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GheGntellr9eneen.

The SITUATION AT CHARLESTON. Our
special dispatch from the Seat Of wal
affords the public the latest phase Of The
situation at that interesting point. II
seems that Judge Smith felt himself ii
something OF a quandary what to do in
answer to Mr.. John Coles application foI
dissolution OF the injunction, This ap'
pilcation was, possibly, pro Jormd pro-
cccding on the part Of the State Librarian"
lwho Is u Charleston man to get
Judge Smith to confirm the injunc'
ton, and, perchancc, I" make
it perpetual. This, however Judge
Smith did not do. On the contrary, tax
ing everything into consideration, he con-
cluded to grant Mr.. Coles prayer, and
accordingly made an order dtssoIving
the injunction issued by the Magic Relief
man OF the adjoining circuit. This
order did not suit the corner lot men Of
the late "Pcrmancnt Seat by considera-
bic, It was uncxp pcctcd and threw them
into CONSERVATION aud decentralization,
They rallied to the rescue and moved for
an appeal, This, however, Judge Smith
would not grant, but instead Of doing so
consented to 50 far modify his order dis
solving the injunction rs to sus-
pend il operation Tor one week,
thus giving the corner lot men Il chance
to go down to Point Pleasant and inter
crde with Judge Moore, Of the Supreme
Court, for an appeal,
The next thing, therefore, we expect to
hear Of is that Ferguson and the fourteen
Charleston lawyers who addressed Cover
nor Jacob so Intellectually upon the sub
ect Of his duties, are on their way to see
the alphabetical Judge at Point Pleasant.
Meanwhile we presume the Emma Grn'
ham will arrive at Charleston wharf,
unless blown up by torwdoes on the
way, and commence removing the ar-
rhiycs Of the State, unless the corn
er lot men, with their followers and
retainers lay violent hands on them and
refuse to let them be moved. In that case,
all that's necessary Is for the Governor
and the other officers Of the State Tor as
many Of them as are not in the corner lot
ring to step aboard and leave the town,
for whether single scrap Of the archives
ls ever removed from Charleston, or not,
makes not the slightest difference as far as
regards the Capitulslip Of the State, AS
for Charleston, the salt has lost its SAVIOR,
md is henceiorth fit for nothing. The
Capital of the State will he where the
Legislature said it should be.
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snlr ni SI,nrt IInrn CnttIc.

CnicAoo, MAY lO.-A sale Of short
horn cattle occurred this afternoon Nt
Dexter Park in thi. city The stock sold
rlonucd TO Highland herd aud owned
by L. ". Townc, oi Hannibal, Mo, Most
Of the notable sales were: Highland
Maid, 4th, To Col, W. + Simms, Of Paris,
Ky, 81 l2j; Highland Maid, 9th, to same,
SlgO0i 7th, to same, $4,000; 9Th, de- 10
Robert Obey, Of Rename, ILL.,, S6OO; 10Th,
Lady Hester, to Col. Simm., 81, ops; Lady
lester, 3d, to same, $1,000. Number Of
cows sold ~, amount ot sale, S!O,O0j,
Eleven bulls we're sold Tor so, 800, total
amount OF sale S29,iSj, average price
sjGl
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PROBABLE DEATH Of GEORGE lIARD-
MAN.--Mr. Phillip Schulz received dis
patch yesterday from friend at New
burgstating that George lIardman Whose
illness we mentioned day or two ago.
was not expected to live until night. Ills
disease, as stated, was softcning Of the
brain, superinduced by excessive anxiety
and strain Of mind on account Of recent
business reverscs Only few months
ago he was in this city, looking to be, as
far as outward appearances indicated, in
his usual health lie still retained his
healthful Aorid compile lexion, and his ro-
bust physique, and his hair was only
slightly tinged with gray, notwithstond-
ing he was upwards Of sixty years old.
At that time he was perhaps not without
hope of ultimate relief from his pccunary
embarrusments, and no doubt was
putting forth all possible efforts to
save himself. But the calamity that had
been eliminating ever since the panic Of
1873, overlook him after that visit, and
he was finally compelled to let go his hold
upon the large furnace property in Pres.
ton county which only two years ago bid
40 fair to realize hi3 life long ambition to
make a big strike in business. This
property he could have sold in 1873 for
sum that would have paid all his debts
and still left him al ample fortune But
Mr.. Ilardmnn's ideas were large, and one
or two hundred thousand dollars Of n
surplus, after liic such nl his had been,
did not fll the measure Of his ideas. So
he held OF, hoping to Consumatc sale
in New York by which he would sell
his property for million dollars. At
that time he was making pig iron at
large profit, and like thousands Of others,
was wholly nnprcpared for that thunder
clap out Of clear sky the September
panic
Mr.. Hardman was At one time man
krowp IN olmo., ovcrvb,dy in wbcolipo
Its i, wclI rcmcmbpted by Mi Mir olJet
naa,i0 ~ = man n a,oo, oro,avond hol,l.
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iiaa, atrovs sornrino NJ srcoo., ,oodY
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May l0.--A decree has been
promulgated declaring the electoral
period opened during the time pre-.
scribed. The press is free to discuss all
constitutional questions except that Of
monarchy, aud public meetings Of poIiti-
cal character may be held. The decree
concludes by expressing hopes Of the
governments reestabli,hmcnt Of repre-
sentative regime, without which there
can be nothing but anarchy,
MADRID, May l9.-ln decree Issued
to-day by the Government, it vowsits en-.
tenlon Of doing justice to the Church,
and gives a hopeful review Of the militia
nv situation.
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PAT DAILY lEEAnD: FRoM.-Pat DAILY,
the jnnitor OF the Capitol building nt
Charleston, who was known ns the "GOv.
ernor" dc fncto at the time his vouchers
we're esteemed 80 highly by the Auditor,
has sent on his views Of the situation, in
advance Of his arrival, to legal gentle.
man here. lie says that this removing
business has sct very hard on him and
put him"bnck more than years SALARY"
lie told the Charleston people long ago
that the removal must needs take place
But like the cry of John, the baptist, his
warning voice was not needed. Now he
says they lace IL to late" However he
hopes "the Wheeling people will take n
favorable course" "Wisdom and pru.
dence in public affairs Ia wise" His letter
closes as follows: "I hope this thing
will pass ;;oh' quite. There is no nsc,
but to reason with them here il the bcst
polisy, and my advise to them as sncII
seem, to he admitted"
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Ero,n tlc lIlninr Itrrlnn.

TYRONE, May iO.-1'nrks, the Ngitaior,
was arrested to-day nt OsccOla, Fisher
has arrived from Huntingdon with fifteen
men bound for the Franklin mines.
Every man IL armed with Spencer rifle.
Twenty-Five Italians arrived from New
York Tor the Philadelphia mines. The
strikers meetings at various points last
night were poorly attended, The strikers
ntc dCmoralizcd and many men have gone
IN work.
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MEw YoRK, May ia destructive
fire il raging in the woods near Port VAR
vis, n. T., and the entire population ore
Cndcavoring to stay Its progrCsai several
saw mills have been destroyed, together
with n large amount ui sawed and 4n'Aw'
ed lumber; the damage done isSnid to I've
ib,u,npsn
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, May lO.--Arrived-
Steamship Abtotsford, from Liverpool.
I.oSpoN, May ~. Steamships Cornwall,
State Of Georgia and Eric, from New
York; Kcnilworth, from philadelphia,
and Nova Scotia, from Baltimore, mr.
riVed nul
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Convention OI SuperintcItlGntS
OI Insane ASyluiiIS.

ALBANY, N. Y, May l9.-IcStcrday
afternoons session Of the Convention OF
Medical Snpcrintcndents Of American in
stitutiOns for insane, was devoted 10 hear
ing reports Of the different States repre-.
scented, and inthe evening n lecture by Dr.,
Gray, Superintendent Of Utica State Asy.
lnm, on a pology Of insanity. This morn.
ing the Association departed for Ovid, to
inspect the Willard Asylum, where n
business session will be held.
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I.O OF. or Indiana.

INDIANArOLis, May lN-Thc Nrnnl
Lodge |. o. .. +. Of Indiana convened
In semi.nnnual communication to-day.
The attendance is large. The reports Of
the grand officers show II large increase
in mcmbcrshi aud tcOsllrcrs since the laIt
communication. The number Of effective
lodges IL iji; number Of contributing
members, 2i,73O; resources Of lodges,
S00, ,GjO,SjH; expended in relief and char
ity for six months, $3,3i27dl,
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FIRE RECORD.

GALyEsroN, May lO.-A fire at Waco,
Texas, burned out Borgheim \ Rissner,
the Sawyer House, the store Of llayland
h EticdlnndCr, the Examiner Office and
others. Loss estimated al Sl2j,OOO.
KANSAS Cry, May lO.--A FIRE early
this morning destroyed the building oc.
Cupicd by the American Express and two
nihor hniIhinga adjoining. I.oaa SlOO 900.
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CHICAGO.


CnlCAGo, May l9.- The pedestrian
O'Lcnry, nt noon to-day had made 2bG
miles IN O. hours and n half, being nearly
thirty hours ahead Of time.
THE DisTftERY MEN
who were brought before the t.. $. Com.
missioner IIaync, to-day were held over
In bonds Of five thousand IlClars cnclI to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
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WAR DElARfMEST, !
OPFICR ~ THE CniEP SIINAL OPPlCGR, :

I
OPFICR OP TmR CrIEP SIGSAL OPPICGR,
WAslIISGfOS, u. C., Ma. ~ $50 r.M.
PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday in the South Atlantic
and uuIl States, stationary pressure Of
temperature, increasing southerly wind4,
partly cloudy weather and local storms.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys and the Western Lakes, falling
barometer and increasing south and east
winds, warmer aud partly cloudy wealth.
Cr, and possibly clouds and rain west Of
the Mississippi. ~
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and East.
ern States, stationary or rising baromc.
ter, southerly to westerly winds, warmer,
partly cloudy and possibly clear weather,
The rivers will continue to fall slowly.
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TnE BElLAIRE srREEr RAILwAY.-

from the Baltimore X Ohio bridge ir
BelIaire up to BensOns Ferry, at th'
lower end Of Wheeling, a distance Of I
mile and three quarters, is, We are glaC
to know, giving fair promise Of success
The estimated cost Of the road for the
whole distance, including also its entire
equipment in the way OF cars, and car
house and stable, is $4,000. We learn
that experienced contractors have offered
to furnish everything named for that
amount of money, We learn also that
! it is the intention to adopt one horse cars,
with pay boxes in them, thus dispensing
with conductors, and thus enabling the
stockholders to run their road cconomi-
cally and prolitably.
The BcIlaire road, rs is well known, is
intended to connect with the Citizens
railway at Bcnson's Ferry, and in the
nature OF things it must be an important
feeder to it. The intercourse between
Wheeling and BelIaire is constantly be.
coming more and more intimate. The
two places are building toward each
other all the time. In few years from
now they will be almost identified, There
is already large amount OF Wheeling
capital invested in BelIairc, and the item
dcncy Is to increase this sort OF homo.
gencity, \ short railroad is therefore Il
natural connecting link,
The question may b. asked whether
such u road will pay. In answer to this
question tits proper to say that the Citi-
zcns railway OF Wheeling, with capital
Of one hundred thousand dollars
has paid handsomely The IIellairc
road, with capital Of only twenty
thousand dollars, hasa least rcasOna-
bic propect Of becoming a paying invest
ment. IIcllaire, according to census
taken last September, had n population
Of O,i2i, or more than onc.Iiith Of the pop
uIation Of Wheeling. The capital stock
Of her street railroad would he only one.
fifth Of the stock Of our road. Her popu.
lation increased 1890 from the census Of
1870 up to that Of September last. The
same ratio OF increase for the next five
years would give her in 1850, a popula.
tion Of over 10000.
Another point that enters into the
question Of profit is as to the passenger
business done by the three present lines
of communication between Bellaire and
this city, viz, the Baltimore &OhiO road,
the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh road, and tue
steamer Market Boy The people Of the
two places travel by all these lines, more
especially the two latter. 1t costs at least
twenty cents to reach Bellaire or Wheel
ing by any one oi them. The proposed
street railway purposes to carry pas
,v"Ss,l t'''"5, ,'" .i,, f. whoolinn tor
u D.''"''' , ;" 1T, "'' l'",, ~ oom,, 7, nro
" '"', ""' wv, 'S,n ,,. ,,,s,.. Lo,t h,nr nrd
'.s' W W. M ,,o m,,,Iin =, .hor, im
,""' ,,a,''',,'a.o1 ,si,h nnyovi,,ino limo
" ~ .',,,'',,,nion,ian ,"," Tris loot ,oTo,hcr
iii, ,La .oJnood m.;oo vii, Il !. ,hou,h,
,,I'oa '' W, noo,,Ia ~ ,.a Lool, ami for,h hv tho
a,.oo, ,niIm,y IN nrofororco IN nrv o,hor
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MEMrnts, TESS, May lo.-ln Hccot.
dance with the proclamation Of Governor
Porter. setting apart tomorrow ma n hOl.
idny, in honor Of the Mccklcnbnrg Cen.
tcnnial, Mayor Logan has issued proc.
lamation requesting tho suspension Of
business and observance VI to-day.
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,,rntrrllon ol t!nnc nnN Elsh.

NEw YonK, May ia number Of
gentlemen met to-day to form an inter.
national association Tor the protection Of
game and Rsh, and to secure uniformity
In the game laws Of the United States and
Canada. Ex.CongressmNn Roosevelt was
chosen President
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PEOPLE who read the StculenvilIc pm
pcrs, mustn't infer from the ANAL amount
Of advertisements therein, that our city
ia ANAL town Of no consequence. Steu.
bonvilIe has $4,000 inhabitants, and buai.
nc.g In proportion,-,SeuJ. Gazette.
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ZANByEr,LE May H. Smith and
jackson, the husbands oi the ladies
drowned Sunday night, were arrested 10.
day on a charge of manslaughtCr, The
body u MrS. Smith was found under the
Putnam bridge this afternoon. None
nthcrp vel recovered,
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WASHINGTON.


WAsnINGToN, May l0.--A dispatch
from the son Of Jesse D. Bright saysthcrc
Is little hope Of his father living through
the day.
Hon. NJ. G. Kerr has returned from the
South entirely restored to health.
KNIGHTS or rYrIIlAs
The procession Of the Knights oI
Pythias this afternoon was n great attrac
tion. 1t was one Of the finest civic pro-
Cessions ever seen in this city.
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MtSrrS OSr, May l9.-Thc govern
mont dams nt Eagles and Halls lakes, on
,Lc unncr (iull river, have broken away
iloodinE the village OF Mindon, The wa,
,cr now is over . icct above the iloorS OF
tbc I bomsc4, and still rising, the damage Is
anid io hr great,
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Death al II NCgro Miiiionnir.

NEw YoRK, May 70, -- jeremiah
Hamilton, we'll known .pcculnlcr, dpd
to-day lie i,,ad to I've the ricbS col, r
Nmou in the United States, anu was re.
ported to he worth over one million
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Sr. PAUL, May lO.-Dcstructivc fires
are raging In the woods along the L,S &
NJ. Railroad, near the North Pacific
Junction. Over 300 cords Of wood have
been burned, and several numbering out.
lits have been destroyed.
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IIIE.AZII..

NEw York, May lO.-Ncws from Rio
Jancir0 says affairs are still in a critical
coalition and that the DcutschG Brazii-
an bank has suspended.
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PorE PIus THE NfSrn has reached his
eighty.fourth year, and the event has
been duly celebrated at Rome. Twelve
Of the Pontilis who have preceded the
present incumbent Of the papal chair
reached cighty.four years Of age, and al.
though His Holiness has frequently Of
late been reported ns in declining
health, there scvcry reason to believe lie
will continue at the head Of the Catholic
Church for some time yet. lie has "pa's.
ed the days Of Peter at any rate, and in
this alone has brought Joy to the fold.
The old provcrb that no Pope would ex.
coed the time Of Peter has proven false,
like many other assertions Of papal
origin, but II long life is sign Of hcav-
ems favor the reigning Pope hns rcceiv-
nI H.
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Seven companies Of the 22d infantry
have lcf, New Orleans for their former
stations on the northern border Of Mil.
waukcc and Detroit.
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Mn II. y. CLAFLIN, Of New York, says
that before his firm purchased any Of the
cOntraband silks or silks that were offer.
cd cheap, he went to Collector Arthur and
asked him what he should Ito to protect
his own trade from these silks. The col
lcctor told him to buy them up rs cheap
ly as possible. The firm also employed a
detectiveto find out the parties who were
smuggling, Mr. ralcott, the silk.buyor
Of the firm, says that he never asked La
fayettc Graft where the silks came from,
as it is not customary for merchants to
quiz brokers in various staples aS to the
source Of their goods, as these are often
placed in the brokers hands by an en-
barrassed importer whose name Is with
held in commercial honor. Mr.. ClaIin's
detective was not so successful MS District
Attorney Bliss Mr.. ClaIlin also says that
the duty on silk laces is now so high and
the illicit importations so large that lie
has been driven out Of the business.
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Gcrmnn tnthOIIC Benevolent
society.

CISclSSArt, May lO.-tn tho Catholic
Benevolent Society Conyention to-day the
new constitution was adopted
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NASHVILLE.
A coLoREp EMIGRATION coNvENrlo

A COLORED EMIGRATION CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, May l9.-The colOrCd peO.
pie assembled in Convention in this city
to-day for the purpose Of considering and
adopting measures for emigration to some
other State. The Convention was com.
posed largely Of citizens Of this county,
with few from Maury Williamson,
Rutherford, Macon, Sumner, Cheatham
and Robertson, all adjoining counties.
W. A. Sizemore was made permanent
Chairman, and d. W. Holmes, Secretary,
both Of this county.
After the introduction Of voluminous
resolutions and their reference to com.
mittee, the Convention adjourned until
tomorrow.
During the sitting Of the Convention
maps and posters Of western railroads
were freely distributed. Many COlOred
people Of this State have been informed
that they can get free transportation to
Kansas, and forty acres Of land and a
years ratiOns on their arrival nt their
destination.
THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Corporal Allen and private EIcnnessy,
Of Company X, 9th United States Infantry,
who were stabbed this morning near this
city by the Cheyenne Chief, Wachta, to.
gcther with the assassin were conveyed
to Ash Barracks and placed in the hOspit.
al. Private llennessy was able to pro.
coed on his journey this evening. Cor
poral Aliens wound is considered dan.
s,a..,,, N'I,n InItnu l., n,uph ipnnrnvnl
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

NTORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Ih for New Orleans and Texas
will sail every Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there Aorgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad oi
Brashear thence steamer Of Morgans line to Texai
ports.
The Steamer NEW YORK will sail from pier 80 North
River Saturday October b. ut NJ for New 0rleani
direct.
Through bills adng signed to Mobile Galveston and
all points the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio
Houston and Texas Central International and reas North
Texas and Pacific Trans Continental Railroads and
Indianoa and San Antonio and all points the Gulf
Western and Pacific Railway, Brazos Santiago
pus Christi. Rockport, st. Mary's and Fulton
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Rockport
Lghterage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
Braxos Santiago at the expense and risk of consignee
Freight for Brownsville Natamoras and points In the In
terror must have consignee Brazos Santiago.
be effected under open policy of O. A Whit
ney Co, New Orleans. From New York New Orleana
cent? from New York all Texas ports via New Or
leans, II per cent
Freight at lowest For freight further inorma
''0A -pp' = CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 CO, Agents.
Pier North River
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

THE PROPELLER GOyERNoRS ISLAND LEAVES
the Custom House pier at the Battery every hour daily
including sunday for Governors Island Music tho bax
In the afternoon, followed w dress parade.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

ORR SFRkf r, WEST, NO. 63-LARGE, HANDSOME
ROOM 1ilet room, large closets &c SOS; small
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

It'll stREEL, AZ WEST. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
= seuortaolc and desirable Rooms 70 rent with Board
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

JITANTED-AS ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, WITH PRI
w table for party Of four adults location on q
Fh best of reference given and required
would prefer where there other boaers Address box
a6l Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

y EAST WAS HINGTON PLACE. ONE BLOCK FROM
!. hroedSay- Rooms, with without Board table
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
BOARDERs wANTED.

A on LEXINGTON AYENUE.-A GENTLEMAN AND
OO wife, without children. will let their second story
Rooms with hrst class Board 10 adults; home pies
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

TIL STEEET. 25l WEST.-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
suite singy; table class hone ar location
very Desirable so very fine from. basement z
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
EXCURSIONS.

A SUNDAY BOAT TO NEWARK.
"A. The steamboat THOMAS +. WAY will run betwees
New aud Newark every Sunday, leaving Newark al
A. M leaving New York at 10 81 A. NJ stopping Berves
Point each way.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

1DFu STREET, Ill EAST, ONE BLOCK FROM
- broadw wayFour handsome double and gle Rooms
win Board hlasc and table rst class refcrences terms
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

4 TIL STREET.. 30 EAST, NEAR THIRD Ayl yNUF-
II Rooms, with first class table, from $40 Il So per
please call for week ~
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

lYrANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, GOOD PLAIN
w Board by young married couple; no style required
and particular 10 location home comforts Indispensable
Address stating terms which must be moderate lNDEA
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

yVANTED-BETwEEN TENTH AND TwENTY.TlIIRD
streets Second and Fourth avenues for lady aud SON.
two Rooms. with e and good Board terms
SIS social private family prefered references
exchanged. Address box 1914 Post office.