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worthy Of your distinguished place as mnstsr
Of workers has came before me for many year.
Would to Heaven that all or many Of tho cap
tains Of industry in England had soul in thon
such as yours, and could do IS you haye done,
or could still further cooperate with you in
works and plans to the like effect. The look Of
England is to me- at this moment abundantly
ominous. The question OF capital and labor,
er By tie notions hitherto applied to it, is pretty
certain to issue in petroleum one dny, unless
come other gospel than that Of the Dismal Sci
ouce' come to illuminate it. Two things are
pretty sure to NE. The frat is that capital and
labor never can or will agree together, till they
ooth trst OF al decide On doing their work faith
1ol!y throughout, and like men OF conscience
and 90, honor. wLose highest aim Is to behave like
faithful citizens OF this universe, and obey the
eternal commandment Of the Almighty God, who
mate them. The second thing is, that a eadder
object than either that OF tho coal strike or any
conceivable strike is tho fact that loosely speak
Ing, all England has decided that the profit
abest way is to do its work i'll. slimlY, swiftly.
and mendaciously::~ What contrast betwcen
DOW and, say, only hundred years aeo At
that latter date, Or still more conspicuousIv for
ages before that, ali England awoko to its work
with an invocation to the Eternal Maker 70 bless
them in their days labor, and help them 10 do il
vel. Now, al England, shopkeepers, workmen,
all manner OF competing laborers awaken, as il
with an unspoken, but heartfelt prayerto Bcelze-
buh: oh, help us, thou great lord OF. shoddy.
adultc7ation, and malle:sapce, to do our work
with maximum Of slimneas, swiftness, profit,
and menaacity, for tho DEVILS sake, Amen!'"
, 1874-02-22
THE SMOKE-NuISANCE.


To khe Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Tho voice OF The TRIBUNE has seldom been
r,;,ed in bettsr CAUSE than that presented in
-. .a;..x;.1h..aod =. 1ba s,,ots. .En;snnce ~ m
its editorial headed Inc sn1oAe-Nuisanc0' ~, W
the 18th inst. Tho palaces that have E1sen Ike
magic since the Great Fire are already assu ming
the d;npv appearance of aee without and the
W. e' .,.sI. a1.,s ,r;+,,;, ro1la +ra,.fo-,,ea
gloom OF plack n!tn "1'nln "an1, tnsu 1s,
into repositories for lamp-b1ack, ha7e speedI1y
lost their new and fresh look, and are rapidly
being frescoed without the aid Of any artist ex-
cept old Boreas, or any pigment save SCOT or
carbon
It is not to be expected that, in localities where
bituninous coal Is used, the atmosphere can be
as free from the appearance Of smoke as where
anthracite is used but it may be just as FREQ from
SCOT in ono c,so as in the other.
The bituminous coal now in use is mainly de-
rived from the upper coat-measures, and is
charged with sulphur, tsr, and earthly impuri-
ties. When this coal is submitted to the de-
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opera on subject to be taken from the Old Tes-


: The third triennil festival Of the Boston Han
del End Haydn Society will begin On Tuesday
evening, May S, aud close on Sunday evening,
the 10th. Subscription books for 4 guarantee
fund of $40, 600 arc now circulating in Boston,
and it is not believed that any difficulty will BE-
experienced in obtaining the necessary sigma
tu1es. The coming festival will probably be one
OF the best the Society has ever given The
Thomas orchestra has been secured, and will be
increased for the occasion to eighty performers.
and the solo singers will include Miss Edith
Wynne Mies Adelaide Phillips, Miss Cary. Mr..
Nelson Farley, a1r. George L. Osgood1 Mr.
Winch, and III. Whitney. Among the works to
be produced are Deethoyen's Ninth Symphony,
Bach's Matthnus Passion" Handcl's ''Judas
Maccabnus," aud "Messiah," Mr. J. E. Paine's
" 1T. Peter," Mr. Dudley Bucks ''Forty-sixsh
Psalm, Mendehsohn's "Chrstus, "and part of
Haydn's ''8easons."
Chandos Fulton, in App1eton's Journal tells
the following characteristic story Of Parepa:
onoo, when asked how she cau1o to 1uarry such
little man - Carl Rosa, who probably to forset Jest
Ing Oh the subject generally dhurooredy alluded
himself to their difference IN physique, madame, with
an arch smile and twintllng ere, deuurely sail:
Now, would you really lke to know7"
"Yes, VS. the reply.
"Hhy, becau1o he asked mel" Rho replied, with
merry hugh.
Her married lie With Carl Rosa was happy ons.
, 1874-02-22
Lease. | A'Tse%

CHlfaG0. MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAIL RAILWAY.
Eno- Depot, Ha3~on and Caaa,-4ts. Ticket 0Te'
63 South Cla1st, oposiss erHar Hous<. a"d al D.ats
, 1874-02-22

Tho following unpubnshcd letter from Mr..
Car|7ie to Sir ]. Nhitworth, regarding tie an
nouucement made some months ago Of the lat
ter'g intention to supplement the savings Of his
workpeople by bonus upon them, was read on
Jsn. &C. By the Hon. and Rev: ". f. Lytte]ton,
At meeting Of the stourbEidge School Of Art:
II have heard Of your offer on behalf Of the
thrifty work people OF barley, and Of the thank
ful acceptance Of it BY the district authorities Of
the place. cannot resist the highly unwonted
desire that has riten in me to cay that highly
approve md applaud the ideaa yoa have .; On the
oricjoa nothing wiser. more beuedcent, or
, 1874-02-22

The DRAMA.


Tho past week has been marked by no very
.,teresting dramatic event. Three theatres
s.ye been occupied by stnrs in their secony
~sak. while one has new one IN IN old piece.
pnziness generally at the legitimate theatres has
,s.nbed to many causes. according to the stand
.o;nt Of the observer. The public may think
e, attractions offered were not good; managers
think i. VAS the weather; players think it was
tha bad taste Of the people at large. Perhaps all
tbese causes combined to make the week stupid
1hare we're some bad nights, also some st upid
niaces and tiresome players, and the public did
tnrn its back upon something that was unusually
rood However, it is it's own fault, and it is q
Sa.yy loser. The present week promises to be
.,novhat better, tho variety OF amusenents ns-
.1,;ne more general interest than those OF last
week.
M'r1cKER's THEATRE.
rhe Rockwell and RinggoId Combination, with
n. Stoddart as star, dniehed very unfortu-
n..e fortnight at McVicker's last evening. When
.msn offers All unusually good article at low
r,ice and finds no purchasers, he is unfortunate.
md tha. is what Mr. Stoddart's managers did.
The opening night, Alr. stoddart appeared in
a DANGEROUS JOY" Scotch version OF tue
French drama from which "Kerry" was taken.
Il gss rlayed with spirit, aud to the manifest
endowment Of the audience, as also was "The
1onr strike," which followed it, The second
vess two brief, bright little pieces, Il The Secret
Marriage" and Americans in Paris" were Of
farrd. With faWer takers than ever. Mr.. Stod-
isn IS not known in Chicago, and hence tho
rer,ect shown him. Miss Burke, who played
sith the company the first week, left sud
Miss G@r}nr1 frnk f1ar n]uoa
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EH1oD,
t 8. Richard II.
9, Midsummer Nights
Dream.
10. Ffst Part Of Henry
| w..
III. Second Part Of Henry
".
ia. Merry Wives Of H ind
| sor.
13. Henry Y.
ia. Romeo 4nd Juliet.
{Probably earliar.>
PERIOD.
10. As Tou Like It.
90. Julius Cmsar.
Il. Othe1lo.
.. Twelfth Ntghk
,ER1op.
l2s. Timon Of Athens. {Not
al Shakspe.re's.}
q, All's Well that Ends
Well
PERIOD.
1872 Cymbeune.
l33 N'iutet'a T&ls.
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MUSIC.

Tina event Of tho past weeI; has been the pro-
dnct;on If schuman1's crest and extremely dlff1-
cult work, "Puadise and the Peri" In juaglng NJ.
~ the merits Of the performance, several 1acse
must be- taken into account First, its extreme
dia5culty, growing partially out Of the manner
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ne GlF6s ID AoAo"o'
FIRST PEE:
i. Love.s Labor Lest. 9
7. Comedy Of Errors. 3
8. Two Gentlemen OF Vel
rona. ~
1. Second Part Of Henryl
VI. {opcning scenes IL
Shakspeare's.> :.
s. Third Part Of Henryjl2
VI. [Revised by|
ShAkspeare-) .!13
6. Richard III. II
= Tanning Of the Bhrew.
q not III 6hakspeare's.)[
sEcoxp Pc
Is, King john "
16. Merchant Of Venice. 60
II. Much Ado About No:h-|2l
ing.
IS. Hamlet.
q, Eing Lear. -
q. Measure for MEASURE ~,
Is. alacbeth. %
26. e. I Henry VIII (As all
tered for Flescher.l
q. Trotlius aud creestdA;
~' not al shakspearcs.)l
TQUETH Pc
80. Coriolanua. ~
81. Tempest. t'-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-15

DOrUMAC Cemeni 81
4 T.. Skaters.
RUGGY and Wagon Rims at
ID f.. Sh.lers.
WOOD Saws and Saw Bucks Of
W T.. Shaier'p.
NJ S'''' at F.. s,,le,.,.
SMALL Scales a,
- T. Shaier's.
DORCELAIN Lined Pans al
/ 4. Shsfer's.
YPIRlT Levels a.
- E. Shsler's.
pHOVELS and Forks at
- f.. Sbsfers.
WORSE Shoes and Hor-e Mails a,
~ Il. ShsIers.
DOUBLE Shot Pouches at
IL T.. Stafers.
butcher Knives at
% T.. Shaler's
GARDENING Hoes. Xskes. Spade,
" and Trowels. al T. Shslyr.
DULL line Strap and r Hinges, at
IL f.. Shsfer's.
GATE Hinges. very cbesp. at
U 4. Shsfrr's.
A FULL line OF Handsome Coffin
Il Trimmings. by z Shsfer.
A PRIME lot Clover Seed. for sale by
II T.. Shsfer.
MAILS, s5. 90 per key. at
~ Z. Shsfef's.
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NEW G O o d 5 !
GO TO THE
CHE AP COR N + H
AND GET
b 4 r G. Il / " S!

QnY your oaes"'"''e Of u,,r;,
DUY your Lamps. Lamp Chimney' and
% Goal Oil OF A. ns''''
pUY your Table AID Pocket 1 Iuus'y
PURCHASE your Cold Water Soap
( Rsbbiu's Soap and Fancy Toilet
Soaps Of A. na,,'''
DROOMS, Baskets. WISH Tubs, Wash
ID Boards, Water Buckets. Clothes Pins
&C., for sale by A. h"''''
IF you wan, a good Umbrella, call 81
4 the store Of A. hsff'''
DROWN Sugars for sale a 10 and ia
- cents. by A. hsfhs'
AS s1 and Green ''a a, H ''' ''''
7 AIDES, Gents snd Cbildren's Hose
q al The store Of hsrf's'
IF you want good Collars and Guile
i buy them Of a. hai''s'
Z CHEAP 10, OF Glasswsr for sale BY
R A. Hams.
OUGARS, Coffees, Teas, Rice. Syr-
y UPS. Mackerel, llominy, Bacon, Lord
&C.. Tor ssla by A. Harris.
NALL for anything you want IN the
" Grocery or Notion line. and you will
be sure and get Bargains. as | vii
not be undersold. Call and examine my
siock aud see what Bar. aims | offer.
A. Harris.
OctlS u
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C0FFINS! CASK ETS !

WHE undersigned respectfully announ.
4 ces to the public tbs, lie IS prepared
10 furnish COFFlNS AND CASKETS
a, reduced prizes, as . intend keeping an
assortment on hand at all umes. Win
also attend 10 The lay ing out Of Corpses
# nou6ed AIso fine IlEARSE new.
ly fued up. sod always III readIness To
be sent TO any point
10 my absence all orders left with X.
s. M. Hoffman will be promptly attend.
ed TO. II. F. CAMERON.
Oct n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-15

UIClLY Lemon Sugar, at
u H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
pEALING Wax, for Fruit Gems. ct
- II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
~ H. NJ. Billings.
RlGYPTlAN Hsh Colorng, 81
III Billings Drug Store.
pALAD Oil in bottles, at
~ Billings Drug Store.
IOUVEN'S Glove Cleanser, al
y Fl. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
V7ISrAR'S BALKAN OF Wild Cherry
vi and Wis,srs Peruvian Syrup. at
II. NJ. BIllings'.
VCHENCK'S Pulnonic Candy, Syr.
- up. Tonic and Pills. at
H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
lLBER'S Ced Liver Oil and Pbos'
VI phs,e Of Line, .,
H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
TINTED Envelopes. al The 60. a,
/ Ii. NJ. B.llinss' Drug Store.
VyLPHATE Of Lime. Tor preserving
- Cider, al Bllhngs' Drug Store.
ENTLER'S Sure Cure for Cholers
II Morbus, Cholic. Disrrhes and Dys
EMERY, at
II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-08-15
Lumber :! Lumber

Z HAVE just comnsnced 10 clear 30
4 Acres of Timber Land. near Dufield',
heavily ,imbersd with Black. While and
Spanish Ok. all Of which desire 10 sell
in Lumber. Shingles aud Slaves. A
supply of Shingles KEEP. constantly on
hand, made Of good timber. and by good
workmen. Orters for Lunber. &C.. SO
liclied.
take this opportunity to state that l
have no, sbsied my interest 10 or atten-
lion 10 MERCHANDISING. and that
my rooms at Elk Branch and Unionvllle
are unusually foil Of goods. recently pur-
chased at bottom prices. We guarantee
favorable comparison OF prices and
goods with any house OF the County.
We solicit an inspection. Come and see.
Marketing wanted in exchange for
goods. Peach Blow or Carer Potatoes,
(if delivered in 10 days. al full prices.
Also Wool. any amount, a. best prices
cash or trade. Respectfully,
J. i. MELVIN.
Nav l6, 1874. Il
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Spring being at Hand
SUMNER NOT Far OFF,
Why will you not
BUY YOUR GOODS
Where you can get them TO
The best Advantage
Why not look around and select from
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE MOST STYLISH GOODS.
rHE VERY BOTTOMEST PRICES.
If you would do SO call q. The establish
ment of
j. d. SW ARTZ,
North. west Corner Public Square.
Where you will find in the best and
cheapest line Of
VESTINGS.
WORSTEDS.
MARSEIH.ES.
SUITINGS IN EVERY STYLE.
Pants Goods in Greas Tariety,
vESTINGs WITHOUT NUMBER.
Call at the old Stand where you cen
SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS
10 select from. Every garment
GUARANTEED TO FIT.
and to be made in the most substantial
manner.
The Bes, Of Trimmings used and sat.
isfsction warranted in every thing you
buy from me. Call and examine for
yourself.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
slways on hand OF the
LATEST MODES.
and suitable 10 all tastes.
Do no, forge. the place be sure you
are RICH, and .hen walk right in.
J. ID. SWARTZ,
Fashionable Tailor,
Nor.h.wes, Corner Public Square.
H.gers,own. Nd.
May 2. 1874. It
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Flu Il NITU Il f. !
FURNITURE
KIN G STR E E II N o. 2.
CHEAP SIDE.
(Under the Register Office

S: s; II: 4: ST: +:
- to Shephsrds,own, csns.s-
-4AD ting of handsome Parlor,
Dining Room and Chamber Sets OF every
variety; Chairs. Tables, Marble Top,
Extension and Leaf; Rocking Chairs. all
styles; Cribs; ChIdren's Table and
Rocking Chsirs; Towel Rscks; Hat
Racks; Mattresses; Side BosrI.; Safes;
and in fact everything 10 be found in
firstclass Furniture EsiablshmeDL all OF
which we will sell very low fo' each.
will order anything persons may
wish. as am constantly replcnishlng
my stock. hope ell in need OF any
thing in my line will call, IS ! am deter
mined to sell as cheap as they can be
bought in the city
hope by prnmplness and attention TO
business 10 receive large patronage.
NJ. J. LATlNER.
Sep. 20 II
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ENTLER HOTEL,

Shepherdstown, Je0erson Co., ~ Va.
YlAVING leased the Enllef Hotel. il is
x now open for the accommodation oil
the PUblic.
The Table will be bouniifully supplied
with all The lsxuries end subsisnlisls that
the city and country markets afford.
The Bar will be supplied with choice
Liquors.
None bu. polite and attentive servants
will be employed, and nothing shall be
lief, ondone that will contribute TO the
comfort and pleasure Of guests.
The Sable will be attended by sn ex.
perirnced OsIler.
JOHN II. SCHOPPERT.
Nov. 8, 1873.
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MERRY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.
Go TO Rentch's Family Grocery
for your Supplies

10
for your Supplies
1l7 E offer The following q, email profits
M for the Cash: Green and Roasted
Coffsss, Bro sn end White Sugars. Teas,
syrups. New Orleans Mola'ses, Pickles
Canned Fruits. Jellies, CranbeIries. Git
ron, Raisius. Figs, Nuts. Prunes. Dried
Peaches and Apples. 'Hominy- Beans.
Peas. Corn, Potatoes. Family Flour.
Buck bes, Mesl. Corn Meal. Crackers
of all kinds. Spices. Notions. Queens.
ware, Glassware. Stone and Wooden
Ware. Candies of all klods. Mince Meat
ready for use. Come one, come sii' and
get your supplies.
Dec l3
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HAVE returned from the Eastern
markets with the finest Stock OF Goods
10 nv line OF business, that has ever been
IN .Shepherds,own. had made 10 or
der in The city all numbers oil extra sizes
Boots, Nos. 5 10 IL, and Lsdy's Shoes
from Noe. 8 to 0. can furnish all
kinds tina, are wanted, Zach as Meme
Boots, Boys Boots, Lsdy's Fine and
Coarse Shoes. Mems Shoes, Boys
Shoes, Chlldren's Shoes, Misses Shoes,
and Nnrinn. of every description.
STRAW HATS OF every description.
Tobscro and Cigars, Pipes, &c.
Large quantity of bu,toned Callers
Carpel Sacks and Gloves OF every DE-
scripucn.
Hosiery Of every description.
Hus,les Tor the Ladies. Umbrellas,
Knitting C,,ion, Paper Collars and Neck
Ties.
Cnrse,s for The Ladies.
Overhalls and Shirts.
SPOOL Cotton and Thread oil all Rnds'
and thousand other articles not men,
toned.
Thansful for the patronage heretofore
extended to me. invite liberal share
IN the future. ,
VIVA, you DON. see. ask for-a' Head
Quarters of the Shenandoah Valley Kali
road S,ore.-on reasonable erms. Gall
n, one door North of The Register Once.
|. W. CHAPLlNE.
May %
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfectly tasteess, elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge regulate purify. cearss ana strengthen Rad
ways f the cure Of al disorders Of the Stomach.
Liver, Bowels, kidneys, Blsduer, Nervous Diseases
Headache Co1sti Costiveness, Indigestion Dys-
peHa BiliousnesS Bilious Fever Inflammation Of The
Boweh Piles, and oil Derangements OF the Internal
vscera Warranted to effect positive cure Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury minerals or delefer-
AfeW doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS win free the sys-
TEN from al the above named dLsorde Price IS cents
per Box. SOLD BY DkU0QISM
READ "FAISE AND TRUR.n Send one letter
stamp to RAILWAY 4 CO., No 81 Warren St, New
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or Of choice Stationery, 1t
IL H. VI. BIllinQs Drug Store.
DICTURE Cord. Male. Tsssels,
l. Screen Eyes. at Barnhart's
Z LARGE sssoitmento OF Photo Francs
IA al BaynhaTf's.
BEAUTIFUL Cbromos. ready framed,
~ al Barnharfs.
I FAD Pencils, RubbeIs. Pens. Pen.
~ holders, at BarHhdrfs.
QLACK. Csrpine and Violet Inks, Al
~ BarnhaTfs.
DOCKET Books. Time Books. Mem
i orsndss, u BarnhGrfs.
lust Received Spring Samples Of
y Wall Paper. at tho Bookstore.
DIAPER and Linen Window Sbsdss.
L with all the modern fixtures. al the
Bookstore.
OlCTURE Frames put Up 10 order ..
The Bookstore.
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roMoRRow rUEsbAY5. JUNE Is, AT
.rs,.p,r 70 Il o'SLoSK sAAEF, ,.r.cr, sr
e 5stfS sEfzs ST.
OF TIE EX1ikE EtEeASr S9i5qHhhStf ROAD TGksotr OF
PERCEY R. JEROME, ESQ,
nd
best dispostioned tottsrs the state she can GO
voted ba, IN one race and ss WAS III. sDGpr when
she s was beat BY single length IA 2sh she honest
nd nS sa's 0r ad' to drive and warranted sound ana
Also the fast trottins esldns westehester Boy, lsk
man, dam BY General Knox he has ali black points;
can trot In 2so or NO sale s IN color dark bay with
@ timed Oy NJ Mr. Booth ana Mr Dsts1 Of
Pos fnd .ss
trck.
o.ass and bay
was was s.Isa oy T. Aexsndsr ASdsah d1% sy Pilot ~
she cannot be outstyled BY any trotter goes
s 81 9 p ca she 20 " 10 sas. s nsr @ :
better than I'D oed half mile in is she will make
% nc
Yer IN the country; she is fully warranted sound and
Also . nne and handsome sorrei rrotting Mare 1sN
sn .m sa y John s J. .na oen s.
driver. in any condition can beat sAo and Is warranted
Also fne and handsome sorrel Geding 1s,s hands
years old; was sired by Magma Charts, dam Z Clay
mare this geiding has never been trained to develop
can sro, in mnutes and can Be driven by lady or child
be is warranted sound and kind.
Bsnies: shsets Robes Se sxcse xc anu o0o0'
reservation all must be sold full and responsible
SALE FossffivE, ssrfH ER RSfS sfSn oR SHINE
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LEGAL NOTICES.
At A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT
of the state of New York. neld at the Court House. N
the city OF New YORK, the 10Th day OF March, 1874,

INC CITY Oh VIEW OTk, on te Iyh day March, 1878,
present Hon. Charles Donohuc Justice joseph Wilde
plaintiff. against the National Lite Insurance Company.
DEFENDANT On reading the summons and compaint
herein heretofore filed on the proceedings heretofore had
nercin and on reading and fling the annexed affidavit
OF Eli Beard the receiver III this action, whereby "
pears 90 the Court necessary and proper that notice
should be published IN this action provided tor by
Revised statutes and on motion Of Van Wrinkle Gambler
jay the plaintiffs attorneys, and the attorneys tor the
said receiver. ordered that all persons having any
Claim against the defendant the National Life Insurance
company, exhibit the same To tho said Ell Beard,
esiver - aforesaid his place o. business az No i
ls day 81 October 1874 and that ali such persons be-
come parties to this action before said last named
lay and In deiaut therccf they and each ~ them
shall be nrccuded from all bcuet OF the decree which
VIII ne made In this and from any dhstribuuon
which sha be made under such decree. And II i fur
fhef ordered thai this order be published once week
lor SIX months In the New York Herald, "A newspaper
published in the GUY of New York aud IN the state
paper and the first publication thereof be made
or before the 3ist day Of March. 1874.
A copy
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coAsfwfsE srEAMsHIPs-srcosD PAcz-rhird col.
SssEHy r4fs s.srs column
bbY m LE AND uS
and
ESRSsaE0 R FSoas aSb afaRRsrsrs fsPR TO LET
EEESGH sSs=9
aELf P'Si'riE 'WSAiN'riED-rEMALEs-rw.r rAex-rtsa col
BELF wASrEp-MALEs-EIrvzxrz pAss-sixsh col
HORSES CARRIAGES, 4c.-Frxsr PAGE-second, third
soSsE s55as IT, seS%s
sE s ,.:. :s
tzeTg}sh sSs'SR9Si ss$s9S-s.ee.n r4e.-rrh column
LOAN OFF1CES-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FouND-FsRsT PAGK-First column.
MACH1NEKY-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS--SBCoNp PAGE-Ffth column.
MEDICAL-SBcoNp PAGE-Fourth column.
MILLINERY AND NDDRESSMAKTNG-FIHs PAcE-Fourth
ncfESGIdI%1S; nscEGIAS Eous ADvERr1sEMEKrs-rrsrur rAes-
MUsICAL-sEcoND PAex-Fifth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGk-Sixth column.
kERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns
flANoFORTEs. ORGANS. &C.-sEcoNo PAeE-FSfth
ssgsisss sG
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FrRsr PAcE-Ffth column.
REAt ESTATE-FlRsT PA:L-sixth column
REWARDS-FIRSr PACE-First column
BALES AT AUCTION-ELrvEN1u PAGE-Third ana fourth
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALEs-TwxLr PAGE
First, second. third fourth and fifth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwSLrrH PAGs-Fifth
SPECIAL NuTlCEs-FiRsr PAcr-First and second col.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &o.-frssr PAex-secono
sToRAGE-TwHLrrH PAeE-sixtn column.
SUMMER ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE-rifth and sixth
THE TRADES-ELEvEsrH PAcE--sixth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-SecOnd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSEs-sEcoSD P4cE-
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-sxcoxp PAeE-Third and fourth
UNFGRNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGK-First and second columns
WEETCHES STER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FlRsr PAGE-Fifih column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, kC.-FIRsr PAGE-F0urth col
umn.