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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28
CHRISTMAS POINTS.
The day was lovely.

lHE Jay WIS loNels.
MANY residences were rendered more
beautiful inside by evergreen decorations.
THE proprietors of our saloons ''set
them up" handsomely in the morning.
MANY of the boys took too much
Christmas in their'n.
The number of little ones made glad
by appropriate presents was legion.
A GOOD many people kept Christmas
yesterday as well as the day before.
SwELLED heads and damaged pockets
will be apropos for the next few days.
The tax upon the digestive organs OF
the community was frightful.
MEssRs. Egg Nogg and Tom and Jer-
ry seemed to be the popular fellows, and
were eagerly sought after.
FIVE hundred little voices sang i'll
happy unison at the Opera House Christ
mas night.
PATERFAMILIEs will be requiring their
wives to give them "bill of particulars
on the first of January.
THE anticipation is sweeter and more
pleasant than the realization, to a great
many people.
THE municipal restrictions upon fire.
works was pretty generally observed by
young America.
The day was unusually quiet, no ex-
tensive or serious disturbances being
chronicled.
THE lamp posts were the good Samar-
itans. Lots of individuals, ladened with
too much Christmas, fondlcd them long
and often.
THE magnificent Christmas tree at the
Opera House, in honor of the Twelfth
Anniversary of the Lutheran Sunday
School, WAS as huge rs it was handsome.
THE the toy stores and jewclry cstab-
lishments did aitine business on Thursday.
We heard of one house selling thirteen
hundred dollars worth of goods.
IT was owing to the red lights that n
young man rushed on the platform of II
street car Christmas night, and cried out,
"IIic, Dit, gimme plain sodcr.'
WE hear of great number Of bcauti-
full and elegant Christmas trees gotten up
10y private households, and Santa Claus
was offered every advantage hospitality
could suggest to show his wares.
CHRISTMAS makes good deal of pleas
sure in families, but it occasionally makes
some trouble. Now, there was that young
married man, who, Oh that day, had
slightly INDUCED in the ripping ruby,
otherwise known rs tangle.foot. Going
home at an unseemingly hour in the
morning, he WAS unable to find the key
hole, SO he commenced to bang away at
the door like hired man. AT last IL win
dow was raised, and timid female voice
was hcard-"Why, is that you, darling?
| thought somebody 'oas trying togetmE
80 AIN" responded darling, 'and you
better come down d--n quick or I'll
bust the door in She came down and
somebody got it.
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"Trip VAN WINKLE,"-Thc sale of re-
serve seats for Robt. McWade, in rip
Van Wrinkle will commence this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, at the box Office of the
Opera House. The New York Heratd
says of Mr.. McWade:
"FIFTu AVENUE OrEKA HoUsE.-Thc
popular interest in Mr.. McWadc's superb
personation Of rip Van Winklc' still
continues undated, and the Fifth Az
cnuc' is crowded nightly-rain or shine.
This is deserved tribute to the never
failing interest in the play, and the grand
pcrsonation of the Vagabond Dutchman
by McWadc, whose decentralization and
acting is well nigh faultles>, and needs
but to be seen to be admired. Rip will
'swore off nit dem fellers' again this
evening"
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For toys and fancy nick-nack> 10 please
the childreR and even delight some of
larger growth, there is no place like
W0llenweber' at No. llil Main street.
The store is sort of depot where Saint
Nicholas may I'LL his pack. Little chill
dren gazing in there become fairly wild
with delight and when YOU are gather
ing materials u fill the little stockings
or hang on the Christmas Tree, just go
to the place where YOU see the beautiful
gas jets forming the happy word ''toys. !"
You can't choose smiss, and whatever
YOU carry home viii be greeted with sat-
isfaction by the little folks. Don't fail to
call.
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THE HEGNER Boat CLUE BALI.-Thc
ball given by the Hegner Boat Club at
Turner Hall, on Christmas night, was
largely attended, and everything passed
off in the most satisfactory and pleasant
manner. An present had delightful
time, and Billy Mayors band WAS i"-
St,rmcntdi in their doing 81. The ball
WAS financially as well As socially, sue
cess
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CoRCERr AND BALL.-Thls evening the
Harmonic Singing Society will give Il
grand CONCERT and ball at Turner Hall.
The concert exercises have been selected
with care and will be rendered in the usual
good style for for which the members Of
the Harmonic are noted. After tha
concert the dancing festivities will COM
mence and good time is expected.
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REPA1RING.-The steamer Express
was lying on the Island side of the river
yesterday, with section of the dry docks
under her.bew. On her last trip she be-
came entan sed in the chain of the wharf
boat at Parsersburg, and before e1tri-
eating hersels,tore of the stem. iron. 1t
was that they here replacing. She viii
make her regu1kr trips as.ususl. y
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening with
. feet : inches in the channel.
The Courier left for Parkeroburg at
the usual hour Saturday morning.
The K. K. Hudson departed for Gin
cinnati at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Ianes
Vile and departed for Pittsburgh Sunday
morning.
The Express is the Parkcr,burG boat
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon.
Business about the landing was not
very brisk during the last two days.
by Telegraph.
CIXCiHHATI. December 27.-Rivcr -
feet and falling. Foggy during the day,
with light rain tc-night.
EVANSVILLE, December 21.-W Gather
cloudy. Misting and raining all all day.
Mercury a to so. River risen 20 inch".
with II ,cct on the .guagc. Ip-ldl"
Wild and Andy Baum. Down-Sandy
and Bowling Green. The Andy Baum
discharges 800 bales Of cotton here. No
business.
CAIRO, December 21.-Arriycd-Wild
Duck, St. Louis; Grey Hound. Mcmphisi
Eli. Hobbs, st. Louis; Th">. Sherlock,
Cincinnati; Pat Cl"burn" Evansville.
Dcpartcd--Grcy Hound, Ohio river; FL.
Hobbs, Wheeling; Clrburnc, Evansville.
River II feet 8 inches and rising Light
rain all day, and warm.
ST. LOUIS, December 27.--Arrived--
Baker, Cairo; Savanna, Memphis. Do
parted-Nouc. River stationary. Wealth
cr cloudy and mild with heavy rain to-
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Christmas Presents.

\ great variety of goods, in the line Of
House Furnishing Hardware, both USE
full and acceptable as gin to your
friends, such as Cooking Stoves, Table
Cutlery, Spoons, Table Castor, Coffee
and Tea Crns, Patent Coffee and Tea
Pots. Coal Vases, Fire Irons, Tenders,
Bird Cages. Parlor Lamps, Toilet Sets,
Clothes Wringers, and everything in
the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
ware, House Furnishing Hardware, &c.
Call and see the assortment, and learn
prices At NEsBIrT 4 Bros,
l2l0 Main street.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-At regular
meeting of Pamela Lodge No. II, l.. @,
0. F., held Friday evening, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year: Thomas V. Salisbury,
n. G.; VIM. H. Kemp, V. G.i a. NJ.
Hsrkins, Secretary; A. ii. B. Britt,
Treasurer.
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A PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-A well
known mechanic of the 9Th ward WAS
the unexpected recipient of very ac-
ceptable present on Christmas morning.
1t was one hundred dollars in cash,
which had been saved by his economical
wife during the year, from the money he
had given her for household expenses
Her example is worthy of imitation
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Hamilton Opera Housc-Rip Van
Wrinkle.
For Cincinnati-Stcamer Andes.
l.. d. Sire's Gift Enterprise.
Letter List.
Deduction of % per cent-Paull "
Winship.
New Year. Gifts-Wm. a. Turner.
Flour-M. Il J. Pollock.
Stockholders Meet!ng-W. N Is.
Bridge Company.
Dividcnd-W. Y B. Bridge Company.
Election for Directors.
Periodicals-C. ii. Quimby.
Real Estate. b. Hughes.
Germania Lodge, X. of 2.
Children'S Home.
Wanted-Clerk.
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RoBT. McWADE in "Rip Van Wrinkle, y
will commence three days engagement
at the Opera House, next Thursday
night. Manager Hamilton is having new
scenery and mechanical effects prepared
especially for the occasion, and purposes
putting Rip Van Wrinkle on the boards
il first class style
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THE Board of Commissioners of this
county hold special meeting this morn
ing. which will be the last one OF the
present Board.
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TROWN FROM BUGGr.-OD
Christmas morning: Mrs. James Burnley.
was thrown out of buggy, on the
Bridgeport pike and had her arm broken
and also received some injuries about
the head and body, though not of seri-
Gus nature.
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The celebrated minstrel band Of Har-
~ Robinson will open at the Opera
House tomorrow night, They ought to
and will, have big house. }
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SAMUEL JOHNSON is appointed post
master at Long Reach, Tyler county, w.
Va, vice d. d. johnson, resigned and
moved away.
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NATURE could not well have gotten
up SUMMER Christmas than Friday, and
the faces of the people were as merry as
the sky. r .. .-T
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THE ''rosr" of the canon and the pop
ofthe fire cracker were not numerous on
Christmas, Tin horns WAS the principal
amusement.
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at comes but once year, you know,
Is consoling phrase in popular use for
the last two days.
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GREAT closing out sale Of Boots and
Shoes. On and after this date | will
close out my entire stock Of Boot and
Shoes retail at wholesale prices.
/. Y. BLOND.
ll25 Main Street.
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IT is said there were over 10000 cans
of oysters sold in this city last week. One
dealer got away with $1,000 alone.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28

THE Eighth ward was serenely dull OH
Christmas. 1t is said such quiet day
was never known in that locality.
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&c BRoKEN.-Dr. w. NJ. Junkins,
/ Bellaire, had his leg broken
= Bridgeport, Christmas evening, by
Eoing into hole in the sidewalk as he
Ming along the street.
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THERE were great number of drunk
en men to the square foot of pavement,
on Christmas and on Saturday.
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FuRS, FUR.. FURs.-Big lot, and all to
be closed out at cost; obliged to eel.
}. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main X 10Th SIS, Centre Wheeling
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INTERESTING TO PREsRYTERIANS.-A
Convention of Presbyterian congrega-
tions on or near the line of the Hemp
field Railroad, has been called by the
Presbytery of Washington tor meet at
West Alexander, on Tuesday, December
18th, at n. IN. The object of this con-
vention may be gathered from the topics
which have been selected for conference,
which are the following:
|. The necessity Of revival in our
churches, and the best means of prOmOt-
ing it.
=. How can family visitation by pas
tors and elders be most successfully con-
ductcn?
3. The best plan of making prayer
meetings interesting and profitable. .
4. The demand for personal and CO.
operating work by church members and
how TO secure IL.
Laymcn have been selected to preside
during the discussion Of these topics, and
AN hour and half will be devoted to the
consideration Of each topic. !.
The Convention is thrown open to all
church members, male and female, and
the good people of West Alexander have
cordially volunteered to provide enter
tainment for all who come. 1t is I'M
pvrtant to add that the time of trains on
the Hemptcld is such MS to permis per-
sons living at either end of the line to
attend this Convention and return home
the same day. 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28

SOMETHING NEw.-Graphoscopic and
Sterevscopic Albums for the holiday! at
Halls Gallery, 1ll3, Main street. Splcn-
did Christmas presents.
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The Goods and Carpets have got to h.
sold Mt some price to raise money. Come
soon to get them, at corner Main and
10Th streets. J. W. FERREL.
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SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERs.-For
the greatest variety of Christmas Toys
90 to A. Gollner's lib Market street,
opposite old Union street; French, Ger
man and English makes. All new de,
signs, and of great novelty. Do not
purchase until YOU see the stock. MY
Store is fllep..S prices very reasonable.
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PATENT GRANTED.-.Joseph Bell, Esq.
has been granted letters of patent on
designs on cooking stoves.
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FIFTY Organ Boxes for sale at from
Sl.O0 to 500, at Sheib's Music Store.
Will make excellent coal or feed boxes.
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The North street NJ. f. Church will
givca festival for the children OF their
SUNDAY School on New Years night.
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THE HOTELS.

As n matter of course the different
hotels of the city all had Christmas din
ners, and their "Dills ofparticulars' were
immense affairs. At the Mcclure, st.
James, and Grant, every luxury that
could be obtained graced the tables, and
all the delicacies which the cpicure Is
most to expect were there in abundance.
And thus endeth Christmas, 1874.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-28

The finest assortment of Albums for
the holidays, at Halls Gallery, lll3
Main street.
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Now commence to make preparations
for the visits of sweet Williams.
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SoME people think it is about time
that the winter season should set in.
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The pupils of the public schools are
enjoying their vacation.
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wL ArHoME. MALE OR FEMALE
w UTk s. per week, day' or evening.
for all No Sapital, WI we send 6S mall TsIp abb
Address with six cent return stamp, VI.
YOUNG. l73 Greenwich ST., y. Y. octl5b
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE PEG
n PIES Journal. -Four magnificent
f,hromos free The most liberal offer ever
made. Send cent stamp for circular and
street, Philadelphia, Pa novlb
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WHEELING had the "blind staggcrs' on
Christmas and Saturday.
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THERE has been no chance for the ice
cutters yet.
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THE Board of Education will meet to-
morrow night.
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VERY little encouragement is afforded
for the purchase of hand sledS.
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TIE largest assortment Of Stcreoscopes
and Sterenscopic Views, at Halls Gale
~, lll3, Main street.
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HOLIDAY Presents at cost. \ biz lot
of Jewelry of all descriptions to be sold
at cost by
J. W. FEEREL-
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Fox Silk Dress Goods at dead cost, 90
to J.W FERRELs.
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Another invoice of Organs just re-
Ceivcd at Shcibs.
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Has your head got dcwn t" its proper
size?
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BUSINESS BEFORE THK JUSTICES

BUSINESS BEFORE THE JUSTICES
Justice Cald,oeu.-On information Of
John Scholl, peace warrant was made
out against James Lysle, to which he
plead guilty, and was held in the sum OF
two hundred dollars for his good beha-
vior for one year. -
At the instance of the same person, .
warrant was issued against Frank Coyle
for breach Of the peace. The case will
come up to- day.
Justice Sehuttz-Fred Zeigler ON
Christmas, made complaint that George
Shatfer. Frederick MerrimaH and Fred
Neiman threatened to kill him. War
rants have been issued for their arrest,
and the case will be tried at six o'clock
this evening.
Justice Kammer-Jacob Snyder and
wife were arrested on Christmas night,
on complaint of VIM. Slactger, for COM
hitting breach of the peace. They
were sentenced to five days imprison-
ment, but gave bail for 800.
William link made complaint, that
George Spindler did, on September .,
1874, forge the endorsement of note,
purporting to be the endorsement OF
Richard Criswel and Buchanan Gsrvin,
in favor of Alfred Symes, for the amount
of $23,5O. He was examined and held
in 81, 600 bail to answer at county court
In default of bail he was committed to
Jail.
Justice Forbes.-The case Of boy
about Is years old, named Joseph Rob-
erts, for disturbance of the Sixth ward
school came up Saturday, but was COM
promised on his paying charges.
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Go To- Halls Gallery, lll3 Nam street.
and set your holiday pictures.
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The new agony is New Years.
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For Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca
at cost .otO j. W. FERRELS.
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FERREL's is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now. s...
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The closing out at cost continue vet
at Tcmbracc III j. W. FERREL's.
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Rheumatism.

New Years Calling Cards and Stereo-
scopic Portraits at Halls Gallery.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

arrival OF Trains.
so. r. r.. s.Da. m. I.2Up. III. 1870 PIN.
Centr 10. Div 7.iUa. III. 6.25 a III. II 40 pm.
Cleveid& Pitt IL % n. m. $500 p. IN. gil pm.
H.mpfi' d RR $40 a. IN. ...... $50. AS pm.
SSteubenville Accommodation 40 pm.
Departure NJ Trains.
RSOR. r.. 6.45 "a. III. SIS am. so p. IN
Centr'l U. Div 40 a. III. 3.2 pm. $40 p. III
level'd&Pitt sos a. III. II. lOa IN. 800 PIN.
Hsmpfi'd r X 6.55 a. m. .............., 2.55 p. III
aSteubenyilie Accommodation 4.55 p. III
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Index to New Advertisements.

AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp;
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Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu
slness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed IN the best style of the art.
Having first class material always on
hand, and none but frSt-class work men
engaged, the public are assured that none
but ilrstc class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also "a Blacksmith Shon wbere
superior workmen will always be found
ready TO attend to the orders of customers
lhe public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September -, ls67.-tf.
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XMUsEMENTs-sKcosD PAGE-First second and third
srR0IoGY-srcosp PAes--rhird column.
BALL sEASoN-sEcosp fAcE-seeond eoumn.
r.ssnh rsSsi.h column
BoARD AND LODGING wANTED-sECosp PAGE
pRooKIaN ifa SY'S NEAL EsrArS FOR sALE-Frnsr PAGE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth col
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EAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-FIRsr PAGE-F0urth
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EwARDS-FIPsr PAGR-First column.
ALES AT AUCrI0N--FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
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EoRTfNG-Does, BIRDS, 4C.-rrnsr PAGr-second
column t'
ORAGE-FIRsr PAcE-Second column.
iE TRADES-SECosD PAGE--Fifth column.
LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsr PAcE-Third
kAVEiLERS' GUIDE--F1RsT PAGE-Sixth column
EFURNISH ED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
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gsSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE TO- Norfolk

una trtWeekly 10 hlCnmOnu.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River foot Of Beach street steam.
steamers for Norfolk City Point and Richmond on Tues
days Thursdays and SATURDAYS same hour
Through bills OF iadng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and Southwest via Virginia aud Tennes.
Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washii gon N
" ~ Ofice 1877 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-01
STORAGE.


STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, MER.
IA. chandise, &c, in separate rooms, at low rates
furniture and baggage removed with care MICHALES
A SON, 38, 40 and ~ Commerce street, Bleeckey
A -sToRAGB.-wRsT sIDB STORAGE WARE.
"A house for furniture pianos and baggage, in sepa-
rate rooms accommodations superior any ther
tabiishment In New York. r. TA9GART owner and
manager ONCE, sos Hudson street. Twelfth street.