oper or guests t,fs
m,u.rate pamphle With full arcltrs, az ny " ~ N
VAN slCKLhN, Libho2bt, No l33 Nass.l ST. N.w-n
WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALlDS..
w huudr d and hity nsais mote than We now nave
can be- very comfortably cared for, and have Ute
irs, npirfnnt To get well daring this Fail aud Wn"r az
oar Iinr HsLi. Osto niee Dansv le IL inessen
o. New YORK ~ IL Tie largest Hys.rnc lusilon ~ mo
World the sch get wei Of all Durable ds a~.s without
me us of mosicines We acoOnmoaie 200 rspr an
ssdy have patients from ~ States and Cara Ia Tor th- Pan
aud Wnler Tie location IL niagincei for !" nf Isi pee
send All cus 10 postage for rir lar pei, ana
steel engraving 81 tine CuIv and u. c9taFes hrs AS
a10N0 'hHiI" ~ 'NNN~S-''
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Ilarble ano 5laie ttlanic!s.

CAS0NI e. IS0LA, -
- STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
lac t0 1872 West 40tls, Broadway
Monuments Mantels, Affairs, Figures, Thing, wainscotng
Importers and manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
work Of every de cripjOn.
MARBLE AND MARBELlZED MANTELS
WI New DESIGNS from $I2 upwards. Ais, Monumental
Work at greatly reduced prices Marble Turning Tor The trade
A KLABER f3i East Eighteenth st. near ImriaYe, " u
wv ID. & A. s. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
w. designs Marble SLATE, AMI wood MsBtes Manuiac
trcrs Iron tr, sting Static xtures Fence Crates Weather
Vsnes de- Wholesale and retail Send Tor catalogues 73 Hud
sDD. st, Opposite " orii 81
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West Side.

1--WE DOORS FROM GILSEl HOUSE.@Ele-
eantly furnished PARLOll and SI,CON ID FLOOR; pri
waite or general table pces nodcate referen,es No Al
2gth.sf.