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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

THr testimony in the Beecher- Til
ton trial is all in and the lawyers are
harranguing the jury. It is expected
that the four lawyers will talk about
six days, and that the Judges charge
to the jury will occupy two days
more. And then we suppose the
jury can retire to their room and go
to sleep, as they will never come to
u rational and unanimous understand
ing Of that case. Indeed, We don't
see how in thunder they will over
know whether they themselves
are guilty, or whether it is Mrs.
Teacher or Boulton, or Milton, or
Elizabeth Billion, or Theodore Ward
Henry, or Bullerton, or Meach, or
Beyarts, or Judge Ellison, or Blaw-
mouth church--or who in the dickens
did really burn the house and steal
the jewelry and when the horse was
first missed and il SO the ship may
have gone down without any pre-
meditation or malice aiorethought
with suicidal intent or a person going
that way would be sure to observe q
light in the upper story from a par
oxysmal or annourizod altitude for
q ,crii ne ercai de bone snor. Atleast
tho country is fondly anticipating
something Of that conglomerato ma
ture.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
BURIAL or GEN. EoKENRIDoE.

A telegram from Lexington Ken
lucky says the funeral of John G.,
Breckenridge took place day before
yesterday, and was attended by an
immense throng of people anxious to
pay the last sad honors to the mem
ory of great and good man. The
officers Of the State, headed by Gov
ernor Leslie, were present in a body,
also Senators Stevenson and Nc
Creery and many other distinguished
persons. The funeral was conducted
by the Knights Templar, Of which
Order Gen, Breckenridge was an
exemplary member. No such out
pouring Of people has been witnessed
since the death of Henry Clay, and
what is more gratifying, no distinc-
ton Of party seemed to have been
seen 10 those considerations which
should alone inspire the hearts OF
men who aspire to be considered
good citizens,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
PACIFIC COASTERS.

/
Strawberries in Portland market.
Islphl
Union County is to have fine crops
this year.
The festive grasshopper has put in
an appearance about the base of the
Blue Mountains.
A good big wart on the end of a
woman's nose is tolerabIy sure pre-
ventive OF Beecher scandals
In. I. Miller has started from
Jackson county for Virginia City,
Nevada, with rs horses for sale.
The sum of S72 has been raised by
subscription at Salem too clear Off and
decorate Marion square in that city.
+. L. Rubell, formerly Of the lem
iSer, proposes starting paper in Har-
risburg about the 9th Of June
There is q large amount. of travel
between San Francisco and Roseburg
via Empire City.
Wild Horse, the celebrated Com
anche CHIEF, and some forty of his
braver, with their families, have sur
rendered to the agent at Fort Sill.
Aparty Of Wyoming women tar
red and feathered frail sister a lew
days ago 's'
Jos. Watt is Introducing the flax
culture in Washington County. He
has distributed seed among some
twenty or thirty farmers.
Mrs, D. G. Odds, Of Middletown,
Washington Cornty, was severely in
iured by failing over a tub in her
kitchen one day this week. Aae
A wicked boy, upon whose shoulders
his mother was expressing her resent
ment with both slippers, felt too proud
to cry, and kept up his courage by re-
peating to himself: "Two soles that
beats as one."
A Princeton dry goods merchant,
in a fit of somnambulism recently,
arose from his couch, cut the bed quilt
in two with his pocket scissors, and
then asked his terrified wife if he
could show her something else.
A lecturer, addressing an audience,
contended, with tiresome prolixity,
that art could net improve nature, un-
til one of his hearers, losing all pa
tience, set the room in roar by ex-
claiming: "How would You look
without a wig?o
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

AND now the news comes that the
Radical officials at Washington city
have sent word to shoir satraps in
Oregon to nominate Granger for
Cougress. WO will bot a barrel Of
bologna sausage that tho Republi.
cans cant snipe any Granger Of
sense 10 accept tho nomination on
that layout. Poor Hiram Smith and
Judge Tolman wero laid out that
way, and they can't catch another
victim with that sort Of chaff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

A II. BELL a PARKER, LATE or ORE.
ne gou City, beg leave TO inform the public
that they have purchased the entire stock oI
drugs, medicines etc, formerly owned ~ II. 4,
hill y Son. and that they design t..ntfnrir1r
the business ~ tho old stand. where they uros
guse % keep u the iuture, q fnll assnrsmenf Oi
t,eies and everything usually found in a iirEi
While earnestly Soliciting a coutinunncs nI
the OLD hQnsc. We hope AZ thc snrie time. 81
iolr and liberal dealing, and careful Attention
" ehe wants Of cusiomers 90 meet thn rrfeem
q any NAN iriendzvho may favor "a with thoif
orders
tartlcii1r attention will be Given 70 firB corn.
rnunilnr o. Uhyaieians rrlr.7 IfnI AMI rr1I,.
iiy rec1I rs A. all hours 81 tha siar .1f nffhf
"A. III. nrl.U ~ pAnHnn.
cuect1s1IH 70 n. o. FTfr.r. q. I'd,r
Albany. orcEcn. Qct. 9ih. lslt 800,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

The llillsboro adepcadeat says;
The case OF the State Of Oregon vs..
Ed Chamberlain, Accused BY J, Ste.
vensOu Of killing his son, was brought
before NJ. Cave, J. r., Monday, and
tho defendant was held 10 answer al
the next term Of Circuit Conrt In
default OF bail he was son, to jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

last Tuesday tho Grand Lodge,
/. 90. \. .nowin session ia Portland
elected the following Grand officers
for the ensuing year 4 NJ. Catch,
Or salem, N, w. g. NJ; j. n. Dolph,
Of Portland, II. w. d. G. NJ; o. N.
Denny, Of Portland, r. W. G. WI
J. NJ. Bacon, Of Oregon City, r. W.
q, s.;i, Il. Moores, Of Salem, r. W,
g, T.i s Ellsworlh, Of Ia Grandc,
r. w, CIR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

The Coos Bay Ne.os says: West
ward the star Of Empire takes its
fight, There is something sublime
in the steady, onward march OF civ
ilizasion from the rising 10 the set
ting sun. Every steamer to Coos
Bay brings from seventy.6ve TO 100
passengers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

We are ruined by Chinese cheap
labor. Bricks made in China are
sold in San Francisco for less than
they can be made for this side the
Pacific, Notwithstanding the ad valor.
em duty Of twenty per cent. on them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
THE IMPORTANCE OF HOME MANU-
yAcTORTEs.

THE IaPoRTANcE or HOME MANI
FACTORIES.
We have frequently urged upo
our citizens the benefit as well as III
necessity Of building up, patronizin
and fostering home Industries and Il
cal manufacturing enterprises. Their
is no doubt Of the fact that Orego
has the best natural resources 70
such enterprise Of any region on tn
globe. Hero we have, besides th
precious metals, coal, lead iron an,
timber to an unexplored and un
known extent, and almost natura
water powers unlimited. Our Stat,
is fast filling up with a class Of la
borers and mechanics whose yer,
numbers must reduce labor to
scope and figure commensurate Will
the most limited means and resources
of persons desiring to engage il
Manufacturing enterprises.
But the only way to indce the es
tablishment of new enterprises is t.
encourage, foster and strengthen
those already inuugurated in oui
midst, Among the more important
manufactures Of Oregon are wooler
mills, of which those at Oregon City
at Salem, and at Brownsville in this
county arc established enterprises,
and, if properly patronized, must con.
tinue to be among the most import
antauxilliariesto to our States posperi.
ty. The recent history Of the one at
Brownsville fully illustrates the i'm
portance of local encouragement to
render these institutions successful.
Two years ago three practical opera
tives, entirely destitute Of means,
took charge of these mills, the citi-
zens of Brownsville advancing suffi-
cient capital for purchase of wool
and taking as security lien on the
goods manufactured; and the result
was that the business was so success
full as to induce leading citizens and
capitalists of that place to purchase
these mills, organize q joint stock
company, materially increase the cap
ital of the concern and prepare to enter
into the business on greatly enlarged
plan. The names Of the incorporators
need only be given to impress our citi.
zen swith the stability and magnitude
of the enterprise in which they are en-
gagged. They are Messrs. j. NJ Moy-
er, VIM. Cochran, H. L. Brown, O.
P, Coshow, H. Powell, D, Dalgleish,
f. +. Croft, 7. Kay and Hugh Din
widdie.
This institution will use only Ore
gon wool and employ only white la
bor-two distinguishing and com
mendable features in home manu-
featuring enterprise, and should
commend it to the special favor Of
our citizens. We are pleased 10 learn
that two or three of our Albany mer-
chants are very sensibly selling
Brownsville woolen goods exclusive
ly, and it is expected that others will
enter into the same line of trade at
an early day. This is as it should
be and is a flatteaing indication Of
the good sense and public spirit
which animates our business men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

The Colorado Springs Mo0stdiaeer
wonders if there isn't a special Prov.
idenee in the prevailing rheumatism
among the new Territorial officers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

G. w. Bethers Tor rather bis wiCe)
has recently sold 400 acres Of land
two and a half miles southwest Of
Corvallis, al $50 per acre.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
Please ShtOD d LcetIc.
q. s. s. co.
NOTICE-

A LII THE BOOK ACCOUNTS AND NOTES
n belonging to the firm OF r, C. Hill & Son,
late druggists In Albany, will be found after
this date wlthL he undersigned, at the Clerks
oIlce ~ the Court House, in this city ANY
please call before January lst, 1876, ana Settle
and thereby save costs
r. G. HlIiL& SON.
Albany, Dee. LIST, 1874.
,.ll
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

Richard Nagle, miner was killed
in the Chicago mine, near Salt Lake,
a few days ago. He was native Of
Portland, Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

FonE bodies one Of which has been
identified A. thai Of prospse,or
named Ralph, were found under .
snow slide ID Idaho Territory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

One of those onrious Opiicalillu
signs, called q mirage, was soen at
corinns 90 "Wednesday causing al
ibo houses N the town and q string Of
ify freight wagons o b. seen double
and appsaring a. Il suspended about
ono hhndreafsot aboyo ne ground.
rha i'lpilon Iasled fully twenty mih-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
yNRlE oR aPEcIAL. ELEoTLON.


r, ne SHERIFF. ef ne ssseeai Counties NThn
tie State " 0rsgohs .8
WHEREAS, At general election held on the
nfse day OF June, A. D., 1873, the Hon. George
A. la Dow was duty elected kepresentative OF
Lne STATE OF oregon In the FOrty-Iourth Con
Eress OF the United States and
WHEREAS. Since the said election. said Office
has become vacant by the death of said 1n-
cumbent and M t sfes
WHKReAs. BY provision Of the Constitution
OF the Unite States, and the laws OF this
state, II has become the duty Of the Governor
thereof to Issue his writ OF election to NIL such
vacancy;
Now, therefore. ], L. F. GRoYFR. Governor Of
the State OF Oregon, do hereby command you
and each OF you 70 notify the several Judges
Of Election within and for your several cOnn-
ties, 10 hold special election OF Representa-
tive In Congress 70 NIL the vacancy aforesaid,
on Monday, the l25l twenty-ffth day OF Ocio-
ber, 1875, and that you cause all proper notices
10 be given thereof according to law.
- Given under my hand and the seal OF
Jra | the State OF Oregon, at Salem, this
49," fifteenth day OF May. A. D. 1910.
Attest. s. r. cHADwICK,
Secretary OF State. n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
ALBANY BATH HOUSE
AND
BARBER SHOP (!

TIME UNDERSIGNED wOULn RESPECT,
~ fuily thank the citi1ans OF Albany and
vicinity f1r The liberal patronage bestowed up
on him for the past seven years, and hoper Tor
thc tuturc continuance uf their faVors For
the accommodation OF transient custofnerr
and friends In the upper part Of town he has
opened a neat little shop next door 10 Mont.
gomefsr 4 iayiur,s saloon. where good work
patrons. JOE. WEnhEk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

Three hundred more immigrants
on steamer this week,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

A dispatch from Melbourne says
that the city of Sydney and vicinity
has been visited by heavy and
damaging floods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
FKMAL snTTLnn1rMr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. c. p
IN Hogue, administrator If the estate OF jas.
L. Hogue, deceased, on the Sd day OF Nav. Ma
nled his fnal account In said estate in ths
County Court for Linn county, Oregon, for final
settlement, and that by order OF said Court
Tuesday, tie SM dun Of Jeae, 1916,
has been appointed to hear objections to said
account, and for the settlement OF the same.
Published by order OF the County Court.
a lCHAS. p. HOGUE, Admir-.
31IV4 =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

The Sound country had an earih-
quake last week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

Jrsas d. BnioEr is dying at his
homo il Indiana. Are wo 70 lose al
cur good men at onecg
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
Tlle ..Bonanza,, for nTI.
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
L. II. MONTANYEII1., Z H.,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ALBANY, OREGON
W-NARAiS OF ALI, SIZES. QUALITIES AND
u prices to suit purchasers, and n number OF
dwellings in the city OF Albany, for sale cheap
Emigrants and others desiring to purchase
elsewhere.
Albany. Oregon. May 18th. 1871. vlOnilri.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

PoLLY-At Grass Ridge, Linn county. AZ the
residence Of A. r. Nyes Thornton 4. Polly,
aged 2l years, months and 32 days. 0regon
papers please copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

THNAKEN UP BY JESSE WOOD, LIVING
u two miles west of J. S. Eelger's Mill, Benz
ton County, two 3.year-old eolts,--One dark
bay gelding, and one dark bay fily, with star
in forehead. No artificial marks or brands
Both colts are under size, and came to my place
in February, 1875, and were taken up and adver-
Brownson, Justice of the Peace for Philomath
precinct. Benton county. Oregon, at $40 and $780,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
Commercial.

At the present time the general condition
of trade is satisfactory, though eastern
manufacturers say the spring trade did not
hold out its full promise. Money is plenty
in the large cities, and loans on good Sc
curity easily effected. Locally, trade is
rather dull, with prospects of improve
ment In the matter of grain prospects the
State never made better showing at this
season of the year. AS to prices that will
rule after harvest, no one can now deter
mine. The weather and crops in most of
the grain-growing States of Europe are re-
ported favorable and abundant harvests
are anticipated. Prices are now at the low
est point, and it would be unreasonable to
expect any serious decline. With short
crop in California we may expect lower
rates of frcights to Europe and cores
ponding advance in wheat here to compen-
safe. This will perhaps hold wheat up to
the present rates, even il there should be a
small decline in Liverpool.
The wool market seems to promise lit
tie better than last year, though the ad-
vance in rates of freight may swallow up
the margin in Eastern prices. We quote
as follows:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
PORTLAND MARKET,


50 10.
WHEAT.-s1 So per Genital. ss
OATs.-60@65c. a.
BARLEY.-Sl 40 psr Genital,
BAcoN.-iSides, ll19 cents; hams, u q
10; shoulders, 7@S. a
LARD.--In kegs, l4c, in 10 d tins, lie.
BUTTER.-F roll, So.
FRurTs. Dried apples, in sacks &c, Kegs
Go; plums, pitless, II @ IS; peaches, 121Sc;
prunes, lie; figs, 25c; raisins Y box, $3.50
EG0s.-20c(a22c.
cHIcKENs.-Full grown, 81 to 81 so p
dozen. 9af ai9 ef
DUCKS SO y dozen. M li4
GEEsE. so to $40 p dozen.
,HIDEs,-Dry, IGc; sailed 7ci culls, *
TALL0w.-6c. Hs G
BAGs.--Burlaps for grain, ITO l5c.
Coal OIL.-Devoe's Patent Can, SO tc
S8ci outside brands, SOC y gallon.
CoFFEK.-Old GOvernment Java, 2S 10
SOC; Costa Riea, zoe; Guatamala, zoe.
FIsH.--Mackelel, No. 81 500 81 rs p
kit Eastern dry Cod, 9ls a 10c p h, and
Coast 7lz a. SIC; Salmon, bbls, 50 OO:
hf bbls, S5 90; In cans, p Cioz, 81 90 1; . Il,
cans, " OOi salmon bellies, s5-ib kits,
81 so;
SAir.-Liverpool thne), p ton, IS 90 /;
Carmen Island, SIS OO; Puloa, Sl6 CO.;
Ground Rock stock, SlS 90 q IA 90.
Su0AR.--Sandwich Island, y h, s a lie;
Golden Coffee, in bbls, y n, IIISc; Golden
Coffee, in hf Dbl, ike; Crushed, f2I< "a
l2s<c; Pulverized, 12H d lakc; Grnnti-
lated, l24 q l215c.
TEA.--Japan, Young Hyson, in papers,
s. TO SOC Imperial Gunpowder, rs to S75sc.
WOoL.--l6t to &c.
FEED.--Bnn, $40 90; shorts, SO 90 to
S25 y ton; oil cake, S32 50.
HAY.-Baled, Sil 90 to Sl3 90 p ton;
loose, Sll 90.
PoTAToEs.- -75c@0O y bushel.
ONIoNs.---l to Ike y b.
Mutton sheep Ss 2SC5Sa 80.
ALBANY MARKET.
Prepared weekly BY S. L. YoUNo. whole
sale aud retail dealer in dry goods and gem
oral merchandise.
WHRAT--white, p bushel, 75c.
OATs-5O cents y hushel.
POrArOEs--Sl.15 y bushel
ONIONS-Si.O0 y bushei.
kLouR-Sl . p saek, or 81 % y lbl.
White, p n sciG5c.
DEixD tRulr-Apples, 2 % s96c.
Peaches, l5c.
Plnms, i2SIsc
BurrER fresh roll, 2ee p n.
kisas-l6c y doz.
CHIcKENs-S25 SOC $500 y dozen.
SUGARS Crushed, I4Cs Island. SaIeels
san FFancisco Eefinod. t5c y n.
rRa.--50cla9 a9l.o0.
CoFPEis--25cV y n.
SAIr--l@ocF d.
SrRur. d.50 b gallon k0z.
!, ihAe9N. r. Hams, ls9lacs sidcs io8iics
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

WHEN you are depressed BY the gaunt; sick
ly feeling OF dlsordered system. which needs
to be eleansed and stimulated Into healthy
action, take dose or two of AYERS PILLS
and see how quick you can be restored for a
shilling 81 ,ia1-s. 73srL. b
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21
MARKET REPORT.

Gold in New York, I.I6K. @,a
Legal tenders, in Portland, 81 buying,
IS selling
Exchange on San Francisco, perc.
Wheat in erpool-Average, Califor.
mia, IS 10d to 9s per GENITAL. California
Club, 0s to 9s Sd. Oregon, 9s Sd to 9s Cd.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
WHEAT--S1 65 to 81 rs per GENITAL.
Flour Extra, $5.l2 to $500 bbl.
oATs.-Per Genital, s2.05@$2.2O.
ONIoNs.-3c y ib.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

PETERSON--YOUNG In this city May ID.
by Rev. 9 q, ryincs lllks N1sf, a = 2 PHVEl,soN to
Mrs. CLARRr YouNG
CAYW00D--WILbIAAI ANS. Ion May l6tlI,.at
the residence or 3, WeisAer, by. e. Meigner, j.
p, MIR. w. IN. CAYwooD to MISS MkRY.1 Viz
LIAMs, all CT Marion county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

r. u FIRIs u ETE u W

IN EALlkRa IN DRY GOODS. frnF,,.
Goods Z 0esS and HRa R,sas snnes Hats Gr6esfes
NAILS, Rope. VOL Paper. Mirfnr. lnI lH Palo
Willow Ware, Trunks and Vaiisa. Nood and
Pocket Cutlery Sold very low leVs, s,,.,L .s,Lc etc.
cashoE 70 prompt paying customer s1IIfelg ", to
ttnqf.ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
DJyELLTNG HOUSES no !
Furnished.

A TO LET, FURNISHED on FIFTH AVENUE, OPPO-
IA. site Reservoir an English Placement House, tho
handsomest furnished the avenue, private family
only without children all III the complies order With
everything requisite fgr hoasekeerng win be let ~ less
than rent OF house unfursed desirable parry for
or two years Inquire owner on 9fcisA 49, 6ih avenue
from 10 2 q clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
In this CIV and Brooklyn.


In this city and Brooklyn.
YOUNG AMERICAN COUPLE WOULD LIKE TO
~ take charge q ssntema9 place Ely q soqp'yy sR
I07Wythe az, Brooklyn, Z p
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-wHERE THE
~ parties WI board part Or the whole y rent iefaoa
sixth avenues only first class paTes need answer Address
HOUSE Herald Uptown Branch office
FURNISHED HOUSE IL GOOD LOCALITY. UNTIL
private family i a" address lS w. box s 4i9 Post oce
7 OFFS wANTED.-THREE LOFTS, 5oxIoo EACH,
~ below Canal street well lighted and Of good height :.
address adore LGr FAC fS erd pce
IHTANTED-A SECOND FLOOR IN PRIVATE
w house with about five rooms for young couple going
bg wss' ss Address bAoA
yNANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, A SUIT or ROOMS.
w four five, unfinished, in respectable locality,
with private family no further down town than Fourteenth
A. w. 4s3 and 4s5 broadway.
VVANTED-BY NOVEMBER l. SMALL HOUSE,
wv with Store, suitable for fancy goods rent not 70 ex
Twenty eighth street street A'''' ms '-0N - ''''
IVANTED-To RENT HOUSE, IN GOOD ORDER.
W between Fiity.siNth and Sixtyfih streets and be-
tween second ana Fourth avenues give lowest price Adj
dress or call at IA Water street
WANTED FIRST CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Tor Ugh; housekeeping in the vicinity Of Madison
Hdde % pce IGF @
WANTED TO LET, BY TWO SMALL FAMILIEs-A
w House between Fourteenth ana Fifteth
side preferred rent not TO exceed 200 Address W.
Herald Office
JTANTED-A FURNISHED FLAT. EIGHT ROOMS
w In good neghborhood, from November 10 May J. Ad
Office
yEANTED-FoR A SMALL FAMILY OF THREE A
~ small House uninrnsaed, IL good order, location
moderate rent Address L. NJ, box 200 Hcraid office
VVANTED-A FIRST GLASS SUIT OF FURNISHED
w Rooms for gentleman, wife and servant with privl
have private bath, table service &c vicinity OF Madison
preferred Address with price full particulars, &c,
COUNTRY, box 5743 Post Office
yTATTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, CONSISTING or
w four adults, medums2ed House. fully furnished
possession be taken at between Washington
and Forteh and Lexington and Seventh avenues
changed Address $. H., Herald Uptown Branch office,
yVANTED-A FAMILY or -FOUR ADULTS WOULD
w like either the Upper Lower Part of house, a
noor OF I'VE or SIX rooms must De quiet Respectable
streets Third and Sixth avenues Address stating
way.
JNANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A NICELY
w furnished Room, with fire, gas and bath for the
B., Herald office
yVANTED-A HOUSE on OR NEAR TO FIFTH
q seat o the op&
Real Estate Agent 696 Broadway corner Fourth street
VANTED-BETwEEN READE AND DEY STREETS,
Part Of a First or good Cellar Address with terms
which must be low, j. H., 81 Wall street, basement
In the Country.
yITANTED-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED ON
w line of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey Cottage
with about eight Address, stating lowest terms
NJ. CADY, station II, Jersey City N. j.
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RIO LET-IN ORANGE n. j. $40 PER MONTH, FIVE
furnished Rooms first floor, with stable, would
Board parties with liberal private table Address L. j.,
Herald office.
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