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HORSES. CARRIAGES. xc.

frwo PAIRS OF MATCHED CARRIAGE HORSES
Either horse first class tor coupe would sell snglyt
the propert Of gentleman who has no urtuer use for
kind; l6 hands and highs would exchange for nm
sound Horses t Tor farm work. Address 81 West Thirty
ninth street
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THE METROP0LITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS,
2s Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities of doing
all kinds Of Printing with unusual promptnssi and st
moderate prices
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VALUABLE HORSES, FROM VERMONT WITH
v speed and general merit to please any onsi will
DO sold low if at once.
LEADBETTER's $50 seventh avenue.
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personal.
roLoNEIs-GO WITH US SUNDAY on THE PLY.
~ mouth RocK 20 West Point spend an hour with
tnc cahets and have good time generally. fou.ll he
home by s MONTAGUE.
DAVE y. Ross-YoU CAN HEAR OF SOMETHING
- to y9ur advantage ~ addressing y, box ll3 Herald
uptown Branch Office.
GEORGE Q. K-NuTHER Is ~ GREAT DISTRESS
known outside. j. A. a.
HkNDKERCHiEE-YoU HAVE "CovBRRD YOUR
IL lracks 50 well as g thoroughly nyslify VII
you desenate some address, W.
II JANE C0RSlHwAIfE, WHO LIVED IN pOMP.
4 ton Ncw Jersey, will call at w. W. r. Union, IS
BesekeT street. she vii hear Of something her aa-
II xviii YOC MFET NE Tufs EVENING Ar
N. tho matinee s0ciabe aud 81 adow dance al me
RinE ~
Mrs. KATE WALKER OR GEORGE JoHEsoN
l viii nnd II % their advantage 10 their address
~ b Sout Fith street Philadelphia ar throuCh ina
personals address SLOANE NohANE, Lawyers
MARgUERlTK-WRTTE AND GIVE ME SOME IN
Ju formation about your future movements unfor.
ius9te hshing Cod bess YOU, darling. BROTHER
MIssfSa--FRoN HER HOME IN THIS CITY SINCE
w Nay y. under Temporary arrangement, q LADY 20
years Of age. tcct inches In height, dark and
tyes slender pgsfc, brown popnn dress Any nforma-
y J. JOHNSON. ~ West 1Llrr r-feurtE street,
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A FOR sALE-ALL Kinds OF FANCY DOGS
or S AZ SSs1i' % bo2E d H. FrSRsses Rseas
WANTEp-.A!. RUs DOG PUPPY: ALSO 4 YogNa
Fox fSrer pos ana 0ToEn Mssan Address
THE TURF.
A A' SPRING MEElTNa. 1875
SATURDAY 81 }ans SSauGdSy 1R 2tH Jnns
Thursday 10Th 'SnS ,o,,, thursday Thurs 7th June.
Races begin each day punctpay at SA ; o,soeE .,,.
c. wHEArLY, Secretary.
UcrIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
sRd lpeg Rs wsek s he sTss
French Pools close the RlGhs ~ sfss sfss e.
ucrIoN AND FRENCH POOLS AT THOMAS Ex-
"A change ! 28o Broadway, every morning and eve
ming. on Jerome Park Races The most comfortable
Auctioneer.
A UoTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD THIS MORN.
a ing at Johnson's Pooiroom, corner Broadway and
room OPEN az AZ H. = Srsns enc pool: close
YoyE FEIs5ryc poYE At Tgg
You will lind 1t advantageous
JUNE INSTRUMENTATION PARK, JUNE IA, 10
s.airst day-Purss $500 three minute class; $3.50
sraa @ 'SSIPs siSO PaHns
M ss EdIih az so.s. @Sipse il adss Hon
ssys 10S % anns G soaen gnn a Rs
s 5 N SASz & 5s%s S'yessss ;saSS s% % f ssis
Frank G5e'n d ss Sf
s5' : {asS "1s S'Ii t,ss gsf%s
ss "a %s5ss s.a s%sis
Pat Maloy; John Doty's b, Ben Bruce. Same DAY.
+ saTs 500 e Isarih ;SHn Ss'cPssrs & 5SSn
Ey'rsg RAY s$S@'ssop Aps'a,; Class. 4
S6sstGH; w6ii.sni,ss Pauline Ben Ssse,s
sSs1 VIM SaSq'$
Shg' @ SLEEPY &c 2 R'!s .s to .ssons s s
81 sBs1. @ TSs
AND ssS to .. osSsos S ss s5s BsF Sps
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
trains with reserved 1T FOR ladies' will leave
dsG5 S S AZ saG cars &
G N. BIssELL, Superintendent
NEW DoRP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND
The Purse Tor Saturday, June Y ISIS Il filled The
Sd ssS,:n
ters br =. CricKmore; Thomas Luly enters br e.
A. O. whitson enters br q. j. II. Daniel Dunlap
r. Helen; Lewis Jones enters G. Blizzard. Entrance
TO grounds, so cents. ID. r. RYERS, Proprietor
NTRw DoRP CLU8 GROUNDS STATEN ISLAND
IN SATURDAY, June 10 1915 Purse sOO $50 10 rst, SIS
10 second SIS to third horse three quarter track heats
hest In s. harness. 10 al horses that have
beaten minutes Entries TO be made 90 proprietor In
writing with 10 per cent on or before Monday, June H.
at 8 O'Clock p NJ. II, II. RYERS.
DARIs MUrCAL POOL INDICATORS MADE TO OR
IL der for any number Of horses required, by 4. j.
wINDRAM, room l6 New Haven Railroad depot Frank
lin street
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A PROFITABLE LIGHT BUSINESS FOR SALE
IN Clearing 500 monthly old established and easily
conducted person wanting steady. income Tor
5000 cash can address J., box ia Herald office.
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EBT YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METRoPoLI.
VI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2S Broadway.
You will find 1t advantageous
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THE TURF.

yLANTED-A PUG DOG PUPPY; ALSO A Young
w Fox Terrier Dog and brown Masun Puppy. Address
Y. O., box l5S Herald Uptown Branch Office
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A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n. BIrds 30. Medicines for all diseases, Prepared
Food sor moeking bfds, at b c. DoyEYs No. Greene
street near Canal.
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'OR SALE,

A VARIETY, CONFECTIONERY, NEWSPAPER AND
II Fruit tore lcng stabished Tor saie-Good locS.
zion for wine Lexington avenue and ERh-
ty-thrd street Apply personally
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L1oR CHEAP PRINTING CALL on THE METRO;
IL P0LIrAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No 2I8
Broadway
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IrINE PORTABLE DIRT CARS-2U FEET or
sale exchange. Apply to JOHN FLANAGAN, Clifton
Staten Island.
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DRUG STORE FOE SALEM BROOKLYN IN A
IL lne locality has FIRST class fixtures and doing =
good business will exchange for desirable Real Estate,
Address DRU aGIsT, 1888 Pacific street, Brooklyn
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L,OR sALE.-A BARGAIN-LEASE, FURNITURE
and Fixtures Of wel known Hotel situate In best
portion of Phade phla for business, and opposite
large freight depoti Apply J. sCCLLEY, 7l6 SAMSON
street, Philadelphia
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AT AUCTION THIS DAY, AT loH O'CLOCK, by
"a yERE JOHNSON Jr.. 81 Nassau street, one hne
Soda Water Fountain, complete.
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4 UoTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD THIS MORN.
a ing AZ Johnson's Pooiroom. corner Broadway and
room open ato A. Nj French pools close at 3PM
W. H. h T. h. JOHNSON
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An OLD. ESTABLISHED CANDY AND PAPER
~ Store for sale cheap; for selling
other business. s. Perry street No agents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CCoRDING TO CABLE DESPATCH No. l29ss
~ sold BY US was drawn in the sixth class Brunswick
Mann CO., Bankers, rs and II Nassau street; Post
office box 3,36
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A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND 0lSTEK
n Saloon for sale at great bargain is doing
profitable bnsiAess; chance
MI1CHELL'S Store Agency IT Cedar street
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PER SONAI..

ITO GEORGE Won ST. GEoRGE.-YoUR BROTHERS
l and sisters, William, Theodore, Ernest, Marie,
you. Please write TO hem, and address at Is Blech
strasse, Wiesbajen, Germany
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II ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
h SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
authorized by Special Act of the Legslature)
For the Benefit OF the University of Paducah.
ssO to be distributed among the Holders Tickets
FIRST PRIZE, $4,000
The Drawing to take place at Covngton KY, JUNE 20
1875.
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meets with great favor From oil parts Of the country
We receiving letters commenting Il IN the highest
terms
gentleman IN California writcs:-
Permit 10 thank your house for the finest, most
elegant 1nd easiest riding wagon that this
coast without dispAragoment 10 any other builder I
safely that there built today that
equal H. Notwithstanding It's weight IS only III pounds
with ton, | have carried another person with myself
over the road at hreeinute gait Thia conn syour
representation as 10 It's pOwer.n
The Windsor Wagon combines cur cross spring, yer.
tcal steel plates in axlCs aud shat coupling.
J, b, Brew WSTEA A co,
cf Twenty .Gnh street.
tOid house Oi ErswstNr.s
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HOTELS.


AT SMITHS HOTEL. So CHATHAM STREET, NEAR
"A Post once business front hSoms
40 cents so cents day 81 ~ 90 or - per al
ways open.
sToR PLACE HOTEL IS AND p THIRD AVENUE
~ opposite Cooper Institute bes location IA the city,
l25 Rooms ewy furnished single Rooms, from 81 30 ~
Open all night
pRLMoNT HOTEL. FULTON STREET NEAR
- Broadway and terminus Of city railways business eenre
European plan; open all night; Rooms oOc upward new
family Rooms; dining rooms open sundays
CENTRAL HOTEL 2a3 CANAL STREET EAST or
Broadway-Good Rooms, oOe and Toe per day - Ane
ELLIoTT HOUSE SOUTHWEST CORNER TWENTY.
n fourth street aud Third avenue New York Americas
and European panThs house has been thoroughly reno
ou Of the public; beautifully furnished Rooms BY ths day
or week at very moderate prices H. DYER, Manager
GLRNHAx HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FIFTH AVE.
~ nue. between Twenty first and Twenty second streeta
N,' ,, -04' - \. B BARRY, Manager
HoTEL. PRorRIErons AND OTHERS WANTING
sTATEs HOTEL GUIDE FOR 1876 THE GREAT CEN.
}4NyAE9N 6iIiSN Will rLEssSE MAZE fMMEbIITT
srEREr, SE% SfT ToEKo - = Si-'ShkSS . LIBERTY
T ESSox HOUSE, z rIgTn AVENUE, mas a. FEW
winter; also Board without
CTURTEvANT HoUsE.-ALMosr ALL THAT 1T Is
- necessary 70 say m order to give an idea Of the
controlled and ngnaged by two members Of that family
5. Leland The house pleasantly located on Broadway
and street and elegantly and tasteuly fur
nished With regard to the menu the reputation Of tn.
a%as WI S SsP testify gs 70 Us MSr9Is o % and
Eu1opean plans the prices for the former being from - 6o
TO ~ per day; while upon the European plan
rented At from u day and upward meals being charged
briefly m may be said that no more veiH or ensessaniSs
house TO stop at could be found everything done that
with GOOD fare aud polite attention nothing could be
may mention in this connection that during the hours
we'll as the Sody h the % instance SSS o as s
prise in the city and deserves be reeordeFrom the
Chicago Times.
ClxTH AVENUE HOTEL. CORNER FORTY FOURTH
- street (on the European plan)snge Rooms from IS
50 per week suite from Ss to 500 first class
rant at moderate prices.
CT. GERMAN, FIFTH AVENUE, NTY-sEcoND
> street, Broadway.-Finest Rooms and location in New
York American pan reduced 70 $S per day permanent
dsnce % %G su''s "
'''''''''' g 80 WILLIAM O. ToMPKINs
yITINcHEsTER HOUSE EUROPEAN PLAN, COR
w of Broadway and Thirty first sree-Ihis hotel
provements, hot and cold water baths &c pleasant and
passed liberal made for the winter season
COUNTRY BOARD.
BOARD IN PLAINFIELD- CHOICE ROOMS tUN.
shpfFsia II table
ences given and required Address box Az Post ohoe
CouNrRy BOARD FOR cHILDREN.-A WIDOW
" lady desires young children Board for:
infant would receive the best Of location the Cen
s tarpad anJ o. New - mes out nSy
bors Address Mrs NEWHALL, DnnoeS. i. j.
ORANGE, N. J.-DEsIRABLE ROOMS TO LET, WITH
~ nr,t class Board TOR The VIII winter in house having az
terms reduced Apply to Mrs BIRDsALL Park
nue. and High street Orange
For Other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
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III oTEL PROPRIEToRS AND OTHERS WANTING
IL ADVERTISING SPACE IN GAZLAYS UNITED
SrAIEs HOTEL GUIDE FOR 1876. THE GREAT CEN.
IENnlAl. EDITION OF WHICH WILL BE ISSUED IN
JANuAKgA "a y. tAIKgA WILL Please MAKE IMMEDIATE AP.
iLlIAlluN TO THE OFFICE AS SPACE Is LIMITED.
unMh1 nrpSSr SqGEL 4 Co, PUBLISHERS, 81 LIBERTY
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At SMITHS HOTEL. So CHATHAM STREET, NEAR
IA Post Office eentTe-Pleasan front Rooms.
cents or so cents per day 81 az SO 80 per week al
ways open.
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7 ENOx HOUSE, - FIFTH AVENUE. HAS A FEW
IL Rooms with excellent at very low prices for tbs
winter; also Board without rooms.
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~ LEHMAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. FIFTH AVE.
VI between Twenty first and Twenty streeta
A quiet homelke house prices moderate.
n b BARRY, Manager.
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INK EAST TWESTY.EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
IOO Fourth and Lexington avenues.-Fnrnished Rooms
let with Board to gentlemen and wives single gentle
men references
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HOUSE WANTED TO PURCHASE-ON OR NEAR
IL Madison Fifth price $50 900; half
:ush. THORNTON NJ. RoDMAN Real Estate Agent 696
Broadway corner Fourth street.
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101 EAST TWENTY FIFTH sTRRRT-DEsIRABLE
IOO Rooms for families and single gentlemen also table
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MINCHEsTER HOUSE EUROPEAN PLAN, COR
w of Broadway and Thirty first streetIhis hotel ID
newly fitted in elegant style embracing all the modern i'm
provements hot and cold baths, &c pleasant and
comfortable single and family Rooms; restaurant
passed liberal made for the winter
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A UCTIoN SALE ON MONDAY,
~ commencing at 10 O'clock,
all the handsome Household Furniture, Carpets
No 100 East thirteenth street Fourth Pariori
consisting of magnificent Carpets elegant latest style satin
and Cover: Curtains Paintings Bronzes Vases Mirrora
Eageres Jardinieres Parlor Ornaments Turkish ChaifS
Lounges Chamber Suits with Dressing Cases. Bedseads
Bureaus Washstauds, Commudes. spring and hair Mat
Dining Table, Chairs, walnut, plush rep and hacloth
Suits Glass China silver Ware Cutlery Oilcloh, Stoves
Stair Carpets &c sale positive Goods packed and delv
]. KRAEMER, Auctonssr.
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DEAL ESTATE WANTED FOR CAStI-WEST OF
III Fifth avenue priyvae Residence - feet wide be-
tween Thrtieth and Fiitynnth streets 5000 Business
Or Tenement Property, between Second and Lexington
avenues, $4,000: must be cheap LIONEL FR0EHLICH,
Third avenue. FiItieth street.
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ELLIoIT HOUSE SOUTHWEST CORNER TWENTY
II fourth street aud Third avenue New York, American
and European panfhis house has been thoroughly reno
waited and refrnhed and Is ready for the acconmoda
ton Of the pubc beautifully furnished Rooms by the day
week at very moderate prices. X. DYER Manager
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OF CLINTON PLACE.-BoARDING; ROOMS FUR
nished uniurnshed with Board for gentlemen and
wives or single persons.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE AND LOT OR TWO
w Lots in North New York Fordham Address, stat.
Ing lowest terms j. WALSH 200 East Ffyeighth street.
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DwELLINe HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

AN ELEGANT HOUSE on MADISON AVENUE,
IA Thirty fourth street, TO rent for the winter Is
in complete order and beautifully furnished mas no
SUPERIOR IN the market r. II. LUDLOW CO., Pine st.
or 50 East Seventeenth street.
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WILL EXCHANGE FOR RESIDENCE IN BROOK
w lyn Jersey interest bearing Securities Merchandise
also wanted Piano wanted; good exchanges given IL
suited Principals only address GRATTAN Herald office
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7S0 EAST FIFTy-FIFTH sTREET-A SECOND
ItIO Floor, three large and bath in brown
front house to let suite separately with Board pr
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WANTED TO PURCHASF-F0R CASH, AN ENGLISH
w or French basement House, between Twenty ighth
hnd Foreth streets Fourth and Six III Address
DOCTOR Herald Uptown Branch ofce
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WANTED-EqulTY ~ HOUSE IN NEW YORK OR
w Hoboken Tor 800 worth of marketable, new, first
Mass GoOds Address AIIORNEY box 1911 Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A WIDOW LADY ENTIRELY ALONE HAVING A
N little house, would rent two nicely furnished
Rooms. gentlemen gentlemen and wives Gall 424
West Twenty y-fourth street.
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ETH AVENUE 2Os, MADISON PARK.-SECoND AND
~ parlor Floors location unsurpassed with without
private table; private baths &c also Table Board
JOHN p WORSTELIL
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OCD STREET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A
LO choice Of handsome Rooms the second and third
floors with without Board private table references
l7O West.
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HOUSE AND STORE WANTED-ABOUT $500. on
IL line Of Rapid Transit New York Central Harlem
roads send description, terms and lowest price Address
~ Herald office
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WANTED FOR CASH-A SMALL. HOUSE. WELL LO-
w Gated. between Eighth ana Sixtieth streets; prize
rom So 600 TO So 600 Address with particulars HECTOR
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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A sTOR PLACE HOTEL. 25 AND 27 THIRD AVENUE
n opposite Cooper Institute best location Ia the cty
l25 Rooms newly furnished single Rooms, from 81 20 ~
Open all night
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AT WEST THIRTY EIGHTH sTREET-A LARGE
and wife, with good Board. = sS
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

For Other Real Estate Advertisements
See Directory.
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CRY REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

NoR SALE-TWo ELEGANTLY FlNlshED FOUR
story and basement stone Houses southwest cor
y Sixty and Lexington avenue; cabinet
Ash doors In front and back paors 10
sod cheap and suit Apply on the premises or TO
SHN O. DONKELLY owner and builder once no. DOB
frinpton avenue northeast corner OF Fiteth street.
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PLEASANTLY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS
N connected by large closets running water, bath
all improvements will let together separately
BILE terms gentlemen only. 81 West Twenty first
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NNANTED-FOUR STORY HIGH STO0P BROWN
w stone House, between Lexington and Eighth avenues
Thirty seventh and Sixty third str cts win give $1,000
Address with ull particulars r. box i16 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A TIL STREET, 313 EAST.-FURNISHED ROOMS TO
let, on third and fourth floors TO gentlemen gentle
and their wives with without Board prices mod
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. MEDIUM SIZE;
n House on East Fifty ninth street. the Central
Park to rent at 600 per month L. H. LUDLOW CO,
3 Pine street
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A THREE OR FOUR STORY HOUSE, IN GOOD LO-
IN calty will give in exchange free and clear improved
Property Craniod ~ j. and good Manufacturing
Stock. Address HOUSE WANTED. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

= OR FOUR GENTLEMEN. WILLING TO BE JOINT
- occupants have good Board aud third floor Rooms
CRATE fire for moderate prices 2io West Twenty first
street; also single Room.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

ClXTH AVENUE HOTEL. CORNER FORTY FOURTH
- street Ton the European panSnge Rooms, from $3
SO per week. suite from IS to $20 first class restau.
moderate prices
CT GERMAN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY SECOND
- street. Broadway.-fnest Rooms and location In New
York. American plan reduced $3 per day. permanent
parties less elevator Also elegant Suits popetos
residence, 227 West Fourteenth street.
WILLIAM o. ToMPKINS.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

WANTED-FARMs IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW
w York city aud Brooklyn Property. Apply BEER &
PORGES 27o East Tenth street
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

no EXCHANGE-FOR a NEARBY COUNTRY RESI-.
IL dence or City Property unencumbered, a valuable
tract OF Coal Land well tmbered and accessible in West
virginia; equity. cash basIs $4,000 Principals address
OWNER, 3l4 Clinton street, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS


no LET-IN PRIVATE BROWN BROWN STONE
house, Second Floor neatly furnished for
Ing. Apply at l32 East ll2th street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

IA TIL STREET sls EAsT.-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
III II desired completely furnished with patent bed,
third flight, large Room 81 so weekly of small room
adjoining water in room; Sunday.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT CAl
N have Part of large - per week Twenty thir
street, West. Address HOWARD, Herald Uptown Brancl
Office.
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% wAVERLEY PLACE.-SUITS OF ROOMS
AO large small furnished unfinished with with
out private table, also number Of single Rooms refer
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A 7 BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH STREET IN THE
II heart Of the cty-A 50 Hotel aud large Resau-
rant newly painted and In complete
ncnces also old established Dressmakers Stand Owner
III West Eleventh '
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

1SC WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-HANDSOMELY
1oA furnished Rooms, sngy suite, on parlor or
second hoor to let to gentlemen gentleman and lady
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

ii . WAyERLEY PLACE NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
ITO Neatly furnished Rooms to let, with o without
Board to gentleman and wife gentlemen terms
81; location central.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET
~ Without board, to gentlemen gentleman and wifi,
with of kitchen Apply second fiat, No 769 Sixth
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

Ok WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET THIRD HOUSE
~ west of Fifth Avenue HoteL-Handsome Rooms with
without private table also Rooms for gentlemen table
Board 80 per week; house and table first class
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

A FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR FO
IA housekeeping, rent 81 per week; also, hall Bedroom
s. so; splendid location No. 299 Broadway betwee
Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth streets
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

TX EAST FORTY SECOND STREET.-AN ENTIRE
LIZ Second Floor elegantly furnished with every conven
ience also large double Room 'front.' with Board; private
table il desired.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

TX BOND sTREEr-Two LARGE ROOMS, FUR
1O nshed first floor suitable for party Of gentle
at very low price also small Rooms with hre every
convenience.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

ODD STREET, pa WEST-PARLOR FLOOR NEWLY
AO and handsomely furnished. with board also square
and single Rooms second and third floors, suitable
families gentlemen
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ITO LET-A COMFORTABLE THIRD FLOOR con.
ssting of four pleasant Ia private house 956
Second Fneth street, small family only
all conveniences
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BoARDERs WANTED.

a STH STREET es wEsT-IN SMALL PRIyATI
10 family front Room with Acove second door graf
gentleman, with n without board
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TO WEST TwENTY-FTRST STREET SECOND AND
10 third story front Rooms let with without Board
only first class people desired to call references
changed
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: EAST NINTH STREET.-THE LET. WITH BOARD.
handsomely furnished third floor Room hall Room
connecng southern exposure comfortable Rooms for
tlemen; reference.
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90 EAST NINETEENTH STREET CORNER OF
% Fourth avenue, one short block from broadway :
Large Rooms southern exposure newly furnished
all convenences hall Room adjoining If desired; to gentle
only
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lax EAST TWENTY FIRST STREET (GRAMERCY
ire ParD.-liandsomey furnished second floor front
Rooms to let with Board private table If required also
single Room for gentleman terms moderate.
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100 EAST SIXTEENTH sTREET-RooMs, HAND
IOC somey furnished to let with Board few doors east
OF Fourth avenue references exchanged.
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DELMONT HOTEL, FULTON STREET NEAR
broadway aud terminus Of city railways business eenrei
European plan open all night Rooms 1Oc upward new
family Rooms; dining rooms open Sundays
CENTRAL HOTEL. 25s CANAL STREET EAST or
~ Broadway-Good Rooms zoe and Toe per days - Ane
u per week.
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Q1ST STREET, l21 NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
Ill Neatly furnished Rooms second floor with Board
southern exposure location desrable moderate ref