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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-09-28
f'Tieket's, Sir"

This was the way it happened in a town
not far from Elmira: One of the regular at
tendsnts at Central Church is a railroad con-
duetor. He is regular, not so much from
any personal inclination for Calvinism as
nom the fact that he has first rate Pres
byterian wife, who keeps him in the way he
should go. A few Sundays since one of the
-deacons was absent, and our conductor was
requested to pass the plate. Of course he
consented. For the first dozen pews every
thing passed off well. There was a regular
financial shower of nickles and dimes. and
the railroad man watched sharp, but couldn't
see that anybody ''got away without res
ponding. Finally he came to seat where
the occupant was either busted or disinclined.
for he shook his head but made no attempt
en- his pocket. The conductor looked at
him sharply, but no cash appeared Then
he nudged his shoulder, and softly called,
''Tickets, sirr' Again the mans head wag
Eed horizontally, but the stamps didn't come.
Pass, theu!" whispered the CONDUCTOR
Still no response Just as the railroad chap
vas about to call up the fireman and brakes
men TO help pitch the impecuneous worshiper
suI of doors, the regular deacon came in and
relieved his proxy. The conductor says he
believes in running a church the same way
you would railroad train-if a man won't
pay or hasn't pass, let him,git,-Erchange.
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL, RoOKi

Park's,
Copy Book. States. Slate Pencils Geozrs phes nd
discount to Teachers in all cases Are prepared
to furnish any book on shortes: time lima liable.
Sept s, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
pURE genuine Salad Oil, Celery Seed W hite
D. Mustard Seed, Blnck Mustard Seed, Race Gin
spices for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT
BAKERS Bromo. an improved Chocolate, also
~ on hand and for sale by
Sept. s, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
ESAKER'S Chocolate, French Mustard, Con densed
GEO. r LlG HIS Drug Store.
II brushes Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Sept i5i Shaving sE9'hf' to5 :sE
TTNOBACCOs, both Smoking and ChewipR. th.
l. best, and none other, at
lOAL Oil al 80 cts, gallon. warranted fire. proof
and non explosive. test pparatus At the store.
di sent t allowed E2 on larger quantities:
p6BLIcLY ANNoUNcED.1i am pr 1sf' TO
furnish the best quality of Goods at as eason-
any secotti hand or inferior goods, either in med
icines or fancy goods cheap, aud call them first-
ciass.l VIII order for any one cheap goods if
time 70 suit all prompt and reliable men.
Sept. s.. 1874 GEO. r LIGHT
smokers PET This grand humbugoia Thing
neither one nor the other, can be bought at Geo. r
Lighte Drug Store for 90 eents zach. I've don't
profess to sell cheap but are satisfied With living
prom: GEO T. LIGHT.
AGDdNUM. Paregoric and all the pre- para tions
- Of ooium warranted to prod uce dan gerous eff
fect' if tablespoonful be taken. Baker's Chock-
Olate.B aker's Cocoa, Browne Dessicatcd Cocoannt
and Coxcs' Geistine for sale by
June %. 1875. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
SODA WATER
Owing to the cheapness of Ice we offer this first
class cooling drink Tor cents per glass. Syrups
made from the fruits themselves (slthopgh some
dispensers cay this can't be done NC beg leave to
differ FeRnectfulv-N ficke fop M
Bottled ale, Brown Stout and Hooff's Malt Ex-
tract and Porter for safe by
June % 1875 GEO T LIGHT.
TNAR-i in kegs-for ssIe bY
L April 10 GEO w T KEARsLEY.
Ge6 to $40 Per Day at homo, Terms free. Ad-
s9O drers g. srnEos & &c: Portland, Asine.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

IN and after January ls., ISIS, the pu.ine..
~ heretofore conducted by me, will be under
the name and style of Jas. Law. Hooff & Co
Jan. |, 1875. JAS. LAW. 1OOFF
In conducting the above busincssa closer system
OF Cash dealing will he adopted by the firm-as all
goods have now to be purchased by US for cash or
80 days All accounts therefore will be required
to be closed quarterly.
Jan. 1875 JAS Law. HOOFF & co.
A it is important that Ey business ehould be AT
"A once closed all parties knowing them selves
indebted TO me by note open account, will be
required to settle came without DELAY.
Jan. !. 1873 JAS. LAW EOoFF.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooKs!!
MY stock is complete with all the differentsorts
tories, Grammers, Readers,
Arithmetics-Ray's,
as Venable's
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NERvous 49, TIoNs.

Itissalusbie AZ tonic. twill iinpa Il strength
TO the sysern, tho blood arr restore the iosf
tioua 70 the regelar eonrsp OF natarc IN fcnialei
Pnrityipg the complexion and giving elnstieity 10
the spfrits.
lao sure remedy for the diseaess Of Gran
Ssehnsss :, o.. ehlsrosis; LtSehsrtbea. Hhitss,
But like all remedies OF tis Glaze shoald be ussa
with caution by Married Ladie6.
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDLESj
DR.. UELLIG, s. PFOUTzS
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR.
. TEE HOUSEHOLD REMFnY.

During thirty Eve yeaTs, Or. oeIlig has beer
nsing thts Elixir in his private practice. He ode
OF the InOst saecsssiul rhysciAhs in the State %
PennsylvAnta HE practice has been extensive -
All kjnds of diseases have como rnder his5noties
and wherever and whenever he has need Ibis ne na-
Ody has found it TO RDswer bic purpose Iadesd
reliable and beneficial has be found Il 10 be IN
curing certain diseases. that he haze kindly p6esd
iswishtn the reach OF the pupties 90 thai AL Who
are euferlH from these .diEraass may md
regain their hesith. II will cure e
DsspTsia, Sick Head Aeks. LirS eomplsinf, Ma
Dissasss ef The Skin Gsnaal D7b,isfv. -
Vsaknsss cals,a ~ Eresss. lagsudsnsSs
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JEFFERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY

iAts on hand variety Of Bibles nd Testss.
any axe Family Bible any may desire. ''''sT
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ONE HUNDRED pnILARs REWARD
Will be giyra 10 any person who will prod uns a >
medicine thar viii ELECT speedy aud per test
cure ct tho diseASes herein mentioned. $50
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April 9, Is7a-tE g 'eH Co. sibi. ss0'is'y..
w HH i3I:.: BE.yerybody to Try HeBsess5s,.,
- Ecoaonie Baking PoWder-fbe pures,. - 49,.
t Inu Dest. IL ts manufactured ffon IA -.
80 ne tnatertAis. IL has super 5or In,
ls Dy lar the cheapest In the mar
ssve. -, biscuits and ali manner OF PssifisS. Is
40 sample packages Tree, 81 sl77F- kfN1si. P's
~,ruo.,, HESDEREONSS Dyt,Ol sto,.-
Saul looks and Stationery 10 lar re v ri.,vg
October 6. 1879. aENDERsoNsi
tScS CO sehSS a.l sOoks; goto n. ,. Hsndsrsos
frI = inE ~ this line Teachers and others ,Sisi
csfI puIcnase larRely, requested 10 os,s "A =
g.. oe'o on nnying- elsewhere
sept. 2s.lST4 HENDERSON, S<-o
a - me popular brands Of SMOKING an5 f:hs,w.
81 Ia a. so6seeo. cigprs. Ior sale by -
A Ii ktuds OF Spices for PicEeing se.i; = "
60 Ior IL soeaiine Cans and Bottles a - -
SF ian Gum Drawers, at .7AsSsS:
SsPl' " 1915 HRNDERsoN,eg.
1hIAiE OAK SHINGLES o. hand ,,d asoC- -.
Navernl,e, d. 49, ~ AsHINGToNs&slI PPTTT.
ny Ply KiNDLING, finely spJi,. ptslr5sv.
Ou nAnc At OR Coal and WOOD Sftrd = -
NAsh4NGToH s 4FFIIT,
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Aprfls, rs7aIs l.l'qFsr Jef. Co: Bible sooisiy..
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Of every conceivable style, quality and price ex-
tant This department. deserves the special atten-
never SO large nor prices so low The reputation
of MIR. g. superior buyer in this line makes Il
unneeessary TO comment further upon this depart
n1ent Suits of Foreign este eoesis Made
to order and Fits guaranteed ~ -
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CORoNERs' CASES.

william Longe, boy fifteen years or age, was
instantly Killed yesterday while under the wharf
at the foot OF stanton street, gathering DRIFT.
wood, BY his head being crushed between the pier
and lighter.
The body OF an unknown man was found i0at-
ing IN the NoIth River. at pier No. 40. yesterday
morning, The body mad apparently been in the
wa er some time.
Dr. Henry Eastman, OF Pittsdeld, Mass, died on
board the steamer Georgia last THURSDAY, while
on ms way from Florida TO this city. Deceased
had been South for his health. Coroner Woltman
mas charge OF the remains
Coroner Woltman concluded the inquest yester.
DAY Ia the case Of tAe four Costa children, who
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ELECTRIC MASrPULArIoNs.


Jacob Gerslt W.. Adam Gehert-lt appeared that
the defendant was anlltted with innammatory
rheumatism ana contracted with the plalntln, a
physician, Tor the sum OF $40 10 cure him. III teen
dollars OF the forty were TO be paid during treat
ment. with whlch.to purchase medicines and the
balance on the restoration Of the deendant 10 per-
Iect health. The plainuir claims that ne also
treated the defendant Tor hemorrhaae 81 the lungs,
Ior which lie claims 500, making total OF SIS.
lie admits having received SO 70 pay
Tor medicine The defence Set UP was
that the plaintin did not perform his
q ntract. inasmuch 4 be failed 10 eject cure OF
the rheumatism, and denial OF the alleged treat
ment for hemorrhage 81 the lungs, the defendant
Aaving denied that he was anected with any such
disease except on one occasion, which was ln-
nediately after taking a araugnt OF the paintlns
medicine. In rebuttal OIL the De endanIs state
UcDi George Farland, an electric Manipulator,"
testified That he treated The defendant Tor innam-
naforY rheumatism immediately alter Inc PLAIN
I'M abandt ned him, and effected perfect cure hy
electric manipulation. The Court charged the
jury that before the pIainfiH could recover the
$50 nc should satisfy tnem that he performed his
Contrac that az 90 the 500 Tor the treatment OF
hem0rrhage II was question Of fact for them TO
lass upon as TO whether nc rendered tho services.
Verdict Tor defendant.
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amount deposited with him and that the sum
charged, s., was reasonable commission Mo-
tion denied, without costs.
MeParian Ell al vs.. Mcparan et all win grant
the order 70 show cause, bur cannot enoin the de-
fendaDt unless an undertaking Is given. Code,
section z23 ana Is, N. u Reports.
Aherns vs.. Bcnnett.-MOtion denied, with SO
costs.
Skinner ~. Finch.-The answer does not deny
any Of the allegations IN the complaint, but only
the amount 81 the plaintiffs damages. VI seems to
me to be frivolous, and therefore grant the mo-
ton, with costs
In the matter or Bancroft.-Reference ordered.
HasOrouck, &c, vs. Fletcher et al.-Granted,
FroJsbee vs. FitzpatricS.-When the objections
TO the cross-lni erroFations were stated on the
argument before me | was strongly inclined 10
the opinion that tne objections were well founded,
but upon examining the peadings / am 81 the
opinion mat my nrst impression was erroneous,
and therefore overdue tue objections.
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
ny Judge Van Brunt.
hooker vs. MartIn.-findlngs settled.
d. SGhweniiz vs.. Sterne.-Complatat dismissed,
wtn0ut costs
Cotton ct al. VS.. Parsons CT al: Etdl1Tz ct al vs.
The Mayor &c.-Flndings signed
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Booth ct al. vs.. u Donnell.-- Motion denied.
Ward VS.. Sue.-lhe papers submitted do not
justify the making oil the order asked Tor.
BY Judge Curtis.
Wilson W.. Kiug.-, Motion Tor allowance denied
Brown vs.. Gould-Motion 20 restore cause to
the calendar tor May Term Denied.
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TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Utterbourg.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.

RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
Christian Stork was held to answer on a charge
OF stealing a number OF chromos from John Lloyd,
OF No. Il Johu street; and Edward Donohue or
No 10 Batavia street, was committed ia default Of
bail for receiving the same, knowing them TO be
stolen.
A TILL TAPER TRAPPED.
Thomas Sweeney attempted to rl1e the till or
Michael Walters, OF No. 537 West Twenty-eighth
street. lie was caught in the attempt. and was
yesterday held TO answer.
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have this day commenced tue study Of the law under
p23 9i occasion ss an P Sa b 20 70
nov taecu aud BY a review OF my past liie
whatever may % my gture destiny I = certainly ex-
iny possible aud q devote Il 20 tho acquisition
mon aav enier4enev he able rs earn snnsS onee AZ
WAS gny ths day asce ened that no person can Re al
eauuselor VINO = 10, either natural born u naarsi.
necessary me- before icing admitted an attorney 10
become citizen the United states, and probably also
Britain 10 both 81 these steps have at present strong
rcpugnaEcc-to the latter, l think. an insuperabe
Upon review q my past life am forcibly struck with
which are commonly recKoned advantages, have
hithero rather tended y my prejudice sui am con.
tune they Will prove rather preiudca Than advantage.
them. ! alludc % good birth and literary al.
even even when anaceompanea Win q IoTans viii
Tor the most part accelerate q mans proefess
character and the possessor Of them l. born
competence INNS pc wiz AMI them rather burden
been strikingly excmphncd Id my Ny birth
ioreed 70 believe arc rather above the common order
but ths narrowness ot my fathers circumstances has
Would otherwise have onerated 70 my Advantage and
uncertain and oo,ay has AZ last forced me Abroad
and perhaps condemned me q Lead INC lie o. az alien
from folio wing any profession that vulgar and the
beraL Had Il not been Tor lie former motive might
ant PROBABLY would hay. been scots clerg, map and
the bosom 81 rural reurcmeat aud III the pursuit oil
literary tame. Had Il not been Tor the later crcum.
stance mg have been either merchant soldier.
and had not Like my brother, been sent % waste my
health ana consultation and rsN life the burning
plaius OF Hind0slan III ght have picked sua.isf
euce at attorneys desk or n 4 merchants counting
house bar the co-opeFaton Of the two sentiments of
which am now reatin- have prevented me from tx
ing profession. 4 70 the Of twenty,
al invi laton from my friend y. ~ NJ, reduced 70
tht necessity tkinR my election between pfeear.
comfortable In another. Ny subsistence il
secure but am stli In unpleasant dilemma. can.
form the IDEA q quitting forever that country ~
which born ana educated, 10 which al attached
from nrincnie from passion ana from pride, aud 20
which have already given proofs OF affection very IN
common army age. On the other hand, TX enter
attorney counsellor n this place must not only take
al oath of allegiance 70 The United states but that 81 ab
nration the land OF my nativity Ia three years
RESOLUTION must he formed, and viii depend me
which that period may produce.
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were drowned on the "a INST. Dy the collision be-
tween the steamer City OF Hartford and soOw No.
5 IN the EAST RIVER. The captain, mate, engineer
and watchmau Of the steamer were examined,
ana ail testified 70 the facts that have been pub
lowing yerdict;-''We ana that Isabella, Julia,
Theresa ana Joseph Costa came TO their death by
accidental drowning, caused by the collision OF the
CITY OF Hartford with the scOw known as No s, on
the morning OF May ., 1916 ana the Jury consider
that this melancholy occurrence calls for more
caution on the part or me officers OF steamers
making their landings.u
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
ACTION AGAINST GENERAL BUTLE

ACTION AGAINST GENERAL BUrLER.
some time ago Jasper XIV Herbert, lawyer.
sued General Butler TO recover $4,000, which was
hall counsel lee that Mr.. Herbert claimed was
due HIM. Butler, he alleges, took the 10000 ana
kept the whole or II. Yesterday the case was
called before Justice Hunt IN the United states
Court the cause was set down Tor trial peremp.
torlly on May 81.
SETTING ASIDE A FORCED MARRIAGE.
Mr. James X. Briggs has brought an action in
the Brooklyn CITY Court TO set aside his marriage
with Miss Rosanna Lloyd, on the ground OF fraud.
he alleges In his statement that he was forced
through threats 70 Visit the house OF Mr.. Knowles,
on Pllth avenue, and was there given his choice
between matrimony and death, pistol being
pointed at nim. A Clergyman was sent for and
the marriage ceremony was performed. After
that he was allowed 10 leaYe the house.
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AN ASSAULT UPON 4 WOMAN.

owen Buckley, young man, was tried ana con-
victed OF an assault with intent to do bodily
harm, the proof clearly showing that ne cut Mary
Nolan on the forehead ana hand with knife upon
the 28th of April without proyocation. His
Honor sentenced him 10 the State Prison lor tour
years.
William Canayan and John Lucey, who, on the
10th Of April, stole $50 worth OF lead pipe. the
property OF David w, Fitzgerald, pleaded guilty to
an attempt at grand larceny. These prisoners
were each sent TO the state Prison for two years
and six months.
Charles Reynolds, alias Cravley, pleaded guilty
10 a charge OF obtaining $40 on the SO OF April
nom Julia Reynolds by representing TO her that re
was sent 10y Frederick Reynolds, her husband, Tor
the money. The sentence was six months IN the
PenltentIaTy.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
A HOTEL THIEF.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday be-
fore Judge Sutherland, John Briggs pleaded guilty
10 an indictment charging him with stealing
yase on the 18TH inst, containing property val
ued al $S1 so, the property OF Benjamin. >. HaVeus,
VINO was guest The Merchants Hotel. The ac-
cused was indicted on Thursday pleaded gullty
Gay and is COW on his journey 10 sing sing
Prison, wnere he Is sentenced 10 four years. i'm
Drlsonnent,
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ALLEGED FORGER OF A DEED.

In the case OF Lawrence S. Benson who Is con-
fined In Ludlow Street jail on a charge or forging
o deed or lot In 125th street, belonging TO Mrs.
Maria ID. Q. Mason. and then selling the property,
there was further hearing yesterday before
Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers, on
motion 10 vacate the order OF arrest Ills counsel
read numerous .afildavits, giving MN q irst class
character. Counsel also stated That Benson was
II Mathematician and author OF several works,
ana not at ali iikely 10 commit the crime charged
against him. Judge Lawrence remarked that 10
didn't follow that he would not commit a fraud
because he was learned. TIE most accomplished
fOrger we had In this state was highly educated
man. A man might be very learned aud talented
and set commit q very great CRIME. Counter an
davis were submitted setting forth that Benson
had been previously implicated IN similar transac.
Mons
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A CENTENARIAN.

TO TnE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
The writer read the "Recollections or the Oldest
Lawyer in the Worldn IN the NEW YORK HERALD
or OH Of Apri, and as he picked up a scrap among
some rubbish a few days ago written on paper
having the water mark, "Buttaushan, 1907 ne
thinks he may send you copy FOR publication, as
1t also relates TO lawyer. The writer leaves out
the exact date, but II is between 1900 and 1902 II
may amuse the "Oldest Lawyer" as il aid the
writer when he read it-April 80, 1870.
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WE sTATEN ISLAND FERRIES.


In the matter or the injunction obtained by the
old Staten Island Ferry Company restraining the
North SHORE Ferry Company from completing the
pier at It's new landing near the old company's
landing az stapleton and the New YORK Yacht
Club House in process Of erection on It's grounds,
the facts Of which have already been fully pub
lished ia the HERALD, there was very lengthy
argument Yesterday In supreme court, Chambers
before Judge Lawrence on the motion to vdcate
the injunction order. Ex-Judge Nelson made
tie argument for the motion ana eX-Jndge
Davis IN opposition. IL was insisted that
the whole matter was prosecution in-
clteu in the interest OF Commodore Van
derbilt 10 prevent tie Improvement OF this
portion Of the island IN opposition 20 the eX-
pressed wishes OF The bulk Of tile people living
there OF owning property in the vicinity. IL was
claimed tnat there was no legal ground ior the
Injunction, ana Judge Nelson made most elabo-
rate argument on thIs point, showing the title 10
the land on which The pier Is heing built ana tue
right OF the new Terry company TO build such
a pier t chooses, provided lt does not con-
fllcL with the rules and regulations Of the Harbor
Commissioner which IL n claimed IL not being
aone. Judge Davis made a very ingenious aTgu-
ment IN reply Insisting that the injunction should
continue, ana the building Of the pier and the
New YORK club House was 10 cOntrayention OF the
rules laid down by tne Harbor commissioners.
AT the close OF the argument Judge Lawrence
took me papers, Teservlng bis decision.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

by Judge Lawrence.
FRY w. Fry.-l think that the County clerk was
WnuSled TO reas"aatle commission upon the
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED
In this city ana Brooklyn.

THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
Il 2lS Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities tor doing
all kinds of Printing with unusual promptness and al
moderate priceS
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. LADY WILL SELF An ELEGANTLY CkRyED
~ rosewood az octave stcinWay & sons PianaOre,
cost price S7Ul Immense sacrifice, box Tor ship
nlcaL q bird street, near Owery
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4 FEW WEBER PIANOS, SECOND HAND. ne.
II turned from the argists ami from hire during the
winter viii bc sold At gre AZ bargain. they are in Der.
feet order AMI falls warranted and really good
new Please call at the wArer0oms tiIth avenue aud
Sixteenth street
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JNANTED-BY FIVE ADULTS. SEVEN UNFuR-
w nished Rooms suitable for Light house eping
Of laundry in private family; terms moderate. AID
dress r. s. sTEWART station A.
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4 ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANoFoKTE, ROUND
"a corners modern improve ments, celebrated maker,
0; Cover aud stool 2i3 last SON a., between ~ aad
81 avs.
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ITO EAST TwENTY-THiRD STREET, ONE BLOCK
Il ~ from Fifth Avenue liotei.-Elegantly furnished
suis and single rooms hot and cold wa ter with bat D.
to rent with or without Board.
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DIANOFuRFEs TO RENT-OF OUR oWN MANU-.
4 facturc comprising squares uprishts and grands
CHfCkFRfNu 4 SON III East Fourteenth street, be-
tween Broadway and Fitth avenue.
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JHTANrED-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE
w tor 4 small private family. near Broadway sixth
avenue cars rent about 81 month. Address Il. j. 81
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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IA ToURETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT. N j., 80
IL minutes from Liberty street open May /; liberal
terms made with families ana gentlemen desiring to
stay tine season. j. BOWMAN Proprietor
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% CHARLTON STREET, BETWEEN VAR1CE
u - and Macdougal streets-Single gentleman, also
gentleman and wife, have furnished Rooms ars
and second floors, with or without Board
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gSTH STREET, WEST ia HANDSOMELY FUR,
DO nshed back Paror with all conyeniences aud
noard, suitable Tor physician gentleman and wife
Rooms on third door; Convenient TO three lines