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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-25

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Gr,n,sviIIo occasions General alarm nj
Oakland in ror.rd tn fine .rnuntv sea, The
residents of ,l,at district see in fine action
oftbn tir,rt.yinr meeting = now incentive
:, mid tire ,lf.soti,ticI ror,iurs pf Garrett
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and S,1r,nort districts are in favor of
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son, districts are opposed to Oakland. the
fact is TRANSPARENT that If another vote j.
taken ON the location of the county seat.
Oakland will doulilr- lose it,
Bat then. although have lust said there
j, alarm felt, the Dah,arG,rs arc beginning
to feel = cnnsolng hope that tie Baltimore
and Ohio Railrold Company will assist
them in preventing auv further lc-islYtun
On the matter II, COMPANY notable
summer resort at Deer Park, and Tie great
hotel and other improvements the company
has under way at Oakland, and the well
high officials, take in the town of Oakland
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-25
THE WEEKLY ~ \.
1916. NEW YORK. 1870.

EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEN-
4 ENII -NlN is tin" Centennial year
1t is also the wear in which an Opposition
House Of Representatives, the first since tho
war, W III be in power nj Washington and
the wear of the twynty-lhrd election OF a
President Of the United States. Allofthcse
events are sure to he of great interest and
importance, especially the two latter; and
all OF them and everything connected with
them will he fully and freshly reported and
cNpounded in The Sun.
The Opposition House OF Representa-
tiyrs, taking up the line of inquiry opened
wears ago by TIE Sun, Will strrnly and
diligently investigate the CorrUplions and
misdccdS OF GEANTS administration; and
wll, il is to be hoped, lay the foundation
for leW and better period in oar national
history OF NIL this The SUN vii! contain
complete and accurate accounts furnishing
its readers with early and Trustworthy intor
nation upon these absorbing topics.
The tWcnty-,hrd Presidential election,
with the prcpati hs for ii, will he memoirs
bic as deciding upon GRANT aspirations
for thiTl term OF power and PiW'dcr, and
still more as deciding who shall be toe can
didatc the party OF reform, and as r,rctlmg
that candidate. Concerning all these sub
jccts, those who read THE Sun will have
the constant means of being thoroughly
well informed.
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already has its readers in every State and
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viii see their numbers doubled. 1t will
continue to I've Il thorough ucWspapcr IN
the general news of the day Will be found
in it, condensed when Unimportant at full
length when Of moment; and always, We
trust, treated in Il clear, interesting and in
StrUCtiVc manner.
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the best family newspaper the world, and
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LARGE amount of miscellaneous reading such
rs stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence
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FOR r EMIT


Situated near the FroSthurg depot.
This House is surrounded hyabou FINE
ACRES OF LAND, three Of which are
planted with GRAPE VINES which gen
orally produce an immense yield. The re-
maindcr is most excellent ground, suitable
for gardening purposes etc.
Possession given April lst, 1876
Is For particulars apply to
ALBERT HOLLE,
Oct 30 Froetburg, Nd,
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fici&fl:.Ta ssrassr:s .
ALL N LIN =
STEAM BETWEEN
INV sIgsa'SsOE.

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthc above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore.
IIIBERNIAN, Dee If, -, Jan ), . Il m
Nova SCoTINN, -, " 10, 9 Il M
AUSTRIAN, Jan II, 10, fch :, a IN
CASPIAN. %, " IL, . Il m
And hcnccforth every fortnight, taking pas
scngcrs and freight To and from Liverpool
Stccragr Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
&2S, Currency, Very best accommodations
for Storage and Intermediate Passengers
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
vessel. intermediate and Storage steward
CsScs carried 10y each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants OF the tr-
males and children. FIR further paricu-
lars. or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
4. SCHUMACHER & CO, Baltimore;
in Frostburg to j. jANDOltF,
Jan 9-y Main Street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-25

. WIN tN1h "iJt'tiN'S' anu ''!'S' "'li'i
words, should lie able to 50 thoroughly
impose upon 'tro-Mtf3S majority 1t
hooks like the minority went into the con
test divided, while the 10" CuhhiG%' en-
chancly, and intclmtddllng minority was
compact n4Id disciplined. Hence, we see
how 1t IS possible fora tI'lrd TO Cypress TWO
thirdN. N"", the natter want 10 'f""I'Sn
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,c,i,n--,n on.,opIc trn-toll more dancer
aus tn thc sur,css of rood measures than
any mere ontsiJc onpos;,iou can possibly
iva THESE are fine men who measure the
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,lr. with DIN. ,r,,cn five nrnsnrctivr nd
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,,o,. iva h.roir,, aver #
or course in nanny instances there are
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,,r,i,Il,. MITIGATE this reserve hut or,liuar
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-25

The Canadian premier has notified
the Montreal delegation that all the
work on the Lachine canal possible to
be done in the winter would be con-
tracted for at once and thus provide
work for |, 900 men.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-25

Two supposed earthquake shocks
occurred at Richmond, Va. between
eleven and twelve o'clock, Wednesday
night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
i The great Trunk Line

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
and 1he umitad safsa Safes lrsnS Mal Iiqs Route.
Trains leave New York, from loot of Desbros cs and
Express Harrisburg pitlshurg the West and South,
sS rqimsn ~ snnaay ssa's na SaF; $3.50 A
For WamspSrt and Lock Haven 9yis PhineSephi.
%s%poIo oossx 5ssx "a GSTsy
Fy and the > sGuh out .msd %
except sunday 9:3u An arrive at Washington. 4:o
r n Regular ats;l A. NJ, ) ana or. N. Sunday
Express for Phllsae,phia, $40 $50 4. M:iyso,sa
and Enalan ana N nSa' aSa .ssond sunday sa. -:
rsr SswnSt s s 80 80 5O "a s s s asEh$ 1s
SIN 10 II 80 +. NJ and IL night sunday $50 aud
: F.$;l;s III l. ii III sisa; "a ssss5S
RI I'd ssnway nv S. 'c g. b. s! aS 5 MI D. ;S SIS iss III
rssS sHa SP0S and south Am'oy s.nd
'?f ST S " .sa u 'nG niss sass.y t'
For kinsstun and Rocky nili; $40 4 n; and .IoP;M
For For falmfsiG and md flemnston
S na ss aa
rsl anS SrssSoia 20 a " ~ H. and .:ESf
For For hish!ss%a, FsmSsri0n and Camden. via Perth
For Hisht;tOwn ana Pemoerton. sAM
7rap a1syf .n o 3: r. s'
%os a; T. Il t1as s aaS FS.sds5is sS sSpS:S
n:ls. II 70, lot NJ 2:la t:ls rs s' 7:s9 s;n;
AMI a9:FP: ,d:s N p M Sunday s;'o 20 '' ;A NJ "a"
s Saa % ss S{sSs, No
no Court street BrOoKiyn Xos IL. iiS ana lis fad
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AxusEMENrs-s.coxp rAes-Fir,s and second o

AMUsEMENTs-sncoxp PAes-First and second col.
ssd sSiaa
ISS6disS &1SFiS-T'aIfs Fs.
Bso!kLaS sIS S0ll11n MeaL ESTATE FOR sALE-rw.trru
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
TY NEAL sfas FOR
cLEkSs AND sALEsMEN-rvrrr1n PAGE second
ooAtsaEN i'a AND %SAnsDENERs-rwrtrH r.or-rhrd
.s:n ssnTq
copAkfs An1S SERsHlps-x,sru sS!HmPss rAo.
bAE1lhS &
suR6EAS
ENKopE.FIRsr pAGE.sixth column;
sSS%n sSis%n
#SoEs SSb APARTMENTS fssn TO
TwEhYTH PAcr-Fourth column
hEES fspTs
HELP f0%S&SS 0%S%&SSrzD-xALEs-rw.nrn PAcs-rhird col.
BoRsEs,. CARRIAGES Ac.-FIRsr PAcz-Third and
HS5TS a. wsSTnSsass,, sels@ e.o,-7nra
sfsar column.
LOAN 0FFICES.TwELrrH PAcE-Elith column
ooumn
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-
EEL f9ls%R r4o.-riah Column
MUSICAL-SKCoND PACE--rhrd column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE-Sixth column.
PERSON AI.-FIRsr PAcE-First and second columns. .
PIANOfORTES, ORGANS &C-TwELrru PAGE-Sixth
sSsg
TWELFTH PAGE-Sec ond column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELFrn PAGE-Third column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwELFTH rAGE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwrLrrH PAcz-Fourth
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
RESrAU AURANrS-TwELFr PAGE-Slxth column.
EWARD --FIRsr PAGE 'ccond column.
SAiES AT AUCTION-TwELrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
HITCATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs- s-TwKLrrH PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALES-TwELrrH PAcE-Sec-
SPECIAL NOTiCES-FtRsr PAGg-rhi ird column. .
SPORTlN dogs, BIRDS. AC.-FIRsr PAGE-Third
THE TRADES-TwxLrrH PAGE-Third column
THE TURF-fIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUsIA EsS tukPOsES-TwELrrH PAGE
TRAvELLESsi uUIDE-FInsr PAGE Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
WANTED TO rURCHASE-FIRsr PAoE-Sixth col
umE.
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BENNETT BUILDING.

PENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
Lawrence Co.. Bankers
81 ES$% 4 as%sni eY3ss tss ss.',sss:; ssss,
4-fhomas 4ffih % S"a.I Z. ivnci,, mel Wines Wine.
EdTin A. l. 3.nIon; Ir,on;; Gissrs as,,,r
6-Baum 4 friedman; Tailors
rn. Very sh$Ssb sfSSs and lar.ns.
!-McMMahon NJ NJ n 4 Morse Lawyers
A. , BBuesking6am' sg asyIys:, LaWysr
Scr mpbelI / Palmer. Lawyers
* Meade Rockwell Lawyers.
6-Northwestern Life Insurance UomcaT
l. S. Benedict Agent.
s}-rolet
~ Charlton 7. Lewis, Secretary
l3-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
n Il & & EssEYsPn Wr;S fax1sry Lawyer
International cofifGp HSisS HfroSstRfao1 SfosR
s.Essi!IsS s.EE;s sss:. tt;ssyssii. t;lsyEsi. Lawyer.
5-sSeridan. Bonynse. Cochran and McEwsn, steno.
s-Eiishs SISoues, BIZ sss, sss! s.,l1s Estate
'-JSrlsss T. sAiihea. I ss.'i%s; GsSyer Ea.yel'
CW. e. Iraphagcn, lawyec
" f. Ryan, Lawyer:
1: 1: !. ! SHfasaeE, @ison, EaWysf. vsSEs'
- v. Durack. Lawyer.
lo-Wiikinson 4 Peters Trustees Of Estate OF whha.
13} 4 i. Woodruff, lawyer.
Pelham and f'Estfsfi ESHRfT FsI|5iss sf5EH Company
ksssS" ks!ss" jl sssssE Tsw1s u Bankruptcy
4, Henry Wehle. Lawyer
''S. GS1sh" io1szier, IiE%SSTi LAWYER
n. 7. El,er, Lawyer
j. + saesrsr: aans f@wysG EawSe:
sc. u. Mack
7-s:si@s #s;sag \ sS'.el, Sssst L.sy.ss 1svyss.
sSraryl bSaifi% %siist ks&sysa ssSysnch, Lawyer.
&c. j. Williams. Lawyer
li-C. ii. Glover Lawyer
"a Lockwood Crosby Lawyers
RS kuhlcr, Lawyer.
IL. s.iamore L.mye7. sIeTH STORY.
2stuyvcsant Bank Receiver.
stfE?se%.H ~ + aRcman. 4 aa'il"S; hawyea. aswy'rA
t'y b Roe Lawyer
s--sG%a s-Fiieh !. : fa.eS. S1sis Lawyer.
s-Hasea saffi { stes:on. ss%tMss. Lawyer.
.e-soei ty a for seiormSon % of Juvenile pclin quen,
los: II; Steele. Lawyer.
}. A. Lydecker. Real Estate
g. 4. Lydecker, Lawyer
III. p j. A. Reed, Lawyers.
!2-Byrnc Everett & Co., Lawyers
r Walsh, Halbert ana Eckerson. lawyer
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshend Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
2-Henderson Benedict, Lawyer.
X. Logan Scotch Granite, kc.
Sc. W. Carpenter, Lawyer.
~ Otis I. Hall, Lawyer.
b} G. p. Webster Lawyer
ID. r. Lyddy, Lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
6l John l.. Knight
~ Janitor.
81 Hodges Meeker, LAWYERS
81 s. Burr, Lawyer
John Crompi on, Accountant
- smith Dean City SURVEYORS
l0lG. w. Van Siclen Lawyer
uiT: II. BALDWIN, Lawyer
IL Charles D. Barrow. Lawyer.
Is Henry A. Gildersiecve, Lawyer
AfG. X Ca rrington, Lawyer
Y. W. Tompkins. Lawyer
7. II. Miner Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the dine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16

i NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sau from
pier VI, Nor h River as follows:- ~ y II
STATE OF INDIANA..............Wed Wednesday, Jan. 20
STATE or GEORGIA. Wednesday. Feb.
ana every Wednesday thereafter, taking passengers at
through all parts Great Britain and Ireland,
Norway. Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Stccrace as low as by any other it.ie.
Drafts Tor FL and upward For freight or passage ap
ply to AUSTIN. BALDWIN co, AGENTS
steerage ofhce, No. IS Broadway.
weston to depart 9th ns are hereby notified that
said steamer will stop Norfolk and take rward the
cargo OF the steamer George Clyde a that port dis.
abed they will please govern themselves accord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
y and Fall River The steamers NEWPORT and Ol.n
COLONY pier % North River loot Of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted) at p. ~ Through tickets
sold at all principal hoteIs in the city.
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EXCURSIONS.

NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
arc running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from whiss.
hall street. foot OF Broadway for New Brighton. snug
Harbor. West Brighton Port Richmond and ELM PARK,
from $50 A. NJ to 81 +. NJ. daily; Sundays iva
hours from $3.50 A. NJ. to :45PM.
rrICK ITS, CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS. POSTERS
! and all Printing for excursions, parties,
balls &C. the best style and at low rates tho
METROPoLirAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2l3
Broadway New York.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMyHIPs.

(HREAr WESTERN
oyzw YORK TO rsAsfof skIsfoE gESsk.SD, DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail rom pier IS East
cREAI WESTERN. Captain windhans Wed. Jan. 20
Cabin passage s7S intermed,ate sd sseersse cray $50
Apply to the agent Is south stree.
Nfosr DIsEcr AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
M Holland SesiumRo RorrEkba fnf khias switzerland &C. VI"
Steamer steamer cAIaND
iSsss ssa%Iial steamers calfyIns ne taIlsa States
W ESxes G tssF ERR In9 ae' uS OF passage MORRIS
General Agents. 50 Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
S91fH5NES9T 4TP JsRESM
yra"ke viii I'R s"ll on saiaraay janSary s'a m.P NJ
H Ss 5 .SGS axe he
&ATHs TS sassi HAvHn AND
For freight or passage SsSESkls4s ssiE!S so ,.s,p.
NAzTIHo,S4AaL
by this conipln 20 avoid ice and headlandS
TO StHm s'si' II 9pa aS6 ;G[S
aurdaS ss6 tsO 30
.,HI. M FOR LoiDoy 6isErT Hiy 's0' ~ T. A.
Apply at the eompanys ose % nr9sawsM Manager
~ rIqaqtPu SSiutP srHHf sHhnBSnha t HSb aTsyRe
New YORK as iolow.:~
s26Fn SRpy&p yap,sn MiiPn Fischer
ifon' Eass ns SoiSI frss sifsS' hOOokcn
sog 81. g5G
Steerage. S24 currency
sDPS M fA SA0hoD
y MED . row Town IND Nd LivERfooE ~ eoAANS'
tre% ea'as Disr iS'Sy sS North sH'issy Hivsr.
MYnMA NSyaRA oenaan oapan pF!Se Sar g
Cabin IA and stsersse at low rates
wa4 saS t. p pa Ss
and sS% %lElSSs 4 fs aSioy e issa~.y
CUSARD L1SE-B ASD SDTsoA \; 4 R. NJ. S. co.
with yew Of ns sS"nce: q the
on the outward from Queenstown 70 New YORK
no.h'ns s to the S north Of & '''N1Al ~ " - 'D'' 0'
S%x ffyssaSJS ssS
kdssa Wsa JAM FsS Fss S
s
| c0mmOQatlOn. Return tickets an favorable terms
est rates Freight and cabin ofee G No. bowhas Green
| Steerage office, Ill Broadway llrlnity Building.
| CHARLES g. FRANCKLYN, Agent
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE-THE GENERAL
" TRANSATLAN IC COMPANY'S NAIL STEAM
| SHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
splendid vessels on this tavorte route for Con-
ssHs Rs4y as hsn eAs will sail
HtG Sftts :sqSIs2 SSsIs sssraay
F das s SSh9 Sa M
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway anu the discomors OF cross
ing the Channel besides SAVING time, trouble and
| GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
| THE STATE LINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc,

A TOP AND OPEN ROAD WAGONS By BREW
"A. of Broomc street: fine Coupe, p0ie and shafts
ono fnc Clarence, my make; one fight Coach, 2uj
second hand Carriages. Of all styles by The best city
makers; Bells, Robes, IIarnes 81, Blankets &c.
WIN II. GRAY. ~ and ~ Wooster street.
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PERSONAL.

N6tLLIE-ExUUsE THE DISAPPOINTMENT, WAS
wi very busy; sure to be at Argyle Masquerade Non.
day night DAyCY.
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nual subscription OF two guncas Applicants would be
required TO give reference to banker, merchant or
gentleman of known respectabilIty in London. Any
member OF recognized Aneri club is eieiblc. The
club is political and on-proeslonaI Being pro.
pretory mbers incur no liability beyond their sub
scrption. The Committee have the management of the
club and the elects O; members
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VI STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLlND DIRECT
The steamers of this line will sail rom pier Is East
River as folows:-
ARAGON. Captain Lvmos Saturday. Feb. 8
CABIN passage. So intermediate, Sa6; steerage $50
currency: excursion tickets. Si3l
Apply TO the agent 10 south street
W. d. MORGAN Agent
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REWARDS.

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G.Dn REWARD LOST ON WEDNESDAY THE sTH
.DLO inst, in Nassau street small white EnyeIope
blue edge containing United states godEoupons Finder
will receive above reward on returning g. OPDYKE
Co, rs Nassau street
con lost, A BAG, CONTAINING BONDS MORT
pAO. cages and other papers; also lUcket valuable
only TO the owner twenty dollars paid for their return
the owner.
rT,HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Is At 2lS Broadway, In the Herald Building
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NERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT
~ OIL By pdiscretons, excesses, or overwork OF the
brain and nervous system, cured by HENRY A
DANIELS, NJ. D., IA Lexington avenue. near Twenty
utntn street.
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s.-~~~~,>-~--~~-
A LADY INSTRUCrS YOUNG LADIES IN ALL
N branches of polished educationthc art of grace
n and ruent conversation those tired OF school ospe
cialiy desired Address LIE SONS, Herald Uptown
branch office.
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DOyAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
~ SioOOO0 drawn January ls Circulars Of intorma-
non furnished; prizes cashed Spanish Sank Bills Gov
ernments, &C. &C., purchased;
TAYLOR CO., Bankers.
40 III Wall street. New York
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COMMITTEE.
Chairman. JOHN A. MAGEE, ESQ
Sir Gilbert Campbell, Bart. Lieutenant Col PeterA
G. B. Elliott ESQ., Charles semple, ESQ.
Major Coinson Hall. +. q. Stone, ESQ.,
j. Evans Kershaw. Esq. 4. 4. Witt, Esq
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rs. from $3.50 A. NJ. to 6 As r. NJ
EUROPE.
3u7 Regent street, London.

By the request of several gentlemen residing in Amer
lea the Committee of this club have decided admit
ting limited number OF American members at
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rNMAN L1NE-soUTHEELY COURSE.

LNOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
II The first class British steamship LORD CLIvE, Cap
tain Urquhart will sail from pier 10 North River on
Wednesday. January 70.
This vessel has superior Accommodations, and will
take passengers the lowest rates
SNOW 4 BURGESS, Agents, &c South street.
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DROWN MARE.--WANTED THE BROWN MARE
ID that bought IN the fall OF 1873 of Mr. Cernea at
Bulps Head, 1wcntyOurth street Third avenue She
Is hands, and has been fired spln on the in
Office, Philadelphia. ~
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DOR sALE--A CIGAR STATIONERY AND PAPER
Il store with Routc will be sold cheap account
OF other business Apply at 557 Sixth avenue, New York.
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sPoRTING-DOGs. Birds, &C.

AQ QUARIA CASES, GLOBES. GOLDFISH ANIMAL
N Life and Plants TO stock the aouariam singing
Canaries, Pet Birds and Animals; Mock'ng Bird Food
Fish Food. shells, &C. J. BAGUT Agent 81 Fulton st.
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(NARD.--OUR kINDLING WOOD FACTORY BEING
~ destroyed by fire on Monday night. we hereby in.
form our customers that having secured another factory
we shall continue 10 supply all orders mt to us
JOHN H. RApP'S SONS, old office, 365 Rivngton ST.
(lOAL RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS RE-
~ ccipt Books and every kind Printing used in the
coal and wood business had at the METROPOLI.
TAN PRlNiING ESTABLISHMENT, 2Is broadway, at
verv moderate prices.
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| TNOR SALE-STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF A FIRST
IL class Poultry and Vegetable stand will he sold
great sacricc satlsiac ory reasons tor selling
r. FINAN, Nos and Iroon Market, Forty.secoud