davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
. THE GRAIN CROPS. )-aai

lrgI Bon THE GRAIN CROPS. tsai
The agricultural statistics ofOhi6 are
returned blythe township assessors'in
the spring season, upontt crop of the
preceding autumn. These returns
show the grain crop of 1S7i' to be as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

The gold mines of Peru are more
completely exhausted than those OF
California. agw = iilaH"1 1uisHoH ni
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
The w eeklu Sun.

The w eeklv Sun.
ONLY. 81 A YEAR. PAGES.
The Best Family PAPER
iph.. Bet AgTicui ur;i Paper.
The Pest Polite Paper,
{ The BcSt Story Paper. -
t.. Te-' Fashion Reports.
The Best Cattle Market Reports
III Pest General Marker Reports.
The Best Paper Every Way.
THE WEEKLY NEW YORK SUN. Eight
pages. 56 oolumDs. a year. or less than cents
a number: send Y ur doliar.
Address THE SUN. New York City.
4 II SOLDIERS WHO We're wounded. or con-
n tracted permanent diseases in the army.
can get pensions by riting 10 JOHN KIRK
PATRICK Govt lain Asert- Middiebourne,
Ohio. inclosing postage.
1923. IJBsLEE! 1878.
Better thsn Pictures is ahe
NEW YORK OBSERVER
The G.eat merican Family Sewspape
80 {. Yeaf with. the JUBILEE BOOK.
SIpSEY E. MORSE d CO.,
e 81 PARK Row. New York. ~
SEND For a SAMPLE COPY.
OK To GGn per dayy AGENTS wanteal All
D1 10 oAJ riasses of " rking people, of
either sex, young or cid. make more money at
work for us in their spare moments. or all the
the time than at anything else. Particulars
free. Address G. STrNSDN- L CO. Portland Me
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
tcESrRAL ONO DIvIsIoS.l

Passenger Trains on Central ONO
,Division feave Bellaire and arrive al
pofIaira asfnllOWS:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
REE.NON'Tv NURSERIES

ONE mile North of National Road near lhe
" County Infirmary. ~ -,
We heep constantly On hand a chnlce seiec-
ton of Fruit and Qrname n tsl Trees. lines &c
Parties wishing 20 purchase will DO well TO
csI and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Orders promptly NIL. p. o. address EsSI I.6N 6,eh
land, Ohio. ,. N'''Nt1A"oN'
feh2'7l-lY --------
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

The returns of the assessors show
that the wool clip of 1871 was 16, ,33l
pounds, which is 562, 100 less than the
clip of 2s72, ,l. IA l....s,a...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
174, LIVINGSTON STREET,

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Dec. q, 1879.
My COMPLAINING FRIEND: Thanks
for your gvod letter of bad advice. You
say, "How easy to give the lie to the
wicked story, and thus end it forever"
But stop and consider. I3-is1n
The story is whole library of state
ments-a hundred or more-and it
would be strange If some of them are
not correct, though doubt if any are.
To give general denial to such an
encyclopedia of assertion would be as
vague and irrevelant as to take Up the
Police Gazette, with its twenty-four
pages of items, and say, "This is all a
iie." So extensive libel requires (;f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
BELLALRE.

Flae Accommodation stops at steWar'' wa, wbere
fiTse Is omitted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

rMsTEAD ATTORNEY AMI
rfs,I7NSFIOR AT LAW, 81. Csasrsnnite,. =.
4. PARTICULAR attention given TO eoliec'iootnf7
Az ne stsetierneRt of estates = q - > =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. .CLA1RS-
VILE. CAPITAL sl00.G00.
srBank open from A. NJ. until SP. N. DIS,
on deposit. Collections made and yroceeds re-
nitted prompiIy Exchange bought and sold
ross,i, W-oaeimersce. Gnsree Brown.
ID. D. T C0WEN, President.
II. C. WELDAY, Cashier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

~ w.CaKRoLL ATToRNFY AT Law
Il. ST, T,CIk4RSVILf4F. OHIO. =.
special atten ion given 70 the seiiTAnen' "
.IOdce opposite the ct. Clair and National
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
ISuEEP.

''Th The Il number Of Sheep tel listed itd t9f lax
alton in 1872 Is as follows: Nuqlber OF
sheep, 2, AGA ,S9S; value of same, $751;
slS,8iO; average value, $50. 49,
Comparing with 1871, we have the
following result: Increase in, number
Of Sheep, lei, 1891; increase in value, OF
sheep, s5,7s1 ILL; increase in average
value, sf,-9, 4.flI-.rI s..vu4uiL =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23
HoaE, SHEETS & CO.,

GEO ". HoGE, bESJ. r. h, Cow ,Srr1s -,
arTHIAs SHEETS, ANIho>A "0'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

y Tie number nof cattle reported by
assessors in 1872 isas follows:
Number oficattle,' l, ,78f, ,698;; 'valGe of
sanie, s31 ,9O2;,34S; average value, sis.l0,
Comparing with TIE previous year, we
have an increase of fi5,ls39 cattle, a
decrease of s8;74o, ,186in value, and z
decrease of 1854 in the average value.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

The number of hogs and value there
of, in 1872, are as follows: Number oi
hogs, 2,315, ,554; value of same, $685.
Al; average value, S2,S7. f....,.'
a comparison with the year 1871
shows the following result: Increase
number uf hogs, Isl, isl; decrease in
value of same, s2,626, 1893; decrease in
average value, S1.42. .o..... i.-.....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

IT 4 LETTER FROM 7TIITUN,
A New York journalist, who was
Theodore Tilton's playmate in child
hood, speaking il. behalf of a few
members of the profession with whom
he had been cOnveIsing On the Beech
er scandal, dropped note to Mr.. Til
ton, suggesting the propriety of form
al denial of the calumny, and received
the following reply:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-23

Dry GOODS GROCERIES, &C.
1uETS A. dealer in Foreign ano 10. ~
- -.-1as,ic nrv Goods. Water-st., between u
and Sd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
" Terrodactyl."

The New York World thus
humorously sails into an article
IN one of its Pacific Coast EXchan-
ges:
The Alta California is pleased
% ne archaeological over a large
vampire tnat which alighted on
esteamer Nevada when eighty
miles from land, and which it de-
eTInes a> closely resem pling "the
'rFrodactyl of the antedlluvian
ayes 1t admits, however, that
whether this animal is a full and
pFrIect vampire, whose feats OF
;ulIhS ma" to sleep with the way
lng iah-motions of its wing, while
sfaGcNihg IN the victims very heart
wv wv IT, Is yet question, for it has
~ sol oeen examined by any scienti-
nv nv hlah, Whether the animal or
m w.t. ieatS is the question, and
"netIler 1t is the "heart blood" or
lne te question: which has not vet
', oeeh examined by any scientific
man, are points which the writer
tas nas perhaps left somewhat obscure,
r"', f, oi course, all readers who are
,rin ,Sin1'llar with the "terrodactyl'
VIII take his real meaning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
The Emma Mine.

y transatlantic journal thus re-
''is 10 the celebrated Emma Mine
in Utah:
miao !. IS not surprising that the
f,v"r, "r which Is named Emma, the
,Mnr.le sHonI wife of Brigham Young,
rn"' "'" not be Il favOrlte in Glas-
sn,o,, sr", Emma has allured many II
gpnanur rp,Uu'a,or to his rain, and as
sto"Iitaiy sst"IItHaiy happens in speculative
inreII eII'lnking, she has cruelty in
Iu snI crowds Of those innocent
mai. I SIMPLE people wno want to
tnsn re a little money faster than
Wiz hi'ow now to do at hom >, and
storv v,,t'uulou>ly swallow every
enn3 !, al comes to them from far
enough abroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
VOL. w.
HAMS Cooperative Mercantile In
stitution.

StiJuLIou'
r,o Salt Lake Herald of the
;,s, has the annexed rela-
:.o 10 the Mormon institution.
tbe meeting of the share
"a, Ar. of Xion's Cooperative
ls1luu..,ntile l1lu., institution. heidyester-
le', . ,ftarnoon IN the old Taberna-
n: ~ J President Young, the PreSi,
"nt Of the Institution, presented
Pnd had read MS semi-ahnuai re-
'rt win the reports accompany
,it .1 from which we gather the
|niiloWing ii interesting flcts:
Durjns the past FIX months the
;tI stock has been Increased
h. the addition OF So, ,6J2 80,
prinr,nr the paid up ca tital stock
S:15I1.s -, or nearly three
,narier. OF million. The lnsti-
,ntino carries stock of merchan-
s;.a amounting to little over Il
u,,Ilinn and a half. The purchases
fnr ar tine past half year have reached
EI5;2 10 IS in currency and Sl4o,-
Esl - in coin, making an ag2re-
r,te of l,lG, $50 pounds, or eight
|Enndred and seventy-five tons, on
(which SljS 205 l. was paid for
frei.ht The business done 10y the
hn.tjlution during the six months
k-lrnes a little over the large sum
II two mil ions and Il half. For
|ts transaction Il. c. NJ. |. occupy
khe E.ale Emporium building,
hhp two vast stores recently erect
|ed bv Mr.. Jennings. directly west
hi and connected with 1t, and the
Fhree stores adjoining it south, all
connected directly with the main
|central Office; and in addition the
|Oid Constitution buildi lg, with
Its capariouS yards and storage
room, the Biz Boot, shoe and boot
Factory, the produce department
hext door to the Deseret National
Bank, with the branch stores in
Daien, Logan and Soda Springs.
0ne of the most gratifying "a
IlUItS VI wv ltipit l was tiit Si''"-
Eng it made of the attention which
|hoMe manufactures is receiving,
|aad their substantial growth as
|iudrated by the sales and buSi-
hess done. In the matter of wool
len goods alone, S20,OOo was sold
|bY the Institution in the past half
|year, while there were paid out as
Wages for the manufacture Of
bOos and shoes, upwards of S25,-
|CO during the same period, and
|Sl470 for tailoring. Including
|the manufacture Of gloves. trunks,
cor>ets, lacps and other articles, in
addition to th '>e specified, the In
|stitutiOn is paving out over Sl50,-
|VD ner annum for wages, i'm home
manufactures alQne; while, in
|cludng artisans S,mechanicS, clerks,
and employees of various kinds,
and their families. over Il thou
sand persons, are furnished en-
|ployment and supported by it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
POLL TAX,

rDFflcE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
Aror,"HEhA, New, April ), 1873.
" tho s. - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
w., V OH Tax ior the yeir1,-3is
w" Due and paya. 10 to the
pr County Asse s3Y.
Or indiyi1t,M March i. 1867, all corp raions
The PolI rotis are held responsi.Ie Tor
idN OF persons in their employ.
sp6 Z. {. WALLACE,
County Assessor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
n = { G 6. j..
TCR SALE OR RENT.

A GOOD AGRICULTURAL RANCH,
a eight mil2S north of town. Farming
implements, houses. stables, etc, all
complete. If rented, n full supply OF gar
den SEEDS will go with HE ranch. For
particulars, inquire Of &. ]. ENOI. i'm
mediatoly back of III" catholic Church.
mhna Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
Netites.
TO sFEGHANsGS.
Plans for Building a County Jail

Plans tor Building a County Jail.
a + a MEETING OF THE HON
IN Eoard of County Commissioners of
Eureka county, held this day. the tol-
lowing order was made and entered upon
the minutes, TO wit:
order d, that the Clerk publish n no.
nee IN The "tur ka Sentinel" " soIicliinr
pans Tor Euilding a Jail, containing six
coils, with one vault the outside djmcp-
slons of which j Ill are to be thirty Inv
thlrty-two feet, and twelve feet high the
outer walls to hc constructed of stone %
iet thick, with frc-rroof roofing: tie
vault To be built of stone: and the parti-
lions between the coils to be of 2yG-inch
scantiin@. spiked together"
witness my hand officially.
+. il. HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka, March 2Stn, 1873. mhoo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
FOR sSE:sssT.

THE LODGING HOUSE KNOWN AS
The TRUCKLE LODGING HOUSE
situated on North Main street, ard con-
tanning Ten fine unturniShod Rooms.
VIII Rent single unfinished Rooms at
Sln y r month. Inquire at the Boot shop
OF THOMAS MURPHY. mo
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

NEW YORK, NEW-HANEN, AND HART
~ YORD RAIIROAD-Ne- Yors and New wHsven Division.
WINTRR ARRANGPMkNr. COMMENCING NOy. Il. 1873
an ~ Grand Central
Fofty-seoonds-
TRAINS LfAvE NEW YORK..
Trsius New Haven leav 800 Aee NJ 500 tB,l Hoo
(AoeDi, 1000 r, 1900 (Acrn) 10 BIl. hfl 800
(A:en 5s sr ;l0YleaEI $40 GI, sPl BIO ht, .. R
For NorvSk 7,Oj S:8o 90J 1900 EOD ~ t,p
355 4:3S D. 10 6:3j For Sausrd I: ~ NUJ
90j 1910 a. n w M Zoo Z23 and 300 VA "''"' 800
4:i5, 5:l0. $40. 6.35, 1920 $40 $40 p m.
For Port Chester IL >s0p o,o
m via Shore 9:lU q. The SEQ a LOO
90 " Stamford Nos~ ak aud Brlse
sos 90 connect with traiu on shore IL Lns
Providence and the Conn Naey Say
brook and 800 connects with hevtlsven aud
Nor.bs X iew S<n, 500 1000 ard lOO noon
.r,ins connect CoL X L. at Springfield aud 500 for
Montreal The SOJ 0O and 300 with haaes
iack Railroad and sos sod 300 wh ousatonc hA,i
road at Bndgeper sos and 9:05 and 3OJ and 5lO
D,nbury and NoIsak at So Nouak as TIE 500 m
90 and 10 with New-t.nsan Railroad at Stmtc
sunday Bos0R Mail Trans at p M VIA Springfield 9:lo m
Providence.
Dr., Da. Express and Sleeping Night Ia
etr. can purrhssd Ticket Once Of Company G,ui Cen
mai Dpot al ofesso N Tsnsier Co.. 81; Broadway aud
Windsor House " r. and No. Cour~i, Brooklyn; s also
eb.cs bsxv.se from residence % destination.
i,am,uon OF panaeusn At BORIS
" JOHN T. MOODY SgO'L Of \. Y Div
D. NJ. REED Genl Supt. keH-liAtcu.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

8teamboafs and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
@ and no day boat from Bridge
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
sss @ cesa,s ssns 1S s''s1s .s
sos % Rsilo,d At PHispSurs With liz hss ..S
Duaon with Lniea valey Rshc.a Direct Harrisburg
s.'' s. and the we' Also 70 os''. r'''l'' ''' s'1'f'
oomm.neins D,e i is75,-l.s.1, Iors a. ioler,s
nsa.s s.. qa H. ss;e1 Bath A'''
wii,.s. Ft.ss a.i."s1 civ NJ csr~si a.eoa ls"t
hanuoet Tssnd, w.vsrisy ss Conneeia Junction With DEL
asy ,1eep, sa.d,y., Area
:sa; E.sa M.sfs css.t Wiis.C.s seI.aio'
ioso m-way rs.in io' somer,ris 49,
iaiS e u.%s'S, ns, B. An'a:.
ing Ss,sms, I.ac..,s. sp95. PGs.s,ls B.rr,'sor As
so s Tran fsr .Ss. au'''"' and D'''o''
.s a.ss. T sS b s n nG "a N'o' Chunk c
4:sop n.-w.y Tnn for sonsIrte aud bennington
YT1@. W. i;.1S Ti. .Ss ss ssnfi.''s fi.as;a
town. Rssdlns asuisbssg Pasbursh Chicago &c.
6pn-wsy Tram for somsTls.
$40 0. m-Pps Psa6eh- =. ...
E=Is !; ssa:t'is aa;'s
Knss6stn 5'i5, 8 500, $40 7so; g. s4s 3 go
AIS is $50 AS 5s $50 5i5 ' :, SO go si5
HP. BAIDwIs General Passenger Arenl
X ME hAlIW A1.-N IN En- AhhhNoh
T. MINT Of Train. tiug elect November g. 1873 From Cham
ber-st Depot (For 23d st. see soto belowl
900 m-cncnnsd and Chicago Day Brpres DasioeRoom
Cosehes 70 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination -
1045 mHrpres Mail for Buffalo and Niagara fans Sleeping
IN m tDnyJ-Pscso Expires s,eeDns Coaches
through Buao Nassra Falls Cincinnati Detroit and Cheaso
without change
Trains leave for
Por Jers 500 900, 1890 and 1915 dso 1880 and
Goshen and M,dete,p &c 500 $780, 'lO:3O 4d lo;iJ
3:4J $50 t6 80 snd ~ m.
Warsiek 500 1915 and 4:30 IN.
Eewburgn te7,O. and lOatj m, and 1870 ?. M
MSssvooi Hohoku, An.rd.le and Rsn,eys t6. 6;i5 g.
tlO:3 lO45 J45 5. 8, 1880 and ll.0 m
A. M II noon -l45 s:l5. 345. 445 5l5 c. .6;oy ~
sl5 1880 and .li5so m and md II 2 s91Ti'T @ nights only
1890 m. and ~ Saurta' nights oay 20 M M ,ooo 10
Rubeffard Park art Pas.c 645t 1880 10 'lO:30' IL
noon IDS 4 6l5 o. $50 rs, 1880, and .ll;SO D.
Hstsle Hses-nsscs and Ws,. o. S;l5, and toi3 M s.
md D IN. and ~ Saturday nights ONLY NJ.
Epse~ood 5.s 49, and $50 30 3l5, 4:lj, 44j 5;3O
G: so and s74S D. IN ard - Saturday nights .o
Crosskl D. - 49, and $3.50 1880 3:l5, i:I0, o"o o'5o
aud .7:45 m. and IL SATURDAY. nights only 49, . 80 s,o
spahbi 3 S 49, $50 a m $50. 3:l5 4:l5 4:45 b3o
30 t745 D ~, and ~ Saturday nights only 80 -
y 10 and 93O 30 3;lJ l:l1 SJo
$50 " 45 D. NJ and I2 Ss.ntiay nights only.
Spring Valley ed Wsy. and $3.50 m.. 4:f5 p m
NorE-Trans leaving CAsDhers even or bsh hours esve
third earlier than above time uSiu es,ns
90 ri 80 uhnutes earner
holA Tue -
midnipb star frun Chamberss st. only . ,o,-.
os apartme ats In Drawing Room sp Hf
atsna nters Tor the ohecking and
the COMPANY omce-23l J' ana 800
Brcsdws Oney1ei ard twenty 6ithsi and Ih'rds'e
Brooklyn; ihe Cpsny Dspos and oil Agents a. vac
s,ly isuudsys onIl tsSuBd,ys Midietorn onl,.
JHO " ABBOTT. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
Glettion Keturns.
OFFICIAL CANVASS of the COUNTY OF
" SEw.YORK ELECTION NOvRMBRR 4, 1873
vOrK ~ DETAIL YOR

secrstsry Of Slate;
CoaDtrolIer;
Attorney General;
stste Rnsineer and saTeyeri
Canal Commissioner.
Inspectors OF State Prisons;
Representative Congress ros Sixth Csas.sdsDsl DsiJ
Justices Of the supreme Court;
Proposed Amendment s sppoistmes election Of tte
Chief Judge Judges The Csu Appess
the Justices Of the sapreme tyurt;
Proposed Amendment relative the sppostest election q
Judges Of the City and County Courts ~
The Towns Of Was, Farms agsbdge
to tho City and County Of Ne~.York
Sheriff;
County CLERK;
Justices Of tue Marine Cout
Coronen
Judges Of the Superior Coani
Alderman;
benatou and
Members Of AtsenbI
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
REAL ESTATE.
Nuw.YoRK. Thursday. Dec. 1siisrs

fHw-YoRK, Thursdsy. Dec. 1sl1sfs
There was q moderate attendance at the
Exchange saesrooms this morning. but there WIRE
important saes. Messrs l.. II. Ludlow Co. sohL by
order OF the supreme Court under direction of Charles
T. Coss reieTee,a iotof land 25xo01f located the
northeriy side OF One ,und 275 feet
wess a. ,s.ouuave:. to George H. Brewster, Who PM
chased ~ foI tho plaintiff In the suit.
Mr.. Joseph Mciiuires adiourned the sole announced
for to-day until Jan- g. Is7s
OiTiSiAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
SEw.foRK CITY.
pvihoptt D. 90 ne aRdrsst 227r57 57......... 81 900
ZoIhs - zoo He OF Mrthstt 25r9s 10000
4nFs! 10 ~ frstste, 25xl00 5000
57tbst v cor U Asdsonave 900
LMssHotb ooSveyANcEs.
Noa ao snd s47 Grand Howard $1J 900
llihs - Iyuhw of Third-ay 25rlOO ...,..... 500
19thst 40 of Second ave. 25ra2 ......... c.5O0
Avenue A. vs. Soo f. of S2dst 23rg3 1000
235st Nos 2i5 TO 226 all Of TOP door and wresrl
psn o. . nV. with mont basement ZIG West 2i az coo
81 n sP'o iot once On hrt floor Ge, four years
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN MONDAY. Nov 3. 1879.
LEAVE NBw.YoRK. PIER y, HoRrH RIVER foot Of Rec,
Sandy Hook connecting Nth Trains for all
ast ont this and connecting railroads:
9jOi m-For Phiisiephs Long Branch Rel B,nk Por Mon
Vnela1d Bngoten Bay Side and
connecting Wh,nFs Tukeft Railroad
4:0O m-For Long branch Req Bank Port Monmouth Toms
River. Wsretowh. intermediate stations
ARRIVING IN NEwYORH-At $40 a m and i:lJ p m ron
Long Branch intermediate stations and
4l5 o. m Phlaie phi ynelAnd Bndsoh. Bly Se, ssd
points ruckehon Railroad.
Fare Ney.iorxio 10 Phiiadeph'a only - %
Erpss freight lines tsly fof Phildepha from PER z 'on
ecors Freight reyertntil and delivered m PhisIe
ph early taorning
r. r. FINCH tgeut Pier $ n L. ~ corp
NJ W. SgRAT. '" OoHE.
1en-fs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

1921 -HARLAND rLEM,YV.
II. novels OF the season sre
RNas1 HAsBd, aathor Of Trues 5teA and wvphNf 0N
WOMAN b. Ma Fleming author Of Guy Bareoorrs w A..
AZ CARIHrONS PUBLISHING HOUSE. ns'ssnTT1A''' w"
S~es~ sessetioa Of Holiday Beoss in Hes.iaik
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
On 1873 trains s leave ssuh hsh,ht Brs.s.
lyn Is folio vi sunffrs er1pted 40
For P.,ebotds and stations st $50 m aud
Islip sid stations, Of $50 IN and aud
Pof Ba6oh inmenate sstans al $50 ahd 1880 g.,
asd q p.
por aect and remetste stations $50 and 1880 g.
FOR Hemps1sd Rst.~.y and iasrnediAis stations $50
a. .. and D. m.
supa.y Trans Isays Bash~rt for islp at am.
GEO. y. CAKMAN, supenntepdeut
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
G<aCnsrs.

A LADY WILL"TEACH CHILDREN the
English branches duse and Drawing cichsnge H bo.r1
will furnish pano.h denred r-ners A1Sros ot nts da''
A NEW FACT. That OLIVER b. COLD
FIVE DOLLARS suds ebase-AppJ this day rAabohs
No. 1851 Bross~sJ
4 GERMAN. Lady, speaking English and
n French esbtv oens " ry inrnnons '" cniaieh son su
In The German Language sstr O'Clock 10 c evening ns .e
reasonable Address aRMAS 5S Bo..p corner c'ha't IA 'ss
4 NORTH GernIan lady wishes SITuA-
SINGING md Eshss Srsn Is 4 desired and
required Direct GRRhASf rrbune Brah9 omee booA
Ign. l. ..-,,--- = - :, , Wit
A LADY DESIRES an ENGAGEMENT as
n COMPANION 70 .do. lady or I. rkA. Hhh 70 sSrn Sn p
ssa%:s sis1s:: DRIfS ii1tSs 81 81 %.. IS At
4 GERMAN"TEACHER desires a few more
N PUPILS Isdesb gentlemen for instruction IN Uermsn Latin
Gek History sod fseraus" Paps able 90 read Ieroan
" PEfsTKORS Of rroL Long 22s B.st onehun1edsnh
threenth-st
INSTRUCTION WANTED-In rudiments OF
Il LATIN and BBRa and Of READlSH address
ID c. b. iO6 prbune-,hee stating terms and seierenoc
r ESSONS in nearly all the Modern Languages,
,so IN Drx,s PaialnR lnsrumfntAl hunc
hy an experienced Y TBACHBR Address Mss care Of h
NUSICAL.TENG14ISH and ITALIAN SING
teacher a careisiJ aud psteng taught Aads"
MtsIC % vsss Al-st ------
TEACHER by . Swedish Protestant young
sp xoun Ike psce teacher either private family or
.ue Tor the ennsb Latin Or Greek moderate wages
nSs,T Al ODRLLs AGESCf l09 West AsAss corner Bosd"T
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

MANNERS, CUSTOMS AND DRESS DURING
TIE MIDDLE AGES,
ASp DURING THB RENAISSANCE PERIOD,
BY PAUL JACROIX
Iurr,,eo with Fifteen CssonoithosrsPhe Prints By = keef
ho,., and upward d Hundred BnErsvngs on Wood VOL
sy, svo price, 49, half Morocco extra $io
ball cali SIS, Morocco $50 .........
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
Marh,e aro Slate Manirls.

STEW ART, Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- hss 9eh e.~espt 220 sAa ~
wss rvsa'T sarisi.. bs,ssss s''spoa .ad Rh~ays<
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA
PROVIDENCE l'I
IN. pev and .ersps Steamers RHODE ISLAND ruess Thurs
dss .nd saturdays sAERAGANsErr MDndzs Wedrsss Esd
Eya.,, rou Per sofh River foot Of Jay teseeP
al Al o. n nftng I'd Bostss ahe.i sf ell
fst,t. "a, .ale az Az onapA Rsroi OAara
oad at esows KEpres Co sno $40 Bresdws.
I. W. PlLKiNs. u. h BABCOIk fs.s~sA
Gss Az
New-York tribune., 1873-12-19
Gountrp .Reai Gsiaie for Safe

NHEAP FARMS-SS per acre upwards.-Cata
y osues Soeiee IL p c1lAMBEiS Federasburg Maryland
FOR SAIE-Fine Dairy Farm in Westches-
Yer Co 2w acres rood farm bulding, only minutes from
s1Tess sOos and vores Price, 500 per acre AULAND
E0R SALE OF EXCHANGE for real estate in
New fot handsome kSTAfB OF the
Chessesfe Ba, Printed will be of
as@p T. b.ThaPLEaAsk Co. 81 Lsrinston-st. Baltimore
E0R SALE or EXCHANGE-A large and
bScosb Simmer HOTEL within TO mles Of New YORK. by
niiroad thoroughly iunsed accommodates 400 gness mineral
spring Se dong ba.se Of $4,000 Upward will he
h cheap EXCLAIMED for unneImberd city properly Address
FACTORY FOR SALE or TO LEASE for a
TERN or YEARS. bulug 100 feet roo: by 30 deepi two
enrne nearly mptiate possession i've miles from this city on
rAroad az trains Gs fine bhu location where property rap
oy advancing in lue ~ desirable eagss Ca be-
F"eeo and 10 m at store il9 Ihriave b W HITCHCOCK
HUDSON. RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
SALE 2GGcres y miles from seGiOrk, all under culRyatOn
large sppe and Oifhars plenty Of small fruits good ~o story
co,tss rooms. barn. oehons ke all good order Apply to
II. LuDLowS Co, SPineh
SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFT.-Buy an at
- ssetNs COTTAGE. ytnr price healthy ocaton. sof;
tuuoudngs Convenient cepot JAQUBS POS
Broadway.