davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-25

Brought forward.
Expenses for the Colonial Council
Of st. CroiS.
For an assistant for the Councils
officers, printing expenses, sta
tionery and wages to a messenger
&c, to an amount of..........
The different Branches Of Adminis.
tratiOn and Public Institutions at,
st. CrOiG.
Officers belonging under the ADJ
ministration.
The B~ookkeeper, salary $4,000, but
of which is calculated will only bel
used... .Sl,800.I
The Clerk in the Book
keepers Office. l,00O.I
, 1875-09-25

The Policemaster at
Frederiksted, salary $500,
Additional salary -. 900.
Travelling expenses. 800,
SO, 800.
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rAAxHRsuvaO, April 10, 1900.

r IL Logan, Esq..
DEAR siR-I wrote to you some time since for
bottle Of Brenulnger's Fluid Extract Of SarSaph.
ra, and must bay that Il has acted upon me like
Chain. l have been afflicted for near two years
With Dyspepsia two-thlTdS Of The limo VOtilled
from one TO three times q day. I had given up the
idea q ever gettlng well, and indeed my friends
again. Added 10 this, suffered with BcrOfula very
much. Since last September one side Of my neck
was one entire sore The tBe Of one bottle has
much improved met my stomach Il Appatently re-
lleVedj my neck has improved beyond my mot
hnguine expectations. ! feel much encouraged,
and think BY the use Of one or two bottles more I
shall be relieved entirely. You will please send
mo two hottlee want to give II 4 fair trial. Send
by one Of the boats.
Yours respectfully, J. ", HORNER.
r H. Logan, Etg.
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"KNoW THY OPPORTUNITY"

The grim monster, Death, was stealthlly
approaching. could almost teUl-his hot,
hery breath upon my forehead. Ny faith.
less goddess, Hygeia, had utterly deserted
me. Only now and then would Morpheus
befriend me, but on this suspicious day, he
had deigned 10 noiStetl my eyelldS with
heavenly ambroSia, and ISlept. As slept,
behold, had dream thought that |
wis roaming upon foreign soil whittier my
physician had sent me to recover my health.
| was In u great metropOlis-one Of the
grand marts Of tho world. IN ono OF my
StrOlls CHANGED 10 meet man who had In
his hand q handsomely.bound volume, en-
titled 1.-THE Peoples Common Sense Medi.
cal Adviser" and who said that he was az
agent for thu sale Of the book. The title
was such novel one that was impelled to
give the work casual notice. As hastily
glanced over lis pages, | observed that II
contained treatiscs not commonly found In
medical works. But had too many times
been hoaxed BY appearances, and deter.
mined that I would have nothing to do with
IL A voice within me, like faithful men.
tor, whispered, "Rn0t1 Thy opportunity In
soning with myself. Although doubtful
and diStrustful, yet ! put forth my hand 10
take the book, and, LOT the agent was gonCl
I was miserable. In my agony awoke.
Great drops Of Precipitation were upon my
brow. Bymy bedside wasa friend who had
called during my Slunlber TO see me. Said
my friend, ~ have brought with me book,
lust published, which thought might In.
lere6t yOu." One glance at the work, and
I was assured that II was "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" by Dr..
r. V. Pierce, Of buffalo, N. Y. Surely h1
was the veritable book which l had seen III
my dreams. Ny friend loaned me the
work, and every day, as my strength per-
nitted, peruscd its pages. Although y
contained very interesting treatlses on b.
ology, Cerebral Physiology, Human TEN.
peraments, Nursing Of the Sick, etc., yet,
being an invalid, was most interested In
the subjects Of Diseases and Remedies.
believed that had q. liver affection, and
yet more than one medical attendant had
pronounced my disease Consumption, and
that would fall with the autumn leaves.
In that book found my symptoms perfect.
" portrayed. was then confident that |
had not deceived myself. reasoned thus:
IAny man who can so truthfully depict my
feelings, and apparently understands my
constitutional tendencies, must know jlA
trhdt my physical system demands. will
take his Golden Medical Discovery as fe.
commended for my disease" The result
IL, that after having perseveringly followed
his prescribed treatment, once. again en-.
10y the blessings Of health. Therefore, l
would say, 10 the afflicted, "KnOw thy OPP
portunity," and take Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Quts
eod.sw&w
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BELLAIRE LoCA1s.-The Press, type,
material, office and appurtenances Of the
detunct Bellaire City Commercial were
sold yesterday afternoon to the highest
bidder at public auction. That bidder
was Mr.. Cow, OF Martins Ferry, his bid
being $685.. The other bidders present
were +. NJ. Barnes and jos. F. Anderson,
Of this place, Thomas Cochran, Of Mar
tins Ferry, and Mr.. Mcmillan Of the
Marietta Tines Joel Nichols, formerly
Of the 81. Clairsville Chronicle also bid by
proxy. The office was appraised at
Miss Clara Montgomery q pupil Of the
young ladies seminary ut Beaver 10 at
home for the holidays.
The ferry between here and BenWood
did not run Yesterday and a. all travel
betweed the two places had to DO by way
Of Benson's Ferry, the street cars did q
rushing business.
The National Glass Works will lot their
pots cool this week, and remain out Of
blast for an indefinite length Of time. The
other factories Of the city are running on
full time, and rushed with business.
A congregational singing and social
was held at the Presbyterian Church last
night.
BeIIaire Encampment No. 1872 |, o. o.
F. have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: G. p, William More
house; H. T., T. @. Hoover; s. W., Jas.
Elton; ], W., N. L. johnson; Scribe,
Julius Armstrong; Treasurer Charles
BrauchmSni Trustees, H. D. Meek and
Geo, Kern. .. ..
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fIIRuSTEE'S SALE
Valuable chapIlno St. Property

By virtue Of 4 Deed Of Trust made by franklin
WlhihIp and wife, TO the undersigned Trustee,
diIed tue second day Of December, 1857, and duly
ISoldci among the land records Of Ohio county,
Vill on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1915,
ihe front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun.
VWet Virginia, commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Proceed To- sell to the highest an bCSt bidder The
following described real estate, that Is to say "ThO
QUA t9tihlrls Of lot numbered one hundred and
nntyolt (igD on the east side Of Chapllne street,
y Ihe finh Ward Of the city Of Wheeling, West
llfdnlii long tho same property which was con-
W!H TO ihe sid FfaAklIn WinshIp by Matthew u.
Efci and Elizabeth Ills wife, Of Belmont county
Wno, " deed dated the hfSt day Of january,
w, AID q record Ia the Recorders Office Of Ohio
W,9lnly, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, page
S NY wv az the buildings dappurtenanceI there's
IERAs oF SALE-O ne.ihlrl cash, the balance III
W. equal instalmentI al Ilx and twelve months
W. interest from day Of sale, with security to X
approved ny the Trustee.
del HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
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IGOR RENT
FOR SALE.
r,ONNIsslONEIPs SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
lalA, Municipal Court Of Wheeling
The Island building Association
vs.
August OlcFdick Elizabeth OberdlCk his VILE
Henry lirylc, The Commercial HANK aud VIII
iIlm il, caldwell, Trustee. In ChanCCry'
Rs virtue Of decree Of tho Municipal Court. o.
WbS,lIB! made and entered In the above entitled
neSOn ihc I'd day Of November, 1870, will on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1870,
AlOoelak A. ", Of said day, at tho front door o.
M liuh llOuS VI Ohio county, proceed 10 sell al
plbIe auction the following described real estate
mtbmay. All tho south One-halt Of tue north
onHhill Of Lot numbered seyenty.One (1ll IN The
,ilII0o to the city Of Wheeling laid out by Will
nu Chtplinr aud others, said parcel Of ground be-
INFATUATED un the east side OF Mali street, between
Istn,y.~cOnl aud rWpnty.thiTd streets In The
fih Nld Of sid city, together with The business
bols,anl dwelling located thereon, the same being
No !lH Main street, Centre Wheeling.
TFats OF SALg-Onc-lhlrd Of the purchase mon
~ " y much more Us the purchaser may elect q
ply 10 cl,h on the day Of Slle, and the residue Of
aid purchase money In two equal InsI4llmenA lt
III and tEelye months from the day Of sale, With
interest upon said deferred insIallments FROM the
diJoi ao until payment; tho purchaser 10 give
ESd personal security for the payment Of said DO
tHei insAllmrnis and the title u the property %
b. retained until the purchase money Is July paid
JAMES +, ROGEGS,
Special Commissioner.
j. W. MuqlEtL, AuCliOneer. dGl0.W
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Gm4atelEi(en
For the IatelligsnCer.
ALIGHT FROMHEAKEN,

For the IntslligsnCer.
ALIGHT FROM HEAVEN,
Lines suggested At Chapel serVia,l
A bleak November day;
Dark eloudl obsCuTed the sky;
The students In the church
Unto their Maker nigh
Wee IiAing, In their prayer,
And praise 70 G0d on high,
The sun had been beneath
The clOuds the morning through,
And dim the Light thoWn In
The windows, stained with blue,
Green, yellow, and rich rod.
Here where an angel dew,
And there q alnt enshriled
In colon rich and warm,
And there . symbol bright.
OF sacFed S6nie and iolm;
All lhlnnlng In their frames,
Placed there TO ahield trOm storm.
The eGhortAion said,
and all had knelL In prayer,
And been absolVed from sin;
And allied the holy air
With the "Our Father" grand
When all 70 chant prepare.
The minister began
The sentence "GloFy b.
To God the Fathar, sou,
And Holy Ghost" And sCel
Tho light bursts DER tho gloom,
Through the stained history.
The story Of the life
or the dear Savior child
While In the loving AIml
OF the blESt Virgin mild;
And slaughter Of the babes,
Through HGTOd'S fuzzy Wild.
Tho sun, 'ull then concealed
By clouds, had shown out bright,
Aud covered all within
With warm food Of light
Tho Holy Spirit seemed
ThlthGT 10 Wing His digit
And In the pAlter grand,
Te Deum, lehante1 Creed)
And CaatGles, WherO'er
The words In SoFToW plead,
The light sunk low again,
A Ii their httlnB NEED,
But when tho words ShonO out
In glory and In pnhe,
Then shOnO out too tho sun,
And set the church ablAEe,
Can such things ever fall
Such thOuS hts In ~ TO raise 2. II. H. W,
81. SiepheR'I College, 1878,
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"DsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
L How either sex may faSclnAte and gain tho
love and affections Of any person they choose IN.
SANITY. This art all can possess, free by mail for
% cents; together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10 Ladies, etc. 100000
sold. A queer book. Address \. WILLIAM 4
CO., pub'R PHILADELPHIA
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I)UBLlC SALE

| will sell ON WEDNESDAY. the ?slh day o
December 1873, In front Of tue Court House o
Ohio county, commencing nj 10 o'clock 4. M TIL
following property, situated on the west side o
Huron street between Goodrich and Zane: HOUSE,
No, . ami II, one containing three rooms ant
kitchen, aud one Of eight rooms and kitchen. Coo
pump and gOOl rstOtns and hydrlnts, aud fruit OF
the lot, With all the necessary outbuillings, Fln
ot 3!Lilj, and second lot 2iXi2j
The above will be sold separate or 10 the whole
TO suit purchaser.
TERds OP SALE-Onc.thlrl cash on day Of sale
OF more 70 suit purchaser, balance In two, qual pay
meh1 o. six and twelve months, with interest
secured by deed Of trust on the property for thu
lack payments, J. {. HERVEY,
An'tlOnCCr and Heal Estate Agent
1908 Market ST., Agent for Mrs Walker Hunter
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Price Nreniy:tp CniL
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
Price Hrsniy.hN CmiL
NlNrrY.NtNrn EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all Tho town, III Tho
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having a population greater than 5000 &C.
cordlng 70 the last census, together with The names
Of the newspapers having the largest local efrulas
tlon In each oitho places named. Also, catalogue
o. noWsfaPets which are recommended 70 adver.
charged. Also, all newspapers Ia tie United States
and CanadA printing over 5000 copies zach Issue
Also all the Religious, Agricultural Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Eduta.
tional CommerriaI INSURANCE, heal Elthte, Law,
Journals very complete lists. Together With 4
complete lal Of over 800 German papers printed Ia
the United states, Also, an essay upon adVeftlSI
ingi many tables Of rates, showing the cost Of id.
vertlstnS IN Earious newspaper, anil everything
Address
GEO. r. RnwELL a CO.,
se2t u Park Row, New York
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GroWth ol Tara1iOn.

The New York Daily Bllletia is COM
piling comparative statistics Of The
growth Of taxation and population, ma
tional, State and local. The list is a
follows; Ordinary expenditures Of the
United States Government" in 1874 and
1850, exclusive OF interest on debt.
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The word Wlth the Ilark on 4.

The Word with the Bark on II.
From the MattinsburV Statesman = Democratic
organ.
II Ia quite observable thatthe principal
business nowadays OF the Democrats in
the Second and First Districts in this
State, Is to pat the cheeks and dance at
tendance 10 the whims Of the Democracy
Of the Third District. Our brethren In
that district must be kept in good humOt
BY system Of sLulling. Well, this sort
Of thing may do we'll enough for awhile,
but we would assure the Third District in
A iraternal way that II cannot always last
Az grown up children, they need alto
gether too much coaxihg 10 keep them In
The traces. In the language Of Crockett
they may be pefmittedto "fip" for them.
selves before long. -,
Whilst saying this much, we will add
another piece Of advice, although II is not
asked nor taken. The Democrats Of the
Third District, In putting forth their
choice for Governor, had best be careful
and pick out 4 man Of character, OIL
purity unquestiOned, and man Of
brains; no thief, no demagogue, no white
washer Of dishonest officials should be
brought to the foreground. II our ad.
vice L taken, their choice may be elected
otherwise he will be beaten out Of his
boots, and every honest Democrat in the
State will throw up his hat. This may
be as we'll understood now as At any other
time. Political rascality and foguery
cal, not flourish In this State, even II II
Ia under Democratic auspices,
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0CHR1srMAs Is coming and here's Sandy
Claws" said John Henfye hopeful, @ he
held Up his dirty hands. And John
chuckled little, and paLted his head and
smiled 10 himself like something he has
done Il turning out well,
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EOR SALE

, A DWELLING HOUSE, No, 1886 Chap.
line street, containing six rooms; good cell
hr; lot 90 feet front, running back 1853 feet
Terms easy, Enquire on premises.
del7' l.. ]. MARSH.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

=
and United states Mall Route.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Dcsbrossos AMI
Pullman Tsises ss ISL a. n, and
For Williamsburg aoA snd a 9oes Haven via Philadelphia
ard Erie Railroad rDi vision connecting at Phila1el
ana Nd ~ az corry o
rc snors csnrs s sa' e e S heso
Washington Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily;
fHips k sSHaay ssnd te
EsS5 IRIS 50t Fhss9Pns and rs n;sS s sHnaay
S7,,5 80 and 9 r. NJ kmgrant ami second class
r.? s S' sS ST. a Ia. 81 4. s Is ss a.
RI s fsSe!s s e: s. Ga y s! Ms s'sa
5sS s;l@ - lI:so p. M. and Il night sunday S'sSf
81 il 4 81. 60 s s s sS 10 70 3 ss
FG5 81 ftsss SP'Sy and south A0oS and
rS: SsT tf%Hix sS s1 niss Study s0 4
For For kass Ms snS Jsk% & sna pm
For Princeton az $40 Z NJ, 80 l. 10 and TX
For ks%Ssrtye ana j. te%lnst and p
rS ana rs S;l Il a. n l. A. IA =? '5 ri IL
For Farningdaie and Squan, I A. N. and2 r. N.
fc a M,shs sS cmberoh ana camden via Perth
For Hishstown and Pembcrton. ga: M.
THIS srsvs sna Is asy 'iSu
daily MGnday d TrS a n Ia ss
4 Il. and loM +. NJ From Phiiadelphla. $40 $50 $50
a aS;f 10 ~ sunday s;lo e $685. il'i h 7'
Ticket s. and !,s ". sroaawHy: Nj As,er
No sGoart street BrosAlyn: Nos H. ls and Us Gud-
sSn soY %gn % Sn
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

INALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
E. and Fall Riyer..The steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier g North River loot Of Murray street,
daily Sundays oXcopteI at ,. NJ. Through toKets
sold at all principal h0tc,s i'll the city,
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CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
~ Me- Steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves overy
at NJ: from pier No North RIVER. come citing At
Interior and the East Freight! reduced Passenger
s, g Passage Including stats
ioo'" any Anpiy 10 CLARK SEAMAN 86 West street,
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
~ These first lass ste imshps will sail at T. NJ from
peri3 horh diver loot OF Cedar street Tor Havana
CylUMbus r. o. Peed, Tuesday, Jan 10
CRESCENT CiTY, r. i. Curtis. Thursday. Jan. II
fYr freight or passage, having unsurpassed sccomno
dations, apply 10
WI r. CLYDE 4 90, No. Bowling qreen
MoKcicr, Luling 4 Co. Agents In Havana
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OUTSIDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK STEAM NAvIdA.
TON COMPANY

The steamships Of the above line will leave regularly
every tuesday, Thursday and saturday, at 4P, NJ.
Freight received daily at 80 East Rive. In
premium
For rates and further information arply the pier,
to JAMES HAND, Agent, ll9 Wall street
WILLIAA =. CLYDE 4 Co.. General MANAGERS, IL South
Wharyes Philadelphia.
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"A. TIE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly Mail steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPU IL,

NJ
Weekly Mail steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
calling at Queenstown,
sailing every thursday from Philadelphia, and
sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following stea appOin tod to sail from
Philadelphia -
~KENl1.W ORTH... Jan. OHIO............ Jan 20
INDIANA....:.,....J Ian. = PENN YLVAN1A Fen
sABRO rSfORD Jan. Il ILLINOI ,........ Feb. IL
PRICES OF PASSAGE, IN OUR tENUY.
Cabin SIS to $780, according to accommodations.
Storage and Intermediate tickets to and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with star do not carry Inferno.
diate.
Passenger accomm, latons for all classes unsur.
passed. Ample attendance Is provided. Livery steamer
carries q surgeon and ste wardesI
These steamers supplied with life RATS addition
to the usual llte boats and life preservers
Through ckers through bills of adins issued be.
tween all prominent points.
For passage rates Of freight ana other ntorma ton
Apply to GEO. N. COTTON, Agent
a Broad street New York
JOHN MCpONAID Passenger Agent.
- No. Battery place, New YORK.
PETER WHICH SUNS. General Agents
U7 Walnut street Philadelphia.
Richardson. Spence Co, Liverpool
n. 4 J. Cuninins 4 Bros Quee nstown.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHyPs.

=,
DEDUCED RATEs-FOR PORT ROYAL AND FER
IL nandina, FIa.-.teamer MEDIATOR viii suil on
Tues Jay, January5 from pior No North Rivor, for
above ports making connection with all points ou by
railroad via 4ugusta. Ga. bis Is the only direct limo
been established TO sayannah AMI Charleston TO take
effect immediately First class 80 cents: second class
~ cents third class 20 cents fourth class Is cents IN
class, IL cents: sixth class. 10 cents.
HEEM. GEI,PUKL. Agent No william street,
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CREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINZ,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENOLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers of this line will sail rom pier Is East
River rs follows:-
GREAT WESTERN, Captain Windham, We'd sday. jan 20
ARAGON, Captain Lynos. :........ - -
CABIN passage $40; Intermediate SO; Storage $50
currency; excursion tickets $ISl
Apply to the agent, ~ South street
w. d. MORGAN, Agent
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90 CHRYSTIE SrREET.-LARGE AND SMALL
lLC furnished Rooms to let with withou Board {,
also few ladies and table oarders taken Board from
81 to Sc per week.
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TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUGH
mall steamer CLYDE. Cap:sin Kennedy viii
leave pier ~ East River, saturday January o. ut
sP NJ Through bills Of iadiny given to Houston and
to all points the Galveston, Houston and henderson
and B. B. and O. H. R. No charge forwa riding in New
YORK For freight or passage having superior accom-
'A'' c. H. MALLORl l. CO., 1853 Maiden lane
W. p, CLYDE CO., No. Bowling Green.
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nDOSOVAN ROSSA.-CHEAPEST PASSAGE or
~ hce in New York steamers every day, Tor Cork,
Belfast, Perry, Glasgow, Liverpool. Drafts payable
eyerywhere Northern Hotel, c0rnor OF Cortian1t and
West streets
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110 WEST ELEVENTH sTREKT.-A NEWLY FUR.
ii - nisicd Flat Of Ave second floor let
with or without Boari also front Room and Bed room.
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EAGLE LINE
u UNITED SITES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
to PLYMOUTH, GHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
Tic elegant Cde butt iron ste ships Will sail from
New York a. ollows;-
GOETHE. CAPTAIN Wilson. ........".......Ja January 10
kLOPSIOCh captain FISCHER. ..IHnuiry 20
from Eagle Limo per, loot OF First street IIobcken
RATES or PASSAGE TO
PLiMoUTH, IlONDO ', CHLRBJURG and HAMBURG.
Cabinfir- saloon, $780, gold second saloon 800 gold;
:. Stecrage, 9kA currency.
Prepaid stcoraga tickets from HAMBURG 81 currency.
,,I9r freight sppiy TO FUNGI, EDYE CO.. II South
William street
For passage apply to KNAUTn, MACLEOD KUHNg,
General Agents, lI3 Broadway.
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71H EAST 1wENTY-sECoND sTRbET-A HAND
LO someiy furnished SECOND story front acove Room
ami wife single gentlemen, ut moderate terms also
hall Room; table boarders taken
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I $50 EAST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, ONE
lAA block from Madison square handsomely fur
nished Rooms, en- suite or single, with Board terms
moderated house and location first class references ex-
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship KNICKERBOCKER. Captain Kemble.
vii! eaye pier No Moth River on Saturday. J.nuary9
to Galveston Yndianola Rockport or Aranzss Wharf.
Brazos SAINT St Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage.
$50; $2I FOR freight passage apply to
CLARK 4 SEAMAN IS West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

7dO WEST FoRTY-sIyTH sTREEr-NkW AND
JTO elegantly furnished Rooms to let with Board
to families gentlemen; table frs. class family small
terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

100 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH ETREET.-TO LET
iva with good Poard, pleasant. sunny front Room
aud han aoom third floor Terms low to perm at
pares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

7)n EAST TWESTY-THIRD STREET NEAR
lLO Fourth avenu-.-A suit of handsomely FURNISHED
Rooms with Board, and southern EXPOSURE also other
rooms References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03
MARBLE EIANTEI.S.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or MARBLE
~ and Martl- MaDtels; all kinds Of Floor Thing
Monuments Ucadstoues SLAMS for plum bers aud cabine
makers now offered at s. KLABEk CO.'S steam
Marble WORKS Nos 2i7 to 81 West Fifty first street. neal
Broadway