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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

Cor. JoHN \. LENoN has introduced in
the Senate. a bin providing for a stay Of
execution on all judgments OF over one
hundred dollars Of two years, and all IN
der one hundred dollars one year.
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SALE bills in good style gotten up on
short notice at this Office. Parties having
property to dispose OF are requested 10
make q note Of this.
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NEVADA has just passed q law compel
ling physicians 70 file a diploma Of some
chartered medical college with the coun-
" recorder before they are allowed to
practice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

PERSONS chosen Justices Of the Peace
at the late election must notify the Pro-
thonotary Immediately if they accept the
office, in order that their commissions
may be procured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

AYoUNG son Of Mr.. Noah Roberts was
unfortunate enough 10 cut his foot with an
AK while chopping q log a short time
since. lie is able TO be about again on
crutches.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

THE melodious voice Of Castle de Knep-
per h0ated out on the quiet Sabbath even
ing air 60 the tune OF I'VE viii think of
our home over there.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

SUBSCRIBERS are advised 10 file this as
well as all other numbers of the HERALD.
They viii be found useful % refer 70 in
the future.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

ALITTLE girl, three years old. a daugh-
ter OF Joseph Gmy, railroad agent at
Evansville Intersection, was chOSed 10
death by a piece Of pear, on last Friday
night.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

ELECTION news from all parts Of the
Stale IS OF a cheering character. Our
Democratic friends have about made up
their minds that the tidal wave has begun
90 ebb.
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0RPHANS, COURT sALE.

Nv virtue OF an order from the Orphans Court Of
s@r1erse. County. Pa. 10 me directed, WilseI az
uublie sale. On the premises, on
Saturday, March 10Th, 1873.
at o'clock y. H.. Of said day. AL that certain
niece ofllnd in hampt1n Twp, in s1idc0Gnty-
described as follows: Beginning az post Of sali
Ict near the plank road- thence I4de2Tees Ess,
3 uercfes to post. South 50 degrees last ~ lerehes
TO most. thence south ~ degrees West perches
tenast near plark road thenee North % degree,
along TIE north side 81 the plank ROAD % ne pace
q beginning, containing 20 percnes Or = o. an acre
br--e. afs1a store room. a stable AMI other cut
buildings, late the property Of Magdalena Long,
deceased.
Terms % sale One-t1urth in hand- balance in
two equal aHnuli payments with interest
MICHAEL LONG,
Trustee.
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THE four gentlemen who eack wrote US
a communication on that Castleman dog
are respectfully informed that, every dog
has his day' and "Shep" has had his. No
more of this, Hal, as thou lowest me
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

STRANGLED BY ACAT.-That a cat viii
suck a child's breath has been offer claim
ed but it has generally been counted an old
time superstition unworthy of attention at
this age of the world. We have, how
ever. an incident in point, s~ubstantiated
by the best authority, which will show
that such cases do happen, and ser5e as a
warning 10 mothers against allowing their
babies to be left alone with q cat. 4 few
days ago the wife of captain J.. Boyd Espy,
OF Epsyville, left her baby boy lying in
the crib while she busted herself about her
household duties, Her attention was at
tracted shortly after by the child making
a strong noise, and on going to his crib
found their cat with its mouth and nose
pressed into the babes mouth, and his
D VS. on either side Of the child's head.
The little fellow was doing his utmost 10
extricate himself, but without avail, and
but for the fortunate appearance Of his
mother would probably have strangled to
death. 1t was with considerable Difficult
ty that the cat was removed. Mr.. Espy,
who is known as one of the most rispecta-
bic citizens, furnishes these facts, and
vouches for their correctness - CoaBedUt-
ellie Courier.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

II
The undersigned auditor, appointed by the or.
phans' Court of Somerset County % make q dis
tributiou Of che funds IN the hands Of Jacob g..
and James II. Mishler, Administrator Of Gabriel
Mishler, dee'd., q and among those legally en-
titled thereto, hereby gives notice that he viii
attend o. the duties Of said appointment az his
Office In tho borough OF Somerset ON Thursday,
March, 18th 1870, at 10 o'clock a IN
JAS L. PUGH.
F9hqA Auditor.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate o. George p. Hay, late Of Brothersyalley
Twp. deceased.
Letters Of administrator on the above estate
having been granted to the Undersigned, notice is
hereby given 70 those Indebted 70 Il % make imme-
date payment, AMI those having claims against II,
20 present them duly authenticated for settlement,
81 the late residence Of deceased on Saturday, the
Tth dag u april, 1875.
DAVIDL MEYERS,
fel2a Administrator
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A UDITOR1S NOTICE.

The u1iersignedauditor appointed blythe Court
Of Common Pleas Ol Somerset cOunty 70 make a
distribution Of the funds inthe hands Of the Sheriff
arising cut fthe real estate Of John Smith on an
execution in favor Of Peter @. Meyers gives notice
that he VIII attend 20 the duties assigned him at
his office IN Somerset. Pa, on the 18th day Of
March next, when ana where all parties interest
Ell may attend.
HENRY r. SCHELL.
AraFHrr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

How TO RAISE PLUMs.-In "Well's Il
Illustrated Annual" for 1915, we find the
following secret in regard to successful
plum raising
There is a secret about plum raising.
We have discovered il in travelling over
the country. We never visited a large
plum orchard in our life that we did not
find plenty of fruit. And we never Wis
tied any place with eight or ten trees, and
found a good crop Of the fruit. Now.
these facts set US to thinking ? and the re
suit of our thoughts is this that it IS very
easy to have all the plums you want TO eat
and sell. The secret connected with plum
raising is TO plant pleaty of trees, so as to
give fruit to the curculio and to yourself
also. If you plant fifty or a hundred trees,
you will have fruit enough for everybody.
Every such orchard that we have ever
visited had plenty of ripe fruit. Some
even complained that the curculio did not
thin out the fruit enough-lhat the trees
were overloaded. So we say to our read
ers, if You plant plums at all, plant fifty
or one hundred trees-then you will be
sure 10 have all the fruit you want, and it
is one Ct the most profitable crops Iaised. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

CRAWFORD county has dfy-six cheese
factories, the products of which for the
past scar has not been less than 6,000, 600
pounds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

Ey virtue OF an order Of the Urphans cVuI-yt
Somerset County. Pa, 70 me directed, there VIII
be exposed to public sale, on the premises, in Jen-
ucrTillc borough. On
Saturday. Harch 20, 1915,
at 1o'elock .. m. the following real estate. late
the property Of jeremiah II. ShaHeri deceassd'
viz:
No. / The home place, containing q acres
more OF less, adjoining lands Of Henry v Aau-
rer- .John Brooks and the Greensburg and St0ys 3
town turnpike, having thereon erected 1.-TWO story
house, store house, barn and other oatpui ldings
Mo- A piece Of land containing Z acre, more
CT less. adjoining No. 1. the Lutheran parsonage
property and the Greensburg and StoystoWn turn
pike.
TERMS-One half Of the purchase money to
remain a lien On the premises, the interest % Oe
pllf annually TO Harriet Shader, widow during
her life and AZ her death the principal sum 20 De
pail % the heirs and legal repres natives o. Jer-
eriah II. Shaher- Oue-thIri Of balance on oonHr
nation Of sale and remainder IN two equal annu-
al pavments. TO be secured by Judgment; twenty
per cent. Of hand m0neyto be paid as soon as prop
HARRIET SHAFFER.
chm Trustee.
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~
o6,s;o, 10 To-, C,,t1isb.d f-or emo /.
time during the past twenty years. Blu
the name of the author should not hav
been allowed 10 SINK INTO OBLIVION. vi
- - - - - r,
No To- Do-or Mt y-itb co cowrlai.
of the English language In s.
small a space. Old, as well as young
should commit these lines TO memory, 70
by tnelr ana II VIII oe uliHcull' Il not III
reroir~ nS~ts - ercecL
nouns the n-me Of auything,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

BOROUGH ELEcTIoN.-The following
is the vote cast for the different officers in
this borough, on Tuesday, 10th inst.
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. UDITOR's NOTICE.

N
j. ". Windsor No. 90. January Term1s75.
SIS. In the Court Of Common Pleas
A. II. Walter. NOfthe County of Somerset.
Thc undersigned having been appointed by the
Court. in the above case, ito make a distribution
Of tie funds in the hands Of the Sheriff arising out
o. the sale 0fdcfcnidnts real estate % and among
those legally entitled thereto" hereby gives
notice that he viii attend 10 the duties q said ap-
F0intmcnt at his Office in Somerset borough on
Thursday. March lith, 1875, at 10 a. H., when all
person. Interested can attend
JAS. l. PUGH.
Gl-2t Auditor.
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SCHELL & WILSON.
. UDITOR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auditor y ne Co1rt
AZ C5mmou PIeas q Sonerset CS-nty, "a -
-.~-.c-C ~, Pgnrod, deceased, % and auonE
$50 IezauT emitted thereto, and 70 AZ he fssoE
1900 anf also the Eidos's toEry 10 TIE re.i
estate.r I I'D attend 70 the duties Of $40 eYPon
- =. ~ oaae Ii Somerset, Pa. On Fritar TIE
On day OF March. ISIS. a. 10 oheioek Ethe ioIC
non. When and where al persons interested can
a''el FL. KOOSER-
A- Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

THERE is no sense in q married woman,
whose husband is in good health, putting
a chunk Of wedding cake under her pillow
to dream on. No man likes TO nounde
around on a sheet covered with crumbs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

Pittsburgh coanellsvjlle
DAD.
Pittsburgh, Washington & Baltimore
eeSHORT LIME"
ALTERATION OF TINE.
Mail and Accommodation Trains daily, except
Sundays. EIE5S Trains daily.
TINIE TABLE-
esSHORT LINE

on and after Sunday, nov. 18th. 1874, Trains
on this Road viii Depart and Arrive from Depot,
corner Grant and Water streets as follows:
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MARRIED.

CRITCHFIELD-HAG.-Oa Sunday.
Feb. y. atthc house Of the bride, by Rev.
\. i. Truxal, Mr.. John NJ. Critchfeld
and Hiss Angelina Hay, both Of Milford.
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HOMES FOR ALL
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ftTUFtua AafArN OF 5a--AeAraA 1LAIAFa q "-f - H
dir..ssl I will seH at public sale, in the borough
Of Berlin. S5merse. County, Pa, on the premises
On Monday, Mqrcb -, 1919,
IA. e,1ovina real estate Iate Of Frederick Knep-
per. late Of Berlin borough. Somerset county, Pa,
deceased, to wit:
Berlin. Somerset County, Pa, bounded on the
south by Third street, on the east by lot No. 43, on
the north BY Fourth street, on the west by Vain
Cross steeet, with a two story frame dwelling
house and frame stable thereon crcclcd.
No. .. a lot Of ground adjoining lot No, ] in
this division on the west, lot Of Brubaker z heirs
on the east. Thirf street on the south and Fourth
street On the north; each Of the above lots con
tanning about a acre.
No. 3. An out lot, situate IN BrUthersvalley Tp-,
adjoining John p. Cover on the north and east,
John Brallier and Samuel Musser on the west
and Jacob Musser, containing II acres, more OF
less. about acres cleared. the whole under fence,
lying within one mile Of Berlin, Pa. Terms cash
on confirmation Of deed.
OLIVER ENEPPER,
r-Nat Trustee.
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dissolution NOTICE.

Drs. Garman and Carey has this day expired. An
persons Indebted TO the said Arm will please come
forward and sctLle their accounts, as we wish to
close our books by the hrst Of April.
GARMAN CAREY.
narIir- E.l- 4. 81 fah2l
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SIS. tPlcas oI Somcrsct 60. Pa.
39dN J.. kODDY. To No q ian Term, ISIS.
md now o. vat. nth February, l6s5. on motion
Of VIA. II. Eo5ntz. Esl-sattorney for Sheriff the
CoCrt appoint L. e. Colborn, Esq. 10 distribute
the iund IN Court arising out OF sale Of defendants
real estate 90 and among those legally entitled
Somerset County. S.
Extracts IL the record, certide317th February,
1878.
EN-. SCHROCk,
Pr0then0tary.
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As SOON as the frost leaves the ground
work will be commenced in New YORK
City on a complete system OF underground
telegraph wires similar to those in Lon
don. Paris and other European capitals.
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Kennard & Oudesluys,
BUTTER
CON MISSION MERCHAN /,
NO. SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, Md,
wEHAyE ALARGETRADE FOR
GLADFS
AND AZ FIHNDT IoTHE ri N E1TTE Is9sohB. AND Will MAKE LBERALAD,
F64NNRR65SS SEHYA RI b SoABTThfEEbA AT EXPRESS OFFICES.
i

,vn ~ rrx,7 ~ rurrpr INTEREST TO SHIP TO Us wEPRoMIsE RETURNS
AAHE4PaAI H "a a y ~ db09I rs TmF BTTTER Is SOIL. AND WILL MAKE LIBERALtAD
FAANNSSH6SS SN All IL s sH4 At EXPRESS OFFICES.
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All parties Interested viii take notice that /
viii attend % the duties Of my appointment on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, 1875. at 10
0t.3ck g.. II. az my office ia Somerset, Pa.
i. &. COIaBORN,
fahnl Auiilnr
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We, til undersigned, Auditors of Somerset County, do hereby certify
that we have settled and adjusted the account Of George NJ. Nef, Treasurer
of the Somerset County Poor House, for the year 1878, and that the fore
going statement is correct.
In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 18th
day Of January, A. d. 1875.
JONATHAN J. WELLER, H. 3
Attest JACOB j. SPEICHER, r. 81
"a. k0osEE, Clerk. DANIEL S, MILLER, r. s
County Auditors
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New Advertisements.
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Congress adjourns March 4th.
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DOUBLE eagles TO the amount Of So6O'
900 were turned out in single day recent
ly at the San Francisco mint. This Is
said to be the largest days work ever per
formed by any mint in the United States.
IT Is not considered a good omen TO have
n fair February. An old Scotch couplet
says
"a the months o. the year.
Curse q fair Februeer.'
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Central Ticket Office, 80 9Th Ave-.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
{. ( HYNDMAN, RE-. Sewers,
Gen. SUIT C0Il9llSTlllS. Ticket AGENT.
SAML c HOUGH, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Feb. 10.
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The Somerset Herald.
THE TABLES.

P W. r. R-rAss myEaAL rorsr.
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If you intend TO hug me, don't do il
suddenly. because the chair you are sitting
o. has a broken lee. and you might get a
tumble.
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BRIDGE SALES.
COURT SALE.

Attest DIV Err W. BOY
JACOB NEVF. Col
The New York herald., 1875-12-20

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT o. ISAAb
u AND fsEheEp2kf 81 oEpRk o. fUSIsSA REelIyRs fl~
AT rHs HRApEfSM PkSHrE rSEsRAo s4AhIh og
No s2 wET yiSTu S5 s2TET SIBSEuEE
Ar ii o'cLocK. PRoNPr.
sss.sman H a 's o Rs rm 1ae o. s Co.
consisting Of fast Troes the finest on the road nne st
and 1s Sesh family Sleigh ony
and Shs: o s So Ens
oss sweat and stable Blankets, Beds del &c 49, Fat,
aeld IS sns sorei IN color iSs hands high
cS he BY Chief Sa sy pos soa
Herr Of Kentucky with record of 25l Lady fnirnea
was the same season sen to Buao and
4 SS an ss Sss her
the track aud timed her half mile in 10 aud mmeaate
as6 e from Gr shs Snd 10 Ills city
and has since used her exclusively on road and would
aud vel proporoned tine style has strong rapid nS smd
ing speeding is admired by all who see her. has me ds
position: steady and game driver no vices .rcas a o.
10 track warranted sound and kind and perfect for any
for geneness and staying qualities fine behavior
One of the finest large black irottng mares and
by Iron Duke dam by oaglands Messenger
shss ~ august Mr. oo her rom the
drove her about miles 70 Goshen track and without
repeated her in Al this being third time she had
been ras sas has been rensea a a
to be OF the fastest and gentle young otters that
10 be appreciated.
The elegant and very fast young chestnut Geldng Ulster
Boy l51a hands high years old; bred by A. b. Rad
clie Esq, of ulstervlc Ulster county. New York. and
sired by Major Winfield dam by Morrell and pnr
chased when three old and taken Jackson Mch
whore he purchased by James g. Deyo who brought
him this city and purchased by present this
fall lie has repeatedly shown kaamnzoo track before
coming here 80 and 30; roted Fleetwood track
10th OF November In 237A lie was then taken sick and
until the past driven. He Is In tine
health aud splendid condition and the road
any tho Ones and is 40
and arranted sound and kind
Fast trotting Geding Western Boy. 15z hands high,
years old, sired by Magma Charta. dam BY Old Ham
bieonian he is the finest gentlemans road family
horses In New York well very stylish he has been
driven by the Misses Horn pony phaeton and they could
br which they did In 30; he Is afraid OF nothing
and warranted sound and kind and can rrot In so
of the finest and fastest dark brown truttng geldngs
in this city, l5A hands high, years old sired by
Duchess county Bashaw dam by Seeley Beounder he Is
the gcnteel gentemans roadsters be found
handsome has been trained fully develop
his but rotted last road wagon In 81
has been road has bold and resoute gait which,
with his fine pedigree he n hands be trained to
40 and his fine disposition makes him very
valuable genemans roadster he Is warranted sound and
kind.
B-Sae positive rain shine without limit restric-
sale where stock examined particulars
tanned full of twenty -four hours will he given
of horses for trial and examination and II
represented purchasers return and will be
funded annued Gentlemen and connoisseurs
fine and reliable stock invited to sale.
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE.
By order of ALEXANDER T. LEWIS. Receiver.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUsEnESTs--sroosD PAos-rlr... second ana third

AMUsEMENTs-sEcoNp PAGE-Fip,. second and third
AsTROLoGY-sEvEsrH PAcr-sxth column.
sn1sFRs WaSrEnf ftSkoFn'is column ,o,,mn
BoARD AND LoDGfNG WANTED-sEcoSD PAcs-FInh
REssEsE p,s column
CRY REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-sEcoxD PIcE-Fourth
CLERKS AND sALEsxEN-srvxsrH P4Gr-ThIrd col
coAsTwisE sTEAssHIps-Fmsr pAGE-Finh and sixth
GoUSTEY BoARPT,sEeoSD P.eEFh sIs sSnmn column
BNY HOUSES o LEI SGRSisHED AND Ux
SIZE PasrFS Column
EURoPk-FiRsr PAGE-sxth column
EINANvIAL.NIsru PAGE r,n,,, ,o,u,u
FURNIsmED RooMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
sESqSp pseEnEsnPtn PiesMFo5r,h soI%a column,
HELP wANTED-TEMALEs- sEvnsrn PAsE-rhird col.
HELP INV A.SsASrED-MALEs-sKvrsr PAGs-rhrd and
HOLIDAY IHuIsA PREsENTs-FIasr PAcn-sixth column
HORSES CARRIAGES. &c.-FlRsr PAGK-Third and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAcrzEir.h column. .
HOUSES, ROOMS. &c, WANTED-sEcoND PAcE-Fourth
LNsTRUCTio oN--sEcoxD PAor.-Finh column.
LosT AND FoUSD-FiSsr PAcH.seeond % % column eia'
MARBLE column
MIsoELLANEous ADVERTISEMENTS PACK
MIscELIASEoTs- Lin SSaDp pAon-rourth column.
HUSICAIs-SEcoSD PAGE--Fourth column.
NEW PUBLlCATlONS-FIFTH PAGK-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAcR--Second column.
PIAA0FORTES. ORGANS, GC.-SkcosD PAGE-Third col.
POIlTICAL--FIRsr PAGR-Fourth column
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WAETED-FEMALES-
SEVENTH PAGK--Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR 70
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoND PAcE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sRcoSp PAGE-Fourth column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCrI0N-SEvESrH PAGk-Finh and sixth
columns.
sITUATIoNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First. second and third columns.
hTUATIoNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PtoK-Third
column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fmsr PAcr--second and third col
spoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-FIRsr PAcr-Third col,
THE TRADEs--srvKsrH PAcE-Fourth column.
rO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SEcoSD PAGE
Fourth column.
rRAyELLERS GuIDE-FIRsr PAGx-Sixth column.
UEFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGk-Fourth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEvENTn PAcR-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRy, &C.-SEcoaD PAcK-Finh column
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MoRsEs. cARRIAGEs, &c.

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT UNREsERyEp SPECIAL
n AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE,
BY ORDER or RECEIVER.
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
poMINIoN STEAMSHIP coMPANY.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP cOMPANT.
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk City Point aud Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays r. NJ connecting with the Nrgna
aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
Virginia Newbern Washington. ~ O. tyia Norfolk,
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Lewes. Dell Monday and Thursday &C T. NJ connecting
with Maryland aud Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed !,
Through passage tickets and bills q adng % ali points z.
received daily pier 81 North River General offices l97
Greenw wich street. n. T. McCREADY. President
1IoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
wi for New Orleans and Texas,
will sail every Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there Morgan Louisiana ami Texas Railroad for
Brashear thence per Of Morgans line 70 Texas
The steamer NEW YORK win sail from pier 80 North
River Saturday December 70 At T. NJ for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills adng signed Mobile Galveston, and to
all points the Galveston Harrisburg and san Anono.
Houston Texas Central international and Great North
20 lndanola and sar Antonio and all points the GULF
Western Texas aud Pacific Railway Braxos Santiago Corpus
Christi Rockport, 81 Marys and Fulton
Freight for ST. May's and Fulton landed At Rockport.
Lghteage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi or
BraEos santiago at the expense aud Of nsgnee
terror have consgnee at BrAzos santiago.
be effected under policy of O. A. Whit
Co, New Orleans. From New York 10 New Orleans.
from New York 20 all Texas ports via New Or.
leans Il per cent .
'T CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 Co. Agents.
Pier 30 North River.
The New York herald., 1875-12-20
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POLITICAL.

(NENTRAL GRANT CLUB
~ The Committees Address and Organization report
this Mondayl evening December 20 order o'clock T.
NJ A. Ashland House, Of Twenty onrth street and
Fourth avenue. IL. q. PARkE, Secretary.