davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-01
The Influences Around Us.

or fair,
On Gods kind arm, o, let my soul reeline
Be heaven-born Hope, (blest antidote OF
And humble, cheerful Resignation mine"
It is but natural, with our pas
sions and our frailties, and our
susceptibility to external infuen-
ces, that we should at times be de-
pressed, and that in our sadness,
the present and the future alike,
and all things that erst gave us
delight, should seem gloomy and
without attraction to our despon-
dent gaze. We all have periods
of mental unrest and detection
when we refuse to be comforted,
because we think, in our selfish
ness, that our wounds are too deep
to be healed, and that nothing is
left for us but to suffer. Yet, even
in hours like this, even in our
pathway and in the world about
us, there is always something to
cheer us, to revive our dropping
spirits and awaken a truer and
purer faith in Gods goodness and
justice, if we but look for it earn
estly and with determination to
find it. Often, we go signing and
mourning on our way, consumed
by the fierce fever of Impotence,
at disappointments that may have
befallen us, seeking for some
great panacea, some influence far
off and unattainable, to bring us
happiness, when right at hand,
in our own household, or in the
very circumstances we bemoan,
are the sources of real, enduring
peace and enjoyment, which we
fail to discern or appreciate, be
cause, to our short sightedness
they seem insignificant. We for
get that the lowliest things in ma
ture are often selected by God tC
teach most important lessons; as
the despised plants of the field
and forest are often used by the
chemists to furnish the most DO
tent and useful remedies. so by
the alchemy of thought the com
monest events oflife may be mad,
to yield the sovereign elixir 0
hope and strength.
1t reverses have overtaken us
we often sit down idly to repine
never once thinking of beini
grateful for past blessings an,
former prosperity, and of finding
hope and renewed vigor in tn
thoughtthat, with health and res
son, we can repair our losses an,
triumph over all opposing obsts
cles. We may be Frustrated b
sickness, yet even if our frame
racked with pain, and our limb
are emaciated and weak, there
no good cause why we shoul
give way to despair, instead {
hoping that the bright sunshil'
the pure air and other healing il
fluences will bring back our accu'
toned health and buoyancy. Th
plant that withers to-day in OF
garden for want of water and a
tention, revives under the quicl
ening power of dew and timel
shower, and so with him who su
fers, yet patiently waits the con
ing of that providence which wi
heal his sorrows, and bring phys
cal or moral soundness. But ho
few there are, who will learn til
duty of patience from the lessor
taught by nature. If we suffer-
unless the affection be sent fl
some hidden purpose of Cod
is because of our own indiscretio
or guilt; hence, we chould bea
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-01

At Kingston, n. Y, while 1000
people were assembled in a circus,
a storm arose. A stream of light
ming entered the tent, killing five
persons, seriously wounding thir-
ty, and iniuring one hundred and
fifty. The scene was terrific; the
shrieks ofthe women and children,
the roars Of the animals, and the
frantic horses rushing around the
ring may be better imagined than
described. s
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
A RIVER THIEF SHOT.

CORONER's sINQUEST-vERDICT, JUSTIFIABLE HON.
ICIDE.
Coroner Schirmer and a jury yesterday i'll
vesgated the circumstances connected with the death
OF John Smith, at No GOerck st. 1t has been already
stated that Smith shot fatally while attempting
with two companions 10 steal second load Of iron from
the Long Island Railroad dock at Hunters Point, and
the result of the Coroners inquest justified the state
ment The father of the youth who shot appreciated
his hUniliatng position, and gave his testimony with
ot tel bi h" ne received his Wound but admitted
that he had been shot either at Greenpont OF Hunters
Dr Simon v Pilgrim Of No lo6 Columbia-st., testified
that he called TO attend smith, and found him suffer
right SIDE three inches from the nedan lne ana nye
from the umbihcus lie questioned inc patent Out sr %
give description of the man who had hred at nm
John b. SchmelzcI a resident Of Flushing, and EN-
plOyed general ticket agent Of the Long Island fl
road Company, testified that the Company mad
a repair ward and dock at Hunters Point
river thieves had OccasOned them great dell OF
-%0rkmen informed him that there some men in
boat end OF the dock carrying away IRON witness
Mr.. Luke, the yardnaster ana seIer OF Ine men % e %
plOyed there ran down TO the end OF the per Dut the
thieves had eaped into their boat and pulled away
of the wOrkmen threw stones at the tmeVss nj Nj
Luke fired two shots from reVOlVer gwen MN " VII
gess $4,000 worth of iron had been stolen from the
yard within the past four years; IIe pTdl ana 1
thieves was rowed to BlaekWeiIs lslahd' ana from
fhence TO this city. .
Francis Mcknight junk dealer at No. 81 Lewisst.,
had known Smith for long time and had purchased IRON
Hunters Point while engaged, with others, in carry ing
off railroad iron.
Robert L. smith, a detective of the Eleventh Precinct
had by request the Coroner investigated the case
and the parents of Smith that he ad
told them shot while stealing railroad iron from
Hunters Point, and that thief named Sprague alas
"Oldey" and his brother were his associates witness
was endeavorng break these gangs Of river MeVes
snd had every reason 10 believe he would succeed.
Rodney W Luke Of No. 81 West Nlltn-st the YARD
1paseT mentioned gave long account of the depreda
tons Of the thieves he had fired two shots at then and
then not understanding the pistol which was OF new
make he had given it to cana-bOat captain who fired
two more shot the remaining two shots in the weapon
were afterward fired at freight car
The Jury returned verdict that the deceased came 10
his death by pstoshOt wound at the hand OF Rodney
w. Luke or the unknown man who fired tne Othef TWO
shots and considered the shooting justitable.
Detective Smith has received orders 10 "atch ule
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase or rent sueh property
Will find il to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all ts cities ana
villages but every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should he as brief az VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear To the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of IHE TRIBUNE Daiy
semi-Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention to reports of sales of real estate both In ey
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF s col
advertising medium. The charges for aiver-
tisng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line
for insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
AN IRISH RIOT THAT DID NOT TAKE PLACE.


For some time past it had been rumOred that
m Orange picnic would be held yesterday, and that
another outbreak might he expected between the rival
Irish factions, RibbonmeD and Orangemen Superin-
fepdent Jourdan ordered all the opaoons and reserve
sectiOns of police to remain at their respective station
houses ready duty Soon after the superintendent
was informed, by Capt Gunner OF the Nineteenth IRE
clint that men were Inducing the laborers on Fifth ana
Madson-aves work; and IN response 10 ques
ti0n by the superintendent teegaphed that he needed
no more men then, and, there we're no alarming ihu
Of riot, would probably be able 10 eeg aohg
with his own force Capt. Gunner was ordered by tee
graph to arrest of person whom he Ouhd
tnclting a riot. r, - no
Down town everything was quiet. IheIe were no
Spring, Prince, Mulberry, ana adlO1hlng
streets such cOngTegated there on the 5th inst
awatng the appearance OF the Orange column NOthlhs
further of Interest occurred during the afternoon or even
fng. Apparently the Orangemen have nade up Ihelf
minds make public demonstration unt the lZh OF
July next, when, they say, they VIII make pdrhue III
force be the consequences what they may Is said
however that Monday next the raising OF e sRe ol
Londonderry will he celebrated, when the descendants
the yctOrs and vanquished of centuries ago may nave
opportunity 70 revive religious aulllOslues, anu ~
engage IN a causeess and meaningless fight
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
PASSENGERS ARRIHED

FROM SAyANNAH-In steamship Cleopatra Aug. R-hrs W
ehh and nur-s K Loombe aud wife Mira Lilly arcombe
hntrs and ". Lscome T. H. Austin wife ehidrrn tnd
ssrEAA ~ T. hc and siie r. r. Paul T. ellison, Mn w Hope
"a "ey Geo Brown NJ. n Williams jr, John kerngsn MS
y ihopsct hrs Done Mrs Dutenh0ief and nephew W II
b",e n bernhem Mn Praum j. W DoNng Levy Jas Reilly
d ehhIs9 T. Colby. g. W. SpsrkmaB Mr. Chsmpon Frank
SAs Ahd hessi Germany J. A. sheysr Preston T. d. btbg
Clever T. kohn O. r. rhomIsau Eyaus and child, O. T.
AInoIi, Ma 5 l. kllsnger and ehih
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
CUPREME COURT-DANIEL s. VAIL as

NOI OOlhl.-DhNlClJ hii. 90
~ Executor Of the last Will and Testament Of JOSBPH W. VAIL de
CEASED against IRA yBAMANS junior LUCY IEAMANS bis VIE ana
THEODORE SHOrWBLL, Assignee Of IRA YBAhANS Jnnor
Ia Judgment Of foreclosure aud entered IN the above
entitled action and dated the 18th day Of August 100 wilson
Davis te Referee named the said Judgment will SELL hTonh
JOHNSON MILLER Aucuoneers the Btchange Ssts0om No
Ill Broadway the City Of York the 5h day isepteHe
1870 at II o'clock all those certain lots pieces or pa
land situate lying and being the First Ward Of the City Of New YORK
tie westerly the easteL SIDE
and known by the @ 1your
Greenwich ISL which lots are
bounded follows: Beginning point the westerly SIDE OF Geen
the northey of Morris and running thence northwest
ery hundrea and feet 6 feet lO inches TO the
thence nohey along the eastery
line Of (Zl feet Ol inches thence
thence souhry said westerly
line Of twentyigh (2 feet two 2 inches TO the
be the said several dimensions less beng
which conveyed said Ira leann' junior ~
David b. Moses and Janee and William Moses aud Susan
r. his wife by deed dated Apr 49, j an recorded IN tue Neg
oGc Of le CITY and County Ne"io ber S5 Of Con'eanee
page 3l April l3 1883
Of lard in the said City OF Newlork on the
of Number FlftytTO (ID
cstreet and follows Easy front by Green
2 feet and three O inches northery by &nd
To Of Brockhost Livingston nnesr
l inch ltey for the most part by land
White g feet ~ inches and onehs
by land formerly belonging 10 Sepheu
Wbney westerly boundary lire commencing the olhry sue
Of lot hereby point distant (f) FEET
and uehslf III inch wessarT rom he W't
Of running theme nony d IN stragh
in nohery hne Of the said lot distant nne r D
street beng the same premises which conveyed the fad Ira
Yeamans junior by arA Mary L. Ocl,, y esi a";e4 Deen
Der ti recorded the oa,e of the Register Of IN" Cts aul Coany
OF SesYort IN Iaber JSi Of Conveyance REX 70 Le s ~ -
Dated New York Aug. u, 1870
1 IgDp
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Giin Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALB-1t7 East Thirty -ffth-st., between
22Jrlc0 and 6y West Forty eight, st.
Fifth SIhaves 2oIlIloO With buffers pantry extern
recently oyeJaue painted papeed, and resced Aso
tbc new HOUSES 2 and i l9t70tl00 Apply the
onneT CHARLES DUGGks,
Architect lgi Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
T. A. LAWRENCE, Aucuoneer
'I'O MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT PEREMPTORY SALE
BY AUCTION OF
300 BUILDING LOTS AND PLOTS
NTHE CITY OF
SCRANTON pa

TUESDAY O'Clock the premises at Scranton, BY
- LAWRENCE OAKLEY FIBURf. .
Nine hundred beautifully building lots Of D 70 70 et inches
front by 80 6O 30 feet IN Sdth each ioc
having back outlet o. 20 feet wide .,
Ife lots form the beautiful portion Of the % plot
nsg slope several hundred feet giving superb news ron eao " ne
blocks Of miles in extent,
For aubry beauty its bungs width OF its avenues tOgeef
With ts business ami social Scranon oilers rare induoemne
Prom population about thousand twelve years ago. no" nuOe
upward Of sIy thousand persons
large volume the property at an elevation
snhaen supply Abundany all With the ues water Tor 90
nestle
The particular attention Of nannctues and Others is invited 70 'hs
opportunity for profitable Coal be had or about
6y and and at the o~est gure
-Four being only four or hive hours IRON
NeW-iork
Terms Of sale half liberal time desired at sI per
cent interest. Nuissnces interdc,ed
Further euIl Al aSale,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
DEPARTCRE OF FOkEIGN MAILs.

SATURDAY. AuG l3
Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Cty BroOklyu IS ~ X. close al the FosOnce al
Eo Supplementary Mail
Mals for Porto Plata Domingo SaInanai &C. per seAsP
Tybee will b. about this date.
SUNDAY. AUG a.
All Mall coe to-day at n O'clock The Posotee open H"h
y q NJ 10 4
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pu. arriving this port requested t.
erhyer packages the NesYork Associated Press only TO
pSons sIbuhg authority Of W. Snonto General
Agent News packages Of COeros TEfs TklBUSk
NWd sun Eyp EceEHg Post COmmsrcal Adterf'ser, Sadts
Esg And Ne Yor DeaaOkrat should also be delivered only 10
eAe
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
miscellaneous.
ceaal Noiifes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cornelius A.
/ w.on ,so u. Surrogate Of tb- COUNTY sArstogs nes
h.,h ,,a 70 III person. having claim, .H" oEVhoh ss'oo
M o be town 6enfeh County Of safoga r1v po,sGI p
-, Oh. ..s nh ,oos~n sherroL CHAkDTIE BRIGGS her
ua ns S. n bs o.n to CHARBs BLlvEs s
oas ef the an Manufacturing l p. 3,,.ps. SAINTS
o. osos ,nr ivn1 In I" CHARLOTTE BRIGGS EIseuinI
NV1nyi ~ a. WV CHARI.Rs BLfVkk. Hisesins
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug. "a, ls7o


The Messrs. Mallory a. Blackwell sold, In
July, at private sale, the following suburban property;
ERw-AsHposp WEsrcHr-rrR Cowry-John vsoenrs Hotel
Yarn 100 acres $eo 600 DR. Hammond. Hotel Psrm y .c TIoi
Mrs Halls Hotel Psn acres $1,000 Mis- JohA BartI PGp
Hotel Farm 20 5000, Mrs Lyman Browns ho fsfm o
l5 5000; W. O. Buekhous Hotel Pam leo acres SbUi
A. d. Nelson's Hotel Pam, l8J acres 4S 600 40. ooo
PLRAsAsTvIR-s o. Bakers estate Hotel Farm f6O scres
Lone BRANCH, j. Wesnels property, ~ acres
&0,Vp; acres, Sl200a ....
BaookL,S-Seond place Clinton ST. house and lot
The Messrs Mallory a Blackwell also recently sOid In
this city brown stone house on madison-aver near
Thirtieth-st, for $4,000
A twoacre plot on Midland ave-, Tuckahoe, has been
sold by Andrew Finday TO j. Hall for 5000
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Conn 0slano Real gsiaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-The COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and FARM Miles stnate Hsnpsead larto
Mnha Neck The Farm Of It's Of n IN hne
don about wood The dwelling barn carnage house farm
hoase and bulls the best manner tne
vegetable aud fruit canen Ie lawns roads kc good order For
further particular &c, apply to VIM MILLS, Erf' %
ChTystest, n u
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Dentlstrp.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" the snssthee niroo: oS e. ;d%s1'r n q:
wIT0UT PAIN-s pstiesb testify Zee their names a tho
once, No 10 Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

Bark GsSle, for Trieste; brig Bride, for Exeter, Eng
WIND-Sunset light, s. W; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOS l2-Arrived steamship Mcclellan om BALTIMORE
Wasp Sailed steamship Tanfa for NewYork
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Winchester which back Aspnwa Jst nlt hfer
making brasses for crank pin, sailed again Aug l.
steamship Pacon Charleston, aground OF
Her dschang lighters and has arrived at Baltimore
Ship Francis A. Palmer Hong put into foko
hama and mutnous
Barb Ethel Peru April IS via Valparaiso NAV lj
for back Valparaiso July distress OF what nature
stated
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
u. s. LIGHTHOUSE DEPoT TOsPKHsvLR STATEN ISLAND Aug
r. 87OThe 6 class buoy painted red which marse Race
Rock Long Island Sound has disappeared from t station As soon
practicable similar will be placed in the position By order
the Lighthouse Board, CHAs BoGGs Rear Admiral u NJ
Inspector Third Lighthouse District
The Dolphin Long Bed of sassafras
knocked by vessel and
very dangerous
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
| A ssIGNEE,s SALE OF STEAM FIGURING

A SSIGNEEs SALE OF STEAM FIGURING
IN MILL IN NEW YORK-By virtue Of certain
1853 made to me Ira ieamnns junior
Of his creditors AMI BY virtue the au
o the statute in such made AMI provide
sa sell Public Auction the highest bidder Al e Merchants
Exchange saesroo the City Of NewYork MokDAf the OH dy
eptembe at IL o'clock of la da all those three certain
land situate the westerly e Of sad tae e
Of NJ point dlant
nd three inches norheriy ue
Of Niork known as Nos aZ ana - re'n
and which taken together are
enThstreet and ee Yen
inches in sdth Wasngonsi being the sime premises part 81
which Ira by David Moses ano
A AMI William Moses and Susan A. H. ms W ~
deed Ap 3 1863 anl recorded the Registers once OF tbe
ty County the 18th dsy Of April 1905 IN Lbe
and the other part Of which conveyed
Mrs MARY L. Ogden by deed dated De-
~ 10 nii.cor tie Office Of the Reg Of the Cy and
uuty OF YORK In Lbr sJl Of COnveganoes
maze reference hereby made for mor par
cp derpoul; with the buildings thereou sting of
fvetor bek aud steam Touring mill with ten run
ofstones ,-.-- = =,
The building Of the substantial and MASSIVE character far
nhe approved machinery is capabe OF grinding seven
hui barrels hours and Of the most per
feet ani complete mills Ia the country.
Sale positive.
D''' THEODORE sHOTwRLL Assignee,
South street.
premises will he sold subject large mortgage "hch can
II the purchaser should 30 desire
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Gouses ano farms rUanteo.

YARNS WANTED within 30 miles Of the
i city in EXCHANGE for frste,ss houses in Brooklyn
NJ A. rutland Co., be~kmanst, ~ l.
CMALL HOUSE and half acre or more LAND
WANTED near depot Flushing preferred Pce mast
be low Address prc and locality BUSINESS Box NO
III, Tribune 0Hoe Nes-forA.
NyTANTED-A small HOUSE south OF Broad
ay the junction of that street with Dehalbaye water
and gas preferred Address Z. s.. Box ~, Tribune Ohee
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

p-Mis.cu BrAdburn Glasgow Alexander Marshall Gardner
Bsrss~veona Ruhpoc Casespc Mary Bentley Csrhe
Trieste; james Brett NcAerson, Ccnstsdt Bwoc Cooper Jacs
Brgs-Isrry Aubrey Briggs Barbsdossi Jenor Ipoe
Mary Gace Pett st. John, B. Levine Rosng Rio
GTand DO sul Sea Bird MeCa ~ Thomas and Maraoaboi Hum
shrs-Uncipected Ludon Geo Hotehhs Raeie
PymQuthi Amelia Augusta, Mott, New-Iiaven.
- ARRIVED.
stesrshp Cleopatra Phillips Savannah. mdse and
snip Moore SAlyea Eewbern N c. naval stores
Steamship Volunteer. Jones Phadelnsa. mdse.
Ship Ocean Mail Waun Calcutta April 10 mdse.
Ship City Of Agra Elvocd. Manila March 20 mdse
Bari PAohna: Perrgn, Leghon 80 days, mdse.
Brig Maggie Gross Gross milk "a logvcod
Brig Excelsior Mayor, Bermuda days, oil
Brig Nordshl Brun, Gusne, Rio Janero June q coffee
= Bng Osseo Covert, Newcastle Bng., 20 days, mds-
Brig NJ X. Thompson Bunker, Gardner, lee
Bng Susan Scott bridgeport c. b.. IL days. coal
Bng Palco harak, Trieste 60 days Indso
Brig Spring Bird, White PaArlo. p r., u DAYS
sehr e. b. Wharton Bons Newbep N c. days stores
COAsrwisR
Two harys, Virginia Samuel Wood Virgins.
Isabella, BlEabeihpor ST. James, RhLabethport
II. Westhrook, Bhiahehpor. Josephiue RlLahethport
o. G. Acken, kiEahethpor. J. ~ HsD1ell Ehiahethpor-
Jos Tilen, Blnhethport J. T. Collins, KlIsethport
JOSEPH. KliIabethport-
John MaRove, Kh1abethport Fly, ElIaheihport
Harriet Baker. BhEabetl,port Loon Bh,abethport
Y r. Randolph, Eizabethport O. spelhnan, New Haven.
Matilda Brooks. Providence Thames New Haven.
G. L. lozer, kennehoc River Orlando Smith Portcheser
J r. Mitchell stamford Anna Gaskin, Gardiner.
H. h. Gibson, NOrvak Circle Connecticut River.
T. {. Dennson. Providence NJ. j. Mercer, Boston.
Compromise, Bridgeport y H. spahord Brookhaven
Anna Burton Somerset Julia Winetts Pori Jefferson.
Ravens Wing, Stonington. Gus,e Wissn Boston
r. NJ. Calais Highland Albany
Adnanna Newhurgh. Elizabeth & Helen RondouL
X A. RIiO.t RondOut g. Hochkiss, Pemont
Anna II. Pnce Albany d. Holmes Georgetown ID. G.
L. X Bennett, Virginia S J. Fort, Georgeosn d. G.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
SHIPPING LyTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NEw YORK. .

PORT 0P SEW-iOhK...''.g ..."-............AGs a.
CLEARED.
sassnshps-Cy BrooilyH BROOKS Liverpool Columbia smsn
Gsssow JoDes Philadelphia C Pomt Peei Charleston
Snsta Ssssee. PhlAdsphs. Pspris, FeptO1 yflaasghA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
4nftion 8ales of Real Estate.


EXECUT0Rs SALE of the finest FARM in
- @s eouaty, and In complete order at Auction,
=. =. -, On TUESDAY, Aug. 10. 1870, .
~ oeioek noon at the house the premises all
n on homestead Of 2 lately occupied by Peter smok de-
situated IN Honde Monmouth County ~ j. 10 miles from
Long braneh on proposed line Of the ara Of the New York
mo Long bsseh This Farm undeLd with the best OF mari
and n trst class neghborhood.
lnHh Pereet Terms easy Sale positive
FOR further particulars spply Capt BISHOP Steamer Maeavsn
loot OF Bsrciay-st N. Y.
RULlRP P. sMOCK Homden, N j., lp,seu,or,
- BZRA A. OSBORN, Mlddleto~n, ~ j., }
pUBLIC AUCTION.
l2s VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALB,
, ~ by order Of JACOB ROSBNGARDBS, esF
There will be sold at public auction,
49, - on MONDAY august a. 1s7o -
=. ONB HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT BUILDING bO1s,
ntnate In uhe TOWN or RAILWAY, Nj
rae TO commence II oeoek said day. Tsms-lo cent
pafehae mony day Of cent 30 days and the balance
OF 90 per cent on bond and mortgage for three years
NJ - NFF
For particulars, inquire OF
c MEYER sCHLrNGL0PP
Pni Bloomsedss., Hobohen. ~ j.,
J. ROsBNGARDEN,
Soh0les and Lorimer sta, WIhamsourgh, N l.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
MIkIATURB ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
tOs syg s 7Ol Moon s:34
THIS DAY
zody o Cows lsand.... s{s Hell
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Free Merhodist Church is body Of Cnri.tl

Glendale the Burlington Mssnar
commencing a. and bodng weeE ! coming by IL
wa J. g. TERRILL, Chairman.