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New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
REAL ESTATK.


NEwYoRN, Tuesday, June ls, 1871
The following are the transactions which
COX place al tie Exchange this morning;
BY James NJ. Miller, b. order Of the Supreme Court,
the direction Of Thos n Landon referee the lot
with story ck house thereon, situated the
south side Of Fftseventhst- IOs feet west Of Avenue
A, Known as M t4s. Sold toSs Schmidt for sssoN
Also, legal sae by of n. C. Beamsh referee oi
ot 2fxo2 with buildings Of small value. AZ situate1
on the north dc OF sxteerhs s5 feet east Of Tenfh-
ave. sold. ssbect to aaaever past due ~ortsage Of
s2sOs and Expenses ho paintia in the eotion' Sen
Aauap " alace. for f1,5f1
BY Messs. Z. H. Ludlow & Co, by 9raef OF toe nelrs
situated the n0r3 side OF Ors-huuHredanclorty "
tbIrdst- as west oi the Grand Bcaeyard, 20 VIM
NuilfOyta for S2.foo each.
By vu Kennedy lelal sale Of threestory brick house
ami lot. l5XIOOI0 situated ON the south side OF one
lS5 feet east OF IhErdaye to
BF Heat,niS r. isrchiid legal sale. under instrue-
TORS VH a. Ryan, referee, one iot 25zloll, on
the south side Of Nne eighth ST. $50 feet east o Third
ave. 20 the pat1tlh IN tie action bizahefh LaueGon,
AEo under e instruction of d, r. Incraha1n. referee,
lot 6sIo0s tie north side ol tunlhst. 95 feet
same size au sold 10 August Potter; first for
ll2.5O0, tine tire adjoining Tor 5000 each.
Bieecktr son CO. bv order ~ John j. Thomasson re-
feree Of w. lOxs5 with house thereon the east side
OF COumtg-st, 20 teet south OF BrOomest, known as
no 20. was aoiuprued by the rcieree unt1Jaya
Tc sglcrrtn sales wlich place to-day, by A. d.
MtiucE - Bro.. on the pr misses, at PGssaic, New
Jersey cxocuors sale o. l lois beng the remainder Of
tie tstfe az Ieo. B. Mars hy Jee. johnson, jr, on
premises, NhitestoDe, l. l., portions of three
estates CONSISTING OF 1T bui ding lots aud dwellings;
by LeVls j. Wood, on te premises, at Greenviue Hud-
CO. \. J 100 llL- sots, Will De fully reported UR-
der date uf l9In INST.
R5gtrcm rno auction sales OF lots held yesterday
Jere Johnson ir. La air attendance at the sale Of
OF tac Cpdwls Farm. adjoining Tauf0rd Lawn, yes
ter!ay II Vii he remembered that almost the whole ot
this property hac durng tie past two years been dis
posed ~ a. puyate Tie lots offered yesterday
sold without LuitOr reservation ano. when the
faCts taken in consideration tt the lots Il red were
lriucinay aua remnants situated on tne most re
OF the frlo ahd that Tie aucuOneers and ptr-
cha.eIn Obliged 60 walk considerable distance
dur Dg tde day under tle rays OF scorclng SUI 70
view Ot, TIE "a success; - lots ana gOses
of var0u. sizes disposed Of for the aggregate sun
OF SLS.7s0 Toe purc naseIs were from NlIamsOorRh'
Er00al,u. ANA NsW-YorK
Ofsale hy A. D Melek & Bro. at Scotch Plains, Nj,
beng the balance Of Ihe strawberry property Oh Noun
ta-ave Tue los an 25XIO and sold at FAIR prlees
There d VeIV fair attendance.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

DEJTIPANG HOUSE, Essex CT, vii be
ready for 18th 6ner
not be found ConDeocu- miles
mountains rrs6d be other; splendid drives
scenery 1untan beSs The omngi breeSes through ~ DAY
mosquitoes, IS PAID for them minutes N rail
from PeRgek Hall and Long iasl Sound large, high
Bewy up daily communication with Nesio bJbe or
ears terms Dor psnicaas sddfa H. l.
PARKER Proprietor Essex O. june 1871 Sad for euf G TIC
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
IN ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY q, 1911.
Pmsens~- Station IN EevYort corner Of Twenty yep a,
F0urshavs. EEusnce Twenty SsventhsA
i. T TRAINS Leave SEw-YoRK


TRAINS LEAVE xEw.YoRK
& Fo sssASsn ss % sSa Bzdssgot sEIh LOO l2s Il
For sloTd . SO s51sd P.s sOuihpsrt and westpo IO
for south sSrssIa, lEIl :'O nj 2 CELl CEIl as
tS lEHl s;'e' Si1 yl and and 3 lELl NJ ,s.o
loi STANDARD oEIl ;, ilo MS tEI sB tEI) rs
For rscn-ish sSd is.sans.ts staa6as n Ai a
sansy Ma. Train iR leave. SsvYorI alp ,
Boston both spaesssoSS kRs i1s sA2Fs TskS Ss
FOR Boston y. spnnsssd a n sbdSp@ N
spa1ssh aess Iiis iaa ma E:Is and
For CouseeteuI R'Ter Railroad pl3 n NoHEsmBsoA
For Hartford Providence aud HshkH Railroad n. l2Isp
FOr shore Lane Railway TO Norwich and PO'eres Dis
J. to % kss Lsodoo ssst and and Sor.eh, sH
For New Haven Mddistowa .ad wnAnhe Railroad A LDe)I
For HoSs.ioaie Railroad, ga snd p. m
e, R:abF,y and sS5.i s1Sad rs m .SeG nS .pS go
GGR%HSg, . s.s r c . :S % 3 car & saa s' s.s
saa Trans ,...a.s o,., an
s Pss;a Dess = S. S.ssrs SsrH.,;s Issi.:1
d Es1Ss, No Ss Broadway and No Coarsl BrooEyss AL
y SS . ss asss saA have their Sss ss % .'' ssS
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD D-coameuepg MONDAY JUNE ~ ls7a
Tsrosgh trains viii leave Sr.ns Central Depot ~, ..
'''O L. SfoSss W.ssoss
1000 spesa obesgS Express with da"nsr0on can 10 bscaO
ilS n sSstsSr1 North. SssI and Ts.s'S ,sS F,IS ET
Montreal EIpress With sePngeAEs IRON sgwTors
500 n Erps daily. with sleeping wateEtoxu ogSsn
burg and CanandkiglA
gO0 n Pseiae Express seyingcars Rochester BaSso
Fas also lor Chicago. both l. : ana A. G.
Railroads This tram SUNDAYS
100 With oF Troy and Al0szy
loukers Special Trains from Thethst vest die, s
tabea c.H KENDRlCK Geser1l PasssFser Agent
NEW-JERSEY sou 4 HERN RAILROAD
LINE-For Long stations EeNer-y suthsya
Rairoad icouneraur tth
trains Sandy H0ok lsave Per 2s H0h River, otass.
PLYMOUTH ROCK, 6:8 A. m, thFoash 10 Delaware
On and 2oth inst krprsss Long Bbch
a. H. Waretown, via Toms River
PLYMOUTH kOtki 4 .. H., thr0ugh 70 Delaware
JESSE HOll. :. m 70 L0ag Branch
On and after 18th inst At ti5 eTeuraos tesefs sapdy Hcsk
the latter for Port Monmoush
AL trAas stop a Losg branch
=. P FINCH. Agsns Per "a
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, SFIRD
RAILROADS OF ~ j. DlYAiOS-FTom loot Of DISsLOS So
ST and rOa ioct Of OfLASDrsrPo wRSr PHIB EEPinA
mght For Pllia6slpas va Camden for aAlri
MORE aad WASHINGTON aai TaB VEST va 3altmo, y a
tnds:]o-p For ihe SOUTH 900 r sn4 s.sr n hi p
maa PIAoeears % Bat and Washington ss M
without change. For the WksT, via Pennaylvania
aad e0- Pullman Palace Hahel 10 n. a -
AID thEoazh fra New iork Ptisbah Ckcsro All -
ye Nihoat change PshaAn Pas a. 0.OO
sally and tfoaga % filseurgh Lsusxt AZ 81
LoniA sihoa shnge fulaA Palace M 10 a "
nd run tAIash Ioa New ferk PitbuEgh fon Way1s a
Chieage Shoet ehEngv Tcketsfcr a oot f - s
NA5sAIF 6snl Manager y ". JACkSON Ss.I s.uA
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6tedmhoats nro Railroads.

6tedmhoats nro Railroads.
A LBANY and TROY by Day Line Nc Boats rs
yes s:0 aud at s;iS anl'
Seei = TiTaa. c.tsail snd Hadson W
Trip COns Point COnwG and Sewburg returning
Connecting all points West and Eolh.
A FTERN0ON BOAT
HEwBURGH. PoUGHkEEPsiE, RoSDoUT and KINGSTON,
landing Coeas West Point Cornwall Ne"-anbulgh, Milton
'-4 '''1' ' THE MARY POWELL
from vestyst Pier ~ EVERY AFTERNOON, at 800 o'clock
! NITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
i5T SsASF 1ni Tx Ih95 p sa % S ea Ssb MORE st ss M
SATURDAYS sIeept making connections YIN az trans
noea and We Iseis s9d and 3ssgge heeSa TO all
| EOR RONDOUT, landing at COzzens, Corn
Ts o SsE15I E NH 1 " Rd Ba6%S eyPI leave DAILY
at4p. n, Per q, \. R., foot HGrison-st
| NORTH RIVER and NEW-Y0RK STEAM
~ BOAT CO-Omee Pier strs CHeYsTENAH, osy
i. III s sssS SS's. f vSei s15s % and Pssl. 1DEFa
m % a. Hns % p ss YSsE ansn1 fns ana
Enso Town. and E.e Sy'I and T. TGyH HE Fen
| INLD-ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY
" LINE OF STEAMERS aadng CATsKLL ron Pier a. NJ
m foot Of SSn.s IS .S g4Lf & sa cs. s.R' % .s1
..sns and North above atsp Freight at
redaceI rates
| DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The s's r. s nJ JOIN 5aS bRgw and % DESS Rcaa6SD
Of the win leave Pier No a. North hysr every
Sundays eIcept 6OOek arriving ALBANY IN un
| 10 connect With railroad trains West, North and East
steamboat ang arr1E7 eonneet
| ns trains front the West Nor,h aud East n.
oag cEes can be obtaiued the Wharf Dof
Erpress Broaoway Brooklyn Baggage checked
received until the hour Of departure
| TlHE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves New
s 4 @ q 6ss az 7su.l. iyf BcS SS1s F s1 ' Ta r a1d
Evaek by ferry HlVvrstraE Grassy Point Verplsnezs
POINT and Peekshn rsryoEn omitted on sunday
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
Boston, Worcfs Fehbug 6rOt3n JUNCTION Lowell Law
renee Nashua Manchester CoHeor Palmer brebor 70, and inter-
meiiate points.
The neg and stsunch
CITY or BOSTON,
CITY or NEW-YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE. and
CITY OF NORWICH
VIII leave daily sundaFs ercepd o'clock from
Pier No sO North River foot Of Canal and Watssts
FOR EOrzeh With Express. Trains
r the Central horsh and Worcester and
Boston. Hartforl, and Ere Railroads
through for freight apply q he omee Per ~
Sonh RIVER '" r. fAhAhhi Agent
-N.rE Toree
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
CURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,
1 NOW npEN

Through sLe baggage checked Hotel BY son SD, ss'
from Rooseve,t NewYork AT and 51o The s.y ps'
where AFFECTED With hay fever Obtin relief s sB
BATHING sthe best in the Unitea States
pSs SAMNIs ProTessf
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

The fol owing recent priv ate sales reported to Us
BY GeOH. Burning. IN connection with v h Steven
son son. lots the northwest corner OF Ninety
uIntnst lie boulevard ana lot in the rear on
tn street. each $500, for $1,000
It L. also reported that l3 lots tbelng portion or
the Pen est fronting on Pentzave., hayeceen sold
FOR Sl16G.
Also lot 2A6Xl00 the southeast corner O. Eighty
sixtI-st- AMI Avenue A, for E. ON.
VIM. II Raynor has sold s lots east side o. Grand
Rou@vard between Oue-hunCred-and-fOrty-se and
hird-Sts. ana on rear north side
of aud Ory -secOndst and on rear south
side o. rEiru-s ali ful lots with
owelhncL0usc when cert $4,000 TO build years ago.
and sInall st-lJe. FOR 10000.
TLe fOlowln- sales are advertised TO take place to-
mOrloV June l9, at the Exchange, unless otherwise
noted
By J.ses H. Miller legal by order Of George L. Iugham,
re, gL 68Euo5 with buduls TIE south sde oi Forty
r1-.t 40 toet iuc.rs eat of tec0lo-aTe-
A ~ OF d. T. lugaaan, referee, lot zlzoolo on TIE
e,h-st l55 feet east Of EOnnave
d. Aaack j., Bro the premises az North tka ueth
n J. confirmation Of Ot tie property Of AessF@ Gnhh
freuus2
Hy Wm Keure oOr9 H. one hundred and
ioriJ- -sec0Bs o.. AaJsn -s tie B0ual properly"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
Summer Retreats

=
-FOUR Miles from Station, q from
"a. City. Immediate Boarder End peassi shady f"Ene
Terms 80 per week One room for sdUlts al - each
Address Farm HOUSE.
Salem Centre, Westcbestr County ].
DAY VIEW HOUSE, Ferry Beach, Saco, Me.
D-MOULTOS CLARK. Propnetorh-TAls Hoas- he.s com
fe high and afJ en suit and
single and an unohucted obtained non NnE ia
The hon- Tie Cty Portland Island. Sea Rocks h Pool
objects Of interest the immediate ohng With ngoe1t
grove four miles from Lteteds eoa viii
Depot the Eastern and Bosioo and Name
arl four daily from Saco tBd BdeoH An
elegant livery stable VIII for June 81 SI Aress
MOULTOS 4 CLARK. Ferry Beach, saoo, Ne.
COOPER HOUSE.
~ CooPERSTOwE,
Rost Of Diego Lake,
~
PcurA Season Opens June !, 1914
ApsEsation for ruoms ma BE- made until June 10
W b. COLEMAN. Sev fofk H,tsi.
COLEMAN MAXWELL
ProprSors.
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North Atlantic Express Co.,

Tnerporlied Special ChsIter Gsaefa ons BfoldSy
NssYsi PhAsphri CearA European of
Hrs Roe Scnbs, Para - - .,uo,. =.
oFPicBs XsD AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE h,r-
ehAAas Moasy Bss ysvsrT ssmpes Personal hfe he tg-
sasasa .itL GsbasA " JUNE AAAefrf
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
5itnations Danteo-- malfs

pESPECTABLE Young GERMAN WANTS
III SITUATION make kH generally asea IN store as
PORTER CLERK good and quick at hgaes both Engs
good driver and
well acquainted the eiE best city references 10 honesty Se Ad
dress a. q. P, Tribune once.
ITO LUMBERMEN.-WAN situation
CLERK SALESMAN in iumse yari BY nan thor
ougy acquainted Address ALPHA Box ID fnb-
% Once
WANTED-A situation by oOlored COACH
w MAN srsa refereee gvea obiecton- to g. to ne
ouby CAL address for two days Coal once 80
BrsadEay, 9o1
WANTED-A SITUATION by a practical
w Mode Of Rsg stseping Drying and schng q
FlaI References Apply FLAXk row, - SnthaTe New ors
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Gfrnrslon5.

Gfcnrslon5.
A NNUAL REGATTA of the y. Y. YACHT
- CLUB THURSDAY, June 20, ls79
The steamer D. MARTIN Capt JAY l. CLARK, vii accompany
the Regatta, Leaving Thythrst heE-fork East
River A. m Pier g. Markets. Do Pord wbaH, Wals Ferry.
Brookvn 1885, Qusrantne Island sla Tickets admitting
two adies gentleman sS Single Tickets, 81 Tickets
fui
GRAND EXCURSION to C0NEY ISLAND:
II steamer GIN sEDGWICK leaves NeE-York for C0NEY
ISLAND EVERY DAY, from June H. as fglloFs;
Chrsfosher-st, Si5 a. m. P.er4. n r. s;ti D. m
rstoDLer-st - Pier 4, ". r, lZ:lJ y
Cbrstobher-t , 0. a. Pier 4, \. R., 5l3 P. m.
Rru Trp from Pier 4, n. r., m
Leaves C6pev Island kr SewYok 1890 3o p Extra
Trip .. ml, and D. 80
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
prp Gocos.

5itnations Unuteo- females.
A LADY educated in Edinburgh, Scotland,
IN capable Of teaching Rngsa French, German panoore md
nngag desires SITUATION d1Y rssden GOV ERNEso Al
drss Tor two la7s, g. s., Tribune O1cs.
SITUATI0N WANTED by a middle-aged
~ lady HoUsEKEEPER hss objection to taxing charge Of
residence during monba Best references
Be furnished Call for dAy s1 sht between ATes and
XVANTED-To FURNISH parties in need of
w fciAss HOUSE SERVANTS, short nctee
and reasonable saisfsct guar4aieel Address
@. D. PBARMAH, No. Bl9 Eenty hhh-st.. Richmond, Va
col BROADWAY.-PeO wanting good
OOl Servants girls vAnng good PLACES. call At eal
Broadway, Employment Once.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
BrOoslpn Real Gstate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT DOUBLE COTTAGE, in best
n s of ookfn ear BrooxgTe half hour from frres can
) oogtt usssuy built by present oeaPat sne ~
rsef re. srre cellars and ur1eeeA hhgsh BSt
- s upr,vueufa Sl50Ooi only sz0J cesn required
ise fantGIs os 10 rear, desired AAdfes u D0A
sSlz Ees-Y0rk Pos.Odce
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4 1gard q anr EIercl,auts.

Advertising is an art. and Is the
mother Of the art Of money making
Successful adverdsersunkesitatiBg
j. and gratefully declare that they
owe the beginuing Of their prosper
.ity and the Foundation oc their
wealth 10 the liberal aud judioious
useof printers iak. Itisparaaoz-
ieaI, bat not siagiliar, that printers 8
ink even By blackeaing mau's
reputation, aclualiy benefits hisa.-
The ingenuity displayed bY some
accomplished advertisers Esakea ad-
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ra-rTs CT


-houcsry C0urt-Begius the First 3fon@
days in February and Septem ber.-
Hon. w. S. Fleming, Chancellor. w.
T. Banentine, Clerk and Master.
Circuit Court-Begins the Fonrth Mon
days in March. July and Hovember.
Hon Wm. p. Martin, Judge. Henry
n. Stanley, Clerk. Jos. Fussell, At
toFhey General.
each month. Wyatt II. Abernathy,
Chairman. II. II. Aymett, Clerk.
,Yln. Houston, Deputy Clerk.
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Read fhe Paper.

How much more Intelligent and
fascinating tie majority Of young
ladies would Be were they to give
lfttHe more attention to newspaper
reading. We DO rot mean the fash
papers Of the day which arc fiied
with matter which # does no harm
can certainly DO no good, hltto
Dewspa those which make us
familiar With present character than
e fair pequaintapee with passing
events Every yoang lady SHOULD
have an intelligent opinion o. the
moral, political and religions sub
jects of the times, and the best, and
the only nay 20 and tais, s q read
good newspapers d:iigentlY
An exchanges says the President
message exhibits 4 jealous watch
fulness OF public interest. One
would natarally conclaae II was
qualided 20 watch aomsthing from
the great nuaaber o. 'sI's'siif L. tllat
psnsaal proaoun appearing Just
forty kht times
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corNrY nFFIcFRe.

ChsrtF-David II. Parsons.
DepHtisS=-D DEYid H Parsons, Jr., gf. n.
rsales ana Robt. J .tAndersons
Ter CoUsc60fLIt. I. Evans. ~
II. Brown.
Regjstcr-JOhn W. Dyer.
N0tartes PEblfc--James BHford, -Jr. and
John S. " likes.
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gine was opposite the station. Then
I shut eff, blew the whistle end vent
sliding up the road. Just as We
stopped, the express, whose station
whistle had Just heard behind me
came up to the depot and stopped
where the trains usGally do. If 7
had minded the gong, OF stopped
in front Of the depot I'd been smash
ed.
- You use See there vas no way to do
but torun for it. we hadh'ta red
light for the rear ear. We hadn't a
lantern, and coul1n't get one to send.
back to signal, the fagmen were on
a strike, and the express did not
stop anywhere til itreached Pough-
keepsie, and. she had got so close on.
to us when the engineer cut up as
he did that We could not stop at q
station and send 4 man back. Be
fore he could have got far enough
away, they would have been So close
that they c6uldnt have broke up
in time, but would have come right
into us.
didn't know whether 7 hadl5in-
Ell Mack or not, but took the "owl
/ train" back and found him All right
asiregarls death, bdt.vere sick from
the dip Tdad given him.
Fhe Company gave me this watch
when they heard Of it.
lsf The Wages Of Royalty.
Royalty is, s,perhsps, the best busi-
ness going. regarded from a pecu-
I. niary standpoint The salaries d
! Emperors and Kings are forsthe
most part. liberal. and no deduction
is made On accoahtof absence from
| duty Ehe 1eight hour lawn does
not apply to these fortunate per
sons; and when they want " dag
! cut" they are not obliged TO pat 9
j "suB'' on, IN order. toTetaip tbeil
sit"
The Car Of Russia has the mos
+ profitable berth, his wages ayerag
/ Ing $4,000 per day, or 800 times as
4 much as President Grant receives
The Sultan Of Turkey struggles
along on $4,000 per day. How h'
can do it, with his large family
and the inevitable enormous dry
4 goods bills-it is not easy to IN
derstahd. Louis Napoleon, las
4 September, lost a place that paiC
+ him $4,000 per day; but he has
been prudeht, and has saved al
/ something handsome, which vii
4 Keep him comfortable in his ole
age. what the pay Of Empero
WiIliaIp, Of Germany may be, W
don't know: but rs King Of prus
sia he was paid only S,21opcr day
or $4,000, 600 per year. Victor En-
ranuel, Of Italy, enjoys an incom
ofab6ut $3,o0oO00 Queen Victo
ria is s good manager, ana keep
the pot a-bilin on about 50, 10000
per year. The Prince Of Wale
finds $625,00 unequal to his ex
pcnses. Some time ago, a maj
named Needy left Queen yictori
81, 1904 and Prince Albert Iei
her 50 100000. It is believed tha
she "euJ up" more richly than an,
other sovereign Of Europe.
IN contrast to these tnagnifeen
figures, it may be interesting t
know that the average income q
nine millions Of people in Englah,
and Wales is less than two shilling
per day; cighteen. million Hteou
= shilling per day. There sre 1O7 I'm
I EelishFteh WHO return incomes Of oy
er$240Oe0 per year, and T,37Fwh
! return S., COO to $4,000
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MAGIsTRATEs. .rai.f-

AAdl51ts4kEE-S. m -ha Ii #Hs.r
Isi District--L. b. Carter, W. J. Ne
Nicely.
81 Cary Gilbert, J p c Reed.
Sd 4" Jos. s. Edmundson, Jno.
.-. IL. BroWnow., q
81 " jesse Shelton, James A.
Warren.
5A % PA! O. Sneed, Robert D.
IieeG.
Gsh a" 8 - WILKINSON, Jas. Z.
Fogg.
7th e." Wyatt II. A Abernathy, Jas.
l.. Jones, WIZ. AleSan-
der, Josiah J., Pearcy.
Sta Sam. w. Butler, Epper-
son arp ley.
qh G. b. Reason, VIM II.
Scruggs, JAS. Q. Butler.
tOh 4" Hardin GriggS.f m
iIh " IEEalvin Young W. ".
Blow.
l2th 4. =. Martin, E. G.. Yam
cey.
l3ih 'SF w. Francis, ,sChas. peYer.
JAh "A Jas. r. Dickey, AleXaIder
Prentice.
5h " JAS. NJ. Shields, J. NJ. Nc
s ~ go Laurine, -aI ICrenshayy.
I3h ". o. West George r.
Dismuke.
IN Wm. ii, jackson, j. T.
.W rg lnmloud. b NE fse
lSM Levi Reed, J. M. Paisley.
IatA r.. $. Brownlow, J. M,
Parker. ff-
ma Alfred IIouze, J, NJ Bass
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W i. Alexander, II. c. Bate, James T.
iICNissaell, J. L. Pearcys Amos Il.
richardson.
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.ELr -Fafher Knows the -.

by Father Knows the Way.
Walking down W---street one
morning I saw little Toy stand
ing op the sidewalk, with his head
bent forward rs if eagerly listening
+ Stepping uRto him. I said "Shall
I help you across the street, my lit
tie fiendT v
sOh 40, thank you, I an waiting
for my father"
l5 4"Can you trust your fsther3
rs "Oht yes; nay father always takes
good care Of me, leads me aflthe
time, and when he has my baHd ]
feel perfectly safe'e
"But why do you feel safe
Raisips hs ightess eyesf with a
sweet smile and look Of perfect
trust he replied aOh! becaqse
my father knows the way. lie can
see, but J am blind"
This little blind boy preached 2
1 sermon to me. % we, with our
hands in our fathers, feel perfectly
safe2 We arc poor Blind children,
/ yet dc re not often rebel sgai1st
the way the Father would lead Us,
and seek to go another way WHICH
q
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From one ~ the New xork
AIDS able haugiag regsstsf
few seconds more sthe
kaosked frsm npasF the
the body of Jae2b Rsech
ing, strl ssIing ana serg.
last agonies Of a sisieat
other Tictim 81
Sfalwart mes, ho4
tbelr beads io shes ops
sight aaa aifh pss
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4rr,yal of gTaiss at P,.sassss.
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1KxEkMA TRIBE, SO. s, I. o. r. NJ.
fleets every Wednesday night. G. II
JC'es, Sachem; G. T. SIason, Q, Of r.. (
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bfOre and JampbeIIsVIIIe
-EiktQn nsait arrlNeslluesdays s and + RI
days al 10 pm. Departs same days at
2 Pln.a " A W# AZ
,ro,.s osse,. al !. $4,000 At fl.

Pulaski Postoffice upon postoflices in all
parts Of the United States. A list Of
money order cffices may be seen on Rp-
plication. The following are the rates
of commission charged for money or
ders: Orders not exceeding $50, I0etss;
over $50 and. act excseding SO, rs cts;
ever S30and net exceeding so, 20 cts;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, % cts.
j. ID. LEWISrP. VI, ~
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. Z PGssKSoER gRA1ss como EoRrS.
4 --s--.- -. q a u a %
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PREsBYTERTAN CHURCH. iif.
pr. C. Mitchell, Pastor. Services
'l's a.ln, ana pm.
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METHODIST p. CHUpcH-soUTH.
hey. Wellborn Mooney, Pastor. SerYi-
'es et lob am, and pm
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COUNTY pTRECToRY.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.

Pseenue- 7'dEf AssssSor--J.- = II. Morris.
Eersnue Tar Coilsctor-S.C G. Gofett,
Postscster-J. y. Lewis.
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l. ". MccoRD. Pulaski, Tenn.
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CAMP rr.1r FACES. no. IS.

CAMP OF rALE FACES, 80. SS.
Meets every ThGsday night. Emil
j. .k-0u, Pres; u. c. Grow, Sec.
I. q. @. +. sa..rr- - .
Meets every Friday evening enc hour
q sr sun set 3, Z. EzelI, n. @; James
Mclean, p. Sec. a.
st and third Saturday nights in each
pH;d B.II.Parsons, Chief Patriarch ;
= 'hu N.Dyer, Scribe.
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TERMS

1 EePE s.; SOL 9 months 8 ! go.
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Going N0rth-AFrives at s %, a. %.
Going south-Arrives at I :35, 2. D

Going South-4trrives at l :35, p. N
Fayetteville horse MAD roate leaves,
every Thursday at y 80 pm. Arrives
on Saturday at II 80 am. This mail
embraces Bradshaw ,Bunker Hill ,Pisgah,
Cyrestof and bllyilie.
y Sugar Cre6k piAils afriV5 evety q 1tIrs-
day at pm. Departs Friday at Z am.
This mail embraces Appleton, Minor
Hill, Good Springs, Marbuts and, Moek4
sson.
Lawrenceburg mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fri.iays at II 80 am.
Departs saise DAYS at ] pm. This eIn-
braces vale Bills, Bodenhanier5 West
Point and WaYland Springs.
Iarcella Fails mail frrivas every Sat
urday at II go am. Departs same day
at $50 gssIs- hiss embraces saFlSef's
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