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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

Many stories about Messrs. Moody
and Sankey ARE running through the
London papers. Here IL one OF them
Mr. Moody was waited upon by the
agent OF n Life Assurance company,
who desired TO effect policy on his
life. Mr. Moody, In n sanctimonious
manner, assured the agent that he
never took thought about such worldly
affairs, but if the agent could insure
his soul he would be very pleased.
"l'm afraid there would be u little diff.
llculty," said the agent blandly, las
ours IL not u FIRE oilice.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

"A wheat farm of go acres near
Dallas cost per acre for one year, to
put IN and get out the wheat, Sll. 1t
yielded twenty-five bushels per acre.
The owner had 1t converted into flour,
and realized 81 25 per hushel. The
whole cost was SIS per acre. or So, $50.
$3.50 bushels of flour at 81 25--ST, 1877 so,
or n profit of 3,7S7 so, and the farmer
himself only supervised the labor of
others. How about crops in this
county, Austin Statesman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

The name of the new minister from
Austria gol struck 10y lightning while
on It's way here. Its hyphen was COM
pletely carried away, and the letters
got so iumbled together that the tee.
graph editors nearly bursted their heads
in trying to so connect them as not to
overtask the jaw of the morning read
en- The real name, us it comes by
mail, is ladislaus Hoyas-pri2enstein,
II there is no error in the type-setting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

Austin Gazette "Therc are over
one hundred spiritualists in Austin,
and two or more mediums. Seances
are given two or three times week
by these parties, and we believe are
well attended. We are informed that
the ringing of bells, untyiug of knot
ted ropes, and other manifestations of
the spirits, are common at these meet
ings.' H..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

ST. Louis Law School.

llAw department Of WNsill.lun
uulyuHllM
The REGULAR annual torn Of this LAW
hphuul VIII Opu Que Wednesday, October M,
lN'l, full COumc, two lormH, hlX months
zach, hludOulH ndm tod lO the hrniur Glass,
On examination, hy application uu az hrlnru
October laill lulunm nnrHl yunr 700 Hur.
und year, Including uan ut LihrniY iurpnis
tlOulnm nddtuHa, a. NJ, klEWAltf
bean nj law Faculty, gUa, ~ Thm
July N-dlm street ~ Louis, 40,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23
ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
twenty Third Session begins Sept. 4, 1875

thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-
Eala,o,fy department, Healthful Climate,
GOOD Morals, Good Discipline. very Moder.
ate Expenses. Tuition and either fees, board,
room rent, fuel, lights aud washing, for SEES
sion OF Ten months, from sl6O to $40. Boys
TaI, ooaiu Win Professors; young men, in
aents from all sections Of the country-thir-
teen nom Texas. The annual Catalogue, of
W pages, mailed free on application, Address
,,,..,,, Rev. ID. +. BITTLE, ID. D.,
i"iypuiWimW President,
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pALLAs. TEXAS.
FRIDAY moRsIs0 july ~
CIVILIZATION Attic kohrn Ann
AITIII hOlruL

Northern orators aud writer's 0rf
noyor tired NJ inhlIluIlng comparl
sous between tho aoml'"barharlsm
Of tho SOUTH aud tho relulgonl
civilization Of tho North Of course,
entirely TO tho disadvantage Of the
former Olldh0tlng lholr own s0pe
rlorlly over tho Southern people 10
tho brulalizlng olleot Of slavery
Hat neither this alleged iaol nor
tho reason lhoy assign Tor IN oSlNt.
once, will bear examination,
That slavery had 10 OWLS aud
disadvantage there can be- no
doubt but tho hlmory Of the
Unlod Alaloa from tho outbreak Of
tho royolt against Groat Britain, In
l776, down TO tho election Of Abro'
ham Lincoln, In 1891 h u complete
RECITATION Of tho assertion Of Soma
tor ChrIelIanoy, Of Michigan, made
in u spcooh u low days ago, TO the
effect that "Slayory had degraded
aud dopravod the Southern people. y
During that long interval II ww tho
Southern States that furnished the
atatcalnon who controlled tho doeiI'
nloa Of tho country. II was her
Washinglona, Jollcrsone, Madlsons,
Monrocs, llcnrye, Maaona, Lcce,
Rondolpha, MarshalIs, COlhounT,
Bcrricns, JOcksons, Cuwlords,
Clays, Grundys, 'l'oncys, Wirls, and
scores Of othcra Of less omincncc,
who gave tone and direction TO
public opinion aud shaped tho poll
cy Of tho government,
Tho hot that NIL these distinguish
cd mon were born, reared, educated
and, except when In the aoryco of
thor country, passed tholr entire
livcs in the Sonth, Is u direct con.
tradiction of tho statement Of the
Michigan Senator, We are told
upon the best authority that mco do
not gather figs from lhistles, and IL
ia morally impossible that tho in.
iluencoe surrounding II people, from
whom sprung 20 many great and
good mon, could have been "brulal.
iSing,' as charged by Mr. Chris.
tiancy.
The truth il that oulaoi tho iusti
tuition of slavery thcre had grown
up an aristocracy at the South, IN
rcal M If IL had been established BY
law. The Southern planter, with
his broad aud woll.tillod acres, and
his village Of we'll fed and content.
cd negroes, was as much of an aris.
tocrat in his habits, feelings and
tastes as II he had been born TO n
title. With ample means at com.
mand, no could give his sons and
daughters the highest educational
and social advantages. They at.
tended the best schools and colleges,
and moved in the highest society in
tho land. They had the leisure and
means TO travel abroad and to cult.
vatc both intellect and taste. The
result was that. we had in tho South |
a race of gentlcmon and Indies,
equal to any in tho world for cult.
vatlon, refinement and moral worth,
This was tho race that gave the
country u Washington and Chief
Justice Marshall pos,aos NM, !;
telloctual oultore Ms n,..s o " ~,
so,,honn ,aa.,, V'' y wy
from n inca anonn ,nho,, 49,,
and copr,ycin NM M INN,
woman was ,lmos, MN onaal r,,
lot,er ;nsfact wa. , n0,;..;o,' Nv
Tint class az Tho son,hsrn nanu,a
Wa ven,nro - s,r ,ha, ,h f l,i.
livino v;r,,;n;an rn,aI;.
Goor9ion 'ah,o - .o,,,,, -
gors If ono hona ~. ~, -.
he has ava, lno,.,, - ~.
III
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nIuisTnATIOs, Am 4 MN cox
hIlIlfION,

Tho Attorney General has decided
that thoro IN no necessity iOr open
ng now registration booka, but
lhal every person, hoylpg lhe legal
qualifications, may Register NJ any
limo, within three days Of tho cleo
lion. which lal,W place on tho I'd
day Of August, lot oyery legal
voter In Dallas county roglater and
bo roady on that day 10 vote for tho
Convention Remember that now
Constitution 10 tho only remedy for
the numerous dolcdR Ia our present
lava, II would bc impossible 10
ooumoWlo aII lhodo defects, Ia the
ANAL epaoo Of u newspaper pOra.
graph but we will merely Olludc
TO two Of lhcm, nOmoly, the prohl'
bition against IN usury law, and
against taxing labor 70 work the
public highways, Until wo gol Il
now Constitution the three por cent
Shylocka will continue 10 eSuot their
pound Of ilosh, 10 the ruin cl tho
country, and we must have u new
Constitution or We oan uoyor keep
our country roada In decent repOir,
the provision Of the prcucn, instru'
mont being, In clloct, n prohibition
against good roOds, The radicnl idea,
in both Of those clNuecp Of the present
Constitution, was 10 40 burden the
land with taxation and high mort
gage interest on money, ~ tn force
tho land owners of tho country to
sell thoir homoatcnds or have Thorn
sold undor tho Sheriff. hammer, in
forty acre tracts, Of which tho landlesa
negroes wore TO DO the purchasers,
and thus become tho landed pro.
prlotors Of the State, As wild ae
this idea sooms now, those reasons
were openly advanced in the
Convention, which framed our pros.
o0t extraordinary constitution,
Amendment IL no remedy for IN in.
strumcnt 30 fatally doioctivoj and
tho citizen who mils 10 turn out
and vote for the Convention, in our
Judgment, will neglect n sacred du.
" TO his State.
Since the above was written, TnE
HERALD has received tho following
note /:
REGISTRATION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

ghile rs fiur Dix, sight and even len
IN 0nr, where, llfreife, ignprani luel.
without prnIfriy, and with ~ sell-Te'
siraiui nf srnsf ~ hpnpf lll pfNhilNl}
lnlsl, Wmild continue ~ rule absolute
ly; ~ lrVy taxes which plhffs must
payi N elect Judges and fdneiary pnl'
hefs Oul NJ illeir avn nnmlerl W ~ hf
ripls nj liiH least BTnpnlnllh And the
mpsl Hfrdy WIflrhps in ihe epmlpllr
niiY 1hnre are to-day senrfa NJ par
islips aud counties la Louisiana, Ale
ama aud Mississippi where lhe voice
nj ne peaple Il uIf lhe yolee NJ God,
hut llii ynlne NJ the worst llllel Va lhp
community Il Shreveport Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23

A gentleman arrived RON san Mar
r1s Yesterday, and brought The news az
lhe capture NJ q wild boy q lrW miles
imn ihai place The hoy VIA ilrsl dis
nnyered wall0Wing Ia a pond NJ ahal-
low water aud, when approached he
bTDkG like q gnarlfrrhplsr, running
about q mle heiore he e0uld DO aver
taken hy mnn ~ ponies, Hiding nI
near, tic hoy was lasaoed, when q
ieree olnlesi nnsued, ilie strange being
striking kipklng And lunglng about ~
lln mDhl fearful manner, aud appAr'
entity being frightened almost ~
death, finally hG was 0Verp0Werrd,
tied aud taken ~ the hOlse IT tho man
via hrsl discovered him, Ills body
WAs covered with hair about four
iurhea lang and from size aud appear
anoe he IL supposed " be- ahoul Twelve
year, old, ilr N unable ~ lnlkl hul
rnasrssrs rpha0ninR pOwef nnd now
follows hla nhplOr about llkN u dot
Policeman Allen, W. learn, started
Yesterday lohrlnH ihis strange prodigy
10 Austin, hut why We know n0t, lle
Will probably arrive ihis evening or lor
morrow When W. shall have h0nle'
lhinH more Va hlY Oli the subject -
Austin Statesman,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23
a g "A R ID

Those who desire to avail themselves of
the benefit of the act of Congress of the "a
OF March,, 1867, and its amendments thereto,
anu known AS the Bankrupt Act, can do so
voluntarily or otherwise. An the necessary
Petitions, Schedules. Proofs OF Debt and In
strnctlons can be had by applying to the un-
dersigned, at the Office Of W. W. Peak, North
east room OF the Courthouse.
Il. H. HARRIS.
iulv ll.dQs,
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
FTlE
University Of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

elmo uneuuulird hy any cOllopo ia the Unit,
cd States The professors, accompanied 10y
the students, visit duiih tho wnrda VI tile
great Charity Hospital, whore more unn
Hcvon thousand pnllehW are annually
treated,
Tho foriy.Nccond Annual Houslon Will ho.
din November 10th, and terminate March
Eth, Fees the same ~ charged 10y NIL the
host schools, For circular giving full lnlor-
nation, address
"a, RICHARDSON, NJ, d., bean,
lladlwillt
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REGISTRATION.

IL Ia hoped that all voters who hav,
not registered since April, 1879, will
come forward and register before tn,
approaching election, as their Mllur,
TO do so may defeat the Constitutions
Convention.
No re-reglstrption IL required of thos,
who have registered IN the county
books since that date. The rcgistra
ton books will be kept open until
Thursday, 10Th inst.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
Commercial Please Copy1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
THE SILK FRAUDS.

WHAT Is TO DE DONE WITH LAwREEcE--DIs-
rE1cr ATTORNEY BLISS sPEAKs-T1IE sEcRE-
rAnY OF THE TREASURY TAXES 4 HAND IN.
There appears TO be no new developments in
he six frauds when have been so exciting
Icpic during the past few days. District Attorney
Bliss, VINO was remarkably conldlnS during
me first lew days, has become dumb as an oyster
gnd refuses 70 reveal any or The secrets which he
minated he knows. 10 further move has been
made against the importers and others wno are
lald TO nave knowingly taken advantage OF the
customs frauds, but there Is no doubt that they
Viii lie sued and rendered responsible, at least
.iyilly. ior their share IN the transactions which
lave come 10 light. District Attorney Bliss re-
;eives their anxious visits dally. but refuses 10
give them satisfaction or consolation. On the
contrary he simply appears to knoM nothing.
rms Is the policy dictaled TO him iroW3Washlng-
son. lie avOwed TINS 10 HERALD reporter yes
Terday who called upon him.
"lhese matters he said ''are now in the hands
Df the WasnlnAtUn authorities and have for the
present been taken out OF my hands. don't
knOw hat will be done with Lawrence, when his
rTIal Will take pace, or, IN lact, what disposition
viii he mace oi nim. The Secretary OF the II cas-
ury has the matter uuuer CONSIDERATION but Aas
not communicated 10 me any decision he may
nave arrived at. 80 far as the case Of Schulor is
concerned that docs not come Ia my department
~ all, but IS managed BY the Custom House. as
with other sln1iaf cases.
In the meantime Lawrence remains an secret
In Ludlow street JAM ana is allowed TO see only
the menGers or his family and them in presence
VI some Witness lie is well treated and led,
;eying his meals from the table OF the Warden.
md no strictness Is observed toward him, except
n this matter Of receiving lieLds who IL Il feared,
night acl aS Ego betweens" aad serve 10 ueieat
ne enus OF justice. Lawrence has not complained
n any way, anu bears UP with an apparently care
ess indifference. which as ia the main part as
surneu. lie hopes daily Tor some good news from
Washington relaxing the strict surveillance when
ne il under ms may ne part ot a plan which
anect TO believe. than Lawfeac IS willing TO
turn states cNlutnce d'U reveal Tue SefFBLs ne
knows. Tue authorities gre well aware that he
may hold IN his hunds the cTedit and reputation
of many government 0illcias mere and others;
and the question as TO whether that 1act VIII be
allowed TO subserve or interfere With the proper
enforcement OF the law is mentioned AS the po ST.
pie reason OF the present silence OF the Treasury
Department.. IL ~ also AID thaLi may be aesira-
Die TO use hin against the merchants with whoa
ne has been IN relations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

A PRIvATE FAMILY AT IRvISGTON, n. y, WILL
n accommodate two or three couples with Board for
the summer, house the station ample grounds,
shade lawn and garden. Address J. H., box Fuss New
York Post ofdcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

FEW SELECT FAMILIES CAN BE ACCoMMo-
"A dated with ule nsant Rooms and first class Board at
the well known residence OF w. H. DIBBLE, Strawberry
Ill., Stamford, Coan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

. ETH STREET, "A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIoMS
e),J Tor families gentlemen. with or wlhout
Eoard, either permanent or transient; liberal terms
tor summer; table board, reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

.,ls EAST TWENTIETH fTREET-sUITS OF
Oh Rooms handsomely furnished. privH bath
rooms, closets &c, With without private ole; ref
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
HOUSES, Kooms, &C., WANTED.
In this city ana brooklyn.

A GENTLEMAN WANTS PLEASANT, WELL
n furnished Room. without onrd, ON second or thirt
foor with hot and cold water, near Broadway between
twentieth and Forty second streets. send terms an,
description 10 JOHNSIoNE, box 40 Herald uptown
Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

o1 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET---FINE CWoL
Ot Rooms with modern convenences professional ~ ale
cook attendants anu excellent table at rensoni bio
Prices 20 desirable people. Table boarders also accom-
modated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

VA AErED-BY A MAN AND WIFE GO CHILDREN
w furnished Bedroom, vita of Kitchen for
cooking; 10 minutes walk rom City Hall Park. ADDRESS
j. W., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

DoARD wANTED-oN THE LINE OF THE NEW
- Haven Railroad. By gentleman, wife, three chi
dren and nurse; pleasant rooms, urge grounds with
good shade required. Address stating full particulars
4. p Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

A FAMILY OWNING TgEIR FINE. WELL SHADED
"A home, 81 m'Ies from new York, near Long island
Sound, will Boa RI two antilles.
@. w. HILL. Stamford. Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSALS FOR OLD MATERIAL
E ERTE RAILWAY CoMPANr.
PURCHASING AGENTS OFFICE, 1sT VEST sTReKr
hrw YORK. May IS is7i y
Sealed proposals and in ior,cl Proposals for Old Ma
erlal,o will be received at this Office until Thursday,
June Y, 1919 L. o'ciuck noon, The purchase and
removal tue following old material the Sno ps
" this company at Jersey City -
l,ss6 tons Tar Wheels.
so Cast Scrap.
tons steel spring scrap.
81 tons Wrought IurningS
Al CasI Borings.
ton. screw Cuttings
lous Gum Springs
Also lot Of Varnish and Oil Barrels.
Successful bidders VIII be required to deposit Is per
ent OF the amount awarded to tncm the time stcn
ward and the balance 20 cent will be payable at
he time Of delivery The right reserved toTeject any
ind all bids. H. BOWMAN, Purchasing Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

-DOARD IL ROCKLAND COUNTY CAN BE had on
ID farm boating and bathing, lie ,thy and roman
nc one mile IRON DEPOT; one hour and half by rnil.
For particulars call 20 West twenty sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

DOARDrRj WANTED-SlX 10 EIGHT PERSONS
ID ana BOARD In pleasant private family for the
summer IN ne o. the most beautiful villages on the
banks Of scneca Lake. rooms large and airy. fronting
the park; pleasantly and centrally locaied fine fishing
ana Loaung and beautiful drives For particular ad.
dress T. r. A.. Geneva, Ontario county, n. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

EURNIsHEp HOUSE WANTED-IN OR NEAR THE
H. city; would prefer where the owner Will board
out ali part tie rsnt Address siallng full par
hcriars EESP0AsIBLe hox l55 ueraii office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

90 40 AZ AND A WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
s11). Rooms TO let with Board. suite sinCly
Rooms rented BY the day or week durinf the summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY wANTED-Fog TWO
y. young ladies; pleasant SURROUNDINGS and good
a. Die ndispenSlble liberal Will be paid tor SUIT
dble accommodations IN private family Address q.
j., Herald ptown Branch Office. No. 26S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

0n EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREEr.-r,o LET
~ with or without Hoard, handsome second Floo
and several other first class Rooms references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

WANTED TO HIRE--A SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL
w r. Tavern, furnished doing business the year
oundc jersey preterrel; would purchase II part pay
nent Dan be made in good Furniture. Carpets Paint
ngS, &c. Address ROAD HOUSE, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

INANTEp-A COUNTRY HOUSE, FULLY FUR
w nshed accessible TO city, where owner will Board
art all OF rent; location healthy; nigh ground,
hade highest reference. Address h. B. box LAS Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. IN A CENTRAL
w location, suitable Tor conservatory of music.
Address with iuIl particulars, ,. 4. GklSWoLD. No.
last Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

JNTANTED-A SMALL STORE FOa TIE STAMPING
w Hu mess, OF The from THIRD to
Eirhth, an between Fourteenth afeet ana the Park
$50 TO $S5. Address ". H., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

A FAIRLY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
= Board the most healthful and pleasant farm IN
sulliraI county; The choicest Attorney butter and
cream IA GDunaance; also few families can be iur-
shed iTth the Butter Will call parties may
addreta ~ R WEIR. Herald oillce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

LroR sALE-A NAUTILUS CANOE; A VERY FAST
L sailer; can be bought cheap. Address D.. box IsO
Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

DOR SALE-nANDSOME 41FOOT CABIN SIooP
H. Yacht in complete order; M Columbia Yacht
Club Fiity-sevrnth street North RIVER FOR par
Aculars address B., pOx 3.gis Post office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

COUNTRY BoARu-HuUsE OK HIGH POINT:
~ one mile from Kingston: private road; no dust !;
plenty shade: beautiful groves pleasant ramblcs;
50 s. Address A, 2ll Post office, Kingston,
Ulster county, NJ u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

40 EIGHTH sTRf EFT AND UNlvERf ITY PLACE.
4 :. familIes or SINGLE gentlemen DE string pleasant
well furnished Hooms, with Board, be accom-
modatcd in private family IRON Philadelphia; table
board furnished; terms moderate for u c summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

G0D STREET NO. 81. wEaT.-coMFoRTABLY
--sZ furnished Rooms. with good Board Sl2 and S1l
two persons; hall Room SO; ample closets, bath
room, &c. references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.

LroR sALE-YACHP vESTA, 30 TONS: FULLY
equipped; warranted sound and viii be sold low.
Apply 10 c. X. PoILLoN, IA south street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

IAyANrED-A FURSI HE'D house FOR THE SUM-
w months; small private family terms $50 per
month ADDRESS FURNIshEo HOUSE, Herald Uptown
Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

COUNTRY BOARD AT MANdASSET BAY.-A FEW
~ families and single gentlemen can now secure
Rooms at the Arcadia House large house elegant shady
grounds boating, fishing, bathing, stable accommo a
Mons; IA miles from Hunters Point Address &. L. r.
Manhasset, l.. Reference j. r. Trayers, 40 Beekmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

40 WEST FIFTEENTH sTREET.-PLEAsANI FUR
ITO nisheu Rooms 10 let with Board single gentle
men or LADIES' also day Board a. u per week; good
table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

GQTH STREET, WEST 307.-HANDsOMELY FUR
20 nished Rooms, with first class Board siugly
en- suite: water in rooms American inmly; terms SO
10 IS week convenient 20 stnges AMI
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(NRl DER MANSION, WHITESToNE, Long ISLAND.
~ 10 minutes from New iurA by boat rail. is
for the reception OF first class boaredrs the house.
with It's magnificent SURROUNDINGS tine views extensive
grounds lawns groves ana shade trees renders this all
that can hc desired IN 9 renncG country tome rcsn
mix, lruit ana &c aDlcs: bathing. boating. fishing
stabling ior horses; moonnss Tor yachts; hama
tottage OF II rooms WI be rented 10 an cxclu
s;ve party with or without private table Particulars
he obtained OF :. A. POTTER, 81, 90 John street.
New YORK.. al hack drivers at depot Boats leave
James slip half honrly, connecting with cars at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

7AA EAST TWENTY THIRD sTREEr.-RooMs TO
lOU let, with Board two very pleasant Rooms on
paror floor with private table ii desired
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I)ooMS wANTFD-By THREE GENTLEMEN: A
IL second or third Eoor entire, in private family
within half mc City HALL brooklyn. Address O.
4. O.. box IlS !Ierald Office
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A GRAMERCY PARK.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
10 taRe charge house for private family during
he best city Feiercnce. Call between 10 anc
o'clock