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SHERIFF'S SALE.
c. II. Slocomb

vs. No. 753
John Ruth Williams.
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides--State
of louisiana
TOY VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ Of
~ Teri facias issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and mum
bered suit, and to me directed, have seized
and win offer for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1872,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and P. NJ, at
the Court House door, in the town Of Alexan-
dria, the following described property to wit
All the right share and interest of the de-
PENDANT, John K. Williams in and to the Sue
crssion Of his deceased daughter, Mary Celeste
Williams, said interest being one-fourth of
{ aid Succession.
praisenent. 2
JOHN DELACY,
June a22-St P. FTs 20 sheriff
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Welu 9Sbertise,rlents.
SIiERIFF'S SALE.
Disire Hickman

Disire Hickman
Amos B. Thompson.
No. 3S15.-Supreme Cont of Louisiana. No.
l761.-Ninth District Court, Parish of
Rapides-State Of Louisiana.
10y VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ of fieri
- fsciss issued out of the above named
Courts in the above entitled and numbered
suit, have seized, and will offer for sale ut
public auction, on
Saturday, the Sd day of August, 1872,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and 4 p. NJ, at
the Court House door. in the town of Alexan-
,iria, the following described property seized
by special order Of said writ, to-wit:
The undivided half of that portion of the
New Hope Plantation, which was assigned to
the heirs of Peter T. Hickman and his surviv-
ing widow in community Disire Hickman, in
a partition between the Succession of Thos
J. Hickman, and the Succession of Peter T.
Hickman, and his surviving widow. in com
munity, Disire Hickman, bounded above by
lands Of the Successor of Thoe. j. Hickman.
below by lands Of Mrs. Reynolds, in front by
Red River, and in the rear by lands of C. A..
Thornton and Mrs. Mshala Waters, contain
ing about 1000 acres, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, and described in
act OF Partition ~ the lower portion of the
New Hope Plantation, formed by line COM
mencing at sycamore Tres, on the North
bank Of Red River, marked with two crosses,
thus tx X" aud running thence nearly q
North course to the right Of 'caniLg Cypress
Tree, on the North bauk of caney Bayou,
thence diverging twenty-thrce degrees and
I, ming straight to Bayou Rigolette.
Also an undivided haif of tract OF Wood
land, being miles above the town Of itxan-
dria, bounded above by ,nds Of the IL YIN
Waters and the Succession of Thos. j. lick
man, below by lands of Fl. Swilly, with the
river in front and Bayou Rigolette in the rear
containing 759 acres.
TERMS or SALE Cash, subject to APP
praisement.
JOHN DELACY,
Jnne 29-6t. p Fs $50. Sheriff
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How helpless the Indian babe,
born without shelter, amidst storm
and ice; but fear nothing for him,
God has placed near him guardian
angel, that can triumph over thu
seventies of nature the sentinel Of
maternity is by his side, and SO long
as his mother breathes he is safe.
The squaw loves her child with
inssinctive.. passion, and if she does
not ,naitest it by lively caresses, her
tenderness is real, wakeful and con-
slant. No savage mother ever trust
ed her babe ~ hireling nurse, nor
ever put away lir own child To suckle
that Of another. To the cradle, con
sisting of light wood, and gaily orna.
mented with the pulls of the porch
pine, and beads, and rattles, the
nursing is firmly attached, and care.
fully wrapped Ill fiirs and the infant
thus swathed it's back to the mothers
back, is borne az the tOpmost burden,
its eye now clleerfully flashing light,
now accompanying with tears the
wailihgs which the plaintive melodies
of the carrier cannot hush. Or, while
the squaw tolls in the field, she hangs
her child, az spring does her blossoms,
OIL the bOugh o: a tree, that it may be
rocked by the breezes from the land
of souls, and sOothed to sleep by the
lullaby of the birds. Does the moth
er die, the -nursling-such is Indian
cOmDaSsiOn-SbareS her grave
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SwIPT's HUMoR.-Dean Swift was
walking in the Phoenix road, Dublin,
when thunder shower came on, and
ne took shelter under tree, where a
party was sheltering also--twO young
women and two young men. One OF
the young girls looked very sad, till.
al the rain fell her tears fell. The
dean inquired the cause, and learned
that 1t was their wedding day; they
were on their way to the church, and
now her white clothes, were wet and
she couldn't 60. +" Never mind TN
marry you,' said the dean; and he
took out his prayer book, aid there
aud then married them. their witnesses
being present; and to make the thing
complete, he tore a leaf from his
pocketbook, and with his pencil wrote
and signed a certificate, which he
handed to the bride. 1t was as fol.
lows: %i
Under tree in stormy weather.
married this man and woman together.
Let none but him who rules the thunder
Sever this man aud woman assunder.
JONATHAN SWIFT,
Dean OF ST. Patrnk's
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. s
Louis A. sautOn, Tutor, 900.
william J. Beatty. w. w.
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides-
State of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE Of and TO satisfy an alias writ
ID of gere facias, issued out Of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and mum.
bered suit and to me directed, have seized
and win offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July 1872,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and Pm, at
the Court House door, in the town of Alexan-
dria, the following described property, seized
by special order Of said writ, to-wit:
The undivided half of . certain tract or par
Gel of lans containing about 1000 acres more
or less, situated in the Parish of Rapides,
about miles from.the town Of Alexandria,
bounded above OH the Bayou Rapides by lands
Of Clark g. Boyce, below by lands ofDr. Thos.
II. Maddox, and known as the Beatty Planta-
ton, together with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon.
TERMS OF sALE:-CASH, subject to ap-
praisement.t ~
JOHN DELACY,
June /, P. Fs. $16. Sheriff.
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INCIDENT IN A RAILWAY CAR
Monster--'I'm afraid Pm sitting on
your crinoline, Ma'am."
Arabic Young lady" Never mind,
sir; you can't hurt it,
Monster" Yes; but You see the
blasted thing hurts me 70 2*.
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Notice!

A LII persons indebted to the I'M
"a. dersigned, are hereby notified
To come forward within ten days and
settle, or their accounts will be turned
over to an officer for collection.
B. WEISS, Agent.
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A man With $24,OO0 in bis pocket,
was picked up on the street in New
York dead drunk, and offered to treat
the policeman next corning to gin
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c1aIsudil ID. SIultn, ArahbIeree ana
Owner No. 1873
vs.. 70
Moses Mayer.
Ninth District Court. Parish of Rapides-Stat
of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy Q writ of fieri
ID facias issued out of the above named
Court. in the above entitled and numbered
suit, and to me directed, bavo. seized and
win offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of July, 1872,
between the hours of II A. H., and a p. NJ, at
the Court House door, in the town of Alexan-
dria, the following property, seized as the pro
perty of the defendant, to-wit:
All the right, title and interest of the defen-
dant, Moses Mayer, as heir of his deceased
Brother, Marks Mayer, of whose Succession he
is the Administrator, IA set forth in the Record
No. 157, of the Parish Court, Parish of Rapides
entitled Succession of Marks Mayer.
Terms OF SALE :--CASH, subject TO APP
praisement. -. y.
JOHN DEI.ACY,
June l5-3t p. Fs 81. Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, NINTH
DISTRICT COURT-PARISH
OF RAPIDES.
No. ls47.-May Term, 1872.
Anna G. Seip,

Henry A. Boyce, her husband.
HEREBY certify, that on the Thirteenth
l. day of May 1872, Judgment was rendered
in this Court, in the following entitled suit,
and said judgment signed May 22nd 1872, in
the words and figures following, to-wit:
Anna G. Seip va Henry A. Boyce, her hus-
band, No. 1.47.
In this cause by reason of the Law and the
Evidence being in favor Of the Plaintiff, Mrs.
Anna g. Boyce, nee Seip, il 10 ordered, adiudg-
81 and decrecd. that the community Of aequets
and gains heretofore existing between said
Plaintiff and the Defendant, Henry A. Bsyce.
her husband, Is now dissolved, and that Plain
tin shall hereafter have the separate adminis-
tratiOn Of her own Affairs and Exclusive con-
troll of her paraphernal property, and future
acquisitions, and ExcluAve enjoyment of the
same free from the control Of her said husband.
and furthe, that the recover of tho Defendant
tho cost of this suit.
Done, read and dgned in open Court, this
lind day Of May 1871.
= 81 sSN SO Distr;ct IrJ..
Filed May 22nd 1872.
CHARLES OWN, Deputy Clerk.
In tee tinOpy whereof I have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed tho Seal of said Court, ut
Alexsndris La this 23rd day of May A. d.
16y2. T CHARLES OWEN.
snre l, IT. F. rs. PA Deputy Clerk
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TIE VALUE OF NEWSPAPER
The following is the. experience of a
mechanic CONCERNING the benefits OF
a newspaper:
Ten yearsag 1 lived in town in
Indiana. On returning home one
night, for am carpenter by trade,
l saw little girl leave my door, and
| asked my wife who she was. She
said Mrs. Harris had sent her after
their newspaper, which my wife had
borrowed. AS we sat down to tea my
wife said to me, calling me by name.
II wish you would subscribe for
the newspaper; it is SO much com.
fort +, me when you are away from
home"
81 would like to do so," said 1,
"but you know owe a payment OH
the house and lot. 1t will be all can
do to meet,
She replied: "If you will take this
paper, will sew for the tailor to pay
for it.r ~ t.-
l subscribed for the paper; it came
to me in due time to the shop. While
resting one noon and looking over it,
| saw an advertisement of the County
Commissioners to let bridge that
was to be built, put in bid f0r the
bridge, and the job was awarded to
me OH which 1 cleared $30O0, which
enabled me to pay for my house and
lot easily, and for the newspaper. 1t
/ had not subscribed for the news
paper l would not have known any
thing about the contract, and could
not have met my payment on my
house and lot. A mechanic never
loses by taking a newspaper.
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80 SHERIFF,S SALE.
Heinrich Mas
Howard McKuipht.


Howard Mcknight.
District Court, for the Parish of Orleans
Parish of Grant; State of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of ieri
ID facas issued out Of the above named
Court, in Ire above entitled and numbered
suit, and to me directed, have seized, and
will offer for sale at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, on as-E
Saturday, the 9th day of July 1872,
between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ, and 4
p. ~, at the Court House door, in the town OF
Collar. the following described property
seized to satisfy said writ, tO-wit:
A Plantation situated on Big Creek, with
all the improvements thereon, which is in the
possession of the said Mcknight, as well as a
water Saw Mill and Corn Mill.
TERMS OF SALE Cash. with beue6t Of ap-
praisement. -, ,f1ggss
Colfax, Grant Parish, La, May esth 1872.
- - A. SHELBY,
june 9Th, 3t-P. F,s 80. Sheriff.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
80 RHooE. Proprietor.

|"HE undernignefl have leased the
- ICE HOUSE HOTEL and have
opened II for the reception Of guests.
The House and furniture will immedi.
ately undergo thorough renovation,
and no pains will he spared to make
the premises as comfortable and at
tractive as possible. 49,.
The table will be bountifnily sup.
piled, and Q fnll corps of servants en-
gagged to bein constant attendance on
our boarders. The doors will be open
at all hours, of both the day and night.
Both travellers and regular boarders
will find it to their interest to give rs
4 call. 49, - 49, 49, -
The subscriber has had considers.
bic experience in the business and
confidently appeal to the public to aid
him inhis efforts to maintain O frat
class Hotel in this community
J. g. r. HOOE.
January 18th, 1872.
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THE CURIOUS MANNER IN WHICH A
YOUNG IRISH WOMAN OBTAINED A
HUSBAND. $3.50.


Iron the Portland (Oregon) Bulletin.l
There were married i'm this city last
evening, q couple whose love-makinc
and marriage furnish US theme.
During the spring of last year there
appeared upon the railroad a fair
haired, smooth faced, muscular fellow,
with a rich Irish brogue, who applied
for work, expressing himself as willing
TO do anything He had I" an Guild
father and mother in the Ould coun
thry that he wanted To help to Amer,
ca, and was willing Ia work hard fDI
good wages" He was given pick
and shovel and told to pitch in, which
he did with win. Although he was
little awkward at first, he soon mas
tered the science of handling the
shovel, and came to be regarded as
one Of the best men on the work. He
had a pleasant voice, told "a good story,
and made many friends among work
men, who regarded him with especial
favor. After while Mr.. Aallet, the
contractor, had his attention called to
the new hand, and finding him to
be quick at learning, gave him com
mand of a gang of men, and soon
found that his confidence was not mis-
placed. In the. same camp was an
other foreman, who was as 1.-THE and
active young fellow as can be found
in any part of the country. Between
the two a warm friendship spraDg up,
and when not at work they were al
ways together. q. .-FTTr
The summer passed away, and the
winter months, with their rain, came,
and when work got slack and men be.
gan to drop off and come into the city,
Mike proposed to Jimmy to go to
Portland. take a room and live until
spring. The proposition, however,
was rejected byrJimmy, who declared
that he did not want to come to the
city. So the two remained at Eugene
for several weeks, awaiting for the re-
commencement of the work.
Somehow or other during the win
ter, Mike made a discOvery-and that
was that Jimmy, instead OF being $,
man, was woman. An explanation
was made, and Mikes feelings soon
underwent change, aud he found
that Cupid had pierced his heart. He
proposed to Jimmy to come to this
city, where she would receive her pro-
per habiliments, and then they would
form a copartnership for life, aud in
proper time return to work on the
road as sub-cOntractors. The PROPOSE
ton was agreed to, and last night sa W
Mike aud jimmy made man and wife.
They have purchased tent down to
Cowitz River for the purpose OF assist
ing in the building Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad from Humphreys to
Olympia. During the coming sum-
mer Jimmy will preside over the culi,
nary department unless Nike should
get sick, when she declares she will go
out and boss the men.
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A WEIGHTY REBUKE.-A clergy
man once preached very long ser
mon from the text
" Thou art weighed in the balance,
and found wanting"
After the congregation had listened
about an hour. some began to grow
weary and went out, others soon fol-
lowed, greatly to the annoyance of the
minister. WhereupOn he stopped in
his sermon and said = $780,.
"That is right, gentlemen, as fast,
as You are weighed pass out"
No one else passed out.
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Why, Bill, what's the matter with
you You look down in the MOUTH
Well, Peter, / dare say if you'd
gone through what have, you'd look
bed too" r--'-e @' t
What's the matters"
/" Well, you know Sarah, Snivels,
don't you, Peter' L discarded her
last night" e.
:. You did I! What for 7"
+" Well, III tell you. She said she
wouldn't marry me, and Id discard
any girl that would treat me in that
way.' ~.. -
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Notice % Contractors.
CEAEEp PROPOSALS will be recpfye1ut
~ the SHERIFF. Ollcs up to Monday the fst
OF July 1872, for the rebuilding Of the Jail
John CLEMENTS,
June f5-3s President PSsice jury.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Scott & Jackson, Liqr. 4
Marshall B. Smith, Transferee and -
Owner No. i6.
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IysTRUCTIOy,

At rHONPs0S's COLLEGE, 70 FOURTH AVENUE,
n opposite Cooper Instiiute.-Book keenins. Writing.
Arithmetic shorthand, French and Spanish; soParakp
ladies' deparncnt dug AMI evening teegrrphy taught
practically; demand TOR operators
1T rArNE's BUSINESS CoLLEGB, e. BOwERY-
n Double Entry BOokkcs ping, Arithmetic, Penman,aip
combined SiS; two nches sio per quarter IS weeks
Writing Lessons " % Ladies' department day and even
ing.
A GERMAN LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS IN CIR.
N man, grammatically or SOnversatonaiy, for thirty
cents per hour Address 30 West Twenty third street.
GPANIsH LESSONS AND TRASSLArIONs ny A
> lady Terms redutsl ts wax mice cru I'd.
dress 10 sixth ayenu
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ITO CONTRACTORS r.v.
Proposals tor Quarantine Structures on West Daha
OFricg rag COMMISSIONERS 0g y.shA -. \
No = ExcHAscE CouHr Nfw foHs NAY s ~ 'ssa -
Proposals sealed and endorsed as above VIII 20 ".
cevcd by the undersigned Ut the once pi 's ,0inn ~
stoncrs OF Quarantine, nntil ~ ~ ~ -" ~
of uuc nj whi.h time they viii b~ publcy opened Ino
Roo ri reserves 70 sc the law, tho discretion y
reject bid which IL may not usehi or s''e ''iVse "
State 10 accept -. a. .... - toc.~n.a~.
oh,ame 81, The Office tho Commissioners of ouarnntines
No kkiiccmxRD soHELL, President Con, missioners
A. ~ BELL, OF
ssA0tKEY HALL Mayor of New York.
4 4 POWELL, Mayor OF Brooklyn.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &C.

TOR sALE-A BAY HORSE. ID HANDS HIGH. CALI.
in the rear Of 500 Fifth avenue lleyway), before O
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DROsPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SPRING MEETING. 1872
COMMENCING TUESDAY. MAY ~

ooxlHsdisa sEs5HS nHH1sSs 4HfsSss. .fsf aAv~
THIRD pAy-rHURspAy. MAY 50
SS yss ls .ss saTs ard a
SspTrs w;.u E enter. sk wnnS hi as Pate cry Lady
ls% & Fs,,.4:s. S.: s"sss sn,..: S. El aHs, n,oru
L Il pSy SGys;s sn,s,s .e,s, sr y Edwia FcssIns sSGh
/ Pawins enters ;. 9 George.
". McMshon enters b. g. Coroner K. formerly Black
Lew Morris entcr.b IN, Esttle Morris.
rse sTS5 to ss nsvs and to %
70 John n Murphy enters B. e q Charley Green Green
D5ss asrs formerly Uncle
R.,;s,.sn %s.as sn;s:, ss,s ss
b FAsT SSSsTT sSsEs + SSaToaEEipAr 5 Toi's!yi NAY 81
s. o. sses oS %s niss Ss''
sS asn Esrsa.oa sa'e" sS'ss. s1s' :, n swss%sss
!. 7 HGyt cn.erssg g. wa'lsss lace.
u SHwsn &isseT s"asSs snsrs ? tit Il oS%ss ssene
.ssS%S s.a s a.ss ,ss 'sas"
s%ss Ssn IS: sa;Ss' Fa',s'sSn
The above races to be mile heats best three in
Asosisiion No % horse @ ssa Sc drawn execps sy rer.
sapsd Of e OF q pfn
nss sh @ have ers With Inc Of ro
pricfor the written notice Of his inten,o
To start, aer which notice the horse drawn shall be
sea win receive the entire purse TrotirE 10 eommence
sion 10 field, grand stand and quarter stretch, 81
Two sections OF seats in the grand stand, nearest TO
club house. will be reserved for ladies' and nemen
comranying them Coney Island leave Fulton ferry
every Ave minutes for the grounds.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, President.
G. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
TO THE, RACES AT PROSPECT PARK AR FAIR
Grounds L. T., Of May D. % 30 and 81 1872 take the
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad cars IIom Fulton
north sdel via jay and Smith stroets Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL THE MEN THAT LEFT MY PIANOfORTE FAC
n tury Monday last strike with work untins she'd
requested 10 return and finish the lay
j. p. HALE.
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LNOR SALE CHEAP--A COUPE, HORSE AND HAR-
II ness, together or separately. Apply at tho livery
stable, IS 81 Jane street
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ENoR sALE-A FRESH cow FOUR YEARS OLD; A
,od mixer Call Tor three days at 30 East Twenty
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT WALDRON & COOKIES
n Horse Mart and Auction Rooms,
New Church. corner Cedar and Liberty streets
THIS DAY, at Y O'Clock,
Horses, Wagons and Harness
WALDKON COOKE scH to-day, as above,
Ten head t0rses.
One sorrel Iorsa l5 hands solid built good worker
One hay Horse si hands, very stylish and free kind
for ladies' driving OF riding sound. kind aud gentle
Ono bay Coupe Horse, l6 bands, years old; snowy
stylish driver: gentle and kim
tine gray Mare, l5h han I 7 Yeas: good worker
Ono bay Mare. Is hands, elegant Plhseton Tony GENTLE
kind and true in all harness and saddle,
One Park Plaeton built to order and nearly new.
Onc Express Wagon, iIorse and Harness.
One top BUGGY and Harness.
One Rock lway and Harness. ...
One bay Hambletonan Horse, years l5'i hands; ine
stopper and driver proiniacs speed; kind nd gentle.
One brown Horse, l6 hands; good worker and puller
One Cart Hnrnes and Horse.
Other Horses and Wagons
Five sets hand made Harness
Fnll descrintion at sale
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
A MERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
IN Spring Races, 1872.
The Spring Meeting viii be held Jerome Park on the
following days Ia June;-
Saturday, lat;
Wednesday, 9Th;
Saturday, Sth;
Tuesday, llth;
Thursday. 18th;
U rr9 Saturday, 18th.
First Racc each day) promptly at O'Clock
c. WuEATLr, Secretary. A. BELMONT, President
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ksTnoh@ooY,Sl @ PAor.rirst column.
BoARDERs wANrED-sxooSD PAox-first ann second
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-sncosD rAcs-ssc-
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ann third
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and
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TO LET
sGs%a
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HELF pAcr-rirs. and SEQ.
HORSES SxasiAaKs. Ac-ru#.r PAor-rhird. fourth
and nth columns
Co. ifH"H
HSskY FS RsGi nsSS s"S SY AND BER
GEN RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwElrra fAoE-
LKcrURE sExsOS-NIxru PAcE-riNh column
LOAN orEIcES~FIRsI M ,,. rAcE-siSih c column I..!
LOST AND FOUND-FIpsr PA0E--Flrst column
.AH1ssHsxn.s .A1HS Fsa.SS Column
eAATRIMoNiAL.NIxIn A.R PA0s-rtrst column.
sisTs
.!scsIeASso5s- .!scssI1e!nA sy's9es sAe.,r,ah column.
FKRyONAI.-TInsr PAcx-Einst colrnn. % 0t'
foiTIGniMNs,Sn PAosMTirst Column. ,'n
POST OFFICis NOrIOE-Flasr PAGr-Sccond column.
EIEyExzn h rAon.FMiMh M column - ~ uo
S"a or Sa res A sad aS
REAL cIsS ssTArK TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAar-slxth
REAL EsTArE wANTED-TwxIr1H Paax-sixth column
RENOvAI.s-TwxLyru PAcr-sixth column
SALES AT AUUrIoN-NYTa PAos-secOnd and third
srTUxSTioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoD-
First sccond. third and fourth columns c,...,
SITUATIONS Neutrality-suspicious. PAcH-slxth
sPECiXL HoTIoEs-F.Rsr fAeE-rirss and second col,
srok4l aMss las-Doos. BIRDS Ao-rras. rAas-second
sToRxHE.sS Ssx,n PAo.-rirs, column; :, ..,..
SUHMER RE- REsoETs-s.ce.p PsssmThird n1 dn1omn Column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-sxcosD PAGE
XFb fo %
vp sEsesP 30 rtGEnEts tfscn and rx.h cS!u%ns ,
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.-NINrn rAoG-Third col.
wEsTSiihsTERR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.-Finsr PAcE-Fifth col
umn. et--t te@e, t-staaea.3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-30

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previous races, commencing (friday)
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