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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
Orpbans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday o: each week.
CAIf Judge-Thos. G. Maynard
Assocutes-Wm. J. Black and G. W. bud
dcrar.
Rtqixtrr of NMs-Col. John r. FouAcr
Couutv Commixwonryy-LcwiS Crawford
President; John w. Staup, i. I. Harris
Augustus Nicodcmus, Geo. |. W mp
IA.yk To CommiSStontrs-E. y. Gitlln%cE'
tousrtoy of .>tute and Co""ty T"fs-G.
W. Miller,
Coun.y Surrryor-Wm. II RamshFs.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, John W. White; Commission.
ar. + ,>,onrr, !. Owen, Andrew kr>el"I
Secretary and Examiner john W. Page.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
D;.r;c, No. l5-Frc,'h White, Mcchan,
i,.stovu: c l.. firor Graccham; " III. >.
Mcpherson, Calociin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Brrnard Cullillo"cr.
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MEI2IANIGSTOWN. y.

Bulyrsx 5. Firor.
r,un xxi,a,rs Stokes, Geo. W
Foreman, Thomas Andcrs, +. l.. Bohiitz.
fTyk-E. l.. BoblitZ.
I,ar E,YSrt3r-J. Thco. Wacschc.
post,adsfrr--JOhn Root.
r23sttp,--J. TLeo. Wacschc AMI JD,n
4 Rrnacr.
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Selcfhd Yaehp.
For the Clarion.
MY NOUNT1IN HOME.

BY LAUREL.
Cctoctin mount, my happy home,
Whose towering height and sparkling sand
Its peak lifts up which makes a dome
High in ,hc air in Maryland.
never shall forget the time,
When oft | used t. roam
Youths days, SO ctand, so sweet, sublime,
At my dear mountain home.
never shall forget
Ny early DAYS on earth;
All, do | we'll remember yet
The cheerful family hearth.
How oft we gathered round
The happy tircsidc,
With loved ones who are no more found,
This side Of Jordan tide.
We were Il happy family then,
Our home was bic>t with peace,
Which can't h. written Wilha pen;
But all, carlh's Joys DO CEASE
Amid the happy days of yorr,
Death came into ilat home,
And took some loved ones ON before,
Beyond the Jordan's foam.
Since tncn I've launched on lite's rough sea
Mv little bark to sail,
But know il tru" to God lhr,
III anchor in Tie vale
Dear mountain home, say farewell,
rhy name With me will never dl",
| am now striving tor II dwell
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COUNTY OFFICERS :

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Cnirf Judge-lIon. K. I. Bowie.
.Axsociates-IIons. John a Lynch and w.
V. Bouic.
States .4ttorney-Miton G. Crncr.
Clerk Of CircmH Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.Sherit-Thomas II. Willicr.
ud;tor-Frcd'k. j. Nelson.
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Grise]da," she murmurel impatient
". "Wir nothing arouse him ."
There was A certain self-stvlel Span
isl naroujs at the hotel. lie was
pretty well known to be an unscrupu-
lous gambler. At one of the balls
Alice selected him asa partner in Two
consecutive waltzos.
Something. must come Of this"
she thought as she whirIed aroord to
tbe strains Of the BIue Dannhe
Something d.d coloe Of it. Guy
Phillips srrit was aroused. After
the dance he oraspcc her wrist. ana
led her out uuon the balcony. lie
sterplv Commanded her ncyert5 dance
a round dance with any other than
himself. Alice had not hargainel for
this. She wanted more warmth, even
jealousy, in her lover, but she would
brock no infringement on her liberty
Of action. she replied A~ughtIy,
there was a stormy scene, and they
parted.
Wnon her brother Tom rroro,cI 10
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r X. Turner, who has become no.
torious as II forger of deeds, was ia ken
from Quincy, Illinois, on Thursday,
to California, Missouri, on relusi-
ton. lie is charged with forging a
deed TO about S20uoO worth OF land
two years ago, and il is expected that
some startling deveIopements will be
made at the trial, which Will begin
next Monday.
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The first instalment Of the new
postal cards, three million one hun
Ired and eight thousand, was
received in Washington from Spring
Gell, Mass, on the 21th inst.
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CHANGE OF TINE
" WESTERN MARYLAND Il. R0AL
6Ta ETfSS1,s5 s+s;y - -.;s:.ttf -
Ha zstii,s..s;td1;S.e ,s.,.ssss x.sjk-s.sIts

NN and after Sunday, June 3, 1870,
" Passenger Trains will run as fol-
lows:
, 1875-11-07

Three well-known professional sports, two Of
them belonging to Gold Hill aud the third to Sill
yer City, were, in the absence OF anything batter,
having . little poker gama At Dodge Shane's 3
saloon yesterday morning. 4 Chinaman, who
happened to be passing by, heard the cheerful
clink Of coin, and. LOOKING in, discovered that q
game was in progress. John stepped IN, and,
after looking on d while. remarked, lie hoap
eabe play ali same. MEXICAN man." at the same
tlma exhibiting large sack Of coin. The eyes
Of the sports slistened and their fingers itched
to handle the coin OF sbe heather. John VAS ln-
rlted to take a hand, and in less than an hour
Afterwards Nas seen leaving tine ealoon with 81
the spare coin the others had in their possession.
The question that puzzled them, no less than
the numerous circle Of friends who gathered
around to copsole their loss, was how such an
internal. stupsd-looking pig-eyed heather got
away with the game. The question is no nearer
solution now than when it VAS first put. and
those sports 60 around locking detected and
feeling exceedingly cheap. TheT have the ssm-
pathy Of their large circle OF friends, who are
constant in thir efforts to cheer them mp.
, 1875-11-07

American Art Manufactures in Europe.
Tbs celebrity which art manufactures aehier-
ing in Europe especially American pianoa repre-
scented abroad By the piano-1naAers OF the world
Messra. 6teinway h Sous, whose Instruments are nc
Justly famed, alike With professional experts and the
general musical public Is continually being exhibited
in cur foreign exchanges
The most recent recognition Of the surprising mer-
its Of these instruments gather from the fagebat
{day paper) Of Hsnover, May s, from which We quote
the following:
Messrs. Sseinway Sons may again boast with just
pride Of recent and most brilliant SUCCESS which
their grand pianos have achieved, coupled with the
highest honorable recognition the part Of tho most
German composer Of the present day. Richard W.g-
uer, aud shortly after him the hero of the piano, DR..
Franz I1szt paid Hanover visit both Of them uscl at
their residences steinMaJ grand piano, furnished
rricz to leaving, Richard Wagner addressed Letter,
from which We quote Is follows:
"Accept my heartfelt thankB for the incomparahly
magnificent steinway Grand psno, which is eminent-
ly worthy Of better pianist than yours, ever thank
ful, RICHARD WAGNER"
In this letter. The great composer distinctly desie-
mated Dr.. Frnnz List, Who on Ills arrival sent for
the Same instrument Herr Wagner had uset as also
so-called cabinet upright As is sufficiently wel
known the maestro took part in the great Bach fes
tiva coucerts and In the piano duets with .drr Won
steinway Grand used by his lady partner prob-
bly, regarding her "a the weaker vcssel but it is a
notnhle fact that often Dr.. Ltszt sat down to
play solo, he invariably gaTe the stetnway tnssru
It matinee 1t AR. Won B1onsarts. In which Dr.
Lszt took part, playing trio Of Bronsarts, Lihztb
songs ETC., lie exclusively used the Steinw"y Grand
aud took occasion to cxprnss to the agent hia unqua
instruments, also presenting to him, IS memento, his
picture, with autograph.-indcptndfnt.
, 1875-11-07

3fesrs. Jno. B. Drake Co. Will gEe their twentieth
annual game dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel On Sat
urday next ut O'Clock p. n, upon which occasion
there will BE- served to their guests forty diderant
kinds Of game-three more than they served he-
fore The game dinners given heretofore By Mr.
Drake at the old fremont Houee was Of the fea-
tures Of Chicago and the West, aud glad Ree
that he intends to keep up tho custom.
, 1875-11-07

We are advised by the General Agent Of the ves.a
Crate that he is now ready to f1 orders for them
promptly. We have one in editorial room. aud as
far See, upon short trial. 1t is worthy
the inspection OF all who desse clean crate. The
Office Of the Agent Ia 16o East Washington street.
whore another one may be burning At any time.
, 1875-11-07
The Teeth,

Health, comfort aud personal appearance are it,
volved SAya your teeth. Fitst-ciass reliable. and
experienced gentlemen Of the denta profession can be
found 1t Dr. MeCnesney's, CLARK and Randolph
streets Neither painful expensive Only s8 full
se best gum teeth. Teeth extracted free Of charge
from to a. II,
, 1875-11-07

The Putnam Clothing House. 1n and 1S3 Clark
street. and II. Madison street, desire to call the at
tenon Of those wishing to purchase clothing to the
fact that they have hand the largest and best
sorted stock in the city, Ill Of their anufacture
which fact enables them to sell well made garments ut
low prices Money refunded on all goods purchased
not satisfactory in quality and p7iee De to call
ande1ane their stock and prices before purchasing
eHaThere.
, 1875-11-07
rha City's Right to Assess and
Tax Vessel Property
Affirmed.
RI Of Judge Blodgett's Decision Of a
Case in Admiralty.
- .opears that q Municipal Ta1 Is Rot
"a DutJ on Tonnage"
l1ao that the Gity's Assessment Is Good
Unless Complained Of

7bs following is the opinion in full Of Judge
u,o1oett in the case OF Johnson ct. al. vs. The
etr o, Chicago and George yon Hollep, inrolg-
~ tbe question OF the right OF the city to tax
,.xsels as personal property:
1>ta IL = libel against George Won Ho'len and the
r1 Il Chicago for possession Of the sehooner North
~. Tire admitted facts that enid schooner was,
"a te is d,y Of May, 1s74 owned By the hbellants,
T,.oh Johnson S2.er AmupdEoc. AID Ncls Peteraou,-
1ssson ownig anehaf, aud the others each quarter
s+s1rt-Johnsou md A2undson residing In the city,
- pta1s,n ut Lake ycw Said vessel Was registered
<n-oej. End licensed under The laws of the United
,.tss ii The Office Of the Collector Of the Port Of
nhtcxeo in the name Of johnson a owner, ana was
ssaed It aad snce that time In the business Of
.rcs upon the navgaoe waters Of the United States
xeep he Port Of Chicago ind ports Of other States,
rsane vessel Of over ~ tons burthen- Between the
it 4 Nay and the let Of July, in the yes! 1874 said
,esel Fss assessed by tie Assessor Of the City ot
f;esRo u the valuation Of 5000 said assessment
heoe entered lie 4sseaseatBooE in the following
tom 49,. =, x, ..
r ii tho South Division Of the City of Chicago ILL.,,
seardinT to the assessuacn:-rou. returned Or 1e
rset b. The Board Ct ASSESSORS for the year 1874"
1.r Of yEssELs REGISTERED N TITS DISTRICT ASD
NOT EETE1ID.
, 1875-11-07

Spend Your Money Judiciduslyl
The readers Of THE TRIBUNE Will hnd it to their
interest to examine before ordering elsewhere the
nohby oyercoats aud suits ranging price from S21
$40 and the stylish pentsloons from s. S12 which
are made to measure at Gatzert's popular tailoring
housd. l8a South Clark street.
, 1875-11-07

glasses, etc., Tuesday morning, st 10 O'Clock,
aud will continue all day and evening until all sold.
This will be good opportunity to purchass gooda
cheap for the coming holidsys Sale 1t W. 4. Buffers
L co.,a Auction Rooms, No. lo8 Madison street
, 1875-11-07

Barstow's Wrought-Iron Furnace.
Perfectly gus and dust tight. No oveEheated r4dat
ing surface. Economy and great power. nav and
valuable improvement. To be seen at Daltons. 1872
and 1874 State street,
, 1875-11-07
Know Thvsalf.

To know ones self should be one Of the chief oh
Jecs tn life. A. E. Willis Is natural physiognomis
aud Of the most accurate deineators OF characte
in the country. His Office Ia at IT Madison street. COL
oi State. He has also opened chronological read
ingroo for the benefit Of those Who wish to become
familiar with the science.
, 1875-11-07

An ingenius physician Of paria-Ranaulot by
nsme-,nors than two hundred years ago began ctrcu
lattng newB-eheet for tbs amusement of his patients
From this beginning newspapers grew, and soon be-
came advertising mediums for al classes Of goods in
cluding El1wood colIara.
, 1875-11-07

Important to the Preservation OF Toeth-
John Gosnell's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
the most ehicacious dent1frice known. Try it. For
sale by all druggists. Wholesale agents, TorreJ +
Bradley. III and 113 Randolph street.
, 1875-11-07

Pictures Of Victoria Woodruff
and her beautiful daugate. for sale at Willis sseyens
n Madison street. correr State. They the only
artsta in the city who haze Them Persons wiahing
fine work for Christmas should cali and sce their
ararfrnenA
, 1875-11-07

Uhat q yorth-Slde Lady Thinks ot
the Grent Suburban Roal Estate
DeuIer's Cheap Home Scheme
There Is man Of great renovn
Dwells in cur uidst-one Ira Brown.
At any time be can be found
1A2 Lasa1le street. 'way down town.
If you want home IN Ioyely spot,
He will sell you hundred-dollar lot
outin the suburbs, hway from the dta
OF the busy oity'a crimo and nm.
II funds are low and purse Ia slim,
It makes no difference to him.
Ee saks but fifteen dollars down.
This phlhnthroplc Ira Brown.
Then five rer month, an esEy payment:
Your wife can save 1t on her raimens
lust do without that Last new bonnet,
And you have made payment On it.
In Park Ridge his possessions lie:
Alovely place, and quite close by;
'Tia reached by eighteen trains per day,
At only eight cents' fare each Way.
The tiues clear; he Owls the land;
You get your abstract in your hand
Without mora trouble Or ado.
So just go down, now, tell you.
To Ira Brown.
, 1875-11-07
The Shrinkare in pr;cea

The ShrinkaEe in Prices
Is not half apparent in any other manufactured
article in thix market IN the immense stock Of fu.
nitute the manufacturers have ordered their aeants
samrson. Greene + Co, 19a and 194 Stats street to
-nn
, 1875-11-07

Get Your Old photographs Copied
BY Gentle, who haa engaged artists from Italy who
have made specially Of copying in co1ors India ink
Of crayou~ Studios, los State, corner Warrington
, 1875-11-07

Oxon1xed Ok-Marrow for the Hair,
by Buck Rayues, makers Of the '' Mars Cologne.
, 1875-11-07

The Express Companies AL Puzzled.
They eay fire contributions ere still coming In
else why all this old gents clothing to Cook 31c>
Lam 81 Dearborn atreei, marked c. o. D? They
mark the new appearance when returned.
, 1875-11-07

Exouisite Card Photographs.
"Brands best quality" for s. per dozen. atudfoa
se6 Wabaxh avenue.
, 1875-11-07


Ballet, Davis & Co.'S Grand, Square, and Upright,
and Smiths American Organs, be found only At
". ". kf,ubals. corner State and Adams st1aets,
Chicago.
, 1875-11-07
1ew York Bird Store,

217 Madison street, just receised fresh lot OF LOCO
German cana1y birds at $3.50 pair. Also MI other
Gat1aao singing birds. Satisfaction guaranteed.
, 1875-11-07

Forfeited Pledges at Public Sale.
Mr. upEoan, the well known pawnhrnker. begins hin
Isle cf forfeted watches, diamonds Jewelxy chxins
, 1875-11-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

On TUESDAY NEXT (Sov. q, At the honz of 10
O'Clock :. M, At 50 South Ha'stca~ss: WI sen AZ
.toct nav n that ulzce aatd soc consisting OF Ctocs
er5 sijrervars Tables. Table ren. Chairs. Cooking
Range Cooking Stove, and everything q ed II carry
mo N = T-stan1ant L BAETELS,
80 ~ Constable and Aucdoaeex,
, 1875-11-07

Nall 9ud Expzcsa..,....,,,....,
OtlAwa aud 5Itcalne Passenger
Dnbnune L oio1x Uity E1p-.....
Psctoc FAat Lkne, ior Oulxha. +.
kAuaAs City. La&senworth, A..
cn1son / S. Joseph EXP.
Texas Exptess,
Aurora ta1senger,.,.............
Meoda&A. ottawa 4 Stre& tor Pau
Anfnra Passe1xeF..............,,
Aurora Passenger {Sunda7}.,,,.
DUBUQUE 4 Siou1City Exp. -.
Pacific Might E1p. for Olual,A.
kAnsas Cit7. teavenworth, A.
Gibson 4 st. Joseph Exp.
Uo~oer's Grose Accommodation
Dowuer'st t3roye accommodate Il ~
OoWner'sEfpse xcco1nn1nx1Efin 4
, 1875-11-07

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 VulNcY 7al71an
Qtots, Ldk<-st., Inaaa1 da& Sief-sakh.,f
and Cana! and SiEtestAsts. 1teess otsess, 6s cIuk
enH at aepoaI
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Il The Great Trunk line and United States Mail route.
Trains leave NewYor from foot Of Desbrosscs and Cort-
Express Harrisburg Pittsbug tbs West and south with
Pullman palace ears attached, 9s3O A. NJ, and 80 r. NJ
For wliiamsport Haven cia Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Division connecting at Phladepha, Sso
$50 T. NJ, eonneetns ~ Cory for Ttusville, Petroleum
For Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Wash
S y OF gms pS,os s"1' a R s@@
lar At \ 40 4. NJ, 3and0P NJ sunday Y. n
4,iIQ, 4 90, ., Z, 500 r. NJ aud Y night Sunday,
ga M's 80; 7, $50 ana 9r NJ Emisrans and
For Ns%e5G a 9 so, s,o,lolAM;di2,Mnai
7:33 ; 10 10 u 80 Z NJ and might sunday . A.
For kIl i1s5eth T. 80 40 SHa 40 10 4 y
2&o $40, 346, Z, 4:lo 400 100, 20, 20, 8 d;lO
81 NJ 20, 6, 30, Z aud $40 +. NJ
e? S nG s6 S2 SO 10 20 Z 10 " dS
G&3 I 70, 10 7 ~ and y night. Sunday, A. NJ
For WoodbrIdse forb Amboy and South Amboy, aud 10
For NV HIraassics and ; 4, w. Y y: 2, sI9, 4aoi
92o, Gao l.. NJ. and ~ night Sunday, 3 A. NJ, q aud
For East MIllstoue p noon, 2, and 20 r. NJ ~
for Flaf;eiea, (, s'io T. II i33o, y no and 5r. NJ
For Bennington, Philpsburg and Bevldere S;3o A. M'
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, BPM
For Trenton B9raentown Burlington and Camden 80 and
For e Fre e. Nd Z 7o 4 H. 3 a g and HiorM
For Eonuinglae and sqaaq. 80 4. aud PPM
For Iigt,!own remPerton and cimden VIA Perth Amboy
Z|pl T. VI, ana VIA Monmouth Junction. 4lO T. NJ
For ightstown aud Pcmborton. A. NJ via Perth Amboy
aud 49, A. VI via Monmouth junction.
Trains arrive follows From Ptsburg % ana lDfD A.
NJ aud 20 T. NJ. daily; 1913 A. W. and 20 T. NJ daly
except Monday From Washington and BatmOre, y ~ A.
NJ i4l2. 5il3 and 1917 T N. sunday, 6:2O VI From
lhilnlclphta a!lO 30 $50, 40 IL 30 III - a. ~ !
2I1, 10, 40, gao 800 3 -, . -. 1877 T. NJ sun.
uay. ~ 14 G;55, 1913 II - A. NJ 800 ~, lo'%'
Ticket Offices 526 aud 0tf Broadway No Astor House
and foot Of Desbroses aud Cortland Streets NO Cont
street Brooklyn NOS ia 16 aud lls Hudson street. lo-
boken Emgrant Ticket Once, No 3 Battery place
FRANK THOMPSON, ID. NJ BOYD, Jr,
General Aana9oE Gen. Passenger Agent
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CHANCE TO RECEIVE SUPERB GIFT.
Messrs untoon Sorer beg leave To that hey
have chartered from Jarrett Palmer the superb steamer
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

< HERMAN SHERIFFS AND GENERAL AUG
-. tioneer-Wines, Liquors brandy Champagne Cigars,
Office Furniture Safes &c Friday September3 at lua
O'Clock No l3 Bowery the entire stock OF wholesale liquor
dealer and importer Consisting Of large ana General assert
Of casks imported Brsndes Gin and Rum barrels OF
choice old Bourbon and Rye Whisky various brands casks
Of Port sherry and Rhine Wine about 3O Imported
Brandes, Wines Gin, Btters, Caret kimmel, &c cases
and baskets Champagne large lot of brandes VINES
Mhiskey &c In bottles also large lot Cigars Once Fur
niture, safes, Ne. sale positive; dealers invited
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM
TON

rNHOS GAFFNEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II CENTRE
street sells this day at 10 o'clock the Furniture Of the
private house 1854 Wooster consisting Par0r Suits
la Tete Tees, sofas bureaus black walnut and
other Bedsteads Tables Chairs, Parlor stoves &c
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

"A waiter elthav f,r private family boarding house
give any reference. Address WAITER. Herald upt"~'
Branch Office.
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EXCURSIONS.

"T HI4NDID rAOUNSIO4''' MAuNIT TVI73'I UT n
A GRAND WINDUP TO THE SEASON.
SAIL ON THE PLYMOUTH ROCK.
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GENTLEMAN or EXPERIENCE WANTED-TO
n orders for General Walkers Statistical Atlas OF
United states based ninth census Ad.
dress JULIUS BIEN. i6 Park place
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Line.
The steamship
HUDSON. Captain eager.
will leave pier No North River Saturday September f.
at II. NJ.
Through given Mobile ST. Louis, Nicksburg and
other points Cabin passage, $40; steerage, F25.
For freight, at lowest rates, or passage, apply to
CLARK AZ SEAMAN 81 West street.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LfNE-FOR CALIFOR-
/ MIA japan aud China, from pier - North River
FOR ASPINNALL.
Connecting for AL Central American and Paclnc ports
EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE GILLIAN EXPOSITION
AND RETURN.
good tin March, 1876 $|Ji, gold.
OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY x22l, GOLD.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
no SAN FRANcisco DiRECT VIA sfRAiTs OF Ma
GELLAN.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company win despatch their
and elegant steamship
CITY or SAN FRANCISCO
or about Wednesday September 10. 1879 Tor above
named destination.
Cabin fare, 800 currency
For freght or passage apply at pier ~ North River
H. j. BULLAY, Superintendent
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CoAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.

VNANTED-PHONOGRAPH II BANKING
w Office partial time. Address, stating terms per hour
box 70 Posi- office.
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As UNDER COOK OR KITCHEN MANLY YOUNG
~ willing. AFRAID 81 WofA A'uieN' 80 -
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANY'S LINE
IL for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOUkG and HAMBURG
kLOPSTOCk Sept WlELAND. sept. 10
FRISlA. sent 8 POMMERANIA. Sept. -
Rates Of passage TO Plymouth London, Cherbourg. Ham
burg and all points in England, Scotland and W ales
Cabin first saloon, gold 800
Cabin second saloon gold 90
currency 80
KUNHARDr Co, &. Il. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
OF Broad street. Nav York. 81 broadway, New York
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RESPECTABLE CoLORED BOY WISHES A STU
"a alton take OF office can write plain hand
Call AZ address 10 West 26th 81.
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L'OR NASSAU, n. r.,
Carrying the Mails
The steamship ZODIAC viii sail from pier rs East River
September - and October H. II NJ. For freight
passage apply 20 MURRAY, FERRIS CO., Agents, W
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CUNARD LINE-B AND n A. X. NJ S. p. co.
" NOTICE.
With view to diminishing the chances OF collision the
OF this line take specific for all Of
the
ON outward passage from Queenstown New
Boston, crossing the meridian of 80 ut AZ latitude nothing
20 the north of AZ
ON the ard passage crossing the meridian
latitude nothing to the north of AZ.
From new YORK Tor LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
.RUSSIA. We'd Sept. = ABYSSINIA. We'd, Sept. -
BOTllNiA. Wed, Sept. Is ALGERIA Wed, Sept -
Steamers do not carry steerage passengers
Cabin passage $50 $780, $50 gold, according
notation Return tickets favorable terms
Seerage tickets and from all of Europe lowest
rates. Freight and cabin Office, No. Bowling Green.
Storage office, IL Broadway trrnity Buildng).
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN, Agent.
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CAHrETs yo,r,,n,.
Beds Bedding. &c
Payments taken
BY the week month.
Terms
KELLY 4 CO,
corner Of Twenty hnh street aud Sixth avenue.
CARPETS, PARLOR AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
- almost new. private sale, By family declining
housekeeping Call between and O'Clock at 200 Monroe
(rOuD SECONDHAND AND MlsFlT ENGLISH
- BRUSSELS three ply and ingram Carpets OcOths. Cocoa
M9tns &C. cheap the old place III Fulton street,
side entrance
iI'hh GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY, 10 EAST FOUR
"ehth street, between Broudway and Fifth
onernE her large stock Of elegant Furniture their
mannaeture, At greatly reduced prices Factory Moore
street, Brooklyn. Il u.