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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
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A Fair Offer.

A man who appeared to have just struck
tie town boarded a Michigan avenue car aud
as lie rolled along began 10 eat big apple
Pretty soon piece Of the fruit went down bis
windpipe, and he coUghcd like horse. Ia
bis struggles the piece was blown out and it
struck a woman who sat opposite in the eye.
You grea: brute r. she shouted, as sic
brushed it ofT.
lie coughed and cougbed, and bis eyes rolled
and his face grew red but as soon as he could
get bis breath be showed out one Of bis great
cow hide boots and said
Sorry, na'am-purely accidental, and I'm
willing you should spit on ny foot 10 make i
all square"
1t was a fair offer, but sic turned away ard
coYtiuucd 20 feel mad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
A Queer Matrimonial Taste.

The saving Of Hamlet thst "The funeral
baked meats did coldly furnish the marriage
table" was practically illustrated few days
ago iu Georgia, although in this case the man,
not the woman, offended the propreties In
April last tue wife of a Mr. Caraway, a farmer,
near Atlanta, in that State, was found lying
in Der own homebrutally murdered. Suspicion
was directed against Charles Tommey, negro,
aud on his being arrested he confessed to hav-
ing committed the crime The husband Of
the murdered woman was apparently over
come by grief, but prevailed upon the popu-
lace not to lynch the murderer, who was safe
ly lodged in Jail, tried, convicted, sentenced
10 death aud executed hud now comes the
curious part Of the story On that morning
Mr. Caraway, the bereayed husband, bought a
license for second marriag-, put it in his
pocket, witnessed the hanging, aud then quiet
ly went OF aud got married. It is not every
man who can thus crowd double amount Of
enjlymept into a single day, and Mr. CAraway
may be congratulated on the nerve and cool
ness he displayed. Xerxes is said to have
wished that some one would invent a new
pleasure, and certainly tie idea OF witnessing
the hanging Of your frst wileS murderer,
with a marriage license 70 unite you to a second
paid for and carefully slowed away in your
vest pocket ought, we should think, to be
sufficient to satisfy the most epicureau old
barbarian, either ancient or modern.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
Beautiful Tribute to a Wife.

The late r. VI. CorVine, Of Cincinnati, has
left a will 10 which be says to lis chiIdren:-
" ! euj)n upon them the duty u affection
aud respect and confidence toward my said
wife, Dessie NJ Corwiue. She has been az
fectionate, devoted, aud faithful to nc IN al
relations, aud more especially 10 times Of i'll
y s., for which / bless aud honor her. She
has as vel been an sfectiOnate. tender, and
careful mother to my sons aud daughter. pay
this tribute to her as the dying words Of low
ing father to bis sons aud daughter, aud most
earnestly pray that they will cultivate cherish
and honor her for my sake as well as her own.
pray that the peace and concord Of ny house
hold may be preserved in love aud unity
IN the future as it has been 10 the past
The Lord will bless you FOR this, aud shall
look down from my place above in loving
Kindness and acknowledgement to you all -
Mrs. CJrwine was a second wife. aud the niece
Of Gen. Thomas 4. Morris, Of Indianapolis.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

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-s-Jte Dl,r- asd Ftfty Cents forsir r. month
rs- tdtterns OF Advertising are for square
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-.s tl...-i,ls- -.1rgerones in thes me protpr
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,yiausly agreed upon between the parties.
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r-..r -i red put, payments exaeted accordingly.
~ ts8rtAE AovEHrlsEvENrs.- To avoid any
...ai.-.,audin- ON the part OF the anuasladvcr-
...-s.tjs proper 90 state difincty that tbeirpri-
only extends 90 their immediate business
...s. ...s....t,s,L,<t,'rallotheradvertisemeutsseut ..t,s,
...t.nto be an additional charge, and no varia-
..a.
o. D5itlsrv Notices gilmore than avelinesuiH
b.,atrsed or.
iDB TOSG--P,stsrs. Sale Bills, Circulars,
CO. l,. Sc, executed promptly, neatly, audattair
r.I res.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
&. I. & v. +. D. GAILAHER. EDITORS
charlestOwn, Jefferson Co., W. Va
OFFICE IN JEFFERSON BuILDIyG."
Saturday, July 7, 1877.
Book Notices.


ScnIDyEn's MAGAZINE fr July has several
strong articles, the FIRST in importance being
Tourgueneil's powerful and Characteristic story
entitled "The Noblemau of the Steppe."-
Nextis Nh Maurice Thomsons first aud grace
ful illustrated article on B0w-shooting ;" aud
then Mr.. Beadlc's strong paper on 1.-The Nor
mon Theocracy," a subject Of which he is en-
tirely competent to speak with authority. A.
mong other contributions are r. w. Wrghts
" Richmond Since the War" David Gray S
" Last Indian Council on the Genesee," Mrs.
S. B. lIerrick's Depths Of the Sea, William
Henry Bishops Battle Of Bunkerloo," Miss
Stuart's Anecdotes Of Gilbert Stuart" and
julius Wilcox's Neither side Of Life Insur-
ance" The editorial departments are full and
fresh
ST. NICHOLAS for July is full Of illustrations
as usual, with pleasant reading matter for
young and old. Mr.. Sanford B. Hunt will in-
ierest the boys and grown folk, too, with his
picture Of the old fellow who told Mr.. Hunt
that the water was twenty-six feet deep thar
or tharabouts," is capital The Peterkins
have celebrated the Fourth Of July, and will
probably never do so again, and the Jimmie
Johns and their friends made Mr.. Tompkins,
the lobster mar, laugh, as Mrs. Diaz tells US
Mr.. Richard \ proctor's article on the Stars
in July" and The Giant Planet Jupiter"
Mr. Ernest logersols second paper on "Wild
Mice and their Ways" and contributors ad
vice to persons about to GO a-gypsyiug, are
only few Of tn. bountiful attractions Of this
excellent Jaly number Of " St Nicholas"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
POLITICAL.
DAWN.


The lilies droop, the red rose pales;
The tender violet's pc riume fails;
The birds are dumb, the leaves are still;
Nights dark shade ;niold. the hill.
o eyes so dim with unshed tears
o heart whose pain through smile appears!
Thy bitter cup OF sadness fill,
For night and darkness hold thee still.
The cloud. are gone, the sky Is clear
Nights shade has flown, the dawn is here,
Warm life and love the glad air thrill,
In golden sunlight laughs the hill.
The lilies raise their dropping heads;
Fresh fragrance steals from violet beds;
The ros. with crimson bushes now;
The song birds trill, the tree-tops bow.
Oppressed with fear, no light hath shone
NV weary, tangled path upon,
While Time, with rcmorselesS tread,
Cried, Youth and joy for thee are dead"
SAD heart, awake and greet thy morn;
Frcsh life and light tor thee shall dawn;
Through skies made clear by lovs's bught ray
Thou too shalt know the perfect day.
ELrIs GRAY, in Harper's Magazine for July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
How TO Deal with Scandal.

Whats the use Of mindiog what they
say?" What's the use Of lying awake nights
with the unkind remark Of some false friend
ruuniog through your brain Ike forked light
ming? What's the use Of getting into a wor-
ry and fret over gossip that has been set adoat
to your disadvantage by some meldesomo
busy body who has more time than character?
These things can't possibly iDjure, unless, in
deed, you take notice Of them. anil 10 combat
ing them give them character and standing
If what is said about You is true set yourself
right at once If it is false, let it 20 FOR what
it will fetch until It dies Of inherent weakness.
How to make slow horse fast-don'i feed
him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
THE LITTLE BROWN SEEDIN THE
FURROW.

A little brown seed in the furrow
Lay still in its gloomy bed,
While viOlets blue aud lilies white
Were whispering overhead.
They whispered OF glories strange and rare,
OF glittering dew, and floating air.
OF beauty and rapture everyWhere,-
And the seed heard all they sai5.
Poor little brown seed in the furrow
So close to the lilies feet
So far away from the great, glad day,
Where life seemed all complete
In her heart she treasured every word,
And she longed for the blessing of which she
heard,
For the light that shone, and the airs that stirred
In that land, so wondrous sweet!
TIE little brown seed in the furrow
Was thrilled with a strange unrest
A warm new hope beat tremblingly
In the tiny, heaving breast;
With her two small hands claspcd closein
prayer,
She lifted them up in the darkness there.
Up, up Tin ough the sod, toward sun and air,
Her folded hands she pressed.
o little brown seed in the furrow, Do,
At liSt YOU have pierced the mould
And. quyerinC with life intense,
Your beautiful leaves unfold,
Like wings outspread for upward flighti
And slowly, slowly, in dew and light.
A sweet bud opens TILL in Gods sight,
You wear a crown of gOld
Ha w. BephaH 81. Nicholas (or July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
AMERICAN HOTEL,
STAENTON IL
Change OF management.
=. NJ. CARTMELL, Proprietor.

IENHE management OF this Hotel has changed
hands and 10 is being PIT iu tl0roagh repair
being rcmu5elcd and rcturniShcd.
TIis Hotel Is conveniently situated near the c. 6
o. K. r. Depot and accessible TO the business part
o.. the city. which will make IL desirable for the
transient visitors and especially tor Commercial
men.
This Hotel is we'll ventilated and delightfully."-
cool in summer. The proprietor will spare no
pains % make it a irst-caSs Hotel.
Terms moderate and special rates will be made
for Commercial met.
M. CAETMELL,
Ian. 2-. 1877. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07

Professor Of Chemistry" Suppose sou were
called to patient who had swallowed heavy
dose of oxaic acid, what would you adminis-
ter?' Jones who is preparing for the pulpit,
aud only takes chemistry because it is obliga-
tory would administer the sacrament"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Corner Of Queen King Streets,
West Nirgi'a.

MaItinSburg, West \lrgl a..
MY OLD CUSTOMERS and the travelling pub
vi lie in general, are Informed that on The
FIRST DAY or APRIL, 1877,
/ will take charge Of the above named Hotel,
v here ] shall be glad to see all my old patrons. -
The house is new. commodious, rooms pleasant
and airy, aud eligibly situated
Jan. 97.ls7T. WM. BUTLEDGf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
on 1RTTSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, w. VA. SATURDAY,
VOL 66--VOL. u, INEW SERIESI CHARL
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALKER ~ CO.,
Celebrated ClOthierS Of Baltimore, Md,
Announce The introduction of plan Of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
BY LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
will send 0n application theig improved and accu-
rate
RULES FOR SELENEASURENEN7,
and a f1ll line Of samples from their immense
stock OF CLOTHS CASSlMERES, COATlNGS,
SHlBTINGS &C., thus enabling parties IN any
lrt OF the country 20 order their Clothing and
SHIRTS direct from them, with the certainty Of re-
ceiviug garments Of
The Ieyy Latest Syls
Ind Uost Pe.fect Fit AhainaJle
Goods ordered win be sent by Express to any
part oi the country.
As s. wen known throughout the Southern
States tley have for fory-Ihree ears
EXCELLED
I'm an departments Of their business. which is a
substantial guarantee as % the character OF the
Good, they will send out
A large aad wellassoltcd stock Of
READV-siADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full line o;
Furnishing Goods,
including all the latest Novelties in Design, and at
POPULAR PRICES.
when Good. are sent per Express c. o. D..
there win Dee no collection charge on amounts OF
$40 aud over.
Rules Tor SELF Measurement. Samples OF Goods
and P.ice List sent free on application.
The attention ot the Trade is Invited to our
Wholesale Department which is always kept Up
o. the highest standard
NOAH WALAER a CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers IN Meu's and BOYS
Clothing and Furnishing Goods either ready
mad. u. made O. order.
les aud Ir- rll,imore street, BALTIMORE,
MAY Do. lS15-yt. MD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
HOTEL,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va.

HAVING leased the Entlcr Hotel. it is now
open for the accommodation of the Public.
Tho Table will be beautifully supplied with al
the luxurics aud substautials that the city and
country markets afford. None but polite and at
teu,ive servants will be employed, and nothing
shall De left uudone that will contribute 10 the
comfort and pleasure OF guests The Stable VIII
be attended bv an experienced O,ter.
J.. /. ETCHISON,
February s. 1876. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
Brooklpn Rcal estate for safe.

HOUSES Nos. 43 WillOw-ss,
~ Hicksst 81, an5 81 Ntsaaus, 100 an l1- IIn
sppie-st J. . ana s1 WiuouRhby - LGfayetc-avc.
GORDON l.. fOItD. 81 CsrhHt, hr0nHlYn,
EOR SALE or RENT.-Will sel OF rent very
low los s47 and s53 iidcOn-pl. BROOKLYN houses 22I
So IN splendid cond tOu, rooms large With Gde yard
situated near Prospect PARK. Inquire al
u. Il. HILL 3S9 .ate1ah ave
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Gltn Rtal GslGts for 6alr.

Nlin hal UslaIt for bdlf.
THIRTEEN ELEGANT NEW HOUSES for
sale ar very grrs. 10 10 20 feet -rou prices
s25Ol0 10 S450OO per cent send for pAHpht
contain az diagrams prices 10 tire owners DlbGlN
CROsSMAN architects 90 Eat +lstst Two houses 20 ct
G.lS 0lhA story brown-stone, with very
y -sJs WV vaHab.e frontage On Of Tie leading
sveuues below Central Park. 10 LAND Il WHITING, D
Bee tIaan-gt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
Gorses. Carriages, 6arTess, &r.

ITO LET.-New coupe. By the menth beauti
fui harness ihe horse = ma~nhcent; one driver
bau vefy reasonable lTlccr, % uctt he aT
fii"a place ~. AZ DT FFY-s LIVERY STABLE. lis Eas
4tist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
BROOKLYN properin % fct.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
and basement brick dwelling 223 Carroll st.
desirable tenant the rent VIII be made very
reasonable Apply r. CORNELL ~ ConTtsL biookiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
Gounirn Board.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, having very pleas
~ ant place healthy location plenty Of shade me piezzaz
Meas M rooms and home comforts, would IKE
few hoaers Fa and Winter terms molefats on he OF
NV Haven Railroad depot goo .ianng hne drives
At TERRACE HALL. Ramapo, Rockland
n county y. - - miles rom Gits on Enc eilT3s L.s
WHfrH no SPEND SEPTEM SER AND OCTOBER.
Mountainous section with sncnlid .ctuerY lioI.e on lo
lake beating and hsi tbtcA pass shu peAer'
Moderate terms and drsi-ciass rerftuce
NTORRISTOWN-H comfort and econ,
y o Suueor accommodations AMI board one honr ond
ten, minnie. nom city 10 o 30 per week Box 10 Morris
Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

bridesmaids servants Butler Waters.
ACT 1.-THE DAY BEFORE MAkHIAGE
ACT e-THE WEDDINf MORNING
ACT 3-THE EVENING OF The WEDDING-DAY.
ACT 4-THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
ACT 5-rIlE FIRST OF THE HONEYMOON.
The box Office open nay from a. m. 10 1 p m.
Carriages may be ordered for IL o'clock
A SONG SERMON-By Philip Phillips, at
- Mariners Church, corner Of CathaTlne and Madison
ST., this evening Admission free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
Orcan 5leamers.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
! sgTEAMgHIP LINE BETWEEN NEN-fORk
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN.
COAPANY's PIER foot ~ SECoNDsl. hOBOkEN'
,fo-l.I saturday. oct H. HERMANN Saiuuinv oct -
DONAU $780,. rat. oct % An Rll A satnriay No.; .
RATEe OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK. 70 sou LHAAf-
Ton. HAVRE, OK BkEMEN -. - -
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold SECoND CABIN 20, soid
STEERAGE, $50 currency. go
Return reduced rates FTePad oieei-se Ne4sS
sates $50 currency
f'i AS's"' u oELRICHs & Co. Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
vo- cArTPORNrA JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
kFWZFALAND, BRITISH colt MbIA ohhhoN' &c
" sailing from PIER foot Canalst- Norm RIVER
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMUs OF PANAMA
SreAnsllD ACAPULCO. ~ kSDA1. vcoDcI 10
Connecung Centrai American anf sonh racine fortA
Prom SAN FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN and ChinA-
Steamship alaska, IN hsDAl. oct -. ~,
From Sandslcn Islands, Austraaa anu
Now Zealand. ....,,-.. ,,,,,,,,-p.c.v ~, IN
For freight passage apply ~ Companys Oinse NJ
Bowling Green, Newfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
GOnnirp Reai estate 1Or sale.

A FINE BUILDING PLOT, 80 by $50, or
"A so by 1876 dedra0ly located ana dry soil; con
veuief - depOs Flushing T. l. az OF owner o.
sprucest, y address h g. Fox ll5 Tribune ONCE
T. Flushing combines country advantages with the cty
convenience Of gas sewers wafer. &c.
7 CROTON LANDING FOR SALE.
a desirable FARM Of 20 acres suitable for genuenans
country residence The proper located on tie vest side
Of the old Albany Post Road. mile north " The
staon. extensive Vows OF the udson lve
Tho ana IL fully apples AID other mai
fruts all cultivation. The buildings comprise
go0d barr ice nouse 0utNudngg the
lalns The property VIII Do sold cheap f0r
particulars address EDWARD CLf KNE. Tribune once,
TOR SALE-A small farm Of % acres, for
g. 500 cash from Trseev'a Station the line
Freehold aad Jsmes0nrg Ag T. p, ddleseX Co 81 ,
ply premise Nv icftr toJ A Jamson kugshiO@n J.
SOMERSET COUNTY FARM, near cOmer-
- Vile n Forty acres all good state Of
arge twostory modern house II roms barn and cr
rage house ganar henneTy and all buildings N
order roofs s.lte neglblrEood good vii Dr. SOD ch
less than present value ri LAND & WHITING, Beck
WaE-st.
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Connlrp properln DO Get.

At NOMINAL RENT-Eiigbly situated cot
~ taee grounds OF one az more acres stable eis :
minutes nom downtown express TRAINS tNo ioals
cheaD aud travel House with twelve foos batl
flowers vines etc paycmenla gAA water
new progress and country coyenenees
conblled ABBY NJ WE-I ELIZABETH STATION on
next block address THE OWNER, r. o. Boa 49, Elza
beth. NJ.
tnDS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
ID Sci Washington ave, Wo0side, Sewark from October
L. Apply premises, u H. DEAIsON, 100 Belle
vils-ave. Newark N. J.
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Sales on Auellon

THE MESSRS. LEAYITr, AuctiOneers.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS tis week, AZ $50
O'clock At the clinton II al sale Rooms
IMPORTANT PRIVATE LIBRARY now on Exhllluon-
LIBRARY or THE LATE WM Bi.kAhLEf,
sheriff OF Westminster Co.
An EXTR AOEDINARN COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
FINE ART AND ILRusrRATED WORKS.
EXTRA ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
Including the Daniel COPY Of WALTON q COrroNS AN.
GLEK extended six Volumes with tho pryntef rats
index OF uafesl insertion q lo26 illustrations sud
PILkINGTONf- DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS. Win
J. g46 Inserted plates extended 10 e INT volumes. 40
And lnc
COLLECTION or STANDARD LITERATURE
Also
TWO VERY FINE AND LARGE BIACK-wALNur
BOOkCA~hS
Tho whole 10 be sold by auction, without reserve
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Che Curt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-Fall Meeting.
"A Jerome PARK 29h September, 2di 4th 6ib stn Ia
and lSth october begin each day AZ 10 o'clock
&. WHEArLY, sec. A BELAO--l l. Lree.
TVlO JEROME PARK RACES, via New ork
ana Har EN- Railroad sept 30 Oct 2 8, q > H. a Is
encci tran with reserved for ladies', viii leave Grand
Central Depot days az l2to and 40 p NJ returning
time table NAcaraoA
tickets 40 cents 4tll-ayc direct 10 depot
' {. ~ Bliss ELL Supt
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0musemeurs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER ~, 1877
EDWIN ADAMS TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
Doors open nj ~. Curtain f1-es precis~fy st 4.
NOTICfOn accounted The great length % NE pfogr3mme
earnestly requested that the audience VIII De punct1A
nd that repstiti0us viii De asked,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

QUEENSTOWN. OCT T-Ihe VI SOD IIIt , ,P
here 10 O'Clock last night ana proceeded 20 Liverpool
ffAvHF r General Tran ataDtc cos Steamship
Canada capt anguo New l0rS sept % by way VI
arrived Oc ock last night
Igl-rOI- Eng. OCT 5.-Tfo stcansi1p CORNWALL capt.
" rus ron 0rk sept % arrived here YESTERDAY
-fIvf- Oc'. The steamship Whckham capt Arn0tts,
from. Nea YORK. sept. 49, arrived acre Last SATURDAY
HtvAyA Oct. e-The steamship columbus arrived here
fr0u New-N Ork this afternoon
- oller sA.A Neles sec rim Pagel
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Irslral 3nsIrumc1rs

iunslral 3nsIrnmcrEs
a SSORTMENT.-Grand Square and Upright
a nn.ortss rrnt 50 m0nthY inssimeuts. q sec
hand pianofurteS call at BlDDLES, -
Waveriev place. Broadway.
CABINET or PARLOR ORGANS-Largest
- assortment best the world: lowest prices So AID
upwards nslmeut- rented until rent paye
OF the Manufacturers, 20 Union square
MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN co.
THAMES BROS, PIANOS,
HI l45 and lat 5th-ave.. cor 2lstst
NEW PIANOS
To RENT and FOR SALE ON The most reasonable terms
VERY LOW FOR CASH
ERANICH & BACH, DAB East 23d-st near
IN 2dave have beautiful Of Inc pisnoforfss
both new hand which they Offering low
Pianos soia ON instsilineuts
1 IGHTE ~ ERNST, old house of Llghte s.
IL Bradbury. orer tieir splendid PiANOFOklEs al %
monthly mcnts AZ IL kasI tas@ ALSO
smiths AMERICAS ONiASs.
~ Y. BALL II Co..
y No. II EAST lkrH-Sr.
ChlcEerisEs stainsa Pan0s Organs
forcasa. taIlnents, and tor rant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday Oct. 8. 1877.
The auctions announced for to-day, at the
EXCHANGE saesroom. we're disposed OF AZ follows;
The Morning herald., 1877-03-26
5ns 9insst !sssssii ssSssfin ans me

world. embracing over 3,VV,VW Culoihos'
Paintings and Choice Prints, at our enlarg.
ed Art Rooms. All the new and popular
subjects at rock bottom prices, The Falis
of The Rhine, size 20x2S-romantlc ana
grand: scene on the Susquehanna, one OF
The hits of the season, size l9x27; Lake Lnc-
erne. switzerland, the most beautiful lake
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The Morning herald., 1877-03-26
He made his way to town, but nothing was

He made his way to town, but nothing was
done till this morning.
It appears that the a5sass,ns were six in
number, and, IS the chinsman describes
them, we're five sMslican men" and one BOY
or little man. They came right up 10 inc
cabin door, and, without ony warning
blazed away, each one Of them picking ou'
his victim, which was easily done' % 'n0
candle showed their positions: There Is no
clue 10 the perpetrators of this terrible
outrage, and the verdict Of the Corohefs .
jury is, in the common phraseology-tha1
the Cinnamon came to their deaths by
pistol shot wounds, inflicted by SIX whlte
men, to the jury unknown-and nothing
more. 50 VI