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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18
APart.cr fer s.ife.

What is the attn OF nine out OF ten
Of the young ladies who have saitoss
visiting them I Do they have anyf
Certainiy-most Of them do. only to
forget it A little presence OF mind on
these occasions would save future IN
happiness. The young gentleman, u
agreeable and handsome and this
dazzles the eye so utterly, that the young
lady refuses to look further. She should
satisfy herself on such points as these
"Will those eyes, in which Cupid
row dances 60 merrily, always 6nd ex.
preston from the love of true soal> :
Now he says many pleasant things. and
draws pretty pictures for the future.
Does he 60 to morrow 10 work which
gives promises of the fulillmcnt ofyoar
desires in lifei Does his ambition have
ACHE, ments to satisfy youi Does bis
everyday life shine with the noble en-
deavors Of a trustworthy mani II you
think, and desire . companion In your
thinking, one who can unlock the deep
est depths of your mind. to what strata
of humanity does he belong in The scale
of excellence and morality Is he do
lug all he can to build up future useful
ness and happiness, in which you can
share and feel blessed = ii. ii
These are the questions which the
experience of after years makes many
women weep in bitterness OF soul that
they had not thought Of before they an
swered Yes" We should look out
for to-days regulations and tomorrow
success.-The wilticisms and endesr-
ments lavished So freely may all be ve'y
pleasant, but they may not last. They
will grew tame and spiritless, and II
nothing else comes 10 take their plscs.
woe to the happiness vainly invoked on
the shores OF the desolatiou opening all
around.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

To gain name Of worth, . nsa
must have An ain, . pavpoae tor shish
he lives; not sserely bahbls spop ths
stream, tossed 70 and fro By esch sas-
cesding wave; rot merely ths pIsythiag
Of fate, bat being OF determissfipS.
Who looks TO some hsrbos whess -
wills his Doe: shall anchor. and in uill.
ing eonquers circumstances, aud = ~
tiselr slxys. ssSs.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

In Virginia, Mr.. Allen Hannah has
married Miss Hannah Allen, and now
Miss Hannah Allen is Mrs. Hannah
Hannah. and is, perhaps, the only wo-
man in the world whose whole name
can be spelled backward the same as
forward. That's what's the matter
with Hannah.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

TwEED.-On Sunday the good citi-
zens of Gotham were startled, and on
Monday the people Of the country were
made to open their eyes nj the announce
ment that VIM. NJ. Tweed, the grrsssst
thief, and most accomplished RiDgi,e VI
the Nineteenth Century, had escaped
from the prison, and he Is, n the tine
we writs, still at large and the public
know not where. y
This is but another phase IN which q
Ringman may be viewed. and Il u ops
90 suggestive as to require no moraliz.
ing by way Of comment upon '.ltings"
in general.
The fact ID, Tweed escaped and As
did 1t easily-no doubt through tho ia-
dicious use of . portion Of the miI!ioas
which he had stolen from the psopls.
The facts are that through the kind con
sideration OF the Sheriff he was permit
ted 10 take pleasure rides, and in one Of
them he stopped TO zee bis wife. vho
was said 10 be sick. He bal two keep
ery with him, deputy Sheriff., rho re-
mained in the Parlor while he went up-
stairs, and after being seated fos sboat
Is or 20 minutes the ksspsr were In
formed by Mr. Twesds soa that BE
"Ps" had left for parts unknown, ssd
it was not their while TO wait there any
longer. They accordingly went bssk
TO the Jail, reported the fact, md ~.
ward Of sl0,0O0 wss d once offered by
the Sheriff TOR tie runaway.
Simple - this ststement \, Il b III of
the sfsir-saving detsiIs Of cosrse-
and IL 10 one OF the mos: alarming nsr.
rssives we have beeu called npoo 70
publish, for long time. We may ven
ask "Whither, through The in6ussss of
Rings, are We driftngf" ~ -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

1t you are suffering from Headache,
Weakness, Indigestion, Loss of Appe-
tife, Depression, DC, try bottle OF
aDr. Wade's Liver Corrector. 1t will
cure you. wv /,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

A Philosopher remarks thss msa
should always Be iisiIe bigger, litils
older, little bravcr snd littIs ssroRg.
e. than his wife. This b no dos6s
true; bu. when the vile knows jnss
where to look for the poker wheu ths
man comes homs late u night, what Do
these advantages a;nouot tos
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

A fellow xho got drunk on election
day said it was owing 70 his efforts 10
put down party spirits. ~.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

Soft hearts often harden, but soft
heads never change.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-18

PHYSICIAN of this celebrated Institu-
/ ton, has discovered the most certain,
speedy, pleasant, and effectual remedy in
the world for all
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

lished in New York City, has declined the
position. Hi, letter concludes rs follows
q If / dared offer any advice, it would be
this: Put an American at the head of an
American conservatory, whoe Yer he may
be.n
DIR. HENRY +. I~IELMBOLD, the we'll
known druggist. has been discharged from
the Pennsylvania Insane Asylum on a writ
of habeas corpus. the Judge holding there
was no occasion for his detention in such an
institution. DR.. HelmbOld's counsel pro-
poses to bring suit for damages against the
asylum.
Hon. +. {. DuNNINGTON, Il pr0mi-
ncnt politician of Tennessee, and several
times 4 member of the Legislature, died at
Columbia on the 9TH.
4 PORTRAIT of Gen. Frank Blair, re-
presenting him in his prime, has been hung
i'll the Missouri Capitol at jefferson City. II
WAS painted by Gen. George G.. Bingham,
Acknowledgement of the State of Missouri.
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st. Louis.
Hard Times in New York City.

Although the times are desperately
hard, and very few business
men are able to make cur
rent expenses, the evil of eNtraya~ant
living goes on pretty much as it did
when nearly all men We're prOspering.
And it prevails most among pcoplcwho,
not many years ago, were barely able to
procure the necesSarics of life. There
are hundreds of men here, living 1T the
rate of $40, 900 a year, who could not
have gone beyond $4,000 4 year before
the war. 1t is not so much to crafty
their own taste as to please their fami-
lies that they have increased their
household expenses in this way. Most
of them would prefer living much more
plainly than they do, but their wives
and daughters clamor for fine houses,
costly wardrobes, expensive entertain
ments and all the ct ceteras of fashion
able life, and will not be refused. When
trade was brisk and money plentiful it
was not difficult to live up to the stand
ard of Murray Hill, but during the past
two years it has been decidedly other
wise, and many resident of that neigh
borhoOd has been at his wits end day
after day to keep up appearances. In
almost every instance either the savings
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of previous wears have had to be drawn
upon or credit stretched to its utmost
limit. Not very long ago one of the
leading physicians of New York died
suddenly, and when his affairs came to
be closed up it was found that he owed
his butcher alone nearly $4,000. | hear
almost daily of men supposed to be
quite rich who are in debt to trades
men of every kimd-grocer~, butchers.
bakers. milkmcn. etc.-and in all pro
balitv many ofthosc creditors will never
oct L dollar. Family extravaganza i
unqur>tionably one of the worst evils
now affecting society, and it IS proba-
bly, a~ hard to cure rs any that could b"
named.
The average clearinghouse keeper
of Gotham is more likely to be an OBJ
icct of rude Jest than of sympathy, but
III the present time she certainly de
! serves the latter. Landlords, is Il rule,
grant very little indulgence to boarding.
house keepers. and tradeSmcn are all "n
their guard against them; 50 if money
does not come in to meet expenses they
are very likely to 90 to the wall. Ihi>
summer has been an uncommonly hard
time with most of them, and probably
not one in fifty has been able to make
both ends meet. Rent Is not much low
cr than Il was when times were good,
and this mus be paid, anyways. TIL"
principal difficulty for some months
past has hern 70 get prices that are ri
all proportionate 10 the cost OF carrying
on house. Nj persons LIVING iii board
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ST. LOUIS. September ',1s75.
BEEvEs-CnoIce, sj.s1 Ct. - Gvot to PRIME,
e4.50a5.25; Cows amt Heifers, $2-2o54 o.;
Gorn-fGI Texans, $5.5aai.T)-
HOGS-SHippers, + .juJ 30.
SHEEP-GOod to Choice, :3.2JI4.jo.
s~L0UR-Choice Countrg, s'.e0s 20; AAA
W~aEAI|Red. No. :. s1.4s ] I.46l; NOS.
{ SOS 80
CoRS-No..2 White Nixcj..6G3.4o.
OATs-No, ;, I44@itsc.
TMorHY ofED-Prime, &2.sosG.E5.
ToBAcco-Planters Laes, &~6.OoGs.oo:
Medium Shipping Leaf, tlo.egE l2.ol;
HAY-Prime New Timothy, Si2.J1S 1890.
BUTTER Choice Dairy % -di-
EGGs-Il9 I42.
PoR6-standard Mess. s2I.1Js22.o 90.
LARD-Relincd, l4G lac.
WooL-Tub-washed, Choice. so; Urwashcd
Me'tiuln, 3l1 SIC.
CoTTQN-Niddling, lie.
NEW YORK.
B~EEvEs-Native, sS.Ods 1870: Texan, 81"
99.50.
HoGs-Dressed, slO.359l 100.
~SHEEP-C!Ipped, 85.TUG6 .oh.
~FLOUR-Good to Choice, $6.e0G6.50.
WHEAT-No. Chicago. Sl=j9I.1J
CORN-Western MiNed, ia 1ic-
OATs-Western Mixed, I7d sc.
POKK-Mess, $2I.I54-l.25.
consolidating, E5ac.
CHICAGO.
BEEvEs-Coinmon to cnoice. e4.o0 c g..
Texans, $2.ja5.50.
HOGs-Good to Choice, S7.50G9 900.
~SHEEP-ShOrn, $3.0 30.
F~LOUR-ChOice Winter, Extra $500 I.A.
Choice Spring Extra, $5.15G6-25.
~WHEAT-Spring No. :, Sl.l53l.l5!5. Spring
No. ), $1.GG4 dl.G.
CORN-NO. :, 59ls9 SOC.
OATS-NO. ?, A43tlac.
RYE-No. ., "a sc.
PoRK-New Mess, f2l.0112I %.
IARD-Per cwt. ! Is. cog 1870.
CINCINNATI.
~FLOUR-Famiiy. $G.4oS6.dj.
WHEAT-Hed. New, cUc9 &I.31.
COEN New, $50 10c.
9ATS-NO.2 :, y0S 5Oc.
PORK-New Mess, go 90 -1.H1.
LARD-Summer, l2ts e &c.
CoTTON-Middling, II c.
KANSAS CITY.
REEvES-Natlve Cows, l2.4J52.1j. Teya1r
Cows, $2.3542.J.
MEMPHIS.
~FLOUR-Family, $G.2jsS.2j.
CORN-Mixed, 1SG SOG.
OATs-New, AZ &C.
CoTTOS-Middling, H9 l44c.
NEW ORLEANS.
~FLoUR-Choice, 5 7.25s 10.
CoRN-White, sGS 92c.
OArs-i2 SOC.
HAY-Prime, So. 009 800.
PORK-Mess, S22.DJ9-2.JU.
BACON-lUA Gl+8:.
~SUGAR-FaIr TO PRIME 81. ! zoe.
COCrON-LOw A.i1IlIus, -. q g -,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

FOREwARNED, forearmcd-COur re
porter before dinncr)-''Bcg pardon,
my Lord, but could Your Lordship
kindly obli@e me, by giving me Il hint
It, to what your Lord~hip IS going t.
say in reply to the Duke when his Grace
proposes your ~Lord>hip'> hcaIth?" Hi
Lorlship: GLOW can i tell you what
I'm going to say until I've heard what
the Duke says Our reporter: ''Oh,
| can obli@e Your Lord>hip with what
his Grace is going 10 say, I've got it al
iii my pocket.'-Faueh.
Mr.. Beccher announces positively
that he will not lecture next winter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10
MISSOURI STATE NEWS
General Notes.

Gov. Hardin has written % Jefferson Da-
Wis, extending to him the inequalities of the
executive mansion during his stay in this
State. and in going to and returning from the
Galloway and Kansas City fairs.
MesSrs. Fox & Thompson have retired
from the le>Sceshir of the Penitcntisry and
all connection Herewith, having sold their
interest to their former associates, MeS>r>.
Burrs, Woodruff & Freeman, of Tennessee.
The Governor his offered i reward of 800
rs to each, for the apprehension of Thomas
killian, John Wilson and John Humphreys
charged with the murder OF John w. Amber
son. The occurrence took place three miles
east of Newtonia, in Newton County. Oil the
18th day Of August last.
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IT is reported from Washington that
the Treasury Department is making ac-
tive preparations with Il view to silver
resumption As soon As practicable. The
minis are running up to their fullest ca
pacity, and are likely TO continue TO do
so for several months. Prominent
Treasury officials, in conversation on
the subject. think the Secretary will
probably begin to make payments in
silvcraS soon rs gold comes down TO lo6
OF los, with 4 fair prospect that it will
remain at those figures.
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a h~alf-&3rccd; killed Il school-tcachcr,
named John Emmett Natf, of Lcayen-
worth, Kansas, south of T~alcquah, on
the Illinois River, for the purpose OF
robbery.
IT is announced that the P~oSt-oilicr
Department has perfected arrange
mentS for u fast mail train from New
York, Philadelphia. Washington and
Baltimore, via Pittsburgh, to Chicago.
st. Louis. Cincinnati, and all points in
the Southwest. This train will conn
mencc running Monday, September T.,
over the Pennsylvania Railroad and its
connections, making extraordinary fast
time so as to fully accommodate the i'm
mcnsc postal business of the cities dcsl@-
mated. as well rs Il limited number Of
through passengers.
DURING Il Republican political meet
mo held at Clinton, Miss, on the lth, L
difficulty occurred between the whites
and blacks present, the origin of which
i charged Ia several different causes.
Pistols were drawn and 4 good deal ot
shooting followed, the result OF which
is said to be the killing OF three white
men, Martin Scyrlcy, Charles Chiffon,
and Frank Thompson, and the wound
" -. -.i a.. ! ,ll,n.- -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

AVERY strange case of suicide i re-
ported from New York City. \ clam
bake was recently given at City Island
by the harbor pilots, at which 4 large
number of noted people Wrr" present.
Among the company was Signor fianni,
of the suite of Count Corto, the Italian
Minister. After the clambake, and the
company had enjoyed themselves, max
inc speeches and singing songs, Or.
Dorcmus announced that Si@nor Nianni
would give Il recitation in imitation Of
Ristori. Mr. Nianni took his position in
the center of the group. His voice was
clear and well controlled, and his geS-
ticulatiom highly dramatic, and his limbs
seemed to quiycr with passion, while
the expression of his face was startling.
He finished with the exclamation in
Italian: "God, who Judges all, viii
jud@c this" he then took Il pistol
from the outer pocket of his coat, and,
placing it to his temple, fired. He
fell partly N his face, and was perfectly
motionle>s. The spectators exclaimed,
"Wondcrful." and applause COM
mcnccd, when DR.. DorcmuS rushed for
ward, eNclaimin-: "Great God! gen
tlemcn, he is killed." Many ut first
thought this Il part of the entertainment,
but on lifting the body the horrible
truth became manifest. Eianni liyedfor
half an hour, but ney spoke. No cause
was assigned for the terrible act.
TIE simultaneous hanging of six muir
derers took plack ut Fort Smith, Ark,
on the Sd. The names of the executed
criminals and the nature of their crimes
are as follows: John Wilmington OF
Pickcns County, Chickasaw Nation, sc
wears of age; murdered John T. Tm-
ner, a neighbor, for the purpose of rob
berry: has confessed the crime. Daniel
Evans, Il native of Tennessee, 90 years
of ame: killed his companion, VIM. X.
Seabolt, near Eufala, Creek Nation,
while travelling from Texas; says he is
not guilty. James Moore, a native OF
johnson County, Mo, % years Of age:
killed a man named Spiyey, near Fort
Gibson, who with some officers was III
pursuit Of Moore for stealing horses.
Edward Campbell, Il negro, % years
of age; in connection with his two
brothers he killed Lawson Ross and 4
young girl, both colored, near Scully-
vile, Choctaw Nation. Smoker Man
Killer, a Cherokee, 10 years of age;
killed a young white man, named VIM.
Short, in the Flint District. Sam Fooy,
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I'll MARKETS..

that he will not lecture next winter.
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:SFFSI%SySTSssSss s.ss- ss$ = sss%s Columns
B94EbER5 #ASTHDI Isseose faes.TSIrs colu%p;
MSpsrE FOR sALE-sroosD PAGE
BUSHES BUSINESS c9ispl5 cS9iPsPppl5kryNIuEs-N!sru PAGE
CITY kEAE tsfAFE FoR sALE"sIcosD FaSa"Frss
cLERS% AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrH PAcz-Fourth
coAcmMES cmiSM IN" AND G1RDENERs-rwrLrrH PAcr-Finh
oA H
GoPARTNEEsHlrs,T7,:NIsrm PAGE; v, ,.,ur,n
PRT UEs 70 kE AND
and
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ESHSsE5 Rooas III s Ss'sSni TS
r...rs,a
HELP ana SsFIH i0Sa PAor-fh col
HoRsEs.. CARRIAGES. &c.-rInsr PAcr-lhird and
H9u$h h5SH &C. SSf@
e.craroursh column
sSH%n
nAsbh column
sYs% ssssAs...A column
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-Firsg coiumn.
PIANOFURTES ORGANS, &C.-sxcoSp PAGE-Fourth
PRofRssIoNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
oGT SALE OR TO
RENT--KcoSD PAcE-First column. . 80
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEc0ND PAGE-First
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-SEcoSD PAoE-First column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE3-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
KkWARDs-EIRsT PAcE-first column
SALES AT AUCTIUN-TwELTTH PAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANT .D-FEMALtS-TwELrTH PAGE
First. second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTEU-MALES = TWELFTH PAGE
Fourth column,
SPECIAL NUTICES-FIRsr PACE-Sccond and third col
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PAGE-Ftfth column.
THE TCRF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-SEcoND PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-FIRsr PAcE-sixth column
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMrNfS TO
LEI--SEcoHp PAGK-Second and third columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SKcoaD PAGE-Fourth col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LtT-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
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K AIsER BEER q. N.
German Empire Brewery,
Bremen
the finest hcahfst delicious wine c-like Beer in tho
world. The same crowned with the golden medal
At the last European exhibition.
Sold by barrels and butts.
HOLLENDER L CO.,
Tryon row, corner Centre and Chatham streets,
sole agents.
r. SAIL other imported Bavarian beers from Culm.
bach. Eranger, krzingen &c. also the Rochester and
! Gin clnnai beer always on hard.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-NOTE or THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
IL Company No. lf4 dated December q, 1874 at FIVE
months tor sl446 so drawn to the order OF themselves
and mdorsed by Charles Z. Niebuhr. Treasurer All per-
0ent has been stopped.
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BENEETT BUILDING.

BENEETT BUILDING.
RENNETr BUILDING a
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
l-Lawrence Co., Bankers
4 r sa%GS' s%I;S, ssS hs$ sssi$Ss:; $;s:.
'-FaS%ns Fa%im L. ~ IRON. nSncei cisars Mis0'
"a. i DaycnpSrt lia!is,T liaI!iss,TT:,,
Inlet Very esso sGoS5 tsE eSfpSS,ns sfSas and Insurance.
4. suSsS5sSs%, ssISSs% FESS;;yss:, Es%ysT
s-Ctmpbeii i Palmer, Lawyers
Meade & Rockwell lawyers
6-Northwestern Life Insurance Com2alY
l.. :. Benedict Agent.
TO let
1SS[ Charlton r. Lewis Secretary
i2-McCartly Chalmers Lawyers
III t / / F;rTn'Yn %riG iawvs1y Lswyer:
international oo'IifiiGS HaisS Af;sstsa0A AfSss.
s,F s1,Fcii!eS II issS,i I tard%eil, tta%dyssiil lawyer.
J. 5. Hanson, Lawyer.
6sheridan. ronynse, Cochran and McEwen. stene
sLEiI.ha Boomer, Real Estate
G,n.. G. = COS 2 H.nsai Zeal Estate i"Mscr.
I = Sishep. Lawyer; r.,
0M Y lrapnaSeh, IhWyel
y f. llsssnslL syan, Lawyer LaSSsrl
1. 1. Q. iies'i Wilson, Lawyer ,,''
" Durack, Lawyer:
!o-Wiikinson Peters, Trustees Of Estate OF White
iS( L. Woodruff, Lawyer
Pelham and F'f;SSisifi fSSESH Fsl5iss sT5HS Company
hdsar nanY e9stsf dMsffS n Bankruptcy
g hdgar ketehun Jr, lawve.
Sc: "c: SoIS1Isr. SaIisa; .f%ysT lawyer
{. L. Lane Lane Lawyer.
e i: / s!s.t s4;t
7-nsssins msasf s : "a CROOK, Lawyer.
Purroy Il ButzeI, LawyerA
sSlary' 4" DSaSHi" %aiisf akesssa sSsssnct, Lawyer.
&c. =: Williams. Lawyer.
lie. il. Glover. Lawyer.
u Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
ii(S. tuhler, Lawyer
IL sasmsTG; g, i hanss5 4 Ss5.v., s''A
3, Wakcmln & Lattns Lawyers
5}F. $. Winchester, Lawyer
sG%h s-F"sh 4. fI!eS. fiSs Lawyers.
s-iIaseaii 4 sieison. Lawyers
T. G. stedman, lawyer :, ,,.,r. n.u.
Steele &c! '' 'o''n'' D'na''n'
j. 4. n Ndsek Sdesker. eaIssi. Eeai Estate.
C. Il. Lydecker, Lawyer
III. r. &c }. a. Reed. Lawyers.
l2-Byrne, Everett Co.. Lawyers
~ Walsh, Habcrt and Eckerson. LawyerA
SIXTH STORY.
l-John Townshend Lawyer.
A. Nicholson
2-Henderson Benedict, Lawyer.
Il. Logan Scotch Granite e..
&c. ". Carpenter Lawyer.
A. Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
6{G. r. Webster, Lawyer
ID. r. Lyd1y Lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
81 John l.. Knight
IS Jantor.
81 Hodges Meeker, Lawyers
9(k s. Burr Lawyer
John Crompton, Accountant
Smith Il Dean City surveyors
10lG. W. Van Sicen Lawyer
ufT. II. Baldwin. Lawyer
12) Charles d. Barrow. Lawyer
IL Henry A. Gldersleeve, Lawyer
l4tG. X. Darlington, Lawyer
u. W. Tompkns Lawyer
r. u. Miner. LAWYER.
Two passenger elevators running oil the time
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II ENTUCKy STATE LOTTERY,
N Jingle Number scheme
tanthorizctby special act Of the Legislature),
$500 COO to be distributed among the holders of ckets
FIRST PRIZE, $50.U0O
The drawing TO AXE place at Covington Ky Saturday,
January &c. 1878.
No discoun.on prizes. Every prize paid in full
sIMMOM DICKINSON x CO., Managers.
$3.50 prizes aroanting to $S000W Whole Tickets $40;
Halves s.: Quaiers 5. 30. send all orders JOSEPH
BA ES CO., 7Ccdar street. New York, Post office box
4
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

AT THE FRIDAY EVENING PRAYER AND EXPE
N rence meeting will be sung, with organ aceompa
nimcnt from beautiful! selection OF hymns and spir
itua songs. BENZ. ALBRO 353 West Thirty.sixtl
street. All welcome.
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FOR SALE.

CENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.-MUST BE
" sold at once the Stock and Lease Of Gentlemen,
Furnishing store, doing COED business; first ass loc
tion rent and fixtures 10 pay tor $500 cash. and
easy terms Tor balance. Address SHIRTS. Herald
Office.
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HORSES, CARKIAGEs. &C.

A UCIIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY,
"A ITO AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.


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TALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
il and Fall River.-The steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave North River oot of Murray street.
daily Sundays exccpted) at 4 =. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all principal ho;c.s i'll the city.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE GALL
~ raD. via Worcester. Nashua and Rochester, the
shortest quickest and direct line Is
business. Leave Grand Central Depot, New York. at
sos and 10 A. NJ and and s:lO p. NJ The SOS and 10
A. NJ trains make connection Worcester juno.
ton with through trains for Portland arriving in Port
land IL :l5 p NJ Ihe3 and 5:lO r. NJ trains connect
at Worcester with the express next morning foi
Portland, Bangor and ST. Johns through tickets and
trains between Worcester and Portland
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TTERALD BRANCH OFFICES
III ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS
UP TO NINE =. NJ, AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED
WITH litRALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
ING, AT l,2e5 Bis,ApWAY AND $50 SIXTH AyENUk,
BETWEEN THIkrY-FIRST AND THIRTY SECOND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE 2,2Sl Third AVENUE, CORNER OF l24rH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7 81
p. NJ. AND NEWSDEALkRS SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING,
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EXCU RSIONS.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY

rCICKsTs CIRCULARS INVITATIONS POSTERS
and all necessary Printing for excursions, parties.
balls. &C. done in the best style and at low rates at tho
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT H5
Broadway, New York.