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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-18
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
EpIscsoPAcY.
Conservation of the New Bishop Of
CO., Massachusetts. ''

4
Conservation Of the New Bishop Of
CO., Massachusetts. '
New YORK, Sept, 1.-THE conservation
Of DR.. Benz 81. Paddock, Of the Grace
church Of Brooklyn as Bishop Of Massa-
chusetts Ii, the place Of late Bishop MIN
ton Of Eastburn took place ID btoo ny.
this morning. The ceremonies wete Gon'
Quoted In the Grace church. AZ lo:ao A.
NJ, a procession Of clergy entered the
church walking two by Two headed py
Bisbop Right and Rev. Dr.. Smith Of Ken.
tucky Itnumbered at leastone hundred
and seventy clergymen attired In iull
canonicals comprising many OF dis
tinclion from this city, Brooklyn and
Massachusetts, and other parts ofthe coun.
try. Among the Bishops present were
Bishop Stevens of Pa, Littlejohn Of Long
Island, williams of Connecticut, Lee Of
Delaware, Huntington Of Central New
York, Howe Of Central Pennsylvania,
Kerfoot Of Pittsburgh, Neeley Of Maine,
and Niles Of New Hampshire.
Bishop Stevens delivered the sermon.
He showed the extraordinary growth OF
the Episcopal Church; In this country
since the last century, and said that 81
years ago to-day the conservation OF the
FIRST American Bishop on American soil
took place in Trinity Church.
The consecration Of Rev. DR.. Paddock
as Bishop Of Massachusetts then took
place with the usnal ceremony, Bishop
Smith, Of Kentucky, being the presiding
Bishop, and Bishops Littltjohn, oi Long
Isl4nd, and Williams, OF Connecticut, pre-
senters. Tho conservation was followed
by communion service, when tho fnal
prayer and benediction were pronounced
by the presiding Bishop:
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THE ODD FELLOWS.
SESSION or TIE GRAND LODGE AT DALT1-
MORE,

th5slUN OF IhE uhANp AObuh al pAi AZ
MORE.
BALTIMORE Sept. 1.-THE Grand
Lodge OF the United Safes /. o Q. F.
me. ut 8 o'clock to-day. Deputy Grand
Sire Durham announced that tho report
of Grand Sire Logan had been received
this morning II was laid before Lodge
and ordered printed. The report reached
New York yesterday by the Ocean Queen
from Aspen wall, and was Immediately for.
wardcd 10 Baltimore.
The report OF the COMMITTEES on mile
age and per diem Of the representatives.
fixing the mileage at q cents going and
returning, and per diem at six dUllors,
was adopted.
A petition was received from the col
ored citizsns of Delaware asking permis'
sion to Join the order. Referred to the
legislative committee.
The motion by the representatives from
Pennsylvania that the annual communi-
cation OF the Grand Lodge in 1875 be held
in Philadelphia during the Centennial
Celebration, was laid over under the rules
The report cl the Grand Lodge Of the
German Empire was referred to special
committee. .,.,,
After considering two reports from the
Judiciary Committee on the subject oil ar.
rearages4and pass words, and discharging
the committee from further consideration
thereof, the Grand Looge resolved itself
into secret session and continued therein
till the hour Of recess. as
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The Grand Lodge Of the independent
Order Of Red Men Of the United States,
closed its session at Louisville last even.
Ing with agrand banquet.
The Clinton County, Ohio, Fair is In
progress. There are nearly ], 900 entries,
and the finest show Of stock ever seen at
a County Fair In Southern Ohio.
AT Lemont Illinois, Tuesday, Nalen'
tine Ulrich was shot through the heart in
saloon.row. about the payment oil glass
Tho election "A for Dir Directors of the La.
iayette, Munccy g. Bloomington Railroad
was held at Lafayette, Tuesday. An en-
tire new board was elected, with y. W.
Pierce, President; John, Green, Vice Presi.
dent. and John w. Heath, Treasurer.
The Mississippi Democratic and Con.
servative Stats Convention met yestcr-
day at Meredian and resolved that It was
inexpedient to. nominate ticket. This
signifies the Democratic support Of the
AIcorn (Ind Rep) ticket, g5T =
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THE STRNwAY.PIAiios lase obtained
the highest honors ever awarded TO any
Pianos in the world. -
/ The Eorld'a great pisnists aud conn
'posers, including tie world renowned
Anton Rubinstein, who throughout his
American tour plays on mo other; the
Academies Of Fine Arts in Paris, Berlin
and Stockholm, as well as the piano pur-
chasing public Of Europe and America,
unite in the unanimous verdict Of "The
superiority of the steinway Piano over
a a. s s'si 81 evidence 81 ,asif
great superiority b The rapid sale 81 them
fn'this vicinity, as elsewhere, and shows
that people are learning to appreciate q
good Piano from a common or poor one,
and also that the best Il d1tcays DC cheapest.
Sole agency for the steinwsy at Adams
& Lucas 100 Market street. blw b1sg s
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NEW STocK.-Mr. c. W. Seabright,
merchant tailor and dealer in furnishing
goods, 2159 Main street. Centre Wheeling,
has just received one OF the finest stocks
Of seasonsble goods in his line ever brought
tothis city, which he is prepared to sell
at the lowest cash rates. As "a man who
gives you fits" Seabright is ahead Of them
all, which Is generally conceded. II you
need anthipg, or want to see the styles,
give him call.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 17-James Ran.
dolph was appointed Internal Revenue
Storekeeper for the first District of ILL
nois. i'hAs -
The Presidcnt win probably visit Wash.
ington earlysnext, week, and remain here
about two days, during whichf time q
Cabinet meeting will be held.
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DRRss Goods Of all kinds and especially
The new style goods ior Redipgotes; also
Blankets, Coverlids, Comforts and Car;
pts by the dray load. Come to the ball
ifyou want part Of the cheap goods. ].
". :Ferrel, Centre, wheeling corner Of
Main and Goth streets. EoS ~, 1 . ''g ~
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BACK To CNorHNATr.--The Andes has
been aground at Csptina for . day Or
two, but yesterday, finding she would be
unable TO come up, her cargo was dis;
charged into barges, which the Iron VAL
ley will bring up, and she has returned 70
Cincinnati. rg-'= .-4.ss. 3
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JUST received large supply oftlrst and
second Mourning Goods, In all. qualities,
from the bestto the lowest priced. They
can not be beat at the prices they, are
offered. jaw, Ferrel, Centre Wheeling
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New OPERA HOUSE, is nc
longer any doubt about Mr.. Fitzsimmon.
commencing the Dramatic Season in The
New Opera House on the 9th Of next
month. All Of the work on the interior
Of the building is in such an advanced
state that it will, be done on time. Mr.
Fi,zsimmons has his performers all en-,
gaged, !. and the stock company embraces
several leading characters that have al
ways been looked upon by the people Of
Wheeling as stars, and indeed they are
among the bestin their particular special
ties Of any performers in 'the country.
Their names We are not permitted 10 an
nounce until next week. :: la -
A very important and prominent feature
In the management Of the Opera House
the coming season will be the proper pre-.
sentation in eject Of all the. dramatic rep.
reservations. Mr. Fitzsimmops already
has under conrac. Mr., R. 8. Smith, one
Of the most eminent scenic artists In the
country, SMr. Alexander, the calcium
light ornamenter, and first class stage
carpenter, as well as inexperienced prop.
erty man. "a ss.,E Sr5rHA NJ an
Z The scenery Tor, eachplay will bepaint.
ed specially for s1ch play, which will en-
BILE the managers 10 put all Of the impor-
tant pieces on the stage In q manner never
before attempted In this city, and seldom
In any Of the larger cities. .,
We are not at liberty to announce the
"stars" engaged by Mr.. Fitzsimmons, but
we can safely say that ali Of the principal
stars oil the country viii DO here during
the coming season.
We hope Mr.. Fitzsimmons will receive
that liberal patronage from our people
that we feel sure he will deserve, for II IA
safe to say that no ouch entertainments
were ever given in this city as he will give
us. BE has already been 70 an enormous
expense, he and. his brother having
already given q year Of their valuable
time, besides their money outlay. They
are among the prominent managers fthe
country, and can get stars that would moi
treat with irresponsible managers. Sue.
cess 10 them. W. ''' '''' '
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CHEAP MusIc AND INsrRuMENrs.-
Several good Second. hand Pianos and
Organs for sale or rent on liberal terms.
Small Instruments at great reduction.
Sheet Music at halt price 3tAdams &
Lucas, 100 Market street,
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NEwFA1I GooDs. -Itis Astonishing to
SEQ the great amount Of Fancy Dress and
Domestic Dry Goods that fisA being re-
ceived and opened, and prices SO greatly
below anything We have ever seen in q
retail or even wholesale way, at J. W.
Ferrel's Centre Wheeling 'Itwill pay
you 10 call and see.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed ct silvey's Drug Store yester'
day, corner opposite the Post oftlce:
SAN. IAN 3P.h. TEN.
81 "a IS II s'..
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BEHIND TnE,-The down train over
the G. & P. R. r., last evening, which
should arrive at Bridgeport about six
o'clock, did not arrive until seven. Lack
OF steam was the cause. 81 y'sln,sJ9
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REs1osED-Jacob Strobe, night watch.
man on Market street, between 18th and
14th, handed IN his resignation to the
Mayor Yesterday. -,s':s-''7'e'z-='.7 : z. ~
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ApJouRNs To.pAY.-The United States
Court will adjourn over today until the
10th OF October, when5it will again meet
In this city. =. ,,4.,,..
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs-The Wheel
Ing Literary Institute will elect officers,
for the current year, next Wednesday
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POLICE Court-There were only two
cases before the Police Court Yesterday
morning: Pat. Duffy, drunk, A$3 and
coats; William Dorsey, disorderly, % and
oop,o
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8 DkNIsoN, TEXAS.
Fight over an. Old Feud..one Year
- H.,I On.

sIs-Z.I4s I Old.
DEssos, Sept: 17.-An old feud be-
tween 7. O. gLipsconb, an old settler OF
this place, and the Fiizhugh family, OF
Kentucky, eliminated 10 dey In flghtin
Henry Riley's drug store. Seven shots
were fired and Patrick Fi,zhugh, about
81 years old ives killed. Lipscomb and
Riley were arrested.
The celebration of the first anniversary
Of Denison has. been postponed until the
eth, to enable parties from Chicago and
other points 10 reach hero.
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MUNICIPAL CounT. business was
transacted in the above court yesterday,
It simply'met and adjourned over until
this morning at 0 o'clock.
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HOUSE furnishing goods, sheetirgs, ia
BILE linens, towels and napkins, an i'm
mense stock, at y. T., Brues'. 81, -rs +,
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!. FACTORY Yarn in all colors. also all
wool homemade Socks for so cents q
pair. Go to Henry Jacobs, as he sells them
cheaper than any other house In the city.
/ ~ :" cod
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e srRREoscopIc views Of all the interest.
ing scenes in, the old and new world, OF
Robinson's Gallery, III Main street. ! Z
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River News.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Riyer 8 feet 5
inches, falling. Departed, fCharmer fer
Evansville. Clear and warm.
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PERSONAL -Messrs. Jasper Y. Moore
and N. Golf, Jr. left last evening for their
homes In Clalksburg.
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the color OF your hair or
whiskers by the use Of NattanS. Crystal
Discovery. the bestpreparation for the pur-
pose in the market, being entirely harm
less. We heartily recommend 1t. For
sale by druggists, an. eod&w
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U. 8. CouRT.-In the above Court yes
terday, the Judge disposed Of; the mo-
ton made on a former day to remand the
Slack case, refusing to so remand 1t, but
allowing witnesses TO DO summoned IL
lieu Of talking depositionss HEI 81
The case Of the United States ns. J. T.
Martin was continued until the 10Th Of
October. y '''"''
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn.
ing.
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In New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
and all other leading cities, the Weber
Piano sales exceed those Of any other fac.
;ories. Call at VIM. H. sheib & Co.'S, op.
posite M'Lure House, Monroe street, and
try them. a1za 4
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TIE Black 5Oc. Alpacas which Henry
Jacobs sells, are worth 75c, in any other
house in the city. T. .ai' . ,' sseod
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TIE RrvER-The river is still falling,
the marks last evening showing three feet
six inches at this point & ~
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RRMRMBER the public sale of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture this morning
on 10th John street between 9Th and 9Th.
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LARGEST lot and greatest variety of Pic.
ture Fra mes In, the city at Robinson's Gal.
lery, III Main street.
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SGRANp LODGE I. o. o. F.-The' Grand
Lodge Of the, Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows ID the United States Is now IN
session n Baltimore. The Order In the
State is represented by Messrs. Wheeler
Reeves, George Edwards and Peter
Darnell., They are distributed among the
regular standing committees as follows:
Legislative, MI. Darnell; Correspondence,
MI. Reeves; Unfinished Business, Mr.. Ed.
wards. g.E.o tTE - sqcE9 or SGAR ~
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4aGo TO Brues', ladies Tor black silks, the
popular house for black goods Of all kinds.
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HENRY JAcoBsis receiving another lot
Of those celebrated Black Dundeesi al
pacas: o. zh-.Ss'Ilaa -'sE cod
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n ArTENT1oN.-In order to reduce my
present stock Of Boots and Shoes l will
sell for the next 80 days at prices that de-
ly competition. Call early and get the
best goods, stlthe lowest prices ever offer
ed In the city. L. V. BLOND.
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ahsgmtslIilg.st,tlttr, :
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1873.
Now Adyer,isernents.

Wanted-Selesman.
Brussels and Ipgrain Carpets.
Fall and Winter, 1878.
Notice to River Men.
g. W. Robinson. Photographer.
Public Sale Of Furniture
Piano for Sale or Rent.
Spectacles-0xtoby & Duttleld.
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There Is many person now gone gone 70 ther grave
That neglected tue means their life to ave;
Had seotts Pills been used ut tho ftst of.their
a q. disease,
Night now be living at home at their ease.
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For White and, Gray, Blankets, Com.
forts and Coyerlets, go 70 Henry Jacobs.
lfqG 'aal.'ss5lg " S+1s''6aAS aod
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LUCIA Kid Gloves, the best glove in
America, g. Is q pair, also our popular
81 90 Kid Gloves. CT. Bfues. '''-'
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l;1s4s-ls7s.4 The Estey Organs have
been il. use for twenty seven years, and
today they are peerless. "A choice, stock
just received Of shoib's Music Store, Wash.
ington Hall.
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10 BooTs'AND sHoza.-To close out my
present stock. / will sell Womens' Last
Balmorals at - o0worth 90 90; Womens
Last foxed Balmorals from % 90 oss50;
'Womens, Nor. Balmorals 50 00to 81 80,
worth IS 90. and all other goods at cor
respondingly low prices L. v. BLOND,
105 Main street.
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TaHiball hastopened a. J.sw. Ferrel,s
for Fall and. Winter Goods 'TFs ~,
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2 GRNTIRMRN's FURNBHINa--NRw
srooK.-Christlan Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returned from New York
with q large and . elegant assortment
Of cloths, casslmeres, !overcoatings, vest:
ings, dress shirts, Sunder garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per;
tanning 70 . genteman's toilet except the
hat andJbooss Hes keeps the best
OF goods; no employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, ana charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him7a
call. 'Ss " is..' l''s!11t'F - ESQ :
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/, ART sALE.-In passing down Market
street last evening we dropped in at
Beck's block, where Mr. Wickham, the
popular auctioneer, has displayed for sale
the largest and finest, collection OF Oh
Paintings and Chromos that we ever had
the pleasure Of seeing on exhibition In
this city. OurLparticular attention was
called to the following fine chromos: The
Changed Gross, Spiritual Guide and The
Growing, which for beauty and fneness'
cannot be surpassed, and in TACT the en-
tire stock consists oithe very best that are
published. The auction sale takes place
this evening and continues this week.
We understand the goods are all to be
sold without reserve, SO weadvise all our
friends and tho public generally to stop in
at the sale and secure picture. Goods
are on exhibition during the day, and it
is rare trea, in the way Of fine arts sell
dom offered to public. .,,t. ....
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EARLY ManifestatIons Of consumption

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Q a FREsHLoTsJusTl ARRIVED. s.
aepia 6. ,;.L.L., & " i,'4Ni-,ns AZ
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NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
1879.

1! 10.
Grand Fourth of July Excursion the noble Hudson
and through the Highlands to Newberg Stopping at the
beautiful pleasure resort in tho State known
Iona Island and Cozzens' Dock West Point. The large
end swift steamer SUNNYSIDE, Captain Teson Of
The Albany and Troy line This Is opportunity sell
dom offered This being a swift steamer, passengers
will have ample time for recreation at the different
landings and return TO the city time to witness the
fireworks. Schilling's Brass and Quadre Band will
furnish music dancing The boat will be well provided
with refreshments. Leaves follows Fulton Ferry,
Brooklyn A. NJ Christopher street, North River 80
A NJ. twenty third street. North River, "A. M.
Fare for the entire excursion, ST.
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THE STEAMBOAT GOLDEN GATE, FROM BARGE
Office dock, foot of Whitehall streetFor Bay Ridge,
Fort Hamilton and weather permitting TO Bath, connect
ing with for Coney Island afordng view of har
F..
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NCHOR LINE
n steamers sail from pier % North River New York,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
ESaoPA WED, JULY INDIA Sat, July I9
TRINACRA: We'd, July9 AUSTRALIA. Sat, July 26
CALIFORNIA Sat, July IL COLUMBIA. Wed, July 30
CALEDONIA We'd, July l6 VICTORIA. Sat, Aug
The PASSENGER accommodations steamers this line
are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin state
all upper deck thus securing good light and
ventilation.
RATES OF PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
Saturday steamers Wednesday steamers.
60, Gold Currency.
Cabns.. $75 and $65 SIS and S66
Cabin return tickets,
inS best accommodations S1aD Sl3D
STEERAGE, $50 CURRENCY.
Tickets for passage from any seaport or railyav
station In Great Britain, Ireland the Continent issued
at the lowest rates
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Companys Offices No. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROS, Agents,
Just published, AThe Trip to Europe" magazine OF
information travellers; can be had free of
charge application. -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LBANY AND TROY 81 SARATOGA $s 50 BY DAY
Leave vesry street pier at 80 NJ and Twenty third
street north Of Erie ferry at sa5 landing at Yonkers
Tarrytown and Nyack by ferryboat>, Milton, Pough-
keepsie Rhinebeck Nvol Catskfll and Hudson. Con-
meeting for all points West and North. Trip tickets to
West Point, Cornwall and Newburg, returning day,
u. Tickets by special cars and baggage checked to
Saratoga and Sharon.
A FTERNOON BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUCH.
n keepsie. Rondout and Kingston landing Cozzens'
West Point Cornwall, New Hamburg and Milton.-The
MARf Po%EL from Vestry street, pier 49, every after
(NATSKILL DAILY LINE FROM PIER IS FRANKLIN
- street.-The floating palace NEW CHAMPION leaves
Monday Wednesday and Friday, at p NJ, for Catskill
Creek. Palace steamer ANDREW HARDER leaves on
posite days 5 p. NJ, for Catskill Point
CITIzEN's LINE, FOR TRoY-PAssAGE 81 S.-THE
leave pier 40 North River, foot Leroy street daily
Saturdays excepedl ate O'Clock M connecting with
morning trans Rensselaer, and Sara toga New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North, East and West The most route to Sarato
ga Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
JOSEPH CORNELL, superintendent
ENALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Il go via Newport and Fail River
The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI-
DENCE leave pier % North River, of Murray street.
daily Sundays includeD at r. NJ Halls Band en-.
gagged for the season. A. p. BACON, superintendent
ENOR NORWALK AND DANBURY.-THE NEW
II steamer AMERICUS leaves daily foot of Market
street at is and Thrtythrd street at 80 p NJ con-
Meeting with Danbury Railroad.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


ATTENTION.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPRoOF BUILDING
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRoF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&C. &C.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c, &C, CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM loxl2 FEET TO 2oxe7 FEET, AT $500,
$3.50 $500 AND UPWARD TO $1,000. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPROoF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRovEMENTs
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