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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Among the Louisiana Journals sup
porting Greeley and Brown and the
Liberal State ticket, one of the spi-
ciest is the sprightly little New
Orleans Magnolia edited by Mrs. A.
NJ. c. Massena.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

The address delivered by Gen. Allen
Thomas before the Liberal Convention
of Ascension parish was copied from
the CHIEF by the New Orleans Times,
Republican and Opelousas Journal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
DonaldsOaivflle. Ia.
state ofLoufsfnna.

Parish Court-Parish of Ascension.
Succession of John r. Reddick.
DY virtue of an order of sale rendered by
ID the honorable the above named court
aforesaid, ON the 8th day of August, 1872 and
to me addressed, in the matter of the above
succession, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the Lnwood plantation, in this par
ish, on
Saturday, the Gath day OF
August, A Nd. 1872,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, tO-wit:
l. One gray horse, saddle and bride 2.
One buggy and harness. 3. One sewing ma
chine. 4. One watch. And various other
movable effects, fully described in the inven-
tory of said succession on file in the Clerks
office of the parish.
TermS-Cash.
c. KLINE, Sheriff.
Parish of Ascension, August 10th, 1872.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Tha magnificent steamer Robt. E.
Lee landed at our wharf Suaday, and
she presented splendid appearanee
in new coat of paint. TIE Lee has
been thoroughly oSerhaulei and re-
paired, and is now in a stA pneh, sea-
worthy condition, ready b do her
share in bringing the colt J. crop of
North Louisiana to New 4 leans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

The attention of eur readers is di-
rected to the advertisement of Mr..
Richard Mccall, who has for sale a
barge los feet long, 50 feet vile and
2 feet deep, capable of carrying from
200 to $50 cords of WOOD.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
To Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
IN of Assessors in and for the Parish of
Ascension will assess their property situated
in the aforesaid Parish, at the Court House
in the Town of Donaldsonville, for the cur
rent year, during one month, commencing
August LIST and ending September lst, 1872
All tax payers are requested to call and at
tend to their assessments.
Office hours: From 10 A. NJ. to 70 o'clock
NJ, and from 2 to 4 o'clock p. N. every day.
Sundays excepted.
Parish of Ascension July 9th, 1872.
JNO. ID. CANTEY, Clerk,
CHAS. A. YOUNGER, Recorder,
G. KLINE, Sheriff.
Board of Assessors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Col. Geo. w. Carter is one of the
latest of the leading Grant men of the
country who has declared for Greeley
and Brown. His large brain and in
defatigable energy will prove val
liable acquisition to the cause of Lib
eral Republicanism.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Mr.. Marx Israel, a leading eshant
of this town, left fer New York on
Tuesday of this week to puS chase a
fresh stock. of dry gobds for the Fall
and Winter trade. We douht not but
.gur readers will be notified 22 the ar
rival of this stock by advert sement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

The river is falling again md will
probably continue to do SO antil it
reaches low-water stage. Tbs Bayou
Lafourche is still nayigabld flor the
steamer Lizzie Hopkins, but will not
remain so much longer.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
LOCAL JoTTINCs.
The moonlit nights are be atifi

Local news is scarce art se. Can
not some one get up AN excit Fment by
numbering q whole family, * marry
ing widow, or something?
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

If some of our planting friends will
send us occasional items regal ling the
crops we viii be glad to pub sh them
as matter of general !interest&
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

the law keep track of him, and de-
termined effort to bring him to JUS
tice will be made in day or two by a
Sheritf7s posse, assisted by dogs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

We learn that the Hebrewe Of Don
jacksonville contemplate the employ
ment of a rabbi to conduc5 regular
services in their new synagogue, s.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Tt is noticeable fact that while
every succeeding day brings news of
assertions from Grant to Greeley
among the leading men of each State,
conversions of Greeleyites to Grant
doctrine are exceedingly rare occur
rences.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Thursday was the anniv -sary of
the Assumption of the Blessd Virgin,
and was celebrated lily impressive GER
emonies in the Catholic Church. A
large congregation Of people we're in
attendance.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
Succession of John II. Reddick.

I5UCCUSSIOH OF JOIlIl II. h6JtuICk.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all
Il the debtors of the above named sue
cession to come up and settle with the I'M
dersigned; and further public notice is here
by given to all the creditors of said success
sion to present their claims to said under
signed within thirty days from the date of
this notice or else their claims shall be for
feited. HENRY w. MILLER,
Public Administrator
Parish of Ascension, August Sd, 1872.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
Ascension parish Furnishes

Ascension parish furnishes wo can
didates for Grant PRESIDENT Elector
from the Third consressioni District
Hon. Morris Marks on the kellogg
ticket, and Hon. Milton Morris on the
Pinehback ticket. Both Gentlemen
will best serve the interest of the
people of their district u getting
beat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

The denomination of Hon. James
Graham for Auditor by the Liberal
State Convention is an Endorsement
Of honesty in oflice
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
ADVERTHSElLENTS.
Barge for Sale.

nor SALE.-A BARGE los feet long, %
IL feet wide and feet in depth, capable of
containing from 200 to $50 cords of wood
The barge is in good order. Apply to
RICHARD MCCALL,
aug17-lm Estate r. Mccall
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Payable invariably in advance.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Advertisements of ten lines Agate solid,
one dollar and fifty cents for the first, and
seventy-five cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Second page advertisements charged
as new each day. Advertisements inserted
at intervals charged as new.
Money should be sent by draft, post-otfice
order, registered letter or express, and when
so sent is at our risk. Address,
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
"a Camp street.
NeaU Orleans, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
New Orleans Republican.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Official Journal of the United States, State
of Louisiana, and City of New Orleans.
Devoted to Politics, News, Literature, and
the Dissemination OF Republican
Principles.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
FIRST-CLAss GOODS

FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
fg Special attention given to TEAS and
COFFEES, of which our stock will at all
times prove the best and cheapest in the city.
Orders from the country promptly filed.
Our catalogue sent free to any address.
jy20-3m
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

ALDERMEN
Frederick Duffel JOS Br.rbridge, st Ward
charles +. Saith. Robert Noel. 2l,d q
Felix Leblanc, Joseph Jbhnson,. Bird %
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

Invite the attention of housekeepers. plant
ers and buyers generally, to their complete
stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, and
Plantation Supplies,
at prices that cannot fail to meet the views
of the closest buyers of
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
Saturday, the Gath day OF
August, "A. I'D. IS73.
Public Administrator Notice

Parish of Ascension, August 10th, 1872.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
DoNALDsoNTILLE, IA,

Saturday, = August IL, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
pr0UcTrD BUILDINGS.

Plans Submitted to the department Of Buildings"
during fhe week ending sept III, l5iz 49,,
Fhfo h south aa, e feet east Of lsts7e, 4story brek
fne 1aJ OBJ FOc. Comm oneTs Tor staollOu'e su'
-.o,-.-. -, ,.,-.
anl e1cn.it. -J9zll. Owner, M +. Col smith ..,,
s0.tl side, l.J fees ea Ci sare o--soy DI4ch s'4
s- del .rg. 2.rfl Oguer Thomas NcLauEhln. " ,.--s
ci lst-Ye DICK slaue
rhou.. .-l1IcIa. q. Owurr, 2d-sL Railroad Co. -,
0 ZIave Aeail Z-story pIlch
tenement til-8. OEuer, Peter OoIdtn ,- o-o,
No s West 1L 3soy JI0sustoro frselass dwelling 2'TVO
Orucr. Mrs n. McKcuue. ... ,-..--
f, le, l5j fet east o. lstave' four 4s'oT5
f.r.au-s,u tc1efa,uts 2l15J owner Michael i,l
Eo. s .5 5 Wet il.f-si iorr brick arslass dwellings,
en- Is feet. owner. Nl. H. Aston
-,, rortb side 100 feet Hauthornst Washington
Yr Jst,rg vOod stcondc dwelling SxJJ owner heuF' IA"
fcr-ls .. .---.t.t., IL t-,, IN o. 90 ovqs
Cwaef. GuA.h Thomas. .,.,, .- A. 49,
i-.s t,r..cats lJr5-. Owner, Locaie Luncteim ~. ,
Eaa lzhsl, Ssoy buck, ilsieas C"eL-nsj WA
0rr.sr, g.. Do Fou1tain. or -,
lhst,2 5SOrY stores ana teAelells @'A'7
.Os1cr. 1rs..sn VOICE .,-.-,
north SIDE - ieet Wcss oi AstaFe 's'Ofy 0OA
.t..aatut. l.1fI. Gamer, WIa. Holmes
2dave 5-story bilcZ stores
--r lt --r1. Owner N chacl j. Murray.
s e. 30 et suh Of OJl-st 4stoIy DICK seLeeht
p. cClrtgen.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
ROR6H sAND CARRIAGE MARKET

YEw-YoRK Thursday, Sept. ie is7a
The city trade in horses continues fairly
active and price,. rule presentno quotaoe change'
There Is but very Indifferent supply OF fine coacn.
horses in the market and few stylish, well matonou
pairs, over 16 hands high, are very much wanted
very successful auction sale held to-day at pri-
vate stables No lOj East Forty frsst by Major O. W.
Barker tOf Barker Chase) Tho attendance was lair
in numbers and select in quality the property offered
Of the kind both bidders and auotioneers will at all
times be anxious to have brought TO the hammer and
last but not least great credit is due TO tho excellent
management of tho officiating auctoncer TO which tho
following satisfactory result must be chiefly attributed
The prices realized range as follows:
Description Hands fe'r. fnce
Pair hay coach 10 and slVO
Brown trOing mare by Toronto Chief,
darn bT Blslaw ................... laB
Landau j. Bcussr SI50 drpot hv the srls
bue $50; uoop wagon by uuubuy Van Du2cu T23 double
harness iGs hlrEcs. 2l. al Of Which cT4ny e
sdcre r prices for secondhand goods under tic AHer oi The aae
horecr
Regular som-wecly sale at the horse and carriage
market OF tDlcsSrs Johnston & Van TasscD, Tomorrow
Qrday) the 18Th inst. az 70 o'clock.
Alessrs WaldrOn Cooke report tho following salos
effected at their downtown auction MART III Chuich'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
Yrw.YoRK. Thursday, SEPT.

Nrw.YoRK, Thursday Sept u i0'4'
whore were no public sales made at inc LA. ,N.
,snee this moIuirg although it was eAiov'o ,oa,
sevoral would take place but they wefS "i'
via: .,o A., prox. OF the
,-e,a ,,,lor flo direction Of Phlo r. RugSes' Io-
orco of one lot located tho north-easerV aiu, ~
popievard r feet inches south OF seventy ois"
The same referee gave notice OF thg rntd 10 take
me 81 S pro~ " j. Bleeckcr Son Co, OF he properly
located ON te easterly side OF Es 4Sy tgo' l''''
,crtb nj Eroome-st. known as Nos lso ana ls' o,o
UTnyG " camp adjourned for one week the leee .f So
,ated 70 take place by direction OF sidney IL Ss' U - =,
~hou ~ 81 rnfrfy located on tho westerly side OF 30
,5-avc 10 feet inches south OF fOrty-thlrust' -,
,1f,a" i Co,,ifn n Co. OF one lot 25xl0O5 located on
fto soutuerly SIDE OF Fy-Ourth-st, 2o9 Ieek c"st %
fn az Two lots each 2JxlOl2, located on sAty-thlro ana
Sxtyfourth-sts running trouga rom s.'t. 49, - H. M
man A Is also reported us that the ot oAlUO lotC
ON tho side OF ghthave % asI % S ne f @ S9s co
1be general marKei is not fairly active althOHGhh
@ +te6 Reilly frstcass properties fully maintain The
tpriug advance ana are in lar demaho' -. ~
While the present duness NOT pe looked upon ex,
ILL a. a Ti,rti0p we do not think that prices arc at
f6 rsept lime appreciobly advancing We look upoh
ibe presont condition OF tho market as merely he ma ma,
ss,9 IgU after The very remarkable activity OF inc
earlier season. Operators are making ul u-C @ 80 t6o
Last and West sides tho island being thoTOgsny
canyassed We believe u very R00a unlo t y, b,r fe
iudicious investments in certain IocteS' & !f M r,ner
market does resume, as IL very eoyu must 40 ~
buOyauCF. VIII rdpltlg dNo4c's
TiS i.l,,iuq sales are advertised TO take place az
Tho Ex shaas- or as EcteO ouvlnS the rohalle' o VIC
week:
By Ism,s M1cr legal ,, u1 'e .i.e,i on oi lnl -
IL rsoc o 5 os ou southeast corner Of touFtl'e ana
raJ he tro Charles Jackson referee, Tie house ana
ls1s8 "
te e on No. No. 5l West Twenty shAs|' eaeh L.
l.g3A -, ,,-,.-, -.e.-.c
house sn d. xo. Jcd Ae cas- side Of iTstaIe oVeN
Jachurir es.cia end One-aandF, aaaveg o, p
By E,aaoy Del a sale under e direction OF Matle" -
and Zx0, located on Great JoAes V'"'O
ror pd Bro1dW5y probably the pU7 y known as No ~ -
By 10 M-Gure legal sale. under c direction oi Jam ~. No
a Ios. ana o Z0lJ11f loc-tc4 or north s-e % AI
B.. 81 g l4chgs east Of Icah-vc
SIhfridl, SEPT a.. ,.-,r
Dy H. L1'iow Co.. legal sale ces the direction =" Ar
yrlart Dc sold tlc premises ia The town o. i'e'
tr C5lut, ole beg tie properly Owned by eh
arI AKIN. -.. ..,. os r--,.-
a., a.e. o. u5 aultseate.l aui Ouehunod and-t@eni-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
Gilualions Uanieo--N Nlales.

Gitualion5 manic0-- Alales.
AN ENERGETIC, Faithful, and Trustworthy
yoanz n marrciJ desires situation in almost any respect, bic
ami bus family; has considerable experience IA the Commission o1s
ness ut IS adapted oE almost a Other business Address s. IT, Box
lct Tribune Ofce
A COEORED man and his wife would take
n the geaei Charge Of The sweeping anu eeanns o. J3 m
JOHNSON, 81 ~es. Trty-aEih-st. -
A COLORED MAN wishes a situation as
~ HEAD WAGIBRi give the best reference from the place
where lives Adess Of bookstore y East Tgelht
NASHIER.-A young GENTLEMAN, who
" has been emp CASHIER retail dry goods house IN this city
f The pas five wears desires similar position IN larger house or IN
sny bune that chance Of adTaEcemeaL Address e.
Box lO9 Tribune Oace -------
FAMILIES, Boarding-houses and Hotels
promptly supplied with Protestant aud Catholic Male and Female
man sWele &c. at CARPENIERs 10 West EeyeDhsL, Sixth
ave.
! AND OWNERS wanting tho SERY ICES OF
conuent manager line Of farming breeding please
,IIress stltias saary, HIGH FARMING, Tribune 0@ee.
DORTER. MESSENGER, JANlTOR, &c
An young wants stoaoni i acA'e gl0 'IS p
49, Tribune Ohce. -------
CTTUATION WANTED--By young man as
- DRIVER light busiuess tress wagon yOn ss
sIrancs 800 Or 400 eu security Address JAMES McAAINhl 'O
West Twenty-sevenih-st
CULTIVATION WANTED - BY respectable
- Young German and Nf- cilien vile 70 90 nhnbNAh
HOISEWORK make himself generally ueai aTSaPS % we
best reference given Call or adde's GEOGh hDhS " heeeorse
XHTANTED-An active, energetic MAN to
w canvass NeWYorx State retail trade for new aTuce every
, s Nu te willing distribute circular to residences IN every
town before calling the Must have bad some eIpene3ee anu
furnish reference. A4lEe,s 9Ia ~ - i -
XVANTED-A situation as WAITER IN a
w private family; OF a. PohIsk IN as'oei soO' 0' i
Address y. 4. c. zJ2 West lWenyslxth-L
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
sieamtcols ana naiIroaos.
OENTRAL RAILROAD on NAV -JERSE'

GENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
neois At Somes r. al mpton Junction WITH
be Delaware Iarkawnna and Wesen Raruaf al Pbps9uy WIN
NE Llise ND Susguebanu Division and ai LsstoD win e
Ny l,load and s connections forming direct me 70 rulI
s without change Of ears also 10 CtniIiI PehnsI"AHA '
.AILgETowH LINE TO TIE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CoTnsncing J1T 10, i6lL-LesTs New.l0rk oiowI.
5iiS a. m.-Wsy ITsn Tor SomeryiIie and FemBzton.
. n for taon. Bttblelm Bah hsuch Chunk. Nlfeiosfrs
Won u hiroF civ M Camel ieon, Tunkbaunoct, Ionang1
Na'e} 4s Conn ~ ~ Junction With Del. Lack. West X
s sam-MO EXPRESS dsiy teEctpt sunsysl, for EauoH
Ahhl9sn Harrisburg. su1 dc Ncsi Connects SomeHe or
tioa Tor Nacl Chunk WGsbaire Scranton, Val
lo:lns m.-War Tniu f97 s1r,rr'ge
l2:1j p m.-W8v Iaa 90. E.s.j1
mfof fe1r1n, Lsson Aentown M3rfh Cbrrt. rahanoY
wy iaeon Mhseyarrc Sal.on Esad.rg Cos1.a Lancaster
EPlnia, Fo1l.!lie hansJ-lg Sc
2W T. m.-For f0ncrr.I.
&2J D. m.-For PauEeli
D m.-fOf SomerVlir
49, mr L9l. Allentown sad Mauoh Chunk Connects At
Jmrton with DrL. Lsrs l. Nos r. T.
2 D. m-f0r Soaefvi.le and F'emns.oB
AR m-EYENlNG EXPRESS liilT o Tas'sa Deh,ehoa Alien
"-n he'dne itrns1grE iiSss-A, CAcaso. CBc.naal.
i.-iOr SonerlIllo
20 n m.-(kmgantl-For Esson.
yEd Il:J1 p. m.-toT Psnseh
lM Elabsh al 5i 5l5 t:iJ. 7oa Tl5 -:s 80 aeO o.ij
iY9 Iv;J llo) Has lLu5. KS la 2n 500 2i
80 t:tl f:l9, f:Jj
'it5 S20 800 s:t', lGJj ll:Jl d.. D..
Is Tor ne West can 10 Obilci the oFe OF the Centnl Ri
ioaiheNJerfJ loot Of Ls heHlOri; Gad principal
Lo's'a AMI ticket ohces ia heT-York Ctr.
K Il. KICKER Superintendent
UIl Gannual d
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


NORRIS AND L SIX DlVI ION
hkW BROAD GAUGE LINE 10 Water Gap sroudsbur- sc-,-,
haOn hiTaus-, aLi OsEeco. WITHOUT CHANCE OF CA
Dt 10 New ORR foot of Blrcs and foot Chsiopltrst
s,NNbh AthAhGthENI ~. cormeucirV MONDAY JAY J. lg2
t;b BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAM va Boontsn Br,ncb
vega without change Of ears, Chester r. R. at
Masi.o l Sussex r. T.. az. at b. r. or
Krgt1u. WIkestsrrg. Ptlston &c.
1Da EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN, coz1seng Dsnyie uih Booa
ton .nc 60 Drycru Chester branch % Waterloo
or AoTer acd Newton, at Washington with tie L. w. r.
for Water esp, Str0ubug Scaton Geat Brnd Bnehon sya
ease ~ OsFr0 anu al lhlug with Lchg and
Le-islYsl.cy e. K. Tor an points oB those
-N M, PAlLhl6BUB9 ENPtkSs stpus ct hevafk Mad'On
IoiAoFn and B-uOus Waterloo With
RaH Il Phipsblrg sh Bel Del r. r. Begiere std Leish
sn slashsuua r. r lehgh Valley A. r. for Bethlehem
I0Hu. Algeh Chunk Wkesbarre, Resdug sld iarrsburg
E4v , N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
Booaa runs directly through In Scranton ard Brgamton without
ehasst stopping principal sons al Dover With
Cle.tHk r. ond 81 Waterloo nh Sussex r. X
J -. PHLPSBUEG EXPRESS c0nnects IT Dover with Ches
ttg h T. U Waterloo sih r. r. AMI rhlpsbug With L
hg1 aa asuIuehau T. r. sud Lclgh Waller Bethlehem
Aii.lNsn ksslias harnsanrg ard me West . -,
4;k IN HACKErTSrONS EXPRESS connects With Chester RtR
end "a SuseI r. r. for Auipver, Nswton and fIauka.
b.lJ m. DOVER EXPRESS.
For h0PRlSIoWN, 7;i5 e:l lIoo 1900 m. 7oo, 30 to
So, sn7 p. NJ
I0t gdNIr 7:l;. a1, DO Ico sud ll:oo m 2:3o 3o
~, ~, i:l 100 sli t:il o. n. - - - - -
For 0gANGR SOUTH ORANGE. us f:)'. 9:io 90 io
ard les ElO, 2:9, $40 +;J, t:Jo $40 6y0 1y0 8J) 3d.
sni ll:N
Fcr SEW4RK t 7:l5 100 7:5o $50 sIo slo .o:i0 1910
ll:n, I'm sni Room sEl0, 100 'lJ $40 80, $3.50. tA
acl 40 21 $40 GO t0 59, s:o e.J y:IJ, aud 1870 q.
Trans fifkel stop at Esst AeEars. -
Leave hev-fofs for BLOONFlELO atd hONTCLAR, tt 49,
CO. az lo:iJ a=l zy s:lJ i;iJ s:! GO, All o0i
A hEASOALR, Suuenutcnien.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
NEW-YORK AND W.HAVENRAILROAD

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENTING JULY y, l5'I
NcloTk Of aHd PoiIth-aSe
y En,1gse t1,S %, % tSFa'S-sIyet1y Tvs SflyyoTy
FasNsViI,ysp 7, StErl lli5) nj i!' l@Ih (ENh "'
f5f Bra, s'' 5or ll) o 1l:so 1915 CEI (Er '5
~, 'ii goTI ss s T. Il3l ~; 3I5 45o snl $50 p n
For Farisl, Southport, ald Wepo g. liJl g. hi 5i' 4iJ'
'n f Sol Sorr.k Csr 1850 nj CEz CEI) ai',
~ D,Gc1 g. j5 a. ~: u.s. $50 90 snl G;3O p.
Fr S1mod tEGl l0 ll:JJ ll:l3 (ELl, 25 (EL)
as an IRrl 4:5' Ji 5:55 Gig0. Ils tErl pm.
Vr Cfeeuwch ani intermediate Sta.0as ., 10 ll;) nj zio
''So, So M } leave, taiy-seruts1t Nesfor P. fr
Boston. va both spnnshelt line ,nd shore L,Ee;;
CONNECTING TKilNA
For Boston, va spTl gfcl, A. III aaJ p IN
Por Boston. via Shore Line lZ:l', p N.
For Hartford and Spring eli, a in.i E;loi sti Sr -
For Newport r. l. = M anu zap p M 10 A!'i Laa'5 'a
u,etlrE with steamer E0lIs across ftrsgtlsu 3aN
Railroad, lsl0 ufecAie4i
D. m, 10 Montreal aud White M0nnialls
For Hartford ProViienc aud Fshn Railroad nj 1872 p m
, % oaion sud Norwich, & Colu River aad p ~
For Connecticut Valley R,ilr0id, a. NJ and ,. M r
F5- AMI Northampton Railroad a. L. p H. 70 oi'l
Gnpi01 and Williamsburg ,,,- r.,
FoT Nesayea MdstoHn aal Wilnaaso Railroad (Ar Lire
.. m. and y
For Naussiuck Rsoid D. ald $50 p NJ to Wier'urT
For Daabay aud Norvalk Railroad l. aud A. nj I|'lo ans
sPcr,ug valley Railroad Diusuy aud Soruat r. R., T.
For Sescin,an R.i,ad a. 12:l5 45o spd $50 pm.
Comm5ioas sleepngars attached to p m Nh au1 aug
either ue DsAnngVoA cars asels 70 H'
A. ~ t1.l3, Ani p m ifalls -, - t,.-..i =,
M Di Of the SeNYok sod NeWayen r. r. fweat'seyeai
Frp No gi Broi-aY and No. Courist, BrooSyni sni
y sut,b notice have their bi,ee called 9 a91 ss.e'
from residsate to destination JAMES H. nOi = 'uD
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

Real estate TO CxtbGn9e
TITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY IN New
Yot o. BroIItn VALUABLE Farm in Orange County Stock
and iaFa In ''D'lS 50 WIZ RGi4SD WHITING. 5DcekmanL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
Hlarble ano blate HldnteIs.

A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
a. IZlNG WORKS l5 and 80 East Eghonih-st Marble snl
Marbeized Msns Tug Marble Counters Monuments a. pre mat
dely competition. Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- seaut designs Of description MARBLE ani
WOOD MANTEsS T. r. STEWART CO., 20 aad ~ Wet
Twenty thirist., near Seventl-ave
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
Etoal Noiircs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursuan TO an
~ order Of Hon JAMES W. COVERT, Surrogate o the COlny OF
Queens notice hereby given 70 ell persons having 1gn ne
DAVID NJ DAVENPORT late OF the town ol usns IN
e said County deceased present the with The vouchers thereof
10 HkNY MILLER Of tie subscribers and Of 'h Al
~ Of the goods and credits Of the said decese AZ NO.
O2 Pscfcs City OF Brooklyn, Kings Coapy Nenlor on
hcCe Of December next-Dad May lj l57A
HANNAH DAVENPORT Aarioisir,,ors
HENRY W. MILLER, :
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
antiinn snlee Of ReaL Gsiaie

anriion 6alrs Of Real gstaie
J JOHNSON IT,, Aucuonoos.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
I'D fSrceesokn johnson x Niitrl
No 25 NAsAr-sr.. Con- CKpAE-sG, MN s,.,.
promptly So and EIehsnced Aueuon sAe' VI '
Furniture herchannse &c -
GTRIKE NOW
1is1 feet above the ccesnt
g miles from Ncwlorf,
ACRES, YARN LAND.
On fNe HAMBURG MOUNTAIN. SUSSEX C4l,,H y, IL.
miles fou Hsmbug hour, om NewYork on ne AaaHa ""''
Romantic hreeiy. end delightful
Available for Lots sumner HoMes
On a mountain Spring Tam (the Ssnd foAuI' " So'~
80 feet hove tide.
Csnl lie cut IN anls soli the oyerwriol,
Ocean air brcshu People NewY0rk for whom % pm ne Hc
Champagne Of the mountain. wll genae moro oo04 u
A Al the
highest land and the hhe'i IN le sane w
tres rom Ner.Yor and positively by position elevation ald
~ tbe natrral kev or crown center oihe nmenc Suo n
@ tr for NeTY ork future aOt disGnp to bc IA A 'eily
OF over 90, ,0OO people -. a.. Gal
WEDNESDAY. ScpL 18Th. ncfi, Al u o. m
Qf stormy the Grst fair day ihcreaIier)
Nsr. hv T. Dck tiUsl), Tie best player ~ lc Sl,iet 80,
@ ser sale Pg mountain bread ana ba1'eT oo-e A'
Good presents 10 thc three highest bidders ,,, =.
Tfe lie Midland trn loot OF CoIAn-'~ "
II uhurg. day bcl)re tho safe .
Th,u 80 ND 10 tic morning AID buy the place
Prie tcrs With elevations In Nen-Jerc-, at Bazer oo1
"-A ''-'''''' DANIEL p ToNPElSS,