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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-06-17

Be temperate in your diet. Our.
first parents ate themselves out Of
house and home.
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Alr. coain's Spelling sIatch.
Tho Old I.Say,puts Him Down with one Of
Her spols-Strikins Effects. =.

ing the paper.and She knitting, and
THE family casstretehed out hinder The,
stove, and sighed:and fcA sorry for
cats not.so Eell,fSed. It.was a hap,
py, contented household, and thete-
waslove in his heart .as. Mr.. Coffin
put down his newspaper and rellarss-
ed:
q see that the whole ecdh be-
coming excited about. IieIlmg.
schools !;
Wei its geod TO .kuoE
'splsss fephsd tio SAeiis
have the chance'sOme Sigls had bit
l pride mxclf ta&t Icanspeil alia9st
any word'thatca'hes along =,
'T'll see about that he laushed;;'
@.come, now, spell buggy
"Humph! that's nOthing-ba$sy.
she replied. =!
"Ntissed the first timc-ha! hal he
roared, slapping his leg.
"Not much-that was right
ut was, eh? "Wcll, I'd like to sec
anybody get two g's in buggy |
would"
"But it is spelled with two g's, and
any schoolboy will tell you So" she
persisted.
"Well, I known a durn sight bet
ter than that" he hecxclaimcd, striking
the table with his fist:
81 don't care what you know!" sic
squeakcd; 'I.known that there are
two g's in buggy!"
"Do you mean to tell me that Eve
forgotten how to spcll?" he asked.
at looks that way"
at does, eh? Well, l want you
and all your relations to understand
that know more about spelling than
the whole caboodle of you strung on
a wire"
@And I want You to understand,
Jonathan Coffin, that you are an ig-
norant old blockhcad, when you don't
put to g's in the wordbuggy-yes you
arew
'Don't talk that way to me" he
assaea. s.'------''-----
"And don't skalse.you fist at me?Y
she replied.
@Who's a-shaking his fst?'
sYou were"
eThat's a lie-an infurnal lic!"
"Don't call me a liar, YOU old baz-
aarl I've put up with your mcanness
for forty years past, but don't call me
a liar, and don't lay 4 hand on me!'
'Do you want divorce" he shout
ed; springing up; ''you can go now
this minute!"
"Don't spit IN my taec-don't you
dare do it or I will make dead man
of you!" she warned.
a haven't spit in your frcckledold
yisage yet, but I may If you provoke
sme further"
"NTho's got a freckled face, you old
turkey-buzzard?"
That was a lite two much, He
made motion as if he would strike,
and she seized him by the neck-tie.
Then he reached out and grabbed her
right ear and tried to lift her off her
feet, but she twisted up on the neck
tie until his tongue. ran out.
Let go of nc, YOU old fendr' she
screamed.
"Git down on yer knees and beg
my pardon, you old wild cat!" he re-
piled.
They surged and swaycd and strug-
gled, and the peaceful cat was struck
back broken, While the CLOCK tcil
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DwARD 4. KNIGHT. JAMES H. COUCH,
KNIGHT & COUCH,
4ttOlY1eays ut LGiC.

WILL PRACTICE in the counties OF
w Mason and Putnam. Address E. 3.
Knight Charleston, West Va, or James IL.
Couch, Jr., Point Pleasant, West Na
Mr.. Couch is Notary Public for Mason
County. dec.l5, lS12-ly.
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G. P. SIMPSON,
AttOrneV al LAW

AJIOTNGN aG LdW,
PoINr PLEASANT, WEST w.
HAVING PROCURED THE USE OF II.
Ill. Fishers Law Library, l will OF all
times be found at his Office ready to attend
to any and all business entrusted TO my
care; and will practice hereafter in the
counties OF Mason, Putnam, Jackson and
Hoane. apr.lSly.
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{ 1lNppose that !
e1gagedSwithout
aermit,haTe.hht

- - - = .
not 4 subject to
SAID Elaathan.-
eeasits that this
se fortune hunter.
< Harriet, and he
3 astarting up, Il
isly TO such asper=,
hafaeter of one.
~
-
Eoa needn't $et
If+olcrable old
1snd upon
salalA.bOx, 4 you
nor yetf
-
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sending to you g

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-06-17

One OF the Shopmen went Win me
to the door to point out a glitterins
establishment, with its windows full
of hot house fruits, and morsels Q.
paess and delicately- tinted cakes.
Dear me! London is the place tc
feel ones insignifcance.
lido not think that ], Hattie Hyde
ever felt so small in the whole course
of my life as l did walking over the
floor of N. Rechambier's Partisan res
taurant, with waiter running on
before to point out a table sparkling
with cut-glass and silver, and an
other following in behind carrying
my traveling-bag and parasol; while
an elegant Frenchman, curled and
perfumed, stood in the middle of the
floor bowling as if he were under OBJ
legations to me for so much as com
ing into his establishment.
sat down, feeling much as if
were an impostor, venturins meckly
to look around a little after the wait
er had simmered away.
Then, for the first time, | noticed
a srperbly dressed young lady, one
or two tables beyond, in lovely hat
with a long, lilac willow plume, ant
hair Ike a shower of gold.
"0h, how pretty she is thought |
How proud her lovcrmust be OF her.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

lMUsEMENTs-srcosD PAer-First and second col
AsrRoloGY -srvnsrn rAcnasisth column.
nILLlARDS-SEcosp pAeE-Sixth column
SoHsb AND LobGISG WAsTED-FlSsr P4on~Fourth sH
nRookLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAGE
BUS NESS oPruKs'fUNIrIEs--NrsruP PAGE
sus,NEss, yoTlCEsE EFlITa PAcksslxth column;
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sAAE-sEcosD PAGE-Third
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvEsrH PAGr-rourth col
zsS
coAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-FlnsrPA PAGr-FIfsh and sixth
pAXSiSG AoADEMIES-sn SECOND pAes-second column.
BSy 1SEa AND
tSFThsHsHEDssncosD aHsp @ h ficrepcSrsh ana disn
EgRoIhXN JIM srRAMsHIps-Frnsr PAor-rian column.
EEyRoPE,,rIRsI PA rAGs-sixsh e3inmn: q n,a,,
ExcuHsTXssrFa ExcunsIoXsrFans1 1 rAcr@, ixth s Column
EINANCIALaNINrH PAGE
ES N TO LET
hEIf r4o.-rhra
HELf %2SSjrED-AALEs-srvrxru PAo.-Foursh and
HORSES, SxERiAGEs, Ac.-Emsr rAor-seeona and
uortf.sdF,ssI !hisd s9nmps p.or-rourtn co,umr
sSGsEs soSls sS%a
EssSS cY esssya SSSsSS 9iv pnn
los! AND Ds1' soGSD-ssssr F4caeafirsi a solu% SHD'
saBs tassS'psa column
MEDiCAL-SEvENrn PAoE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PAcE-Stxth
MILK AND CREAM-FlRsr PAoR-First column.
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE
sixth coiumn.
MUSICAL-SscoND PAGE-Second column.
NEW PuBLICATIONS-FIFrH PAcE-Slxth column.
PERSON tL-FlRsT PAGR-tirst column. -
PLANOFOkTEA ORGANS. &C.-sEcoNp PAcE-Fifth
PRoFE sIoNAI. SITUATIONS wANTKD-FENALEs-
SEVENTH PAcn-Ihrd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENr-sEcoND PAGH-Third column.
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHANGE-SEcoND PAcE-Thrd
and fourth columns
REWARD.-FIRsr PAcE-First column.
BALES AT AuCrION-SEvESTH PA0k-Fifth and sixth
sITUATiUNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAox-
First, second and third columns
SITUATIONS WAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAox-
Third and fourth columns.
SPECIAL NOTlCES-FIRsr PAGR-Flrst column
SPORT. .NG-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-second
THE TkADES-SEvRNrn PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGK-SecOnd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSkS-SxcoSD PAGE-
TRAVELLERS GUfDE-FRsr PAcR-sixth column
uNFURNIShED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PACE--rith column.
WANTED TO PCkCHASE-FIRsr PAGR-Fourth col
wATCHrs. JGwELRY, &C-srcoxD PAor-sixth col.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAcx-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAoE-Sixth col
unn
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HORSES, CAKIslAGns. &C.


A. 5oSS SS3aSsSETHFIE, %ySFfSSEH sov
At ENH STAs4S EiyS 3 E5 yaHsn
At 'HSsSSH5 j S;SH5ck 4 ffAs6osSir-
ane road Horses, wagons &C. Belonging to the inGvid
ual members OF prominent frm Of brokers' who have
scns lnS FlS SaHF HSP CHESTNUT ROAM rRorrINa
aeS o sired
chief dam Thoroughbred; Is an elegant and pleasant
and ar G
2s has since been used altogether for private road
to road wagon and to trot from . to s on track ana
ample time given 70 purchaser to prove the same and
road use being strong. bloodod in appearance, with
amiable disposition; warranted sound, Kind ami per-
! Iass'
Ethen Allen Trotiers. BROWN GEORGE AND FOX,
bred and raised BY Mr. Roe former owner Of EtSen
sH y % sS Il a. sy
they elegant drivers, either single or double; are
sSlEe aa s saS .a sS
St ss VII
blood bay busness family Or road Horses in the coun:
@ nigh seSn SSS; nS
tvns safe tor the mos! tid lady to drive or ride wa:
paces and with @ al bis noble ana fns Qualities hs i
ever called OF the best and sensible horses
in the TosS S soSnd %n k1d qnG eereH
No road Horse BILLY KERR; can rrot in $3.50; iul
n q sfe an sxs fine ana S s, nd ouhs
and single harness back hesr and sealsktn Robes.
B.-Gentlemsn wishing to purchase first class road
rde behind them and test Their spesG as they viii Be- on
sale positive regardless of weather and without the
least restrictions or limits whatever.
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MAJOR CHA. W. BARKER, AUCrIONEER.
"A. AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE of state bred
and RUadsers including several matched pairs
consignment from Western New York. to be sold. ire
spective OF cost value Wednesday next March TO-
II O'Clock, at Barker Sons City Auction MARI and
PROMISING BAY Colt BY Champion (lre Of St
.ai,es,, lsN hs-. s yfArs old: can trot In 2:Aa
fAsr BXY tSeldin3. by OF Roe's Abdaliah Chiof
15H high. years old; can trot In 2:ih
ELEGANT CHESTNUT Geldiny, by Phillip Allen. lok
high, wears old; can trot in 2:&8
. o BhAUriEUL I, BAY Mare BY Lame Lam Bogus t,rs Of
cLosELY' MATcHED pair Of black GeldInss, by Rim
Van Winkle lson Of Hiii's Black Hawk. lo2H high,
and years old extra styles can trot In s:l0 single and
SPEEDY soRRaL eeldins, got by Niagara Chief
son of oronto Chief. l1s high. years old trot in
HIGH BRED GRAY Gslding, got by J. j. Crtttenden,
163s hlgh, 6years old; can trot in minutes.
EXTRAORDINARY FINE and closely matched pair
OF DL0od bay &c dngs years old got by Ethan Allen
Jr, l5h high can trot in $40 single or double.
HANDSOME BAY MARE. by champion. 10 high,
years old can trot In minutes.
DEs!RABLE BAY Mare by Young Columbus l5k
high. 8 years old; can trot in Sminutes.
EXTRA CLOSELY matched pair Of bav Geldings, lsx
high years old: can trot In 30 single or double.
FINE BAY GeldinR. by Henry Clay, Jr., l5x high,
years old; can tro. in minutes.
LARGE BLACK GeidinH by. Young Columbus lsX
high, years old; can trot in 8 10
FINELY GATED bay Colt by Toronto Chief Is y
ABOVE srOCK are all elegant drivers, are unframed.
aud warranted sound and ktnd.
STOCK NOW exhibition.
Positively NO postponement
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ihe great Trunk Line

pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
L The great Trunk Line
Trains leave York rom foot of Desbros,es and Cort-
Express HARRISBURG rittsburg the West and SOUTH
%.sh Psman Il , raiacs Cars ia ataehsd M $50 A. NJ, sand
For wiamsport and Lock Haven tva Phiadelphia
p !s For oaP co1sy
and Erie S30 r. NJ, connecting at Cory for rtusvs.
For Baltimore washington, and the South. Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman rarlor Cars daily;
r H. Regular at It's sio 4. NJ. 5 ana ) r Il. sunday,s
Express for Philadelphia,7 l. $40 9:so A. NJ 1850 Pm
.a0 $50 sp H.an, n and Z night 4 . sunday !'9
Fsr StwSrk s /, s "a !! 4 ss s' IA
sac lc II ~ +. NJ and Il night Sunday. s:ao L and
For Elizabeth, g. e;sa 7.os,alo NJ I'm; - 3:sS
ss:IISS j. il'sOf NJ and l. night sunday $40 !. and
ri s.S sah AK %ay U.s. & s s.,5 sa a s i s s
rcS Perm .na 1pO9y and south AmOoy and
rs; Sasl Ms5ae Nj sna H aoUn sansa4y sna s
Eor kinsssOn and aocsy Filr sso - NJ NJ and ~ NJ
81 +! s ka%es!ssls ssa Z
FSr FS aa
rS AND Sr.sSo1a 9;sS a. i2So aoS Sana !.1S NM
fSr Gishtstown. Femberton and Camden. via PsrA
For IHHsh Hishtstown tow n and Pemberton, Gan.
1r1!i asays ana day and II
ds sxsePt M0ndsy nna snasy anS sss
A. and n:si 7. NJ From Phi isdeI Iphia s:lS SS s:,s
l,:l6 II 20 ii 5l A. NJ, 2:ls 4:l5 5:ia as 7Aa -
lS:EPPM Sunday 'la s:sA 6s' II 81 A. NJ. 7'lo and
% n%a 81 sa Ne
\" Court street BrOokyn Nos lA iIs LA and us aud-
r. o assi fSss s
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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ANIMPoRTANr SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION.
"A ON TuESDAY-TO MORROW
AT 101z O'CLOCK.

~ the prlvote eteDle.rear OF ~ Union aQu0rc.
ENTRANCE IN SEVENTEENTH STREET.
the npe stock OF wellknown Maiden lane Merchant,
who goes abroad TO regain his Ill health, and who sells
for fault whatever They all haruy, rugged well
accmated, having been USED in the city the past
suPERroR TEAM OF COACH HORSES. over Is
high wears Old raised IN Duchess County cross
match coor intelligent and attractive in appearances
are rch noble blood ike and rangy proud. gay step.
pers their forms are alike and well In hort
no nner team In the CITY they have fine limbs and feet
with plenty OF knee action: can step 80 gait and are
should any gentleman desire It.
HIGH STYLED DArrLED GRAY TROTrING MARE,
l5a high 6years oil T. sired by Idol, dam an Exchange
mare raised ct stony Ford. Orange county; trot,ed
when purchased by present owner in 2l5 trotted at
Fleetwood since In 2a6 This Is as handsome As Z
picture; has been used only as gentlemans roadster
mas public record yet promises valuable ior
Track purpofes she Ia hne pole mare. hne and safe
driver no road too long Tor her; 10 warranted sound
and kind
ALSO DARK BAY ROAD GsLDING, isE HIGH. 6
years old very handsomely built and very Intelligent;
safe tor the most timd to drive; show 40 gait;
mas been used with the above team eli a.
single roadster; he has superiors for rich fine
color STYLE beauty and endurance any lady can drive
him TO q locomotive IN safety, at fuf speed; bo IL q
promising and desirable Young horse Ia with out trick
spot or blemlsh, and warranted sound and kind.
Also nne top pony PhActon with lamps stdo bar top
and open Read Wagon oil city made tiie double and
ktugls coach and road Harness, by Duusc0mb Sluq;
Robea Dress and stable Blankets ali drst class and Will
be closed out to highest bidder. rain or slilne
JOHN D. hAMLiN, Auetionesr.
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EUROPE.
NSAGNIFfCENT MANSION AT NICE,

MAGNIFICENT MANSION AT NICE,
situate In the Promenade des Angais formerly belong
ing TO His serene Hignness the Prince Surbey, anl
latterly residence OF Her Imperial Majesty Alex
andra feodoro wna, kmpress Of Russia.
10 be sold, completely furnished, and with the fnr
nished summer houses forming part Of the splendid
garden -. - Y
Lille and In Nice TO NJ. DEsFORaES Notary.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I ELEGANT APARTMENTS, FURNISHED, PRIVATE
residenc two doors Fih avenue, 10 rent per-
manentiy. with Board, other ARRANGEMENTS Just as
asapreed upon prese occupant small family OF auult
vicinity, Grand Hotel. Address PRoMPTNEss, Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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ExCHANGE. .

A NY LADY HAVING GOOD CARPETS AND vunlR
n ture 10 exchange tor arst N -
Iyoss is,honsble stylea can sdAsSss 1nA Het0DGX
AsrAtd uptUWA Dfkaeh ehbSo.
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A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food tor King birds, at b. q. DOyEY's, No. Greene
Canal.
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TUESDAY Night THURSDAY Night Saturday Might.
March g. March IL. karcn lS
TUESDAY NIGHT, March O. three Trotting Races
PURSE. $3.50 TWO MILES AND REPEAr.
Dan Mace enters b. III. Josey.
John Rogers enters b. m. Bessie.
Ben Mace enters D. 6. Longieow.
SAME NIGHT. PURSE s22a MILE AND REPEAT.
Alonzo Nodne enters b. 6. LYMAN.
i. Con enters ch. Z. Dan Miller.
Ben Mace enters ch IN. Mary NJ.
John uasslett enters b. g. Sherman.
SAME NIGHT. PURSE s2Oa MILE HEATS, BEST
Sin s, and $3.50 extra Tor the horse beating the
best uippodrone time e 3y.)
GRAND MATCH
between the celebrated trotters,
Dan Caslello's s. q ban CASTILLO and
L. Doty's b. Y. filot.
These the fastest horses entered here. and
on SATURDAY. night February 81 rOted six closely con-
tested leaa
Running Races. Pony Races &C.. &C., in addition to
the regular rrors
Thursday and Saturday nights, March II and Is Trot
ting
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NEW YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE (ALi.
~ raiD via Worcester Nashua and Rochester, the
shortest quickest ana most direct line, Is nov open Tor
business Leave Grana central depot New YORK.. ~
sos aud 10 A. NJ and and s 10 r. NJ. The $500 and ~
A. NJ. trains make close connection ct Worcester june
.on with through trains Tor rortiand arriving IN Port
land at lu:i r. NJ Tae and S:l' r. NJ. trains conneco
at Worcester with the o'clock express mex mornns
and baggage checked through TO important po,nt4
Through trans Worcester and Portland.
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GOLDEN AND SILVER PHEAsANTs
" at CHAS. REICHE & BROTH ER'S Bird Store,
rs Chatham street.
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LNOR SALE-rWO HANDSOME SILVER TERRIERS:
i both dogs took Drizes at exhibition: III not sold
within a week will be kept or purposes; no hum.
bug. Call and at 400 Pearl street. j. MARRIOTT
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
L To let the Restaurant and Bar, situated In the
Grand stand OF this Association tor the season OF 1879
sealed proposals The will be received until the
ltth inst. Address All communications to the under
signed at ls9 Montague street, Brooklyn BY order OF
Executive Committee.
GEORGES W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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=
MILK AND CREAM.

N y WoODuuLL CO.. ~ To "a NORTH
- McSrs s'tset Pure Cream delivered IN any part
Racksd " 'ss - ~ 6wa bsSwssn 1ostpn snd WFtkSS.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
L and tal River.-Ihe steamers NkwPoRr and OH
COIOSY leave - North liver foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted at s L. N. Through uckeu
sold u. all principai hotels In the city.
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SI IN TO 5. PER DAY, So 10 $40 PER WEEk-
sDl.JO For line Rooms. with excellent table for nam
lilies or single. ut la Hb and i7s Blocker street. near
HroadMaN.
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THE TURF
u. 49, -. ~. -'....-.-.I,...... .

THE TURF.
DARNUMs HIPPODROME.
GRAND TROrTING WEEK.
J. d. WALTON u,.rar.
DAN MACE '.'''''''''
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
~~~~> 49, ~
CTEAMBOATS AND 3ARGES FOR EXCURSIONS TO
= Raritan Beach. Sea View Iona Island, and Willow
Haven Grove. MARTIN HASKELL Ill South street.
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DAcIfIc MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
L 40 CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
stoamsrs leave pier ~ North River New York, ol.
'ows:-
CyLoN. Captain z L Tanner. March 10, at II noon.
ACAPtLco, Commodore A. q. Gray, March ~, at u
HENRY cHAuNcsy. Captain W. II. Rathbuu. April
American and south Pacific ports
steamers leave san francisco for Japan and China
the lst of every month.
VI. ~ ,vnIO ...Apru
the conapanys ONCE IootoI Canal street. Sew
York n. j, BULLAY. superinfendent
Rurus HAIcH Managing Director.
CTEAMaR FOR THE BERMUDAS
~ British iron steamer ANNA, elegantly hued sails
iortnish,lv, leaving March Is; Temperatures
In January 60 deg to " deg hrs class hotel BY Dodge
Of Mount Washington.
For passage apply to A. Z. ouTERBRIDaE, 20 Broad.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
ahese hrst class ste amships will sail at NJ from
direct as follows - ~ -'~"
CRESCENT cry, .Thursdav Narcha
tuesday, Marcn 10
For reght or passage, having unsurpassed accommo-
WM 7. CLYDE 4 Co, No Bowling Green.
Mckeiler. Luling Co. Agents In havana.
NOkFOLN. PETERSBURG AND RiCHMoND-oLO
for above ports from pier 81 North River oo OF Beacn
street. on tuesday. rhnrsiay and Saturday, ut p NJ
Also inte rnediate steamers
through bills OF lldns and passenger tickets issued to
Also steamer for Lcwss Dell and aIi points In Dss.
ware And eastern Maryland ovsrv Monday nna Thars'
06ss corner sslssa and osssAwiss SrSsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-08

r Ess THAN COST-FINK CARRIAGES
In consequence OF our removal on May and in ord er
to reduce our stock, we offer tor
THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
our entire stock Of nrss class Carriages Of our own make
consisting of the latest styles Of Landaus Landauo:s
Coupes Clarsnoes, Brtzkas Brets Coupe and nx.seat
RoexawayA Park and Pony Phaesona top and no top
Road Wagons, TO-,
AT LESS THAN COST.
All Of our vehicles nufactursd on the promises
under the personal supervision of Mr. Harvey Miner of
the late nrm Of Miner Stevens practical carriage
maker, with city experience Of over forty years,
which IL guarantee of their superiority.
Parties contemplating purchasing will do we'll to OK.
anime our stock and note tho inducements we now
offer.
We prepared to manufacture to order first class
Carriages W all descriptions al5o TO DO ali knas OF Re-
pair work % reasonable rates ana with quick oespach
Estimates ,urpIshsd Oh application.
hstabItsnsd lsl0
MINER = STEVENS CARRIAGE COMPANY,
III to l2l East Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-08

pSO REwARD.-sToLEN MARCH FROM PIER
Paw 81 East River. ten Barrels Sugar brandeds VIII.
lam Moer Sona By returning the same to " Vandam
street, the above reward will be paid and questions
Rssed. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-08
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Astor House leave vesey street for ferry. Fass
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NUNARD LINE-B ANDN A. R. NJ. :. P. CO
~ NOTICE..
With view OF diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line take specified all
OF the
On the Outward passage from Queenstown New YORK
Bosom crossing in the meridian ~ at i3 latitude
nothing 10 the north oi *.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian OF 81
NJ &, latitude, or nothing Ia the north OF a..
From EW YORK Tor ilvrRPOoi. and QUEENSTOWN.
JAVA....... Wed, March II ABYSSiNIA Wed. Mar "a
CuBA..... We'd. March |. PA.IiiA Wed. March 81
steamers marked 40 not carry steerase passengers.
CABIN passage SsJ SOJ. Sl3. gold. sccording lo
comrodation. Return tickets on favorable terms
steerage tickets and all paets Europe
est rates Freight ana cabin otce. Not bowling Green
Steerage ottce III Broadway lrrinity Building.
@
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MRS. NJ B. SUMNER 20 AND % EAST THIRTY.
lM nth street has Paror Suit to offer with or with
out private table, arrangements now be made Tor
the winter. temporarily, and for the summer in her
house in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-08

MACHINERY FOR SALE.-O HUNTINGTON RE.
1u saw. one scbenck Paner and Matcher one 4-norse
power Root hngne very low. Can seen running M
2. A.; YOCNG's box factory, ~ and 20 Worth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-08

! > GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
| - nicely furnished Rooms and good Board, NJ
| moderate prices, al II Murray street.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-01

We cal attention 40 5ne aa-
vertisement of Andrew Tyner
under the head of new to-day.
Andy is we'll and favorably known
here, as an upright citizen and a
good man. We wish him success
in his. new business, for if these
necessary evils, saloons, must
exist, they should be kept by men
who will preserve order and pro-
priety, which we are sure Andy
will do.