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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25

The total amount Of the Philadel
phia contribution to the Richmond
sufferers is Sl4, ,l96.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25
SYrupS,

On BARRELS CHOICE SUGAR sYRUPs
Of various grades, for sale low.
MAJ HENRY X. LIST a 90.
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THERE are thousands Of persons who
let diarrhoea run on them, when a
bottle OF Roscnhcim's Stomach Bittcrs
the Great Western Remedy would
cure them. They are pleasant to take
and act at once, and permit YOU to 90
about your business at once, and do YOU
no harm See Advertisement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25

New Observation-Disclosures RoOFING.-
The undersigned would respectfully call
the attention OF the people of Wheeling
to our roofing, which we claim to he an
improvement on any of the composition
roofs vet offered to the public. Our
roofing will not crack in the winter or
run in the summer. We can give ann
pie proofs of thorough tests. Soliciting
the patronage of the public, We are con
fidemt of giving satisfaction in each and
every case. Our roofing il not an cX'
pertinent; it is an improvement on the
old style of gravel roofs. Orders re-
ceived hv mail or left at the office will
receive prompt attention. Mccormick
a CIator. Office on Sixth street, be-
tween John and Centre, Wheeling, W.
Va.
Ef#le 7tstm,o"'ois
WHEELING, W. Va, MAY III, 1870.
We, the undersigned, highly recon,
mend to the public the Eureka Roofing,
being superior, so far as we have tested
it. to the numerous other roots which
we have tried on our foundry.
CuLBERrSON X FISHER
We have tried MeSsrS. Mccormick
~ Clator's Roofing. As it has give en-
tire satisfaction We cheerfully recon,
mend it to the public.
THOMAS, STURGEON n 20.
Having tested the Eureka Cement
Roofing for valley purposes, believe
it to be superior TO tin and far less eX'
pensive JOSEPH SALISBURY
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Chancery Notice.

Chancery Notice.
s. II. b. Carter
vs..
.. ID. Thompson, ct al.
George Miller
q. u. Thompson, ri al.
Franklin &. Jones, Admir-, %c. In
VS..
q. D. Thompson, ct al. Chancrry.
Francis Morris
q. H. Thompson, ct nj.
Joseph Il. Whitaker
".
o. u. Thompson, et al.
IN PURSUANCE OF a DECREE MADE
| and entered in this cause on the 18th day
of NAV, \. II. 1863, by the Circuit Court of
Ohio County, West Virginia, il was among
other things further adjudged, ordered and
decrced that these causes be referred tO one
of the Commissioners of this Court to a>ccr-
tain and report:
lst. The amount yet remaining due and
unpaid Ia Thomas WinunS, the ct>tul que
trust under the deed from q. u. Thompson
and wife To JAMES :. Wheat Of III" 2Ith
January, lSIS.
2d. The various liens upon the proceeds of
the sale Of the parcc! Of ground mentioned
and described In said deed of trust of 18th
January, 1853, and still remaining In the
hands of James =. Wheat, trustee, and the
priOriticS of said liens.
81. What other security any one or more
of the said cOnpainantS or licncrS may
have for his or their claims or demands,
besides the liens claimed by them or either
, of them, upon tn" said fund arising from
said sale made by James =. Wheat, trustee;
/ and,
It'll. Such other matters aS may be- deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner or special
~ requested by any one Of the parties To
said cause.
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.
WHEELING, May 10, $50.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that, In pursuance OF and by authority OI
said decree. have fixed on Saturday, June
/ llih, $50, aS the time, and my Office In the
! City Of Wheeling as the place, where will
proceed 10 take proof of the matters I'm sud
decree specified and referred Ia.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
Commissioner in Chanccry.
! GEORGE q. DAVENPORT, Pits Atty.
7
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CONMrssIoNER's OFTTcE,

" hf-f-LANHs n li ~ - A''N'
All persons interested are hereby nOtined
that In pursuance OF and by authority oi
said decree, have fixed on SATU RDA1,
JUNE 4, 1850. as the time. and ny ofIlCE
in the city Of Wheeling as the place When
and whore / Will proceed TO take PROOF OF
the matters in said decree specihed ana
rafrrre-i 20. GIBSON l. CRASMER,
surj Commissioner in Chancery.
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Jas. II. Wait and Reuben Wait, ;
sarah Wait. Ct ais.

Sardh W All, CT ais.
N PURSUANCE OF a DECREE MADE
and entered I'm this cause at the March term,
$50. OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia IL was among other things
further ordered thst said CoInfnb nbssiOner
make n further report, showing the names
OF the creditors Of said estate, and the
amount Of their claims remaining unpaid.
first giving notice by publication In the
Wheeling ISTELLTGEScRR and Wheeling
REGIsTER for six consecutive weeks and a.
provided by section Of chapter 8 of the
Code OF West Virginia, notifying the cred
itorS of said estate 10 present and prove
their claims before him ON or before day
10 be fixed therein by him. And that said
Master report such other or further natter
as either parry may require.
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Il. y. POOL. Gcnl Agent.
CLNRKSBURG. ". w
j. VI. McWIIORTER. Agent.

NlfrLtN'' W ~
ED Agents wanted everywhere in the state.
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Late MOundSville Female Seminary
Mrs. W. :. HUTCIISS,
Miss II. l.. BOSHAM, Vice Pricipal.
Mrs. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, Matron.
Assisted by full corps OF Professors and
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
DISASTROUS FIRE In JERSEY CITY.
The Freight Depot Of the Central Railroad Do
stroyed-0ne Man Burned to Death and
Four Men Injured-Thres Horses
Burned-Loss About %, 900.

few minutes after six O'Clock last evening a re
broKe out In the lamp room OF the New Jersey Cen.
tral Railroad at Jersey City and within the space OF
two hours the entire structure. about i've hundred
feet In length, was consumed. The re companies OF
Bergen and Jersey Cities turned out the Metropol-
tan Police boat was on hand, the company's tow
boats were also engaged, and yet nothing more
could be done than to protect the passenger depot
from destruction. Fortunately the wind was blow
Ing from the northwest 80 that the flames swept
towards the bay. Had the breeze set in from the
opposite point all the efforts OF the 1remen would
have been inelectual TO save the passenger depot
and ferry buildings Three horses, which were about
smps ss fsgs "a cars and es one ca
with grain were all consumed In the shed.
The entire loss 10 the railroad company will not ex-
ceed $S.OO0. Tao telegraph Of1ce only twenty -nve
ieet distant from the burning shed, was saved. The
names ragged 80 nercey tnat people at distance
supposed the entire depot was destroyed.
When the flames had subslded the watchman.
Michael Cuff was missing Detective Kllcauley,
having posted men at different points to guard the
passenger depot from the incurslons OF thieves
maue search and found enc cnarred remains Of q
man, but whether OF the missing watchman was un-
certain The unfortunate man who persisted was In
the act OF carrying out the books from the office
wnen he was Overpow cred by the heat and fell just
outside the door OF the oiice. Mr.. Stearn, who was
IN the office at the same time, was Obliged
to force the window and escape In that
direction. The foreman, John McCabe, who resides
at LOT Clir street, New York, was badly burned
about the head and arms. HE was conveyed to
Bellevue Hospital A fireman, who was running
along the string-piece with hose in his hands,
slipped and 1el INTO the water and narrowly es-
capped drowning. He was rescued by two other fire.
men. Another man had his head deeply cut wDlle
jumping through WINDOW. Edward fiannery u
member OF No. Engine Company, OF Jersey City,
struck In the mead by tilier OF No. Engine,
knocked down aud seriously injured. lie was taxcn
10 the Jersey City Hospital. Justice Haybeck, who
was on hand with The fremen, empaneled q jury
who viewed the remains OF the unfortunate man
alluded to, anu the inquest was postponed I'LL tins
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHT

Steamship Tc, Partridge Galveston March via Key
West llth with mdse and passsngers to Mallory Co
March 6 OF Delaware passed brig, bound s.
with loss lower foreopsa also several schrs with sails
blown
nndse and passengers. to Murray Ferris Co..
stcamsbip jas Adxer. Lockwood Charleston March Is,
with mdse and passengers to Morgan & Co.
Steamship Volunteer jones' Wilmington NC, days, with
stores to j LorillArd. - ,~ ~ -,
Bark Northern Queen (Brl Scott Cardiff, 30 days. with
ron 70 Boyd Hincken Cams the middle & ana naa
quarters Feb a. lat a. Ion 81 spoke ship arsedom from m
Holland the foreyard and was drowned every ex
him. but he sank just ~ the boat
got TO him. :. m, 80.
Smile tBr) Richards, Palermo o. days with fruit
Ac. Barring Co-vessel to q Buey. Passed CID
raar o5 moderate weather; March b. had hoavy
sQua Sy which hove the vessel on her beam ends
whore hour Feb 13 lat g. lon 3D. spoke
bark Margaret (Br), from Newport for 81 Thoman
Bark Mariana III Port, Palha, Bahia, bx days. IN
ballast, TO l. Il Amsinck 4 Co. Had heavy weather.
Bark Golden Fleece (Br Rhodes Demarara, 9 days. with
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH rs, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Washington Br, jones' Liverpool-J
Dale.
Steamship Denmark (Br), Forbes, Liverpool
Steamship Go.
Steamship Perere rr). Duchesne. Havre-G Mackenzie.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones. Wilmington NC-J Lorrard
Ship Neptune, Peabody, Lverpool--C Marshall 4 Co.
Bark Iva tBr) Ltson MaracaipoM atand, Phelps Co.
Bark Yumuri, johnson, Sa.ua-Waydel 4 Go.
Brig Teresta (Br HILL Cenfuegos-Tucker Light
bourne.
Brig Amelia Emma r), Carbon, Matanzas walsh, Field
4 Way.
Schr r Staples, Colin, Dcmarara-F Talbot 4 Co.
Schr George & Emily, Harris, Baracoa-Brett, Son Co.
schr Snow Bird r, Mclaughlin, ST John, NIB. via Port
Schr Central America, Williams. Cbareston-I eager.
Schr w T Emerson, Dorr, Norfolk-C f Staples Il Co.
Schr A G Lyon Lyon. Baltimore Baker Dayton.
Steamer w Woodward, Cundtf, Baltimore.
Steamer w G ticrrepont, Shropshire, Wilmington.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TRHUANTEPRC CANAL ROUTE
Mr.. BROOKS, (dem.) OF N. y, presented resolu'
ti0n OF the American Society Of Civil Engineers
against committing the patronage and influence Of
the government to any route for canal between
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans until the route ol
the lstnmus Of Tehuantepec has been fully sur
veyed.
CONSIDERATION OF THE TARIFF BILL.
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
on the Tariff bi Mr.. Wheeler in the chair, and was
addressed Dy Mr.. STEVENSON, (rep.) OF Ohio in con-
tinuation of his speech commenced last night In
favor OF reduction In taxation and against pro-
tective tariff.
Az the close OF Mr.. Stevenson's speech the COM
mittee at two O'Clock, rose and In compliance with
recently established rule assigning to the business
OF the District OF Columbia the third Friday IN each
month after TWO O'clock the House proceeded TO
the consideration OF that business.
After the disposal OF several bills and other busi-
ness relating TO the District Of Columbia, Mr.. SLO-
CUM. (0en.) OF N r., introduced bill for the relief
Cr the families or the men lost on the United States
steamtug Maria Referred.
BREAKwATER AT PORT JEFFERSON.
Mr. REEVES, tdem) OF N. u, presented memo
rial OF the New YORK Legislature for an apprOprla-
ton Tor the breakwater OF Port Jefferson harDor,
Long Island Sound.
the House then at half-past four, adjourned, the
session tomorrow To DO for general debate ON the
Tariff Dill,
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
FIGHT BETWEEN JERSEY POLICEMEN.

Melee at Hudson Clty-A Policeman Clubbed
by q Brother Omccr and Draws his Re.
volver.
At . late hour on Thursday night onlcer Ludwig,
Of Hudson City, was ON duty at Bergenwood avenue,
when dispute arose between him and ofrlcer Foley.
The latter drew his club and felled him to the
ground. Ludwig drew his revolver and nred, but
the charge missed Foley. second shot was fired,
and this time the bali grazed Foley in the side.
Both men we're arrested and brought before Re-
corder AldrIdoe. VINO concluded that Ludwig acted
merely In self-defencc, and Foley WAS accordingly
held to bail for trial. The mcn have been on un-
friendly terms for several weeks past.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

B;f%sss WIN ssaw GAZE. is:. ana :S ::i:
sonss ssnnIin.sv Tot. Co-vs.ssi % fsni,!On Co
s.sRsss.s
Ssss 1 %sr a.. from %e cas.
A' 9 ssss. sssss st. As s.sss e. ~ ssss &
r. with soSp Col spr.gue o. 8 Augustne Fla sssr
overheard; Va; about y toS. SursSsn. .'' =. 80
s @ has s.s Ts 'Sfs
Miadston i westerly ssis; ~
with m.nmssl gone and lower foreopsa set lumber load
ias abandoned blowing very hard he time not
y day.. With os%OoS a. coffee and @
sSsT Had Ssavy ws.9fE ~ nsa q o
M days with molAsses 70 Maitland Phelps covesse 70
.s :%: ss s a:s S:.,g
1 ws msa ass. Ss
'ansa sosa sSms s Sasr .ght DAMAGE Ho,o
ken N.sh. The 18Th inst, when Coming sandy HOOK
aamass By the cOss. Wrsckns co@psnys ON
schr Enoch Moore Chambers, Philadelphia, with coal. %
Bentley, Miller Thomas.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND soUrH.
Steamship Nerens, Bearse, Boston for New York, with
mdse. TO VIM Clyde.
steamship Acusnnet, Rector New Bedford for New YORK,
with mdse and passengers. to Ferguson 4 Wood
Brig Crocus, Coibun, kcnnebec River days for New
York. with Ice to ordervessel to JAS Borland 4 Co.
Schr George Temple Beckwit Georges Banks 8 hours,
for New York, with hsh, TO Noon Lamphr Reports the
late westerly gales very shipped sea- which stove
schr Mary Gage, Church. Jonesport 10 days. for New
York, with lumber to Jed Frye \ Co.
Schr Fireman. Howes. New Bedford for Phadelphla.
schr Youmans Gildersceve, New Bedford for Fhila
delphia.
schr Sarah Kennston, wareham for New York; with nails
TO Parker Mills
Schr + A Heath, Warren, Fall River for Baltimore.
schr w woodruff, Haskell, FAN River for Philadelphia
6chr Deborah Jones, Baker, Fall River for New YORK.
Schr Goddess, Kelly Pawtucket for New York
Schr Lochiel, Haskell, Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr Webster Kelley Haskell Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr Silver Spray, Horton, Brookhaven for New York.
Schr Miranda, Davis, New Haven for Norfolk.
Schr ID Davidson Smith, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Clara Merrick Hand New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Mail, Holmes, Greenwich for New York.
Schr Cranmer -, Bridgeport for Baltimore.
Schr Jane Gorham Bridgeport for Jersey City,
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford for New YORK.
Schr Francis Edwards, -, Glen Cove for New York.
There several vessels at anchor In Flushing Bay
high wind communication. AL bound South.
BOUND EAST.
schr e Story, Kelly, Virginia for Providence
Schr Bukley, Bukley Elizabethport for Westport.
6chr Flash, Mcdonald New York for Gloucester.
Schr J Polk, Buckley, New York for WesIport.
Schr A Brown, -, New York for Greenwich.
schr A Scranton, Stuart New York for Southport
Schr W Peck, Bond, New York for HUNTINGTON
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER IN BacoylYA

Patrick McCue, residing in Canton street Brook
lyn, quarrelled with his wife last night, and losing
control or his temper, selzeo table knife and at
tempted 70 cut her throat. lie seized her by the
nair and made two or three efforts TO draw the knife
across ner throat Dut she managed TO break away
and made her escape. Ofiicer Fox arrested the &C.
cused and locked nlm up to await examination.
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ssa proceed 70 s and collect from The s
The :.psnsss q tho nsposcn q such troops from me
uons n such county do. and =. other expenses Of ss
storssaid and This section ,h.l apply 70 any case
fore military upon the request Of tho Legislature
Governor thereof the suppression Of domestic vio
lenco army the United States shall be 20 sta
toned employed cannot in the judgment Of the
President used for this he shall
call organize sufficient number Of hs militia Of the
States which have mot been In armed hostility
70 the Unsd States 70 accomplish such suppression and
provisions OF this section shall apply to the militia 80 called
out and organized.
Mr.. DRAKE stated the reasons which induced him
70 offer this amendment; among them was the one
that, while 1t would protect loyal men, 1t would
eradicate all The illegal and murderOus OrRaniza-
tions to which he had referred Not only the plan
suggested for Georgia but for Tennessee ana North
Carolina and other States where It was necessary to
put down the midnight and masked assassins.
Mr.. TRUMBULL, trep.) OF ILL.,, said the law was az
present ample to suppress insurrec1On. What went
beyond that was SO monstr0us, TO be adopted IN
time OF peace, that he simply cOntented hlmsen
with asking the yeas and nays
Tne debate on Mr.. Drake's amendment was con-
tlnued until nve O'Clock when, on motion OF Mr..
HARLAN the Senate adjourned till Monday
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
BEI,OW.

ship Southampton, from Liverpool Feb 10 (by pilot boat
Mary williams, No 49,
Bark Jas + Ward, 20 days from Natanzas
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
ANOTHER BILLIARD MATCH BETWEEN RUDOLPH AND ssm

SAN FRANCISCO, March Is, 1870.
Rudolph and Deery played billiard match last
night OF 1900 points for $1,000. Rudolph was the
victor. Rudolph made 1900 points while Deery
was making go. Rnd0lphs greatest run was 3l2.
Deery's greatest run was ia. Rudolphs average
was SO 4-6.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
FIRES IN THE CITY.
In Worth street-Loss Nearly geo, 90,

In Worth Street-Loss Nearly $4,000.
About six O'Clock last evening fire broke out on
the third noor OF the five story double building Nos
SO and IS Worth street, occupied partially by Wal
lace, Fitch Il Co., dealers in fancy goods
ana YANKEE notions, who also occupied the
second moor. The stock upon the third
door was almost entirely destroyed by the
names and that upon the second noor
almost ruined by the rooms being hood
ed by water. Wallace 4 Co.'s loss IL est
mated at $4,000. which is covered BY an insur-
ance for $40, 600 in various city companies por-
ton OF the third floor Is occupied by r. N. Pcase,
manufacturer OF pocketbo0ks loss stock 81, 900;
covered by insurance. The remainder Of the third
n0Or II occupied by ]. A. Brewer, manufacturer or
neckties IN which the stock was damaged $500;
also covered by insurance.
The nrst fourth anu nth floors are occupied by
Messrs. sutton, Smith Co dealers in dry goods.
The stock was damaged principally BY water to the
amount OF $4,000; fully covered BY insurance. Tne
The origin OF the IRE could not be ascertained.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
In Broadway

Shortly after nine O'Clock nre occurred in the
secono story brick building No. 1891 Broadway
owned by Mr.. M. Zabrsky. The nre occurred on
the second moor, occupied by J. E. Shadeck. dealer
IN fancy costumes. The stock was damaged 5000
insured In the Continental and Park Insurance
Company for $4,000. The first moor is occupied by
u. Il. Mangel. The furniture was damaged $500;
insured for $780, The fre caused BY the ignition
OF some liquid gas. The building was damaged fifty
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
TINE BOSTON. HARTFORD, AND ERIE RAILROAD.

All the RcnI md Personal Property Of the
Company in Dutchcss County, N. ", At
tached.
PoUGHKKEEPsIE, March Is, 1870.
Sheriff Kenworthy OF Duchess county, has ut
tached all the real ana personal property IN this
county belonging to the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad Company, including one-ha!f OF the
Duchess and Columbia Railroad rom Hopewell
Junction to Plum Point, on . warrant issued by
George Gilbert, to satisfy claim against the COM
pany Of $9ss 900 in favor or Sydney Dillon con:
tractor. Another attachment is in the hands Of the
Sheriff against the same road, IN favor OF O. 8.
Barnes Chief Engineer, for the sum OF $40, 900.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NNOUNCEMENT--

Down town Agency Of the University Medicines.
In hs. demand :s itsn Tho
:s y, sSy
are urs With
which II Other mslods e s:stnsn. cured
face OF the earth they viii furnished Thsy On
s 9s Gsy af1f5T' all
Herald Building, 2ls Broadway, New York
FTEe A LARGE PRACTICE FOR A NUMBER OF
& h. faI H
e. s.ns wso % tine
sa not sna hsn our %
about for the cure ire Of ~ snd 'ps &
taxing adssri.sd employing dosseI
Il New .Ss7 York
ss EEnos % and auhor sdo
S .1s S ss % @
AsSs sSF ysa sna s
A-A-A-A-A-ls7o GOODS AT 1850 PRICES.
Great Cutlery s'''
China oa0s'ns and 1!iass SseRs,s Ware, and
House Furnishing Goods Of all kinds
Vases, Bronzes French Clocks and Paran statuary
EDWARD dSs1 D. ssAssr9np; s q,,,.
BsoLurE. DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts Of different States; legal everywhere Deser
free ''' F. KING Counsellor. .stlaw Sss Broadway.
A FREE GIFT TO coNsuMprlvEs, DIR. JuDsoN's
a Remedy for con.umpion. Coughs. Colds &C., sent free
"'A' " n WHITE, sSs Wess twenty NY.
RpE oS \, THE HE
RIDE RIDE On On The The FHs1S PhYsIoEoeIcAE ANSlsIE
NOTICES. Of s
CHEcKED PERsPIRArIoN.
when the perspraton checked our sensations
alarm We have gh.ness queer feeling about the
eyes we have pain in the experience what
monty known
AS "cArCHINa COLD"
This because the matters which should on By
the pores OF the skin upon the blood In.
nuenza phhera coughs congons and coc' are the c"n'
sequences butif
BRANDRErHs PILLS
are used upon the frs. of trouble the dcu.y
viii usually las, less than
rwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
BRANpRErTs PILLS cleanse tho blood and re-
store the skin and all organs to health.
ExTRAoKDINARY BARGAINS
Cali and examine the prices
STERLING SILVER, un pp,ow COST.
Our closed out before is 81 May next and
the business VIII 5s c0nnaTsd aer 'ss a. sss
'0''' Ae'''' Nio g. v. HAUGHwOUT CO.,
Corner OF Broadway aud Broome street.
Our Store esrloo to let either entire or the lofts s'pa-
0hAhnEkEBhsso sLHss HONE NE AM AND okaoEt.
W Il <. a"i y. IsaU H4USawour INV 4 CO.,
Broadway and Broome street.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac for New Yorlk-This Day.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

HUDSON RIvER.-B0ARn At ONE OF THE FINEST
III residences; furnare bath, thirty minutes and
three from depot terms moderate Address H. spuyten
Dnyvi Post once.
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A SMALL NEW ENGLAND FAMILY CAN ACcOMMO.
~ date two or three slnge gentlemen pleasant Rooms
aud good Board In peasant house aud neGhboraood IN
Jersey City, seven minutes walk from Corandt ferry
batl with hot and cold water INQUIRE Mt CONANT
CAmPBELLS 20 Colllapdi street. at Ies York street.
Jersoy CMg.
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nTANFRD-BETBE2N TENTH AND TwENTyrHIRD
w streets md Fourth and seventh avenues Board Tor .
family, gentleman and wife AMI o children price not
ceedng 5j per wees references Address box lss Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

yyANTED-IN TIE SUBURBS, WITHIN EASY AC-
w cess the city IN good family Roatd Cor two boys
Ii AMI of where thav have good instruction
agd the best possible there n,ua ... srsi
MI purposes OF exercise and also In same
family Hoard for an elderly lady and soupg child.
dress with references md fH parcuarai H. GRIPPING,
20 4taSton alaGre New York.
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W ANTED-v GARD Two BROTUEkS WOULD LrKr.
w TO ind home IN a German private family; small!
Room, with IRE and would he required, moderate
price. Aedress giving fu particulars, r. box g0s Posi
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

WANTED HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM BY A
w Gentleman private family where there Other
boedcs aud whc The comforts and society OF home may
be annoyed with without Board location Sixth and
ington TwuBtgthrd AMI thirty fourth streets best
references required and given Aidress MERCHANT, box
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