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Power Of the Press.

! love to hear the rumbling Of the
steam power press, better than the rattle
and roar OF artillery. 1t is silently A.
tackiug and wang iishitg the Malakoffs
OF vice and Re lans OF evil and it, par
allels and approac .es cann i be resisted
| like the click OF type in the comp >
ny sick, better than the click OF the
musket il the hands Of The soldier. II
bear. a lesden messenger Of dead er
power, OF sablimer force, ard OF surer
aim, which will hi, it, mark, III 1ugl a
thous md years aw.y!-Chapin.
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MARRIAGE,

d ect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote con.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without thcs,
the Journey through lie becomes a weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darE"n> {
the view; the mind becomes Swallowed viii
despair and filled with the melancholy re-
lection that the happiness OF another be.
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A story About Professor morse.

From the washington Capital-I
We happened to meet Colonel
Strother, the famous Porte Crayon, and
the talk turning as usual upon Morse,
the Colonel said:
II knew him well, / took lessons
under him in drawing and painting. /
frst saw him when be was q COMPETE
tor for the remaining panel in the
rotunds, Of the Capitol. l thought
then he ought to have had it. ] think
go yet. He was not a great artist. but
he was enough one to save US from ret
icule. The job was given to Mr.
Powell. General S;henck did that
The General probably did not know
one clue from another, but Dir.
Powell was his constituent, and he be
lieved, Id Schenck, that something in
the way Of art should be done for thu
Miami bottoms, so he worked at 1t till
he got the commission.
And one day." sail We, Congress
will give General SchenCk permission
10 remove that terrible product of the
N anna bottoms. But about Morse.
well, 1 engaged to become his
pupil, and subsequently, Went ID New
York and found him in a room on
University place. He had three other
pupils, and soon found that our Pro-
fess n had very little patronage. | paid
my fifty dollars that tiled for one
quarters instruction. More was a
faithful teacher, and took as much in
rerest in our progress, more, indeed,
than we did ourselves. But he was
very poor | remember that when my
-ecord quarters pay was due him II
did not come as soon as expected, an
one day the Professor came in, and said
courteou.lv:
well. S rother, my boy, how are we
off for money!
Why Professor, | answered, Il am
sorry to say have been disappointed;
but | expect a remittance next week.
Next week. he repeated sadly; !
shall be dead by that time.
Dead. sir?
Yes, dead Of starvation.
II was distressed and astonished. |
said hurr;eiIy, Would ten dollars be
OF any service?
Ten dollars would save my life
that is all that it would do.
Il pad the money, all that | had,
and we dined together. 1t was a mod
est meal, but good, and alter we had
finished he said
This is my first meal for twenty-four
hours. STROLLER, don't be an artist. 1t
means beggary. Your lie is depend
ent upon people who know nothing OF
your art, and care nothing for YOU. A
house dog lives better. and the very
sensiuveness that stimulates him 10
work keeps him alive u suffering.
Il remained with Professor Morse
three years and then we separated
Some years after met him on Broad
way one day. He was about the same
as before, trifie older, and perhaps
somewhat rudiier. | asked him how
he was getting along with his painting,
and he told me that he had abandoned
il; that he hal something better, he be
lieved, and told me about his proposed
telegraph. | accompanied hum 10 his
room. aud there founi several miles o.
wire twisted about, and a battery,
which he explained TO me. His pic
lures, finished and untin shed, were
living about covered with dust
Shortly after Congress made an apPro-
or a'ion, and Morse WIS en- the high
road to wealth and immortality.
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Cincinnati Market.

.... CINCINNATI, April Is.
COTTON Firmer; middling up
lands 23c.
FL0UR-Uuchanged and holders
firm.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and quoted at
81 679l IL. Cora firm at 49952c.
Oats at 4lA45c.
LINSEED OIL-S'eady at 90c.
PROVISIONS - D coping. The
Mess pork market Urvke today and
fell from Sl3 7jal4 % to Sl3 no cash;
RELY offered at Sl3 -, with no bidders
above Sl3 %. Cut meats irregular. 1t
is hard to give fair qotaions, but they
are generally held az Yesterday = prices.
Lard gu ct; CITY at S3c.
SUGAR>-Q net.
TALLOW steady al GSIc.
TOBAC 'O->te adv.
WHlSKY-Uns,tt'ed: sales at o3c.
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New York Money Market.
NKw YORK, April Is, 6 P. NJ.

NEW oRK, Aprli 10, o I. NJ
MONEY-The market was easy
during the morning at I per cent
cure cy TOT per cent gid, but in t e
afternoon the supply OF money Offering
was in excess o. the wants OF borrow
err, and the rates OF rntere,t declined,
closing at 3G4 per cent. This change
N the market falle 1 to have any IF CT
upon values, and the pr ces declined
sene al yo,s ock exchange
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market
quiet aud firm al log q 1891 tor good 10
prime banker 60 DAYS STEERING.
.GOLD-Market closed up firm a,
llOi9lllt The sale OF gold, amount
ing 81 ,0OO,OO0, by the Treasurer to dav
occasioned much surprise 10 Wall
street at the small amount
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
closed up quiet and firm.
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Miss" Edith O'G"rman's Marital
TribulatiOus.

TrtbuiattOus.
From the Minneapol News.l
Miss Edith OGorman, the escaped
nun, is stopping at the Nico e., room
40, although her name does not appear
on the register. The register shows
an entry on Tuesday last Of the name
OF Prot. Auffray and wife" which in
cludes Miss O'Gorman, rooming as
Aforesaid
Prof Auffray" is q large, middle
ags,i man, with a fair complexion,
beautiful black hair and moustache,
and he wears a heavy cloak and Xix
hat; he has altogether distinguished
air about him, and one would suppose
him to he either railroad Pfesit tent
or q Senator. He rooms with Miss
Edith, aud is supposed to be her bus
band
NJ IS Filth is not allowel to come
down 10 h.r meals nor 10 leave the
rom on any prelext, except to lrcru' e
at the AGA iemy OF Music On one or
Two occa ions tenants Of Nicolle', room
ing in the viclni'y of 40" have heard
a disturbance in that ION. and have
been satisfied that somebody has been
maltrested.
To-Day about noon these noises o.
curr, d again, and mingled with ,hrm
were the screams OF the woman, and
hlow alter blow, and entreaty after en-
treaty for mercy. The lad es attempted
an entrance, but were denied, aud the
disturbance ceased. The brute Auffray
was ev IDENTITY engaged in beating Mis-
O'Gorman, whether upon provocalion,
or not, makes TO difference.
We should think with such treatment
in domestic lie, that Mrs OGorman
would ufioitely prefer a convent " tn
all its attendant horrors as she depicts
them
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INDIANA DIVORCES.
Aneeiusen af the Facilities Affafded
by HooSieF LeEisiattsn. ."


The Louisville Ledge 10 responsible
for the following: $780,.
A woman in Indianapolis was 10
POOR health, and fearing that in case
she sh I'D die her husband would OBJ
tain the control OF certain property
that she possessed, she visited her sister
in Louisville, Kentucky, in order to
carry out a scheme which she had pro-
jected to prevent it. While. staying
with her sister che crossed the river to
New Albany. where .he rented q house
for three months, and on this trausac-
ton based a residence there. She
then instituted a suit for divorce, after
which she returned to her bus
band in indianapolis. About q
year ago she received a telegraphic
dispa'ch requesting her immediate
presence in Louisville in consequence
of illness in her SISTERS iami'y, and
showing this to her husband. he read
ily consented to q second visit to that
citv. At this time she again went over
to New Albany, where she received her
decree of d vorce, which she quietly
put in her pocket and carried home.
Ii is possible that the husband would
have never known what had taken
place, at least during her lifetime, had
be not excited her ire by insisting, one
day, too much on his own way as the
head Of the family upon which she
very CURLY informed him not to
try 10 tyrannize over her, as she was
not his wife, a. the same time produc.
ing the documents 10 prove her asser-
ton. The husband WAS more than
aslonisl ed but he Insists upon it that
such divorce as that will never stand,
in which opi.i,n he is probably about
right.
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RuIIding Lots For sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| Al Wholesale or retail: Lots NO. l! IN
-,Iare =: No. ) in Square 5; the south hail
# No. "A in Squarc 10: No. II in square 81
10. IN square II: No. in square =; No. Il
:, Sluar. iS: No. Il in Square IL; No. IN
>iutre y: No. y in square 10, and No. s. in
DIVISION r..
Al>o. Lots No. l in Square 20; No. 10 In
snare =: north half Of No. "a in Square ~:
~ n square,: No. 10 in square II; No. il
= ,..Iar- T.: No. IL in Square 10; No. |! In
: ,s,,. n. No - In square x, and No. ID In
>'!,.- =. All situated in the SUBDIVISIONS
'' '''' L. G. HUGHES,
~, Real Estate Agent.
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Chicago Market.
! CHieAseAesii /

.--------------- 60 CHICAGO April Is:-
zGRAN-Wheat steady and fairly
active; No. l spring at 81 263@l p
cash. Corn tolersbly active and steady;
No. 2 at 4Os@4lic shelled at 40l@42c.
Oats lower and 10 fair demand at 800
33lc for regular No. 2. Rye dull and
steady for regular No. .. Barley firm
at SIC for regular.
HIGHWINES-Steady aud firm at
SIC.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork at SIS 72tt
OLE 90 seller Nav. Lard quiet and
steady at s. so. Cut meats firm and
steady.
LIVE HOGS-Dull and weak at
81 S.. RI.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and weak at
81 00A4 40.
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Some Rear.

The Central Californian notes the de-
mise OF "Old Club Foot" huge griz.
zly bear, which has been for years
back depredating upon the ranches in
the San Bouito and Peach Tree Valley.
He wss caught mapping one day re-
Gently By one of the farmers there, to
whom he pissed in his checks. he
weighed two thousand two hundred
pounds, and his hide corer'd space
eight and halt fee: one way and seven
feet tue other.
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The New York Post Predicts Grants
Defeat

II ne Nc"
Defeat
In Pennsylvania, thus: THAT p'rt
of the Republican party of Pennsylva-
MIA known as the Cameron wing
composed Of the Harrisburg plunderers
and the Philadelphia plug uglies-
seems at last to have overreached itself,
and 10 be on The road 10 defeat. For
many years it has controlled the poll
tics Of that State, and had much influ-
ence in prosti,usins the politics of the
nation. 1t has elected Governors,
United States Senators and Congress-
men; it has filled the custom houses
and postoffices with it's creatures; it has
maintained q system OF political en-
gineering in Philsdelphia unsurpassed
for meanness and lawlessness even ey
the Tammauy ring. But when the
Reform revolution broke out and this
ring declared war upon it BY packing
convention to nominate q bad State
ticket, it exceeded the bounds to which
even the patience of the Pennsylvania
Republicans can be stretched. We
believe that it will b impossible to elect
the Republican State tickstin October.
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FOR SALE.
Auction.

,,uE CNDERSIGNED Is NOW OPEN
'5ys General Auction Room at No.
i Wrket Square, formerly Occupied by
IN, srs, Thornbursh & 60. Consign-
- ..i,t OF all kinds OF goods and m-Ichsn..
- solicited. Auctions on Tuesday ana
:. day evenings and Wednesday aud Sat.
..,.y mornings. Sales oi al estate ana
soma! property cried az reasonable rttes'
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For sale.

OF LOr NUMBER FORTY
! SIX i46l corner of FILLMORE aud Preston
:. Ieutie Wheeling. Prize. sot. Also a
story Frame House, with six acres OF
md. near the town OF Triaielphia. The
'-..rr lace is krown a part OF thu Baguley
!. ,pertv. For particulars inquire al the
AZ Ufhce OF +. -. CRACRAFT, oroi
]. CHAMBERS HEREEf,
Aurti ,uSsr.
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Sale of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, laSSs and FIXTURES In Uui0n
tolniry. belonging 10 the late nrm OF W,
u. Miller $50 The purchaser can secure
, reasonable lease OF the roundry anu
,-1lri.. The building is 80 II. oy % II =
',.Yfra,lv loo ttei, with good light which can
~ n. Or.truc,ti, aud COnttinS all tue
,,a.a>>ary appliances Of ass JopDihs
E,rnIry' For further information apply on
premises 10 ,,,rrrp pa,s,vsr
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For sale.

FINE DRIVING MARE, PERFECT
\ IN reliable in harness. Also a one
: it>1 Spring Wagon. Can be seen at Luke
,..r!-S For terms apply to
Ill. X. x. WOODS. Recorder.
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sells : hER EIaE 49,
~
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heiII & EIIingham,
Wholesale GrOCerS,
No. - Main st.

, barrels Flour.
= barrels Rye Flour.
-yI AIi' barrels Lake Herring.
y Iaii barrels White Fish.
- ht!' b rrels MacSerel.
"a Itrt-r D trrels Mackere'.
~ Kits VI lCk -rel.
- barrels cnuice y. o. MolasseS.
,jOrrel< choice Golden Syruos.
y aug he ads choice y. y Sugar.
, nOgSheads choice p. X. Sugar.
5Gpsshea - choice Demarara Sugar,
..0IErel~ Refined sugar.
80 uOundS Peaches, rs and rs
, S-gS choice ard.
u iirrca> choice L1rt.
"a oaEs choice L .tf-e, &c. &c,
Arriving AMI for sale at lowest cash
'Ne', 10 which We invite the attention o
.lyrfs before purchasing. marlo
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate from one vi the lu,,st ga
lnent Colleges IL the United states, and tn,
greater part OF whose life nas been spent IL
the hospitals ol London, Paris, PnIEIdeIp nI.
and else w here, has elected some OF the mos
astonishing CURES that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing in the he.il
and ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS
being alarmed AT sudden sounds, ueisIiIlIi
ness, with queut biushlng, attended some
ZINES with deraseInent OF mind, wer" cuneC
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Wanted.
Wanted Immediately.

,,ryTY l5N COMPETENT Statesmen
! salary with expenses paid, or on COM
,,sslon, to sell aud lease "the New " hee'e'
wilson" Sewing Machine. Wagon ana
-, furnished. For terms, &c, apply 10
yM. SUMNER & CO,
q Monroe 81, Wheeling, w. va.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
! ...ut and power for machinery. Also,
-. small rooms, with or without power,
a.. one l,rg= wareroOm. Possession given
-: April. Apply at Once OF Star r our
- BENZ. Els d Elk.
~
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For Rent.

THg ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
| street Railway Com uany, in Mcclure
a.; INN MCIITRE
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For Sale.

rHE PROPERTY Or JOHN g. CHAND-
.-r, on Hamp len street. For terms in
t.-.nt VI. A. Oh NDLER,
'-.,,s-,'b Al first National Bank.
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Undertaking..
FRIEND & son,
4S4 Main Street.

A IL tt E LATEST IMPROVED
tisEE.es OF FULL GLASS METALLIC
dssiancls Gases and Wood Coffius. Rich
nj sns in Innings and Trimminss Fnna.
PROMPTLY attended 10. mars
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April Is.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIS-Wheat &c better and in
demand; amber Michigan at 81 6St.
No. ? red at 81 63!. Corr quiet high
mixed at 4Sc low mixed at 47ic. Oats
quiet No. 2 at SOC.
CLOVER SEED-At Is 90.
PROFESSIONALISM pork heavy At
Sl2 50. Lard ct &c.
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For Rent.

,,rCOYD AND THIRD STORIES OF
SF.tHS.!n Insurance Companys build
I. FJ- ,rticulars apply at their ONE,
y. Monroe street. or TO GEO. W. FRANZ
I'm M VI RElILH. mari-n
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'imery occn pied by Mrs. Cunningham
,ni..insTy store, where she will continue
re business In all o. its various branches,
'-,l a. Ladies Me. inc. ID lain-, Silk md
&asr Dresses; also Shawls, Bonnets, &c.
.'2'on Crere ShaHls cleaned or dyed To
* quail 10 new. Also Coats, Vests and
ra-' Cleaned or dyed. Satisf tction guar
'-.s' d 10 al who NAV favor me with their
.Fom. Remember the p ace, No. l6s Main
"-et, third door below Market alley.
aprg.ro
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II i M Q " a T..
CHRISTIAN LIEDL,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER

\ Nd WIG MAKER, HAS REMOVED
Il 70 No. Ill Main street, Wheeling W. Va.
= LadieS and Chtldren's Hair Cutting
S- SUI hdlr Dressing Saloon attached, where
MS can have their hair dressed in the
.iest styles sprl-b
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WANTS.
Wanted.

o,T.rtoN BY A PRACTICAL Bo %, 81
SlKEEPER, competent to ssep a 1890 nsn ",
Ss1,Ss or take charge OF any oia amn,oyers,
pan sssn nv former and present emp'oye'"
ssnrl6-a
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n CERTAIN
practice INDUCED in when alone, habit
frequently learned from evil companions
or at school, tine effects Of which are night!
feit, even when asleep, and ii not cured rem
ders marriage impossible, and destroys bOtl
mind and body, should apply Immediately
What a pity that young man, the hop
Of his country, the darling OF his parents
should be snatched from all prospects anc
enjoyments OF Lie by the conseqenCes q
devlating from the path OF nature and IL.
dulging IN a certain secret habit. Such per.
>ons must, before contemplating
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COAL, COAL.

IT CAPEHART. DEALER IN OHIO
III. Coal and coal Lands. Orders for Coal
In the city viii receive prompt attention.
1000 acres of Ohio Coal Lands for sale.
OFFICE: No. /, Corner RDom, Anlure
Hoooa, WheeltnS, West VkTiniA ne
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JAMES CRANGLE,
Grain. Flour
AND
General Commission Merchant,
No. IL MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Removal.

n wINZENRIED & SON, JEWELERS.
II have removed from their old sand, No
~ Main street, to No. IL Main street, one
door north Of + Ball q Co.'S shoe store,
where they win be pleased TO see all Old pa
irons and the public generally.
marlS sb
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REMOVAL
+. StriG. Dyer and Renairer.

Dyeh ouu hepa1fef,
AS REMOVED TO WEST SIDE OF
Market Square. Mrs. Graham's old
.r5 o., where he Is prepared 10 clean, dive
tepair all kinds OF shawls, dresses and
Ines fancy soods at the shortest notice.
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ION HALVES SEY LAKE HERRING.
50 halves new White Fish, Jnsi received
and for ssje By n. EEfLLY.
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Flour.

00n BARRELS -soyE BETTKR"
HUD Choice Baker, Flour.
barrels "sHOvnske7 efsoce Bakeu %.
Hg "CrO-s.tIs Btst' doL DO. do.
100 white Loaf choice Family do
'' iees''s' anu Il. REILLY. !
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 2, R.

IN .5sl on AND AFTER NO
~ E5z1@SS VEMBER y, 1871, Trains
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EBroOuns

oAn DoZ. FANCY AND GOOD PLAIN
EDD Bro ms. #tH
Just received and ho- Eals BY
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We a m TED.

nnA BUSHELS CORN.
= Visit. DAVENPORT & PARKS,
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REMOVAL.
10. I66 Main Street.

4 GRAHAM'S STEtM DYEING AND
y. tI-tn!ng Estab. i,hment has been re-
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PROPOSALS..

L DEPARTMENT. or PUBLIC cnArrnrsl
cossrn o, rnrD AVENUE AND Essyssa s1sss
Popo. sealed and enao.sd a. sSoSe. Vii Be rscsyed
y the Of Public CHAR e: and corrsction
saPpyns the n.ti:uon: under charge condemned
milk the S ss oa.y re- the period Of COM
f.TS: proDS.ios Above vi, :H.%,. sample.
standard FOR future delivery The mix delivered under the
s@ss :: the Commlssonsr. may dsser@ins. $500 ''''
win b 70, The faithful
name. erSs.sss and :a?.s: pIsss q sa sss
1:S: Fl offers desm;s mem savsa,sssou. g
Is$:sE; EEEEFEE Is'::,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
The Clerk Of the Department Of Pubic lps,rcon Of
De:ts Ssa.s and other Furniture required inc Cram
Proposals viii also be received time and place
for the "stsan Heating Apparatus" required for said
E; be the Of the srpsr
from SidSs ropOs: viii not O. Ss con.
reserve ss % 10 any or all of tn.
ISL! |s;:!:a
FEBRUARY q. 1874
MARBLE MANTEl.s.
A KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZIN0
IA Works. 144 1856 East Eignteenth Marble and
Marbezed Mantes Thing, Marble Counters Monuments, NJ
prices thai defy competition Marble Turning for the trade
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELs, MoNU
I ments, HeAdst0ues Tables, Pumbcrs Saba cheapest
between broadway and Eighth avenue Send for designs
CTEwARTs SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AssORr.
~ mel" In the ''y lowest g.'cs' c.sans new designs
500 Srh avenue. between rhrty.ah and fnry.sissh ss
MATRIMONIAL.
A WIDOW LADY or UNDOUBTED CHARACTER
and respectaply neither rich poor, with debts
or encnmorsDcc finding ies road too rough travelling
Alone ventures 10 request good middle gentleman
70 reply this IN Of mutual appreciation. Address
Broadway.
ANTHOLOGY.
A TTENTIoN.-coNsuLrArIo ON BUSINESS.
"A losses enemies. lawsuits absent friends, love, MAJ.
saGs .csnsss and DEATH Pay Refused un.s,
"A uaD tells and OF marriage no saur ,G.ou
no Day f63 Third avenue. between Thhv 'nr' anu ""S
second streets. .----
MADAME CLARA A. ALMA, DE PARIS oLAtA A.;
Clarvoyanl 10 about leaving for EurnRs snony' ''s's
Broadway, between Thrtesh snd Iemy.uIm w. ..--
MADAME LA BLANcn, TnE oREAT vERlvALLkD
lu Business and Medical ClnIrv0ysM-uv w" A"spv
sixth sssss,, between Sixth Asd Bssmn avsnusa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

ITO LET-A FARM. "a ACRES, ONE NILE FROM
n Scarborough, ~ miles from Sing Sings good House.
Sssn: &C. $780, For particulars apply 2S West Eleventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

ITO LET-FURNlsHED, A PLEASANT LITTLE COUN-
Wy Home situated on Hackensacx River, mile south
hackensack, ~ minutes from New York via HackensncK
10 acres OF land outhouses good condition
lfum 10 p NJ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

ITO LEr-A FINE TWO STORY AND ATTIC STONE
y House, containing IL rooms finely finished with Eve
e OF ground well supplied with fru and shade trees
ceent water situated on the road running from West
q Harlem Railroad Apply toJ. CONNkRS sONS, corner
3eAde and Centre atreeta. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

1TORRIsANIA, s. 900, RENT $500; NEW ROCHELLE
2sMS rem, $4eo; Hswtown &so0oo rent VI 900 Flush
ish:d or unfurnhhed small places for sale payments
Dontny. b. FLANAGAN,
Fourth avenue and TMenlY. ephth siraet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03


MANSION HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON, S. la FIRST
M class family resort: 10 minutes Wall street; commu-
nication hourly from foot OF LEY street