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The New York herald., 1875-11-24
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The death of Senator Ferry, whose retir-
ing disposition and i'll health alone prevented
him from becoming conspicuous figure in
the Senate, leaves a vacant seat in that body.
This may be filed temporarily by the Gov
ernor of Connecticut, in which case the Leg
islature TO be chosen next April would on its
meeting elect Senator for the then remaining
part Of Senator Ferrys term, or Governor
Ingersoll may call an extra session of the
present Legislature for the purpose Of choos-
ing Senator at once. The present Legisla-
ture is democratic; that which is to be chosen
in April, and which will meet in May, may
be republican Governor Ingersoll is dem
ocrat Considering all these circumstances
it seems most probable that he will call an
extra session 81 the present Legislature, and
that body will thereupon choose Senator to
fill the unexpired term Of Senator Ferry
which covers the whole Of tho present Con-
gress ending in March, 1877.
OF the Connecticut men spoken Of for the
place the foremost in national and European
reputation is Mr.. David A. Wells. He was
chairman of the convention which nomi-
mated Governor Ingersoll, and wrote on
that occasion the excellent platform
with which the democrats of Connec-
ticut appealed to the people and
carried the State. His presence in the United
and to the party. He ranks both here and
in Europe among the ablest of our public
men, and his studies have made him an ex-
pert upon questions which the present Con-
gress will probably be called upon to dis
cuss and settle, and which it is of the ut
gently Other persons spoken of as proba-
BILE candidates for Mr.. Ferry's seat are Gov
ernor Ingersoll himself Mr.. William H. Bar
mum, very wealthy man, long Representa-
tive in Congress, and somewhat conspicuous
for his inattention to his Congressional
duties; Ex-Governor English, who has long
been in public life, and it is now said, Mr.
Nathaniel Wheeler, OF the Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine. The country will watch
with interest the action Of the democrats in
Connecticut 1t was disappointed last year
when it saw them in Missouri rejecting Seha-
tor Schurz in favor Of an unknown and not
very wise local politician, and in Pennsy-
vania rejecting Mr.. Buckalew, in some re-
spects the ablest man Of their party in that
State, and electing man certainly less con
spicuous az q statesman. The democratic
party needs to regain the confidence Of the
people, and to do that it needs, whereverit
has the opportunity to send its foremost.
ablest and wisest men into public life
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

The BOARD or ALDERMEN have increased
the figures of the Board Of Apportionment
S121, 76O in the city estimates for 1876 and
this in spite Of many reductions in important
departments. Some curious things will be
observed ia these changes, especially in the
care Of themselves manifested by the City
Fathers. The estimate for salaries of clerks
and officers Of the Board Of Aldermen was
increased $1,000, and the city government
Of Sl2, 500 Other items which have been
increased or inserted smack Of jobbery, and
the entire budget needs analysis, SO that the
peoples money may not be thrown away by
hasty and ill-considered action.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

CARDINAL McCLosKEY, during his stay in
Dublin, held very interesting conversation
with correspondent Of the HERALD relative
to the condition Of Rome and the difficulties
between the Vatican and the Italian govern
ment. II is not impossible that the dis
tinguished prelate will arrive in this city in
time to peruse the report of this converse
ton in the HERALD this morning simultane-
ously with the rest Of our readers
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

ANOTHER MURDER has been committed in
this city, the result Of barroom quarrel.
The murderer is still at large, and the crime
was unknown to the police for several hours
after its occurrence. This homicide is
further evidence that the downtown drink
ing resorts are entirely free from police
surveillance, the barrooms being safer
retreat for the criminal classes thar their
own domiciles
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

THE HERALD By FAST MAIL TRAINS -Ae7cS-
dealers and the public throughout de States Of
fe,o York, Aeu Jersey and Pennsylvania, as
lcea as in the Vest, he Pacific Coast, the North,
Of the Hudson Riue, Nelc York Central and
Pennsylvania Central Railroads and their con-
nections, 1ciA be supplied acih The HERALD
free o postage. Extraordinary Inducements
altered 70 ne,csdedlas " sending tier orders
direct 10 this office.
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GNUSENENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

CHICKERING HALL
fifih avenue and Eighteenth street-GRAND CONCERT,
PARK THEATRE
LAR at s P. NJ MI and Mrs Florence
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART,
l2s West Fourteenth stfeet-open from 10 a. NJ TO
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, -,
fwenty-cighth street. near BrOadway.-THE NEW LEAH
ts closes a. ID :soP NJ Miss Clara Morris.
EAGLE THEATRE
broadway and Thrty-thrd street-VARIETY, a. 8 + ".
aatnee at 7. n.
sTADT THEATRE
Eos. IS and 47 Bowery.-sfoLEN CHILD, at T. N.
GLOBE THEATRE, a--
tsPM Matinee at p NJ.
WOODS MUSEUM.
broadway, corner Of Thirteth street-R0B ROY, at =
: NJ. closes a 10 AS p NJ Matinee p. NJ. Mr.. Joseph
'roctor.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
tos 5s5 and 5s7 Broadway.-VARlETY, al r NJ
LYCRUM THEATRE,
fourteenth street Sixth ayenuc.-LES DECX Or
.HELINES, a. P. NJ Partisan Company.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
hrd between Threth and Thirty drst Streets
iINSTRELSY and VARIETY, at r NJ
GERMANIA THEATRE.
fourteenth street Irving place-LEM0NS at 7. M
TTyOLI THEATRE
ughth street near Third avenne.-vARIErY atsP N.
BOwERY THEATRE,
towery.-DANlEL BOONE. at J. N. Joseph r Winter,
COLOSSEUM,
shiTty fourth street and Broadway SIEGE OF
sARIS Open from ~ a u. 70 I. n. and r. ". 70 10
M
OLYMPIC THEATRE
Io ga Broadway.-VARIETf, al > +. N. Matinee AZ
M.
wALLACK'S THEATRE,
roadway and Thirteenth streetCASTE ~ p NJ. closes
10 :45 + NJ Mr. Harry Beckett, Hiss Ada Dyas-
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
hxteenth street. near Broadway VARIETY, a. 7. N.
STE1NWAY HALL.
fourteenth street.-NORMAL CLASSICAL S0IRRE, at =
I'M.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
lew Opera House, Broadway Of Twenty ninth street
ISPM
THEATRE COMIQUF
10 514 Broadway.-yARIETY, at < r NJ Matinee At
BOOTHS THEATRE.
swenty.thrd street Sixth avenueP ANTOMIME, 81
:. NJ. G. L. Fox. Matinee nc 80 p NJ
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
fourteenth street.-Geunan opera-rHE MAGIC FLUTE,
ASP
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

AS THE SPANISH REPLY to the Washington
note occasioned such division Of opinion in
The Ministry, on account Of its moderation,
as to require the draft Of the Minister Of For
sign Affairs to be remodelled by the Presi-
dent Of the Council, curiosity as to the tone
Of the answer will be greatly excited on this
side Of the water
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks were dull
and lower Gold declined from Ia "a to
LA 3-S. Rag paper is worth S7.42 Money
On call loaned at 3 and per cent. Gov
eminent and railway bonds were strong.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

THE PEOPLE OF KHoKAND are to be hon
ored for the spirit which impels them to re-
sist Russian aggression but, as ia the
recent terrible battle at Namanghan, re-
sistance is useless. Between Russia and
England the Asiatics cannot expect to pre-
serve their independence.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

IT Is Al PITY the Ministerial party in the
French Assembly was not beaten On the
clause sought 10 be inserted in tic Electoral
bill forbidding the government to suggest
candidates to the electors. The small ma
jority by which it was defeated shows very
healthy sentiment on this subject.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

ANOTHER ISsURGENT SUCCESS is reported
from Ragusa. This time q fort and its garri-
son have been captured.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

The ScASEELL TRIAL progressed yesterday
80 rapidly that the case for the prosecution
closed and that for the defence was begun.
The District Attorney has contented himself
with proving the homicidal act and the at-
tending circumstances. The defence is that Of
insanity, and the witnesses presented yester-
day took that view. The trial will probably
be closed by the end Of next week
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

The STEAMSHIP AMEmQUE, abandoned nc
sea a year ago, and subsequently brought
into Plymouth, England, by two English
steamers, has met with another accident.
She broke her shaft at sea, and is now en-
deavoring to reach port under sail. Her
mails and part y her passengers were
transferred to the China and have been
landed at Queenstown, but no fears need be
entertained for the safety Of tile others The
Abandonment policy Of last year IS not
likely to be again resortod to, and danger
from the elements is not to be especially
feared. In day Or two we may expect 20
hear Of the arrival Of the vessel in port, and
then we shall learn oil about the accident
and its causes.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

LET Us CHANGE THE TINE or TIE ELEc-
TIoN.-No city chief magistrate ever came
into Office with the general accepta-
bility Of Mayor Wickham. The recent
election shows that he has forfeited
this position, and is even now 50 value
less in his own party that its leader threw
him overheard at the beginning Of the con
test with cruelty which we have rarely seen
in politics. Mayor Wickham is ostracised.
The people have spoken and they have writ
ten the sentence Of his Punishment. The
virtue Of resignation does not belong to
our modern politics, or Mayor Wickham
might accept the will Of the people ex-
pressed at the last election as an intimation
that be shonld retire but that will should in
some way be respected It seems to as that
the best way to do it is to change
the time Of the municipal election from
autumn to spring This is the plan Of Gov
ornor Tilden. Let MS have an election
next spring, and Mayor Wickham may
then have an opportunity Of testing the pop
ularity which seems 70 have melted like a
snow image before the spring sun.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

SELL OR FIGHr. According 10 the Madrid
dispatches of the London Daily Ne,os, re-
ported by cable to the HERALD this morning
the Spaniards expect the ultimatum Of the
United States in regard to the Cuban difH-
Guilty to be "sell or fight" This is not very
likely. Cuba is too certain to fall into our lap
when it is ripe enough for annexation to
make it necessary to buy the island, and the
American people see no present necessity Of
fighting for IT, Hence II is likely that Span
ish fears are exaggerated
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

From orr reports his morning ne probabilities
ure that nc rsqHer today ,ciR Je clear and cold
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIETOR
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
The President or the Senate.

Since the death Of Vice President Wilson
the record Of Senator Ferry on one of the i'm
portant questions Of the time excites anxiety
and would almost justify alarm According
to his record he is a fanatical inhationist,
and there is no evidence that lie has abjured
that dangerous heresy. In the great debate
in the spring Of last year there was not a
more Jealous, Thoroughbred, rabid infa-
ZIONIST on the floor Of the Senate than Mr..
Ferry with the single exception of General
John A. Logan Has Mr.. Ferry recanted the
views Of which he was then one Of the
boldest and fercest champions If he
has not it is high time he should.
When he was elected last March, as
President pro tenn. Of the Senate, his
soundness on great public questions seemed
of little consequence except to his imme-
diate constituents. At that time there were
two lives between him and the Presidency
Of the United States; now there is but one.
If President Grant should suddenly be taken
away Thomas W. Ferry, of Michigan, would
be his successor. The country has reason to
shudder at the possibility. 1t will demand
that Mr.. Ferry shall define his present views
and tell where he stands. He must une-
quivocally renounce initiation and pledge his
honor to sound monetary doctrines or step
down and out. If he cannot make this
choice the Senate must make il for him on
the first day Of the session. It can change
its President pro ten. at pleasure, and if Mr.
Ferry is still an infationist it would be in
excusable for the Senate to retain him in his
present position, when only single life
stands between 50 dangerous a man and the
Presidency Of the United States.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24
TRIPLE S HE E L.

SEw YORK. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1875.
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E0LUME .......................N0. 32S
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WAR WITH ENGLAND on account Of the fish
cries question is among the most improbable
Of events, and yet q rumor of this kind
reaches US through the Washington CORE
spondence Of the Boston Herald Absurdity
Of invention could scarcely so further than
in this story, aud we print il as unique
specimen Of its kind
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
fourteenth street.-Gennan opera-rHE MAGIC FLUTE,
n5PM
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

BOOTHS THEATRE.
Iwenty-third street and Sixth thavenue-PANTOMINE u
:. NJ. G l. Fox. Matinee at 80 r N.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

CHICKERING HALL
finh and Eighteenth street-GRAND CONCERT
u = z. ". Won Bulow
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WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway, corner Of Thirtieth street-ROB ROY at 4
M. closes at 10 AS p. NJ. Matinee r. NJ Mr. Joseph
froctor
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THEATRE COMIQUF,
yay VARIETY, at 4 +. VI. Matinee at
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

PARK THEATRE,
Broadway and Twenty second street-THE MIGHTY Doll
LAR at 9 z. NJ. Mr. and Mrs Florence
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

LYCEUM THEATRE,
fourteenth street, Sixth avenue.-LES DECX OR
tHELINES, at r NJ. Partisan Company.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
los. 5S5 and 5S7 Broadway-VARIETY, AT 3 p. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
hrd avenue between Thrtieth and Thirty FIRST streets
aINSTRELSY and VARIETY, at r. NJ
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All business or news letters and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed NEW YORK
HERALD.
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART
So l2s West Fourteenth stfeet-Opon from 10 A. NJ. TO
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
fwentyeighth street Broadway.-FHE h NEW LEAH,
1 ) r. NJ closes ii 10 80 r. NJ Miss Clara Morris
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

EAGLE THEATRE.
Broadway and Thirty street-VARIETY, al 8 T.
aatinee at ? r. Nj.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

STADT THEATRE,
Tos As and AZ Bowery.-sFoLEN CHILD, at T. NJ.
GLOBE THEATRE,
los 72s and 730 Broadway.-MINSTRELSY and VARIETY
TSP NJ Matinee r NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-11-24

SAN FRANCISCO MTNSTRELS
)pera House Broadway Of Twenty ninth street,
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.
Baltimore press upon the trial trip
made upon this road last Saturday
preparatory to the regular use Of air.
brakes upon all passenger trains, we
copy the following article from the
Baltimore Dolly Noes Of Sunday:
An excursion was projected for q
trial Of Lou9hbridge's air-brakes on
the cars of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company, and yesterday
morning the president, directors and
officers, with a number Of invited
guests, ladies and gentlemen, took the
street cars Of the Citizens line at the
corner Of IIutaw and Fayotte streets,
in front Of the company's office, at $!
o'clock, and were thence conducted to
Fulton station, where & locomotive
with three cars attached were in watt
ing to continue the journey to VIII
Transport. At . o'clock the cal. Of
the conductor "A.l uboarJ found
every one il readiness, and ava" sped
the iron horse with its living trc'5h,
in its wake. The president Of the road,
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hood, was on the train su-
rcrinteNdlMt the trial Q. the alr-tG.@e,
Mr.. John Ii. Scott, one OF the veteran
conductors Of the Is. 4 Q. il. H., had
charge Of the train, and wa ass.GUoos
in his pnoplv0lS TO D'Cyec. IrF-ls..
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NOTICE is hereby given, thal -
~ scIiber has obtained troniL
phan's Court of Frederick County As
land, Letters Parliamentary upon Wv 9S
tate Of -
ABRAHAM TRONELL,
late of Frederick county, deceased. Ali
persons having claims against thc SAID de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 22d day Of August, 1870, they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said deceased are desired to make innlc
diatc payment.
DAVID TROXELL,
Mar. j-4W Administrator.
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one mare with toad, one 9 year Old colt
two year old colts, 2 brood sows, 5 shoats
1 PIGS, > four horse wagons, Il broad ano
one narrow trCGD
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

T,poposAIs INVITED UNTIL THE 10Th OF oCTO
L Der ior the furnishing Of ooQO white or rock cah
Railroad as III the habor New York For specifications
and narticnars address PROPOSALS. box i20i Post ooA
New York
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600 A MONTH, IF TAKEN AT oNCE-HOUsE,
'pCU Central Park in good order; rooms; I'M
proyemens; new Beebe Address no Esst Ely
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

vVANTED-WITH QUIET PROTESTANT FAMILY,
W two UNFINISHED Rooms for light houseke ping; tems
about sl2 month Address TEACHER, box l9i Herald
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- EAST sIxTEENrH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
= ayenue.-This house is being newly furnished and
rehted throughout having newly painted papered
aud put in complete order makes IL very desirable for first
class parties will be opened October DO moderate prces
references.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

1No LET-THE LOWEST Priced FLATS IN THE
city, six large rooms, with Al modern improvements,
such BATH hot and coll water range gas aud
chandeliers dumb waiter &c Apply the jsnor, No. ITO
East Seventy eighth street. between Third and Lexington
avenues. Can be Sunday.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-SUITABLE FOR
Il two; bath &c; private house. Fifty fifth street;
rent S Inquire real Office OF Third
Fny-hhh street.
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| WANT FOR SELF AND WIFE TWO OR THREE
nicely furnished Rooms and bath light housekeeping
Herald Office. " " -
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

rlO LET-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY A HANDSOMELY
i furnished Parlor for gentlemen gentleman and
wife gas bath 6c convenient side 2O2 West
Forty.nnth street.
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Vlo LET-AT $50 HENRY STREET. BROOKLYN. FOR
i light ousekcePing Suit Of Rooms handsomely fur
nshed for S. per 10 minutes walk Of Hamilton
ferry.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

IN THE ciTY-A HOUSE: CENTRAL AND REsPEOr
Il able location be low; will take lease Ad
dress J. NJ. r., box lis Herald Office
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TWO GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
can have tront Rooms well furnished large with dress
ing attached hot and cold Sl4 and $l6;
large Room on the fourth floor for SILL 3l5 West Nine
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

yVANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE (AMERICAN), 3
w or uniurnshed Rooms in good order, in a quiet
nephborhood street. rent not 10 exceed
$15 a month. Address NJ j. Herald Office
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G7 PER WEEK.-A LARGE, NEWLY FURNISHED
3 Parlor and Bedroom adjoining; vicinity of Eighth
and Twenty For particulars call at 57
Eighth avenue References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

D0OM WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WHERn
~ there are one or two young ladies, who would
widow preferred Address WATSON herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

EukNlshED HOUSE WANTED.-A SMALL FUR
hishea house AZ reasonable rent until MAY between
Post Office. s - 80 -'f1s
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A TIL STREET, 227 wEsT.-owNER ASSUMES CON
II troll and has put In complete order this elegant
residence and will few Suits and Rooms to first class
parties
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> NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. WITH GAS,
- bath. &c., S6 per week. also back Rooms. 81 per
week. light housekeeping II required III Seventh avenuc
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.REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A HOUSE IN NEW YORK CITY. IN GOOD ORDER
~ worth about 0OO0 for which cash and $4,000 equity
In fine house Of l3 barns of land less
hour from city N. j. q. H. k value Of place $3
institution mortgage " 800 Address W. r. O. box 80 r.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

4 TIL STREET 3lS EAST.-A RESPECTABLE LADY
I-f gentleman, during the day, lind small
comfortably furnished Bedroom fourth floor; 81 %
weekly light and use Of bnth included; private house
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
CITY REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.
CentrnI.

A 1856 LEXINGTON AVENUE. CORNER THIRTY
"A. ninth street for sale three stories, brown stone 2x
42x65 feet; neghborhood rs class; possession price
F22 500 L. H. LUDLOW Co., No. 3 Pine aud IS East
Seventeenth street
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RIO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR or ELEGANT ENGLIsI
basement House, furnished; suitable for and wifi
for doctors oiice modern improvements; also tw
other rooms; moderate. so West Twenty -fourt
street. between Sixth avenue and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

I(lLLiAtD PARLOR WANTED-IN NEW YORK OR
- brookyn would rent l0Or over sample
with particulars, BENEL, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

TX EAST SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
III and andsomely furnished Suits
OF Rooms with private bath attached to let gentlemen
only also other Rooms.
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DwELLINe HOUSES TO LET.
Unfurnished.

TWO THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSES TO
let with Easements, in good order with all Improve
men at Twelfth street Second reference re-
CURED. Inquire at 800 East Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

ylTANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS THREE FUR.
w nished Rooms, In South Brooklyn for light housekeep
ing terms must be moderate Address WILLIAMS. 50
Orchard street, Greenpont.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

OD AVENUE CORNER TWENTY NINTH STREET
Two neatly furnished large Rooms second Hat TO let
sngy together, 4i6 Third Can call sunday
Ring bell g. Mrs. PALMER
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A Il WILL SELL THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FULL
IA sized four story high stoop front Houses nishcd
II cabinet work. have offered in twenty near
the Grand Circle the other Fifty street.
Firth avenue furnished nnfnrnshed.
JAMES FETTRETCI 800 Sixth avenue.
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ITANTED-BYA a SINGLE GENTLEMAN FURNISHED
w Apartments suitable for paror and sleeping room To-
cation desired Fifth avenue, Fifteenth Thirtieth
street. Address box 15j Post Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

VVANTED-PART OF. PRIVATE HOUSE, TO
w Improvements, between Eighth and Forty
ond streets, Lexington and Ninth rent $40 TO O
Address CHAS. +. CREVIER, 124 West Broadway.
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fXITANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE
w for unencumbered New York Property and casr
New York Dwelling wanted for nearby Residence
SPENCER G. DOrY. 81 Union square.
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yNANTED-BY A LADY AND DAUGHTER, TWO on
w three unfinished Rooms ON first or second hoor with
closets location from Twentythrd TO Fteh
and Third Sixth avenue; exceed $S
Address with full particulars box $50 Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-oN FOURTH
hoor, front single gentemcn also entire Third Floor
bath &c. 20 West Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

| 1RTH STREET l45 EAST-TO LET, HANDSOMELY
~ furnished Paror Floor with kitchen II equired suit
able for party OF gentlemen family also other Rooms
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

no LET-PARLOR AND BAlEMENT FLOOR, PIG
East Forty fifth street, nice nghborhood; all improve
m-nts; bath, &c; low in tine order;
from 10 to 3. Office l3J East Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

RIO LET-A SUIT OF SIX ROtMS (PARLOR, DINING
ROOM kitchen and three baroomsl; all the improve
ments; strictly first class 13 Thirty first
Fourth avenue Rent $72 Gan between and
4 o'clock Il. NJ.