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PASSENGERS SAILED

nIs Msaersn Master B. n Modief. ANNE Msicrsn
Mosisr Mis- Anne j. KELLEY John NJ Kelly Miss Lilly fniham
Ea1osd cAai. RsaHsiea Rdas S.is. i'i a
wsrBe, Miss FaDuy wsrns Edward wsrne innt
James james simpson John Hssss p LuptOn
a .s . ss M u Ss p sI
Mol. Richard Irwin. Sutton. Geo. V. Stewart
u1Iisd Army Nh. Carr aud child Col Psrrapd, M
aud Ms Harry Benson John Williams wife and child g. ". Gesne
Morton Miss Esther mOrtOn Mis- Morton vetona Nor
Ton Michael Morton, MISTER Henry Morton DelHbaag Miss
Miss Gsienae Henry Bland Augustus Sterling K Webb W. j.
J.nas<' < Bntel y0,sph CooIbe Mr. and nr. Jonathan
and Mrs Bd@s Dr. GeDey Whitehall sheppard James
g. Rgg. James cOwsn Mrs Gtes Yates TbOs W. TObn
4. seamsae 0..v o cAe..er Aus 2e-N csest. Brown
smith p Gore s. LansSOn Donald spence Mr. Luly
and Son Ch,,ss So. William IL c. DTn's Esy WOOD
John samuel SUNDERLAND John ssbbensoa Miss
S :S as ns ad sooS Bs1%D Barter skinner
FOR BR LINN AND s0UTHA APToNin seaptAtp Wsser Aug
boz sMr. Gndley William BERTH William Beais y r. Benl,
w. o. c. r. Ben Alfred Benu Miss Josephine Beniu MAJ
hr Hsrsr Mahre Mrs Theresa Schroeder hr Caharne Bel
Isos, Nm. Ans Knocp Otto Address haseTg; pah1
yHn. a TessDs Hspie samuel Stern CAPT Rocco Feno.
FOR GLAsGJW-Ia Steamship California;. Asg 2e.Cspt s.
gH;. Mi Alec H;s.s' Mis- As SsP n .p
and child, LOo Iten Alfred s9asr j Harold s9oer James Mach
sInn sSsln sIa m S Rs.o Mis- sr ass John
Henry Messu Misc Mana Measure Rev H.
asss .Sd S lse f. sa.cs ns es ''A'
FOX SAN FRAscIsco-Is Steamship Aeap1ios A,g 29 Mrs
Hessd Field Mss MngIsi Ys6Ovs W. p st.ri-aihsr and
s Ma A4AI and tr Children Gesrgs Hese AID vile Gsorzs
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MALTA
MONDAY. AUG. 81.
Ne Steamship Mails

MONDAY. AUG. 81.
Ne Steamship Mails
TUESDAY. SEPT l.
Queenstown and Liverpool BY the steamship
$50
10 <6 North RIVER
and West Indies per the steamship Crescent City,
bose Supplementary Mail closed at the PostOhce at
b:t0 Steamship sails at frem Pier No. H. N. Il
wBDNRSDAl. BxPT. 2.
Mails for Rurope Queenstown Liverpool the steamship
mails close st $3.50 steamship sails at $3.50
from Cunard Dock. Jersey Civil
nails close 80 Supplementary Mail the Post
Ofce st l:3O D. IN. Steamship sails at D.
For Netherlands direct te steamship Rotterdam mails close
M p.n
Mails Plymouth ChebOag and Hamburg BY steamship
riubs IL 80 Supplementary Mail closed the
PoOce $50 Steamship sails from foot Of
rhrdst. Hohoken.
Ms per steamship City Merida
D. Supplementary Mall closed at the Postohcs 240
Steamship sails ~ In. from Pier No N. Z
FRIDAY. SEPT a.
Mails Kingston and Sayana by the steamship Andes close
IN Steamship sails at p. m, from Pier No. 81 N. H.
Mail for Halifax s. closed the New York PostOhce
DAY q p. N. and Boston.
, SATURDAY, SEPT. 8.
Mails for Great Britain and Ireland via Queenstown snd Liverpool
closed the Post0nce al IL NJ Steamship sails At from
Pier No SO North River
For French Mail By the steamship Washington mails 10
Steamship sails at D. from Pier No. 81 North River.
Mails for Euope Southampton and the steamship
Main close al lib AbuppementarJ Mai closed the Post
O1ee a. 1880 Steamship sails at from pier foot Of Third
81. Hoboke1-
SUNDAY. SEPT 8.
All Mss close ALL O'CLOCK The fOstohce open from
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Morgan John McGODe held $4,000 bail for
Ing stabbed Michael Quinn during alteration between them Sat-
uriy their residence No All West Ronrss Quinn
be said the sabbng not intended
By McGloius
At the Yorkville Police Court, Matthew Gilligan,
Of beking the liquor Of John j.
hy 336 Rs passing liquors
10 who stood under the window Cassn Of No ll8
Ba charged Thomas McAdam and William Kilsn with
knocking him bis and obbDg him Of bis watch and
chain The accused held for trial
Thomas Lewis was arraigned yesterday before
anirl Police having
Saturday night snAhed roll of bills amounting s246 the
band Robert JtnSon Island Railroad ticket
Office The hold for trial DAVIS and James Ho
each held default Of 81 900 bail for having
SATURDAY the SO
cry which occupied BY George Gotisbarger brewery
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pass 10 ,. Baker. .. a.
Murray. Ferris 4 Co 49,.
ship oo, ,u. L..
chored In Grsvesend Bar for orders IN n
Lochss tB Mclaughlin Liverpool June 2s via sydney
Bari Hsu,y L.oba tf ROclland Mol spsudns Sydney n.
Bari Jennie Cobb Small Key West is dsvs with mdse
Thompson Of and from Barrow Bng ~ daIs with
rails o., -, IA, L..
FOREIGN PORTS.
orxrysrovy Aug 29Tbe steamship Baltic Ken
uedy sailed hence $3.50 p yesterday for Newiorh
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
s..m,dp Mopan. Capt Cavaney Francisco Aug
go for Panama. with 24 through 6l In eabn 9o3 tons
d.s weight measuring 800 .ou for NswYOrk 800 tons weight
tess measuring 200 tonsI. fast sIJspsn
Salvador CAPT Hows sailed from San Francisco Aug 20
for Panama. AIT tous mdse weight mesug 800 for New York
$50 tons weight slow
BY Gable from Panama.
Ancon sailed Francisco 27i 30 passengers
and 5l2 tons freight .. -,
for --latest Ship SeDs 81" Fin Pa1e
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DEOISIONS-AUG. %.

Suprcm, Court Chdmb1s-By Judge Donohue.-
The DrOwue-ODinion Bogstch Bogatch-Refer
ordered Russell Hills Frances G. Hl-Decree Of d.
granted plaintiff Patterson ct al AppelJudment
granted plaintiff Holloway stepheusMmorandum BIby,
Snow-Depied People rel ROdensten al Aen
Opinion University Of York Msvo &c-TsIaion
confirmed Thomas W. Aiken Kate AkeuDeee Of divorce
graued to panh Moore KOhn-MoOn grated Wason sgt
CharcA-0pnOn.
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CALBNDARS-THIs DAT.

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBxRs-DoSoHuE, j.
So. .Fsheriy sgt FlAherty 1856. Keegan ags Keegsn.
Is In Of Thomas 1893. Wickham Heiiner.
r. Agnew 1914. Rankin agt Rankin.
77.Lyo The Board Of 1879. Hodredge Hodredge
Police POI. .In the matter Of Jacob
So. Dor De Mar. Voorhees, Jr
50. In the Of Van Bu- 2O2..W sgt Morris
2O3. Robe sgt Smith.
13l ..0vens sgt Owens 205. Security Bank agt Coys
leo. Flint AIT Flint
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Sun 5:26 6:35 Moon Hse.. 6:53
pAY-AH
Sandy HOOK Island 100 He'll Gate Ferry 0:54
DAY-P.
Sandy 1854 Cows Island ll35 Hell Gate Ferry! li2O
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do Uhom II man Goneern

AsToR LIBRARY. NKw.YoRK, Aug 20. 1874
TTNHE ASTOR LIBRARY will reopen on
l. MONDAY, AUG. 81 At $3.50 ococka 10. Dr. b. K sTRAz'
NICKY riDendent
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Citn Real Cstate for Sale.

DOR SALE.-The brOwn-stOne HOUSE, with
LOT l8h. 6nIl02 IT,, No ITO Bsst Egaiethst. near
newly painted throughout and in excellent condition
INQUIRE on premises Of LATHAM BROTHERS, 81 Beekmanst
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Orean 9Iedmers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
n TIE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. -...
Weekly Mail Steamship service between PHlLADHLrhih ana
LIVERPOOL calling at DIMENSIONS sailing every Ihu
from Pbiadelpha WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
The following appointed TO sail from PnsePha'
INDIANA. ocp,e"~I
D......
PRNNSYLV ."oeprmof -
ILLINOIS.
PRICES or PASSAGE IN CURRENCf:
Cabin S75 to 800 according to accommodations
seerage intermediate Tickets and from all points a. the
lowest rates ma.
Steamers marked with Star do not intermediate .
ample Az
provided carries Surgeon and sTadess
These supplied LRafs in addition to the usual
Life Boats M Ife-Preserye =,
Through Tickets and through Bills OF Lsdng issued between all
points
FOR passage rates and Information apply TO-
GEO. w. COTTON. Agent AZ Broadst N l.,
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
8 Battery Place, NewYork
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS General Agents
307 Tslnutst, Philadelphia
Richardson, Spence Co.. Liverpool
NJ e. J. Cummns Bros, Queenstown
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Saturday. Aug. 10. 1874
The public transactions at the Exchange
ssesroom closed for the week with the Supreme Court
sale. BY Mr. Joseph Mcclure, Of the threestory brick
house. with lot located the north side Of Seventeenth
s commencing lag feet east Of Eighave; size OF lot,
26xs2 Purchased by Mr.. VIM. b. Johnson for $3.50
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AN DEFENSE AGAINST THE SWEDISH LAW.


Ieonard Lundauist of Stockholm, Sweden, was
arrested in Philadelphia. last Friday and brought on
Saturday to city by Deputy United States Marshas
Crowley and Robinson. The charge against LundQuls'
ia substantially as follows: In July last he purchased In
Stockholm about $4,000 worth CT coffee, placed 1t In
warehouse and then obtained advances on 1t from the
Industri Kredit Aktiebooget, corporation carrying
on business in Stockholm After obtaining the advances
he broke into the warehouse and removed the coffee 80
that his creditors could fall back upon 1t as security
Soon after the alleged burglary, Lundduist came 70
this country and word sent to the Swedish Consulate
20 find aud arrest him. When Lundquist was arrested
he going by the name OF IettersDurg Az nrst no
denied bis identity but being shown certain documents
in the osession Of the officers he Acknowledged that
his true name was LundQuis He was taken, on Satur-
day before United states Commissioner GutmaD, when
he waived au examination, and said that he vas per
fectly willing be extradted to sweden. because ne
could there prove that In taking the coffee from the
warehouse he had only committed technical onenset
default of bail TO await the arrival
OF the Presidents warrant of extradion Mr. DaCosta.
who represented the Swedish Government, promised 10
inercenc Lundqust. because he had given the au
thOres trouble, and had admitted the taxing OF tne
eOIiee.
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THE COURTS.
A NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUIT.

In the United States Circuit Court, on sat
urday, ex-Gov p o. Hebert of Louisiana began hoei
suit against Manton Marble editor OF TIE World ana
The World Company. in which ne claims ssoo0e - da
ages The alleged belous publication appeared In I"s
World of July Is 1874. and is as follows:
"ExGoy p. o. Hebert Of louisiana was lately ap-
pointed hy Gen. Grant OF the Mississippi Leyee COM
inssioners His poverty not his WILL consented W
sustain the Kellogg usurpaton some time ago. ana nov
the pitisbe man, bankrupt In fortune and characSI
earning his wages by writing third term letters,
the Washington ring organ publishes as Sou'hefn 'e
ment."
The following brief history Of ex-oov. Heoer' was
furnished by his counsel, Gen. Roger A. Pryor. n0
was classmate OF Gen. W. T. Sherman al west roin'
and was graduated at the head OF his class anu SUN
after placed on duty In the Engineer Corps Ai.ef 10
naming In that corps several years. he resgneu eu
was appointed Chief Engineer of the State OF
In lsas when the Mexican broke out no en'oreu
the service as Colonel of volunteer regiment OF LOUIS
,ans infantry and for his bravery In action was maue
Rrevet Bricadier General Some time after the Close
NJ the Mexican war he elected Governor OF LOUIS
tans During the late exGov. Hebert served Win
considerable distinction BTigadier Generai In tne
Confederate army and he appointed by Presloen'
Grant AS Commissioner of the Mississippi Levee under
the act authorizing and providing for the repairing OF
the levees OF the Mississippi River.
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WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE ONEW-
w PORT.-Pmeassn this Hse take 506 m and p.
from Grand Central Depot, arriving Newport l.
"'1' ~ ''''"- THO wAsszs, ssasaa.ssl :
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l2, o'cLocK-sALEs BEFORE
SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK Pm.
Sales of State Bonds-Raiirodd Bonds-BdnE ana RdH'
~ road- ErDress Shocks, dc,

Us5.2o Reg, '65,
%, 900. .. be. llG .
U 5 500 Reg, '6S
$4,000. he. III
Union Pacific LIST NJ
10000 ....bc. S4is
Union Pac los, 1no
1000. he. So a
N J Central Cenv
1000. be. 1928
Boston, II 4 Ere LIST
1000. be. 244
American Express
3d.. be. 81
United States Er
100 ....... " g
Lake shore
200. .bcs3. 73t
200. 1871
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.
B1,er.s, so. 81 ard 3iis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos 900
Hoamss. S corner D jscoS.t 5iIi 1000
37th-st rs n v 25r97
n 100 ith-ave 2O0IgS
4lsst 1888 2d.aye 26r98 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
4lss corner 1stave 2Or6O 10000
104ths.. g. 200 3t-ave 60Il0O
n W 3iaye 2Jrl
5th.st 800 lstaye 25rlOO .............. 400
6th.st n A. 900 2dayr 2OrlOO lI............. 1000
n 5Oxg9. IL m 10, 300
7.sve corner i41.s.t o,efouh part 1851
9ihave, n corner l00hst 25I100 ................)
lst-ave No 282 90 n l7ths 23r942 nom.
M5isop,Ie VS. 25 n 5Sths 2OIo5 ........... 2Ol47
We,ehester road g. so n Ba CON ave- 25rl00. 1900
sh..,. M s.5 2 wears per Sear............. 5000
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Marble an6 .Blate MatItets, ;

AtHluIk uNu 'DIUIk 11tUIIILisf sEls~s
A GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES of Mar
IA bic Mabd aantels all kinds OF Floor Thing Monuments
Bsone Slabs for plumbers aud cabnetmahes offered ct s.
ELABBB Co.'S Steam Marble Works. Ho 2l7 to 223 Wes 6lss
ST., Broadway e.
A .KLABER, 1874 East Eighteenth-st., near
~ Thirave selling afscturng all kinds Of MARBLE
MARBLEIZED MANTBLS and other Marble Work greatly
dueed prices Marble Turning for the trade, y, -
A N extensive stock Of MANTELS (Slate and
IA Marbe)nove and designs reduced WASH
Trays si.ts Work description PENRYHN SLATE CON-
PASY onion Pourthsve and Seveneenth-st ~ T.
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Nsnts Rich aud prices 220 and 222
WesTwsnty third.st between Seventh and Rshth.svex
~, 6ales bp Auftinn
A. MHRwM, AucuopesL
pY BANGS, MERWIN s. Co., csc Broadway
ID Bondl-salss Of Fancy Gooas &c
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WHITE STAR LINE. s.sasss,-
FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOWERRD SrKAMSHIPS
sans New.York SATURDAYS FROM Liverpool On THURS
DAYS. calling Cerb Hsrbor eacb
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY September D. at loop n.
BALTIC SATURDAY. September IL. at 300 D. m
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY Sept 10 At Hoo m.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Sept 20. At $500 o.
OCEANIC, SATURDAY October 3. al 1l;0O IN.
From the White star DoeK. Pier 81. North RIVER.
Pssen Accommodations or all easses unrvslet combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons
don where least felt Surgeons aad ssuudss ACCOMPANY
RATES-saoon $50 Return Tickets $40. gold steeuss
wishing for ens the OLD CeuniU
Obtain sseerase prepaid certificates al low rates
Passengers booked from all Of Ansre Para Haubue
Eorvn Sweden, India Australia China. Ss xxss
For inspeaoo Of pans formation syYy the comosnrs
sneea no JS Broadway. new-forE T. J. CORTIS, Agent
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EAAh h'Ih LINZ
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT ,.
Prom Pier % North River foot Of Munsy.st,
THB wORLD-REyOwyBD STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Capt A. O. SIMMONS Capt b. NJ. SIMMONS.
The Taunton. Mddeboro, Plymouth, New
Bedford vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all pep points New England and the Prov
Tickets Apply 2il and 529 Broadway
Broadway corper yhrds; Third and Onehuniedan
Dods Express Omcs GA Broadway. 10 Court
Brookn the Office the Pier and at all principal Hotels
and Ticket Ohces In the city. - .
BORDEN LOWELL, Agents
GEORGE L. Common. General Passenger rent.
o. C. H. Compan
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'sHoRTBsT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND FIRE ISLAND
Pass EXPRESS Trains sttachei depot len hand
aide Of feriy) Hunters Point at 935 and 435 Aeeomms
daton Trims $50 500 m snd 2, 4, o. 6pn.
sixty trains daily o aud from Flushing.
Poy four and from College Point and Whtestore
Tgen trains daily from Hampstead Garden City and Creed
Fourteen daily and from Bydds Little Seei and Great
For particular. see bin. and small timetables Also trains and
nom Farmipgdale Central Park, HYDE PAk, uins-
dale and other stations Psryeoais leave Eew'Ysrt foot
Of Jamessp. East River, 80 minutes and foo. Of Thirty
from Hunters Point sod and baggage CHECKED yADessp
and Tb Offices Sunday trains Hunters Point
Babylon empssesd. spd an ,'atons els and
FOR Puhpg Cosse Point Whone all nserediste stations
at g. TO- m 1880 $780, g. Por 0s., Meek sad all
intermediate stations 10 80 and 100 The $500 e35
n s,36 trains from Huntsrs PsiHt.
with boat at Babylon ior Fire Island ~.u-s
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE ,ciH be mailed to
l. rdreers and sgbso1bers leaving Hep York temporarily for
81 80 postage prepaid 81 month postage being
pad at the oe rep and Ms address q ne paper changed as
THR sBMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE utu Be snt 10
address three months for ST. POSTAGE paid; ard lf 81
hs editions
periods
DAILY for ons ssonth sBMLWBBKLY months WEEKLY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-02
The whitman Tronpe.

By advertisement It will be seen that the
Theatrical Corps of Mr. WnDxAS, now so
well known here aud highly appreciated by the
lovers Of The Drama throughout the Valley aud
the South generally, will commence an engage
ment in Charlestown on Monday, May lith.-
Messrs. Holmes & Rust are pressing forward
the work on the new Concert Hall-with a
special view to its openin, by this Company.
Wherever Mr.. Wildman has appeared, he
has received the highest encomiums from the
press and People-always attracting large,
fashionable aud appreciative audiences. Mr..
Wildman is conspicuous as an actor Of real
merit, whilst Clara Wildman combines all the
qualities to please-is natural in setting, grace
ful in manner, with clear distinct enuncia-
ton, and wi,hal, a sweet singer. The princi-
pals are finely supported by the entire corps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-02
INC Temperance Movement.

The meeting. Of those friendly 10 the cause
Of Temperance aud eager 10 devise some meas
urcs for the suppression Of the evils attendant
upon the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, held in
the NJ. Z Church Of this place, on Monday
evening last, was largely attended, and presi-
ded over BY Rev ". c. Hammond. Services
consisted Of singing, prayer and addresses
Rev Dr.. Andrews, Of Shepherstowu, and Revs
". q Hammond, 7. b. Shepherd, and c. E.
Amber, Of Charlestown, enforced their views
by a statement Of facts in such manner as to
enlist a general interest in the movement On
Tuesday night another meeting was held in
the Presbyterian Church, Rev T. B. Shepherd
in the Chair. aud addressed by Revs. W. q.
Hammond aud W. H. Meade, aud the services
varied by singing and prayer. Sisuers to a
petition addressed 10 the County Court, request
inga refusal on the partof said Court, oflicenses
% sell liquors within the County, were asked,
Tor and many names obtained. a committee ci
three persons in each ward, 70 obtain sigma
lures to said petition, was appointed. Phc
Meeting then adjourned TO meet again on Fri
day evening, May lst, in the Baptist Church
The proceedings Of these meetings are charac-
ter.zed by an caruestuess which indicates a
measure Of success.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-02
StieT Pianos.


We have upon our table 40 Illustrated Cata-
losue Ct c. NJ. SrIgrr's Tianos-coutaiuin
iunumenble testimonials to the durability
power and sweetness Of tone and rivhuess Of
construction Of the SieT Pianos, besides the
names Of two thousand persons in the South
who are in possession Of them. We deem the
certificates Of some Of the principals o! large
Semiuaries for young ladies better than any
thing We can say in commentator. No orli-
nary workmanship could long Withstand the
use 20 which Pianos in schoos are subjected.
Miss Baldwin, Of the Augusta Female Semi
nary, at Staunton, says; Twelve Of the
seventeen Pianos with which Augusta Female
Seminary is furnished are from the Factory Of
c. NJ SuelT. which is the best proof can give
Of the estimation ia which hold them. Facts
speak louder than words"
Rev. L. II Phillips, Of the Virginia Female
Institute at S,aunson says" After testing the
qualities aud durability Of your instruments
Cor eight years, we can give unqualified recon-
meudatiou 20 your Pianos. We have now in
use over twenty Of your instruments. Rev.
VIM. A. Harris President Of the Wesleyan
Female Institute, S,auuton, says: After a
rull and fair trial these Pianos have given en-
tire satisfaction"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-02
MARRIED.,

At the residence Of the brides parents, near
Middlcwav in this COUNTY. On the 18th inst by
the Rev Mr. Long Mr.. WINFIELD ). SHAULL
70 Miss MARY {. LEWIS, all Of Jefferson coun-
~.
On the SGth ult., At the L. p Church BY. Rev.
J. W. Howe. Mr. RICHARD McSHERRf ZEPP
and Miss MARY CHURCH, all of Martiusburg.
In the VI. f. Church, at Berkeley Springs on
the 2lst ult. by Rev. J. W. Smith, Mr.. VIM A:
SNODGRASS, of Louisville. Ky, formerly OF
Berkeley Springs and Miss f. JENNIE BOONE,
daughter OF Jos. Boone Esq, of Berkeley Springs
On the 23rd ult, bv the Rev. J. F. 0ckerman,
assisted by Rev. G.. W. Cooper, Presiding Elder
Of Winchester District; JAMES W. DEAN and
EMILY V. SNOWDEAL, both of NaTtinsburg.
At the residence Of the brides uncle, Thomas
Moore. Esq, near New Market. Va, April 18th,
1874. by Rev. :. Henkel, DR.. MILLER A. HEN
KEEL aud Miss FANNIE NJ MOORE-the latter
of Winchester, Va. formerly of New Market, Va.
and the former of Rockingham county, Va.
In Delphi, Indiana, on the 10th ult.. by Rev.
Aaron Wood, DR.. :. T. holland, formerly OF
Hillside, Loudoun county, Va, and Miss lSA-
BELLA LYON.
On the 2lst ult, at the house Of the brides pa
rents, by Rev NJ. l.. Cutler, HARRISON ID.
KILMER and Miss ALA MORROW, both OF
Berkeley county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-02
Baltimore Markets.


The FLoREScg House.. This excellent
and admirably kept hotel at Berkeley Springs
has so increased its patronage, that its worthy
proprietor Col Charles Green, has been abso-
lutely compelled to make additional room for
the large crowd Of visitors, who have bespoke
their home with him during the next season.
The new and elegant addition erected lately to
the main building, will enable Col G. to ac-
commodate at lesst $50 boarlers, and we have
no doubt, such is the popularity Of the g. Flor
ence House" that every room from top to
foundation stone will be filled with company.
TAdrfnSburg Statesman.