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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
ERIE RAILWAY.-summer Arrangement of

ERlE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
~ Trains taxing effect May 2 G'a From Chamber' Depot uor
sCinci1n and Chicago Day Express Drawing Room Coaches
10 Bua,lo Sleeping Coach " destination.
m-E1press Mail Buffalo and Niagara Pals Sleeping Coach
ID iDalyl-Cncunau and Chicago Night EImess Sleeping
Coaches through TO Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jerys g. IL and sl1:l5 4:3O 6 20 and II
Cos en- ana IidletoNn 1880 IL and 'n;lS a 3i5
4:3O. ib;gOand = p. m. for Mhl!rO"I only
Newbureh. i8: % and 1t a. m. and $40 IN.
Sudein 1890 and 'll;l5 3:I5' s. 8, 1880 = and lliO
Rijrewood Hobokus Alens Ramseys &C. $780, H. ';l5
a m 3:fa, s. g. 1880 and 'll:3J p.
Paterson 6 CAS- g. f93) no. IL, f1:l5 II sl45
als 4 s. Sis g. 800 a. 1881 and .ll:JO y. 80.
75 .8i5 aud llS' a. 5i'5 5l1 'e'p ana ll'SV
Rabe1rl ParE ami Passaic Gas g. 1885, TO- II H. u SOon
sl:f5 A. al5 G. s6:3D, 8, 1O3l and 'li:3O ?.
H Hackeusack and Way, eil5, and t55 m J. T. and
m, md ~ Saturtay nights only.
Spring Ysley and Way. S. and 93JO q. ard 4'i5 p. m
EDglesoo g. g. 10 aad 80 lO, 3:l3 4l5 ES, 3:e GU
and s7:45 D. IN, and u saturday nights onlt . -. 49,. a.
Cresskn ~ and $3.50 l: BID 4lo, o;O b;5 and TED
sparsi is ard $40 a m I:9o 9s 415 41S $50 69o
and t7:45 D. m and II Saturday nights ONLY - - - -
Pitmont Nysok q. 70 and $3.50 l;D, 39 Eio, 5Jo
$50 and az As D. m. snd Satudly rights only.
E.B-TrAns leaving Chambersst half bour leave
TVenyns. earlier than above tine The ~ and
1890 D. m u MID Trains start from Chamber8st only
st. quarter hours Twenttbrs 30 minutes earlier than
t m massage and for apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches obtained Orlers the checking and transfer
BSggsge NAV he len Al the Companvs oce2 SO g5 Broad
wAyi cor tWenyi and Thrave Coust
BROOKLYN; Compauys Dcpo, and OF Agents at the principal
hotels. ,e.s.--.t-
'.Dhiy ,ro - ,5,orr o., y bM Meunlsls vnD. my,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
PENNSsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

n rains kaVe AeSfo from loot OF Debrosses and Corandst
asfolOWs;
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh and South with Pull
Palace Cars attached 800 m and 8J sunday
$50
Pof baltimore Washington and tie At H. sun.
Express Phia g. $3.50 m, il:N 1880 $3.50 D. H. and
For Phis. yis KensiAgton. ~ T. m aud D M
Emigant and second clsss 7il5 m.
For Newark at g. G:3o 7tO $40, TO- H. l4o m H. 2o
$40 co. ElO 40 hlo $50 $50 $50 6:l0 GJ1 ;.1 ana
y TO- 80 IL p "a sunday $40 g. 8O and 8 D. m - ' Wv
For Ehnbeh6 $50 1870 8e.iO 10 H. I0 IN IL m I23o
e. 2O 3:20 $50 4:lO. 4:J0 500 $50 $50 clio $50 750
9lO. TO- ll:J0, u IN SUNDAY $50 o, and 8.lO D. M
Por RAILWAY g. $50 9iO go and 10 m IL noon 2so
a20 $40 40 go $50. $50 $50 g. G.0 $50 $50 10 D. m and N
night sunday, $40 and 6OJ p
For Woodbridge aud Perth Amboy and 10 m 2o $40 40
aud L51 m.
Por -Bunsweh 10 n m i;IO 52o G. D. N and
" nigll Sunday, o, and9p
For Rast Milstone A. m, IL 10 $50 o. m
For Lalnbertyie and fieudngton. m. n IA
FoT Fhilpsburg and Belyiiere 2 and D
io Bor1eutosn Burlington and Canfen and $50 a m
i23U. q }, A. and d D. IN
For Freehold I. m, aud = D. m.
For Jamesug Pembefton Camden vA boa. from Pier
Ne !, $40 ..
daily and 6:3t daily Monday Pon W.siug.
ton aud BsFuse b;in f.5 l0:l2 SUNDAY g. 40 From
Philadelphia Sll $50 eh lEOi ll;54 RIG 1854 64 9:4Jp
m, snndsy h.2l. $3.50. ll;Og a. y
TesC Ofces s15 9 9a Broadway; No A,tor Hou,s
foot Coranisis NO
"A J. CAssATr, Cen MsnAge.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Ready.
EHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
A Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
EEY; also.
The Laws the Railroads Of the United States sta
Manufactures; he Public Debt OF the United
States Cabinet Supreme Ministers TO FOrg9 Courts Sci
third far chosen Staining and Select Committees
o Senate and House; States Of the Union Populations Capa Gov
fOr President Congressman Governors &C. IN 49, Com
The Presidential Elections from the hrt
second Eeon OF General Grant,
The Party Platforms 1872 Ana mneh other interesting
information. Pnce. 2Oc. for Q dollar bT mail
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
sieamhnals ano Railroaoe.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND AND COMFORT
~ ~, sORwICaa aLan LIN: Jouc.iOu Lowell, Lev.
r,a ' S'SS MsaSscet S cooor B,''Oo0 and inter
The new sad ,iaunsh ss,nsr,
CITY or BOSTON,
CHI " CITY on LiwRRNCg and
CRY OF NORWICH ,
WIN eav. New Yol daily sundsy. e,esoesl a. o'clock %
for ne Soye p1 via Vermont Central Norwich and Worcester and
IoS ' Glsi. '' ma freight ' sS @2ESE ia fs5 sa
Yew.Yort, Junes, lsl2 .--.,1z,,1 1,,oN-n
~ The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP @ 20 w" a. 3 n No. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AMI SAT sATyHDAf wi,4 p''H' "'''S'
Through Passenger Tickets issued to all points
0See is7 Grrenwich-s, cor DeI-st, Nev.YorE
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEKSE = -
u Passenger T pePe in SfyHC s ,IS,a Of se J5Sccn S9 x
The Delaware Lsctswsnna and we'ern Railroad; :. raIM M e
The and su'gasanna ao1 ,S ani a. e rc S to Pbar
ami lie West without change also to Cni1l PennA"a a
NsW-Yori State ALLENTOWN Line TO THE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dee Is lS7l.-Leagc Ssw.YOrE as follows.
9s%For Ficuustoa Bethlehem Bath M,uc4 csg1s
wiKesbare PsOn hhanoy CITY Mt Carmel Rsieion dSaAa nam
9ia 8ISS &c Connects Il Junction With West
Aasoan IiHis HssSarf h, aaS West q se@e "a Ca
fenrton Msuh Chunk Wkesbarre Scranton 10
"f9SiS iSiis %i1siy %'4&.1 1f fEan for sonsrrle.
" m-way Train FOR SomeryIe. 80 -.
s1,a9 g, sa.Jn 4nsnREs Rsss S'ts coa% GaS's
I,ncassr Ephrsa Pottsvite Harrisburg &C.
q3Ip r-For RastOn, Bethlehem ard Allentown.
el5 D. m.-POr Pllin6ed - -.
400 m-For EasOn Allentown, an1 MlHh Chank tOnnccb
JunC ion with Dell Lack. and W est X X
Ago. n SOmeryille an1 femingtoh
m-For SOmeryie.
b5p m-Por Planieh "a . e., 49,, An.
tsT Readng Uarrsblrg Pittsburgh, Chicago AMI Cnncanat
$500 6.45 D. m-Fo somer'lle
791 D. N. .-(Emigantl-FoT basion'
0,Nl and n :OO p m-For Plaiuded - ~. "a a..
g. FI 18th ala O ZOO 7:l5, 800 8t' 300 $3.50, lel5
1ieo 4s m 1900 m 1850. LOO 200 239 J,l 9l2 s.S
AIS $50 4 500 t;l5 3;Jj' 5it' ou' o Vs. i'i ~
GlO 900 1UOO li:0O l2D1 p m N -, A.. c.a..,i p,i
Ws obtained al the once oi e
road Of Newg foo Lbertys hewfork ani at the p'Ph
ho'e' anu eAe' o r. b. KICKER Superintendent aud EngL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
THE MARKETS.

=
-rnsn ssIss as follows all basis Of low ha is . ma
PS.iss is.t ey.pipg after mMay 80 At lssei 1aa o
400 AZ Is H. Re July, 2uO al IL 2JJst ~ 40 Al 10
aisr otobsr 400 st u T-l6c Deeenher 100 AZ c' "a .
bales sales to-day up 10 D. uMay - aSi "a "a lse 10
D. :. IA ll.Ise liO Al Isle july 10 Al is oe IA AZ
~ ts iSl6c 100 Al i8 2l22e 100 at Isle, lO AZ 20 $
ige August 2lOo at 8ic 100 At ls ll5e ~ = :, s Slssi
o. lao a, rs 10 loc eoo At 10 2o COZ a. lsiS; , 20 go
octhr 200 az lte total 40 baes grand toa a. a,mn3
COFPRB-Ihe market hnn Tor al descnpuohs % a lse,
,s MANLY tor Rio sales 5s2 bags Rio. q ", asosA'
ia ln0 h rs do balance A FofeunE1n sh an, FaaI
tgIoiR Ann MEAI-The strong eiEg thst dsnl ssA
~ d, ..st ~. Of short duration the use haHes a
her,ly on the previous week pnhAs vnV -
,r ssrneptS the liberal Al the upper he 40 ned
% limit 10 .hippers admopshed hen 70 pafs.se V "A. hs
,I, nrs.,nt vspts since TUESDAY all srhs rnS
Fc h,pds Of Minnesota EItr have arrived eeg aas n~aus
s f IN apy extent submitting 70 some AoaSeen ra
& .s h.pis are prutg dca, OF sAo s'en E.s las
Shnring Errs fair demand q! oe ,n~i
-, boe. refuse With their tour ~ e , A, Qafe
no he rcplacei az prices carret the der a m e,e s
Int,i .pd We 6pd The views Of mixers NueH 1ks
ga sI, y. riers ana little leen Gre or -
aS s,T III and supsTane has been Light and So a83
S.s seceEal'oa more especially sS.A =, 10 ,lss
@ wsa brano have 6sen held With eonsdenee IA. ~ 1
rsS he sTa OF Winter Wheat Foaf have i.' w ss, Wh
and n that prescott pi'es ~ Nj usb
a. that oar present cannot De ~ wbea.
An me Winter eompafausrg @ Yer,
Fsriv RItras have freely but ne h aTe csas
~ Ius bra be Fepeed ss be -' [ 6 eha
H. "a TIE euorts Heol bb'> 49, gsr h
.s. week last year To-day the nqal S, s u
and under stronger disposition 20 ase a Wairr Mlss
s-s though Is Little ssxieV 70 rs.n te cer
h.nis No ava Ordinary are verI neA{ ,sirf
sa De- mo,s doins in soar, sass sf6,'oo eSA We ss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
5tb0ols.
0earbers.

A YOUNG English lady is desirOus of meet
Ing Win Tor bOys good musician; can
b position children no object Highest
Tsfenees Aires Miss HALL Hslmnth College LonaoD Ono
WANTED-A SITUATION, next Fall, by a
FofegB LADY Of Jel sIpecs teacher Of French and
Ce Bil ianglAg a af Waiting Goyepess private school
% lsa.ly. Acsrcss " L.. Head ohoe
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
New l1ubIiratlcns.

NOTHING TO DRINK.
IN trlhng Temperance Tale Of $40 pages fnce
Written by r MoNar Wright and puhsbei y he Nsoaa &
peance scientific aud statistical u l'u.c'
nepee and religions truths m charming convincing manner max
lag OF Of the best Temperance books lssued
The Society also Dnhhsh the following new books e,ox
PREDS HARD FIGHT l2mo Slt pages. u ~
JOHN BENTLElS MISTAKE, l6mo, la pases'''''.'' 81
OLD TIMES. i2nn 35
THR GLASS CABLE l2mo 238 PAGES n - =
Al approved tuohoeSVN
xattee sud Recommended all Snrday-schoo Lhraues
' d \. STEARNS, Publishing Agent -
b Reade-st, NewIork
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Nov Ready. Cloth Lound. 81;
T, of HORACE GREELEY. wit

Ready Cloth LOund eIt
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
VI TWO PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS portrait D
resng be appeared the last Summer Of his life and
beng altogether the hke and natural portrait Of him ever pub
bed Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY his last hours
or bis death the Funeral Arrangements be Closing Cermo
Mourning Of the People Letters Of sTnpa by Voices OF the
Pulpit and the Pres Tnbu from the Poets Resolutions and Proceed
pgs Of Public Bodies Pamphlet Ehton so cents
Handsomely bound sl either free BY mail on receipt Of price
The TRIBUNE York
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-New-YoTk and New-TIaven Division
SUNNI r ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY %. 1873.
Passenger Station NewYok Grand Central Depot KniDee
Fufif-HffnfU-~A.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.

IKAINS LkANE NbW-1Ukk. r
Trains NewIIayen (Aceu) 3:O Er g9 (Accn
1890 (1 1910 (Accn) 100 (RI 800 (EI 355 (Accn
4:s $40 (Lccal Br $40 (E1 and 9:l0 Or D. m.
Eorwalk, 705 8)5 95 lRO :0 and 1913
Br 355 435 $50 6;35 e0 9l0 Por stamiorI $40 8
9o5 lGlOa 1900 l:OO 223 BIS, 1865, t, 445, 50 54O
6:35. 7:20. 8:lO 4:l0 p n.
For PORT Chester. lI;40 D. m.
Boston Express Springfield 8:O5 0a H. 300 and sO
p m Shore Line at L. SOR IN The Go5 m l;." GlO
9:i0 n stopping Stanford Norgalk and Bridgeport. The
B5 m aud m connects with Line Division
Norwich Newport and the Conn Valley Ssybrook
o. H. connects WHaven and NOrtnamp
ton r. New Haven 8;o5 and u 100 trans connect with
Springfield aud 800 for Montreal The 803
100 800 and 1893 viii Nsugauek Railroad and the sos
and HOusaonc Railroad at Bridgeport The 8:05
and m and 3,I5 ami Danhufy Norwsk
So Norwah BIS l:OJ 4J and 5O m. with New
Canaan Railroad at Stamford
sunday Boston Mail Trains 1901 Ta Springfield at 30
Providence
Dxngroom Day Express and sleePngas Night b.
press lraiuA
e can be purchased at Ticket Oe Of Company at Grand Cen.
Depot N. Y Transfer Co.. 9ii Broadway Y,
10 Coust BrooSyn who viii also check baggage from resi-
den1e o destination.
further information Of particulars posters at hotels and depot
Il. ~ REED. Gen'l Supt. New Haven.
JOHN t. Supt DIV New. York.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
General Agent for a." Edition Peters" Leirle.
a NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
~ NFw AND ENLARGED EDITION HORACE GREELbNS AUTO.
BIOGRAPHY ADpeuH containing Memoir Of his later years nd
Death and best ofhis famous Campaign Speeches
THE LAST PORTRArT PUBLISHED REPRE-
SkNTNG HIN = APPEARED SUMMER OF l8ik.
The greas Greeleys Autobiography, and also Tor some
more record Of The wonderful Intellectual display which he
made Western in the Presidential Can
pagn of B2 edition Of the Autobiography
With large Appendix continuing the story Of ms be 70 e euu
reprong the more striking Of his admirable and
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with exhaustive and
analysis originally prepared By The Hon
James Pike er-Unei states Minister the Hague There H
pretty complete collection Of M Greeeys Msceaneou
eOntONer!
Dale OF Marriage aud Divorce -
mail ~ rscsn m rrce AdtTeSs THB TRIBUNE Eew-York
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Sales bp Anttlon


A. MERwIS, AucuoneeL - =.
nv RANGS. MERWIN g. Co., $50 Broadway
near Bod-SAes Books Works Of Art Fancy Goos Furn'
&C. -, .A.ioo 90 o,is.4ion
Of eOOKSov 3O osiu nearly every department o literature
DY JOHN H. DRAPER & Co., Auctioneers,-7
ID THE DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN Rail-
ROAD COMPANY will sell
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
r pbl auction on WEDNESDAY. May % at o'clock noon ~ 20
EIchangeplaee sAnNIn - eIo, -
BY B. A. CLARK L Co., AUCTIONEERS, -, - .,,,,,,
Of large splendid sock Of SLNEKN AlE ana On
ami STiVFRPIATED TABLE CUTLERY, al store No % iaoerY
st. doors will continue daily at iOt O'CLOCK un'n u"
sold -, To-. p;,cber
SaIvers Goble.s Mugs Center Pieces hleres ~
Baskets Dinner Breakfast Casters Pickle Casters hpNh hDs
Forks Spoons, Card Receivers. &c, &c Also,
was 'f FINR TABLE CUTLERY
of celebrated
Sol n he sold n lots and the attention OF the ae
'aN'u W ' ~ FRED SMITH. Trustee
VALUABLE BOOKS at AUCTlON.-Ay very
extensive choice collection Of BOOKS IN neaTy every spa
mont N literature vii SOLD az auction during the current WeeA
cmmepcipg MONDAY 26h inst, at o'clock each afternoon
N'' Bonds., n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Ausicnl gnsirumenIs

REST PIANOS. - Hallet, Davis g. Co.'s,
~ Berrs Obsr secondhand PIANOS and ORGANS
JoT REsf and SALB ibS1asnt Why CHEAP, BEkRY
Co, Bs BIOSaEsJ corner TerIb-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Go mbom II man Concern

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
N charge OF dwelling during Summer or for longer time
Tonre will give references Address T. s. C Boz leo
Tribune Ohce
GAYE's MIDSUMMER TOUR to VIENNA,
" RELCIUM THE RHINE. SWITZERLAND, ITALY, FRANCE,
conducted starts NewN June 2 inclusive
terms 5000 gold detailed programme GAiBs Ameiean once
No. BOwlng-green Hewfork
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Gold was active during INC lOIeHOOH WIIH uVdI-
ings on lively scale, but the afternoon market was
OF a smaller compass. Opening at 1lSi the price
reached 1884, but until noon when 49, was reached
again. the price was alternately 1lsl01lss, and IN
fact the bulk of todays sales at these figures
Cash gold is yet easy for deliveries, and the rates
paid for having balances carried over until Monday
were s. t. g. g. A. g. and lastly per cent. The Assist
tant Treasurer paid S1s7OOO coin interest and
81 200 called bonds. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared SlS5,-
799 900; gold balances S3l9755 currency balances
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
RnNns AT A RARGAIN

4 n
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale al '''
JAMESON, SMITH Il CoTTING1 Is broad-sI
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
A LIBRARY FOR FIFTY (5OD CENTS


IN With Illustrations Literature. Art Science and Hsor-Ihe
Tribune manae Blight Tribune Extra Sheets coniaining
Ieure FI No -Ilusra,ed-T Tyndars six Lectures on Lgat
Lecture Extra No. 2-Becher's Compulsory h1acluoni flelus
Masters ofthe situation; Philips Lost Ars BeoTss There
(sodi Mark Twans Sandwich Island Letters ~,
Lecture S-IlustrEtedProL Niders bran and mlndi
Chemical Discoveries OF the Specroope ffO oungs
Conauests: Present knoSge OF the sun
4SK Shakespesreau STUDIES Y Johh essi
National Academy Coure PartOus fnm fahes
A. Men OF Business; Brett H&rtes Argonauts Of '49
No 5-IusaedIhree Lectures hy Froi Louis
Rsbrg Hearing Voice and Speech and The Explanation
~ Nuses Hrmouv Prof Slmaus Deep Placer Mining 10 Cal
iora; Dr. Raymond The seven Senses Parke Goodwin on
ue and False Seence PsOf +. L. YOuman The Limits o science
Lecture E1tra No 6Beehers Lectures for Ministers;
Thoughts MinsersThoughs Prye-rayer Meeting AS
Is-Tbe Ideal PsyerMeeug-usc in Churches-soee IN the
Cburch-The Fingers Of the Church =,
Lecture BI No zBecher concluding ecuTesi kevyss N tne
tAurch-RegiOus AwakenngThOuhts RevyasA bgonS bx
penence The Morsvisn Church" by de Schveinii Greed
Thomas Starr King The Death Menace by oOVee
AND History Of Sectanan Appropriations
Rrtra-Cr6dit Mobiher-Bydence and Reports.
The Tribune Almanac al by mai for 80 cents
Address all orders THR TRIBUNE Eew-York.
T IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
Head Unexpectedly received few copies OF
this excellent Mr. Greeley The plate destroyed IN the
Boston Gre and them a the regular prlce, 81.
The Logtph Nj Greeley and Family still TO be had at S per
copy Sent by mail, postage paid Address ,,-.. =.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
EnR SAFE

MONTCIAR RAILWAY BONDS
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, 81
MUsGRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
ing were the quotations :

State bonds were dull and the changes unimpcr-
tant Sales Of Tennessees new, at S03. The follow
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
THE MONEY MARKET.

.r ..... I.t- MAY "a, 1873
sALps AT TIE STOCK ExcHANGB-oFFIclAL REPoRT'
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR JHE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI. 10, O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaLes OF Government Bonds. . 49, -.
25O0 IT, g. 6s Regsl. .119 1900 U'so-2o Cou' osi19
l50Q II g. Is r. 'M.ll5b lOOO C.--....-.'''-.'''i%'d
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
WATERS, CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS sS!

WATERS CONCEkIO PAKLOh OkUANS eGT
IA, ne most beautiful ia sec
eHEe style and perfect IN tone -
%lA%f$N made. The CON- seS
Y ~ IIf-Nf CLRTO STOP IS the best a.
x--5y .3tl, rs=eN placed I'm any E>n
isrgrse - @fs-zz-l Organ. II is produced by
Nky.(ISg geyS) w ii q third set Of ToedS pecu- tES
Ei lpScZQ9lSL SLil. linrly voiced, he
~, IIFEEH'T of ichich IS
fGzer- E1-1Ze2-lfi1 MOST CHARMING =:
L. " &C.. " l------rl and SOUL STIR = g
ny a@s- 4-~-A-4 fe--f? RING, iohle as M
tltsn s.ssttsSa. n - ITATION efNe UU- sEI>
EElA1la NG "a lEi54k WI MAN VOICE rs sU-
L EifrtiN NSsg gssE.. Ilt4 PEIlB. Trms Lbdd. : =
EH fIsgvEfsYsEIE3 AnGREAT 80
tsIta2jkA 4SA\ ~ NIlsEsA oEEER. hORACE ~ssG
lA8--sx4f Nf75ss ssFgsrs WATERS son, 4Sl az
HfIIffss al9sss.E "a broadway. n. y, wU -
,y..- ~ xon rSY a N(S nnd ORGANS Of first- q g
class makers, Including w N..., ,,1,5 "a eS
tremeIy low prices for cash, OF par 49,. - Sshs
b4irncs N small monthly payments. Wv SE-;
Octave hrst-class PIANOS, all moueIh sl III, g..
proyements, for s27O cash. Organs 500, esq
DOUBI4E-REED ORGANS, SI0O S 4-S t.Tr1 CrE :!
SIIOi S-STOP, sI2J, up10drds. iLLcSIhAlEfD - .s5
CATALOGUES NAILED for one ttaHp "A hrgeu us- &c =:
oo,nt 10 Minister'S ChueheS, Sunday She9i: 11wtnn
Gnee Socieies, Lodges, etc. AGENTS WANhGD.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-11-01
n Want Supplied.

By reference to our now advertisements,
it win be observed that our enterprising
follow citizen, ]. Levin, Esq, to whom we
have so repeatedly been indebted for h,xu-
ries and conveniences furnished, has again
supplied MS with what has been desidera-
tum; first-class Confectionery, Coffee and
Chocolate Stand, which is located most
conveniently in the basement story of the
Town Hall, in room fitted up expressly
for the purpose. Mr.. Levin intends shortly
adding oysters served up in every style to
his establishment, and will have q private
room especially for ladies. As we remark
ed on former occasion we regret that the
times do not promise more encouragement,
but still no doubt he will be laying q
foundation for the future.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-11-01
RumOrs and Facts.

There has been considerable excitement
in town at intervals during the past week,
arising from the reported doings of the
State forces, Militia, Metropolitans or
whatever may be their proper designation,
whose arrival we chrOnicled last week, and
who afterwards proceeded up the river to
Grant Parish, accompanied by detachment
of the U. s. troops, which have been en-
camped during the summer ct the Semina-
ry grounds. Not only were these unwel-
come visitors credited with having carried
out part of their legal and authorised er-
rand, but also were they charged with q
most revolving and horrible outrage, and
measures were taken, Is it afterwards APP
peared somewhat prematurely, to procure
military assistance in preventing q recur-
renee of similar scenes here. Happily for
the credit of the Pelican Pioneers however,
all these injurious rumors have proved en-
tirely unfounded, and though most afro
cious and barbarous crime has been undout-
eddy committed, those first accused oft have
been proved to he as entirely innocent a
the most violent of their accusers, and al
tho same time the truth of the proverb Of
hanging or wanting to hand dog with q
bad name, has again been most forcibly il.
Illustrated.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-11-01
Sberifs Sale.
No. 736.
jefferson Wells, Curator, +, 4,

Jefferson Wells, Curator. \.
VS.. No. 736.
J. NJ. Wells Executor.
Parish Court-Parish of Rapids-State of
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of
ID ieri facias, issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, / have seized and will offer
for sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of De-
cember 1873,
between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock p. NJ, at the Court House door,
in the town of Alexandra, the following
described property, to-wit:
The undivided One-half of certain tract
or parcel Of land situated in the Parish of
Rapides, bounded above by lands formerly
owned by Lew Wells, deceased, below by
lands formerly owned by said Levi Wells,
deceased, and frontingon BAYOU Beuf, and
being that portion of the Wildwood Plan
tatiOn known as the Dent Tract, contain
ing the quantity of 800 arpents, more or
less, with the undivided one-half OF all the
buildings and improvements situated there
on including the Sugar House and Aachi-
merry.
TERxs or sALs-cAsH, subject to ap-
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Nov. I 3 vqEs 81. p. p 80 90.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-11-01
Return Of the Ozark.

This unique specimen of man-of-war,
whose advent we have recorded elsewhere,
has returned to her moorings in Pineville.
We have made every exertion, including
that of boarding her, to obtain some items
of her cruise, butentirely without success.
Rumors are as thick as blackbirds, among
which are that q number of arrests have
been made, the majority paroled, and six
or eigth now in durance. Another is that
the u. s. officer in command of tie detach-
ment sent with the EXPEDITION, on being
applied to, in the case of the outrage al
luded to elsewhere, replied that he was
powerless as an officer, bat that he would
strip off his uniform and assist as private
citizeh in hanging the miscreant. Ifthis
is SO that officer is q man after our own
heart, for be he as white as swan or black
as crow, the wretch in question deserves
only the shortest Of shirts The time ir 60
ing by, and rapidly too, when party spirit
can shield crime or rascslity of any kind,
sid we hail the fact as an omen of better
times approaching.
We have animadverted unreservedly
upon the occurrences which have brought
about this speck Of war in our community
and our opinion in the main is still I'M
changed but even by the evidence Of col
ored men themselves greater provocation
to extreme violence could not possibly
have been given.