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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

hEfOhTED BY The HERALD STEAM Vaults.
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Burn: Crosby, Galveston % days with hides. A.,
as s. sssn .eots a sp ssU S
The ship Lord strahnairn tBrl Sinclair from Cslcntta
he sS e. GoC cp q
Helena Dec III oros:d the equator Dec % In Ion 3d. had
s: 81: s' 's:nss y s:sSy
Sarda tor Alden Jan ~ g n lon w ssnssed .chr
showing Q flag with Spencer In 1t, steering SW.
Passed Through He'll Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Ella Peune, MITCHELL 81 Mary's Ga via New Lon
don days for New York, with lumber Snow Richard
Had heavy weather all the passage. Jan H. OF Cape
oS o as %S
the rigging attached 10 the jbboom l6th on Hateras
ned away mslnboom and boom TO b; been days north
In conseqIencc Of being unable to fetch Sandy Hook
scr Rob; Myhan Doane Gloucester for New York, with
sa aaS; Ne" Haven for New York.
schr Belle, Howe, Provncetown for New York.
Sohr Freddie Porter Smith, New London for New York.
schr Weaver, Weaver, New Haven for New York.
schr Carrie Davis Davis Fortune Bay NF for New York,
sohr mary J, Rockhll, New Haven for Now York.
Schr Hero, Kelly, Gloucester for New York.
s scsr Mary WINS Bodine FAN River for New York
schr Sandy Point Grant, Milestone Point for New York,
schr Edwin Reed, Kent, Boston for Amboy.
Schr X Carlisle, Potter, Providence for New York.
schr Mercer WATSON, Bridgeport for New York, with build
schr Mary Brewer Saunders, Rookland for New York,
schr Lizzie cana boat boyle, Bridgeport for New York.
Sohr Francis Smith, Jones' Providence for New York.
sSr ;Ia s 5 wse.' Bristol for New York
Steamer Electra Mott, Providence for New York, with
stsamship Alliance shute Ney YORK for Salem.
schr John Manson. Manson Baltimore for New Haven
eohr Mary RUSSELL smith, Baltimore for Bridgeport
schr Lookout, Smith, New York for Boston.
schr Nellie Benedict Bills for Providence.
schr Maria hearn, Morrel Elzabethport for Stamford
schr Connecticut Simmons Eiz abethpo for Providence
Steamer Doris, Dung, New York for Providence
Steamer United States, Davis. New YORK tor Fab River.
Steamer Electra. Mott. New YORK for Providence.
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the obligations imposed upon said company by this
be subject TO penalty Of for each day such de-
fault shall continue TO be sued for and recovered by
the Attorney General In the name OF tne peop.e and
paid into tue Treasury OF this State and moreover,
The performance by said company OF the duty en-.
joined upon it by this section may De enforced by
General or of any shareholder Of SAID company.
me company are prohibited from making any
Lawful trust. No person can vote in person or by
proxy any OF the stock he or she may have given
up all Interest IN NO sn 20 e yn1e 70
any stock In respect to the existence within his
knowledge Of any circumstances
DIsQUALIFYING THE STOCK
from being voted ON BY him. ANY person who shall
wilfuly swear falsely shah be deemed guilty OF per-
| Jury. In case 1t should ne discovered after the
election that a FRAUDULENT vote or fraudulent votes
was or were cast the result or the election shall be
declared and established BY the Court in proceed
DC the true result upon the exclusion OF
Al, sue nra votes cast in violation OF the law.
York and the Court OF Common peas for the city
and county OF New YORK have the same jurisdiction
viewing setting aside, &c, any eieciion Anybody
voting on proxy or who gives another power to
fully shall be nned s. for every snare so voted UPON
AN AWKWARD MISTAKE.
The seat OF the Boss Is stu vacant. While the
Senate was In Committee OF the Whole, senator
| Murphy, who had unconsciously dropped into
address the anS S Sas sS
by the Chairman. "Tne Senator from the Fourth -
| e4caimeu tue courteous presiding Oiicer, ganciDO
| at the number on the desk, and rappng with the
gavel. A thrill ran through the Senate all heads
turned towards the front OF Senatorial benches:
all eyes opened wide in expectancy but instead OF
the r0tund form Of Boss Tweed the slim figure OF
the Brooklyn senator met their gaze
mo, no, not the Fourth" protested the blushing
] Murphy. Excuse me; am In the wrong place y
and he hastily shifted his quarters TO the adjoining
| chair.
1 Discussions in the shadow Of the Legisln.
ture-The Workinsmen's state Assembly,
The Metropolitan Transit COmpany-Notcs
| and NOtaries-Canal Board Appoint m ents--
| The Board Of Trnde-Albnny Wants To BE
| Port Of Entry-The state Eclectic Medi-
| cal society.
ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1872
| At the workinRmen's state Assembly to-day Mr.
| N. W. Young presented credentials from the Co
| operative Printers Association OF New York, but
they were rejected on the ground shat the associa
| ton was not strictly cooperative In its workings
Mr. Connolly OF New York, presented the draf,
of Dill TO be introduced In the legislature which
nrpyides mat IN order " secure the prompt pay'
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BELOW.
Bark Forenngen swel Petersen, from Tarragona Nov 10
(by pilot boat Charlotte Webb, No 81.
BELOW
SAILED.

Steamships Wisconsin, and Java, for Liverpool Victor
Now Orleans; Regulator, Wilmington NC; Zodiac, New.
bern, NC; Albemarle Richmond.
Wind at sunset W, fresh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
~ the courts different Stsos. No publicity Advice
free Notary Public aud Commissoner for every State
FL KING Oounsollor-atLaw. 1853 Broa1wav.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
different States; descrtion &C. sHhcient pub
cty no charge until divorce granted. Advice free.
M. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
DAR0AINs IN TKAS, COFFRRS GROCERIES AND
Is Provisions warranted 70 suit the palate and the pockets
OF the million. ... ThOM As n AuNEW,
$50 Greenwich street, New York.
<,ORNs, BUNIONS. NAILS, ENLARGED JOINTS
" WARTS &c, cured without pain By Dr. RICE 80 Broad
way, corner Fulton street. R1CES ANNIHlLATOR cures
Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, &c. BY mai, &C.,
w. vANDEwATER,
d. OFFioE, OABINEf AND MERCANTILE FURNI.
TURE MANUFACTURED
68 Ann anu 1853 William streets. New York
THE OWNER OF A THOROUGHBRED SMALL FE-
male Skye Terrier fawn coiored, would Ike commu
ncas with any gentleman having corresponding Of
the same variety. Address F0LkTTE boz ALA oa oGao
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A UCTIoN-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
N Handsome and gcntccl Household Furniture,
at the private residence 252 est Forty street.

near seventh avenue,
property Of Albert A. vandero ESD, leaving for ElI-
rfS "wednesday MORNfN y, July TO- at iUs O'clock
4. NICHOLS 60, Anctioneers o,fce 400 Broadway;
with the richest description Of sain brocatel and reps;
French glass Pier and Oval Mirrors brocatci and lace
Curtains rich Chandeliers French imported Ornaments,
Bronze. Vase. ssaiuary hne Oh PAINTINGS Clocks rose
gdcd aud lnaid Tables Bookcase, rosewood aud walnut
Bodseads Bureaus, Washstands, spring aud hair Mat
sses, Sofas, Chairs Lounges Fxtcrion Table, Buffet
Glass. China, Silver Ware; servants Furniture. Goods
hacked and delivered for purchaEerA
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

DROPERTY FOR SALE-WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
J. Two remain unsod OF the six beautiful Swiss
Cottages new, Just completed containing about nine
rooms, at 'I.arclmont Manor.n u beautiful private
park OF 800 acres Gorineriy the estate of II. X.
Collins ESQ.,, situate midway between New Rochelle
and Mamaroneck. The property has and onehnlf
mile frontage upon the sound; Is laid ont in drives
and walks. with SIX OF wooded land private
park and decided to each purchaser; distant and
one-quarter mile from New Haven Railroad depot with
which il Is connected by private horse railway. The pro-
perry is the finest without exception, accessible 20 New
YORK The Cottages TOR sale are located with front;
splendid fishing boating and bathing For particulars in
quire of H. PHALON 5l7 broadway, or Mr.. w. L.
BARKER, "Larchmont Manor Mamaroneck
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"A WEST TwENTYTHIRD STREET BETWEEN
Ot Fifth and sixth avenues, near Fifth Avenue
Hotel-Handsomely furnished Rooms, with without
Board terms moderate Transient boarders ac-
commodaied.
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E7 WEST TWENTY.FIFTH STREEr.--A FINE SUITE
I'll OF Rooms to let with without Board; also single
Rooms for gentlemen; terms moderate house first class
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A CONSIDERATIONS FOR SIX OR EIGHT MORE
"a nrsi class boarders, in cool, pleasant heallhnl
place shaded grounds fine walks and drives in all d
feeuons with home comforts, Address box ~ Post
sc'ce, Terrytown,
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uDUNTRY B@DARD.


At ORANGE, N J.-PLEAsANT ROOMS DELIGHT
"A ful location, excellent table, moderate terms, at
Mans on House, now open as first class boarding
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOL,
SALE OR TO RENT.

LII WANTING FARMs-GOOD SOIf. MILD Gil
"A mate-for papers address G. X. Lands, vneiand,
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INoR sALE--oNE LOT, CONTAINING 1s9 SUPER
L hcal feet, IN Greenwood Cemetery; best location.
Apply ut Novelty Hall, GlG Broadway. +. BURNS
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CTAPLETON STATEN IsLAND.-PRIvATE FAMILY
- Two large Rooms TO let In house Beach street
five minutes from landing. For partic ulars address d.
~ Cedar street, New York.
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yXrANTEp-To PURCHASE OR ON LONG LEASE, A
w three story House, about 20 feet front modern I'M
provcmcnts, Sixth, Seventh Eighth avenue, not
above Forty-second street Address D. Is. RICHARDS,
22S Varick street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CAsH-ONE OR
w two Lots Second avenue between Thirty sixth
and Forty second streets. Address, with particulars
TRUSTEE, box l,tO4 Post Office.
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GREAT ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE IN PARTITION,
~ by order of the Lafayette Land Association OF $50
on Thursday, July II, ls72 at II oclock r ", on the
ram OF t s,nv " - Az NJ Nv ~ III i, ms
mile Jersey ferries minutes from OF Liberty
York niinue's walk from three stations
New Jersey Central and Newark and New York Rail
roads; fare including icrriage only 10 cents 70 trains
daily also only block from horse to all the ter
ries Free excursion train on Newark and New York
Railroad trom foot OF LIoCry street. New York, at
O'Clock I. N. on day OF safe. GraGd celebration; ma
tona salute viii be fired Oration by Hon. g. II. Winfield
Original ode by A. Higgins, ESQ Free banquet under
spac tent Terms very easy Everybody can buy ot
only ~ per OF purchase money and auction
81 on day Of SALE 10 per cent IN odoys 2oper cent
May 1873 balance mortgage for years Best chance
offered TO bargains in Jersey City real estate
Get your maps aud excursion tickets from W. T. By YRNE
l69 Broadway, New York nt the depot day sale,
from j. W. GIBSON Auconecr, q MONTGOMERY street
Jersey City, second block from ferry landings.
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yYTANTED-AN ELEGANT, ELIGIBfY LOCATED
w house west OF Fourth avenue; all the modern inn
provomens Address stating location, terms and par
tculars, WOODHULI, CLAFLIN Il co. ,4S Broad street
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TIC WEST FOURTEENTH STREET-A SPLENDID.
llO ly furnished Parlor and En- o first floor
and other nicely furnished Rooms, with first class Board
Elin rat
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GUNNER BOARD, WITH LARGE, COOL ROOMS,
- shady grounds and fresh fruits and vegetables at
residence OF Mrs HAVEN, Maurice avenue Sing Sing
-udsOu,
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A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
n THIS DAY "wednesday morning,
commencing at IOa O'Clock.
LUXE FITZGERAI4D, tuctioncer, VIII dispose Of nll
the elegant and costly Furniture contained private
residence 100 West 25d street comprising ~ octave rose
brary and Drawing Room Suits, bookcase, 800 volumes
Books, Bronzes, Oil Paintings, Carpets, Mirrors, Cur
tans &C, Chamber Suits Dressing Bureaus, Bedstcads
conpiete bedding, &c. Dining roomBuifct Extension
Table, Chairs, solid silver Cutlery &C. Sale positive.
over 800 lots by catalogue
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DLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD PLENTY
OF shade together with chickens fruit milk and fresh
vege a6les &c. can be obtained at private residence
nine miles north OF Poughkeepsie city hair mile from
the landing OF daily line OF first class from the
foot of Harrison street Terms moderate Address w.
w. WISE, Esopus n. Y.
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A VERY CHOICE. AND BEAUTIFUL FARM oF IS
~ acres tor sale cheap--OnIy ten minutes walk from
depot and large town; 81 miles from Philadelphia u
passenger trains daily country unsurpassed for beauty
ard hcalth richest soil i'll Tie state rst class
buildings; handsome y story frame house; elegant
piazza splendid barn. cost S3u0. carrage house, pig
gerry hennery nc large garen ali kinds of vegetables
ready for great abundance OF rut splendid crops,
worth s2G0 price. including crops only $500; terms
s3n cash balance very easy: this farm Is worth looking
att exaggeratons Address box u Richland Centre,
Qnnke rtOWn stniiOn, BuCks county Pa.
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90 SEVENTH AVENUE. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH
CO and Sixteenth streets-A whole Third Story 10 LET
furnished, with without Board
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yIrANTED-BOARD on SHREWSBURY RIVER, Al
w or Seabright or highlands; IN private house
for six adults and three chiliren terms must be modcr
ate. Address j. l.. r., 81 White street, New York.
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A CONVENIENT RESIDENCE IN BROOKLYN, FUR
"A nished uniurnshed, also Cottages near city, to
exchange for uumproyed Property Farm. Hours "
l. No letters. Owner, W. $ fiERsoN, Builder, 80 and
81 Pine street
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ITO LET-COUNyRY HOUSE IN VERNON. ONEIDA
L county, n y, four months or more at $il0 per
month mont ten Rooms hy i4Tmlshed rgarIen pnit ee
Atlantic National Bank, u Nassau street. New York.
VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE-gr Low PRICE;
about l25 acres, mostly under cultiyaopi new. con-
Yenient Dwelling barn. &C. one mile from Two railroad
dtpots and naygable rivers one hour ly railroad TO
large seapprt liberal terms Apply 70 H. DARNsTAEDT,
Orange, N. j.
610 0O0 CASH WILL BUY ONE OF THE
spIO.UOO finest residences in Elizabeth, N j.,
tanning all the improvements; beautiful surroundings;
THOMPSON, 2Os Broadway.
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TJAsTINGs.-PARTIEs WISHING SUMNER BOARD
III will 1nd this delightful place. 40 Minutes from
city by boat. Apply 10 Il. 5. MOORE, Hastings
on Hudson.
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1G7 WEST FoRTY-NINTH sTREET-HANDSOMELY
lO furnished Rooms % let with first class Board, I'm
brown house; also Table Board without roon 10
two gentlemen private family
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NEWPORT BOARD.-A FAMILY CAN OBTAIN
~ Board with private table first class location and
fare cottage Kay street: shaded fashionable and
surpassed. Terms $3.50 per week. Apply TO ALFRED
SMITH, Newport r. l.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--FOR TEN, MAINLY
~ adults good Rooms and plain substantial reuui-
site at place easy Of access and near Hudson RIVER
preferred Address COMFORT, Herald Office stating
Dri 6c
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private residence 50 West Fineenih street,
near Filth avenue, commencing at lOia o'clock,
Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour, Marie Antohiette
styles Eageres, Carpets, Cabinets, Mirrors, Curtains
celebrated maker rosewood walnut Chambsr Furniiare
Basement Kitchen Furniture Furniture servants apart
mcnts. AUGUST MARfINEs, Auctioneer. sale per-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TENEMENT PROPERTY WANrED-PARTIES WISH
i ing 10 sell nj reasonable price can hear of pur-
chaser by placing the same i'll my hands.
GEORGE b. WALTON, Agent, 81 Park row.
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ON THE soUND.-sUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS;
" six of shaded lawn boating, fishing and bath
ing; stabng Inquire az Premium Point Homestead,
New Rochelle.
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JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale

nOCK PROPERTY AT NEWARK, n. j., PAssAIC
~ River, for dschargng carpoes, storage Of brick,
stone, lumber and factory sites Tor sale TO let in plots
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DARTIES DESIRING BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE
i Mountain air. beautiful scenery; chills mos
9uitoes;. plenty fresh milk and vegetables apply al
Everett Library 55s sixth avenue.
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SUMMER REsonrs.

MONTEAGLE HOUSE, NIAGARA N. Y. OPENED
lM June ]. lS2-This hvorite resort is five minutes
ride from the Falls each 'front.' window commands
full view OF the Fails and the river below sulphur
baths connected with the house $40 TO SIS pei
week. ID. n. TOMLINS0N, Proprietor.
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79H EAST sEyENTy-FIRsT sTREET.-FAMILIEs OR
lCO gentlemen desiring comfortable home
can find handsomely Furnished Rooms with Board at
reasonable prices; convenient the Park,
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COUNTRY BOARD, HIGH AND COOL, AMONG THE
~ Katonah Hills spacious house; fine drives and
walks; charming views; moderate prices IL hour Via
Harlem road. Refer to HALL j. HOW, Il Pine street
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aALrs A. AUCTION

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B. osaooD, AUOTIONEBR.
"A WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OSGOOD A co.
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40 WEST TWENTY-sIXTH sTREET.--LARGE AIRY
TO Rooms well furnished 10 let. summer priecA 20
gentlemen, an or ransient guests with OF without
Board. Near Broadway
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-TO
IL gentleman and wife Board for lady; location very
resirable: superior accommodations Address " X. box
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MO INVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.-STRANGERS
lN can procure extra fine Rooms good table aud attend
pnce, for gentleman and wife, $25 10 SlO per week
transient, 81 per day; lodging, ST. SHERMAN HOUSE.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-souND VIEW HOUSE, MANA
- Ioneck N Y--New house; finely Furnished; all mod,
hunting Table dhote on European plan For ull par
ticulars apply premises 10 s. DINGEE CO., 341
Fourth avenue, New York.
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A FEW LARGE, AIIY AND PLEASANT ROOMS
n with Board for the summer, be secured IL ap
piled for Immediately of the delightful pls
river high ground; plenty shade beaunl river and
good boating ihing &c saDng desired adults pre-
ferred For terms &c address W S. box 237 Post Office
Peek SKILL y Particulars be obtained by applying
TO EDWARD F. BYRNE metal broker, 65 Fulton Street
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80 = : - 2 - =
Tax Gale,

U. 8. Internal R~-ennr-l!niteil States "a.
Estate IF p. +. keary.
VIRTUE af the authority vested IN
,. me l,y &cfi.ms - and 30, Act IF Con-.
gn.ss dated Marrl, 81, i-t5, az ame'u.e'
hv Act ct July 18th. 1865, ! have .eized
and will s..ll tD' the last and highest bid
der. the following described property,
t.Awit: ~
a certain tract or parcel 1t land known
y the North Bend pl:.ntati"n. AID con.
taining twelve iiundrai (i2G0) acres. more
or ltss, s.atl bounded ,as f'il,ws: North l.,
la..,s If the Estate Of Peter Tanner anil
swamp hands. s,ntl, by Lands III Mrs. Mary
iSnrg sss. ast ty syxMl, lands aud west u,
Bayou d emf, r,getlI.r with all ti,e build
i,,gs and improvements thereon or there to
b-l,nging, consisting Of
T Dwelling House.
I.ala.rrr~' q ,arscrs,
Stable. etc.
Ais" the live stock. Consisting Of @T.a,
worth, VI korA',s AMI mules. ~ head Ut heat
cattle, miich cOws, "ns line bntl, one ear.
rsa2r, csc.-
viii h. s,l1 SATURDAY. the 2ath day
If FEBRUARY, nt IL O'clock NJ, ou the
vlantn:irn.
The al~tr M.iznrc and sale is for iai:nr.
TO pav the i.,c0 re tax fer 1885, AMI ieh7-
~ .,nnut. with ris, 1891. Ii M n,,e "fers
FIR the ab.'ve property the m,,,inmin price.
the same will bs purehas. Il for the United
States.
TLRMs-Cash in l'mitel s'atcs 1r.assry
Note. A. J. WHITTIER,
Ian. H-4:. D,p Collector.
prin,,,'. Fees s2'.
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MI ~ N III GOD
How Lost, How Restored.

El-ST PUB' ISHED. ~ new e.!;ti"n %!
- i'R. CrLv.RwF!Ls CELEHKtr.D rs
SAY ID the radiant csrs Uf certain weak.
,ess..s. the effects "f ErrnS and Abt,sss in
.,...iy lif..
Thc celebrated ant ',Or. IL this asl Mirable
,.Ss.y, rlra.iy ssc'nOn-trat.,. f.U,n u thirty
wears sncces>fn: Practice, that tue alarm
ing r,.i,s,l rnr..s III sicl, eryr,rs and ai,.st>
,nay H.. r:s.lir.Iii.; r,i,ei wit',"u. the dam
g.r.'.,s 'ss.. II 'feraal ,,,.r.ini ar TIE u,-
.;rntio;. ..f sl.r ;.nir.: y i iia.",; "a ~ .i..
ii rn- 1T Once simple. certain. and III. G..
tnai. by means Of wh;c., every sufferer, u"
.tat,~r wli.ss his Condition, may ;s.. fsay
cure hiu.ssl: eheap;y. privately and rad.
ically.
- This lecture sh'n'd bs in the hands
vt every y.'i'th nni every main in he land
Seat ...,.i.. .a,.l- il, a.'i., ,,v.i.,s,. ts
any a.l'l,,ss. postpaid. Oh receipt uf six
.:e,.t~. Ur tw" lws-t STAMPS.
Ai*,. FIR. Cmivtrw ellis 9. Marriage Guide, %
uric IS ce,,fs.
Address the Publishers.
CIAS j. G. KLINE s. co.
III broadway, New York
jan. Billy. 20. BoA, 4iS6
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RADICAL TESTIMONY General
Ru,us Saytm,, tOrAieriy Of the
i,ee.iMau's Bureau. writes as ft.l-
lows FROM Washington. Respecting
the dangers IT, th- freedmen. He
say:
''lr ship OF Stat" of -ont!' Car.
nii:tH l.; :'oW III 81. r!ny VII -s$; ,n.i
rights arr III danger i'i,e forks
aud shoals, turpt..i.rs a.l.l hostile
guns, are ignorance, lnteni;,arintp,
immortality, dishonesty "ni scnr-
rnp,ion il. high places. III. la';,-
run.lia hts ahead are honesty, i,nii
~, v;rine intelligence, the school
house and the church. Krcl; her
heinz st,n,!y towards these, and
so.,n ilr ship shall glide gently by
he tl,akers info the icacr!ul VII.
,-rs Ut freedom, thu. STORMY, threat.
,nlng sky shall clear ans! melt into
the gold mellow light OF daw"ing
':ay. Ti,rn, vixen the snip Of State
Is safely anchored in tive honest
hearts vt intelligent iir.'.ln,cn, the
ear at freed ms jubilee s',a!i have
come iu.ie.si."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-14
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-14

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authority, gives the following res
cip,. ;ur Inc eurr of bow. frin,': As
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r,ctiy over the spot a ny blister
a,.out the size ct Year thumb nal',
and let It remain iul six hours, at
the tx,,irati0n of w;irh lime. 'ii-
rrc.t!y under the surface ut the h'iS'
ter may he seen the feiOn, which
can b taken uut with the point oi
Il needle u q lancet,