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Notice u hsrsby given that ! have
about completed arrangements 10 hold
two Normal institutes aud cossty su-
perintendents' conventions. The 6rst
will Do held at Grand Island. in Hal
county, and will Include ID the ooun-
ties w,st of the sisth pyinGpA ueri-
dian. This institute will open on
Mosday. June Is, At 7 p. N, and con-
tinue ill June -. The other Will be
held about the second and third weeks
Of July, At either Omaha or Platts
mouth (due notice Of which will BE-
siveu), and is intended 70 scoommo-
ds.e the COUNTIES not included in the
call for the Grand Island meeting.
County Superintendent are remiod.
ed tha. section 81 IF tho school law
makes i. their duty 70 attend ooe Or
other Of these institutions.
Instruction At these meetings will b
given by some Of the bsst and most
experienced teachers 10 the state. Par
tLular attention will be given to the
subject Of physiology, a study nov re-
quired 10 be studied BY candidates for
al grades Of certificates.
At the close of the session an exam.
inatiou for FIRST aud second grade state
certificates will be held, If desircd BY
teachers present.
Boarding at Grand Island will not
exceed 80 per week. Teachers will
pay one dollar each towards defrsying
the expenses Of instructors.
Persons desiring msre particular iu-
formation about boarding, viii please
write to Henry Num-, County Super
iutendent, Grand Island.
Particulars Of the meeting to be
held 10 the eastern part # The State
will DO given 10 . few days
Papers friendly to the object Of
these meetings viii please copy this
circular.
s. r. THOMPSON, :,
Suot Pub. Inst.
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elected.
J.. q. Potter Of Rcd Cosd. Prsa-
dent.
Muhcv S,ra.foo Of Guide Rock.
Marshal
joseph e. Warner, Of Red Coed.
Assistant MsnshsA
New. Geo. U. Yeiser Of Red Csoed,
Chsplsia.
Adelbert Bailey. Of Guids Rosk,
Reader.
Hon. J. 8. Gillian, Orator q The
Day.
COMMITTEE on MUSIC:
Manly McNitt and j. Q. Potter. Of
Red Cloud, Wm. Ryker asd A. L.
Burton, Of Guide Rock.
Martial music by the Guide Rock
Band.
1t was also resolved that the refresh.
nsots shall he . basket dinner.
J. Il. SMITH, Chairman.
A. NJ. TALBOT, Sec'y.
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Notice is herby given. That I will ex-
anime all persons who may desire 70
offer themselves ~ candidates for tsa-
cheers Of the primary or common schools
Of Webster county. At Red Cloud on the
FIRST Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruasy, May, August, and November.
A. b. lS7z Examinations vii also
b held in District No. - Saltwater
Precinct, and 10 Harmony precinct,
before summer schools commence.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't.
Negunda Jan. 5th 1877.
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70 Advertisers.

Hcrcaf er bills for advertising will
be presented promptly ct the end of
each quarter, the first Of Ju'y. Octo
Der, January and April. No % will
be sighted. Bills will b~ presented to
all who are indebted without regard to
age, sex. race, color or previous con-
dition of -ervirude..
Remember that all locals and advev-
tisereDts inserted for an indefinite
time, viii be regularly charged up un-
til ordered discontinued. Said order
to be given personally or in writing to
the editor Of the paper.
W. would mention the fact that no
one except ourSetf owns Il share or
interest in the CHEF. Neither is it
the subsidized organ Of any clique OF
ring. but owned and run, solely by the
one whose name appears at the mast.
head. 1t is devoted to the interests of
the Republican Valley in general, and
We! ster county in particular. Aud
its ambition is for the advancement of
the moral, spiritual and temporal we!-
fare of It's patrons. and the improve
mcnt of the financial condition of the
proprietor. especially the latter. We
invite all who are interested in the
affairs of the county, ard wish to keep
posted. to come forward aud subscribe.
We learn of stabbing ARRAY that
occurred over in the vicinity of Elm
Greek, near Mr.. Crouches, last week.
II appears that VIM. Arnold. and Or
yer Dice and his f,ther. Of Saltwater,
came over on Elm Greek to q claim
belonging to one. of the parties, and
while there an alteration ensucd be-
tween VIM. Arnold aud young Dice,
in regard to the ability of a deg to
pick up a jack rabbit. The debate
waxed warm, aud finally came blows,
and then our informant s:ys that Mr..
Arnold drew Il jack knife from his
pocket and stabbed young Dice, infict-
ing an ugly wound IN tic left brcas',
though not dangerous. Mrs. Crouch
dressed the wound, and the young
man, though weak from the loss Of
blood was able to ride home. Nh
Arnold and Mr.. Dice wcrc brothers 10.
law.
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NOTICE
US. LAND OfNeR)
Bloomington; Neb.
June 9th. 1877

Complaint having been entered Il
this Office BY William Branch against
Susan A. Person for abandoning her
Homestead Entry. No. 1878, dated
May 18th, 1876, upon the north. west
!, SEC. 81. township S north, range IL
west, in Adams county, Nebraska.
witl . view TO the cancellation of said
entry: the A,6 Dssties are hereby
summoned y sppear It this Office on
the 18th day Of July. 1877, At 9
O'Clock q n, 70 resposd and furnish
testimony concerning sud allese1
abandonment
WEBSTER EAToN. Register.
GEO. W. DORsEY, Receiver.
Junellsh, 5w
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Harness Shop.

The undersigned having purchased
the Mcbride Harness Shop. those
wishing anything 10 the line Of Har.
ness, Collars, Saddles and Whips will
do we'll to cal on me. All WORT war
ranted and the best of stock constantly
kept GU hand.
II w j. L. MILLER
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This week we publish . pors,oS Of
the premium list Of the Webster
County Agricultural Society. Next
week We will publish the balance. az
ter which we will strike of q sufficient
DsRber to place a copy in the hands
Of every man in the county, and We
believe there will be such an interest
shown q, there never has been before
10 this matter. Let u make o success
Of it this Sll.
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Mr. Kelley, who is making brick for
Ed. Smith, brought to this oficea
sample of Red Cloud brick, that are,
to all appearances, as good as any
brick. Mr. Kelley thinks that he has
demonstrated the fact that the clay in
this valley, which heretofore has been
cons idered useless. as brick clay, is as
good as there is any need of. aud will
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We would call attention to the new
al. of Mrs. NJ. X. Bentley's new Mil
linery establishment. Call and see the
great variety Of new goods that they
carry. Ladies' Linen Dress Goods,
and everything needed by the ladies,
and all sold at reasonable figures.
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j. 8. Bcal, living up in Batin pre-
sinct. met with quite a serious acct,
dent last week. while on his way home
fr om the railroad, by being precipita-
ted from the wagon, resulting in the
breaking Of his right arm s-d disloca-
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Pruitt, the man who was found
guilty of the murder of Whitaker, in
Thayer county, some three, years ago,
has at last been declared innocent by
ajury: Although discharged. he is
generally believed to be guilty. The
aost of the trials was $4,000.
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: The Boys Home. Geo. Zeiss. pro
prietor, is, the most popular hotel n
town, and is doing . thriving business
usder = liberal management Con-
mercnl men aud tie t1oveling public
generally have found i TO their inter.
ests to put rp. - this p,ase, wtere
they are always ssrs Of finding good
fare, clean beds and respectful treat
ment. "The Atchstsiag slssys hangs
out" 43-tf
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Mr.. levi Moore wintcred 800 head
Of sheep last winter and only los, four.
MIR. Sleeper was not SO fortunate, rs
he lost II from his flock. They we're
poisoned by eating wild parsnip.
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NOTICE
q. 8. LAND OTFIcK,O
Ble0mingtos, Neh.
-tune Seh. 1877

C6epIaint having been entered Of
this ol6ce BY Lewis C. Olmstead
ss.ina Obed B. Harvey for abandoss
ing his-homesteaa entry. No. 1922.
dated OK. 4: 1875 upon the north
east +, Sec. 3. Town. 2 north. nlke
le west in Webster cousty, Nebraska.
With q view 70 the easceiafi0o Of said
euty: the said pazties are hereby
summoned 70 apps11 q this ooIcs %
the 18th day Of IulE 1877, At 2o,dock
D. N, to rssposd and furnish tessi-
neay cospssnjag zia alleged abandon
WxBsrRKEAr0ss. Register,
il@ Go w. pcRsEY, Receiver
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A drunk man on the streets last
Monday made q ~diseraccfal' exhibition
Of himself. One of the worst needs of
this town is q COOLER" whercia such
degraded specimens of humanity could
rcpOse and sober off at leisure.
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Mrs. Lutz keeps the largest stock
Of Millinery, sells the most goods, and
sells them cheaper than you can buy
elsewhere in Webster county. ~
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Red Cloud. Webster county. il rap
idly growing this spring. A large
number Of new stores and residences
ere being erected. -Omaha Bee.
"Kerect."
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have just received . ial stock Of
Dry q oods,-suitable for the summer
trade, consisting in part Of Buff PkA,
Pads, Percales, Lawns. Gioghams,
&C.. all of which ] will cell Il very bv
prices. When JOG are. wording sny:
thing in my line Of Dress Goods you
will find it to your advantage 70 give
me = cal, Is I viii not be undesoh.
43-2& JOHN G.. POTTER
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Three II mcb Reed Breaking Plovs
for sale very cheap for caeh, OF time
given if wanted. Inquire ~ The post
office. 44-tG
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Parties passed through town last
week in pursuit of q horScthicf who
Md stolen a horse from Mr.. Wilkins,
residing near Fairfield. They returned
las: Monday, unsuccessful.
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The Chicago Stsre s,ll leads IN styk
quality. bottom prices. square dealing.
and BY doing just What 70 advertises.
They have the largest stoc& Of Cloth.
ing, DRY Goods, Boots and'Shoes, IN
hastines, and are selling chesp, cheap
er, cheapest. /,
Sc D. Weinberg; Prop.
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Miss Fogel's piano occupies a corner
in Mrs. Bent!cy's millinery establish
ment. and sweet music is the order of
the day. bringing up memories of 9th
or d;Ws.
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We hevs q pseseet The totiovias
described tssets Of laod fos aje:
$50 ACRES,
situated 90 Ho Creek. Deere Under
caltivatieB. plenty Of timber and vs,er
0sed wer. % feet deep; house. sts
btes, etc. LAID oesriy al level, being
mostly second bottom. Close 70 school
house. Price, &I,OD. $50 down, kal-
sooe IN paymeots % suit purchases.
Deed given.
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y We are sorry that the weather
continues so cold. as it intcrfcres ma
terally with the wonted enjoyment Of
the musical and industrious mosqui-
toes.
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O, last Friday night the mercury
got down very low. Jack frost put ip
an appearance, and it is said that ice
was formed though it must have been
very thin.
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NOTICE,

There will be meeting Of the d.
,ectors of the Webster County ARri
cultural Society on June llth for the
purpose Of selecting Supcrintendents
and awarding committees.
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How lovely the prairies, and the
belts Of timber along the streams look,
now since nature has doomed her oat
Of green.
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Now is the best time 10 the year for
you TO secure q life Membership ticket
10 the Agricultural Society. Do not
neglect it.
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"uncle Sam does a thriving bust
ness. He keeps in stock everything
the farmers need, and sells cheap for
cash. Go and see.
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The premium list takes up consider
able room this week, and we cannot
give the usual amount Of reading mat
ter.
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Levi Moore has sold his farm lying
one mile north Of town, TO s. CARRIER,
we are informed. Price sixteen hun
dred.
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Immigration to and EMANCIPATION
from the Black Hills arc now said to
be about equal. Those going haye
more money than those coming.
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WOOL


vthe kiehs.t s~ix<alse
antity Of Wool delivered
\ /. n. N0RroN,
Dealer n 0r1io aod Stock.
Fingx Nsh.. Nay, 1877.
bst inf6xuss. us.that be hes
ba,n.wsss q Zoe. War
Fis prepared b. %
Ffeighsers, and n oehsrs
all Livery ~riesfenuished
3s-H
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A street lamp Eliminates the from
Of the Red Cloud Hote', Of nights.
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Two carloads Of hogs passed through
town last Monday, on their way to the
railroad.
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LADIES

You will find the best stock Of Gait
ers, for the least money, 10 the Valley
at J.G Potter'a
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Chas. Potter is having his building
Jssnted. which will help the looks Of
Il materially.
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We have for sale q 80 h. key Of
news ink. Cheap.
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Richardson new building on Main
Street. will soon be completed. II
presents a good appearance.
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80 ACRES

Of land on Elm Greek on the Hastings
and Red Cloud freight road, . scres
under cultivation, good frame house
l6x36 With basement l4x35, good we'll,
stable room for 20 teams; building 1
x28 for the accommodation Of freigtt.
ese. Corn cribs and corrsls. THIS
property hs- long been known a
Ho1nel's rancho. There is some tim
Der on the place. Will rclioquish for
500. % will give deed for $500. Halt
down. balance in one year, or will
trade for team and stock.
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Sevcre rain and hail storm last week.
W. have heard Of no damage. how
ever.
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THE above described lands are Of.
fered for sale at reasonable figures,
and are desirable locations. All let
tsrs Of enquiry promptly answered.
u. L. THOMAS,
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Shoes Shoes!!

keep . full line Of Shoes sod Slip
pers for children, cheap for cash.
43 J.. Il. Potter.
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R' 1'A' \'na.

All vho have Rai oGaaabbsa tSsy etsh
b ell. - easias - iisesss of, vili I'D NJ
tksis insesue % eall % u. l. IheOaA - the
CaIsS o0es. vbsss tse0s VII - oeos
kDoVR
fAnisy,pfa. 80 shass Assisoas of0eus.
isa koOO ID scath-vsSeses Hsossska.
voaIA % Vsii To s.asals III Assoey. soelos-
na As0D ke rs0ly.
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~Dress-makinq l. Stampina.

Mrs Bauer wi.bss to inform the
public that she'is' prepared to make
dresses on the shortest notice, and Do
all kinds of stamping: Please give me
. call At Carl Weber's. Red Cloud.
43-3m. Mn. Bauer.
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1.vill nail (Free) the recipe for preparing
Tan. freeAies. Pimples and .Blotchss. Ieav-
ing the skin soh. clear and beautiful; also
iustructiynA; for producing q Iuxurian,
(r0wth Of hair on . baid head or . smooth
Ass; Addrss: Ben; y9pds'f& Co. Box Sls q
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Mr.. c. &. Coon presented the
CHIEF with some stalks Of very nice
pie plant. Thanks.
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- We are just Out Of wood, only a few
knots left, that the devil cant
split.
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There never was a better prospect
Tor crops than ut the present time.
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Uncle Moore drives q fnc span Of
mules nowadays.
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100 ACRES,

Of land on State Greek. Webster Co.,
40 acres under cultivation, timber and
running water, house, stables, etc.
One 80 Of this land is decided. the
other is . pre- emptioo. Will relin.
quish the 50 that is not decided and
give . deed for the other or both for
cash or trade.
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Ladies Take Notice !

Go and zee the nice stock of Dree
Goods at ]. L.. Potter's.
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Town full Of "bummers" last Sat
urds.
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100 ACRES.

Of decided land, u miles from Red
Cloud. IS acres under cultivation. cor
rails, etc. Good veil Is feet deep.
Terms, $1,000. $500 cash down, BAL
auce in . year. A bargain.
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l0 ACRB

Of decided land, situated 90 Elm Creek,
Plenty Of timber. parh under cultivs.
fion. Convenient 20 schools and
churches. Terms, 500 cash.
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How is your garden looking.
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DO YOUR OWN GRAINING!

A new and simple method of grain
iog. Enclose Scots and l will send BY
return mail printed directions for
graining: al shades. No humbug
Address. Rufus Miksch.
34.6m Red Cloud Neb.
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100 ACRES

Of decided land. Two miles from Red
CLOUD. Timber sBd running water.
10 acres broken, mostly good grass
land. Price, $3.50: half down. balance
in . year.
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II. 8. Haley has gone to Lincoln.
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100 ACRES

Timber claim, being the south. east
!, Sec. IA, + 3, X. Q. Webster county
Neb., Saltwater precinct. Mostly good
farm land, IS acres under cultivation.
Will relinquish for $40, half cash,
balance in one and two years.
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AK for the Chicago Store, Hastings
!. l. MILLER.

IL. MILLER.
Agent for the White Sewing Ma
chine. Any one wishing to purchase
one Of these machines, will find ssm-
ple machine at the Furniture store.
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And plea SAINT.

Got any potato bugs?
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have also a good supply Of the
best CIGARS in the market.
10 the same building, fup-stairs,) is
the largest and most comnodious hall
in the village. which will be rented on
reasonable terms, 10 the public, for
concerts, sociables, balls, or travelling
tr0upes.
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Il through trains way dav depots In Phiaasphas
2iu New York.
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DRY GOODS.
POST OEFlUE NOTICE.

I)Osr OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails week ending saturday, Novcm-
IL 1877, will close office Tuesday A.
NJ, Europe, by steamship Wyoming Queenstown;
"Wednesday, AZ y:Bp A. NJ, Tor Europe. ny steamship
Algeria via Queenstown correspondence for France
forwarded by this steamer must specially addesscd aud
10 A. M for France direct by steamship Ameraue via
Ilayo. Thursday. ~ NJ for Europs by ste smshp
frisia via rpmcath Chcrbourg and iiambarg sasae
day. At III a. NJ. Tor Europe by steamship Republic
via Queenstown Correspondence tor U.rmisny scot
land and North IT ireland 10 DO forwarded by this
steamer must DO specially xddressed) and at III A. W.
scotland aud North Of Ireland by steamship Ethiopia via
Neville and Glasgow and At III 80 A. NJ Ac
by steamship Moss via south and bremen tror.
respondence for Great Britain France Hrded
by this steamer must be specially sddressed. The
steamships wyoming, Algeria aud Eepablic do not
take malls Tor Denmark sweden Norway The malls
for the West Indies, via bermuda and a. Thomas viii
leave New York November ~ Tho mails for China and
Japan leave Francisco December Tho malls tor Aus
tAlia, 40. leave san Francisco December 8.
NAV YoRx, New. 10. isy1.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l,2e5 BRoApWAY.v
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMA
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

sailing from pier 81 North River.
for NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS at r. NJ
meeting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic
road and with tho company steam limo interior ports
North Carolina Virginia
NEwRkRN and WASHINGTON, N q. tvia Norfolk).
every TUESDAY,. TIL TUESDAY ana SATURDAY.
connecting with the Maryland ANA Delaware rAroada and
for kEHOBOrH BEACH and OCEAN CITY.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
through tickets and bills fading to all points
Frcghts received daily ut pier 81 North River Genera
Office No 1917 Greenw ich st. N. L. McCkEADY President
NfORGANs LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
M The steamers will sail from pier 50 North River fol-
GENERAL WHITNEY. Wednesday. November Il
For Now Orleans direct transferring freight there
to Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad Morgan
nhips 80 Texas ports Through bills OF sdng signed
to all points OF the Mississippi River Mobile. Galveston.
Brownsville and to ali points the Houston and TexAl
Central, Texas Pncinc. and Galveston
Harrisburg and san Antonio railroads Frcights for Sd
Mays aud Fulton landed at Rockport. -
Insurance be effected policy OF thSUns
To Now Orleans per cent: to Texas ports per cont
For freight or urthrr Information apply tn EUGEkT 4
MORGAN, Agents. onico pier SO North River
nIRECr sTEAMERs TO BRUNSWICK GA, STOP
hpng ut Port Royal this way New York Tho
steamer CITY or DALLAS Capt Hines will leave pier
Tho steamer CITY or AUSTIN. Captain. Chester viii
follow, sailing November 23 Direct Flovda will
running to Fernandina about December through
bills OF ladtng and rates given to Augusta Atlanta Macon
made brunswick with Sou
vile aud all points the ST. Johns River and Darcn
For through rates OF freight aud apply G. II.
MALLORY CO.. Agents. No. 1913 Maden lane New York
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clO 600 1 ;Ii STORY pl Brown STONE
HALL NIXON. Broadway, corner 51st st
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AT BARG AINS--ADJOfNING 5TH Av., YVES
n I'D ST. elegant four brown stone Dwelling 25xO
100; price, SS.O0l East 3Dsn 25x7Uxl00; price
$500 West 10th ST., isxaDxiUO: price, $1,000 Wo,
SID I7xDOxIOO price, $50, 900 West 18th st. Is x
100; price, $4,000 West SD st. 23xGoxl0O; prics
$1,000 East 9th St, 23xyOx 100 price, $50 JAcO
" H. WYCKUFF. 80 Pine st. y. u Others prices So VI
500 ren $3.50 S5 900; 100000 loan ~ year,
per cent
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4 UCTION HOUSE or VAN T1ssELL KEARNEY,
N lilo AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4rH Av.
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NEW THREE STORY UI0H STOoP BROWN
stone House cabinet hnsn East GOT. 81 2Ox52x lUO
Sl3 COOS only IS oOU cash wanted.
:. EMBERsON, 81 West 42d 1t.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
IN FOR HAVANA.
Magnificent accommods tions Tor passengers
Sailing THURSDAYS ms follows. from pier H. EAst River,
ats 4. NJ.
NIAGARA tnewb 2265 tons. Curtis. Thursday. Nov ~
SARATOGA newD, 20 tons sundberg thursday. Nov 20
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