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:cuneg $3.50 besablt fallal ge5en g(ad1S blung,
OF 80 igentS fi1 ines bon ben 0rei nn9fols;
enSell 8iidern ansDdhIc1l unD tpirD ibnt bdiI'
Ibe ppit:fr Ct srgcIanbt iperber: ggSerl dIio
me &ramie ,s,is erbalteu fpualds mub So .loi
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q gents fiji pie @ranlics s3u este stjs ssgss
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sehr e;nfnd Surd, Med,n,,ro
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ber S,olleh1 III aSabr 1891 ,nitl eiaen ,eue1,
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are arf i1,bem er borouf hiniuicS, bieietbe auf
inbirefte gNeiie Surd, S0eiinnns Ser Wnrollare
I|Sss WIoneten Wenus 1(beS Moros1ls l1nb MbenS,
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/ ifanb borb6te. Ser foldle Wfsi5unoen oar, BE.
fonbers beoiinifidf. lin, eReit rinIid,. ipen,t
Ser WIanef ,Nenus feline orSsfe Mnnabernua an
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grideimri,o e;ne,t genits ,0urd,unno "a ga be.
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ba6 hierbei Der Wlanet genus nidat tpirflidi},
butrd bic; Come aeht. ionberu bt,s er n,,r atpi,
agai t norhssa D1saaiem e ose5 0er
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Degsl Mle grefet 8efeGungs s,ti st,.frageni Gorres
fponoensen, gelbie,, &c. mat on,
eep: scfepS seffins, aasou.erep, anstss 60 .. 81
~ Sin icSe! !@erion T & sSsbie ffir oieits 8latt
Der ar,i,en ,@aiienti,bcr 40 .atfeaut 81 3 o1,r
ue5nte,a idin,ilelt 1mcldjeS boral.sbssaDl len,
yiembe,. ipir3eiaes uniern ,8aranlien gratis
nab poiffrei. .ss " {; .s,y I'D 5tl :se 15i n
a Bss7 4 Ber bc1 fy9bio ,Bailenfreuno9'at1 stfr
Strobe fir cine 3sit Lang ten ipil BET llloge
uns SO Cents feinfeAben !, lpofiir nil. bas. 8latt
ibin @lo1ate Sllienoeil: = =. ..5:5si4s ss
, 1874-05-31
TO RENT--HQUSES.

TO RENT--HOUSE5.
To REIMBURSEMENT BRICK HOUSE Of Il
:. So: soa1s cist Roo cheap Apply
TO M E.NST-FINELY-FURNIsHED AND HAVING
Is ss,fa r. and
RIO REsT:-EoUsE oF,o ROOMS At 80 WALEUT-
~ a':,.sH f., eah:ap only $50 per month R. H. oUTHET.
fFo, KENT-6,RooM COTTAGE on NORLE-ST.,
a n Ts s5e H eea and
sANPsON Co. IL Easalio-st It. ''' '0no Apply 70
re KESTaMpUsE oI!p rs Eo 5os nUTTERFIELPsT
itda sss so for second
ITO RENTzyERY cHEAP-HoUsEs NOS. s5o, So
i 80 s. f n11s f. s ss ssss
RIO nEST-TnE LOWER PART or COTTAGE zos
a1 sr %
rrO -REET-WEST sIDE-A TwO.sTORY HOUSE
= III, H. is' isasrss e. s5 NosS a4
TO RI MREE%T-oNLY TONY st5 PER MoSTH-TEN. .RooM
pant Eoins Kat Address m s. Tfibnno ] ses s" ''
II sen Th i; mr g. q aaa,o s Z m
no nEsT5s5! WEST YA1 RgaES:ST75SEony
re KESST1.AS1 TgRX5TUEE ron s1LE3F
desirable cottage No. 100 South sansamonat Apply
ITO nExT-No: IS 1ssEaTT1RY.AV.. 10 ROOMS AND
II AZ; 22R si5es4 b
no ,KENT-A GOOD FRAME COTTAGE. No: -
DssfeoIn:st
hset hnsEtsmhLEANT s:. SsroKf on MnD pa e Ws,t
1dam II son. naa al, odc5 imnruyemenfs ens IL
.satsd i - pf Ell Rs5
st.. Room 4. >~>''@'' -
To 5 S 7 ;.S5 ANR n55eRs;5 mARSH
SGn$s s Rss f. Is Apply JOHN
ITO RDST-Two LARGE a-sToRY HOUSES, NOS.
III 6 s 1
a; {i5,55s w. HR5E FS5 S|a H THS
Forc.tas % 6Tnes @ ~on!d bosfd wth parties. Rest
13o pES; i3o,isT IN Era wArlsH.Ay: Com.
plete!, furnished Mes stable on The premises. In
RIO REST-TVO STORY AND BASEMENI bRlCk
l. dwsiipg q Ihlrtcenth-st', near "aoasn-oV. Apply
no REsT-sls WEST wAsHiNGT9Ssr.5 5TWo; i7&Es
! Bh00kEs. - ------------
TO REST3NEw BRICK HOUSES; S;;as SOUTH s5nE; 5.tE;
room, Closets. and celisr; SIS. nA8iNokD BROTH
ny : Ws,aiaE.eas;:: h2sa i;: 7 > z777 751
IT. RYE II aa sf UT :S a. aad
Forty Third strset depot With args and Apply
:. Room ~ kass!!s:.; M - ~ ~ - 5aa7;
TO kENT-TWo-SroMY ANn p AAhSAMn HatS ~, MnoF
J. cREsWEIL, So. Is s;,ehix
To Is6;Si R6SF-N 0lFY' A COTTAGE FOE $40 PER
I eotfaea nlnntn. for e,s per month.
month: - -.-~----J: J: S: GoYLb : GO:
~ ~, sa.F Iaioa ~ sPa asa5E; aselin
bio terms. Room Is. l4s LasAlle-st.
, 1874-05-31

ENTHUSIASTICALLY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD.
~ ulsntly. ices At.sr dscsee Ten Jeaes' practiee In
tbs eorEta Of Ch:ca<o. Address Post0 0Gts Ea1 l1Ex
The New York herald., 1874-11-22
BENNETT BUILDING.
BENNETT BUILDING.


DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT.
llss .kepuShcs Newspspsr. Ns
~ Lynch, Vines,
s-Baum { Frisdmspc spcnsS TaiSrs E srony
.-MeNanen morse EI3sy Iswyera, SaoA''
x sasllDsSsS. i SllDays1 tsw,sa; Eswysr
ct rn1,aany rP,n1caneyi Layer Lawyer
Csmpbell Palmer. Lawyers
Meade 1 Rockwell Lawyers.
6NorthwestssIn western, LIFE as.n Insurance Company.
oesnGs5 esas5S St l. LIE Esws 1n:qssnss sssss;sr.
l2AcCarthy Chalmers, lawyers
IN. Il. R Z; TwSsEpsGGn; wegS Gawvsry Lswyer.
h's'asssSai @ Ss'IsiiIsS iSisS sfSss Ai;ss'ss'oa
,,yyus@ge p ssa,, sutherland; nd
IFeiai!sS IEM issSt; tsTyssil tsrdweil, lawyer
s-sheridsn. Bonynse. Cochran and HcEwen steno
sElssnsIs Elisha soomer, Real Estate
z-sr!sss s S20s ( Fslsws ssS fssS's; Lawyer.
J. b Aiken. Lawyer.
g aa,sns%s. y ,a1ssnsfEs1s EaSyel. yaw'e''
- + d&s's;ssssT' &';s:s d$Sss; fsTss: f.ss: Essysr.
1o-wiiinson Peters, Trustees Of Estate ofwni,s
Ia( A. T.. WOOCruH, Lawyer,
NV. r. BerVholz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and fOEtshssff; FSssT Es5qsa STSs% Company
+ sssss &s!sss@ S hss,s.ss asss!a i Bankruptcy.
!. hsnry hhn1y 1sSHa1,i WsSis lawyer. wy; EA"''''
!" & soldaIerl SoItnh; !fEwyer; Eswycr
\ T. Eaer, Lawyer
4 4 tasslss;; as"s; tsxsss Eswys:
1. Il. Il GrsIi Gnei'
Menet Mensins 20 CS.oo. r
+elarx. Sc 4 ssSiSn %sis4 ka.ssa; ssSsas. Lawyer.
nc: nc Il Il Ss,''a"f Slovs1. r.~ysy. nawys'
$ / sofsgc9a S1sIs2 GsTyssy Crosby Lawyers
- FIFTH STORY.
s7SsSs$sa sSsSsssa'. Assa nssttns. nsef.ssT; lawyer.
6)E. >. Winchester, Lawyer.
Fitch Fitch. Lawyers
e-Hascall 4 steison, Lawyers.
,ssoclety for Reformation of Juvenile Dolin qusn,a
J. - = LsdssLs1. y1ssL a.Tysl. Ss.I Estate.
n-SS T: ts5afsIss 4: Reed. sfsa naxys.:. z;sass
l2-Byrne. Everett Co., Lawyers
Il Walsh, Haibcrt and Eckerson. Lawyers, !,
l-,ohn 1ovn.hend' s'faa lawyer. sioAf'
s-aenderson tTS1sSIi benedict, Lawyer
X. Logan, Scotch Granite &c
Sc. W. Carpenter, Lawyer.
a Otis T. Hail Lawyer.
5)G. r. Webster, Lawyer
d. r. Lyddy, Lawyer.
JEFFERSON Clark, Lawyer.
81 John L. Knight
~ Janitor.
81 Hodges Meeker, Lawyers
% S. Burr. Lawyer.
John Crompton, Accountant
-. Smith Dean, city surveyors
1O) q. w. Van Sclen, Lawyer
uiT. H. Baldwin, Lawyer.
12) Charles d. Barrow Lawyer
l3 Henry A. Gilderseeve Lawyer.
A}4. X Carrington, Lawyer.
U. w. Tompkins, Lawyer.
IT. II. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the ame
The New York herald., 1874-11-22
DIRECTORY roR ADVERTISERS.

fourth nth and sixth columns.
1sEE column
ond, Third and Fourth columns, ana SECOND PAGE
soAsD 1ba
Business SoTIcEs-NIsru PAGs-Fii,h and sixtn col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rHnD pAcr-Firs.
CLERKS AND sALEsMEx-v1rxssru pAcx-Four.h
AND ssngn
F.s.sss co.,
oRARISERsHIPs- -ELHvxsru PAeA
4SSiSH GSStEY pAc.Eh column
DENTIsTRY- -Tnlxrrxsrm PAcx-rhlrd column
DRY GOODS-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd fourth fifth and sixth
columns. and srxrEEsrn PAGs-First second, third,
EE%iSa ao9sHs 'H sGES% rs LET. FURNISHED AND us
IIi ryIKSIsHED9ssFousrE.s1a HE'D PAcE-Fitth and sixth
ssfhI and
ExCIkSToss-.sEc PAcs-sixtn column.
FINA IINNAAN.upaAAL-rELhvEsIn .pAd ri.a PAGE
nDoF column. and sEeosD
PAcE-Frst and second columns.
hssf SCUM Pacn-rd
nELF wXNrE6"MALEs-ru P4c.-Fifth col.
HORSE oAnRIAaEs. Ac.-Turnrrzsm PAGs-Fourth
oSS E tce am
S r,ssy,,s, ssamn
LOST ANP foGND"sxTnnsrnA PAcsissh s2c% coinmn
Ras.,.1!l column
MATkiMoNIAL-FouRrH pAcE-Frst column.
AND
aSa 81 II
rrscRP41s;s R4ss1sH,h SEat.s COLUMN: .o,nn.
esa column
f1SoFokTks ORGANS 1o@fSusnn H SssSn1 'f P"anMirs.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
OUT oF nMH GIN FOR SALE OF
REAL Rs4FE r6 columns
ssggA1S IEsTxTE %SSTIP.rn1.n r4s.-1nira column.
SALES AZ AGcTioS-raisD F4os@FoaTih soSa and nth
erusfioss erusS!S%Rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
s'o7s %AsfEbaasmbu1sru M !hra
srEc!aI SSTiUas-ru,.rrrsra SSiha p4o.-second and
spokFiEa@p9as Psa e0IS%n BIRDS Ac-rHnrrrsru PAGE
sna Sixth COL
75f % S
Ho4s ssS sS LET
wANfEb 70 Paonms.h col
WATCHES, JEwELRY. Ao.-1nnrrnsrn pAcs-rhmd
wEsiCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-THIRD rAGE-Sccond column.
WINES, LIQUORS. &C. HIRrExxTH PAGE-Third col
1s$ sssaa
column.
The New York herald., 1874-11-22
DRY GOODS.

TWENTY TWENTY.
THIRD THIRD
STREET STREET
Isixra AVENUE AND rwEyrY-rHlRD sTRkEr
VIII display
Monday morning,
in their
MILLINERY DEpAarMANIs.
avery large and entirely new assor.mcr. of
yELr HATS
tor
LADIES ASD MISSES,
in srea, variety o. styles and
At o. 70 AND 80 sFiasS ssFFEaSDrp QUALITY AND FINISH
An exceedingly SsrsiaH i.i5iiEi Si52ss 3as
BIRDS,
VERY LARGE srocx TO SELECT FROM.
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
splendid stock
FISB FRENCH FLOWERS.
atour well known 10 W prices,
''N' RIBBON DEPARTMENT
WE ARB OFFERING THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS
without exception in the city.
FINEST Ali. SILK GRoS GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS,
NO. IL choice coors plums dark green sraSs Vim 81
nov. - ,.cv prppnyc :, %. -. e.. .,
ALL SILK q, Sgos GRAIN SASH RIBsoNs: FULL
1ScHks WIDE navy blue browns plugs Sc: 1' S4hn.
CLOSING OUT
a2 snR SEcK 0afEASNpKERcuEFs AND npyrnERs
At Soc, &C. and 7sc.
With many other desirable bargains in tho above
departments, as we need the room for our
nDcs of
CHOICE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES,
now arriving by almost every steamship
We
continue this
offer the most
DECIDED BARGAINS
TRIMMING DEPARTMENTS.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN OUR ENTIRE STOCK,
SOME STYLES GREATLY BELOW THE COST OF IN.
PoRrArIoN.
r1ssshSEsstHF 1ss lsEFs; In IN fhfaSfSss III s1'T
CHOICE DESIGNS = FASsH sSs'HFSkkSSA SSkkSSAsFSgs, ,o.,
and very many exclusive styles
PARIS AND VIENNA FANS
! We have received the past week,
| PER STEAMSHIP AMERICA,
| TWO CASES OF very choice designs in Fans
Real Shell Fans, with Peacock Feathers;
PAINTED WHITE SATIN FANS. WITH rEArHERs
REAL PEARL AND LACE FANS.
large variety Of SATIN pansed Faus =, ..
with very large stock oc other styles
cheaper than wholesale houses are
selling them quantities down town.
On 'A' ''''sf sfxiS HHS' &3GGSSrE GS BUILDING % :. .
complete assortment OF A''
MERINo UNDERWEAR
in the city.
sdin.rent Qualities, in all styles
cHrLDREN's MERINo VESTS.
in All sizes and qualities
BOYS MERrNo VESTS AND DRAWERS.
all sizes some special bargana
MISSES PANrALErs AND DRAWERS
IN all qualities and sizes.
MISSES MERINo DRESSES
1ADAs 1ADIHf sEnHo hsSIS2 TEEE,s atE Ct
ossr1nxnsEs' E'ia ata;ssS a|r;ss; Hl4ssfDGsnoAnnnsrs Uni e
very cheap
The above arc all the most standard and
reliable makes qualities always guar
auteed, and prices viii be found
much lower than at any
other house.
'p'sA1'A -' LaDiEs' HOUSE ROBES
cAsHMERE. EMPRESS CLOTH,
PLAIN AND PLAID FLANNELs
SERGE, ALPACA AND TYCOON REPS,
made in most uperior manner
with and without trimmings, from s. rs upward.
SPLENDID FELT IN n IApIE FELT sKsTs
r,ssSi; se :. s.sw IS 81 g.; e nssas1s.us asR @
WHITE GOODS
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The New York herald., 1874-11-22

NHLIST CHURCH, FIFTH AvENUE.-HUGH MIL
~ Ter Thompson Rector.-Morning Prayer sermon
Pressing Forward" 10:3O Evening Prayer; sermou
''rhe sabbath Question, 1880
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

TSALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH. TwENTY.THIRD
~ street near Sixth avenueaR. 8 Macarthur, pastor
evening, '.Healing at Cato Beautiful" Strangers wei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11

NRw RAnaoAp, RuLRS.-The follow:
ing are the rules agreed upon OF afeceni
conference of the general passenger
agents oil the New York Central, New
York 8 Erie, Pennsylvania, and Balu-
more & Ohio Railroad Companies:
Free passes OF tickets Of any kind will
not be Issued 10 any officer for the puE-
pose Of influencing the traffic. %
Return tickets will not DO sold at less
than full passenger rates to livestock
drovers.
Passenger agents ore not allowed TO Is
sue Tree passes, and all passes now In their
hands are fey0ked!a N'NNg rr-r"
The established through passenger ratea
adopted by the General Passenger and
Ticket Agents Association, with full pro-
portions, will be collected upon all through
tickets Of every, class. ~ a s.-s.-
Only one hundred pounds Of baggage
will be transported free upon each ticket
sold, and all excess In weight will be
charged for at tariff rates. An allow.
ance Of $50 pounds Is made TO trans
continental passengers. aSrrC g-r
Summer excursion route tickets to
places Of public resortpnly may be sold
only in June, July, August and Septem.
Der, OF rates based upon not less than two
cenn per mile, and such tickets shall be
90 Issued as not 10 reduce through rates
between business centers, and shall not
be sold TO and from points west Of Buf,
iAlo, Niagara, JohnstoRn, n. Y, Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling or Petersburg, West
Virginia. ,.-..-.
No other round trip tickets will be
issued or accepted.
Through rates from Boston 70 the
West will be advanced 10 the sum Of
local rates by way Of Albany, except
that the maximum difference between
Boston and New York rates shall be four
dollars. q " h- ~'.s YEA
Through rates from other New Eng.
land points shall be advanced accordingly,
The Erie, Baltimore & Ohio and Penn.
sylvAniS Central Railroad Companies
shall cell, from Boston and points on the
line north Of the Boston & Albany Rail,
road, at 81 higher by way Of New York
than the rates by way Of Albany.
The same through rates shall DO adopt.
cd eastward and westward.
The remaining rules reduce materially
the number Of New York agencies for the
sale Of tickets, and the whole are sub
ScIibed respectively by c. II. Kendrick,
general passenger sgent Of the New York
Central; ]. N. Abbott, Of the New York
& Erie; D. N. Boyd, Jr., Of the PeHnsyl-
vania, and L. N. Cole, Of the Baltimore
& Ohio. sc.i rtEf0E -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11

"a THING OF BEAUTY" Erc.-The
scsfolding which encompsssed the south
side Of the Court House has been re-
moved, as the work Of repairing that por,
tion Of the building is completed. The
poet.haS remarked that "a thing Of beauty
Is q joy forever" and all who take the
trouble 10 inspect the aforesaid south
side Of the Ohio County Court House
will realize the truth Of this assertion.
The joy, however, would come in wher
the present building is torn down and q
new one erected in its stead. No more
repairing, Messrs. Commissioners; II you
please, 90 .7 ..rr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11

From the Lawrence (KAn,) Journal.
As nearly as We can gather from pri-
vate letters and our exchanges. the grass.
hopper visitation struck our State about
$50 miles wide east and west, and extend.
ngprobably across the State from north
TO South. In some places they staid only
four days, yet during that time they de.
voured nearly everything. A farmer in
Cloud county, who had 900 acres oil corn,
says that the grasshoppers' destroyed
more corn for him in "a hours than 5000
head Of cattle could have done In the same
time. The only remedy so far discovered
against these pests Is smoke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11

MANUFACTURING ITEMs.-The River
side Nail Factory has been idle about two
weeks. Il is likely work will be re-
sumed again on Monday.
The foundation Of the new nail factory
at the Riverside Mill is almost completed.
The building will be finished and ready
for the machines before cold weather.
Thirty'six machines will be put in. The
new factory will be opposite Berger &
Hofmsns tannery, and adjoining the
B. & O. Railroad.
The Belmont and Star glass factories,
at Bellaire, have rot drawn their fires
Midsummer, finding 1t necessary to con-
time in order to supply the demand for
their product.
The Ohio glass company have hitherto
confined themselves to the manufacture
Of lamp chimneys, but will, during the
next run, also manufacture pressed ware,
The Bellaire Natl Works are adding
thirty nail machines to their works, which
will necessitate the mill to run double
turn.
The stock Of nails in Wheeling is very
light
About hall Of the hot iron feeders al
the Top Mil knocked of yesterday after.
noon 10 attend the funeral Of Thomas
McNaughton, a former employe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11
The some.yllIe Riot.

MRMrHs, August 10.-Parties who ar.
rived from Somerville this forenoon state
that Albert Reeves, Republican candidate
for sheriff, who was shot by Burton on
Friday, died last night. His brother Paul
was dying this morning, Judge J. G.
Reeves, another brother, who was shot
at the same time, and Oscar Burton will
both recover. Everything is quiet there,
and the Chickassw Guards, from this
city, have returned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11

WHAT can be more startling than to
see delicate and fascinating young lady
with a long train suddenly turn around
without giving the unsuspecting individ.
ual behind her any warning whatever
gently stoop, reach back with her right
foot, and kick desperatelyH She is going
to cross the street, and Is merely switch
lug of her train in the new direction.