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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-20

Mr.. PRINTER.-Yetz will
ich der cbas shriva wos for ga
folla is de woch in unser Shtuf-
feltown,. es is an frammer law
yer do derrick cs town gaforra
i'm hot ned dor wax gawist for
es Tsuckerseas; un do hot ar
de wid-fraw Tell gafrocked eb
Sc dar wax wissa dad for noch
es Tsuckerseas, un Sc hot no
gasaut ar sod dar wax grad
ford fora an good shtick uni
don sod ar linkes oh drayer;
TN no grod SO an glane kivvel
hummer. Well sech Sc, won
an wanich worder dusht un
don du ich daf bohhet uf un
gay mid dear, for ich will ane-
how sella wax gay, well, secht
dar lawyer, du bisht orrick
willens,. well secht ar, es is
besser shlectich kumpaney dos
gor kenney, un ich liam dich
mid; well oil recht hot Sc ga
sawed, un is don in house un
hot sich don noch an bissel
awgadu, wanich dos tswa
monuter, un don wor Sc by can
iii de carrich Tin sin dor grod
wax fort galorra; un so fun
dam, un fun sellem gashweatz
un sin so gaforra Tin gafar sex
mile, I'm dod froked ddr law=
yer mohl, we wild is es don
noch bis on sella walk wo Oh
drayer dut? Oh, sccht Sc, ,mcr
sin shunt long forby. Eli, for
wos husht du nix gasaut, scch
ar, Ri, sech Sc, vile du gasaut
husht shlechty kumpaney wor
besscr dos we kcnncy, well,
now wor aver dar lawyer
mohl in a fix, for de wid-fraw
is now so wild gawescd dos Sc
gay hot wollet, TN Sc is now
OBJ fun dc carrich lin ar is
over widdcr tsurick gaforra,
un ar hot eva ned dor wax
fnna kenna for tsu de Marcy,
81 obsicht wor dar Will Hof-
flung ksu jacker, dar lawyer
wor eva iun wild by khmma,
un wos eah by gabrocht hut,
wor de shuld fun my tswa let
shter breaffer, wo du in de
tsitung gadruck husht for mich
ar hot eva 81 mind uf ga
tnaucht dos ar wod mohl noch
Shtufeltown, un de Marcy
Tsuckerseas mohl ufSucher
un ar het Sc aw easy fnna
kenna won az an shtick de
shtrOs nous gaforra war, i'm
wat no Ubgadrad ON eek fun
Holderbuck siher fanes, grod
dod wo dar gros kcshter bone
shtade, un no so an glanner
poat, dorrich dar bush hummer
gay, gr0d uf de onner sid so
an clancy room wo dorrich
Shtuffeltown loled, aver de
Marcy hut es ausgafunner fun
watch am lawyer, un Sc hot
mer gasawed ith sod so good
81 un es mahshion dos cs can
nix bUtta dad, oil wos Sc will
is dar VIII Huffung.
So feal fun diam trind
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LehIghtoH Ptsdite ttnrttei.
CrfRKtrtp WEEKLY.
AhOh REWARDi

We viii pay tie above reward f5r any
case Of Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion; Constipation or Cos
tiveness we cannot cure With Vests Veget-
strictly SSs E'so Soms& I EGSn wth II h Ssfoi sfs ey
Sugar Coated. Large boxes containing 80
pills, 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware Of Gouhterfeits and limitations The
genuine Manufactured tuly bS JOHN C.
WEST & CO.. "Fhe Pill Makers" lsl & lsS
W. Madison St., Chicago. Free trial pack.
age sent by mail prepaid on teeeipt Of a Set,
statifp. 2S-1y
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\NCaptain Dennis Reagan, who has been
built, while passing under the L. & 8: R. R.
bridge, near No. IL Lock, Wednesday morn
ing, raised his head too soon, and 1t came in
contact with the under portion of the bridge,
cutting cash in his head about three
inches long. He was assisted to DIR. c. W.
Lehts's drug store, where DR.. Lentz sewed
up and dressed the wound. The man had
sustained considerable loss of blood.
The business meeting of Democrats
called by the County Committee for Tues
day evening, was postponed to Saturday
evening.
Mr.. VIM. II. Kneckt has been in Phil
adelphia during the week, and took occa-
siun to visit the State EAir. He returned
home bh Thursday evening.
On Friday morning of last week an al
tercatioh took place in front of the Fort Al
len House between VIM. Reed and Augusta S
Oswald, resulting in an assault and battery.
Oswald caused the arrest of Reed ,who being
arraigned before Justice Boyer, was bound
over 10 the Court of Common Pleas.
If the Republican Convention had NOM
mated Cap. Solomon Yeahel for Jury Com.
missioner they might reasonably have ex-
pected suthe complimentary voting here
this year. But when slate-makers drop in
to blunders they must take the consequences
The Fort Allen Foundry which had no
CESSATION of It rush of business drive during
the past spring and summar bids very fail
to continue thus through the winter. And
what is thus said of the foundry, may also
be said of the Weissport planning mills.
There is an unusual interest manifest
In the public schools, and daily good at
tendance. The first impression is that Prof
Snyder as principalj will give entire salts
fnntinn
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Lehlghton, Sept. Is, ls7s.-tf

The Lutheran church of Easton, Of
which Rev. Mr.. Croft is pastor, held fair
and festival three days last week, from
which the church realized about $1,000 the
admission fee was 10 cents, and in ole even-
ing about 500 was realized from this source
alone-showing patronage of 1000 people
in a single eyenihb.
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aAXE EAnoLLARITnEE Earrrlln

fENER AGut AND LIVER PAU ~ " thout any
exception the best pad III existence Tor the cure
aud prevention OF all IN larlols ID and
tbe most wonderful medical discovery 0f the
age. No mealoine required. Cures BY Hbsorp-
uln emo LOT paInphlet Wnleh elNes Settn'
Pad. waliec tres. Ask your Druggi for the
Egyptian PAD and take 40 other II he has
none. Will send Ou one bv mgil on RECEIPT OF
price, u. JOS. J. = LINING. u Aarket 81,
PittSbursh. O. soc Agent Tor the OnGtsd
stafsa, Nay si-I year.
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Remaining uncalled for in the Paeketton
postofiice, Saturday Sept. IS, 1879;
Gillian, L. L. Snyder, John
seigfried, Cornelius (2)
Persons calling for any ofthe above letters,
will please say advertised"
i. Mcdaniel, 2. NJ.
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refer tOiL.

Subscribers will please refer to the direc-
ton tabs on their papers, by SO doing they
will be able to see whether they are square
on our books or not thus,
John Fit.williaifi mars 70
Shows that the subscription has been paid
up till March sth, 1879, and consequently
there is one dollar due us on the present year,
which you will please remit, or $l.25 will be
charged if we have to send bill.
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SO Reward.

The undersigned will pay the above Re-
ward to any person giving information which
will lead to the conFlttl5n of PARTIES
TEARING DOWN br DEFACING THEIR
SIGN BOARDS recently posted through the
country. ]. T. NUSBAUM * SON,
Original Cheap Cash Store.
LehlRhton. Sent IR 1870 If
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Local and Personal.
TO sUIssbhiBERs.

Subscribers to the CARBON ADVOCATE will
take special notice that odr terms are one
dollar year strictly in advahcej If not SO
paid $l.25 will be charged in every instance.
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
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MAhRIED.

On the 9th instant,
by Rst: R. c. Gill, Mr. John f. Williams,
Of Goidstdfo, Lackawanna county,to Miss
Jennie A. Weiss, of Weissport.
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haA IN A MONTH guaranteed. sl2 day
&XNkkh at hume made by the industrious.
qDepUU capital not requlI ed we will start
Won. Men. women. boys aud elrls
make money faster work for Us than at anv.
thing else. The work IL lght and y easnIt and
such as anyone can go right at. Those who arc
wise who zee this notice will send MS their Ad-
dresses at once aud see for Themselves Costly
Outfit aud tel ms Tree. NOW Is the ume. 4 hose
already at WORK are laying up large sums OF
money. Address TRUE Co, Augusta,
Maine. June 7.-ly~
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To the DomScrars Of wsls.port.

You are hereby requested to meet at the
Fort Allen House, on Saturday evening, the
goth instant5 at 1880 O'Clock, sharp, 10 ooun-
sci upon business of vital importance to the
present campaign. 1t is hoped that every
Democrat will be present.
The County Committee.
OSCAR ARNER.
C. W. LENTZ.
JOHN 6RAVER.
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$500 rs 5.... 5$S +

dbn %nn TO $500 A YEAR, or tj to $40
MI hhkdh day IN your own locality
QDleBVV risk. Women do as well IA men,
Manf maze more tnun the
amount stated ABOVE. No one o N fnii 10 make
money fcbt ANY one can do the work. You
can make from 50 cents TO g. an hour bY devOt.
ing yOtir evenings nud sliaIo time tn the bust.
ness. 1t costs uothuR TO try the business,
Nothing like 1t Tor money maxine ever O1eI ed
before BUSINESS pleasant ami strictly honor
aUie. Reader. # YOU want to know all about
the best pqyinb business before the pubic send
us your address aod we wi send YOU full par
uculars ufid private terms free aamp es worth
s5 also ftBr YOU can then make up your NINA
ior yourself Address GEORD r. STINSON
& CO., Portland Mai e. June 7.-lyA.
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clOsihg prizes of DEHAvES 4 TowhsESD,
Stock Government and GBld, 40 South
Third Street, Pbiiadglubid. Sent. ls. 1870
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02

The Sacramento Bee has been re-
quested to give notice that the fol-
lowing amendment to the new Con.
stitution will be proposed In both
Houses of the Legislature during
the first week of the session.:
The Legislature of the State of California
at it twenty third session propOs d the fol-
lowing amendment to the Cons tuition of
said State.
Anne. d rtiole seventeen of sid Cou-
sti ut on by adding thereto the following:
"sec lou 4. # r the first day OF jan
uary. 1881 no pers IN shall beoo me by pur
cha Q the own, of more than l60 acres Of
land. II, alter said day, any person shall,
by gift, grant, wi /, he + hip or in pa ment
If just debt. b come the owner If moe
than 10 acres laid, b or she sh ii have
five yeas, aft his I ne right to TIL pos
session thereof shall have occur, ed, ia which
to dispose If the surplus The Legislature
shell enforce this section by prop r laws
providing for the sale al transfer by tile
tate + any and all lands held contrary
thereto"
In fact it is generally understood
that the most determined and per-
sistent efforts will be made to limit
the ownership of land. II this
amendment does not pass In this
session by the necessary two-thirds
vote it will he brought foreward
again and again, until 1T has been
submitted to tue people. Ii itpass-
es at once 1t can be submitted to
the people at the next general cleo.
ton, ami by them approved or re-
jected ss they may see fit. AT any
rate it seems well to have matter
of such supreme importance settled
as quickly as possible, and in the
most direct manner that can be
devised.
Notice is also given that bills will
be introduced and pressed to vote
providing for graduated system of
taxation on large landed estates;
and also that all landed property
shall be divided among all the
heirs alike, regardless of age, sex
or condition. Evidently land
monopoly is to be the paramount
subject of discussion in the Leg
islature, under one form or another,
and members should study the sub
ject in the meantime as much as
possible, so as to be prepared to
vote intelligently, and for the best
interests of the whole people.-Sdn
Jose Mercury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
Kearney's Account Of his Failure
to see Grant

In his Sand-Lot speech last sum
day Kearney thus alluded to his
repeated unsuccessful efforts TO pay
his respects to Grant:
All of you have heard of the ar
rival in our city of General Grant
he came here one week ago yes
terday, and was received with great
donors. Looking upon him as o
representative citizen who has had
unusual opportunities for observa-
ton in foreign countries, and par
ticularly in China, l considered IT
my duty as a citizen to visit him
and bid him welcome, in behalf
of the Workingmen, to our home,
to invite him to the sand lot, and
to visit our Mayor-elect, DR.. Kali
loch, who, by reason of his refusing
to come off of ouv ticket, was shot
| at In q cowardly manner from
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
Something in a Name.

The English poet laureate has
paid subrtantial penalty to fame.
He has formally rejected AN estate
of two thousand a year, possession
of which is conditional OH his
change of name from Tennyson TO
Turner. His brother some years
ago came into ownership by in
heritauce of the property, and will
ingly changed his name for the
sake of the income; aud many
readers who have admired the
sonuets of the Rev. Charles Turner
are unaware that the author was
brother to the bard who sang the
idyls of the King. He died in
March last, his wife followed him
to the grave in April, and the pro.
perty fell to the laureate, saddled
with the stipulation that he should
foreswear Tennyson for Turner. He
has refused to surrender name
good for fifty-year Immortality
for obscurity and two thousand Il
year. But Alfred oan afford to be
magnanimons. His works bring
him in, one year with another,
three thousand pounds per annum,
and he has a thousand besides out
of landed property purchased with
the savings of his muse. Then he is
very thrifty, his habits of living
being as simple as those Of Carlyle.
Both the poet and the proser con-
sumo enormous quantities of
tobacco, the vehicle being q plain
cIuy pipe. Tennyson is said to be
of a penurious bent, and those who
declare this of him affirm that the
sacrifice he has just made for his
literary reputation must have cost
him very dear.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
Los ANGELES. THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. 1879.

coupe by an assassin, and is, there
fore, unable to pay his respects to
this distinguished citizen. There
fore, on Thursday morning, bright
and early, after having spent the
only twenty five cents that 1 hau
on that day in getting shaved and
having my shoes BACKED, 1 went
to the'Palace Hotel, wrote my name
on a card, and asked the clerk to
send it up to Gen Grant. He did so,
and after the lapse of few minutes
the waiter returned and Informed
me that the General Was not up. /
asked the waiter what he had done
with my card, and he replied that
he had left 1t on the Generals ia
Bile, and that Mrs. Grant had in
formed him that the General was
not up, whereupon I thanked him
anu left and returned in half an
hour, when the clerk told me that
lie was out. Yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock renewed my visit, sent
up my card, and was informed by
the waiter that the General had left
TO visit the Mint. 1 awaited his re.
turn, and called again, when, upon
sending up my name, / was told by
the waiter who returned that Gen.
eral Grant wished to be excused
from seeing me 1 thanked him
and left, considering that I had
done my duty. During the week
when my intention of visiting Gen.
eral Graut became known, [ was
told that it would be necessary that
L should be introduced by
some of the persons by whom
he has been surrounded since
his arrival in this city.
Not being DESTROYS of associating
or being identified with this class
of persons, many of whom expect
to see I'm the striped garments of
convicts before another year rolls
around, l declint d the proffered as
81 stance and went alone, with the
result which l have stated. have
no commens whatever to make
upon these facts, but the Working
men of this country must draw
their own conclus ions from them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
Or. Joseph KurtZ

Has removed his Office 10 No. so MAIN
STREET, over Dotter g. Bradloy's Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, to and
10 8. Residence-Buena Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
A. LABONGE, CHlR0PODIST'

WARTS, CORNS, BUNIONS. CHILL.
BLAINS and all other i'm projections of
the feet cured. The treatment OF ingrown
nails speciality.
Cupping, Leeching and Swedish Hand
rubbing done also.
p4r HEQ STREET, United states
Hotel BAH Rooms. SO I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
Mrs. r. G. Hay, M. d.,
Physician and Surgeon

OFFICE-Rooms No. s and 10, Odd Fell
lows Building, over Poslottice, Spring
street.
Residence-West side OF Bunker ELL
avenue, fourth door from Temple street.
Utfice Hours-l0 to IL A M. and to p.
NJ s2O-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the best Orange and Semi
Tropical Fruit Land In the state. Water
RE ht goes with the land Apply to the
Office of p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High 81
apl8tf F. W. WOOD. Secretary
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02

ased.
rlder-
lite of
cred
klliblt
.llers,
)ubli-
linis-
lgeles
smith
Block
IA. NJ.
D je25
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Harinrd
land santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for ir-is hit only.
$50 Passenger iOr san Francls take
the train ioi Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 8 d O'Clock p. M, Los An
geles Time
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-02
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. w. w. Ross,
Physician and Surgeon

OFFICE-With Dr. Kurtz, Nos. SO and 81
Main street. ocl-lm
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AT BARKER Il SONS
ACIrY AUCTION MART AND N Y TATTERsALL'S.
m, GqRNEk V - or Bsessyay d-SsnnSrp and sch s
RE0ILAR sales every "Wednesday end Saturday.
TWENTY FOUR hours allowed for trial
CATALOGUE or sALK THIS DAY,
VERY stylish aud elegant pair OF jot black Carriage
Horses 15ts high. years old
A VERY promising aud speedy bay Trotting Mare.
Io high coming years old can beat 40 and Is war;
THE FAMOUS chestnut Trottng Mare Lady Bliss. 151<
high years OLD formerly owned by Hon. A. NJ Bliss Of
brookyn; has troted 30 of the ganest and iast
est road the Coney Island road Full
"A BEAUTlFUL bay Saddle Mare, Is high years old
nne IN hncss thoroughly broke for lady; warranted
sound and kind
PAIR OF magnificent jet black Geldings 15az high.
and years DID, Of action fearless
OF stoAu great roadsters; sound and kind
ONE OF tho most elegant aud stylish comb Saadte
can tr3t IN minutes; warranted sound and kind.
COUPE KOCkAWAY, fine order.
TOP PONY Phaeton by George II. Close.
FINE BLACK GoldnY, 1914 high. years old; prompt
aho drver has trotted in 900 and IL wsrrSnted
A GKSrLEMANs Road Turnout. consisting Of the fast
young chestnut geding Moneypenny. l5x high years
old got by Daniel LAMBERT without exception the best
trotted half mile in 20 wagon 10 safe for lady to
drive aud warranted sound kind Also elegant top
side bar Whitney spring Wagon. Harness. &c.
SPEEDY LARGE bay Trotting Horse. 15z high.
years old superior driver and roadster trot close
to 80; warranted sound and kind.
SCfERB GOLDEN scrre Gelding, l5A. years old !:
minutes Is cheap at 500 match horse: warranted
LARGK NUMBER of Road Wagons. Phaetens. Express
and business Wagons. Harness. Blankets. Robes, &c.
TWENTY-ONE other lIorses- ....
PULL DESCRIPTIONS ut sale.
AALES NEVER postponed on account OF wonther.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUSHMENrs-7sH PAGE-lst I'd and Sd coils.
AsTROLOGY-7rn PAcE-9tn col
sSoSRLYS RoS PROPERTY Fos SALE AND TO Rent
BUSINESS oYsoksTStNIrlEs-sru PAGE
REx sTcFs TR s1dEa and 9Th Ss
cEssks AND sALEsHesaA4a @ = HR1D P1Snrssh :Sh col CO..
GdorHHSy1,H 1Nn r4sfTsS ~ sG col
and Ell sI eol
S3SefSs AcxbEsIEs47rs ssa'Esnss4 hadF F4os-sa col
DENTISTRY-isr PAGE-6th col.
R9sopEAN foEif rssss'f ftsssh Sa. COL
ExGTRsIoNs,.is1 PAcE-Sih col.
frINANCiAL-srn rs M PAGE
EN- FINE "a AkTs3lsT rAcnasd =, col
nooas aSb si TO
zsEs ss r.e.A and
hSEf RSES As1ER s!; 81 ..a sA
HOUSES. a6oas. d1' fIAoEs, or BUSINESS &C..
Ss$H iii Es2S ssH
s4ssISEFxfs sxsstk HxSTsLssD faesis f.ss.aa ss COL
Gsa1Si PAGE.
Sslq4hiS NEM trfSNse ss r4orssA COL
PfANoFoRTEs pRaANs aG7rH PAcr-sa COL
F2s5 osnSE
PBoPERrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGK-1st col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2D PAGK-lst col
RELIGIOUS NCTICES-1sr PAcx-lst and I'd coils.
RESTAURANTS-2D PACE-2d col.
REWARDS--1sr PAGR-2d col.
SALES AT AUCTIOE-7TH pAGE-6th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED D-FEMALES-7TH PAcK-4th col
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7rm PAGE-5th col.
SPECkAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
STORAGE-7rH PAGK-3d col.
THE TRADES-7fH PACE-5th aud 9th coils.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0SkS--2D PAcE-1st col.
nsp TO
IN PAGE-1st col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-7H PAGK-6th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE--2d col.
WINTER RESOkTS-2D PAGE-2d col .
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-10Tu PAcE-4th col
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DOGS. BIRDS. 60.

DOGS. BIRDS. so.
RIRDsl BIRDsI BIRDS!
Bird dealers and fancers 6nd il their avan tage
10 bury at headquarters.
week. 'e
No other house in America has such facilities as We
nave, and therefore be undersold by ona
CHARLES REICHE a BRO.
Chatham st.
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FINE ARTS.

vNxNrED-fHREE OR POUR NICE OIL PAINT.
Nv ngs, cheap for cash Parties answering this adve
tscment will please state OF picture and ts sse
Of artist original cost present price aud where
be Addrsss Post ohcs bex 927. New YORK si.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

tlOINSES. CAIilSIACs.cS- &C.
WAETED-A SECOND HAND BREWSrER OF
w Broome s Broughnnl for angle horse; must be in
good order and roomy Address box 22s Union Club.
U7OS FOR SALE FOR WANT OF USE. HAND
Dl AO.some bay Mare. l4s4 hands high. old
warranted sound. Chelsea stables. 332 West 3ist.
sol sLEIdHs slssA..
Sleghs.
Tho largest and best be found
city ut WIN II. GRAf'S, 20 and 22 Wooster st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A ROYAL HAVANA Lori ERY.
There has always been Al Havana, Cuba,
December 20,
agraRd extra sordiuary drawing.
1900 tickets. l3JO,OuO pesos.
5OOtDO pesos capital prize.
Full particulars have always sent Free
Louisiana State Extraordinary
has always drawn December 10,
with capital prize Of $1O0OOu
Spanish Gold and Silver, Havana Bank Bills bought ana
Sold Descriptive catalogues free Address all letters
y. DUFF CO. Bankers.
j. DUFF CO., Bankers.
~ Nassau ST.. corner Liberty, New York.
AZ Nassau ST., corncr Liberty, NewYcrk
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COAsTWISE sTEAMsHIPS.
SrRAM BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND BKLIzE.
s spe sssyn . hs
ER will leave New Orleans as foiows:-
~
diving through bills Of i.ding BY Morgan steamship
J. W. BLACK, Agent
l. pier foot et Canal s.. North River
W, san y,srci'eO, via she I;.h%Ss Of Psns%a % %
connecting ior cenii. and South Amcriss and Mexico
s.m.Ap n S.d 81 . pss
From San Sranciseo to Honolulu New Zealand aud Aus
steamship AUSTRALIA. Monday; Dee ~ noon
,1'sst sss sad sss
ysc.a oTss.Ssd csn Sss sd %a. s
America, Ceo.r. America and Mexican ports
70 the rs:,saSeE s Department 2'7 grosdrsyi sSi.v
General Passenger Aeon. sapcrin,eaaeht
AFE5dAas AFE5As SEs4 naF IzSlEs tash AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Kl.s...n. j.: Cape Hss.i aSs.iy:. = Mare r.,....
.".s Sssss 'a aaa
oIsy. IS .JxStxRY -ffiik coxPAxy,s STEAMERS WILL
TTHs FRoS fSsAS2 s6S soSrT r
,Resala! iori.ishs'y sailing. from pisr No. 81 North
n~.. IoR KINGSTON yAy AND nAyrI -.
Eos Ax!Ii 5SfSSSf4 SSsSs, ts;%'fi FAN Z
ALvO December 10 AIISA December 30
FOR PoRrO Rico.
.Dccembor IL
Superior hrst class passenger accommodations
PIN. FORwO0D co. Agents.
No 81 Wall st.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE DIRECT.
These arst class steamers win sail r from pier
North River tor Havana direct, as fcows:-
CITY OF VERA CRUZ. Captain Van Slice, We'd Dec. 10
SANTIAGO De CUBA Captain Foose. Saturday, Dec. 10
freight or passage thsvtng
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO, No s5 broadway.
LAwrON BROS. Agents In Havana
NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
frum pier 10 East River. nj r. NJ
Steamship NlAGANA. ...sSatnrdsy Docem eer .3
Steamship SARArOGA............Fr Friday. December 20
Magni0csnt passengc accemsn odations. -
Jams \. WARD CO. iiS Wall ~ ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-06
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JSIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Notwithstanding TO morrow morning and evening:
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