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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MATTHEW CRAIG, Assignee, etc, VS.. JOHN MCLEAN
and SARAH, his wife, District COURT. Levan Facias
March I erm, 1870, No. 16O
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report dstrbu
tion of the fund in Court derived from Sherifs sale
under the above entitled writ Of
All that certain lot piece of ground with the improve
ments thereon erected situate hewes side of
street. in the Seventeenth ward of the City of Phadel
pha $50 feet north from Master street, thence norhward
along American street 70 feet thence westward right
angles to American street 81 feet ia inches thence
ward at right angles to Cadwalader street 81 7
inches to said Cadwaader street, thence southwardy
along the 70 feet thence eastward right angles
thereto 4 feet IL inches and thence further eastward
at right angles to American street 48 feet IL inches
ginning.
Subject to groundrent of $432
Will attend to the duties of his appointment upon
WEDNESDAY,, May II, 1870 at 80 o'clock p. M. at his
Office, No. 5ls WALNUT Street, said city, when and
where all persons interested required to make their
claims before the Auditor or be debarred from coming
upon said fund. E. O. MITCHELL,
AZ lot Auditor
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Correspondence of The Epening telegraph
EASTON IL McMAHON'S BULLETIN.


EAsTON McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, May flight barges leave In
va Hbemare, with empty barrels e' for Philadelphia.
Alex. Toms, with empty barrels for Philadelphia.
". D. Dunlap, with empty barrels, for Philadelphia
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, May THE follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
J. L. vorhees, 4. Campbell, Mary Dunn. Black
ern, and J. C. Rosbach, ali with coal for New York
Mich. Childs, with coal, for Bridgeton. L. S. G.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Tqscarora, Rowland, cleared at Mobile Sd
1904, ,05S pounds, and valued at S409, ,06l'26
Steamship wyoming, Teal for Philadelphia, cleared
steamship Aries Wiley, hence, at Boston 9Th inst.
Bark DIANA Seigener, hence, at Genoa 2lst ult.
Brig B. Inginac, Austin, for Philadelphia sailed
Brig M. 9: Haskell, Haskell, hence, was loading at
Trinicad 9th ult.
Brig Ida M. Comery, Norden, hence, at Trinidad
23d ult. via st. Thomas.
Brig Hattie, Grant, sailed from Cardenas 27th ult
for north OF Hatteras.
Brig G. v Williams, Thompson, was loading at
Trinidad 27th ult.
to sea from Delaware Breakwater 7th inst.
Brig Raven Leighton, at Portland 9th inst. from
Cardenas-was reported bound TO Philadelphia.
Schr Abbe, Davis, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schr Eclipse, Hopkins, from New Haven for Phila-
delpha, at New York 9th inst.
Schrs Sarah Bruen, Fisher, and Emma B. Shaw,
Shaw, for Philadelphia, were loading at Wilmington,
schr Harry Lee Barrett, Tor Philadelphia, cleared
at Wilmington N. c., 5th lnst with shingles.
Schr Rebeccs, SecOr, hence, at Richmond 9th inst.
Schr Niagara Townsend hence, at Mobile I'd inst.
Schr Brandywine, Adams, hence, at Newport 4th
instant
Schr Lizzie Batcheder, English, hence, at Trinidad
23d ult. via Barbados. g
Schr H. s. MARROW, Wines, hence, at Trinidad 2Sd
utimo.
Schr John S. Detwiller, Adams, hence at Boston
9th inst
Schr Elizabeth Magee, Smith, hence, at Holmes
Hole 4th nst and sailed for Boston.
Schr Walton Hunter, hence, at Gardiner 9th nit.
Schr Lena Hunter Perry hence, at Portsmouth
Sd inst
inst for Philadelphia
Schr Ruth Shaw, Shaw, hence, and l.. Blew Buck
aleW from Hallowell for Philadelphia, at Holmes
Hole A. NJ, 5th inst. The Ruth shaw sailed again
In the afternoon.
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes, hence at Fall River
4th inst. -
RR No. Al, smith, sailed from Pawtucket, 9th inst,
| for Philadelphia
| son: j. Ii. Moore, Aickerson; j. Wilson, ConnellV;
| Elizabeth Magee, Smith; and b. w. Godfrey, Dlks
| hence at Boston, 9th inst.
Schr Mary Stowe, Rankin, cleared at Biddeford 1st
| inst for philadelphia.
| Schr Path way. Haley henoC, at Salem, 9th inst.
! schr Adelia Trudel, Hatch, from ProVinc hoWn
via Horizons Point, lel PolalelpAla, passed II III
J Gate, 9th inst
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They wbitewashed him so that he scarcely
knew hia,self, and posted him off to Russia, the
exile of dilapidated politicians, as a compliment
to the Cars friendship. En- route he stopped
in Paris, and, lettering along the Boulevards,
discovered Slidell standing at a window. He
rushed up, seized him by the hand, and gushed
into Pennsylvania enthusiasm over his old
friend before Slidell had time to recover equa-
nimity and to turn coldly from this ''audacious
intrusion" as he called IL. OF course Simons
memory will be defective in this little souvenir.
II is only fresh where Revels is concerned, who,
1t is only just to say, is the better man of the
two in all that constitutes true manhood.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

1s
Steamer c. Comstock, Drake, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird & Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. M. Baird IL Co.
Norw. bark Schamyl, Lorensen, 81 days from
Cette, with wine and lead to Walden, K9hn Co.
vessel to L. Westergaard d Co.
Bark Isaac r. Davis, Hand, 16 days from Zaza.
Left schr e. & L. Cordery, for New York, to sail I'd
May. Sd inst, south OF Hatteras, experienced very
heavy weather with high sea. sth ult, the out
ward passage lat. 81, long. 67, passed abandoned
schr John G. Baxter before reported, with manmast
lying on deck; boom and gatr alongside, and fore
mast standing.
Bark Sam Sheppard, Evans, Is days from Cienfue-
gos, with sugar to Geo. G. Carson & Co.
Brig Eliza McNeill, Small, days from Sagua, with
sugar to s. d w. Welsh.
Schr Webster Bernard, Smith, days from ST.
Johns, p. r., with sugar and molasses to John
Mason Co.-vessel to LennoX IL Burgess.
Schr L. Sturtevant, Cruise, days from Charleston
with lumber TO j. r. Sank * Co.-vessel to LennoX
d Burgess.
Schr Maggie Chadwick, Gay, days from Boston,
with ice to Penn Ice Co.
Schr Four Sisters, Laws, day from Milford Del
with grain to Jas. L. Bewley d Co.
Special Despatch to The Euen,rg telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, May 9.-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
Simon Snyder, with lumber to Patterson Lip
pncOtt.
: E. D. Kennedy with grain and bark to Holman &
Kennedy.
Flora, with lumber to Caswell Co.
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sALKs AT AUCTION.

LDKTD0E 3 WOOD, AUUTIONEERs. Two FINN
"A Cottages and one elegant hree story and basement
closets and cellar al modern pressure water
arIon Thirteenth ward Of Jersey CITY, N j.
ALDRIDdE WOOD vii. sell at auction, on Wednesday,
Vicinity OF the st. James Hote fine streets. gas
water and sewersi only eight minutes BY n y r r. from
trains daily also tire lines horse cars running ever 70 min
oboken ferry Barclay Christopher Streets TO Hudson
City, Five Corners Pavona ferry Chambers ana Twen
stree,s within blocks OF this property
Free tbs day Of sale Parties taking the ~ M si
foot OF Cortland street, furnished with Free unch
Inc ST James Hotel al II $50 M and have time to look hs
property before the hour Of those taxing ,se
OF sae 20 cent In 20 days. 70 per cent on pona
and mortgage For further particulars Tree tickets anu
OF property apply 70 Adridge Wood, Rucl
Hudson City near Court House, Lewis Wood ~ Mont.
Ges Wales Co.. 10 Maiden lane, New York. In case oil
storm, sale will be held In ST. James Hotel.
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IJENRY B. HRRTS, AUCTIoNEER,
IL rs Reade and 90 Church street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
noNFnsA nH JTtT i, Az tSS S ssTTRRkkkr,

a'a between Mercer and Greene Streets,
comprising rich rosewood Parlor Suit In brocatel Pier and
Mantel Mirrors solid walnut Chamber Suits, enameed Got
tage Suits Beds bedding Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
PETS Rugs, &C. Centre and Side Tables, walnut Extension
Dining Table, rosewood Armors Gace Engravngs deco
rated Toilet Set &C., all 6ne order, being nearly
Catalogues ready NJ auctioneers onlce.
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NEERIoNErHsHIRE, NORTH wALEs-rHB ABERs
ss .s
ring fence situate The parish q fanfawr county
e. a.. 90 ~ ss .;; % K % ~
5pcFsy br.neh within sgh! hSurs 2, LcnaoS three ana
anS Chester The
% s Ssms ssa
rugged and preepous with the river hrnsn In Which there
% is'
and
saana with ENCLOSED lands arabe and sa con;
Scotch tenants. .S%s .'n' %
nE moor' sou.n 1000 aors and have long been
s ss ssssss r. Ws and s
S wa They The sSSand 4 heather
:aGss1 'u Via s Ss .is ssp
T6. importer. domain vyp. sI ao4ss:
m.
scter scenery being equal tho cambsrsns And %s.
sls HrHsn whsss :snGasnss y Ss two "
Ss a
he Plain Of the Wounded great battle fought there
%
: ns be spsa v
abs and beds Of slate Of excellent quality be-
There are two sorts Of
red 9pdsryng which .no. certain sh,rs
yas; 70 4. q s: BY "
The hisdss particularly adapted for the Of
ing In tho event Of some large town. recurring extra
water supply this estate has natural capabilities for making
into which tho mountain streams could be
veyed and thence to the required district In Llanfawr
about mile from ber-Hirnant residence church ha.
lately been erected Tho present rental compared
with the extent of the estate but capable Of considerable
increase The shooting and mineral advantages gvl
the great value to the properly combined with it, extent
embracing an area Of Abont is square miles.
Messrs DRIVER have been instructed offer the above
valuable and important domain to public competition at
Auction Mart, Tokenhouse yard, London, Tuesday
August at O'Clock, lot. Particulars, with planl
and vews may be had Of Messrs Coode Kingdom Cotton
Solicitors No. Bedford London and OF Mes.rs pri
Surveyors, Land Agents and Auctioneers. No. White
hail. London, W. Note-The AberHirnsnt residence and
by orders only be had Of the solicitor
and auctioneers, as above.
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FORECLOSURE SALE OF IMPROVED MANUFACTURE
ing ProperyA Glue Factory, In perfect working con.
dou with $1,000 lacres Of land and situated
at Newbrg Orange county will be sold public auction,
the 18th day of July 1870, at u o'clock at the
foreclosure aud SALE opportunity for
atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09

PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR sALH
OR TO RENT.
GREAT BARGAIh.--NEAT TWO STORY D0u Bib OUT.
NJ tase ten Lots facing two Streets beautifully located
hvc minutes from North Shore ferry $300o church ana
school near. DARRIN, ~ Broad street
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UCTfON AUCTION. AUCTION
n Over 900 Lots and over @c0.0 900 worth

"A Over 600 Lots and SEQ 900 worth
Elegant Household Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes,
at public auction to the highest bidder,
on this day Saturday. July T. at ION o'clock,
nj the large five story residence IL Tenth street,
between Broadway and Firth avenue, Fifth avenue.
Magnificent four rosewood IN octave Plano
foe eight rich Paror Suits covered with hrocatel striped
and plain reps hacoth Pier and Oval Mirrors Brocao
Reps CURTAINS magnificent OH Paintings Bronnss
french CoSss Vases stai9ary Cabinets bois DC rose
Walnut Chamber Suits Mattresses Bedding, Sofas Chairs
China ana Silver Ware Cutlery, &C. hssponsiSs men IN a.
tendance 70 cart good for purchasers reasonable
oharges. EDWIN NICHOLS, Aucttoneer.
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DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
ID 10 O'Clock, at 628 First avenue, street,
valuable Lease Stock and Fixtures Of excellent paying
LIQUOR store consisting line stock Wines Aes Liquors.
Cigars costly Fixtures and Furniture English Ale Pump
6ne Bar and Back Bar Glassware Dem Johns Engraving
Paintings; complete In every respect business In flourish
ing condition viii be sold together positively in lots
MAX BAYERsDORFER's sslesroom, 81 Third avenue
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-sELLs
ID Monday first class Ladies' and Gentlemens Dining
Dinking Saloon Eighth svenue. with 4years' Lease
MAX BAYERSDORF ERS salesr0om. 81 Third avenue.
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A COTTON Nor1cE.-LARaE SALE THIS SATURDAY

A UUTION NOTICE.-LAhuE bALE THIS bATUHDAf
n lib West Twenty seventh street, Sixth avenue.
LUKE fITzGRRALD. Auctioneer.
will sell this Saturday commencing at 10H O'Clock, AL
dence voni.inG Of rosewood Pianosore Psrloy su
cred Ia brocae silk reps Centre Tables Turkish Chairs
Paintings BronSes, Ornaments Curtains Carpets, Mirrors
&c. Dining Room Furniture Extension Table, Buff
knives Forka spoons Ioe Pitchers and other srees Bed
BILE Bedseads 40 cured hair Beds, Spring Beds
pets, Curtains, Sheets, Pillows, 90. also Kitchen and
Furniture.
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A UCTION SALE j. NJ TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture,
furnished q cost Of $4,000.

100 Lots oy catalogue.
Drawing Room Suits, Rlsnoforss Bronss'. Paintings.
w
Drawing Room Furnlsars Covered Srssass desorp
tom rO,swood P,.nofors E.sserss ses.e.s. BoeEs.:
S:S:: csPss.ssS mss.cs !;,,s: Carpet. sEs:.ssI
Wardrobes; Mattresses, Counterpanes Extension Table,
Easement Kitchen Furniture. Sale psrsinptcry Catalogue:
at the house
LgEhT B. wALDERSoE, AgcrIoNEER.
e 10Y @ 's y s'
3 Of Furnius Ssddns o.fpe: crSossry lc
oudng
81 Chamber Suits,
Is EStsnsion Tables,
u Dining Dining tables TABLES
IL China Chamber Sets.
A uorIoN sALE-rHIs DAY. AT II O'CLOCK. OF 1
pair splendid Work hOrss good Ditto ~ and Busiqes.
a %c. and 81 AND fS Fl
Fulton street, Brooklyn. ~ 80
RY JAMES NJ. MILLER-orFIcE % PINE STREET.
y hus s1HGR sfsl s JULY h9i 3
VIII. Plots sbss 81 fs ON nSsh
s s:s $s:A.
Nap and particulars Al the onlCs.
IlY J. ". CAMPBELL, JR. AUCTIONEER
ID CAMPBELL co. viii soil this day, at ION O'Clock,
with In lots at 81 Christopher street. ali
tire the Household Furniture contained in that four story
house, embracing 27b os OF desirable Furniture Of
walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Dressing Cabinets
Bureaus Washsands Round Side Centre Leaf, Extension
and other Tables hair husK and straw Maesse Feather
Beds Pows and Bolsters, Bedding Sofas Lounges Toilet
s Ds a nssSs:PE and CDs h Mrlo Chair
Oilolohs, Kitchen Utensils, Furniture, &C. Buyers and
dealers specially invited No posponement Goods
be Immediately removed
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 THIS DAY, JULY

U
Marshas sale atlox O'clock at the auction ro9ms No
North William street Large assortment OF dne Household
and Cabinet Furniture consisting OF black walnut
black walnut Paror Suits In striped do Parior Suit In
muslin black walnut Desk marble top centre
black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus wash
ings Lounges Sofas 10 Show Cases, Stove Side Fixtures
with drawers and sashes; Counters fancy Clocks, two
Pianos, Refrfgerators, Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
CHARLES r. WATTS, Marshal.
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A Lien ,; MINER, AycTIoNEER.

LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n BY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
cGIrGRAE ExfosirIoa wAS2Ro s'Sfs 'ns ana nif
PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, and continuing until all Is
GREAT sAhn or .AgRIcyLTUEAL IMPLEMENTS,
STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY, PATENT ARTICLES
FOR FARM and HOUSEHOLD USE &c., 60, being the
ENT!RE STOCK OF THE AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION
COMPANY, now ON EXHIBITION at their WAREROOMS
above, to be sold PEREMPTORILY and WITHOUT Re-
SERVE, 40 CLOSE TIE CONCERN.
This stock viii be found TO be OF the LARGEST and
MOST VARIED ever offered at AUCTION, and comprises
USEFUL ARTICLES OF every description to the IA RMER,
0ARDENER and HOUsEKEEPER, consisting Of A0RI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY OF every
Giles INGENIOUS, CONVENIENT and LABOR SAVING.
Meta ia III mott scss can be obtained Al
the warerooms or II our saiesrooms NO. IS CHAMBERS
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DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID VIII sell this day Saturday,
July 1T 10x O'clock vt the saeBroom 70 Nassau street.
large and general assortment Of Household Furniture
pets Lounges and Easy Chairs Oce Desks Furniture
Of all kinds Mirrors Mattresses and Paiasses two Piano.
fortes Ward and Bookcases Iren Safe &C. the whole
to be sold pay advances
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A NEW FRENCH ROOF COTTAGES TO LET OR
IA for sale, at Rutherford Park, j. Jterme suit.
THOs. X. AGNEw. 260 Greenwich street, New York.
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A ssI0NEE'S sALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES, BOOK
"A Accounts, &o., OF the late firm Of Barrett Qugey
Cornwall Landing, N " hereby offered for sale by ton
der to the h,hs: bidder for cash only All bio: must b
inventory &c TO be and stock subject 10 examination
the premises the 18Th inst from 10 A. N. TIL n
All bids forwarded to tho subscriber by the 10Th inst
ROBERT MACDONALD, Assignee, B52 Broadway, n Y.
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A PLOT OF 100 LOTS ON CENTRAL AVENUE, BELOW
"A Jerome Park, the extraordinarily figure of &240
STANLEY DAY, Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent, Ill
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09

THE FAvORITE, ELEGANT, PALATIAL STEAMER
comfort carrying $500 passengers charter for picnics
and excursions also other steamers and barges Iona
-''--1 -'N ''A'' BLoOMER CO., 243 Front street.
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GRAND EXCURSIONS NORTH AND EAST RIVER
" Lines to the shore Of Coney Isand.North River
s.The steamer kORWALK runs regularly every day,
s $40; pier No at TO- and O'Clock East River
fincThe steamer META regularly every day. leaving
Eighth NJ $50 II 40 220; Peck clip At e4 40 26;
Fulton ferry. Brooklyn, % IL and o'clock Effective
boats families and respectable people generally
be assured Of ORDER and good regulations.
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LII WANTING FARMs.-9oOo ACRES. GOOD SOIL.
n mild climate; "a miles south of Philadelphia price only
S2b acre; also improved Farms. The place growing
rapidly than most any other place in the United
land, Nd =.
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ORAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK HIGH
lands, and Red Bank, New Jersey The steamboat SEA
81 RID pier foot of Warren Nor river Sunday
morning 10th inst, at O'clock returning leaves Red Bank
at On I'm. H.. allt Ira .ratH..
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CtHERIFF's sALE-RODAY g. BRASSEL AUCTION.
- eer viii sell on Monday July H. at II O'Clock, at 400
Pearl stree, large lot OF Fancy Furs &c, DO. . -
IoHs j. acANNaLL, Deputy. JAMES 0'BRlEN, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-RODAY s. BRASSEL, AUCTION.
eer viii sell this day, at II O'Clock, at 460 Pearl street,
large stock Of summer Hats and Caps.
PETER BOwE, Deputy. JAMES OBRIEN, Sheriff.
VII W. LAWS AUCTIONEER OFFICE, lis PERRY
w. street, New York city, will offer NJ public SALE
Thursday, July H. aty O'clock r NJ to the highest bidder,
No. SO Washington street (best location IL
Jersey Cy first GLASS three high stoop basement sub
cellar brick House, 25x4Qx1O0 Positive sale.
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ITO LET-AT CORNWALL. TWO DESIRABLE SUITS
of Rooms, with Board; house and PLEASANTLY To-
Gated banks of Hudson river Address wM B. ELMER
Cornwall Landing.
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RcH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Onics and ealesroom, " Nassau street. opposite the

JOHNSTON VAN TASSELLtwill soil this day, at 1914
O'clock their selesroom 81 Nassau street, large
OF Household Furniture of every description Bod
and Paror Suits Beds and Bedding Carpets Rugs,
Oicioths, Druggets wardrobes, Bookcasss Secraires
Mirrors Lounges Sofas Sofa Bedseads Easy Chara also
assortment Of Once Furniture Sitting and Standing
Desks, Sofas, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-09

A COTTAGE TO LET--AT LONG BRANCH, FOR THE
~ season. containing nine rooms elegantly furnished
large barn the horses carrages Apply 10
, W. ID. HAVEN, ~ Liberty street.
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DALIsADEs.- FINE FRONT PROPERTIES FOE
L sale; also beautiful Cottage and aye Acres
G. ID. KELLOGG, 1lb Broadway,
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENTAL MoRRIsANIA,
"A N " very low, to 9 careful tenant a rooms modern
improvements situated high inside park OF 20 fruit
premises view of East river 45 minutes from Harlem
depot IN New York. Apply TO e. r. JAMES, - Rcade st.
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DoOMs, WITH BOARD, IN FIRST CLASS FAMILY
Fifth avenue; reference required Address, ROOMS
Harald nNlcA
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COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A PRIVATE
~ family at High Falls Greene county three miles from
Catskil MOunians OF and beautiful falls
near the house. Address JOHN MERRITT, Ssuserties,
Ulster county, N, Y,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-31

GRAVEL. AND CEMENT ROOFING.-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he il
prepared at any time to put on Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for a term of wears. He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past, and his work has outIiyed a halt
dozen other Patent Roofs Thcdcmand
for his work is increasing from year to
year He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares Of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post
office, or call at my brick yard, head OF
Lindsey street. All orders will he at
tended to promptly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-31

The CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-Ome of
the best concerts We have attended for
a long time was that given by Herman
Kryter and Herman Ebeling at Wash
ington Hall last night Mr.. Kryter's
as pianist is too well known
and too firmly established to need men
ton from us. Mr.. Ebeiing is a young
violinist of great promise and one our
citizens may well be proud of. The
concert was a success in every particu-
lar. Mr.. Whippie won an encore for
each of his songs and deservedly. Mr.
Whipple has fine voice and under
stands how to handle it. Mr.. Henry
Ebehng fully sustained his reputation
as being one of the best double bass
performers in the country. The con-
cert owed much OF its attractiveness to
the fine playing of DR.. Wiesel, whose
piano solos and Accomplishments are
always received with great favor.
Taken altogether we must thank Messrs.
Kryter and Ebeling for as pleasant an
evening as we ever spent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-31

A REVOLUTION IN COOKERY.
the introduction of the patent SEA Moss
FARINE, a complete revolution has taken
place in that department Of cookery to
which we owe the Injuries of the des-
sert. The most delicious blanc mango,
Jelly, custard, Charlotte Russo, light
buildings, &c, are produced from this
palatable nutrient, at about one-third of
the former cost A great economy of
time as well as money is effected
by its use. The preparations made
from it are pronounced by physicians
to be the best possible diet for consumP-
tives, dyspeptics, and persons suffering
from biliousness and general debility.
Conyalescents fatten ON them, and gain
rapidly in muscular strength as well as
in flesh. The Sea Moss Farine Co, %
Park Place, who are manufacturing
this article from the hest Irish Moss, IN
enormous quantities. produce an array
of medical and general testimony in It's
favor, which is perfectly overwhelming
and must set all doubts ofits superiority
as an alimentary staple (f any exist
entirely at rest.