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, 1876-12-11

DASvl11.E, ILL.,, Dec. 0.-Tno Receiver Of tho
Tolclo, Wabash IL Western 1al'troud, ]. u,
Cox, lias fl!rd his hill IN equity in the Circuit
Court of this county, ns!sng tlnt tho sntd roatl
may he rclcascd from the payment u tho Tux
assvssctl I'll 1915. 1le bill futs forth TINT thu
caitltal sttcE Of tho Company was nsscssea ut
U0cents on tho dollar, when In reality it was
not worth u.
, 1876-12-11
'rICI<E!'.'rIIIItVES.

6{FTFU1 17EI{{3CH
ST. Louls, Dec. l0.-Frcderlck q. Stsoude,
for sosne tlnlu past tickct-elark In tho employ
OF tho st. Luuis & Southeastern llallroad, asltl
Stockton Curnack aml Eugeuu Wells, two
yuunK lnc.. abous Town. llayu been ur-
rested during tic past week for steal
Ing tlEty-sevon rallrtial ttrket. from Ey-
a,isvlllc, Ind, to San Francisco, yaluct1 ut
$l,iUU. btroullr NUS arrcsfrl IN hnnsn5 City,
Cit1,lack tn a}ll,aila, a,,l Wells III st. I.o,ts.
slrots ronfcssrs IL ti'u thrfs, bit rlatns tllat
tho Inh was put NJ, by t'arulark a,Id Wrifs.
Others nru implicated, hut their na,,lcs lmyo
liut becn 1llallu ilulillr.
, 1876-12-11

CINCINNATI, Dcc. 1U.-Thure was q fatal accl-
dental shooting this AFTERNOON at lo'cloek at
M. BIS West Sixth street, the victim being y
young aud handsome wotkipg-girl namcl Jano
Margust, aud tho pcrI~trator, by gross case-
lcsancss ono Of her bcaux, Al stausfcr, SOL Of
fuslAcr policeman uo aud the gtrl aud au.
, 1876-12-11

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dee. GA special to tho
Er<utag 4Ne'es saya three Young lasl!c.,-two
Misses Campbell, a Miss Choatc, ,-and nnu mnn,
Jan,cs Gregory, wcro drowned In =" m!ti-l,ont
tc, miles fron, Ol,nstcati. KY, Friday night. A
one cameo and ttve IN another. Aa tho party NJ
ten nprrmtclcd the bank, Rbout seyenty-tlyc
yar1s tlatRnt, the canun begun tn dip water,
n1,i naity sunk, fro Ut the inen md fnc lady
swain In tho bhnk, thu other four werc convey
ell to d watCry grave.
, 1876-12-11

man rnnnot "mcet." Tho Court required tho
ct,,I,isct for tic defense to nsnit f',at thcro
would ltavn been M meeting II not,olY hnd nt-
tented. Tho Pail .NaH fdtttie rcinnrka tint =
In Impossible for mn ..snn Il, fnrln "Httos,n.n
A. 6cst, lie could mt FUN moro lan II
, 1876-12-11

Cen Frank Meyers, tho Ge,crul Passenger
nml Ticket Agent Of the rlttstarg, Furt
Wayne l. Chicago Railroad, left for tho East
yesterday TO nttcnd ,ucctng Of railrnatl nla.1-
pgcrs. 1h!s tnnfere,,rc {. rnr The purpose nf
Nl4c,t4sf,,. Tho ntlvtsnl,iiy VI increasing The
passenger rates IL n,ui fron, tue hcuosit rit'cr.
lIlc striI;e MI tho Cnrt, IL ST. 1.s'ufs lHtrDa.l
II uscr, and truths nrn again running regularly.
Thcru Ii still hail feeling, however, an,1 some
uE tho new engnu-ncn invo bccn assaulted by
tho discharged stiikcrs, Will. whom most Ut tho
other trnn-nlt!l arc snlli to sytnbathzc.
Paul Railroad for tho month OF Nuyonlbcr were
~ follows:
lB7i..,.,,,,..,.,,, -, :. ,.,,......$1Gi, Oan
1875 :, ,................ ............... D!Tt U99
, 1876-12-11
s1NK-1IoLEs ON A 1AILNOAD.

4ptcfas Correspondence W The Tribune.
LANSING, Mcl'., Dee. 9-T,c Knk-l,olcs OIL
tho ltnc Of the Chicago i Northeastern Ruil-
road are in tho Town Ut Meridian, Ingl,am Coun-
ty, anil arc giving much trouble. One, on the
Kullner farr1, Is 110 feet long ind 10 feet deep,
md nuntt,er 10 rols long nlld "a Ieet dIcp, mil
another 800 feet long md 10 feet deep. 4 largo
amount Of timber IL used fur rllng and causc-
NAV.
, 1876-12-11
FINANCIAL,

B1kf1d4 7HtFd3cH 70 7H9 1F16VH2s =
MlsNEAroLls, Mlnn., Dee. 10.-1'ho North
Star W0olcn Mills wey0 sold ut atlrtInn yesterday
to satisfy u mortgage vi $780, ,0U3 held by Samuel
Tyler, father Vt Oh. Of tl.c pruprlctors, WIN wus
the purchaser for s51 ,AN. tilhsun II Tt'er. f1rer
uwirrs, were throw, tnlo bankruptcy liabilities,
Sb50 ttxu; uBscts very Hniall.
, 1876-12-11
STEAMER WRECKED,

EUrAuLA, Ala, Dee. 10.-Tlsc steamer 1aIg
Foot. owned by tho Central 1aflroad of Georgia,
WINS snagucd and sunk ten miles above l,cre last
night. The rrew and passengers were sayctt.
Tic lever deck Is under water. About 200 bales
Ut cotton arc iloatfng ntf. II Ia nnknow u
whether the et,tton on The stenmcr WIS Insured.
Tho steamer will BE- II tUtnl 10sx.
, 1876-12-11

SALEM, A1nss., Doe. IA now boiler in tho
basement of Winslow tE Rogers shoe n'anufac-
tory burst while being tested, anl It's il,ycntor,
j. II. Mills, was killed. Wihslow and Rogers
wcrc seriously injured
, 1876-12-11

AMSTERDAM, y. u. Dee. 0--Durtnx the gale
this afternoon ". A[al,on md child were ktflctt
while attempting tn escape from their ao!,sp,
tho ROOT vi wticf, was blown otI, aud Mrs.
atnnton Wus seriously injured.
, 1876-12-11

nrFPALo, y. L., l>tr. lu.-'rne charrcd re-
minus Of tic unk,n,wn man burned at tho art.i-
dent OH tue Erie Road Saturday, ut Dale Stu
ttnn, wcrr brought iu this rlty tanl evening. A
passenger Mhu had talked with llM learned
, 1876-12-11
1,LnyXnoSvN,


New YonK, der. a.-'Tltt clearing portion nt
tho grain elevator ut tic tuot Of Slxstcth street
was demolished during tho galo ths lor,llnE,
aud Edward 1.ooncy wntGlltnnlI, was Killed.
, 1876-12-11

TINT his homo Ia near Fort ituron, Nfich.. wncrc
lie has resided thirty years. Tho man wns
thlcksct, mt tall, nhoitt 20 years old, and Ind
on rcd flannel shirt.
, 1876-12-11
1.-THE WEATHER,

WAsHIsa4os, D. c.< Dee. III a. m.-for
tho Jake region, slowly risfug tcmpcratnret
soutl, uni cnst to west wtnls. generally cloudy
weather, aud snow, wltt, falling barometer cast
OF Luke Miclirnn.
sptcfaf Dispatch ia Tie Tribune
BUFFALO, Dec. 10-.t STORM III more thu
usual severity struck this Vicinity Mt O'clock
Saturday morning, continuing through. thu tloy
ti,r gale rCachlng thirty-.lye tn turty miles iii
hour ut times. High water III the lnrlst,r WAS
tho result, iluMlinE Easements OH the canals, but
doing io scr!nltB dlnlNgc.
LDcAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-12-11

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---. .---I--- ~ l-------.- I-.'-.-
G:51 a. N. no. ", q ~ a. r.. fresh .O3 1t. snoH
ll:lHn. H. MI III III ES, frGth,... .... 1t.
2sxip. III alsf H. Il! ~. T.. fresh :. ClcarinE
l:i3lL ill., ALfi, I'll II iEaiH1 ......u.I .Ul!ClDMly.
uatlr I'LL i.T.lEtI - II CaiMi .... |;luIly
lu:lB II. m. 3.tJl 4 ~ tCalm .... Fair.
Maximum Thermometer. ~. minimum. zero.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIsHEAAsSEESy or palS1 MN srEctAaIy 4. ,nr.o.
18th st. Office hours from to 8.
III september /: spanish gold and Havana Bank bills
'0'SA' 'A' s' SARTiSs2 M 'cs. co % o@s St. basement
II CHRONIC CATARRn. DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
method
NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
~ comprising series OF Lectures delivered =. kahn;
Premature Decline showing ndputably how lost health
and the and nhys
cal debt 'y being the resa. o. 20 enee Price
residence 81 Eas. 10th St, New York.
aRSss KFS5gsKx s.srs LOT
70 ss IS u, s.. Il. 6. &, q. 20. q. 5ss il. 80
IT,. Il. T., f.
o. arssr IS &C sl.ss ss no 81 1875 o. 90
fu Information by applying to or addressing j. CLUTE
CO.. 200 broadway. rear room nrst floor
n SIMMONS : pIcKINsoN,s SINGLE SUNBKk
ohe drawn AUGUST 26
as,seo prizes and onl1 nj p!,a 5oooo ticket.
Tickets. a.eFy sIo sAsT sss"s. sses n ppaDor,ou psss
kcyai Havana OF Cuba draws September l.
'S"n j. c cEUTE yuIt '!rIrs 20. 70 200 Broadway.
rear room. first floor
n buy BEFORE 1T Is TOO LATE
$4,000 IN CASH DISTRIBUTED
SATURDAY. AUGUST %.
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
sosso others from $4,000 to $780,
Only few davs left
Be and hold ticket.
Tickets So A''Tii THosAs q. Yf'i';s; ssys = 60
ID -S30oOOo CASH GIFTS.
Everv other ticket prize.
Kentucky state Single Number Distribution.
sTss sMaSSs sSs osf fblSSssSS fSSS M.u.s
To be drawn ON Saturday. August ~ 1915
Wholes $40 Shares in proportion.
Royal HAvAps sspss. ss f%R RNEssoN Co.
Bankers. 1870 Broadway. room 4.
IL Sept. Prizes cashed: orders filed infor
nation iurnh.d highest rates paid for Spanish bills
Taylor 4 Co. Bankers. No. II Wall ST.. New York
CURF HOTEL FIRE ISLAND BEACH
I Take ferry from JaEes slip New York ut 3 80 A.
M. or p. NJ, and E"s' Sfth st. sf, A. M or 4:,5 r. NJ
CpECIAL CE-EXCURsION TO GIBRALTAR.
The class full powered British steamship KING AR
THUR, having superior accommodation for saloon
This unusually favorable all those
who desire the above Passengers will have
visit the celebrated o Gibraltar the
Of in the Turkish provnces returning Greece.
4 CO.. SO South st.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS. GUEsDAD SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT.

BLACK TEAM.-yERY STYLISH AND HANDSOME
da asn% toa black iose. ls,s hand. high and year.
or fault they hne roadsters: trot close
three minutes: have been used in private carriages
I.s or ssf5' sonSrp + hs nSugLE HARNESS
LANpXU-ELEGANr FINE GLASS, LANDAU. VERY
light and bat Little used; built BY Wood Bros
TROTriNG HoRsE-BAY HORSE i5sl HANDS HIGH.
years old; Kind aud srus in all harness; tree from
yee an extra lne roadster; trots In 80; Tears moth
''s SINGLE s;s and 1ss cY
with the Brewster spring built by J. D. Brewster
rel or@sriy naqassse Srea BY Mr. NorT, Of sPLLim Ldnr
Island soi by Imported Eclipse hrs' dam BY fleeliy,
FANNY I Z, the ae% edss inrSus MARIA 9a he, sa dame am"
Braces Stud Book has repeatedly bai-aio 6eai,
years 40, beating stonowaii aud other
GRAY srAl.LION--DARK GRAY STALLION. SIRED
by ,. the assys s,aon Gray saurFs 4A Baes Kate
s"s S d. Tn and , ,ss IN IN free from % vice
in a;'a Is prcmp' driver; very doodle. be drvcn
$ne S''aais' y BY GRAY
Nas.pre pSisTss ascvs dan ~ s%e h hate with
broken and perfectly gentle. and with little handling
'si MaE raES & sigp
cau,ala,; is iss naSas lsS'S year. '' Old kind and
true in all harness free vice ~ splendid road
stcr, has a record OF , :35 aud show 40 gait
now has fine style and action, aud driven by
also set city made Harness and
TOP kOAD WAGON. CITY MAKE.
PONY TUENOCT.-BLACk MORGAN HORSE 14l,
hanos hig years old kiud and true In all harness
free from vice, stylish; Tears nothing has been
driven by lady and il warranted sound; also set
wAGoNEr. NEARLY NEW. BUILT BY BREWSTER.
BAY MARE. 1854 HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true IN all harness Tree from vice prompt
and reliable driver: first class family animal, and
EXTENTION TOP PHAErON BUILT BY SARGENT.
SORkEL PONY, ~ HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
Kid and tue in all harness free from vice has
used by ladies tor the past four ana Is Ia
TOP PONY PHAETON. GOOD AS NEW.
DAPPLE GRAY COUPE HORSE. II HANDS HIGH
years old kind ana In all harness
has fine style and action; has been by private
family, and Is first class coupe family carriage
horse.
Also set Harness and
T CART BUILT BY PITNEY.
BLACK STALLION. SIRED BY GODFREY'S PATCHEN.
dam by OLD Hambletonian; he is 10 Ia nds high,
old kind and true all harness. free from vice:
extra good roadster; can show 90 gait Is well
broken, very gentle and warranted sound
Also set Harness ana
SURREY ROAD WAGON BUT LITTLE USED
BAY HORSE. l5l. HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free from vice u extra
good roadster; prompt aud handy driver and
TOP ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY r. NJ sTIvERs
SEVERAL GOOD WORK AND BUSINESS HORSES.
Descriptions time OF sale.
ALDERNY COW AND CALF; AN EXTRA GOOD
Top Road Wagon, built by Miner 4 Steven. Five
top Pony Phaeons. BarOuche. Victoria, jump seat
Wagons and Rocxawsys.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
DISEASES OF MEN.


The Importance of the healthiness OF tho
ystem cannot be ovcrestim atcd its power lifc
and death and the direct bearing which it has
Its qualities and its the Importance OF healthul
preservation It's moderate the danger OF over>n it,
whether through Thought study intense application
In mental aud research: whether by tho
absorbing attention the conduct OF conp
Gated and momcnous business interests by the
sve indulgence OF the mppetites and propenses OF the
system All these subjects or consideration
also the knowledge of what is moderation what
has his whole time and attention study
portan department accurately determine the diseased
conditions. their whether arising
nom the want OF exercise its rrcgusrt and Who
from MS experience ana practice has learned 10 discover a
pncc the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the truth
common 10 the inexperienced and annoying to the
tient. who. naturally. know without eay
what ~ the matter tho extent 81 the Grran tho
probabilities OF recureration and the time required
striking example the vac experience and practi
cal observation well the usefulness the prompt
pcntion of suitable remedies. ionnd In the important
tiou only at home but sroad that
!ion OF those who suffer from mental disturbance and snso
lute insanity permanently placed under
treatment within afer the hrst ami
n the OF the BRAN mas necom. .x
hnusted intense mental application. depr,ing
ed Thought II only
Htcmaic methods. II is precisely every other de.
partmeut whether OF appetite propensity passion each
recurring different remedy for it, ecuperaton and different
Tor bringing them up from their ovcrwcrked
bnusfed The of this
raj scarcely be Tor reaches to
The perpctuaton OF amiy names the securing OF
titles the retention of estates in the family
From long and large experience In this direction have
been able iu appreci-
alton some OF The families in the cv and nation and
certainly communicate much 10 cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience In what
the OF recovering their powers whether BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

I ANDrD rs ,ATES COURT H. L(ND-IN TIE
IL matter OF the estate Of len Cummns browne owner:
Edward Bolton. Annie Bolton, otherwise browne his vile
Robert ,'g,,on aud Mary Bolton other i.e Brown,
wife. and Elizabeth Browne. petitioners Whereas bv an
order In this earring The "a d.v of Aor,i Issa
II ordered that OF the lands of and
of She lands OF Newto~n in the Barupy Of aIymr.
and county OF isosesmmon should he sold whereas tho
Right honorable Henry Ornisby OF the iud ss r h.
Landed Estates Court Ireland
be published calling on Thoma Bak.ney krowpr ior.
mery OF store street Ina tue city "f DuDin his
u any TO show eSnse any they have, why the said lands
should be sold And whereas baif OF
would be the said Thomas Blaleuev ~.
alive. OF to his children. II died LEAVING sny
And whereas has been represented the court tha M
said Thomas Bakeney browne left this country In tn year
l>56 and has not since been heard Of
lie has died ntestae and without issue Now the aid
Thomas Bakeney Browne his children an .ny1 Mr.,
hereby required within three this due To- b.ve
appearance entered for him them in the I..poed
states Court Ire and and 10 shsw they can
wh the lands should bc sold In defau ~ ths,
the said court viii proceed with sne OF the s.id
lands the expiration OF said period three On
the assumption that the said Thomas Blakeney Browne has
cied inestte and without n dren Dated this 10Th ay of
July. 1876 DAVIS MOSTFOkT soicitors havsnr ..r ~
riaYe of the sale. 81 Dame st. Dublin. ~
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

The foreign mails for the ending Saturday. August
26 1875 wall close ~ this office Tuesday ut so A. H.
Tor Europe per steain.i wyoming via Qu enstown;
dncsday at A. NJ or Europe, steamship Scvthia
via Quceii-town; ON Thur.day ii 30 A.. Eu
sioamer WieHnd. via Plymouth CnerDourg and Ham.
burg: on Saturday at A. M os Europe. steamer CITY
tschnond. VIA Vnernstown: correspondence for
many France or Scotland intended ior despatch By
be specially adore sed. and at A. H. for
scotlani direct per steamer bolivis via tia.gow and
"A. N. tor direct. steamer canada
havre; and at so A. NJ for Europe per eamer Oder
via >onthnmpi on and l,rem '
The mails for the West Indics via Bermuda will iosve
New York August 81.
The mails Cnna &c. will leave san francisco sep.
tember l -
The mail. for Australia &c. viii leave San Francisco Sen
tenbcr 10 Io.o I. l. JAMES. Postnaster
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN THE
CITY.

1 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON.
10. Fl, 23 ana % 18th ST.,
near University place.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Sc.

ENARNEES LOoK.-HANDsOaE YOUNG BAY MARX,
tender forward $50; big Horse and business Horss.
S35. SIS for want OF use No. 4 7th
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

A CLAkEyCE TWO COACHES. Two COUPEs FOR
N hack very cheap. aud second Buggies:
light Hocksway. SO. 40 Sd sv.
A FOR sALE-A NEW GROCERY WAGON, MADE
"A. orders $3.50; will sell tor $i25 cash. Union
Club Stable. No. - East 18th ST., near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARR. AGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted kind
In harness. from three days given to test
te<
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.2s5 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.

PTS RH 3 and sSns 81 pYfES &
AMusEMENrs-2D rAer-ist and I'd coils
AsrRoLoGy-7rn PAGE-eth col
BlLLIAkDS-9IH PAGE-6h col
soAkP s1f .:s esi COL
sRxE fsfs4k fos s%LE-aD
sgsSEss srsEss H..sss s.s COL
SLEaks HS6 xqs eo
c64cchEHSap c6ochEES ASp pAssa AsnsSkns,u sS r.c.s.A col
SSAs!WisE sfRAssniFs-ap PAc.-e.S cola
68ScSd hcAbsMiEssrn scSAbbsiI P.sse.h col
bwELIiSd HOUSES -fs1 TU LET. FURNISHED AND
s.s Sss:A col and eth coli.
ExGHANGEaisr PAsK-ad col.
FINANCIAL 9rH PAGE
f6KSisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LKr-ao
HEts HHyH$lSyssfs4 S.s;IS's
HORSES. CARRIAGEs. 4c.-isr rAeK-sd. 4th. 5th and
HSTEES HSTsEs Ro6Ss Fafs;n tS ss %AsrED r.s.sA COL
tDsHt EDsT ksp f.s.ss ss COL
n4sHISEaxvra HAsHLE ssl col
HiSckLLANEous ADvEKrIssMENrs-iorn rAas-
sgSlf1haa NV Ftss s'' F.o.e.A COL
IAsofohTEs. HSSas' oksASs essas, sc2D c.
POLlTICAL-9TH PAck-6th co.,
fRs1 HsaSk
pRorEsri tG5f'o oUT Of ruE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsrATR Fa'faa 70 ExcaSScE2D As rAor-ad COL
REWAKDS-Isr PAGE--ist col.
SALES AT AUCTION-7rH PAGK-6th col.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-lst, I'd.
SDS pAor-4,A aud s.h
coils
sA Sl. n ss sss COL
THE TRADES-7rH PAcE-5th col.
THE TCRF-lsr PAGE-3d coils.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcx-2d
Sd
TRAVELLERS GUIDED PAGR-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE Il col.
WANTED To PuRCHASE-9m PAGE-6th col
WATCHES. JENELRY. &C.-2D PAGE-6h col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-i0rg PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCrIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAsSELL 4 KEARNEY,
IA 10 AND liz EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR am AN.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

/ REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
~ hours three days trial horses sound
The Oldest nnd most reliable house in the city
The New York herald., 1876-08-22


near University place.
CITY.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. At 10 o'CLocK..
~ hours three trial horses sound
The Oldest und most reliable house in the city
THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
8 ELEGANT SLACK COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE.
horse in a team for coupe and general family use
on n ey ay sia ns St ass not se q or trick
thing else; is cry handsome, free, stylish driver
: single or double; In every way reliable and war
;. ELEGANT LANDAULET. satin lined. by Wood
: MINIATURE PONY ESTABLISHMENT. beautiful
asr @ rSy sne or nnss. an aSh
free from vice; can trot In s minutes; is Of great
family pony; is tongh and strong: not afraid
OF any,aiag: ry anyone san drive him 4, perfectly
: SET PONY 81 iiARNEss: IA M ,:r made to order.
: FINE BLACK HORSE. i5s4 hands high. years old;
"Ssst mot no, afraid Of .p1y.iIg sse Tor anyone
: family or business horse; warranted sound.
c2Trk KpHkAWAI ,s ,; nssr'y new BY H.. T. MeNav
: hands nigh. year, old; kind in al harness aud
: fine under saddle free from vice: has never been
trained speed trot in so; is a very sty.
@ o free s a,s, yerr NOT Sfsa Tsas % doe, not
, SET HARNESS. full rubber. made 20 order.
roSY foAR a "fak sIafs oa%
, chestnut sorrel Pony Horse. .47. hands, y years
old: Kind and true in all harness and under . d.
. dl. free from vice has been used by a lady tor
past years, and Ia perfect pet: without vice
iaut CT any Kind. in every perfectly reliable:
not afraid OF any thing; warranted sound
ELEGANT SHELL BODY CANOPY PHAETON, by
Kisey Burrows.
wEsTCHEsTEK ROCKAWAY, nearly new, by Brad
!, Icy, Pray Go.
. EiGHTEEN OTHER HORSES description time of
sale.
Road Wagon, by Corbett. Top Delivery Wagon
Two Extension Top Phae- Germantown Rockaway.
| curtain Couch.
| six Pony Phactons
Six Top Road Wagons
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind OF Carriage,
Wagon. Harness. Sheets. Whips &C.. this day
Weather never interfercs with our sales. A. 10
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

.srHE CRY IS STILL THEY COME"
THE CRY IS STILL THEY CONE"
"THE CRY Is STILL THEY CONE"
FOR MORE TICKETS
FOR MORE TICKETS
FOR MORE TICKETS
IN THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION com.
PANY;
IN THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION CON.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-01
CIrttRCIs DIIsECTORY.

FInSr nYTENIAN-Serviccs on the ID
and 4th Sabbaths OF each month, morning
Hnd evening. Rev. DIR. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at Q o.
clock. i. Gilmore, superintendent.
PoINT pleasant PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH:
W. l.. Hill, Pastor Preaching LIST and
"a SabbathS, morning and night. Bible
Glass at the Parsonage on Wednesday cv-
cning. Sabbath School, Sunday morning.
NJ. H. Hale, Superintendent.
PROTESTANT ErlsCorM CnuRCH-ReV. I.
II. Lacy, Rector. Services us follows: At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant every, sun,
day morning at 10! o'clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, ut GI o'clock, eXcept the Sd sun
day in each month. Sunday School ut .
O'Clock. 7. Stribling, Sup't, Ncstry meet
ing on the evening OF the ID Monday in cy-
cry month. Services ut Bruce's Chapel on
the ID Sunday at 10! \. NJ. Mason City
on the I'd Sunday at 3! p. NJ West Col
umbia the I'd Sunday ut 81 p. NJ.
NJ. T.. CuuRCm-Scrvces on the LIST and
Sd Sabbaths OF each month"; at 10! ~ NJ,
and u Z. NJ, during Summer, Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening, L. Il,
Stewart, Pastor. Sabbath schOolevery Sum
day morning at o o'clock, D. $. Snyder,
Superintendent.
NJ. Il. CHuRCiT, SouTIl-Scrviccs on the
ith Sabbath OF each month. Rev. {. f.
Crooks, Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning ~ o'clock. Robert 5.
Bckel, Superintendent.