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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19
CnAs. TERRELL, Secy.

w lie CtIcDIdtiOu VI thS @hhA'SA
sary of the battle of New Market, Va,
took place on Tuesday last, the 18th OF
May. The crowd present was estima-
ted at 5000 persons. The visiting mil
itary comprised the West Augusta
Guards, of Stanton, fifty-three uniform
ed men, Captain w. l.. Bumgardner ;
the Stanton Artillery, sixty-fve uni
formed men and four guns, Captain A.
Ii. Fultz. The Stonewall Band of Staun-
ton, and Clarys Brass Band OF Harri-
sonburg, accompanied the Staunton mil
itary. There were also in attendance
in procession the Lee Cornet Band OF
New Market, the Winchester Band and
the Cornet Band of Strasburg.
The procession was formed in the
southwestern end of town, and marched
to the northeastern side under the direc-
ton of General G. S. Meem, chief mar
shall, with Col. G. II. OFerrell OF Har-
risonburg, and Capt. W. Ii. Rice, OF
New Market, as aids. In the line OF
procession were about two hundred old
veterans, composed of the surviving
members of the various cavalry compa-
MES of the valley, on horseback. Pres
emf Oh the stand where the ceremonies
came off were several distinguish risi-
tors, amongst whom where Col. f. w.
NJ. Holiday, of Winchester, Hon. Eli
J. Henkle, of Maryland, Hon. j. L.
Harris, of Harrisonburg, and others.
The opening ceremonies consisted OF
Introductory and prayer by Rev. S.
Henkle, followed by dirge from
the Stonewall Band. These were fol-
low by an eulogy composed for the oc-
casion by Prot. Jos. Salyards, of the
Polytechnic Institute, and read by
Judge Geo. ii. Calvert. The Grafton
was delivered by Gen. John Echols, of
Stanton, who was introduced by Da-
vid S. Henklc, Jr. The Grafton occu-
pied an hour and ten minutes, and was
listened to with great interest, the
speaker being frequently applauded.
The battle of New Market, the ami
yersary of which has TINS been so spon-
taneously observed, was fought on the
18th day Of May, 1864, the Federal for
C $ being commanded by Gen. Frank
Seigel, and the Confederates by Gen.
John G. Breckenridge. According to
Greelys history of American conflict,
Seigel's forces numbered about 10000
effective men, whilst it is known that
Gen. Breckinridge's command-com-
posed of Echol's and Wharton's bri-
gades, a corps of Virginia Military In
slitute cadets, three battalions of artil-
lery and few cavalry-numbered not
over 1000 in all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19
DECORATION DAY.

At the annual meeting OF the
Southern Soldiers Memorial Associa-
ton, May 5th, the following resolutions
were adopted
l. Resolved, That Saturday, June
End, be the day for decorating the Sol
diers' graves.
2. Resolved, That we invite Girls
wells Cornet Band and Lutheran Choir
to furnish music for the occasion.
8. Resolved, That the ladies are re-
quested to take charge OF the floral ar
rangements
4. Resolved, That Messrs. Loyns,
Arthur, Lucas and Terrell be appointed
Committee of Arrangements.
S. Resolved, That the Association
meet at the Cemetery at 2 l-2 O'Clock
on the 2nd of June.
Programme next week.
JNO. P. HILL, Pres't.
g.a'v
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

s@ For Mourning Goods, Grape,
Grape Wells, Australian Grape, Gloves,
&c.,-so to w. T. Lemen, who has an
entirely new stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

p&y- ALMOST SERIOUS ACCIDENT
While Irwin Hartzel, son of Mr.. +.
IIartzel of this place, was engaged i'll
finishing some axe handles, near one of
the emory wheels in the factory of Mr..
H., the wheel burst and threw the
pieces back with such force that had it
not been for a wide board that Irwin
had just few moments before set up
between him and the wheel, he would
have been instantly killed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

lT Go to w. L. Lemons and buy a
handsome Walnut Case Clock. Price
from 81 10 81, which is cheaper than
repairing your old Ole.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19
nlarria9es.

In CharIestown, Monday night, May
7, 1877, by Rev. S. q. Ferguson, Mr..
FRANK l.. BELLER to Mrs SARAH
J. AVIS, daughter OF the late Capt.
John w. Rowan, all Of Cbarlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

p@- White Goods, Laces and En-
broideries, large stock at Richard i
Welshans'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

ng A variety of Cottonades and
Wooden Goods, for boys wear, at w.
II. Lemen's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

sS- THE FOREIGN WAR.-The War
news has not been very important or
startling during the past week, but it is
believed that severe and extensive fight
ing is very imminent. An engagement
between the two armies is said to have
taken place at Batoun in Asia Minor on
Friday last, in which the Turks claim
to have defeated the Russians, infict-
ing a loss of 1000 men, while they
themselves lost but few men. The Rus
slams on the other hand say the fight
was in their favor, having defeated the
Turks, whose loss was enormous. The
Russians are apparently making an at
tempt to cross the Danube. Heavy ar
tillery firing las been going on.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

I6- Bustles-the very latest thing
out-at Rickard & Welshans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

R@- Cashmere Suitings are selling
right along at Lemens. Drop in and
examine their pretty styles and new
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

sG- THE NEW LIeUoR LAw.--The
new liquor law went into effect on Mon
day, the first day Of May. Under its
provisions druggists are not permitted
10 sell spirituous liquors under any cir
cumstapces whatever, except upon 4
,crinen prescription from a praclicing
physician. Heretofore the druggists
were allowed to sell liquor for medicinal
purposes upon application. The new
law will have tendency to make bust
ness for the medical profession. The
season is near at hand when green Gu
cumber appeareth, and stomach aches
are awful.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

S@ Sun Umbrellas, in large sizes, at
Rickard & Welshans'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

n@ Knitting Cotton 5 cts. per ball
at Lemens.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

s@ Fans, Fans-the place to buy
them is at Rickard 81 Welshans'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19

HE SONTlNhNAAL. "A Aoo~
this fine hotel, now under the proprie-
torship of VIM. Rutledge, Esq, will
convince anyone that it is conducted in
excellent style, and for convenience,
commodious parlors and sleeping apart
ments, sitting rooms, Offices, dining
room, cuisine and bar, all elegantly fur
nished, it is second to no hotel outside
of the large cities. The host himself IS
what landlord should be, courteous,at-
tentive and polite, while his assistants,
Mr., Maxwell, and friend Tim are always
on the qui uive to render every posi-
BILE attention to strangers and guests.
To the general comfort and ooziness OF
the Continental it may be well to men
ton the fact, that convenient to the
hotel there is one of the best arranged
stables and stable yards to be found
anywhere, sufficient to stall fifty head OF
horses and to park any number OF vehl-
cIes. 1t is comfort to all travellers to
know that their beasts as well as them
selves are comfortably cared for and
this Mr.. Rutledge is prepared to DO:
Travellers stopping at the Continental
will be very apt 10 stop agaln,-Nar-
insJurg Statesman.
s@ MUNICIPAL JUpGE.-Ex-Judge
John w. Kennedy has been strongly
urged to become candidate for City
Judge, at the election on the oath inst,
at Wheeling. He is backed by an ar
ray of representative business houses,
which is quite complimentary to the
Judges standing in the community.
Judge Kennedy has consented to be-
come candidate, and publishes the fol-
lowing card, in compliance with the re-
quest of number of the most promi-
nent business men of that city. We
hope that Judge Kennedy will be sue
full, We feel assured that the citizens
Of Wheeling cannot assign to that I'M
portant position moro worthy and
able officer than he -
A CARD.-WnEELNG, May II, 1877.
-Messrs. Simpson & Reid, Michael
Reilly, G. S. Feeny, w. Ellingham and
others-Gentlemen-I received through
the Wheeling Register this morning,
your letter requesting me to become
candidate for the position of Judge OF
the Municipal Court, and asking my as
sent thereto. Signed as the letter is,
by SO large a number of most prominent
merchants and other business men OF
the city, I cannot fail to express my
gratitude for the interest you take in
me, and the desire you manifest to have
me occupy the distinguished position
of Municipal Judge. Numbers of other
citizens have personally approached me
for the same purpose, but l have here
tofore declined to accede to their re-
quest. cannot do so longer, without
offending the will of the people and my
own sense of propriety. l will, there
tore, become your candidate. Among
the signers are several leading Republi-
cans. They, like myself, recognize the
fact that this is not political contest.
While l am Democrat, and expect to
receive the support of my party, l will
be extremely gratified to receive that OF
such of the opposite as may see tit to
honor me with their sutfrages.
Very truly yours,
JOHN w. KENNEDY.
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- r,so-,ent affirmed without costs - either
hsnfe4 o]sst tae this court Loder agt Ha1Is
pariy - ~eVorsed and trial granted, costs 20 ao
- vtit a. Miller. Nash AIT Mitchell DNer as laI
eeDE CONDO reversed and ana 5aJl n,e3 afFfWed
VITA $3.50 Wlsrer act Ocump ugh; Pierce az
Win Nr,f.rfcv Porter; IaIrOft aCt 1oluy -tso
Ie-' tl., Crrise sat- Gage; Payne act hedEe aiA
A. E'.s a. SARATOGA r. r. Cos NEmlY 3sJ az
lY a- r.v.renf gu1 rchcar'ug ordered fot -"
~ .'l.r alarmed witn costs. 0rccker agl MnltueN,
r0o fs--t tioue--co RosfviCk Pcrpe eN ii
m le 49, wendell; Jones aE WelWooii IhonP W -
SlftN 50 Trrun@rr. CrUiIfor.Jutr fitHi OF -
jay oi 1900 and Judgment ol county toirt auilh,'
t.iH nyu.rt SEQ. -'rlc SO tne e.,, a. -
VII l.,rft rls.L People rel tfeOfitisl a-l
COS. oi Lawrrnce Cofn,7 i1 re- 7ol NJ, " ~
eng ...f = u. cntUt absolute for niat1t "a .i QUE
orc - Onihans a-- laAos.ore, &c t-n..'' 10.
rl VaU ltfrf 4lstiIfe for Cefeu. 81 DO on s'.hu
MA 40 aaipa ag,. brooklyn Ci;y halifo@1 CoA'-
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PORT or NEW.YOEK. -.................--Nov. u.
CLEARED.
steamship General Barnes Cleeseman. savannah George
us Gilbert Thompson r8r' Watson, Liverpool, Charles L.
n 'rsatg.a1 Castle .Rr1 Hay, London, W. 2. Morgan
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Ea s.rt Mona McLrn. Port Of spain, Trim. II. Trow
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sta,msaip Ennore OBJ Hopkins, Newport oct PA in bal
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30 ansaip cry Of Atlanta WooahuL Charleston Nov TO-
-lia J.-les 1.r GehIeus HAMBURG as ia with r1dse
srs sai ss. nov at 81 p. lor. "a &c. passed three
petroleum ag-eis. bat could uot make ou tie mars
C. Tobias q 90. Game a southern passage and lad hne
Bark Marine lAusf Naccl, Copenhagen 50 DAYS. IN bal
last % Punch. Edye q Go.
hlk Mana clrstla tall JaccariDo Athens 81 days, IN
ballast t0 fuufI, lCyc Co.. la--et Gibraltar sept. -
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wan. ir,lh water with Lo.ssts o. u.ra Cos vessel no
H.IU. l.fUI a.
hsfL fr uiru Nor|. Jacobsen from Griustad, which
lfu bay,
CIV tlI- O. 3d.
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80. nav DOW be .eeureL

XVALLACKs. -. u-.,,...,.
w prom etor and Manager MI LESTER NALLACK
EVERY EVENING AT :. AND SAIt NDAH MATINEE,
AZ 30. FRANK MAB~HAlIS charming comedy ~lrama,
FALSE ~nAAE.
The characters &c. te Play VII b, distributed ~ follow -
EARL OF DA-HINGlDN ...... Mt. j. " = Han NDS
AU.IHTE LORD Chiffon. his sOr, m The " Roy al
Ruf-" ts- written expressly FOR and originally -
rltva1 hul Mr. fl ). No NrAGTE
FRNf,Sr RiiAGTETG .................. Mr. E.AtNOTT
COLONEL HOWARp...} Of tho (Mr. JonN GiLBERr
LIEUT. PERCY GRAY. egal MI ". 4. ENriNGE
Hon. CHA~. EWARI...) BUh..' Ar. g.. J.. EDWIN
PHILIP, servant % Braele,yh-. MI f. NJ loLLAND
WILSON Nr. j. pEt x
TIC EH TIM Master " DENEkNA
MAGDALEN ATHERLElCH......Miss ROSE cOGhLAN
Nh, HOW ui.... Nine. POSIsG
miss STELLA DONIFACE
MARY maid 10 Nagh.len ......... Miss META BARTLETT
1hlrlsfcTs. ants &c
NEW AND APPROPRIATE occidental MUSIC By
Mr. THOMAS BAKER
THE NEW SCENERY WILL consist Of:
ACT ].
NEAR TIE ROWAN GHEl LFALLS ~ THE GRO ND5
OF ATHERLEtGN HALL. CUMBERLAND, hJ
MI j. CLARE
ACT ..
HALL N Chiffon CASTLE THE STAT or THE
EARL OF DASHINGTON, by Mr.. J. ROBERTS.
AT
MORNING ROOM IL Chiffon CASTLE, by
Mr.. j. CLARE.
Machinery amt app1ntnen = by Mr.. r. DORRlNGIoN
CtFrlages may 0rdcran a. 1880
Box Office open frgm a. m to4 p m
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V'O PHILADELPHIA,
u
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Dep0ts IN
Philadelphia two ia Ncw-fork.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time silent with absolute safety.
On aud alter Move ublr II, 1911
Express Trains leave New Ofk DesbIOsscs and COrt
lanai STREETS EeIIlds 40 follows
$50 $40, 1880 Limited IL M ], 1, 8. g. $50 T. $50
and D. m. sunday 2. q, $50. 7, $50 aLd 70 p m.
1ats az "BrOoAIyn AuneA connect viii AL through trains
jersey city anorug speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Iltuiniug trains leave Philadelphia 90 $50 7 40 s.
80 and limited Express lJ5 D. 2, L. $50, Z.
ami 80 D. H. and j. midnight ON sunday 800 $780, T. 8,
SID a Ia a., 80 A. m, and IL midnight.
Ticket Ofhces 5lG and 0ti Broadway No. AsOr House
And loot OF DesUrOsseE and ont 4udtklE. so. C0urtst
Rroo.Iyn. Nos ia. no aDd lls Hudson st., HOb0ken
Depot JeT.ey city .gHht Ticket Ohce Ma. q. Battery
FRANK THOMSON, l. i. FARMER,
Central II auager Gem FasseUseJ Agent
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I ONO DNA.VOH AMI Ih4lDHtA I ~ 4
is77 me steamer JESSE H0YT win leave yewyoTx
iavrr II a. r. and D. H.. V.ea1l Brdgc,on. Egs Ear
Dor sc II DE-; Wautl~u. aI.c-4. as l'ot r. ~ =. n
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through irsils VIII ica-c Grand Central Irp1C $50
room cara 10 Rochester; aso % ST. Adams , ,,t
1890 a. 3D., special Chicago and Western fapie' iT ~
drswins room ears 10 Cauaudalgua Rochester ana huA'
H. 49, Northern and Western Express 70 Utica White
400 p M kl5any and Troy Express stops a. sing sing
Pei +sIl. GtIIi>uu IN Ic e. pdi r. 10 - H'-'I-
Goo s. louis hElress win ..ePnsiieSeis 'cr n,
cars FOR Canandarua Burao Niagara FAILS ana ir A1A',
80 T. A. pachc Express daily, with sleemngcars for
edo etrot ard Chicago ana 10 Montreal va ST. Adams
100 p ~. Express with slecping-car5 for Albany an
Way Trains per Local Time Tables. Tickets sale
of5ecs 40 PaTspaSr i and 9i2 Broadway Sew.York,
-N' 900 " "'' { 2. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
= steamers Lave Pres2 c4llg isgn-;- ehSp'ed Tor
pENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
KOUTE-Ou November r. ~ trains cave New
Express for urs PITT burg the Is. and sout win
Pullman Palace l1rs at'2cd q. d. anu 500 = me- daily
p connecting a. cory f1T !tu>yli istro In Centre.
For baltimore. Washington aud the south, Limited wash
= ID r. 3D.. arrive Washington 10 p. Regular NJ
/ j. 90. anI . %. iu SUNDAY, 81 ana p.
fviI,ss Philadelphia. 30 s2O3 $3.50 Limited, u
J. A. B. e. $50. :. SEQ. and D. H.. suuay ., g. Coo,
z $685.. and @ H. Emf grant amt second tias- Z Pc
B0ats ~ Brooklyn Annex" connect with All through
jersey aGOulns speedy ana oeci transfer ioI
For trains 10 newark Ezabetb RAILWAY Princeton, TrI
rNIGere, ana other
see local -c ,duips al Iichrt Ot1t---
Trains arrl e.: i1tt-bur- 600 and l"4O and
1920 d. r daily: 1910 and 600 j. NJ da U.s. except
Monday Prom Washington and Baltmor, 600 M gao me-
4.fu 5I5 and lUlU 3D. sunday G,o ana $3.50 o. I From
PhiadeiHha. jO5 coo g.4O 1910. 1890 1880 o. "a llO
4lo 5j, o.50 40, 1910 anI 1920 m sunday d0O, CJU
$40 l04o ll.tn a u., 6.J' and lo.-' r. H..
Ticket Office go and ga Broadway. No As1r House
aud foot Of DeshrJ.ees and & rldd a7 No. to.rtst
Bo5ltu. ia n AID ll~ Huds1u-t HohoAcr Depot
jersey CITY. raat Ticket Otice so = barfy place
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FAhMtlt
general Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
1 FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST. .
NOT A TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONINGTON and RHODE ISLAM ID
leave fier o. North River. $50 daily except
sundays.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN Will
leave sIONINGTON al 43O O. m.
Tickets for all The principal ticket Offices and state
all offices Wc-cUtJs Express Co., ana al
S03 broadway. --- d. ,.,. $500
Freght Ony) steamers leave daily Except Sundays) at
D. m Pier 20, North River foot Of WarenL Freights
VIA either hue al lowest rates.
J.. :. BAFCOlK, PREF. l. W fILiIHs Gen Pass Art
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BOARD AT AIKEN, sc.
- 1f. house ESQ., g srs .,rucr H harlsfs. mas l.rn ul
ia ho1orcl repair newly ur hr "l receive o'' Hris
tls ] 9Th ol November 800 'I#'tnna ... terms.
COUNTRY BOARD can I've had 1t an old
4 ia.4.on-. .arn. .cr ie c'tl'.i T. W. Ht. n b;
~. tial ID ~ low -qts tI.rr4 OSCAR BROW q. som
" ctcae,i-r co. H-f,rs t9 ~. N. L Ger. 2 Wa.I'e
ENGLEW ,NcW-jcrsav. First class board
= Joe r.ylt- fa., tT FAD anal u. at MOI zoe pIc'--
Address Office BOX so. l1j. LAsie7,ot Iitai ie'!
tACCs.
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To- e nt.Her @iv. without board private nanny
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- tEANI' ELEJANl l-Ai Jus cum
~ pl.ed. .I,ows; 700 reg og.2f 20 ' 7''. ''''
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AND~OtELG EJl-l@ILI, 4. 49,
Tribune a..'"' ONCE ''-' b
RNrF lrf..-f ROOM with gIg-pt. fHlIl llNf,
1 IN .,-i ~, t....er o g. Ia r.r1 IS.
p3.ure; hsai.oa D; furnished. painted ast i,t 9 81 ''"e
"-ly house OUT .s'...f 'i''''' -
.rrfr-- 81, ... TURN. %. Il Rooms '0 iti ty-
e 80 g. 20. tl.,, . A., r.rr,. mon, 1art-. SO ~
West Iit--t
a u-I,A-f s,TopI front al.,y-a raor, with
/ SEiVNb-0 OI'l 'lI'I' "i' ~ - 20 ~
si.rst. r,t r.r.,s.
-. ,k-t-.-r o,rIr s-T moon -+b-,t-o A Iar,,a
Z II - tll- - az '. q. -, ~ ~ - - ~
A sammy, co'iali1.-t Iioat .,l "ll .'it t.',':
bod loallon and rr.srorc-s G.s-r.lss
~ =,
nTH-~I q WEST I.eTEp and small
= -. ~ tf .1,a- ,..ri. hoard. l.er- el..
d - i''I-' '- - 1890
~ can Handsomely tII4u't"t.- ~lth connecting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
nluslral Instruments

nURING these hard times we will sell for
cash Pianos octave $50. rs octave 500 organs,
op. $50 stop- IS stops f6s steps, $40 To stops,
SIS. n stop- Sl0O perfect order, net used year
Norhlv iustaluens for Pianos and organs on % let
I1nr,i MA or HORACE WATERS SONS, 40 East ltth
at. west of Broad Say \ \.
EXTRAORDINARY bargains in new and Sec
Il md hand pipe organs. Prices, 800 10 $1,000
HILBORNE j. ROOSEVELT, 40 West lStts
ERANICH & BACH, 243 East 22d-st., near
~ 2dave, have beautiful assortment OF nne Pauo'rIcr
both new and second hand which they Offering very DH
Pianos lent SUD sold on instaments.
I IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of Liglte &
II Bradbury, ODER their splendid PIANOFORIEs a. low
nrs.s monthly payments at IL East ifth ST.
Also smth's AMERICAN ORGANS.
- Y. BALL & Co.,
-. No. II EAST itTHST.
Chickering's Senways and other Pianos and organs low
for caah, on nstalments, and for rent
~ PIANOS 10 sell regardless Of price; 7i3
Sci octave al improvements $40, upwards instruments
received, rentsi. CABLES, cor Uth-aye. and -Sdst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
5teambcats ano Railroads

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLE'S
"A LINE-nrew and 81 John. ave pier ~, n. T., eycly
ceped with rorth and west sterooms comfortably
Fse 81 so s YAy 9 5 Seqi ei .1e YET
RRIDGEPORT. and al points on Housatonic
leas Cstar es dai tsunoays excepted at II 80 o. I
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of pesbrosses aHd Corld
500 Washington, Colnmbus Chicago and west
ilchmnH q. CL4ucs.on cd Tie south. Il.uu Pam Ia
lao p 3D. ~ Washington and DE West and or Richmond
no aIt.nofe and ,a-nnaton nlsar close casuec,us l,r
rttsbur-. Cincinnati, Louisville amt So Ioas. Through
p. d. m dqiiy ir- washiagt d. t,e south and west Pull
man seepers from Ne".fer 90 Ba,imare ant W4,nis'on
81 Lods P.tt'aueh,'tbe south and s,ufh-We, T.rorsi
urc Washington with trains for Iyuchbu-- Florida, New.
For tao1eb uescts pea,e cal az Company. Office $50
Broadway New rk, aud O., uget onc TOO Of tortlandt
ASK Foe TlCKETs IVA BALTfHoEE AND OTTO
CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Commencing CT. -. ISL Tr ..ns leave % follows:
CHUNK Taultqls vi sesllrre Eia.-a. SC
$40 .u-Ior uiaa B1.s Erl.h' Fas.ou, Haru burg
1915 o. ana $50 H. Fo- ~oI0rrvl.o auo raluG N
Pc ui-Fur Flew --toa. I.astou. Mauch C1unk. Wilkes
ba.r- sra or, iu sn@aAock iamaqua Hazeioh |ead
p. c.-For Iuea Hnaae Brauch. tason. selyderc ana
53o cily-For Eastou. Allentown, and Harrisburg
For tTains o. ia.li points see timetable stations
Bound sr,5s Intermediate roiaa $50 Tor
ka.ton, Reading. and Hlil.'ouis
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean Grove &C. AZ 745. ll.i5 m. 4. 5.ij D. ,,r
and a squan % ana irora POM rLEA-ANT
EREEHOLD and NEW-Y08k. RAILWA,Yl, =,
7g5. ll.45 a. ul- 4, 5I' ,. ID.