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Unqualified Appreciation.
BOSTON. Nov. Is, 1875.

DOSTON, NoVs lOs lOl
III. R. STEVENS, ESQ.,: Dear Sr-During the
last five years Il have had ample opportunity
to juuge OF tine merits of Veseline. Ally wife
has used IL for complaints attending a lady OF
delicate health, with more beneficial results
than anything else whIcn she ever tried.
nave given IL to my child ca under almost
every circumstance attending large family,
anu always with marke benefit. have taken
it mys If with suen great benefit that can not
fiua words TO express my unqualified appre-
ciation OF its goodness.
While performing my duties asa Police Off
Ger in this city, IL has been my lot to fall IN
with great ueil OF sickness. unhesftatlng-
ly recommeDd Yegetlne, and never knew of
a case wnere 1t did not prove all that was
aimed for iG Particularly in cases Of q ue-
bidtated Or impoverished staGe of the DlooI It's
effects are lealiy wonaer. ul, and for all COM
plants arising from an pure sGate OF the
b ood it appears to work like q charm, and
d. not believe there are any circumstances ua-
der which VeseGne can be used wa Ii inj uIi0us
results, and 1t WI l always afford me pi, asurc
to give any further Information aS to wnat
know abJut VegetIue. w VI. b. Hill,
Police station 4.
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WEDNESDAY MAY 81

THE announcement Of the Sultan's de-
thronement by his own subjects does
not surprise us. We even intimated,
some days since, the impending proba-
bility OF such an eyent,-either abdica-
tion or assassination. What effect the
accession OF his nephew may have upon
the present connections in the Sultan's
European territories can not be known,
rs no policy has as yet been proclaimed.
But the infatuation Of the Turks against
the Christian subjects OF the Porte indi.
Gates that the new Sultan will prosecute
the war even to determination, if he is
able. IL such be his policy he will
doubtless inaugurate short and BLOOD dy
reign.
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THE charges of specializing in cadet
ships made against Speaker KERR are
pointed and positive. What the prool
may amount to is quite aIother affair.
1t is an easy thing to make charges, as
everybody knows; but the real work
comes when the proof cames to be made.
Mr.. KERR has denied the accusation, and
has sworn to his denial. This looks as
though he felt conscious OF his inno-
cence. We presume, however, that the
matter is not to stop there. Investiga-
tion is In order as being the fashion OF
the times; and it is evidently needed.
Perhaps little doseof the same remedy
for all the Ills that our body polite is
heir to will do some good in Speaker
kERR's case. His friends ought not TO
refuse TO administer it, If for no other
purpose than to show his innocence.
Even that will do him good, as being
seryiceable to his general political
health.
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THE testimony given by the witnesses
Curry and Robinson, in regard TO the
Arkansas bonds alleged to have been
sent by one Caldwell and received by
Mr.. Blaine while he was Speaker OF the
House, turns out to be all Arkansas
moonshine. The witnesses contradict
each other positively in the most mate
rial matter. of the whole accusation.
And Mr.. Blaine, under oath before the
Comm ittee, explains that the package
delivered TO him, and by Robinson sup.
posed to be bonds, was in reality pack.
age OF maps OF some coal lands, OF NO
value whatever, and which were finally
cast aside among the waste paper in the
Speakers room. Thus endeth the second
lesson.
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THE British authorities are looking
about for some plausible excuse for
backing down upon the Winslow extra
dition case. The result will be his sur
render to the United States as de-
inanded, without any guaranty of trial
as required at first by England. 1t is
not often that British Ministers make a
blunder of that kind. And it rebounds
greatly to the credit of our Secretary
FISH that he was able to so conduct the
argument of the case as to silence the
British objections by instances cited
from British law. 1t was by their own
practice that he condemned them. To
De sure, WInslow is not worth much
trouble, but the principle contended for
was worth everything in International
law. New principles in the practice of
impeachment and extradition are COM
ing thick upon us this Centennial yea r.
W onder whether they will continue to
berecognized as prececents at our next
Centennial? Doubtful.
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vHGnr1Nn.
" e G e T I N e
Puriflss the Bleed, Removal and Invig-
Orales the Whole IS stem.
Its Medical Properties are
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretic'

Vegetine is made exclusively from the nlces
Of carefully selected DurKs, roots and herbs,
and 30 strongly concentrated that it will effect
ual y eradicate from tn system every laint OF
ScrOfa4a, ScrefWl0sss HAan0r, 4'u-
na0rs, Cancer, CancerOus HumOr,
Erysipeias, Salt nc N cum, SyphilItic
Diseas es, Canker, Eaintness at the
SIOm IA ch, anu all the Diseases chat arise
from impure blood. Sciatica, Hnfaam-
matOry and Chronic RAeumdt an,
Neuralgia, G0ut and Spinal COfn-
paints can only be efectualiy cured through
tne blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of
fhe Skin, PIAstIl1es, Piln "a efs,
B iotcsaes, B0iIs, Tetter, Scala IL c&ad
"a sad akang worm VegeJlne mas never Jailed
TO effect a pc, manent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney
Com La ants, ,DrOPsy, Female Weak
mess, Lea MoOrrh0A, arising from interaal
ulce raGiUn, and uterine diseases anu GeneraA
Debility, Vegetine acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t invigoraLes and
siren gtnens the whole system, acts upon the
secretive organs, allays Inflammation, cures
liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia. AaaDitual
ICOStavenesse RalEliEatAOh Oh IN
Heart, Headacne, Plies, Nervous
ness ana General PrOStratiOn 0d
tale Nervous System, no medicine mas
ever gwen sucn pefIecL satisfaction as the
Vegetine. 1t puliles the blood, clean5es all
of the organs, and possesses a controlling pow
er over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by Vegetine
have inducel many physicians and apotheca-
RES whom we know 10 prescribe and use 1t IN
their own falniiIes
In TACT VegeLine is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, ana is the )nly
reliaoie BLOOD PU klNIEit yet plased before
lie puDlic.
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HAIR CLoTH.-The only mandatory
In the world where they make hair cloth
by automatic machinery is in Paw
tucket, X. /. Horses tails furnish the
hair, and these are purchased in interior
Russia at the seIni-abnuai fairs. The
tails come from Siberia. About six
hundred thousand horses tails are used
every year. The length of the hair
ranges twelve to thirty-six inches. The
thirty-six-inehes hair, however, is SO
scarce that not more tnan three pieces
uf that width are made in year.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-31

The civil service "reformers" In the
House OF Representatives turned out
the old engineer in charge OF the warm.
ing apparatus at the Capitol, and 'ap'
pointed q new man. It now turns out
that the new man is 80 ignorant OF the
business as not to know the difference
between q low pressure and high pres.
sure engine. That is kind of crawfish
reform. 1t works backwards. TIE new
man will probably go to meet Fitzhugh
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THE news from tine Northwest indi-
Gates disturbed condition of society in
the region Of the Black Hills. The whole
Sioux nation seems to be on the war
path, and sealps are multiplying in the
wigwams OF their braves. 1t LOOKS as
though the ''nobfe red man" will have to
submit to still further blood-letting in
order to convince him that he should not
make too free with the head-dress OF the
pale faces.
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The lightning struck Patchogue dar-
key on the head Saturday morning last,
but he refused 10 bulge an inch, and
muttered doggedly: sDat makes free
times Pse been hit, and now i shouldn't
wonder OF il luff me alone.o
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The West Point cadets, ab out three
hundred In number, who are TO visit
Philadelphia, Will start on the Z7tb OF
June in Government steamer. They
will be accompanied by the Academy
Band, anu will remain In Pnliadelphla
len days,
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CHfcAGo's promises to pay have gone
to protest, and the banks are in dole
ful stew about the matter. Better file
a petition in bankruptcy at once and
have q receiver appointed.
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Can not be EXCelled.

CHARlEsT0wN, Mass. March 10, 1869.
H. R.STEyENs: Dear SIR his is 10 certify that
nave used your Blood Preparation (FEGETiNE)
IN my family lor several years, and tniA that.
for Scrofula or Cankerous HumOrs or Rheu-
No ATTIC Affections. it can not be exceled; and rs
u blood puriler AMI spring medicine it Is Tho
best thing Ihaveeyer used; and have u sed al
most everything. l Can cheerfully recon mend
it to any one IN need OF such u medicine.
Yours resper rtfuAy, .
Mrs. A. A. DINSM0RE,
10 Russell street.
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[coNcLUDED TO MORROW. /

BRAIN FooD.--About forty-seyen thou
sand mackerel were brought into the
New York market one day last week
aud almost completely soiu out at gut.
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At Galveston, Texas, recently, the
grave of deceased druggist was ope ned
and the thumb and forefiager OF the right
hand cut from the corpse. tbs thought
mat IL was the work OF snperstitious me-
sroes. who imagine that there is great
curative power In the right iorednger and
tnumb pl druggist
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Mr.. STEWARDS LEGAcfEs.--The fol-
lowing is copy Of the form Of presen-
tation to the legatees Of the late Alexan-
der Il. Stewart:
80
:: Mrs. Alex. 4. stewart takes great pleas
: ure in recDgni zing the long and faithful
: services Of Mr.. - in the employ of her
lato husband. and presents the inciosed
|: check for dollars, with her best
: wishes. I:
: NEW YORK, May 20, ,76.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Depart Arrive, Arrive
Cintl. Cin't. Deston
New York Ex x......u ,l5A.M. 510P.M. 72OP.SD
New York Ex ..,.... S:50P.M. 5:l5A.M. b:5OA.M
LoUlsyuiLE AND CINCINNATI sHoKT-LINE.
Depot. Trout and kiigour. Time, minutes slow
Louisville Ex daily .B.OaA.M. sN0P.M. 10 :9OA.M
Louisville daily ..... 3:0lPM. R:l5P.G 9:,5t; M
Louisville daily ,... 6:l0P.M 7:-5A.m. i2:4OP. ID
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MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARK KERsB URG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes last,
Grafton Mail ,....... 6s00A.N. 2:30P.BI. es2Df.M
al. tx daily. -. 9:50A.M. 7:I5P.M. SIDA.M
Baltimore Elk d'ly 9.eVp.m. 5:3a.m. 625p.m
BAGTiMoRE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kllgour and Front Time, minutes last.
Baltimore Ex daily 8:OOAM. S:0lP.M. 8.i0AM
SaltImore tGx ....... ;30P.M. 2;5P.M. 6:25p 4
Wheeling Ex 8:8p!m. 5:oOam. n:OJa.m
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syfs EAST 20TiI-ST.-Guc sut of ROOMS,
~ Handsomely ri-.ei; private bat. C'Dstt-. ', WIN
priv table without board rooms .OT GcIioHeu' refer
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oAEFH-ST, ~, WEST.-Fne cool ROOMS,
-, le. with good board. from f6 10 $40 PER
week; peimmeut Transient; spcnald locaiiohi near
II tIis.
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Gi.nllions iOlnic0--Ge.aale5.

y =. y
-
Giin1lions Wan.eo--5eaac5.
! AUNDREss.-Ladics' fue washing, laccs
I nFj I s1o as ro,ag ,S Gyn o pr s T ' 'p " ''N
I AUNDRESS.-By weIl experienced young
- woman eho good family a.n.ls' can ,lie. la.,
polish hfe and 40 up hur garnnis ~ spril5 Sflr ,'
bear inst
2 AU1NDRESS.- By respect Nile woman rs
bl trt = lI-s lunlIe's; flutes a-. polls 's & ad ran
rt.f from lat place Appy At oDDL1s No. lo3 "est
5iti.s'. ANA BrOadnay. "
i AIrNDRFSS, &C-By a strong yOupg wO-
h man ors-cass ednarss rut,s PISS pol .,e-. tcl
ci i0 up al Hlds Of iadies anl iieu. Anir, N"ld
a sast IN cambfr"oi 10 req lra can i.ih'n n.A'e@
uoua9lc c.'y reference. can 20 SIS, 6-lys utts -sL
MAZDA young woman as maid aud scam
'A So & ra 't t % 20 '''r r, IN rn, or ase ,ars =
co,u,ry e Il 70 'o9 Wist iist.'.
SvURSE.-A Protestant woman ~ nurse; can
- OF su infant rou is births Wiling u go {" te
county. 255 West -stb-sL ----
NURSE.--An English woman wants employ
tsraesr as' AZ "a ',i5r i5reade ',. Ii las s2sl
= U8SE. By a Protestant young woman rs
y nns.e. iia sever and bud n cAhdren s Ega5
ID d5 'i %,t a'' u. a;S' 81 1o- '-'' - . - 'a ''',. I
N,URSE.-By a Scotch gid rs nurse; IL capa-
z bic Ine lu c7Ig- cd sI tn'a frn ts birth "a
ety rei.rtlcs. Ca.i i 80 6taaye, near 25d ,t.
H'URSE-By am Eugish Protestant woman rs
n.1' ac h9 m ; G & f Die s 1a o 20 20 80 30 s 5 addtI i
rgcl. ely re4elcs C1 0o seen 90 80 "a " CO.. @otrsi-
room To-. --.-.....-..- ..-.-...
NURSE. SE MISTRESS, and USEFUL GIRL
- By i.r7-. a.tyomf '5'ii giy ~ cohn,,y shs .
.r',. - gilaS AZ ie Ptiil.5iA%f AGE&C9. I5s otaavc,
fo.ua house above i!.s;. -
CEAMSTRESS.-An Euglsh woman, 1S
- ,aIf akng sa4 menaia; Co"ns' wants ensve+e"''
CrAV-TPrSS and NURSE.-A respectable
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NNE block from MadeOu-SQualc, 1l9 i:
~ .31 .t gr fue ROOMS, with OF NItlo l'.T, pen
ucut or Transient. mousse Tti- class; terms mode. To-
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DoGro ano Rooms.
PnlnJH Ennrtennth-st

~ WEST 10TH-ST, between 5th and 9th
)E Elegantly funs cd ROOMS 10 LET, suite
AHgy with ont larIi4 board modern prOvemonts
/ private family references.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

2 AUNDRESS.- BY a respect Nile woman rs
p hrs i-s hunlre,s intes 1s. pohs 's &C. and can
CIlprtus iu nrir- has sup,rnr
rff lat place Apply a. ODGLLs. No lO1 vest
JitUs'. and broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

{NASl!lNG.-A respectable cDioIad woman
WAITS lai1y washing .la iu,. Ld.e s4 g. a =
by week ozan; done iu style C.li o. ad.cs MIs
GEIEFlS, - West 81 Lot.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

4 SUITE Of Rooms and 50 some nj 81, Sm9,i n R93N, 6
"a. the i"m bank d ao u1d,aa, FRI Lo X. j..
Dos ,''.. C,,' ' '-'' ~, ro,pn
/ hpN IAil'' N.J'-I 4t,t ,' -, ~ - l'' n 'ir t
il5},.}s i5Gs. Wg'''. Cal %" A''D''''"'' ' '''''
,,,,,, -,,,,,,,.r, ,7,.,,,,,I ..-,., o. f, ,,-,,
4 Nils. ~ ~ ,il N;ills .',t. Il =, ,,1 im,r m
Il rr,ar i'5i a, '' ca H. iaaf id rsI3
pr week. A dress ABOVE orJoiiN FEfi,Ic cli A@'-
~ ,Io1,>,.,, .1,-yvIT-TF in the moUuf-,inou.
a r.ieo = cornwall. teo hour rom 5,g.,y , c?d 81
iaoa q, jo i,c iii lo e At t d,po. Dy a.afeasas b" o
a NY parties dcsiling iHiOA!'D 10Y tir ., sum d.
,"s 70 ',' sI NJ Tcf Ia,i H. rI. 3D. Green Co.
T.. 9's milk rss.. %[, 'e'"s r,T - r,gn ,
l.t.,y .r0[pDFTs cam be accommod ted
4 ~ nD-I, ,t 1--1 and rr'Ii,y ioca,i.5 IN nntci
&C., "n'5, M ~ & al a. I Ia o a,r, lo e E-,I- o. F,T
'..i ' '' ,r r,i,. 5SiiE Gam. I.lo1u Da,c.cs,
y,0ATD.PS WAErED-Auy one wishing
ia5ri I % ste rly cau tue ,or arcpnwo oI 40
A. I va if p i-'.'' ''., u, , ,, ''.
.n4 ,.sea ~ a,i.a Is Ir Highland Jal,.. Orange CO.. Ny
-..,.,,,, .r.. r r.,
sS w jor , 5lN is"a1 ,., ,,iit v. ,+air,
b.. j., ssi s, ,.ii 6S'' 5o s 81 & 2'"5. 6r au %s ans
a ,'ay r' io-.rs' ST per \" 'k. Address W. "' To- r''
o.. ~. o'4. -, s- -
EbLILLN / J..
- u home for those Vlsfin9 ne i, 'n ral.L
1is ON oa now re fru -cv-' n.k 30 rfafcN.a
.5m-s .ron tho iaaer 1nms roisiat+ lel p.ric.L.s
I0rNTRY BOARD. % minutes 10y Central
= '1.i|."''' g. ~ '''' W
COUNTRY BOARD at Gerry Hill, y. y
= - qsg sronas c.oI shade -ni good table A"''''' Be- "
S''iN-' -
WJN thl iO.atu N OF nrar iin1san
- t ''. '-'3
Ia OF OF i5g .:, pa,i.a.c. p O -osslaud co.. =. y.
IN AL a oaS ;, |,,,y aa. .l
MI H. can, hansy. airs sTOgKMAN, 4,oos poia.st
,,,, I'll. l..r,t,
'1o@ii.l ,,li dd a,a h ads. Nv
mis- ~, iH i'''', ,,'',t- ,-e,' s. RI
' .-.... ,.,,..,,. ,.., Il - .,:,-,,o
CENTENNIAL LoiGlNUN.-Ntirc' IINdte
( bGi=G a,'4 't " 5I"t .'''7 r,ft- No. i5
-.. rtr'' - ..,ut!,I lt.tr,I,,: Jos. s. Hairy, loo
ia .r' ID ,v.Y .Y,gE.
(,1GLTEY BOARD ~ Orange Valley, D.,
..,- q, NV 4. !I.. family. aI l.rr .u1Ioiatr.s
a. - l,r.i,a.c. rte.aucr- rf,n in tAr CIV aUy at
Nrs Hty . LIZ g"as, ~ l-'"'''' '' '''''' go
''.-." --. go
yON @ At ,. a'1'[D AZ rrc. from %,u york. va
o. ,a 'fl,. iir.t s.. Ten u.u5ts from stainl,
r' r.,.i. r,s ,--s. ru rooms, water os,, oa . &c.;
l.r., aTourts -t-lu.0, &C.. ris Ica'o""'.'' Au'''
A1'1a' ro.t once. i-o'-ie' M.
i5ce eirtan q aiuat,i ou br,s,f s.u-os nrv 'iver
.. +, m -l1f Mat-,' ,a.s a,.i from ,Ae doi,to tie
,, el ADD 5s. A. b. E5l 81, IosoG,e. Hed
p.r.
.,, ,,,, ,--,..,,,,,- ~, .I77, g. r-,.i-
H"- -i,,n.s 20 -d ssi a- ura. .ur aua baihng.
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i AUNDRFSS, &C.--By a strong yOupg wO-
n man urs.ca.s leunarss rut, pl.-, r .'e. y "a
au. Up al kid~ ri LADIES anl tfcus ur"tr- ""Ili
IN c.amhfrNoik 20 feQ rd can furnish hurAtep
JDIa5l- cy reference Cal 20 5b. Gt-Ive, utts 5ttL
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

7 AUNDRESS.-L Ladies fine washing, laccs,
frtng curtains &c - p"r pair. done mp By Nine
NAED LIEIZ. $40 roadway. urar lo.hsi
Z AUNDEESS.-Iy wen experienced young
woman aiu j. n good family aruar,s. starch. puu,
roi-h c and up hur earn'uts in superior tle; t3s
i,e ,ty reference. Cal at CAEPEN FE.S, lO' 6tI&ye,
th-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
West 81 Ia.

West Sils.
A HANDSOMELY furnished second FLOOR,
ad pcs ls5 @ Goa FS Gs At o wsi a aos WIN sum
FURNISHED ROOM-With BOARD. in a
ali te uodrrn convenience vii in I've minutes walS Of e
' % Wss1 We Tiaia 4@ds C'H- O''' ' his '
HANDSOMELY furnished ROOMS, entire
d @ Ioo 10 W. w. 9 gt9n' board very 10" price also
DARTIES desiring ROOMS. with or without
boaId, New. York Philadelphia apply at Everett Ia
oraIy 6t Ghavo only places furnishing uno1oie refer
eth and GTH-AVES.. 81 WEST 17TH- ST.
- Desirable ROOMS with BOARD in atamy Of refinement
STH-AYE., 81, first door below l6th-st.,aa
Soard a. rsnscy a. Or 's Teaaty SsSo fere%cd ae n
a WEST 21ST-ST.-Desrable ROOMS with
- BoAhDi uucxcepdonable locality day and transient
T0 WEST 24TII-eT., adjoining the German
- Cub-ElegaItly furnished Rooms 10 LET with or
0IST-ST., 147, WE-T.-Pcasant ROOMS,
q vita reasonable BOARD
sA.t WEST 26TH-ST. - New and Elegantly
@~se Furnished ROOMS, aleo DOCToEs OFFICE: %
goe 81 Jamcs and one block Of Holman and brunswick
sA$ WEST lGIH-ST., near 5th-ave.-A vaIi-
- ety attractive rooms. Win BOARD for nrot class
parties, al Ii od,ralo Tices.
ollTH-ST., 10, WEST.-Fme cool ROOMS,
wccs ~ peIn%shi ssn cr Ga sient spandd ocaoa near
Maids. -sq Iare.
ga WEST 2GTN-ST T.-Niccly furnished suites
sBof fYl families and three s.u lc with
iOtRD location table and attendance very d'sratei terms
moderate.
40 WEST 26TH-ST, nc'r Broadway. Back
: - PANL also the SEC Nd FLOOR 10 ir Win board
t,riis IuodtTato Reference.
HGTII-ST.. POI WEST.-Rchiy furnished
80 sLCg=D FLOOR new lo1n sicne house AZ az '@n1tP. %
private laai y OF adults; tcIIS reasonable.
.EN WEST l4TU-Sr.-ROOMS TO LET,
- stO VIII or without hoard sunmtr lrces
.1EA WEST 34TH-ST.-Lmgc and elegant
-~sst ROOMS 10 g.. with loaT. CT families ad teAtle-
neu and aJo bo@roeTs terms veiJ moderate
fOT ue ssIGMor.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
Gcaro aGo AJJm5.


4 '1.HIIS.lIATS FOR TIE NEN--
= f..- .E. ..ll as tEcEiNED AT Li'H
g. .." ' ..... NH F. trflHAst. r.i. lhit3 .it
..-e.-.. .... .rlc -i tl.I..t ,r ,rr-t, rrt, ~ ~
AC-I +" SAVINGS bahia u.a.lu-, 1p W a' al ie-'i''
4 NEWLY FURNISHED second FLOOR IN
- il.'r .'. F'. r. ..t.i- t-, 10 cl '
s.r q. SINGLE. 90 81 ALIEN o.y. Win reference ~ East
l-thsL. l.al ave
I AAGE or SMALL ROOMS, handsomely
II FJE Nl~ff Il. together ,r ,e.lsfIv: soutern e.
IOs.ie !tlIe baArr .oGe, lr,t cl4ss ue!LhbUrboOd
good AID zeal r,a,aLraa,s SO tl East 9tI-st.
IN WAYERLaY-PLACE near Broadway,
- rout rorius Sll foI two with board; single
:. Md - ransrnt people - pel day. Iabie board, 81
y WEST TH-ST.-ROOMS to LET, with
- "a without board; references given aud required
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

w - I-''i-N ~ ~
WILL BE OPEN JUNE s.
Rates ~ 30 aud 81 per day Special arrangements made
with families ly thc week
Aa.rcss GoOu-I Sill BROS, West Point y ).
VNRS. WAL Err MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Wcr-
l.. hid. l.i. r'-drs a Aml.cs croa,'.s .eat iree
&" "NANFORrH FABM," a romantic siuaItion,
10 Z, ,IIls aoai table iae drives. lis r-. iHtfe
' Icss idr a' IS ,S js,H Ell DHSFSafii Iya-saoro Mas
N.ANUOElA HOUSE, near Profile itoH'c,
& Mn Mountains rrsi.,i4ss DO ttD, - Hrr day Lont
'ae'e'e s-na o' e''a nfs, "a IS r'lsl z r.:lr,r.
I,LENWOOD HOUSE-Dclawarc Water Gap,
~ onoe County, '"u B. ,gI ,g e. ,, ,r lr,oe,or
Ii 'Gi.''l 6ia nv ',-' Trs ur rom water Cap high
Fo' s''s a '''.-'a'i "a io9 51EG.i i sroua,snrr Penn
KINGS HOTEL, AmiHvile, !. l. ,...,,...
hA Ti. well ,uoan a"use Is "sn o. s1r'is ~ 'o'a,''
GnI. So I'd ea Doe Great south Eas. reri'cty ca't1y
.@'. .a & G5.' y. SUI 'D ' sun IT, e. ISG s6%. r.oin.or
MRS; F.: 4, EAY%oR will vii. open G }.ol III . l, Us
Aily ai Eo IS aost 5iss, aovl o.s at utus uo-s-
EFHS. NJ. b. SUMNER No. - East 3j:h-s'.,
is uoa oir aad ,.i Ialc. rn, aii' 'u. on ,t!
moo, r.t. o. as he hogrr D.. o. A'it G l, r o., III l
.i +.s ~. So,ia5s, " Wo,nc,a.y, AID Frays %
aGor,,s heI o., ..t-er i,.cr.
NORWOOD HOUSE, No,wood, n. J9 20
- ul wn Ne.f fo.a-onr .ul.'-. LIZ .l, ,P. 49,. ..'
Apil, J. o. E4llH .npi,"E
nUR HOME HYGIENE INSTITUTE
DINsvuLE, LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEwYoEK'
Is Che IE aud @ nos M 'S': 9S . I' 15a S "Sq S'.i
srrus u.l, el,iscl, 3D., sanitary methods AID meas
~ ,ls ui i rs thorough d.alas rlr food, .he
Wai y. ,lc sc gjlc Jat ~ u,tlea tn'y are "ors
oic.rs .i,is aina.c ,aoru5 iau af rrtesI I,frgncr
~.L b. scat alb 40 -. ""o ss@ t,r u7nL . ,,,,,
JAz1ffs' T. T.. '.J.9,1'Ss5N.
EDRO rECT HOUSE, Bethlehem. Wmte Mum
iau.. - D. Ah- cent mount DO ' 'il, 't
weak Gro. 81" f'iii.idfa'
DAyILION HOUSE. RIVERSIDE, y. j.,
ly Trains. ,.o.ai iar 'at, large i!y rom,
t. 81 Also ,inso. cottage reut ior Ae ason so
DRlNCE EDWARD ISLAND SUMMER RE
- ,i ii . 6,IriiIy F,l caln.,;,d Iy 'erry
scer. ~sabahus, t.nne ,uIe AIR. o} s'f> 'o'srS' ''
S g. ''-'' Terms e ''' "j j. L. 'hoiSiiS. iropno'or
p,CHFIELD SPRINGS.-Spring House, open
IA is Jae S5 to 4is ilcaaiisin and s'ui cNieL
I4.Ie,I.tea cif, u.-F zee
CEASIDE BOARD-At farm-house, at rca- rcsa-
y -Ou4Dr I.tes; excellent JItlls nsiI - ,ilAs &c Al
dress .. NoJLLll Southampton, Ions is.ui.
GURF HOUSE. Ocean Beach. y. J.-EnlaIeed
- ~Isea, -JJ feet rIu ocean "g Juhe @a "I'
c.ass aGily lnIsc. Address T. o. CuN"f.h
GUNNER VACATION IN Berkshire, at Ma
- rspo.d Hal Iitt -lr. Mass Region o. rare atlh-
tons Cpea gucs,s May l. Terms moderate AGIItsS L.
r. CAEILG
CCUO0LEY~ MOUNTAIN SUMNER RESORT
- ou.rI f, r,-f- y l. "a ai rates Large
pIouuds s e sLair r sdeut plrsciaIL Jews not nlte
Send circulars. l. II. HUNT, scLO0Ley lot1.a-n =, =
rI,HE WEST POINT HOTEL,
VEST POINT y. I.
Omen throughout the year. only hotel on the Military
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