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The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
Election Notice.

rESHE qualified voters of the Parish of St Lam
IL dry are hereby notified that in obediance
10 the Proclamation of His Excelleney J. Madi-
son Wells. Governor of the Stale of Louisiana,
an Election viii be held at the several election
precincts throughout said parish on Monday,
The 9th day of November
next, 1865, for the purpose Of yotiLg for
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor. a Secre-
ney General, and a Superintendent of Public E.
ducatiun; ,-r-t...as.1.
q One representative for the Fourth Congression-
aI District composed Of the Parishes Of Natchito.
ches, Sabine Rapides. Calcasieu, st. Landry,
Vermillion, Avoyelles. Pointe Conpee. Lafayette,
st. Martin, West Baton Rouge. Ibervilie, As
sumption and ST. Mary, to serve for two years;
i Two State Senators from the District composed
of the Parishes of st, Landry, Lafayette and Cal
casieu: 49, p 81
Four representatives for the Parish of St. Lam
dry, to serve in the Legislature for the term CT
two years. sra :,4 .... 4.-
:, The Commissioners of Election at the several
Election Precincts in this Parish are hereby noti-
fed to hold the said election without any further
notice; the polls to be opened at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
and closed at 4 o'clock P M-And for their guild
ance and for the information of all voters annex
hereunto the qualifications ofvoters as established
by law, to-wit:
F'"Every white male who has attained the age
twenty-one years, and who has been a resident of
the State twelve months next preceding the elec-
tion and the last three months thereof in the par
ish in which he offers to vote, and who shall be
acitizen of the United Statos, have the right to
vote.' ~
Inadditien to the foregoing qualifications every
elector is required to produce the amnesty oath
prescribed in the Presidents proclamation either
of the sth December 1868. or that of the 9th of
May 1865, sworn to and subscribed by him be-
fore competent authority.
This oath is imperative on and after the goth
of May 1865, and will be rigidiy enforced. 1t
will be understood at the same time that those
feEss II lie
oath, by any of the list of exemption contained in
the proclamation will not be allowed to vote, un-
less specially pardoned by the President.
a In all other respects the election will be con
Quoted in accordance with law, which is the same
as under the constitution of 1852; and returns
will be promptly made to me at my Office, in the
town OF. Opelousas, within the time prescribed
by law. ss5g ~.E
sherifas office, St. Landry, Gil, October 1865.
a4..- fls Fs.- j. J. BEAUCHAMP, Sheriff.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
EXPERIMENTATION

upopsHhicff deceased last resided, situated
nabout one mile South of the town of Ope
lonsas 10 the Parish of ST. Landry. con
tanning about one hundred and seventy
-four Superficial arpehts (more or less,
bounded North BY land Of the heirs Of Mrs
aMcCorlnick, South BY lands Of Boat.
wright u Swayze, West by Bayou lesson
and East by John Cook and Mrs John
Ward, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. '> " ,....
North Half Of Section % in Township
Noe East, containing three hundred and
tBeptyythreer acres and 81 hundredths.
ahHoasehold furniture;;4 49, NJ 's'-. ~ss.-
oil9'Aalot Of gentle cattle; 7".'.'t -1'' I'll
.ssl y sAtlot Of corn; ~ y 2@'.5>i -
d t4tseHPsA lot Of fodder; y .,s-S d, ..S'35'~'
ri ,a7t,9" = An american horse; Il y '''.5 -
.tHa 4tIt H. issHtA creole horse; ''s''.''3'
.s''2'.a A lot Of wild mares and
colts; al old wagon: i-s's>ta''
.7csTERMs AND CoNDIrIoNs:-The movable
property will Be sold for cash. and the
Lands one fourth Of the purchase money
cash, and The balance IN one, two and three
years credit from the day Of sale. Pur.
'elasers furnishing their notes with. good
and solvent security ia solido, to the salts
faction Of whom the right, which notes
made. payable to the order Of the under
signed, at the office Of T.. D. Estilette,
Esqr 10 Opelousas, and bearing s per
cent interest. per annum from time due
until paid, and moreover, the Lands re-
naming specially mor.gaged unto said
Estate until full payment Of capital and
interest which may accrue. .a,
WM. PRATHER, Administrator.
~ September SO, 1865. ..s.
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Public SaHes

ESTATE OF OMER SATAHT.
- HERE will be sold at public sale, to
j the last and highest bidder. by the
undersig ed Administrator, on the plan.
tation hereinafter described, on
Tuesday, October 81, 1866,
the following described property, belong
ing to the Estates in community between
the late Omer Sayant and the heirs of the
late Apo|ina Fonenot, his first wife and
his children by his second wife, Hermina
Tate. also deceased. to wit:
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Public Sale

pY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon.
~ The District Court in and for the Par
isn of 81. Landry, there will be sold at
public auction to the last and highest bid
der by the undersigned Administrator or a
duly authorized Auctioneer, on the plan:ai
tian hereinafter described, on
w Wednesday, November -, 1903,
.thefolioWing described property belonging
TO the estate of Thomas McCrory, late of
the Parist, Of st. Landry, TOWN. :
THE PLANTATION,
Situated in the Parish of St. Landry, on
the left bank of Bayou Bnuf, containing
about two hundred (2o0) arpents (more Or
Iessl, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, consisting of the dwell
ing house, a cotton house and gin, corn
cribs and stables, negro cabins, &C., &c.,
bounded on tho North by lands belonging
TO Lastie Fringe, on the South by lands
belonging to Robt. McCrory, on the East
by lands belonging to T. N. McCrory, and
on the West by Bayou Beuf.
Cattle, horses, hogs, household and kit
chen furniture, plantation utensils and
probably some 81 bales of cotton (more OF
less r. s. e =
The administrator is authorized to sell
the cotton at private sale, and if not sold
before the day Of sale, it will then be sold
al auction.
Terms and Ccadhioas:-The cotton and
moveabes, cash; the land, one third for
cash on The day Of sale, and the remainder
in one and two years from the first day Of
February next 1866. Purchasers furnish.
ing SOLITARY security to the satisfaction of
the administrator, the land remaining spe-
cially ortgaged to the estate with ven-
doris privilege; interest at sper cent year
~ after The maturity Of each instaIment
If not then punctuatly paid.
DANIELSANDEFUR,
~ Administrator.
A3t. 7aEsE asEs +#Es#
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28

Estate of James 9. McC CleIaa1d
PURCHASERS at the succession sale of the
! late James O. McCle|ard, as also all other
creditors of said deceased. are hereby requested
to come forward and make nmediat payment in
to the hands Of James NJ. Porter Esq, at his Off
ce in the town of Opelousas, if they wish to avoid
costs.
JULIE D'AIGLE, Administrative.
september 3Oth, 1865. Iitf
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
OliCe.

A IL persons indebted to tie Estate of VIM.
IA +. Hardey, are requested to settle imme-
diately with Thos. G. Anderson, at Opelousas.
JNO. W. HARDEI, Admir-.
Seutan7bar 10 1865,
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Regular Packet
BETWEEN
OpELOUShS AND N. ORLEANS.

aszA The new, light draught, and
szzazzaszaa sszzaz.asaa splendid passenger steamer
ETg 4 n e.
0. HINCKLEY. Master, M. KENlsoN, Clerk
w ILL leave Washington every Saturday at
w S O'Clock in the evening. and New Or.
leans every Wednesday at P. NJ.
The public may rest asst4ed that the steamer
IRENE will remain permanently in the above
trade. and that she cannot be bought out by the
opposition. a &c ~
Rates Of freight:
Cotton, per bale. So so
Sugar, per hogshead, So
Wet barrels, 2 O0p
Dry barrel, l so
and all other freight i'll the same proportion.
Passage to New Orleans. $15.
@zs- For further particulars apply on board or
to 0. HINCKLEY & SON.
Sept 23-l5tf Agents, at Washington,
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/ Estate of Sophie Langlois.

M Estate OF Sophie Langlois. ]
fHa, ,IsRS ONS indebted to che Estate Of the
! late Sophie LangIois. are hereby re-
.quested 10 come forward and settle imme-
diately with Mr. Yves D'Avy, Opelousas,
otherwise suit.Will be brought against every
claim at the next term OF the District
fOorft OCT. HOLLTER, A
&C., Fl !. q ltsa. Administration,
d ] Oetnhar IA. 1866. sg.t 4s.l8-3t.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
Estate of Jean Bite. Marks.

District Court, Parish Of St. Landry.-No. 2757
TOsEPH MARKS, of the Parishof St. Ian
81 dry, having applied by Inspection 10 be ap-
pointed Administrator of rhe Estate of Jean Bap-
tiste Marks late Of the Parish Of st Landry, de-
ceased;
Now, therefore, any person intending to make
opposi ion to the said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my Office within ten days
from the date Of the present notice
. L. V. CHACHERE, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE. I -
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
Regular Packet
BETWEEN
eSpeEOUsas s. New Orleans.

l H-F ~ he steamer CLhONA,
asz=zzzszsa azszz=z=zsssa C. c. PICKETT, Master,
IA ILL make regular weekly trips Tin place
w of the Milton Ralf,) between Washing.
ton and New Orleans. leaving Washington every
Sunday morning at o'clock, and New Orleans
every Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock.
The CLEosA is very light draught boat, new
and has good cabin accommodations. She stands
A | No. i'll HE Insurance companies.
Ali freight consigned to Pitre & Carliere, or to
O. Hinrkiey & Son. will be promptly delivered
and slicly attended to.
Freight taken as low as any other boat in the
trade, and the most particular attention will be
paid 10 all way freight and business.
Washington September Is, 1865. IA
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
J Public Sale.

ESTATE OF HENRI " MILLER.
IN pursuance to an order from the District
Court'of the Parish OF ST. Landry, the
public are hereby informed that there will
bs sold at public sale, to the last and high
esf fbiadsr. b. adnly lidenSed Auctioneer'
!. on the following described plantation, on
- Thursday, Now D. 1866, y
THE property Hereinafter designated be.
,tloBging1to the Estate of Henry Miller, de.
-aeeasadi late of the Parish Of ST. Landry
y 44sff f.f ffssssas4 ags fs2taFSAs tss3sxs
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28

Estate of Ferjus E. 'Fuse!ier.
bistr-iict Court, Parish Of StLandry,-No. 25I6.
TAENIsE PIERRE MANUEL, Of the Par
ish Of st Landry, having applied by her
petition Ito be appointed "A Administratrix of the
Estate Of FERNS I'll. lFnselier, her deceased hus-
band, late of the Parish of St Landry
eiticn To lille said appointment, will file the same
in writing lat my Office lin the town Of Opelnusas,
within ten, days from the present notice. g
nstshaanoit II. V..CHACHERE, Clerk.
.ftHaG.i CLERK's OFFICE 'at*art1 e. #z+z
.ss,f, YOpelousas; October 21,4 1856. IA :.sGa
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
October 7th, 1865.

sR Wy@SEasR aR
AND STAGE LIME
FROM NEW ORLEANSTO WASHINGTON.
YEYHE undersigned having made arrangements
= with the Express Co. at New Orleans, have
established line Of Stages between Washington
and New Iberia, connecting with the Steamer
RUBY and the N. o. & Ope}ousas Railroad.
A Stage will leave Washington every Tuesday
and Thursday at o'clock in the morning, and
returning. will leave New Iberia on Wednesdays
and Fridays, at the arrival of the Boat. 5s
The Stages will take passengers, an independ-
ent mail, papers, bundles, &c.
John Macdonald, agent at Opelousas.
BALDWIN & BRO.
WASHINGTON Auer,st 12 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-10-28
.REGlllA PACKET

FRETwEEN OPEEousAs AND New ORLEANS.
The very light and swift steam
beat sCIOTO, Captain GUsT. Z.
LouALLIEa, will make regular weekly trips
between, WashiDg Dgton and n. Orleans, leaT-
ihg wv ashfngtcsl on w Wednesday at 8 10 the
morning. and New Orleans on Saturdayat
55 o'clock r, u as.'s s.z s,s.I..,I
s.s4 CaptaiBs Louaillier and Neal are the sole
owners of the Scioto, and she runs with no
Connection Whatsosyer either with the Ire
ue or Gieona. or. either Of the warehouses.
Notwithstanding contrary reports.
IT. Freight will be taken 1t as low 9 rate as
any other boatia fhe same trade.
September sOth. 1865. loft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
New. Oresn, Daily News, June %, 1864.

new and interesting and amusing juvenile work 10 "The
Magic Wheel" just published by Bradbur Mr. Doosiys
SUCCESSOR which destined TO with much success This
Il book, but toy and of the ceveres things ever
Invented By looking through the perorsons sits in the
rim Of the magic wheel it held before mirror and kept
REMOVING sfew simple figures painted circular piece, Of
pssebosId attached to the Wheel made TO assume the
glass; the forms Of living and moving person, and animals
which nrsculopsly TO be endowed with life and per
form the wonderful antcs Tie mode IN which tie
illusion produced would pnzle grown persons
~ solve while children delighted and entertained.
second series Of Magic whts" Is ready Same price
. &c. .-xles-$l 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
Daily News. Nov. 3, 1864.

1HE MAGIC WHrEL-Among the many inventions which
have been patented during the last few months is one by
Brsdburn, book publsher in this city, called Magic
Wheel" The Magic Wheel is toy for the anusement Of
children end 10 at both ingenious aud entertaining 1t
consists Of wheel Of thick paeboard around the edge Of
which holes cut equdsn the wheel revolving on an
SKIS fastened 10 wire handle held with the hand On this
wheel fastened another and smaller wheel on which are
Gssres Of different Characters printed painted Holding
these wheels before looking glass looking through the holes
Of the outer wheel and turning H. all the figures on the
smaller appear to be in molten This toy amusing and we
recommend pater amdf to lose time gladden.
che hearts Of the little by procuring io them the asc
WkssLf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
From The Commercial Advertiser. oct. %.


10 OF the interesting and brnufng things OF the
knd invented. BY looking through penoraous In the
xim Of the MAGIC WHEEL while is revolving very simple
pictures circular pieces of board made by the aid
Of mirror the shape Of living and moving
tures and to perform the wonderful antics The mode
IN which the illusion produced would puzzle grown people
while children, wthou; nGuirg into the why's and where
fores, delighted with the performances OF the Magic
Wheel
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American and Commercial Advertiser, Baltimore, Nov IS
N. Y. Business Mirror. NoY. IS.

Several diunutve Norwesters have found h6ne fund
Of in socsled Magic Wheel which Bradbum
has lately included among his publications. Even children
larger growth compelled to acknowledge M power to
Interest smuse, and Held opposite uror, its
revolutions display the bizarre and ulcro1s antics Of
monkeys cats frogs birds. butterie zouaves contra
bands with natursness complete and remarkable.
The truth that. although the magic wheel i. book and
therefore not exactly in publishers line yet Badburn has
published good many things called books that don't begin
promise much usefulness aud ti. funny little
toy whose sale l., deseryedy the hoteake" order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
Montreal Herald. Oct. 20, 1864.

MADs Hrr-John BrsdbuIn, the enterprsns publisher,
No. ~ Wsker Is doing heavy business just in the
ssc line having invented patented and put into market
article called THx MAGIC WHEEL which no finds 1t diff
cult 10 get out fast enough supply tie trade great is the
demand for it, This Magic Wheel is very simple con
fvance and worked by child offender years and yet
St capable Of sfordne both old aud young to
almost Undated extent Children cry them Dr. Sher
,nsr used to say. JOAN Btadburn, you are in luck
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WE WILL PUBLISH
w WEDNESDAY. Nov a.
SHERNAS's MARCH THROUGH THE SOUTH,

SKETCHES AND INCIDENTS or HIS CAMPAIGNS.
BY Capt DAVID C. COSY NGHAM,
OF The New Nork Herald
Ore vol. l2mo. Price Z s.
Tti Il e only fu aud complete account Of sherrn,n's
wonderful csmpagns from the time Of his assuming com
Iuand Of the Army Of the West down the hna surrender
Johnston.
II contains vivid descriptions of al the battles fought from
ChA,anooga to Atlanta; also iu account Il the won.
dr march through Georgia and the final surrender OF Gen
Johnston.
Also Cen sherman testimony IN ION before the "Com.
mittee the War In regard to te sotiaiious with Gen.
Johnston.
The book 1. collection Of letters written
papers the but II Il the result OF month, OF dill gent
labor the part OF tie author
The object IL 20 give IN volume mn account Of the
Army OF the Wss' under Cen Sherman its great hight.
and long marches
II contains Interesting sketches Of tie officers and IN many
cases amusing accounts OF tleiI peculiar ies lc Sc
SHELDON 1 Co. Publishers.
No. i9J broadway, Ncw-l ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
Daily Advertiser.

CHRIsrSAs ToY-The Magic Wheel advertised In
our columns by John Bradbun, No. ~ Wakerst., f. a
pretty and amusing Christmas gift children The yeyolu
tion' of the ~hee produce curious Illusions by which the
figures Of moving appear and perform extraordinary
rn'ies The price Of this toy is only dollar aud har.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in
IVk tho city to purchase MARBLE MhNrELS ofths lat.
Get desgns al very low prices. 10 al A. KLARERS Mabs
works No 100 Eat Eighteeahst, near Tbitd..ys n r
Nsptsu pat W y tive equity w. tais agi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

TOR SALE-Thc RESIDENCE of the sub
scrib.r No. ,? Broad-.t.. Elizabeth NJ j., on elevated
ground 800 rod, from dcpos gravel walks 20 daily
Train. 70 and from New York House contains Is gas
boz ai cold reservoir water furnaces Garden Of choice
fruits flowers Ic. beautiful lawn hne concLete
was.. Baru Coz House, sc. Apply to W. WILLIAMS
No IA BtoadaAy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

TINHE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL for
Il this week cont aims the following articles:
OUR CLAIMS AGAINST ENGLAND
THE MILITARY SITUATION.
MARSHAL BUGEAUD OK INFANTRY IN ACTION.
OUR INFANTRY TACTICS
ON CHANCES IN TACTICS.
IN THE TRACK or SIiERMANs MARCH.
LAST WORDS OF CHAMP FERGUSON.
LETTER FROM Mr. SHERWOOD ON TIE AL.
GONQUIN L WINOOSkI TRIAL
A CRITICISM OF Mr.. SHERWOOD AND HIS
ENGINES
EUROPEAN SKIRMIsHERS.
THE BURIAL or COLONEL SHAW.
ARMY AND NAVY PERSONAL.
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.
MOVEMENTS or NAVAL VESSELS,
&C.. &C., &c.
For sale by Newsdeslers generally.
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Weekly New. YoIker. Nov. 10.

JoHs BRADrss tsuecessor to NJ DOolaay No. 10 Walker
st., 10 the fortunate manufacturer and publisher OF capital
Toy for Children called THE Magic Wheol' There
dozen cards which rotate each in Its It placed upon
wire and exhibit coored figures engaged in various
sng empoyments sports which only thus disclosed when
A motion The advertisement Of character TO prove
tanning every member Of the family, from grandpa TO little
dotand cary-one We easily imagine the uproarious
satisfaction with which viii be welcomed in the nursery.
snd how viii form constant Of pleasure and soisce
the children when oil other of engaging their a,ten
zion have failed.
American and Commercial Advertiser Baltimore Nov is.
TIE MAGIC WHEELING have received from Messs.
Henry Taylor Co. amusing, instructive and interest
ing Toy called the Magic Wheel with " sets Of moving
pictures 1t Is the reproduction Of old French toy which
ws remember to have amused in juvenile days
20 odd years ago far surprising all the modem productions in
Che line Children viii tire Of IL and throw aside
after few days Of novelty have secu'toed them to its
operations.
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Mem Publications.
WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
w FROM THE AUTHORS ADVANCED SHEETS.
SIR JASPER'S TENANT.

SIR JASPER'S TENANT.
NOVEL.
BY MISS N. T.. BRADDON,
Author Of LADY Audleys Secret" Aurora Floyd ETC.
PRICE Is CENTS.
nN.. Brsdion has written many books OF ction and they
ali have achieved popularity that may not inappopnaey oe
rmsd upbound-d doubt II she has heretofore penned
novel that will supas in attractive qualities the one that
b.,r, the title at the head OF this paragraph
The Novels by the author have been recently
publi.bedi
ONLY A CLOD. Prico 70 cents.
Tur DOCTORS WIFE. Price rs cents
THE OuTCAsTS; Or, The BaASD or socrrrr Price
IS cents
THREE TIMES DEAD Or Tue SECRET OF THE
UEAru Price Is cents
LADY AUDLEYs SECRET. Price Is cents.
DARRELL MARKHAM; Or, The CAPTAIN oy the
yulruEs A Novel. Price 10 cents.
THE LADY Isle Price rs cents.
DUDLEY CARLTON, Or The BRornsR's SECRET
Price Is cents
DICK FITZGERALD. Publishers,
No. 10 Anust. New York
Also for sale by all Booksellers in the United States
DICK FITZGERALD will send any of the above WORKS by
mail postage pld any part of the United States on receipt
of the price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

EOR SALE, at great sacrifice; the owner
la. jus, gone business and want. the money TO
nee lie will SELL al 7 at Mor-issa neor Harlem Bridge
-sh, HOUSES with the LOIS AZ bargains Two thirds
4 the purchase money may remen Tor I'VE years
lor particulars apply to H. l.. RIDER, No. IL Brosdwsy
Room No. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
THE HERALD OF HEALTH

I'VE HERALD OF mEALlh
JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE FOR OCTOBER.
CONTENTS:
The Question OF Alcoholic Physical Training.
Medication. 4 Letter ifoIn Dr. Hitchcock
The Health Institutions Of Of Amhers, College TO the
Great britain. Publishers.
Health OF students ian elsbo- Intermittent feveTA
rate article.) Turkish Baths
CERT Smith on Drunkards lthoers.
Nervousness BacS Spot on NiHolsrd
Aud forty other excellent artclcs ~ year IL cents
number. Address MILLER, WOOD Co.,
No. Is Lais htst. New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

IGOR SA.E-A tract of COAL LAND, con-
l. tanning 40 and allowance in Blakey Township
Luzee County Pa bounded by lands Of the De'sse ana
Hudson Canal Company George NJ. Hoenbach. thu Boston
and L.kawanns Coal Company and others The coal Ia t
tract lately been proved and all the vein. known III the
vicinity found IL Is ayorably situated for mining, on me
AIMS River about mile from the town OF Arcioad
and accessible market by railroad to Scranton where coal
be shipped By railroad Hitherto New York or P,drpa
There are ID Is ae dwellings the property most o
IL EN- teuanted aud mill the Lac anna KY wlth
neveriaing water rower. The timber this land has
been preserved, and il yery hne.
DESTROYS purchase will be taken 90 ne property
and the existence the coal demonstrated The tte 10 the
land perfectly clear, having been examined oy on1hen
counsel
Apply to JOSHUA sPERING
No. 1924 South Fourthst., Philadelphia
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Drirllns.
6tationern anb .fanrn SoooS.
TRADE SALE or
JOHN II. DRAPER 4 Co. will sell on

RARD 81 BROTHERS Established lSi5,
~ GOLD PENS,
Pm AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers Of BAHD
1 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENN
JAMES. ID. BARD Agent, No. y Maden.lsnr. New issx-
Reponting 80 cents Send for circular.
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Gouses ano farms iUanteo.

WANTED by a GENTLEMAN and WIFE
w three or four ROOMS connecting or on Same aoor
suitable for housekeeping either In New York OF Brooklyn
Terms must be moderate Address stating terms &C. Il, b.
Tribune Office.
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TINHE GREAT METROPOLIS, now ready
To Booi.surr, Newman Stranger. and CitkcnsriiE
URKAT METROPOLIS, PHkLPss NEWNOkk CITY
GUIDE. splendid wors. With Maps and street Dfec,ory
H. H. PHI LPS, No. , bfosjst. aud AMERICAN NkNs
COMPANY. Nos iis and ~ Eas.iu-.t. Phco 20 cent?.