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q Slenm5oat Musa.-D

Steamboat Muss.-During the passage
nm Of the steamer Convoy, on the Fourth, a
DIRK hand on the boat struck "a young man who
r,s with the excursion. For thus the deck
hand was promptly discharged, and some of his
npss,pates taking umbrage and complaining
shared the same fate. Az the first landing place
four Of the hands were put ashore, and theiboat
I,i1 some time at Welsburg waiting for passen-
o.rs When the boat arrived at the 2Steoben-
vile landing the four discharged hands had
collected crowd, and when the. officers came
ashore they were attacked. Our usually, peace
able friend, Mr.. Doyle, was the great object of
their enu,ty, and though when attacked he.
jumped around right spry for small, man. :he
stood poor chance against snch odds, and was
knocked Gown about as often as he attempted
TO knock down any one else. Tue fight became
general at last, nearly every person present
taking hand and playing it out in the most
vigorous and approved style. The officers, in
defending themselves, did just what they could
not help doing, though they regret having been
compelled to engage in an entertainment Of the
sort, especially on the 4th of Jnly.
------i,os 49, 800 ~
~ Close Of The 7Aeqtre-on the evening
Of the 4th the largest audience that ever attend.
ed theatrical exhibition-in this city. assembled.
at the Athenaeum to witness the performance of
the Virginia Ranger, which was put through
with great success and amid the most enthusi-
,stic applause. Last night Mons. Charles Henri.
the manager, took benefit and the establish
ment closed for the present season, more favor
ably to Mr.. c. than to any of his Eve or six
predecessors, which is good evidence of his
energy and judcious management. The COM
pany go from here to Stcubenyillo; thence to
Toledo, Ohio, Mons Henri as far as We are
able to learn has met all his liabilities promptly
and hOnorably and he has thus succeeded in "a
measure in redeeming the rather ambiguous
reputation which. those who have gone before
left behind He designs to reopen the Athe-
nRum next fall and has already arranged to
have it FURNISHED up and decorated in a superb
or style He will doubtless be warmly welcom-
ed upon his return.
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Tr11staa,s Sala

LTuSG66'S Sale.
virtue of deed Of trust, executed by Thomas Gooch
dated the sth day Of March, 1855 and recorded in
9,ndersgpsd will the 18th day of july 1889 at ront
Liberty Ohio county, Va sell at public sale, following
property, mentioned in the said deed trust Two
PhTeshtnE Machines four horse Wagon one two
horse wagon. Terms of sale, Cash.
je2I MASON NJ. DUNLAP Trustee, (
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ST. Louis, June 5.--The convention at Lame
silla, Arizona, on June 10Th, nominated Sylves-
ter Mowry for Congress by exclamation.
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CLEVELAND, July GA sail boat. containing
% persons, capsized on Clear Lake, Ind, on the
4th. Sixteen persons were drowned. Names
dren
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" EOOEHDED REPORT,
KEARSLEY HOUSE, FAIRMoHr !
sa June 2Sth, 1889 ( +
Y some means other unknown to me it has been cir.
cuated in Wheeling and elsewhere that my Hotel is
Permit me through the columns your paper
correct this unfounded report and travelling
pubic that they will be accommodated usual and at ali
hours, at this establishment. Respectfully,
ly4-Sm JOHN KEARSLEY,
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G. u. SpIFEI.-

NEunufncturer of TIN q sheet kron war.
AND DEALER IN
HOUsEFURNISH1NG HARDWARE.
III As on hand very large assOrtmentof Hous.furnsh
ing Goods, part Of his stock consisting of fine lot
OF lined with porcelain; Wait
Isaeansters, MaSsers patent minute Freezer, Old
pots Bird cages, Cutlery, Britannia and
Kettles, &C. N-'' " e' brass
He requests of his customers the public generally
to his Water coolers patent
sls o the best coffee and soon viii saving
featured Tin Ware wholesale aud retail Any srt,c not
on wl ne made to order the shortest notice and az
ES FRUIT CANS ALRAIS ON H4ND.
ihose III want OF housekeeping Goods, do well to call
on hii his articles are too mention hose
who call will find most every article for fitting out ne
my2s-d 6m No. 173 Main al WbesIIin, w.
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I5OCyA 10 M1Al'TTElRS.

m-Tsn Giants ResE.-The 1ntelliqsncsy is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the city
- ueighborhood at ten cents q week. 81
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=SNuNDRIES-Un consignment
~ so Boxes Julius J. Woods Pearl Starch. !,
rs % Cincinnati German Soap,
30 0leine Soap, ShIllito's brand-ExtrM. y
5I f" Family soap-Louisvile manufactute
25 Boxes Ext. Logwooi. 5Es+zs.
The above goods Will be sold very low to close
my8l ]. A. METOALF, &c Main st.
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HARrgonp, COM. July Factory No. 2, of
the Eagle Lock Company at Ferriville, Conn,
was DESTROYED by FIRE yesterday.
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WAsnNeroS, June 5.-There is such infor-
nation in Washington as warrants the belief
that the recent change of;the British ministry
will not effect the present positions of Her
Majesty's representatives, abroad, with the ex-
ception, perhaps, of Lord Cowley at Paris.
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Troy, n. Y. July 5.-The Daily Wtiq
learns from Mr.. eager, one ofsthe passeSgess by
the Atlantic, who arrived in Troy this morning.
tha fnlIntr itrr mr. II 80 - e.
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Valises! Valises! Valises!
NY one In want Of the above well to Civ,
"A me call before purchasing elsewhere ash have III.
largest and best assortment that ever offered in thu
city OF Wheeling At No. 165 Main Alley.
iS20-8W zCHAS.g MORGAN
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4le0iraI.


I2SO Twelve years ago the success of sew
ICCOs ersl medical gentlemen In curing diss.ss up'.
principles in sceora.nee with great natural laws induced their
eSab hme incorporated institution under vet Of ths
Lei ssture BY the title Of THE GRkEFESBERG COMPANY
W hEWfORK The continued Of their r-nedtsss
and he firm hold they have gained pnbs eon6dsne has
fully justified the conferred upon the ssoelaon By legs
:ye ensctoent they have 20 feel great pds il
eomparg the success with medical ssieies also cbsrtsssd
By pobhc s1hon.y Unsolicited testimony from public ssA
private Individuals and eommendstoy notice. in sssg
public journals bear witness the medical skill and high pss'
soma character Of the sentsmen connected With the fus'
thus assuring iAe pubic that among the unworthy sdves
ssers Of the dag, THE GRAEyENBER0 CoAPASY b" svss
been aud will be reliable and Trustworthy medium for u
resorsion Of health the afflicted and ~ who sudshsG
nay address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine sdoptsd iris Iase-
tuition are ucidy sss forsh THE GRARyENBIRG MANU-
AL or HEALTH invanabIs medical work. psbEsbsd 10
family use therefore sod the nominal price Of o ess
for which Is mailed iee any part ofths county
The health Of Amsicss women dsea>s Of children, sn1 -
obscure and chronic complaints well the esnne
diseases incident this country have received the ssnss
Institution and 10 enourh tnst they have provss
themselves folly copen. for the great which IL pnhe
have confdetsa their skin.
The columns Of The rKIEgSs and other Journals v9
ample sony regadrs their remsdies sid resdsn -
referred 10 them for particulars.
ANY further b. obtained by sdSresns -
si attendant Of The Institution letters sdAes4
to JOSHUA r. BADGE n D.. Secretary G,a.fes1~s o.
Sesy Ne - Paykror Ssr- York viii receive I'm msdisss -
sdversesnts previous Of this paper Oil Insure -
receipt Of proper remedies BY the k e1pes@ lie may ace -
personally consulted n the Oos Of 10 Issason, Me- IsA-
rov Nsv.Yosk
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der,ignsd have b.sn successful M.ruistureu Of Piano.
Fstss fo than thryye danos which period they
tAer instruments tho frat artists and musicians In t3e
oeootiy, and well from private individuals aud families
The Pianos have also received the hst premium at Almost
even where icy been eshlbed aud is but just
u that Instruments have ssn.d more deserved rp
sooc reliable msoshp sud hssh given better
safsten to pnrcha.su But sfer careful aud r-sed .1
annsoBs Of be PsDoForte Invented and patented by Mr.
Dhsss (snd called he Wallace rsno" we have become thor.
snshy convinced that his the true principle for strcins
pObc and .aper.ede very de-
TO snJ reGetus mind witch h. at all considered .coustc
II cannot fail bring conviction Of once The difference De
OF violin up sides front back, many lines the
proper thtss aud large portion Of the inside space oece
en6o graceful form Of that beautiful instrument int.
principle upon ~bioh the violin Is made effectively carried
power and Ito ooe - certainly sapsrior
l. III Pianos have sosn Instead Of depending
upor the case portion OF the wood work. for strength
the entire ,trsn OF strings Is sustained by an iron frame
work plate 30 bsoed " give the Srcsest rensa WIN
the smallest of and draws asaus. ITSELF and
beng In one united piece OF on cannot posoy eNe o...
The and upper aud lower sounding soaas form complete
yibtutrG shell which not only double the spse Tor
sounding chsss and vastly ucreased volume ana depth OF
tone but the Instrument tar more sensitive ~ sound
and csrresIs ndiOg ly norc sympathetic. .
Tbess have induced ~ oloso our Mandatory Ana
sur enss and the public res1y that
no speculative ip soal idea anything shot Of plainly
dsnnssed CERTAINTY woud induce US 70 evs up reliable
and suooessl Of nearly forty sandns Such We
have done end entered with the Messs
Drugs for the exclusive sale Of PanoFoes made by them
Our sooi Of asoned Materials, together with vsou. Ma
chimes oonvennees for making the beet and most reliable
work turned them, aud most skiai work
men, Of whom have been with than thirty years,
of them from fifteen 70 twenty years viii also ada their
experience and skill insure the highest mechanical Peecon
IN these instruments
In view of the increasing for music and the require
euts of oil the late publications OF hrstss oomposer none
Of the instruments will be made of less compass than
skvIN ocTAvgs The prices Of the square Pianos will
from $50 10 seoO The Bohord Pianos ior what usual
termed Semi 0r.ndl will range from $500 TO $50 ana nu
Gss % s g s w. .s sS s .bs o to I'D US
Cottage Pianos tins List IN the course Of few months
cbase respectfully invited 10 call ana examine toese
No $50 Broadway corner rAIk
pa a. also at No $67 Broome At corner Gesns-st
New York. January |. 1852 VIM HALL sun.
Wn HALL
JAMES HALL.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ wiSTTR ARRAsGEMENr
yorALBANy and TROY. Vss ~
Or .ud MONDAY Dec. O. les Trails VIZ iesvs -
a.. Sew-York, 80 follows;
B.xn q. IN FOR Whfs fiAnh
$50 8. m. For Wiliiamsbrdss.
1000 q IA. NAL train ot Abaay
lisa a m. for White PanA
$50 D. IN. For Willi.nsbfidss-
500 .. IN. Voc Mllrrten
$50 o. m. .Exprass for Albany
m ru. vt f.ls
800 o m, 70! White Plains.
6:l5 O. M. FOR White Plaios ucn " NE ~ Ceaue~
$50 .. IN For Wil.iAmsbrtiSe.
RErvssIsc-Wip lesvs
500 A. IN. Whit PlApsL
$50 q M. Wiisnsbrdss
T.ogA ~. .Cruton Fsus-
7:ooa m..MIl-uon.
7:Z0a White PAl4s.
s:l5a m. Mail train fof Albany.
1880 q M. Willsmsbrdss
1850 .. M. Whit. Plxins.
SEQ D. m. White Pisins.
$50 p m.,Albsny fSrree-
See D. U. william shdse
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ITO BOSTON TRAvELERS-COaF and
sAFETY-The public inSorrnsc that tbs Oh Colony
srd Fall River Railroad Company have aeb % Tire psssl
sercsrs Of their rad C2EANEKs PATENT BRAKE OPt
kArOR ras invention sesiy In many Of tbs bea
Anasyd ida o si country promotes. degree q security
~, ans ~tont kzlrosd Hanassrs vhs
tesrs avail themselves Of Improvement for ns SAFETY
Of e requested 20 examine t, Every days oos-vsot
proves that tbs aopoaion Of The braces
had snile 10 good - Tor ordinary
vsl1e IA TIE presence Of sanger ra Company vii for
these dshinss for eli the Of any rosc aad warrant ths
% knsver ne purpose, OF no sals.
o. g. Z. r. CAR BRAKE CO.
". C. CRkAskl, Secretary,
No 3 at. r.
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6teamboats and Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTE. SOUTH,
i EAST WEST. shoud buy before sta ring APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Pics Is csSis. The ci-a,
In which the THROUGH ROUTE APPS ds-
hLe.tsd, enables the traveller 10 ct games HOW HE
SHALL TRAVEL he will save mAny dollar BY securing
copy. d. APPLETON Co., flbishen
Nos So and 2ta RrosnWsH.
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Uater Cure.

nR. L. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
~ and Gymnasium, No. ITO B!esckers., New York.
Treatment With without board.
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n YIN Kali hAlLROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Con1eet ng New smp,on with the Deawus Lucka-
wanna ID Westen Railroad, and Eaton with tas Lshtxh
Valley Railroad
bALL ARRANGEMENT, commanding October T. Isss-
lSsye fsrt for kstoa and tatsned. pses from Pier
No Sorta River At Il N, sd p u for souaer.
u1s b. above trains and o. D.
The above aiIs Elizabeth with tr,ns on he New.
ye-y Railroad which leave from foo Of Co1rt.
Aneis-, a. y and u "a, And ane p. u
fassenEers for the Delaware,
fosd VII Leave Only For L<hIa Valley RAiirosd 4.
. L. and u n JOHN o. sTERNs. suo-rint~ndent
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD Dec
II p lsSs, tie Trains viii leave CasmAens s,a,io
ioSovs; Express Trsins q and Sis aad 40 D. N
Albany HAL rain az IL 10 for Pousukeeos- r.
and L for DoeSs Ferry, 40 m for Sing sing 80
r n Tor rer.,tu p q TIE PSughkeeps-, PyeE.Krl,
.a.sSs: Chamber. C.aa Christopher .na slss:.
r,ns isr sev fofk leave Troy ~ SOS and and
s:lo and 51 and Albany about IS minutes later, On
eunoeJsG p ~ A y. SMITH. Superintendent.
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WIN. J. STITT has this day associated with
w him GEORGE saE RRILL. and will coaioust the coz
FFE, SPICE az GENERAL MILLING builess. n tho
Kickeroocier Nils No j9 Washingonst under the style
brIn Of WIN J. 5riTr Co.
kewYOrk, Jan. |, 1883.
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fT'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINCi-
III TON kor RAsTnH nd PROV ~ HCE --L.L.-A Re,.~

rT'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONINC-
i TON. for BOSTON and PROvIOESCE-Illsnd Ro1.s
the shortest and most direct carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers COMMODORE, Captain Joel Stone, and
CNASDERBiLr, Capt w II Frsz-r Ia connection With
sIONIsCTOS ard PROVIDENCE and SO5TON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS lesviaI NevYoTk daily (5rn
esy, eHcep;sd from Pier No North River 6rs. whs
bsi'eTy psce, a. O'Clock and Sonnzton $50
% the Griva a he Nal Train WHICH leaves Boston q
6;lo p
TIE VANDERBILT, from New Yorh, Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday from ssoaiEg;oI THesday Thursday aud Ssar.J
Tie COMMODORE, froc Ne~.YorE, T9s.iny, Thur
& and sa;aeAJ; from ss0ninson hoaeay wednesday and
PaSepse7 proceed on soniDson Per railroad 10 Prov
sence and Bostou IN the Express Mail r1.a reaching sad
ses advance o! those By other routes 10
ioT al TIE early morning hrss Nortd AL ssx
Ps,snsc thai prefer reusn board steamer snoy
rsGt, zee. undagrbed, seshfas. desired ssonns
ION 10 the m train.
t,fe from Providence 20 Newport Fly Cent?.
hzfsseua Accompanies he steamer arl trar throusk
way.
ssser or a. he Feigt Odoe, Pss No Sorh River o. a
tie osc- No. 10 Bs,tery-oLse J.p 4 lsya
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIVER-The speadid and peror
BAY STATE Gag. Jevet leaves Now York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY q. 4oclock ?. m,
aod tie EMPIRE sTArE, Cay. Brsyton AOSbAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY s,4 O'Clock In. from Pier No
SER.
Hereafter win be REGARDED secured .ny sppI.
until n. sosl have been paid sor.
FEet 10 Boson forwarded through with ,r-s. dspsh BY
IL press Hr-,sh. Tain.
wN BORDES, Agent, Nos 70 ant n wea,r.
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INTEREST on CITY STOCkS.-The INTER
gsr On tie stcks the Corporation # the City NJ
IorE Due sud pay@o. sebru.ry 29 gill b pad TIA;
CAV b, STOUT Chan eeIsn o. ne city a. the Shoe
400 Lea her Bark + BTosdssy I'D Cssmbsrs--
The intees. To- per cent Cscal P.rk A-f'n-- Fa
stoct Of ,59 sH b. made up 20 Pebrua-y s. 1873 The te
fred ~ law for ite redemption Of sail stock.
re .u,ef Boks MI BE- coseS Tuesday Js-usy H. 1889.
ROBERT r. HtWs C9utrsnsr.
FINANCE Department. Controllers 0ce New York, January
(, 1893.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O.
~ and after MONDAY, Nov e. 1874 sno uns farther assi,s
',s,enser Trains vii leave pieS foot d pianst - 'sss
DUNKrRk EXPRESS at II. for puutirt ana pe,ssasaa
NAIL WEST at m tOr Duntirh Sd Buffalo. and a4ss.
RoCxLsND PASSENGER at p N. fren zoo. murray -,
via Pierpont for suferns aud int-rnediass sstieuA
WAY PAssENGLR at Ssop. a. for so~bassh, fsss -
NIGHT ExrREss 50 , n. for Dunths and B~sAh.
saiaessT asp N, for Duniirt and sus., .aA s.,ss.
ns wa h oa. Tsir nm a,il, sp,s.,, ..,s,ssa
fss.s Enps.. Train. ooas.St q. Enl. ita tn. EA~ -
csnaDdsEus Railroad for riasars Pail. Bnsssaso. VA
hs s Sy,s s s s s%a .ns a G ss
s. saa.G ..s N,'. '1. 4 oT R.,d ss1d .s =: De-
gu,o Dunhirs With the Lake shor, Railroad r Csvs
and '''Hn-a Toledo 0' Gass Shs; a5 * r,..a
NEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN ls5s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ls1
Commencing November a, lS&.
Passenger station IN Nswyors, a'tst .,a Ahss.
'.'n'' % TiAIss LEAVE NEw.YoRk
FOR EewHsven, 8A m. (exli l3:5, ass. fex) 9U ~
=: "a IS, e., sH sSa n.s :lsl gs. H. .s .
:s y %,;fs rs Il; IS. 81 So 70 =
rem AID GIeeuvieb m i1;t5, s:i5, $50 $50 p m Fog
Dor Chester and L.ssrmsd.s st.soa. iats ssN
49, '''" ''~P C CONNECTING TRAINS.
Vi, Hartford. sasp M sa Sog a.o .as s% sprnsss
s.5s.s 2 hsn.F,. .ei 70. c, VA k.is:A !.
snd NeSLon9On Railroad. 81. and 5 m, For House
tortc Railroad, An FOR NsngstDok Railroad, ~ 80
p m yor Dsubufy Norwslk Rsitoel, a. sts , ..
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA And too SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY.-M.l and Express tnes leave Hex.York 1t and II
m. aud and q. fare 81 Through Tickets sold fof N
enns and the West and for Baltimore Wssnnskon Nonotk,
b, and throusa tssa.s checked % Warrington IN 81
gp trains. J. W. WOODBURY. Assistant superiptsndenA
No oszssss viii be received fr any 1es delivered aaA
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NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
~ bOSrON via NkV-YORK Ard NZW-HAvEN NEW
LONDON, sT0nIN0rON, PROVIDENCE sad 30 sTON
kAlLkosDs-On and sfer Dec 80 .rs,s viii
MA n, knd arrive in Prov deoee $50 aad Boston
IA. RICHAe0 n. DoWD, sapssi4sss:eaI
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PROPOSALS for CENTRAL PARK FUND
III STOCK OF the CITY % NEW YORS-sRALED Pr
PosALs received the co1oil.r' ofo-. Ne Hal
Re- orca un, FrissJ. February l. lsp q Oe-ck p N
WIN tie al &c Pssely n,s =; 80 ~s2v ., az
rsIt of BE amount q T-BsE HI spkEo SEVENTH
IaREE THOUSAND roua HI NDksD DJLLARs q Ssn-
IA Park Yurc sock q tie City Of W 1rf sD-orr-d o
an act Il u. L~xure Of u. STAT sE.-s Al e.: - Att
t5e mar tie CIV % se.Tork ~ avrz oIt thereon bic
rlsce ara 70 n. ;akiss Of th- ssee pzsei JAY
r. iss 1ea February Is i5 iof By al oranAnos
of.e Ccmms1 Ceurc approved BY tas MAYOR December -
lt53
Is. ,.d eI viii corss. Of three ttol,sni hzndr-d
aue hr-, our ,aGre 4 hundred dollars each SHARE e-
rE iu..rss: Al o. - pr cent T-r ZnniI PsyAt
sssrer y-ay AID PINCH edeeEsee On the ti asJ Of
T- prorolI VII TIE number q shares desired Ani ;a-
r. - snare the ps-s whose 7rop.s are Accerri VIII
b. rrorec - trv9 vim ~ Ch.mrsn % the c-J ~ 'l
an ooTe1td b bid tor-tnl -;a tae premium II
spy th-.on sua Teeutu. the r-osq q ~ Cas1 pf,
70 y. Corr1er vii b. eGted 70 receive e--tf 80 ~
~. p.r ..1e q The Elber Of shares esrryE ress ION
tie o.te o. the deposit
Ys1D Dr. position snous b. ssled and ndors-i Poo
r.ss fer Cer.i Park szLt Sok AID tie proposal tnns
and PIT II serond e-Vso2r t-t-i ali L.
reced R,bsr. T. Hsps Controller, No BAL Of Records,
N-uYoTt"
The nut &. reserved ii. p.-t Of The CoasIo Ter % reec
sp7 OF al OF the bid, Il grsdered pr3;ec, pro
rao.s ths ilie!s.s Of The city, m, =.
D-tr-ert OF FaA-ce Con-or-r's Ofre New Foit, Jsla
sv l. lGs. HUBERT hA"S 19n'roI-ef
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TO IRON MASTERS. CAPITALISTS and


sPECULATORS-ioHer for sse as Agent for the owners
fsvers ooBtsoou' rs q land containing in =. over 100
from Cumberland Nd aad known 10 tie rePos Of the STATE
G,ologst as the Southampton Coz. Bnin-" $500
TLe,e an6 0ru tie trough bet the Svsss SIC Lizzie
Aerhsh) MOultsns and undertake With = coct yrins
Of sure Bt1minous Coal The upper vein Is to 5e: % OK
feet: also veins OF Iron
ore various qualities which mip-d With
Cot Lime ia abundant the property snt The cee
bTaisd Fire Clay svoaby in rs United states anc
Europe through the estate so be raised from ~
number Iron Nrn have been well opened The largest
Of whiob, being The lowest feet hek sad contains
than - per centum Of Iron.
TIE Col been opened and the tunnels tim
bered
Railroad has been oorstruoted competing the rres vrh
Cumberland be s.nt .,stwsd by the ri.
road ~ canal westward By rsi,"sd the Ohio River
The csh outlay upon this rrop~S exceeded t2oooe
dep- Of the original OF the land for which there
new Steam Engine Of 10 horse power machinery
Railroad 4 miles long, Tram Rods M Of Coal
and Iron opened % 81 GOOD ho1se, for mnerS
residences &C. lucinet Plane 70 he Ore I'd Goal
the ness Of tie fuIuse large number OF Cars, Mnen
In he center IT the property ne thriving village Of weers
befr Is suff. which would BE- psce of importance
.vs operations we're carried the Mines sud Furnace,
and ia Behaved that from the ae OF Town ' alone the cost
efthe Whole Prope ~ could be realized m lsw years
1t the Indictment practical and scientific that there
,uhcency Ore supply 10 OF " ss OF the largest
ers snd BE- sde here cheaper than otaer
place In the United States ell the veins BY their dip draining
ths properly was under charge expeens ed Yur
the b. PIG Iron could doubtless be produced 81 sia
per tun or less
ale opportunity offered; the owners hsye neither
the intimate kDow,dge requisite experience IN the business,
ersseed in other occupations who prevent thsr
irving IL the necessary attention dssrons sell the
whole prop-Ity interest Ia it, Il purchased 81
ooupe;ert parties. .
sacrifice viii be submitted TO " early application b
made 20 . bp"hhU III. :, sDbcN',.,
No. South Csyer.st Hala mere, Nd
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, No. I Third
NI avenue. corner Of Seventh streetDeppss made
before h OF January viii bear interest from lst JAraAfy
~ the per ecu, u 500 and under, aud
or cent on lsrgef Bank open daily from 70
p M on Wed. GO dsy and Saturday evenings from 10
s'eloCk. THOMAS u. sTiLLNAS, PTedasnt
CIV CIV E sse.; }viOs-rr.s.1.nt.
IsAac 6MtrH
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DEDENPTION OF CENTRAL PARK AS
II sFssaRXT FJ-sD STOCK Of ISis.-Ts. o--
C-n-I, P.I. A..es>; Pul- s.oct payable February lN
viii h. md 20 peTsous legally horzd 20 Tc-ve rs
on -. CAY, a. tie Couroers OEce No Hs %, Record.
p 2 the surrender o. the osrrIhcst>s-
Ireres. OF ssi5 stock Will sno Ser TIA. day
ROBEhr r. h Avs, Controller.
finance Department, CoaiFsler od,e, Sew.YOIt JlalarJ
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