davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Summer Bonr0.

V2'ANTED-A permanent, quiet home (out
W ,f uty Lady su'N",i a cong intervals 10 cpl
lcptic attacks ply Scaus or ycrgym1u- family Preferred
Address y. A., Tribune Uptown Office l,2o~ Broadway
sHOODSIDE COTTAGE. Jefferson Heights.
-lur walks ?ud drives romantic scenery. SHADE Gro
quct rit mos milk, eggs. terms. 10 to - Lady OF
fou,u today MARTIN x BEARS = and ". L. D., ~ East
IAN IT.. CWNUrk.
NN'OLCOTT'S NlLLA.-FiVe miles from the
~ village ~ CatsSi, on The great thorouettre west
over mountains beautifully situated ~ the Roar oi tho
stream onc Tie locations within the tnyirons OF
Ca~kl the Mountain Hos ana an places
pptic and Caisk ivIuus well shaded;
forty drive 10 day boats stage sTo 20
cents. ....,, %, =.
WILLIAM g. WOLCOTT Catsel, y. y.
Refers O Whitehall lUi and l2O West ST. y \.
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EMAEnERS can ind good accomo.

dtt,.. l.-c qui't tuu u Il" I-aL'y located on
tl ,. ' ..tr,hls Ioi terms and ril.IJr~ address
-. D.. PADDOCK.
South Dirh5a. tEu"u" @. y. \.
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METROPOLITAN ELLyATED HALFWAY,


ups. tI0'n b - 20 10 ~ no.
MORRIS -rRF.T Ntar. Int ir south Ferry AL nat
rICIGRSrRr o. V,r,st pom. Pop w.H ~tru fr,.-.
C,TEIINNII -'NEtr- -N'aro-i lnf Tor J'Ts'y 'iy ani
tuuuIur.paN I..y'-.
PAHk .lIN,E ..lIc-' lint p Ip-t Uh.' Cty lsll ard
ilI,.ItN ~f..tt Fem fU ilohuL o.
CIAHEE,.~ ~IEiLr N.ttcrt p".y; Tor iav'nA auf IRE
Railway Penn.
GA> -iEtt N.alrst point for Despro-e. street Ferry
10 .rI.-Y
HIGHrIl., 3, l-Nc,rcst PIN, for Christopher street
Fern 10 Uulps. n.
FOTETEENIH : IkEEr- 49,.
INENIGlIlI II.I~ lIIII-N'r - p".utiot INthty thtd
street FcrI, t"JtIs'y tI'y.
TUGETI THI RID liLI.l.
FORTY SECONDS IEI.l.l-N NeaT,-t point for New YORK
Central Railroad Depot
FITTIIIlIN STREET
FFTI FIGHTII Str EET Nearest point fr Htral Park.
FOR UPTOWN trains tthe I.A-l >iH, -ttf"n
ron DOW NTO'HN trains t1N, w ~ side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS, except between the houi- O 03O ID
-.SU a. H. and , to p when Ia" Ia" - > 'cuts
ROUTE. From Flfty ghth street a"us NNihAvenne: 10
ami along and along >"th Iti a'rnu;
~ Caaa ~rcc crossing into ami along West Broadway 10
aIt aoug tO aud along 'hUT'hSttect' 10
ami tlou. Sew tIurCl.sircct t0 MOTIFS
Connects with the following hoiS' car lines: .
~ RICIDRSGREEG with tdr. ir SCUM trtrY. Az
GRAND STREET WIN ears for l"'tIos-rs and last Grand
~,r,r, Ferries At BLEEC kESTRErT wiki ears tor East
qul West 81 EIGTHrH STREET III cars for Christopher
and East I,utI Ferries At Ft RIEEN lh strict
with car fur Twenty tlG6 Stl'"i AMI ft~t twenty
tIaJ Iltv fourth STREETS Ferries Al iHlRl1IIllRD'
>TEFET with cal- for Wrchawk'H Re ~. " FIFTY
SlNrN.~ STREET with cars Tor Belt Line lIailgudd.
NJ VAN BKOChLIN Supt.
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rnrIr ilil. fvota N'".l".k.
Double Ta;s n, o,! !'.' ri lq, ana the Fastest
I'''' 49,, and, .,,,,| r.,, ~ ~
r1pr,.- Trains i,," .,c~ -. va ur-ito--e,
- 80 20. 20 !ulrl q. ~ J. T. :. g. 80 80.
$ 20 ami " = m sunday. i.n ui " "a m. '' '.'" 40,
Eoti. oi ,slyu Ann,," connect " IL aI rrour, trains
Jc,-'y '.r. anoIdns sp,cy aud crc, Uar'i'r Tor
E,,.li.nr iran. have Philadelphia $40. ..a T. 30 :
and ' .. '!i y; b. No. and T. Midnight, ou sunday 5o r7 s.
$50, =. i' g. '.,. T. co.. 90" ~ n'ri'tL ., -. .,
uoi- I'd iootof -lo-,. ,nd ,oarl.ndt .t, No ,oirt.
81 j T. - r@ y l!o-.a -. .!, i:,os' Depot. j'''
oliAL&, L, I'",i-6%. 'lI' ii-,: ''''' >" r,iuIH
t,u.ia Manager. Grnl rt..u.'i Agent
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY viii hereafter hc
Inil- N>D ~ ,rrI.N rh!lAotH. ALLN>Gi.NI ~
. a. n. 'a,qaan sna Cii',ro n.y, E,wc,. prlvm..
room ,o', he {" Hu;a" an' Suspension hrtrr -, r,c,
v,st runa,, be-, craving loo.n sccp.ug aclo' Ent
cI,J m lns y To- raG hfis1a I'm % ' Nss M WI - H. ,Int 5.
nan ai1 Cclr" wl"ut change: Is" hotel dnins oara to
p H.. Iml.raut iran Tor TIE West
Ifl.a- lot,c Charnh,r, su'', 0rI''. New. York Tor
D. i'" ai !. NJ a.sl, & -ira Ut n NJ NM, m oI @ Saaa
E'aihuiuid Park aud ra.sa.c. C. -. lo 10 "a, l.
'on1a's O. 90 icl5 rn -, Gj21 IT, and ~ mianIDt
In r. = a ar !. iS mp. & 90 -aay 5 @ l. 4 - s j. 10 +" a. a. a H."
l:ii. $50, 7 ~. and ~ mianieit g. ,,...,
night Sundrs g. 80 IGI, a. ~, ia. 80 ! = r and Z.
, midnight
Warwick. 10, I,.Ij Il. IN, i,u
: $50, SUNDAYS ..
Rom !out Kingston. e.. &.
(o-l,n 500 10 900. luJ " -. Sta. IjO, 200
~ ~uulays, e. Ou, o:Ju lol1 81. IN, go. 200 =. UI
iiiddlcIuHn i:iJ, 500, TO- =. 81, iju 900 T. NJ
SuHdat-. $50. loI"a m, uiu 700 T. M Tie 800 e. IN
r. ~. trains connect with Sew ! ora anl b-WrgO
Toij j'f,. "a, 900, lol5 m. ., 600 700 p m.
Suuaay.. =. o., a. Iu. q 20 and 90
N0ii..IrHu, l,uHin" CiaWI "I--t nan hours
twenty third q niic'n minutes earlier
above time: Trains caNIug tLuuIcr.si ON quarter
hours leave yIit flird- trti uIuuir- rilirr Eut'
twenty fhf,t al and ll.'I T. i connecting with
trains I-ayn. Chanbc>~t at lUto T. 49,, dnd l-Ou mid-
night
ckcs for pa--,c aui or apartments ia drawing room and
stclHug Ice H. 'id orders for thc che, hins
and transfer Of BAGGAGE br lr ~ Tic Coupauy's Office
52.i ETUtdwiy. y. Y; No Court L.,
EtuoklNu. Company -,'UIUts.
the West III NtW oik at
a m j. - and 1919 4. ~.
" me- no y ABnGIi, General I.ts-'r Agent, New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains EureWUod. Cluster IcImput ami NSsck
700 80 gIJ a. m, 500 o., 90 i, 5.jO, hiD $50 i.
and saturday night, only at 80 T. IN sundays, 300 a.
aud $50 p
NaHuct Irug Valley and Mou-cy, 700, 9ij ito .
III. JNO y ABBOTT, General fd'>r Agent, New ork
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4 EAST 5STH-ST.-FrOnt rooms on third
Il and fourth floors overlooking tie Park, 10 rent with
board. Mrs. JAMks 81 RDSALL.
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RECORDED REAn ESTATE lRANsFERA
NrN YORK CITY.

IveA W. 30 n u OF 7C;hs 2jT,j; Joseph iAucr- y,
bach referee. 10 James l. B"ger.. :-; -. StV'
10 of IGtI-sf, 23A - Joseph : Autl'
bach referee, TO James l. Bog, IT., .--.. 4o
hads9n teS awe ~ rgrre To- NARY McGay 1875
Wei Farms and hunters Point Road, cs 10 Bronx
River l24tn WardD BOOK lu0NiucgmlM; Aoiah"A % -
B Taupcn. referee, to Nicholas Williams -; -''
ehaHs II ftrsc 10 Nav q Pinckncy 100
l2ttl Il - n W o 9Ilrdvc, l''Nlo, als, I-lS
sts- 30 II of llthavc, 5ONlou. II as1 lIe
angular p.ecc Of land on 1891 -, Il =, 90 II cor
9Th ave. 7g2N6S.2IlO+.3, and also S-iSl, =
no IL II e of 2ddyc. Jjl lNlO22; Chailts SaIt"r 81,
ami vl'c 10 Jane. VI S.ltcr - ''"'
TlOurs ave " t2+;h NaId). .5uH-'O bciJd',hC u,
TyIriugham and wife 10 To Layina II Mohifn>c |'U'
2d@ye ave- n.ElrG g"' IT 10 ,i FreciicE scuck - l7.O
1920 81 = - Hryrr TO- Lizic Never 20,
BTonrnes so j2D Charles SlrDert 10 NJ Milho MI
BrooHcs go 52Ij; NJ Milmo McGowau to Eugene
Siebrlt
Eipg.bridgc and West Farms Road e., 200 II cot
IIofmlu ST - fth WdIdl 2HGN66 ana also hlueS'
IritKc and West Farms Road, g 5G II cot Hon
uisu-,t 23 exc: John MURPHY to James Murphy
Same urOncrtV: James Murphy L. Mary MURPHY
llst.st n : 2OOft OF 2d.Svc, 2uX.SH the Green p.
wich savings Bank 10 Peter lndv s-...-;..... "''
7SthSt - IT " q! 2daNe. 2jN!o2.Zi Cahalhe ,,
Franks To George Bdrr .-....,- I'"'
SHAVE. .}24 It Of 4Stlst - l.-\ iii'"u'i'
Is Jacobs and wife to Elizabeth l"hth: S'o'
l'uionaVc. lO~t Of Mali-~i t2lii NaIu, A"oN p,
lTj Anna SphS % Phihpp!ra Petersen -, '''
"a ave. s. SOIL IT of l?t;l-st 'NNo; Md( l. "a.
fIuss and husband to Hem! St,H"rr.. ''-'
Eliza J - Boihoad cXecut'lN, etc. to IhtO % ..
Ittll
l46h.st II $ 275 f. W Of Cl.hon.vc. jONIcO, Daniel
Leulox ana wife to AIzna SloeI.. ................
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East Sid..

MADISON SQUARE-26 East ODD st
WI Rooms for families aud single people with board also
table board
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WANTED to lct-Threc rooms neatly tur-
w nished for housekeeping also hall bedro Pease
call
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Dcllil5lrD

AT VAN NLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 26l
~ Cthave-p Pain sets -. gum teeth. ~.
ranted. Gas administered IA years without accident Re
IucIIleT .Gl.
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accommodate uI adults, no Other hodld'l"; shaded
lawns large pazl pleasant rooms high Ground nnc views;
elias. Idtuus; private Table II desired also
stling horses references given and required ~ mn
tt. rom rW York from depot. Address Box
~ ptt.1f
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Corporation Notlfee.

PROPOSALS for Groceries and Supplies Will
received by the Department Of Charities and COricc
On, until July ~, 1873 For iH particulars see The city
Record. Tor sale Al No city Hall.
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IH EAST 9TH-ST., near University place
~ Rooms floor furnished with carpets only
terms moderate also one single room, s5l
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REAL ESTATE.
NRw.YoRK. MONDAY. Iu'y 8. lsI

NEw-YORK, Monday, luIJ 3, IS'7'
The following sales were held at the tx
change saesroom today
By John II. Dr1DSr
story brown S'93S Hgn,s M ] YIN @ p . PearSall 1900
E0 f. j. LuYb
s4stoIy brick houses w!th i.'' " 5000
Bg IluIb :. tdWD. ,,-.,
story frame house with lot, NO II : f",sl -
e. l4oite Of 4ths'e' Io' z'N1 5000
B0 JohH T. EoUd .
, .,,rr ic, hrU1inC with lot No GlS Waters, n
near 5;onycrneu'' lot 1000
'''''' ' Bg I. j. E l. Tttii'Ds.
puUdin0 Iln Of land, MaHIdt - - ~
-" ~ HIoorir ida e uoad. running thtOlgh 10 Law.
renee st. plot 25'2oo' hn"i d run ~ 1000
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Brooklyn Board.

DOOMS-With or without board-A back
paror privilege Of the front parlor gentleman and
dren half price high ground sunny rooms private family.
33S Herkmer St. corner Albany.aye.
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Clurch ~ - Peter 10 the FmigIaEt Industrial saw
iuCS I{aus Church and Barclayst, 600
same 10 same cor Church aud Ccdarst veal. 1900
h'a, ave-. C|, Years iS '''' - GoOo
LadIfE rS,,' %; svc a. s,ig $500
Sn 5norT cxccHors n etc., 5000
ia'T's"D Hys ani m"nsrons; " 5000
ea'STi n gft EariIe in 1000
S'AIS1 ATSi Yo i5i iyraI l. -. 25Oo
55 add 5.5 @ nToSmcst 5000
EnOuE. John y and wife to Joseph French Nos Il and
PsrR Pa -: 3 years - .... 10000
Brand ior N cor iIiaVe and i6.SI years 1000
"ei snc" S'Sn o,BplT % 4d st. " Of i0hayt yeaT 1000
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECnRnED MORrGAGEs.

;,lv. +. executor etc. 10 Max Bau'z and John Har
Inn \oG,S ydaVp, wear
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v'o TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TO PllILADELPiilA,
VIA
TENN~lLNANIA EATLNOAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED E"C1E AND SHORT LIEE
between
~ W.NOEK ANb PHlIAbELrHIN.

Fourteen Through u way daily tlucc Depot.
TlitIri iIIl 'vola N'N .I"is.
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Stedmboais ano Railroads.

A ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.-The
~ elegant steamors DEiW or IT UOHN win
leave Pier q, North River. foot o' daily SUNDAYS
ucudcd ~ - connecting AT Alhanv with cNpte.s trans
foT SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE. LAKE 'lAMfIAlN,
The AplEONpAChS,tN MONTREAL and THuts NORTH
gl oi Nc>cutt Express Offices NtwhuTk aud bfoukNu
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by "AuneK' boats
rcturn Si TINS only night line of selling
tickets and ohcckug baggage To places on ihe Ne" lofk
Central Railroad.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEl.
" Ferry station 10 Now York foot ~ Libcrtv,t
Commencing june 3. l-5S IriIu~ leave, a. follows:
$50 a. m-IoT Remington. Ea't"n. Ectiirrr Nau,h
Chunk laWagud, NikcNuHrc LiuT' Sc Connects ~ june
$40 a. m Ii.eh Bridge Branch Schoo,va Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake linraiCpig, Ia-i"u, HurShuigh
Mauch Chunk, Ianaqua iIa1'i"u. Niik'.bIIl' scranton
WilISWspurt
1913 a aud $50 p m-For ~omcryilc aud Pennington.
p m-Eor Pennington I1stuu. N1uCi chunk. IamHqu4,
WIkc.bsIrc Scranton 1uuklanu"cL. Iamaqua, Htl,t"n
Reading r"usylc NaIrshutrh. sc . -
pm -For Hign nrdCe Branch S'hu"l'Ns N"uni'li.
Budds Like AMI Ik, .ult' , Eas;ou E''yid &C. aud
Mauch Chuk connects a. IauCou Win y. J. aud W u ~
$50 = M, daly-Foi Etston, Allentown ahd HailsbhISh
for train. 10 local pomi. see time tables at stations
SUNDAY TEAISS-Icavc at - g. mI. ]. p IA. l"t
R"nud luok intermediate points, aun al $50 T. IA Tor
Easton Hca,ng and II,irIshurrh
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
g.. al .. 40, .. ia, q H.. s. e.. i..r % =. ~.
Pullman i.aNm. room car, aic attached 9 ur o"''
], Trans.
stages connect q; Matawan station iromkl roiiL
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. L,ay' foot OF Lh'' - i"r Freehold "t
t:iI, ! - z. IN, !, >, pm
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Gnmmcr Bodr0.

snmmcr Bonro,
AT the Elm Tree Farm House, Jcwctt
twelve hr terms reasonable r'f'f'u,r -'ph Wells,
IG, Jsroadv.y y y Ador-. .. \ Etcr. JoN,rr. s. s.
4 mong the Berkshire Hills, Naplew"od Hall
~ rittshril Na., Now open 1cmuiul patA IN acr,.
ce%i%1aGs cont an, %r., %s aha l s l End ~ " G&
4 COOL. HEANIIN-SIfNDED COUNTRY
~ HoME grounds and vsls. plain e,-aut people only
d,'ifel ~'n VIII rem ,h ti' 90 i' nu'h ~ 10y j, ~
H. south (,ruaik, conn
ATLANTIC HOUSE. Watch Hill, r. l.,
- up"n, Juuc - uudcr new uan.1cm'ni a,',',.hIt
by ~tpiusi"r Steamboat company railroad U" 'ah1
Aa'ir,s. & 81 rNRKEL frnrrir'o. -ounrron 60
y s.ir i,rinrh'u' Mss ,tru. rIy -nII,r Village
siocsnrlcr aud Ic.o,, mtlc E'h-uc nm LOCO acre
o H,r..ir, '"1nS ~ Tr io-trI Jo<E- rroln.'dr
AMONG TIE EAMNpo MoINIAiNS.-
~ a'li,,' , ii, NV, nI A'' & ',.r nou
rau,oa, .,,ror vh ,D'"HuH .g,n h.'., 'n me- m& m& mNg
CIRCULAR. '''' '.f.icu,.. &C. yer, mod,ra.r t.ia.
\ PRIVATE FAMILY. delightfully."- located
O." 60, 80 s."'r ",I , ~" 't,i, ', lir" N'. A., G
o. Ger n... rscI1oei tsr,o. NON - o - p'' "s.S
[ NONG the BEEkN,IIHE mLLS.-looo
/ sect '.",. the -'.. ,HA.t,G;"2n nlli. ru-n,a'
c,r! H. a,oi''t, It., r'G". ' ,5dr.-i". WLlrrhiL.
4. lhGrlh Sp'ips House. Albrsh springs, w.
.a '" s s . '.Si ,., l.o S'1,"' ra1 % .. i' 1a,sh ]
M, a"d -o lrr ~rnr. "a h .r"",a- g.l9',%., % % ~, I'
" M la'.-g , 200. ,.l..v ... 81, " Igg' ,!l =. ,.n,,d I
-. H.-lon.
pEANCH COTTAGE. Delaware Water Gap,
- Penn. t'H.. -G r',f''l. Ilih ''NII'N. li'r
poy.' SUMMER Hoigdus->choo.->cc >Nlhin
- -l.f 'll.. .''ri'~mrni under '"''I"N N"H' 'I".
ItNN NUW HOUSE. .NAN!UCKET. MASS
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steamer ~CHWduhikt l'.N' lt'N nm dl.N
land sd 81 T. H.. ~ il5 y. sands Point at 100
T. us: SUNDAYS. rtyr. PcrN slip at and 3ii 81, T. r.,
at - ~'uiS iV,ut at i3O p m. Address e. DO NS'
I ptuu
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BOARD ano Rooms
West Side.

West Side.
DOAkDERS WANTED.-Onc or two largo
ID square rooms on sccondfoor very nicely furnished 10
let with board 3Gj West jGts unCNCcptiOna
bic ncghborhood; convenient 10 elevated ROADS
~ WEST 10rll-Sr., near 5th-avc.-Pleas-
ant ruoms with excellent board snd home comforts at
moderate prices for families and gentlemen transient Wis
itors 81 - per day.
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FOR lIlE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after July Direct connection Will Tee made ia
IuE GEE 81 nENNlLENLE LINE.

PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer lu,.u" ~ FDN
TOINr WIINLF PEuN IbENti, Al so g. SD. r'I
through to FNENAN House .Uo AL WHITE MOI y.
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Board and Rooms Wanted.

WANIEU-UptOwn board Tor lady. Com
w Portable second floor. Also for gentle
man. with breakfast Home comforts and low prices, sum-
mer or permanent Unexeeponable reference S"v and re-
CURED Address with particulars, H. L., TytuIe UPTOWN
office, l,23S Broadway.
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JCmlIrvrEy. Gen1 Pass. Agt
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -

DENNSlLNA\lA RAILROAD. - GREAI
HoUtE On and aieT May r. NJ. uan- lcaye Nm.
Exmes. for Harrisburg, riusDqrg the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars ATTACHED a. l, q sud = 80 J. M,
For Willa4sport Look Haven, cory and Ere at sop
connS.,s At C9rTy fer InsHG reIa.gm ,@jr' aud
''s BaiiinHft I'M Wa.insSm AN. the so1h Idrur Wash
Gay, nsi so i,s a. M i@ye ' a, 4o m es at 20
a. NJ o$o and , N; S.9daH ','o % ", p, ~. j,
H.. ]. I. T. G G3O 20 $50 and " j. m sunday, so
H"s Of 5rookyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey Cy. alGrdAg speedy and direct transfer Tor
For irais 10 newark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton" Tren
ton reIhl Amboy L!cmne"n i'l'.drie and other POINTS
T1Sins srTIvc-Fiom ir,'sourr, go loioa m 1920 ?
N, d'v l0.lo a M 30 y NJ G',,. 't''rt H"" Id in
~ ~ SUNDAY $50. $40 am Tron rir1rpnr. 80. %
dIo. tG 3 1870 poo M SUNDAY 'ay BOB go 30 io5o
oI and o., , Eaea1saT T.: 80 > ATT cI'I ?p.s ..
a. d foot "l Dt,Di"s'fa ana , ,"" ''ait G a.
ia lIG and IL Ilud-ons, Iioh'k"n Depot J'r~y CITY
imF..9, IgEc' "mgT So ha''er' if.'y yAr,,rn
NO. Genera Mana ger. Ce,1 Passenger Agent.
,VHE MARY POWELL, fare 75 cents, tor Wcst
sCn cilI,ns Aas2n NT & , ,d1" tf ~ rcr #a g.
fpE H si Eo E S'n nv Conn CONNECTS T 1 Boats
rVHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct,
-' an The iayorItc Palace steamers -,
MASSAt III NIl -, captain nay tH'n,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain jess" Mott,
leave daily (~undays excepted FROM Plcr ~ Noth inct XIV
foot Of WaIrcns a. fa- rugI- arrive ID boston AT
a. IL. No intermediate landings between H'"'lotA ana
Providence .,........ -. . ....
me OLD RELIABLE SIONlNGTON LINE,
FOIt BOSTON ANb hIL PplAIS LA~I,
at I. M PIcI 81. NOljh l1v'r loot pi Jd'-si
Fare ly h- -. - Ju INST
stadrooms tickets fol; LlIIln, ~ 80 .c;nTg a.
COMPANY AlsO tickets sold al all hotel ltkct OihCrs.
Freight via either me taken AT lowest rate.
''N'e'' " -. = BABCOCK, PTc1itcnt.
l. w FnKlNs General Pas as,enger Agent
ISl MILES for - CENTS.
stb citizens Iiur-IIov boats. state rooms 81 ana -
bcTths 1T class fare 30 cents N"" palace stem"
eT. SIa'Ds" and "Cty Of JIor' leave dur, nr udn.
Saturday unt sunday, ~ from Pier u" \ R loot u
Ietoy- sure connection with express trans Tor AZ points
North and West. StacT0oms aud through ttA"i- At
DODDo EXPIRES, 9i4 Broadway, y. y ana ! 'Ouftsi
HTOOklyn.
d.I IN TO NEWPORT First-class
VIA
1.-THE OLD KELIABLE'
STONINGION LINE.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

y nt ~IIN~ WELLS brautituly situated among the Bcrk
shire Is open Tor visitors good hNhhs aud bunting
sad and carriage horses for ladies and gentlemen. boating
Sc: also excellent opportunity Tor studying French Al
,'rt., III. y WELLS, Beckett Centre Mas.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

NINDHAM COUNTY, Conn.,, trst-class
board with very pleasant rooms. Apply to the PRES
TON HOuSE. BIOOk yn. CONN
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
4 CnnL. MEANILN.sIINnEN COrNTRY


~ HOME grounds and walks plain pleasant p'"p" unIN
desired whp viii an late, 90 turuilN. ii I1N ltiuT
s"ambo,t flr. unlv 2Or Trans hourly. Nddr", % hpi
Ne
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

HONE COMFORTS for six to eight adults
found at largo farm house one half mile from
WashnstoDvilIo station Sowburg branch Erie Railroad
terms So Address Box 81 Orange Co., ".
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
ron LANDING-FOR SALE
nor SALE.-Family giving up housekeeping


viii sell bargain rstclass house perfect order
Oh 3Jth-st. a few doors west If Broadway.
For rldIcdlar-. inquire Of owner
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
CountrD Real Gstate for Sale.
IN EXTENSINE hnlkhcad water front CON.


~ city, chemical works factone rchneres
FOR dwellings, for sale low.
terms r. 4. Young, Ciy Engineer 20 Exchange place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-06-22
Dtotbs.

Near KernoysvilIe, on Wednesday
evening, June 10Th, 1873, after a pro-
tracted illness of consumption, Mr.
SOLOMON MATTHEWS MILLER,
son of Mr.. Jacob J. Miller, aged about
81 years. Asleep in Jesus
At bis residence near DarksvilIc,
Berkeley county, on the 29th Of May,
of Neuralgia Of the heart, Nj. HENRY
l.. TIMBERLAkE, aged 40 years,
eldest son of the late Thos. Timberlakc,
OF this county.
In Winfield, Kansas, May 9Th, 1873,
ELLA MAY SILVER, aged 10
months, youngest daughter Of II. 5.
and Mrs Ellen N. Silver, formerly of
GerardStown.
At his residence, two miles east Of
Martinsburg, on the 10Th instant, Mr..
JOHN G. COUClIMAN, aged a
years, months and % days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-06-22
COM llISSi0 EK'S
NO IICE.

y the Circuit Court of =, ilrrSOn Coun-
| ty-iu Term April oath, 1873:
Edward Tcarncy, late sheriff of Jcllcr-
son County, Committee Administrator, q.
l. H., OF /. Thomas Chaplmc, dcccas-
ed,
". CHANCERY.
Laura Chapline, widow OF |. Thomas
Chapliu2, and Henry Chaplinc, Thomas
Chaplinc and Rose Cha2linc, infant chil-
drcu and heirs and dcviSecs of said |. +.
Chaplinc, deceased, and j. II. Shepherd,
Edward Lucas. j. W. Greenwood, john
G.. UnSeld, j. II. SHOW, Jacob Winter
meyer, ). L. lIumrickhouSc, ". 7. Man
ming, NJ. f.. McKevitt, John IL. Zittl", l.
W. Chaplinc, j. W. Is. Frazier, ,Jno. Cook,
Annie +. Chapliuc, Geo. ". Chase, ".
K. Burch in his own right ana for the
use Of Mrs. Laura Chaplinc, X. l.. Ma
grudcr, G.. i. Licklider, James RighiSlinc,
j. NJ. Stoncbrakcr, Jacob Fcrr,ll, j. =.
Fleming; Martha MagrudcI, EX' culriN at
X. y. Magruder, j. L. kcriott, II. {. Mar
tin, ii. VI. Billings; Ge". II. Fcidt, As
signcc of II. II. Blackburn; G.. II. John
son, Administrator Priscilla Bowers Ja-
cob Foulke, l.. W. POileHbcrgcr, County
of Jefferson, West Va, and Mrs. Ann l..
Briarly, Guardian of her infant children,
the known creditors of said |. y. Chapluc
deceased.
Extract from Decree of April ~. 1873
Ii is ordered that his cause be referred
tOa Commissioner Of this Court TO settle
the account of the said Administrator OF
/. L. Chaplinc, deceased, aud To audit the
claims agains; the Estate OF the said de-
ceased by giving notice as prescribed in
Chap. 200 oil the Acts of the legislature OF
West Va. of 1872 and -, aud also to as
certain the real estate OF which said I. +.
Chaplinc died seized, the amount thereof
remaining unsOld, and the value and an
nual rental value thereof, and such other
and further matters as he may deem ne
ccssary or may be requested by any of The
parties, and make report of his proceed
ings to the next term Of this Court: but
before proceeding TO execute the provis-
ions Of this decree, said Commissioner
shall give notice for four consecutive
weeks IN some newspaper published in
the County, of the time aud place Of it,
execution, which publication shall be-
equivalent TO personal service upon the
parties.
y true abstract from the rccord-Tcstc.
Il. &. WASHINGTON, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-06-22
Sbspberastpwn Register.
SHEPHERD COLLEGE.

EH SuEPuERD CoLLEGE.-The Com
mencement exercises of Shepherd Col
lege will begin on Wednesday night,
June Goth, and continue through three
successive evenings.
Ued"tsdoy Night, June 26-Address
before the Parthenian and Clceronian
Literary Societies, by Hon. A. r. Bote-
Ter. Also, an address before the Alum
III, by w. Price Craighill, NJ. E. L.
Thursday Nigh, June 27-Exercis.
es of the Graduating Class Of the Col
legiate Department.
Friday Night, June 2S-Essays and
Orations of the Normal Class; address
TO the class and presentation of Diplo-
mas, by Prot, w. X. Pendleton, PreSi-
dent of the Board of Regents.
Thursday, 5 p. M-Business meet
ing of the Alumni, TO be held III the
College Hall,
The public EXERCISES will he held in
the NJ. +. Church South.
Music will be furnished by Criswell S
Silver Cornet Band.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-06-22

Ca BIsHoP PErERKIN.-This gentle
man, the first Episcopal Bishop OF West
Virginia, arrived here on Saturday last,
aud preached in the Episcopal Church
on Sunday morning. After the sermon
he confirmed class of -. The Bish-
op is young man of fine appearance
aud pleasant manners. He is speaker
OF great ability, one calculated to attract
and interest his audience, The highest
commentators have been passed upon
him by those who were present and
heard his most able discourse, which
was so applicable TO the occasion. This
is the first confirmation service held by
Bishop Peterkin since his conservation
as Bishop of this State. lie left here
or Sunday evening in company with
Rev. Mr.. Meade, for Charlestown,
where he held confirmation services at
night in the Episcopal church at that
place. The Bishop expects to be with
US again in July. lie was the guest of
Rev. Mr.. Hubbard while here.