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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
The Contest Between the Baltimore ant
OHM and PAnnaYIHnniii RniIrahdh.


10 reference to the reports in circulation con-
cerning the competition between the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Penusylvania Railroad Com
panies the New York Journal of Commerce has
the following:
A statement has bean going the rounds of the
press in other cities to the eect that the Phila-
deIphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company had contracted with the Pennsylvana
Railroad Company to give the latter exclusive
right to connect trains over the road between
Philadelphia and Baltimore. The drift of such
a movement will be understood as against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, between
which Company and the Pennsylvania Company
there is fierce contest for the passenger and
freight trade south. But there is no truth in the
statement. Trains run regularly from here to
Washington, and tickets are sold in New York
and Washington by way Of the Baltimore and
Potomac, or the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
between Baltimore and Washington, as the pas
sengar may prefer. The two trains from here
are started out behind the same engine, and the
Baltimore and Ohio Company detaches it's part
Of the train at Baltimore, taking 1t through Ba-
timore by horse power, and thence as usual,
while the rest of the train is taken by the Penn
syvanis company's locomotives through the Bal
timore and Potomac tunnel and thence to WASH
ington on the Baltimore and Potomac road. The
morning train from here is divided at Whining
tpn.
In view OF the bitterness with which the Scott
and Garrett railroad quarrel has been conducted
it is not improbable that Scott will reach some
understanding with the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore people, and secure some ex-
elusive privileges, Til, resu of that W, uld be
to drive Garrett into south New Jersey for his
New York connection with Baltimore. The New
Jersey Southern railroad will probably be COM
pleted to Baltimore by the middle of October
and will be connected In any event with the Bal
| timore and Ohio railroad. But the latter COM
pauy intends building road all the way from
Baltimore to New York through Maryland, Della
ware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The sharp
| er the competition between railroads the better
il is for the public; and building the New Jersey
| Southern railroad has already put the price OF
fare to Philadelphia down from $3 25 to 90 25
per passenger. y ~ The PennsylVania Rai1oac
| Company has just completed its branches of the
through line to New Orleans Qhe Piedmont All
Line) and will now send passengers from Nov
| York to New Orleans in sixty-six hours withou
i change Of cars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
O. $. District Court.


The Grand Jury. yesterday, returned true bills
agninst Frances Fernandez. John H. Van Gesel,
and o. Fl. Jester.
The Grand Jury was then discharged.
The case of Frances Fernandez was called.
She iH a colored woman, living in this city, who
came to the Wilmington post office. and Euo-
ceeded in obtaining 90 on post office money
order, which had been forwarded to her sister
Mary Irons. The testimony was very clear
against her, and the jury returned q verdict of
Guilty, without leaving the box. She was sem
fenced to one years imprisonment, at New Cas-
tie, and Marshal Dunn took her over to the jail,
last evening. The amonnt of money was re-
turned by her father to the Post Office, yester-
day morning. -
Upon the conclusion Of this case, the Petit
Jurors were all discharged
The trial of the charges against MIR. Van Gesel,
OK postmaster at Harrington was continued.
The court on motion OF L G. Bradford, Jr.
Esq, on behalf of creditors adjudged Richard E.
Hayes an involuntary bankrupt, he having failed
to appear or file an answer.
The Court adjourned to 10 o'clock, tomorrow
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Latest General News.

An appeal for aid for the destitute who were
recently burned out of BONES in Havana, Cuba,
is made by MesArs Alexander 4 Sons owners of
the Havana steamship line. Of New York The
firm we're yesterday appealed to by telegraph
rjm Havana, the dispatch stating that there Is
,r at destitution there. IN tHl
As Judge T.,s. Orawford and District Attorney
Ar hur Fl. Harris we're going to WinneAboro. in
Franklin Parish, La, on Monday, TO hold court
they were both assassinAted by unknown parties
Both leave families. IL is thought personal not
political differences caused the crime. Crawford
wae Republican and Harris Democrat.
There was no excitement in the Stock or Gold
Rooms in New York yesterday, the recent
furry being all over.
George Byas, colored, was convicted at Pater-
son N. J., yesterday, OF murder in the third de-
gree for having last July feloniously assault ed
and murdered white girl named Della Corco-
ran.
1t is reported that the women Of Glen Cove,
Long Island, last Friday night tarred and feath-
cred woman whom they suspected of being a
disreputabie character.
Morris Purpil, arrested on suspicion of having
set fire to the Fashion stud stables, was dis
charged after an examination, at Trenton, yes
terdGy, there being no evidence toshold him.
The news fiom Spain contains nothing Of great
interest. The Republican garrison at Olaf
Gerard has been reinforced and no apprehen-
sion ia felt Of the capture Of the town by the
CarlistB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Jail Delivery at Dover.

THE oP&NING WHICH CARPENTER MADE HEcoMEs
THE AVENUE OF ESCAPE FOR OTHER PRISONERS.
On Monday night last, three more prisoners
made their escape from the new jail at Dover.
They were Hicks, who was serving out two
years sentence for larceny Mezzick awaiting
trial for the shooting of Lohlnd at Milford, and
Adams, awaiting trial for larceny.
They escaped through the same aperture in
the grating Of the iron doors by which Carpenter
and two others made their exit some months
ago, gaining to that cell by means Of false
keys, with which they had been provided by out
side parties.
1t is said that they opened the cell door Of
Prof. West, and asked him to join them in tho
flight, but that he declined. This, however, is
mere rumor,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
rhn rar,hsln wnl.rmeIen Trnae

The Augusta (Ga) Const,tutionGist, Sept. 8,
says:
The shipments, as far as we have been able to
Obtain them, by the different railroads, up to
10 lows: sonth Carolina Railroad, 94411 Cen
tral Rairoad, "a, 1856; Georgia Railroad 43,7O7
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
about II, $780, Port Royal Railroad, about l75; to-
tai. 1888 869
Besides the above, very large number have
been shipped by the Southern Express Company,
and the whole, taken in connection with the
home consumption, shows an immense product
In tliat line for Richmond County. The tax di-
Keat Of 1873 shows that there were l,22618 acres
planted in the county in watermelons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
"sonethlnx Like a Cord.,

Fancy the feelings of Pennsylvania mother
(Warwick Township. Chester County, near
Hopewell Furnacs) who observed that her child
(four months) was breathing with great difficult
ty in it's cradle asleep. Inspection was the work
Of a moment, when it was discovered that
'something like a cord" was round the Guilds
body under the little nightgown Something
like cord indeed 1t was a snake thirty in-
ches long ooiled tightly lrouDd the frame OF the
little cherub In fact, the wicked old serpent
was 80 comfortable that it was with good deal
of difficulty that he was persuaded to uncoil ,
and when he did 30 instead of stopping, like q
fair-minded snake, to have his photograph taken,
he bolted hastily into hole.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
The Catholic n. A. ID. .socIety.

The Board of Government Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society of America held it's an
nual meeting in New York Yesterday, Rev. James
McDevitt presiding. Resolutions were adopted
recommending new form of pledge ordering
all the societies to procure for their members
the National Union badge, decreeing that the
badge shall be token of friendship wherever
worn on the continent. Communications from
clergymen in Ireland looking to union with the
American Societies were acted upon. The pre-
lmnaries of the National Convention to meet
in New York on October 9Th were arranged.
Thomas B Mccormick, Of Providence was ap-
pointed National Treasurer in place of Mr.. Moo
nan. resigned, and James W. O'Brien, of New
York, was appointed temporary secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Increaae e................... ii. 25S

The aggregate receipts from supplies amount
ed to ~ 027 26 and from tax, $l,055 40, making
a total OF $3,0S271. OF this amount, 1913 A
were from supplies furnished in Delaware, while
the aggregate Of tax was sos 52-SS3 81 in all.
The whole number of Tribes in the United
States is 449, with membership OF "a 75S. Dur
ing the year there have been 22f
adoptiOns, 57S reflections, 1925 suspensions, 2l4
eXpnlsions 1862 reinstAtements 346 persons were
admitted by card, and 569 persons withdrew by
card. The whee pumber of deaths have been
314 There are 1872 2. G. s and 3672 P, 3. The
number OF new Tribes instituted during the year
was "a, while but Camp-Fires were extingnish-
ed The total receipts from all the Tribes were
290152 ia 2 IT A in, 76465 ia. IT, in. were
paid for the relief Of Brothers. and 2Ols6 ia #.
/ ill., to the relief Of Widows and Orphans. max
ing a total OF 96937 ia. IT. in. 359 IA It.
in. were expended for educational purposes.
FIRST DAY-AFrERNooN SESSION.
The Great Council re-assembed at o'clock,
when the standing Committees were named
They are printed in full in another place ia to-
days paper.
Appeals from the Tribes were then presented
aid referred.
The committee on the Long Talk OF the Great
Incohonee reported that the several subjects
treated OF were referred to the appropriate Conn
mittees, and asked the acts of the Gre at Chief
of Records which were recommended by the
Great Council, including Seal, Ceremonial Plates,
Travelling Cards, Blank Reports, Printing, &c.,be
| approved.
| ton City, Philadelphia and Winchester, as the
place for holding the next session Of the Great
| Council, were presented but without action, and
| a resolution to appoint 10 o'clock on Wednesday
as time to select place was laid upon the ta-
| ble
The great keeper OF the Wampum reported his
receipts for the year o. 5l3 36 aud HE diabnrs1
ments at &C. ESQ 81, leaving nalance.in hand of
1856 So Additional receipts increase this sum
| to 81, sos 38.
| A resolution TO appoint committee to design
/ head dress to be worn on dreos parades was
| laid over
resolution for the appointment OF commit
i tee to revise the form of raising up chiefs, and
/ also to prepare form for Public Raising up of
| the same and to prepare form for the institu-
tion OF new Tribes, and form for the institution
| of Great Councils was presented.
| Resolutions of thanks to James Webb foT
stationery, aud the COMMERCIAL and EUery Zoe
ming for gratuitous distribution of their papers,
| were adopted.
A special committee on Unfinished Business
| was appointed, consisting of Representative
Brrkel OF Ohio p G.. = Qligley, and Repre-
sentative Moore, whSn the session was closed
SECOND DAY-MoREINa SESSION.
The Great Council was organized at o'clock
in the usual form.
At roll call, several new members responded
to their names, and others were admitted dur
ing the forenoon.
The question by Mr., colaesh, ind, whethe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Balcony Gives Way.

While a regiment was parading through Will
liamsburg, N. Y, on Monday night, a balcony
filed with spectators gave way, precipitating its
occupants upon the heads of the people on the
sidewalk, two stories beneath. Sarah Yandyke
and Celia Williams were injured fatally, Daniel
Brown seriously and number Of other persons
slightly. Some OF the injured were robbed Of
their watches and iewelry, and some had there
there pockets picked. Defective iron work
in the balcony caused the disaster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
The Cnual-Boat Gases.

ARTIST OF COLLECTOR NoLEN AND HIS DEPUTIES.
This morning, Sheriff Armstrong took into
custody, Dr. Nolen, u s. Collector of Customs
for this District, and his Deputies, Isaac j. Jen-
kins and Frank Nolen, on q cdpids issued charg-
ing them with trespass in seizing the i've caani'
port. They gave bail for trial at the November
term OF Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
LErrERs FROM THE PEOPLE.
CARD FROM JAMES CARMICHAEL.
fbe E,Iif IA. of NE Noy,1 m ernf0I


To He EditJr Of The Commercial.
As the notice which you print in your paper
of the sth inst, concerning the injury done to
the eye ofmy little contains some inaccuracies
you will greatly oblige me by inserting the follow
ingto correct the, same. He was crossing the
street just at the time wagon was passing, when
boy, seated in the rear Of the wagon. delibera-
tely according to several witnesses) thrust the
pointed end of an umbrella into his eye. My
wife carried the child TO the house steps, and
finding him 80 seriously injured gave him in
charge of some one at home and hsstened i'm
medately after the wagon to learn, IL possible,
who were it's occupants, consisting Of two girls
at the rear and two women in front, but these
persons. discovering what had been done, very
culpably urged their horse rapidly forward and
were soon beyond reach,
The sight Of the injured eye is lost completely
but DIR. Kane, who attends the child assures us
that the other eye will not be fected.
4t JAMES CARMICHAEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
The Clayton Hsuse.
ARRIVALS UP TO n ION, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO MON, To-pAr ..
Thompson, City. .tt
q L Jones, Phila. -......
Il M whitney, Boston. ..-s 4...
Herman Winter. Brooklyn. ~
VIM Tappan. Boston.
VIM Heaton, Jr. Phila.
David Worrell, -.fE ......
A Mckenzie, Providence, RI.
Wm Lee. & lady, Phils
Robt Dinsey lady. Is
Jno Snyder, Ohillicothe.
James Moss, Phila.
VIM Eckhart, Z"
H Godsborough, Md
WV Werninger, Phila.
Ohas II Chew, Salem, New Jersey.
] Omohundro aud wife, Boston. .I.t..
Miss Lizzie Stafford, New York.
W f Cody (Buffslo Bili) Nebraska.
James Hicock. (wild Billy Plains.
Fred q. Mseder and Lady, New York.
Miss Elize Hudson, Chicago
Walter Fletcher, " '
James Braham New York.
b Esheman, Lancaster, Pa. .-.
John NJ Burk, New York
] W Lscock. Ef6ngham, Ill.
II Steward, Phila.
John Dumbell and wife, Phila. I-.
Miss Gorham, Phia.
T j. Francis and daughter, Camden.
Ohas Watson, Phila.
David Ogle and daughter Phila.
Thos White and wife, New York.
Isaac Beymer Baltimore.
e Baldwin, Coatesville.
+. f. Madura. Phila. .Hal..r
Jas A Miller, Phila,
H Dennison, Phila
Angus Cameron, Phila.
B Mashiob, Baltimore. far4...t -
ID F Price, New York. .-...
S S Willbank, %
Jos Keller, Stroudsburg. Pa.
L T Palmer d La, Danville, Pa. ..
Scott Patten, Columbia.
HA Clark, Phila.
Geo Buntin, Boston.
] Forbes, ''
Jno. McClear, New Orleans. ...
James Todd, Phila.
d Baner, New York,
Bellah & W.T., City.
Robt. Gibson, Chicago.
Andrew ]. Baker, Phila.
Col B, r. Heiser, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Amuseneuts,

THE BUFFALO BILL COMPANY, THIS EVENING.
This evening, the Scents of the Plains, in
cluding Buffalo Bill, Texss Jack, and Wild Bill,
with their celebrated Company, give perfor-
nance at the Opera House. No doubt, the audi
ence will be large.
THE GEORGIA MINsTRELs.
Last evening, gave good performance, 70 a
far-sized and quite orderly audience. Their
performance 10 the main was good one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Industrial News. {

The Cigar Makers International Uuion, re-
Gently in session at Detroit, adopted resolution,
allowing Union members to work in non-union
shops where f1llibusters are not employed.
It Is said this and other changes OF the Constitu
becoming effective. e. ffa
The Iron and Nail Association OF Pittsburgh,
at meeting on Thursday last. resolved to make
no change In the card rates for iron at present.
The price or nails was reduced thirty-seven and
q half cents per keg on all sizes.
The colored strikers in Charleston, s. O.. visi-
ted the principal mills, and by threats compelled
the employees to strike for 80 so per day. The
employers refusing to pay this rate, have closed
their mills, and nearly 1000 men are out of en-
ployment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
9eaths.

CHANDLER - his residence in woodvllle, Lon
dongroVe, Ches'er county. Pa, on the morning OF
s4th year OF his age. -.
HIS relatives and friends are invited, without
further notice, to attend The funeral az London
grove Meeiing House, on 9th day afternoon next,
~ O'Clock. carriages will be in waiting at Avon
dale Station on the arrival of the early morning
train from Philadelphia and take any desiring 1t
directly to the house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
THIRD EDITION.
POSTPONED

The Balloon AsccnsIsn Put on, Till TO-nor.
row.
--- New YoRK, Sept. 10.
The Balloon ascension has been postponed
till tomorrow.
The inAation-was commenced, but.the balloon
became unmansgeable in the wind.
Donaldson cut hole six feet square to allow
the escape of the gas.
This hole will have to be sswed up.
The hand safety valve is said to be out Of or
der . .... r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
And That's the Way the Money Goes.
The Erie Railroad pays heavy salaries. The
following is list Of what is paid the principal
rcrr,ble CoudiIIoo In shreyeport.

The presidents of the Howard Association and
Board OF Trade OF Shreveport La, have tele-
graphed to New Orleans that the yellow fever is
epidemic in Shreveport, and on the increase.
They ask for experienced nurses and five physi-
clans, but state they have not, at present, the
means to compensate them. Private adyices
from Shreveport report 264 cases of the fever
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

W. W. Ingersoll a claim agent at Nashville,
has been arrested in Washington on the charge
OF having defrauded certain pensioners Of
moneys collected by him.
The planning mill OF whittemore Brothers and
nine business places in Union, N. Y, were burned
yesterday morning. Loss, $25.GO0.
The brig Esk, from Boston for Halifax capsiz-
ed and was abandoned on the night of the 9th
inst. Her crew have arrived at Vineyard Haven,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
ahe Hollow Log.

That honesty is tina best policy may be ex-
emplited by the following little incident: man
at Belinout, Mo-, sold toa mill owner saw log,
which proved to be hollow As he sold it for a
sound log he voluntarily went and gave back
the price, and hauling it to his own yard, chop
pod it up tor frewood In this operation he
found ten 70 gold pieces which somebody had
aerreted in ii,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Financial.

ILLUSTRATION IN THE GOLD PREMIUM.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
Gold at ten o'clock quoted at IL Is ten min
utes later, it rose to 111s, and then fell to 1iH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Marine News.

AN INMAN STEAMER DISABLED AND TowED INTO
PORT. "A
HALIFAX. Sep. 10.
The steamship CITY of Bristol, from Liverpool
for New York was towed here by the City Of
Brussels. The Bristol was disabled by broken
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
MlarriagGa.

M MNoRE-PrCK the 9Th iust., at the house
OF the brides mother, No. 62s Shpley street, y
Chas. Hill, Mr.. Chas Moore to Miss Sarah
PickIls, both OF Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 10.
Cotton tirmer 1890. a2l1f,. Flour firm sup per
fine $3 50@$4.50 extras S4.52O6 25 Penn ma
extra family 81 526D975 good wheat firm other
grads dullred 83989c. White 750s5c. Corn firm
yellow 84065c. Oats advancing held at 42950o.
Whishkey advanced to dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

The Senatorial contest in California waxes
warm, and the classification OF members Of the
Legislature puts everything In doubt, but the
friends Of Governor Booth believe he is ahead
n thn cha nnaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
weather Record.
REPORT OF rHr SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Probabilities For the middle states, North
cast to Southeast winds. warmer and cloudy
weather, winds increasing to fresh and brisk
with rain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
The California Legislature.

DIVISION INTO THREE EQUAL GLASSES - GOV.
BooTH's FBIENDs HOPEFUL.
-..ot .a 5AN FRANoIsoo. Sept. 10.
The next Legislature will be composed as fol
lows Independents SO Republicans "A Dem
ocrats 40 Tho friends Of Governor Booth for tn
U, s. Senate claim that he has the best chance
of election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
FOURTH EDITION.
CaHfornIa.
-FOUR OF TIE MIXERS EEsoUED.

Ban FRANoIeoo, Sept 10.
Four Of the miners supposed suffocated in the
Lincoln mine, AmsdoI county, we're taken out
alive after being shut in thirty six hours. Two
others were drowned by attempting to swim to
the shaft before the water was sufficiently low
ered .. -.. ,.,..,. 81 .. %.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

To-day, Butler, and the Balloon are to go up.
The latter however, is subject to the contin-
genciss Of the weather. the former rain or shine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
@emj A6pertlseti1ents.

DATENr sTEP.LADDEnS ARE LIGHT AND
very convenient for house. store or m chanies'
use. We deal in vari rus other articles of wooden
ware, such clOthss-hOrBes; wash pie, lap, bosom
and shirt boards; spoIns, IN isherH, bowls, soap
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty y-nve) Market st below Ninth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-12

NOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST OYSTER REsTAu-
rants, with Bar, Eighth avenue newly retttedl.
with five years lease from pext May, as the owners
wish of business; terms able no agents
need apply Address j. L., Herald office.
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NOR SALE-A BOARDING HOUSE OF 40 ROOMS
II ana IL years business: low rent: always fui OF
boarders; the best located Of any house in New YORK
NV ~ '' W. j. COLE
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VrANTED-A FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE WASHER
w who undo Is his business fully and is will
ing TO work early and late Apply st. Cloud stables,
al and 2i9 West list ST., from . to 10 A. NJ.
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A C0ACHMAN's sITUATIoN-BY A RESPECTABLE
n colored man, with good reference from last en-
,loyer. Address BREWSTER Il CO, 81 9th av.
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LNOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
Il Will OF an old established retail Jewelry Establish
ment the owner. having secured competency, wishes
retire from business; stock and fixtures AL; from
$4,000 required. Address two weeks
with real name, box l6J Herald office. No agents need
apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-12

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE sITUA.
n ton for his coachman, German single man; is sober
and reliable; understands his business thoroughly Adj
dress T. s., coachman's box, Herald Uptown Branch
office,
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY lST
w February; understands the business in all
branches. Address RID SINGLETON, Plattsburg, N.
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A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS,
"a experience in u bank teller, &C, besides six
months with an importing house. desires situation
most any kind, where he can az least livelihood
best references given Address GRAY, box l26 Herald
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PsOFESsIONALsITU ATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

A LADY sKILFUL IN TEACHING WILL GIVE A
N young lady morning lessons in English, French
gives private instruction by an easy method TO ladies OF
elected education, either at her residence the
pulls; grammar specially; best references Apply 10
address TEACHER 1879 West Goth ST. between 9TH and
7th avs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-12

nor sALE-THE BEST CIGAR STAND ON BROAD
way; elegantly fitted up: fine location and doing
trade; selling out account OF other bust
ness Address f. E. la Pierre House, corner OF Broad
way ana Eighth street.