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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

JAcEsox's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
bacco. Retailers can buy It Of Joseph
speldel \ Co., in 8, lOand 20 pound pack
ayes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

Dox'r forget that Louis Sehwalb will re-
ceive fresh Cleveland Book Beer at his
saloon, Main street, near Tenth, to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

FakSR CleEoland Iopk Bser on tap to-day
at Louis Schwalb's Saloon, near THE Grant
!!ouse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

JAcKsoX's BEsr.-Give It trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

THERMOMETER kEcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
10 q is * 'r;H ~; \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

II. NJ. s. "PISAFoRE," by Arthur Sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, l0c; Vocal
Selections bound, 25c; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
S5c; Pospourri, SOC; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, 60c.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs to rent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

.RAILRoAp BRIpgE DEsrRoYED ny FIRE.
About D O'Clock last night the bridge
oynr the creek at Gregg station, on the
Panhandle road. was discovered to be on
fire, and was completely destroyed In 4
abort time. The Hre vas caused by q
spark from 4 locomotive alighting on the
tfnbers, The fast line, which leaves this
oily a. ~ r. ", was delayed over an
hour, and finally went out over the Cleye;
land and Pittsburgh road as far Us Steq:
benHllel Tho moFnlngtrAin, due here ht
S:0J was half an hour late this morning,
having come from Sieubenville over the
q. 1 +. road Wednesdays Pills5ATgk Lad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

JOSEPH SPRlDRL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel & Co, have i!'at wholesale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

IL aaistI,EBSl uplciAl eS1lbaoatn 6sFesy rive
noiics h1iby Virtas ~ autA MI TSaini h lhsa
~ iSp asefua IL aid caslp ns4s 81 taA CoaH "
lsS'uify isH, ed hh1Sh 4 itS. respectively, thsy
saturday, the sIsI day Of nag, Is7S,
Isa.osIas II 70 Sslool a. ~ ~ At gehlis ,aStlsS
Nai ItrEialA Ne tlisUilg dssaibsd nal SEiEi6 L
BE eiiy y W8relhg - NiEgiall, " - aush tsSlp-
- nay = asoua.liy y pay ths hsll IOritst q Nd
.sd ~ '1P.Hs.d ale ts-sili fAsBFOps1y thsue
igTssily = ~ ksia houhP BsE slllui he ACpatrl
hoiel situated q IL gufn2 - v ~ lBA F0uf-
'esah s1elA aA4 bsas4ed - kilsss; Blsihhlhg
II he naTthelst o.rn,T Y Walsf ah4 fsa lsssl6
slFSsis Ihsael SbFth Eii6 WalSF sGrgt 06s hGbaiSi
lost thsle! oAli b hNo parallel via FOaIissHth
IN. ~ ISly y. - go 'Poes lhenSs
..lS tSS 80 aIi 9, AZ SPsa SE.S' ,sIIA
With fVart tutA tiFUst y IN AllsJ; thsses Aoaih
VIII As Uesi hBs = I'D alley sSvoaU-RlghI
ieei y toaneeulh tiEes thSoeo UVsl vita the nuIIn
une 81 tii4 furiHsBIh ltvsl V The Pl.er q haEn-
niBE lStbsf uilh he TShI y ~ Nd slIsy o tLS
eaai tds u AID pfgpsTty, ~ ugmmou uith 6lhsi
hgnses 4 IAmsi Ghd JaRoI baksF. sad eammls-
.A,asis % mlking aiS Z nd real ulio uh onsf for
1ls lrii that pan v HAid nal ealais upoa Uhth the
hgsl bulins Il srVeiOd End he ounA u he FraF q
MD hoid eaildibg and u eQaAl Width thSfOUiih "
The alley thtt L " ~, Ill v aid nal estate lying
Auih q Lee esnnsnCihg "a WlteT IlTsst 81 ths
notthu1sl orDeT u The hihlH hosl baildlhg on aid
real osiais and runhlng els pAElllo uih FOarosuih
itTeyt " TIE alley; and Suhdent amount u nousy
shall b bid oS Nd pan q sAh nal stats AAt o.
Tered y ~ % he sd sns esia And txpsnlss he
uniertEnod vii AL aid part and no mort Of aid
rial 0taif, bat u uieh Banetnt nn0unt Il not "a fof
such pm thea thsy viii ell The whole q lliI mi -
tals AHi above de eEte OF - aush ihyFuOf - shall
b hetrpary = ply nd lenh ooaiI add e1Psnaos V
Ihs highest Ind 6oi biddsI isEVlhsr via ISS TEh =
use aid alley.
TEaEsOI SALE-Ons.thlrd Il he puFshass mousy,
aud ~ nuyh n The pufrha o. may elect 70 pav
49, anNN a4h Al Tnssa. a AZ.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24
LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market street

IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson' Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24
rrr.h Stoek or Nen Goods.

Having Just returned from New York
and Philadelphia with an unusually large
stock OF Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Papers,
Notions, &C., &C., at extraordinary low
prices for cash. Please call and examine
The immense stock and low prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l
Main street JoHS RoENER.
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Ghe 9'stelllgettter


once Non. IS and "a Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

FOR SALE
One NEW SPRING WAGON, suitable for dsliv.
cry wagon win b hoid cheap for cash. Also, two
sALADE TRIPPLE-sPRING BUGGIES Gall lud
's' them and you will bay.
&. J. ELLIFRITZ,
is2l Corner Tvsnty-iOunh and Market sn.
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81 JleL.aaIsbe..s Sc 81 Toh.ace
ISTAATEI3,9 I'VE MEs q ~ COUNTY


u IL y nntelr1l
0aoEI. 3 nay. IlalaiIlIlilI.
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A NUMBER OF young ladies' on the South
Side have made arrangements for social
hop At Beck shall, on Market street, near
the Postofice, this evening. ysas' oTches-
ira has been engaged for the occasion.
Those who were honOred with bids
will no doubt enjoy a pleasant time, as
every arrangement has been made for
their entertainment
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IL aaisII,EsSl IplciAl SS1abaoatB 6sFssy rive
n0iies th1iby Virtss ~ hutA MI Essini IL lksa
D. tUp dsefda 10 nd easls us4a 81 al CoaH "
fss'uiIy isH, tSa hh5Sh ltS. rOifsCtlVsly, thsy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

Furniture-R. S. Hopkins.
frIg,,I,.,., Nn.hitt & Urn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02
THE PIONEER PICNIC.

The Gold Hill Netos of last evening cor
roborates the pleasing news that the Pioneer
picnic will be held here, as follows An adj
iourned meeting of the Executive Committee
of Arrangements for the coming picnic of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers on June 9TH, was held
at Pioneer Hall, Virginia, yesterday. The
various subcommittee reported progress.
After considerable debate ON the subject it
was decided to hold the picnic at Treadway's
Ranch, Carson City. The price of tickets
for the round trip, including transportation on
the cars and entrance to the grounds, was
placed at two dollars. Tickets of admission
to the grounds alone will be one dollar. The
games made and the ball will roll. The
various prizes for military target shooting,
archery, foot-racing, pedestrianism, etc, will
be announced in due time. The old boys are
determined that this picnic shall surpass all
previous ones given by them. They are like
old Coles dog, poor but proud The Society
has been badly involved in debt ever since
their hall was destroyed by the great fire at
Virginia, and they hope their friends will at
tend this picnic and make it as big social
and financial success as possible.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02

D. O. MILLS passed through here for Vir-
ginia yesterday.
The May term of the Q. S. District Cour.
will begin on Monday next, the 9th inst,
LIFB memberships of the N. A. NJ 4 IA.
Society will not admit holders to the races to-
morrow.
BULLIoE.-The southern stage brought in
three bar of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
SERENADK.- Spargo's new band serenaded
the Ormsby House last evening. The music
was good, and little more practice viii de-
velope 6rst class brass band.
APLEAsANT AFFAIR.-The Carson Amateur
Press Association, composed of young gentle
men whose ages range from ten to eighteen
years, gave a very pleasant little party al
Moore 4 Parkers Hall last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02
TREADWAY'S PARK.
THE PICNIC GROUND OF THE sTATB UNDERGO
ING A GRAND METAMORPHOsIs.

In less than month hence the picnic goers
of a year ago, will scarcely recognize Tread
ways Park as being the old stamping ground
for pleasure excursionists. J. w. Varney ha.
leased the park, and is making changes Oh
such scale of magnitude and grandeur, that,
when the work is completed, there will be no
picnic ground ON the coast possessing superior
advantages as place of resort Throughout
the grounds 200 new, movable benches will
| be placed; and there will also be Is large and
commodious lstticed arbors erected, each with
sufficient space to accommodate from ten to
fifteen persons On the west side there is to
be an oblong race track, $50 feet long and 5
feet wide, surrounded by a railing one foot
high, which will be devotedto foot racing and
such sports. North of the track there will
be q spacious croquet ground. The old
swings have been removed and are to be re-
placed by five new patent ones, double and
single, of the very latest pattern The space
betx cen the croquet grounds and the oblong
track, the lessee purposes to devote to archery
anu All gun sAoOlliAS, OOIn AOi lnuloS AIN gen
tlemen. The pavilion is being remodled
throughout; new floor is being put in, and
the two dancing rooms are to be thrown into
one, which will be spacious enough to accom-
odate eighty sets upon the floor at one time
The music stand will henceforth be at the e1-
IRENE north end of the pavilion, facing south.
On the west side of this building stalls for
vendors of fruits, ice cream and other refresh
ments are to be erected, which will be accessi
able from the dancing hall as well as from the
outside. The bar room is also undergoing
extensive and necessary repairs, which will
make the place look more like drinking
resort than barn, as it did in former |
years. The northwest portion of the park |
will be devoted exclusively to rifle and pigeon |
shooting, for the advertisement of military |
companies and sportsman There are other !
important improvements to be made which will |
be duly chronicled as soon as all of the changes |
in the park are completed. The lessee is e1-
pending large sum of money to beautlfy and |
make the place attractive, in which respect he
will undoubtedly be successful. 1t is only to
be hoped that he will meet with the substan-
tial encouragement his enterprise merits. AS
soon as the season is little more advanced,
Mr.. Varney eontemplates giving Sunday after
noon concerts, at the park, with an orchestra
Of from fifteen to twenty pieces. The pro-
gramme will be published in the local papers
every Sunday morning, and is to be of such
\ select character as will attract all music
owing people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02

A CORRECTION the Police Court pro
ceedings published in yesterdays MORNING
APPEAL relative to Judge Cary's threat tc
commit District Attorney Driesbach and Dis
| .rict Attorney Powell, of Lyon County, for
contempt of Court, the Ormsby County At
torney's name should have been omitted, as
he was not included in the threat. 1t was
only intened for Mr.. Powell, who tried to
brow beat the Court and didn't succeed.
During the trial District Attorney Driesbach
arose and censured the Court for not accept
Jag compromise in the case, and the remarks
were of such personal character, rejecting
upon the dignity of His Honor, that Mr.
Drlssbach was ordered to take his seat. This
is how the impression prevailed that he was
included in the threat.
Mn MATTEks The introduction of the
numerous free coinage bills in Congress, sig
Nifty friendly disposition toward the Car
son Mint. Among the many, one will GER
r,inly pass; SO it is believed by those who
NOW something about the matter In that
event, the Mint here will resume full opera
tions, and within SIX months perform more
work than has ever before been done in that
institution. The appropriation for the fiscal
year of 1880 is, so far, secured; that is if
my appropriation for any branch of the civil
service passes at all
ACCIDENTs-A young man named Charles
Desaunier, was brought to this city from
Hobart & Marlett's ranch yesterday morning
on the lightning train, with his right knee
badly cut by a saw. On Wednesday he was
engaged with another man in saving a log at
the ranch, when the saw slipped and cut a
frightful cash in the mans leg. He is stop
ping at Circe's hotel, and receiving proper
medical attention. Another man by the name
of McLane had his hand badly hurt at the
same place, on the same day.
THR Old Timer who has been an1iously
waiting for the establishment of an Old
Stif's Resort" feels very much chagrined at
the decision in the Supreme Court, declaring
the Legislative bill providing for such an in
unconstitutional. Talk about the
colored exodus from the South! Why, the
emigration of old buns from Nevada, as soon
as walking becomes good, will even over
shadow the fight of the Jews from Egypt
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PAR
DoNs.-There will be special meeting of the |
Board of Pardons, at the Governors Office, |
IN the 9Th instant, to consider the advisability
If committing tbs death sentence of All |
Jhouey, the Chinese murderer, at Reno, who |
s to be hanged on the Both instant, and to
Ittend to such other business as may be pre-
snted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02
THE RACES.

Tomorrow the greatest races ever held in
this city will take place here. The track is
in excellent condition, and everything indi-
cate. that the affair will be grand success.
The grand stand will be reserved for ladies
and their escorts 1t will be we'll to get to
the grounds as early as possible, for there
will undoubtedly be a great crowd and a
crushing rush.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02
PEAK SISTERS CONCERT.

The {" Old Maids concert which has been
advertised to come off at the Presbyterian
Church, for the benefit of the Sunday School
library, will take place at Moore L Parkers
Hall this evening The sale of tickets has
been so great that the church would not be
capable of holding all who wish to attend.
The concert will be an attractive one, and the
hall should be filed to OVERLOOKING.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-02

We have just received from n. Gray, III
Pest street, San Francisco, an exquisite little
ballad entitled g. Grandfather s Home. 1t
has simple heartfelt words and melody that
leaves q lasting impression on the hearer. Mr..
Gray informs us that his California song,
"Where is Heaven has caught the fever of
popularity, and there is an increasing demand
for it every day. Either Of these songs will
be mailed on receipt of5 Sets.
DHPARruREs - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning:
Mrs Curst, Mrs J. R. Gordon and child. J.
P. Wood and wife, J. w. Brown, w. L.
Stafford, A. B. Foster, A. Rothschild, l. Har-
ris, J. F. Andrews, j. Hogan, A. Dott, D.
Delforth, 81. Dill, J. Kern, NJ J. Peters.
InPRovEkzETs.- The sewer opposite the
Second Street side of the Ormsby House
underwent some badly needed repairs yester
day. So the summer evening loungers on the
hotel sidewalk need not be afraid of having
their sensitive olfactory organs offended.
ARR1vALs.-The following passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday afternoon:
Sam Lee, W. Sheridan, Col T. w. w. Da-
vies, C. Euen, F. D. Michel, F. Kings, A.
J. Holiness G. A. Woodward P Deidesher-
nier, r. L. Jacobs.
TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB.-The Refor~o
Club will hold its weekly meeting at Moore i
Parker's Hall tomorrow evening. The time
will be principally occupied with musical and
literary exercises Everybody is invited to
attend.
CoLoNEL II. G. SHAw, editor of the Pacific
Life, of San Francisco, now visiting the Com
stock, is son-iu-law of Rev George R.
Davis, of this city. Colonel Shaw will visit |
Carson before he returns home He will be
well received here.
PIONEER P1cN1C-J. W. Varney, the lessee |
of Treadways Park, received telegram from !
Virginia yesterday, advising him that the |
Pioneers have selected the Park for their pic
mic ground this year. The affair comes off Oh |
the 9TH of June.
PERsokAL-General John r. Kittrell re-
turned from White Pine County yesterday
morning, where he successfully prosecuted |
Walter s. Cox for manslaughter. The Gen
eral leaves for Bodie this morning.
Hon. CHARLES MARTIN was Oh the street |
yesterday, looking little pale and thin, but
feeling very cheerful, fact which all of his
friends will be pleased to learn.
PHILIP DEIDEsHE1MER, Supt. of the Hale
& Norcross, came in from Lake yesterday,
and is very enthusiastic over the future pros
poets of that district
May DAY.-The children of the public
schools celebrated May Day in an appropriate
and pleasant manner at Thorn's ranch.
The wind was blowing, and the dus. was
flying yesterday afternoon. Where Is the
sprinkler
THE new gag is, "He's as mean as Skinney
Smith; do yer tumbleP'
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
r ,oSG BRANCH. - FAREWELL TEff
LONG BRANCH FROM NEW YORK
THIS rRlDAy,s. s's sErTEaBER Isiaisa 10. 1879
LAST TRIP 's sfIafid,S FIy@6JTT RffI''ss ROCK. -
TO 'iryiss pSss FARE S he T. sIss ss''ssi
roxo ,a,xcv Branch and return. FIFTY CENTS.
LONG BRANCH Iron Pier Tickets, ~ cents eS
rally METHoDIsTs AND HOLD THE oLp p, FORTE yEI;v
dcdrand Hudson River trip on the PLYMOgTMH Ia k0fh 4f
shs h4ThfscD a
d1I!s ~. .a'; Ssss
"yVHEN CAN READ MY TITLE CLEAR 1T WILL
dist cus SS rSh y Dr.
eurson Stops at Yonkers on the way up atli 45 A. NJ
SuNpAY PLYMoUTn ROCK.
an iSDIAN suMMahekk DAY f'
on the romantic Hudson.
NEXT suNpAS Sss'sa'PF sEPFEnRRER ssIR ~, 1872
on ss'nfI; fIfaSgTm tSyJ'fi' fslssi socs. Steamer
wEiE EEwBGSSr BEGGSJSr'
One Hundred and Fifty Miles for Fifty Cents.
THE PLYMOUTH ROCK.
SxsE s % wifi rs "s
sSRS nsa
WEST Efsg 'Gr oyiSsisng the superb CUSTER MONUMENT
TICKETS OK, & fGr 9 the round trip only FIFTY CENTS
I'd st. North Rivsr '.ic ANNEX boat
to- om rs SS Y
CHARGE FSnSusA @ Rock I'S stops ss ss YontsSs
DouTh ROCK advertisement. SEQ about tho Annex
boat for Sundays excursion.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL TEACHERS AND PUPILS
have capital opportunity go to WEST POINT
the CADETS drill Read the PLYMOUTH RocK'R ad-
vertisement about Saturdays trip up tho rivOr
AT e CoSGT
LAST TRIP ON SUNDAY. sErrEMBEk 2i.
COLUMBTA.
MARINE AS6 SILrxhS SfaSA bAAps &C.
Leaving sath st. North a, R!vsS loA Leroy North
Leaves Rockaway alarm.
FARE, IS CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS.
AES6su sosa TO
on the sRsSp Rslsis'' KEpTnI,G' EIssSSrI steamer
ON SUNDAY, sEfrEASlsR 81.
To YoNKERs, WEST POINT and NEwBURG.
Tho coNrERNo MILITARY BAND will attend and dis.
course martial aud operate music throughout the trip
Tho management selected this trip being Of
waters and especially ut this time Of the year when
leaves hor gayest hues, and shows charming
panorama of falltinted foliage
THE GRAND REPUBLIc WILL LEAVE
Jewells dock Brooklyn, NJ pier North River. 9:15
A. NJ Leroy St. North kvor. 80 A. NJ; oath st. North
River. 9:45 A. NJ.
nn SURE SSS GsTi FaEs ri RiiE SRisD REPUBLIC
A -A-ro THE NEW II IRON S,,s,r PIER AT coNEY
NO EXTRA CHANGES FOR LANDING.
A~.rea. 9sssy i S':5ss !5:!: +
Minnie Cornell III :l5 A. Ill 30 A. NJ IN AS A. NJ
Anercus 10 r. NJ ~ r. NJ lad i. NJ
Minnie Cornell. 2:l5 I. NJ. 2:30 T. 2:15 r. NJ
Amcrcus 4:lo r. 30 r. M 4:40 4. M
Minnie Cornell. 5:l5 u. 5: 80 r. NJ 10 r NJ
Amercus ............. :. 19OP. MI - !
In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves, DAILY,
West 24th st. 10 A. NJ Leroy 10 10 A. NJ pier North
River 10 40 A. NJ Jewell's wharf Brooklyn, IL A. N.
Single fare; IS cents; Excursion Tickets 50 cents
Return Tickets good on either boat.
A FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY KxcEPT sATUR-
IA .day, fast steamer SETH Low with saloon. leaving
Harrison N r. IL sth r.. 80 pier ~ 4. r. AS;
ladies' SOC. AL FOSTER, Manager
Extra good fishing; average lbs daily.
MANHATTAN BEACH
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
M
GILMoRRs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East 23d st. Crossing tho river via
steamer Sylvan Grove) S:45 A. NJ and hourly thereafter
TO AS T. NJ
Returning Manhattan Beach hourly for Now
York via Greenpoint to 9:30 r. NJ
Elevated railroads South Ferry connecting with
steamer d. r. Martin hourly from 9:25 A. NJ to rs p.
NJ. via Bay Ridge.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York.
VIA Bay Ridge and Elevated RR., hourly to9:20P.M
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
4 rRIvATE FAMILY paI MgsT SELL IM.E1i4TELY
~s sno sSo Psnss and s'sI s
sna ss ysr sst @ 81 no WI ags
fused. Cali ITO West 2sa. 9Th av
EvE sShy e S
ss $780, ss sss and Bns
Bedstead Bookcasos Extension Table, Buffet Paint
& so %
e. ss open A. III, Good'
A RARE CHANCE FOR THOSE FURNISHING CITY
Aor country gentleman declining house
s.% s ss eisas aad .y Ss
@ ~ Sr oil 1'f f.n,sss sse
and sitS; handsome BOdsssad: Dressing CASES Wash,
soddins also Esssnsian Table SseSs patent elegantly
M Isl osss
st., between 9TH and 7th Please ring bell
A q l. BAUMANN.-IMMKNsE REDUCTION IN
the largest of It's kind in the
AT GEORGE A. CLARKE's, 747 BROADWAY, UP
hstairs.superor Furniture, Carpets. Bedding, Up
mcnis furnished to order "'-
RAUMANN BROs.'S NEW STORE, 80 WEST i4TH
DsLargest stock Of Furniture and Carpets TO select
the Champion Folding Bedstoad weekly aud monthly In.
a sS & iSa 1SS mosEKEs ea |
office.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNITURE,
ssss.s Syo
i55 ana ia7 Chatham st.
WANTED-sNALL AMOUNT OF GOOD FURNITU RE,
chase. kEsP0NslBLE. box I5i Herald Uptown ofiee
DRY GOODS.
SMfTms PATTERN BAZAAR, 10 EAST i4TH ST
Patterns With ns cloth H modsI o. rss resdy. SsS
=, Nobbiest thing out. 'Buttereup Ovorskirt"
Mailed as sample tor 3 stamps
INSTRUCTION.
lyon ANTONIO GIL DE TEJAbX. JUST ARRIVED
lies and colleges moderate Address Herald Office
IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYT0wN ON HUDSON
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