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The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
Les Negres en- Revolte.

Sept citoyens proeminents de la Pa
roisse Terrebonne ont envoye une de-
p9che au Gouv. Kellogg, le IA courant,
annoneant que certaines bandes de ira
vailleurs negres Sc sont ouvertement
r6volt6es, ct parcourent les campagnes,
commettant des meurtres ct incendiant
les maisons, moulins etc. ct commet-
tant d'autres outrages plus ou moins
Gpouvantables. En- consequence, les
habitants demandent de rassistance
I,oa2 supprimer ces desordres.
NJ. Kellogg imm6diatement envoye
des troupes de la milice.
Ces negrcs pr6tendent exiger des ha-
bitants des salaries plus hauts qu'ils ne
peuvent donner, ct empechent ainsi les
autres negres de TRAVELLER a des taux
plus bas que ceux qu'ils exigent.
e Une soiree interessante, accom-
pagnee dun excellent souper d'occa-
sion, sera donn6e par les danes des O.
pelousas, dams la spacieuse maison du
juge Overton; mercredi proclaim, au be-
nefce de l'Eglise Episeopale de notre
vile. Va quill y aura une musique dan
sante, des Embellishments ct un SOU
per, il est fort a presumer que les jeu-
mes gems (surtouD sly porteront en- fou
lie, quand lis sauront que tout celia ne
cofitera one q cents.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
Mornhinveg & Dantin.

ONT l'honneur d'annoncer a leurs amis ct
~ au public en- general qu'ils ont ouvert
eur Ateier de Talleurs rue Bellevue. VISA
Wis le magasin de Jos. Bloch & CiA!, OH lis
sont prets faire promptement ct sur COM
mande, des vetements d hommes ct d. garcons,
tout Outrage garanti. 81 aoTt lS72-32
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

q Cartes, Factures, Reeus, Circu-
laires, Billets reinforcement, Pam
phlets, ETC., etc, executes avec soins, q
PImprimerie du Courier des Opelousas
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
Meubles de MaisOn
Directement de la Fabrique, ct aux prx dc la
Nouvelle- Orleans.

NOuVeIIe-UfIeanS.
IT E soussigne Went de recevoir des manu-,
4 factures de Cincinnati, un assortment
complet de meubles de maison, tells que bos
de Its, tables chases, berceuses, tauteulls'
toilettes, armoires, gardes manger, lavabos'
etc. etc, quill vendra aussi bon compte, SIMON
a meilleur marche quon ne peut les talre We
mir de la Nouvtle- Orleans.
Venez vous Ell assurer vous-memes
On fait egalement les meubles sur comman-
de ct on repare les vieux meubles.
L. WAITER, agent.
10 iullet-4On1 rue Main, Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
A IOuER. A BAIL.

TINE HABITATION, situee au Port Bar
u re, contenant 200 arpents, don't 80 sont
entourss, avec une bonne maison de reslden-
ce, ct autres observation-disclosures immedia-
tement. S'adresser sur les lieux
VEUVE ALEXIS LAGUE.
St. Landry II Janvier 1874. 14f
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

A NOS JoURNAUx D'EcHANGE.-Nous
payons, a notre Bureau de Poste, les
frais de poste sur les journaux avec les
quels nous echangeons.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
La pendule some minuiti
M MnreInrr on pkrn,flo -,

La p0HUuIe BOnUe mlnulJ.
Monsieur Sc r6veille en- sursaut.
-Amelie s'ecria-t-il en- secouant
Am6lie.
-Laisse moi done dormir. .Quel
etre mon Dieu.
-Amelie, je viens de voir, de mes
yeux, un spectre! j'en tremble encore.
Sous quel forme s'est-il pr6sent6?
Sous celle dun ane.
-Tu aura eu peur de ton ombre.
EIous deur Sc rendorment.)
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

2 Impressions en- tous genres, exc
cutees a rimprimerie du Courier des
OpelowsGs.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
70 II EEEERfE.

an trouvera chez L. CHARRIE, a Wash
~ lngton: Des Boucauss sucre, des Ba-
rlls' demi- barils. OF quart de barils. pour me-
iasee, BON marche. 6sep3m
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

la raison supporte les disgraces. le
courage les combat, la patience les sur.
monte.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

L'autre jour non loin dun immense log
Un serpent piqua William Pitt Kellogg,
Que pensez-vous quill arriva?
Ce fut le serpent qui creva
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

DSced&.-A Vile Plate, en- cette Pa
roisse, lie 8 du conrant, MAR1Us CoRE1L
pere, age d'environ 60 ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
r. MORNHINNEG,
gHORIOGER.EsHJOUTHEEg,

~ Rue Main, Opelousas 'occupera ASST
AaAdument de tons les ouvragcs de ces diff
ferentes branches, que ron vondra bien lui
confer. Ses prix seront tres moderes
Opelousas, Janvier 1874. la
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
A. MEYNIER Ir.

A. MEYNIER, Jr.
Successor de FORBADE & Meynie I,
MARCHAND COMMIsSIONNAIRE No,
WI SIS rue Peters pres la rue Bienville,
NOUvELLE- ORLEANS.
q Les consignations d'eufs, de volatile ct
de tout antre produit du pays seront vendues
au plus haut prix du marche. T2 aout la
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

A MEDITER.-Les observations sui
vantes du Morning News, de Montgom-
cry, sOnt pleines dc sens. On ne volt
jamais un pere de famille, habitant la
vile, 81 charge d'enfants quill soft,
donner a aucun d'entr'eux l'agriculture
CONNIE carriere, tandis que beaucoup
de jeunes gems de la campagne quittent
la culture pour venir chercher des en-
plois en- vile.
LIE Commonwealth dit que plusieurs
des jeunes gems les plus capables de
Marion ont etc renvOy6s par lcurs pa
trons-par suite du manque d'affaires.
81 tous les hommes d'affaires dams lAla-
bama adoptaient ce parti. il est plus
que probable l'industrie du fermage de
notre Etat y gagnerait beaucoup. Une
des grandes plates du Sud est qn'il y a
trop de ]eunes gems qui perdent leur
existence a essayer d'eviter de travail
ler.
Allez dams la plupart des residence
de Ia campagne ct hernandez OH sont
les garcons ct neuf fois sur dix on vous
dira que Pun d'eux, simon tous sont
allies au village ou la vile pour Sc
faire commits. II faut que les planteurs
mettent fin a celia en- gardant leurs fills
sur la ferme, ct nous esp6rons qu'ils le
feront Pavenir.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
a VENDRE,

NE Glaciere Portative en- parfaite condi-
~ ton. S'adresser au Bureau du Courier.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

SMITH, j. T;-Groceries, Glassware -
- eryware, Hardware, Tinware, &c. CacSsk CCgOsk
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

wi cNzESliElMER, F.-Groceries, Pror;--
I'VE ions, Crockeryware, Glassware H. , rows
sc. Main ST., bet. Landry and BelIsrnaW rnaWaFe
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

DE;Ss;M'ARI4AIIs, ;s;'I Il LoUIssr7:Groceries, s.: Liono.-.
y - y4 Cisars III MhaPdTare, Tinware, &C. C~er CorSs.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17
OPELOUSAS DIRECTORY
Groceries,

A NDRUs, c. B.-Family and plar.o,:c>o
A Groceries, Corn Oats, Tinwares, resDGtsi.loa Gia.a
ware, &c. Corner Main and Landry Sta 'iSSs
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

VAtNs!HiLLE, ! EDCAR;rmGrocerics, Lio1o,,,
Cigars, Glassware, Tinware. &c l?uofsr Tnsr
Of North and Walnut streets, '' OOratt
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

MA MARKS, ,ADOLPHE-Dry Goods. Clothn,
lVA Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware %s
Main street, under the Courier office W
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DRY Goods sand.Grocer;es-

RLOCH, JOS. & Co.-Dry Goods, CIotbi,.
- 11;d hardW2re' swn saddlery Groceries and PIas
The Opelousas courier., 1874-01-17

7 EFEBVRE, ?. j., Agent-Dry Goods ars
Corner Gr9eerlsS, Genrt G5 C5Fqcbe5y Glassware
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MARKRTs

Ie,no, march I2-l m-Und States b0ndsNeN FFes
1n4S. E,~.Yc-t Central 81. BslNar shares, 40 L.
Iygrraof Mab l2-l": mCottcn Qhet and unchanged
.Is 600 b7e Including 900 M speculation nd export Corn
AOG4l q quarter 81, - -,,..... L.. 9,
s, ON 900 pcs during The week, keue COZ 0Jc
Iosbos Nsrfb % D. 10 Bre Railway shares, 4Oii -.
l22 m.CotOrsaS on the basis OF BIO
sDs Uplspds uotbng buog Cool Or'1ay slipped March ~
iSl6d Bresfstuh quiet Raeon 4V0 cHI 'o Lons Oi
hiddles. and 81 o. for Short clear Milt'es. -... --
Liygsrpor March l2-a3U p uMddhng Upsuds Cotton, 7a
81 MdihuR Orleans. > 81. 40,
IoSpoS March i2-3 p n Bde Railway 'hsres i0l2 o
MsrcA 1913 mOf the Cotton safes to-day toVO
bale American.
LoSDoS March 1880 The button in the Bank Of Eng
deeres $4,000 during past The proportion Of the
liabilities which week A7S cent, Is now
MA pet csut - -
LSsDos March l2-5 p u.-Ede Rsissv shares, 39s. Paris
tspatohe quote Rontes IT Got 47h
IfykKPl1i March l2-5 m.-CottOn-Saes The basis Of
Hddns Upsads no,hng below God Ordinary, shipped febrar
lS6L; do. d. deliverable March and April at 1fd DO moth
log below Low Mdilnss, shipped March and April l5l6d
Kesned Petroleum, l2d 4 gallon.
IoSDos Marc T. Bveuihr-Linseet, Oh -" " &2St 2
Ssl Spr'ts Turpeutue, 80 1884 A. cwt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
COTTON MARKETS.

CuAELBsroN tot,n eiesj,; Mdi'ns. lC4ci Low
Ndtng l43Oli7sc Good OrdinarY II l4 net ftceipts
lS1 bales exports c,astsse OGv bAcs 900 ba soc4
322 bales.
woRIxaN. mrcs l2Cot,on steady, gooi; Mding
lJ; eccutN 1b52 bsc 5Sj1 btes tkpfs TO the
Continent i6iG bales; France 61SJ bales Great Buaa.
2l93 bales; sales 5000 bales last evuug $500 bae' so
2s6.13J bales.
BurfNoEs, n.rcb 12-Coton dull; MidiinF 157s,. Low
Mdd0g 5,; Good Osuinar 5oHl5dic rtcut' IHS bale
Continent 700 bsles lb oses; sales lS5
bsesi stock. IA $50 bslea.
GAiyssT,s March l2Cotton quc; demand limited; Good Or
dnrv. 1880; Mftrg l6c receipts $50 hsiee exports ~
the Continent 1916 bales ooastNise az tsics sales 800 bales
stock, 9j,JJ3 bales
>AvsNv.H March ucto1 unchanged; MdNGng 15i2; net
l61l Great Brit 500 bales; cOastWr
/ 279 bales. sales, i.04 bales stock, 7j7}3bae
March STEADY; good grader
MddJLg 10 25 bales shipment lG bales sales lV1
bales.
NOZZLE March l2-Coton qu, and e4iy Mdinr, 1jilo net
receipts, 2S6 bales oeaIse lGD bales sas, lOOO
baes; socs. 81 729 bsieN
BosroN March l2-CoOn dul mdhngs 1Gle,; receipts
81 bses rooeDt ~ bales; EXPORTS to Crea britain loo bao
sJ'es, 200 baesi stock. $500 bales.
March l2Coon Guet .nd steady: MdlnF, i6c
receipts 10 bales exports coaStwe 4yl b sales l6i bae
stock . 20SO bales
NoRPag March Go quct; Low Mddlug 4iqc
3G9 bales l5G5 sales 500 bales
sloca, Is S73 bales -
NErPHs March 2coor quiet spi weak Low bidding 20
li9 receipts $40 baes shipments, lOOl baes stock Oo4Jf
bales
593 baes shipments 7s5 bales; slook. II G87 b1lcs.
LOUISVILLE March l2Coou steady fsir demand Mlhng lD'4c
tgrsrA March 12Coon demand mO0ersie AdsHne, lJc
53i bales. sales. 49l bales
PHuADEIPIt March 2-Cotton quiet; Mlddlng, l6sc net
receipts. q bsles APO bales.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
G,comunats uno HailrouGs.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on llousatonic
AP E4uesuc4 Riioal. Fafe ~ Steamer Lat "a b, .cor.
tplA No uil ,ost from Nror mi 10Y boat RON btse-
port. Steamer BRiDjtIORF as before.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

St Louis IN elevator C7c Irre Oats IN fair demand sn tr
scs Eat aSsa At Bast II bous on d,os Farley que hnd uI
causdi sales Asnesoa Spring I'll G22p$l G5 kyo ncr at
g0I39 WHISKY sic dT 9Jc ror1 dg Sl6afl5 %
Du St ms dealers and emont bed at bt Tor
Clear Rio Sides et sc
denad At " decline Bacon qnet ct 6sG7c for shaade
S' for Clear kb Sde' DC for Clear Srs Itd nominal a. S
Live Hogs seafr sales hght st SiaA 10; Medium 81 15GtJ;
Heavy - 10 Cao arm demand eicccjs TEXANS range
ror - 5dSi 20 native Cows audofets s. 7Nl Cool %
Pue steers - 25@S4 40; Choce EEra s. 2o0fo 20 IL,
cptj 600 bbs Flour $1,000 bush $4,000 bush Com,
and = coo Hog..
Tuttuo ch I2llcu steady Wheat sicsdv Amber M hr'n
~ 800 o. spo 81 60 Jlre; No Rel, 81 bJ No Rel
- i62G~l ~. Corn good demand; u b vel OO hru
i9, M7y n pc Jnuoi 722,. Juyi New G7sri Low NiSei
bac New 81 c No Grade 90 ilr Quit an W DC
ior No. /. CO,cr Seeds s. 60 Reep.-iOOO busl Wheat
',0JO BUSH Com. ShpmeBts-3ODO brsh. Corn
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Curopean N0ptrilsemenis.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD BhlLdOAD-Nosluff ani Scs- -ii-yan D,vis.r.
WIZ ~ Az AN EhiAI. CJAM6HClNG NOV II 1873
PIengo. St.0n No.. L-r o-nl C.1.L 0oi. AlLla.se
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Hlarble ano Slate Mlntels.

4 KLABER, 13 East Eighteenth-st., near
~. Itryr Is selling and manufacturing all tirds OF MAEbLE
srs ARBLEILED MANTgls other Marble Work greatly
duc.I prices Marble Tuning E,r The trade.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
poNEgTIC MARKETS.

AtsAyr m,rel duh neg gected. Rye steady %
irl Mixed ws'era s5e Bari, unsettled
'': o., .'eiG, n one Sl % .T ' s a. s,, ~ Low Mid
ling s@l5c Flour steady tDi unchanged Wheat qqt ard
rS5e Do Yellow 8!qs6c Western 81 ssc, the latter
ga O, quiet sSaeern cV sye iPSe4PE1 S &
Meats sm Shoulders, 6ci Clear Ue sies sbG S no 1,rnd
S.., R sides g SSsaeses gre h'~I l$s 4 Lso cos.s S &
March 2Fouf quiet aud unehsagea wheat sr and
~ a. April. 81 2ji May, No spring, 81 l72l ssec'ed.
Slo ni G'' Rg T i' So a My Ss No Mo 90 Rejected
o9 co., New 5oc 0st quiet I'D 0pgnanged a. as fCL No o.
.ss So fresh Bsrey 10 lar 6hol 81 So for 30
Fi 20 Ami s4 10 NAY L,d que ant unchanged - 50
2 @ 90 A i gs1 81 ssea s qs qrassrs 1aS %s % ss
kS-O 900 bS Pour SGoC S6 6oa r.. WI %9'a oo6 oSo LOO.
barley siraen.- 600 boil. Four 5000 bgS Whsai 200
tS Core "a 900 bush 0s 1000 Ooh Rye and 5ooO bush Bar
crscrss,,l March 70 Pouf s4 end f dso.ad wA.s'
frm aud .eslcs al y O2 Barley dull ard nominal Butter IN
E.:,ses; s.ssf Pos u m asn.sa 5ut lower 'aiss s 90
..s .s, aOs sis,s So kee ee 91,sL 10 asy' B"1 M se @
CsySs Ma iawss ssi S S s s1d aea5sea S ~ S Sc Rec
4 do ri , w.. aS 80 As,'ss o ss s''o oa ssf 1a =.
sgst STANDARD whe ll'sdl2 f easc STATE Is selling q,
DsTaor March i2PIou- uneA,ased wtss, ....s,. F,,,
81 SO 1 bite, 81 % ~ Amber AcLlgsn 81 4G Con
seed % 90 I'D s5 90 s.e Eece S2 S66 b pI PSS SSs 6
tust. Wheat StipneaS-l0OO bb Flour 1000 bo.h Whsst
1000 bus. Corn.
Z iLoUnvsLE March 12-Four que aud unchanged Wheat hon
quiel unchanged ode Por,
unchanged Sl5 25 Buzz Meas quet Bacon
unchanged ka9af-ouTd Hans l2dl2-
o.; Keg 4a4c- Ntisky, S2l2c
NLwAtAEE I2Fiour ftesd So s. G6dS6 rs for R.tf.
spfng et 81 % for No. 23s fr No
lp 81 294 HaY 81 27s Os STEADY st % @ frtsb
aDohsnged az Gle or No Mixed Ami
Re sesy 83c J. Barley and CHER 81 SO for
No Spnog fesh 81 20 for No. Spuog Pork sold S4 90
Hans in pickle 9ilGlOl4c Dri Sied Meats at ~
Nr SboVers. loose Bored Middle. SdS'c LadKete
Sls S7e 900 III Flour - 900
StipDeuts-4 900 bbs. Folr Gsd 81, ,OOO bush Wheat
kEnPB March l2-fOur dull and nominal Corn steady 10
fo Otts $4,000 Port q1 $40 % Lard quiet
saehshgd Bacoh easier shoulder, 7N7l4c; sides Ja9c
OtvtGo Marc 12Rour steady; sslss 1000 bile ~ rs fo
Ne spnrsi - 40 Winter. So 25 for White Winter
ts % ioI DOabe Extra Wheat oa sales car No hssukss
cb ~ 5o BIt1 White Michigan 81 so Corn sesdv
es e,r e s soc j4e fot STATE tE,eh Bsrey gue
eofh hea 81 81 0i Bosd srd 81 90 o ubolsd cat he
ssssgee short' s2S II Pstuhs 81 hir s26 ton Rail
toe to Albany. 42c
,rHA9G-falA March l2Petoegr quiet snd steady; Cues
Lesaod Toe spC sgd sl the month
o o. ssle. bot Iuslefot Whet du Red 81 60
e. %; amber 81 1881 "a white = 7sqsl 30 R'e, 95d
iss s "he oCq 6le Ied 56057c. Bsrey-Csnsds ~
NAT - 80 flr hss.t0rt Fogrfosel WAisky. D7c.
oOs March l2-f0u qliet aud weak bulaess small
.ou sl0 dfsOPpg suc ony lots Corn G All
~ ss~. sss be- kiAsa u lss6zL "a lsskI ~ g1aa "A
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13


- e.. state Dlirr. rcsnnc, . -.
NsW fte'l '' tcaRNTN 90 f-fr. ............ IL 0ip
''f..i,a Ayest.r, .cfnrf.
DO soCt ' tue.... 10 %4Ve 6ir......... IL dl6I
a. eomrs'l !" i-i' @,iBs Skm. Fall wade... - all
Herknef DAIRY ''''' -' Skins poor ant H1t.. . ~
.., %, d. Generally oull an v,ak; rccPp are fair ana
hSess-ll...''1 "a ,'r,.-f d.r .r,sr,L We quotes - ,o
esther 10 excess '' 81 s22 Wesicr1 Sou orfrvls ole
stste ri pcqn........- - = 't ,-" s'''''''1
No,tera rim. CIV Nt,.'.' ".,. in
"n1Tr ~ e il Nos quiet TO-DAY bat tIm oNuE "
r,rt 10 ia,o-all o. OF 10 IN te nd II .is'e
rn,,Iy :. Csc .l.. rg Ctuic iuN Al lus. ~ Al
y, I, me.ersi rel1est salrs o 3oJJ bhs' -
"a IiCc We G1o rpI. t tr month 80 il't Au sr A. o.
-. cric, ri stead a 2n 2OL- N'pha scIee Au
- CIV Al tPhatLa %. msrsc; 'r etIc s'., "a ita,
=. ,rei Of loo 3a.s ea,y d.Jtop, at ls'.'' u"''
March and &c., A'rl .,. AN ,3 rg,ch,sers are only
.a-iv,c selcs CON pms 'V
fx 5SL.. 80 hb, L,pin,ra AZ 6@ ce; 4%o oAS'
sGGARS-aS Se n srt on bot sted, on ihe ht Si g. II ~
- 10 ls.t ev~8-f ~ lis Ccart1 10 lI' " = q iir
80 "a Oocd Resa ne 90 451 t"Nes &c ,,S AT
on b,r.. TO he IHC a. t'eff'u- i'"N''
- rro,ors busucsS cong p.,,s-i
'sTEns ,y,r .teaa With demand sales m 5' am
-. a. 0i. .9a. an choice NoseIn si vsaIV" i'~0' ~
ed STSsiS PSS9 quiet spl aoaiy quoted 9449@ We hear % no
mari Ct oa5y tni pres sIt vii'oui change We %
of ton todV a. i'i- -i' rs, 40
=, SslllS6c a. n So Guurorder ~ - 20 9a -, rs G H.
s.r - N I, 6Osi $40 loOug Hson a. 10 %
Iwauktv ~ lu0 sc. 49, a..
TAIIuW is lr srtve snd steady sales 'i 'V'V'V ~ Wv
,s sp8 10 600 % o4..olown sok al t's- ooo 49, q, o.
WHISKY s.esdy moderate demand; sales o. wv ' "
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
rn.,.FlG,- 70 :. :. .t,,ool,.-; 3. :. =. :, unpv

WINE AU ,AS GSiiNr. CJHM2gCISG nov II 1878
Passenger station ScT iar C-ni CB.,sl Batra4e
To tt-ses0nig.
lhAhS LEAVE hEN YORK.
Irnins "f NeW Usrtn lW' T.JJ Ac'nl 800 thrl NOI
(Aenni i"'Vo m trf I2:oO n hcr) 100 Ey) hHl 800
tAnl 100 'h' J'lg tca Erl $40 (EEI sni1lD fzl m
FerS9l Aoss' lVJs % GJJ IN. 1900 IOD to- 90
BOB 451 O!O uSD. b:lU 9:lOp Fof Ssmo-' 1;lO SO5
900 lOiO a. l.t0 j;oD 33 auh (.Eh 800, i:Jo
Ior Pot Chester II: p. n ~
bsnrcis Sp7nls sOj All 800 300 ani 30
~ va shore ~ At l;UJ apl $40 fo 500 lipo
800 $40 and OiU speSIg STANFORD NOrsas sni BE- gs
Tho p:DD ~. g.
sOl FOR Conn. N1uey saybrook lbe 300
900 vita hOrsh ind
h-w-iayen aad k,rtAl D. r. ~ heEH 500 1000
l2DU with X Sprng
an 300 fof hontrs. Tire 500 400 an 800
oonEets With hansaacg Ksoai. Gbd S:uj 300 n
With ona4nic railroad at bridgeport Tic 500 anil a. m and
300 ifrhHU NorsIW o. No. NOrGaF
,e 500 1;c0 sni h'10 with NewC-nsan Railroad at
St5ml5r,
SUNDAY Boston Mail Traa, at Vi, sp'.ugaeE 9:lO p m
Va PoTiicLc
Dlv BIrrcSs and Sletpngcar Might RI
rf.iaA
Depot, \. Transfer Co.. ga Broadway
Iou,, II. l.. AMI ~. tOItL, brooklyn, VINO viii
rfrr from resi- g. i-.t Ion.
Information pst rusrs posters a. Dol, d depot
JOIN q. MOODY. SrpG o. n. Y Div
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Gounirp properin 10 fel.

COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS.-Rent
10 - k7UO-FOa sALB $500 to 800 600 40 uHles ~
Eus or Monrar n n Address j. H. D. Inbune Of'e or j. v"
JORALEMOS odce ws.hin oh.sVe, Woofsie, Sss.sl y j.
NRANGE. n. j., close by Montrose Station
" y.r complete HOISES 10 LLft all possible ronycncnees
rgnt. fon $500 81 700 DANIEL sIALLhNbCHI O~nefs
- E1ssuSL
rNO RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE in Stam-
fooenua cory stayi ua.erifon, add ,e" c,rnaiehoue
bJ fait I., css UCgsi, tlfto minaa non sa waller
md De oti bot .Bf syld ss<t AGfuR ahkLDh1, E'snus
s4usa.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Ghanccs Tor Du5laes5 1ilcn

A - unusual induCcmcnt 90 engage in BOOK
n STATIONARY business viii b. found boy a'as1l boS 80
$50 Washington. d. g. hoI-' sell has
i,t1 for Ghegn gsiT, and last y, Tc14 poit O
SlJ $40 over ON expenses.
4 SPLENDID CHANCE for BUSINESS
~ nAE-N l,-s .pI ff.c.s. HNINAT SPVtsG and NATB.-
CURE Fs ttBAI.tIEN SALE, EAtHANGE 'ur cty ~
other good " several NprugI we'll and hvoflby
4t, clgtus inducements to olc sgcLng s. r1i
HJui o.
I'M Interest SlYRR HtLNTPD, lr2 Br"aivsy
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

ESRiDGEPOR1, and al points on llousatonic
a. aHi huea'ac4 Rio1l'. F1re g. Steamer iA "a Is con
port steamer 'GRDilioars,I..'r..'
E.NTRAl, RAILROAD or hEW-JERSEl,
- ALLISTG%S .IN& 40 iaS ESi- s'e e, az. NJ H. q,
South Branch 4 u, at Haa1,aH ae.on W I aa il,ss-aa.
t.s5lga aud lie Wet a so 70 Csa Psan,-ly,a
Commencing d, Tis9tG H%";ssfN5r S's7'ls =, p,
b'i5 & "a %4rs L,A,S oI ia,oa osae eoga Bat Ae'Ora
nL--"sy Tran ior llai4.'i
60, ~ l - I.aa.'on L,iou n.lyqors N-l.h chlns
ise..' N %csl G'.'a N@ 'l''l "'" D''
sIoE'iyo rTrags daiy l1eer, susiiys. IA Ar'
tn; Easc1 M.n.l Caank WEcs54re Set,p,n.
a.. tIloash Ia p1uI le. william port.
l0:;1s. n-,yay Tai7 i5r NonsrUrs
Nl..h C1rt. .'aar7y IT, Ii'ar "Il. me. scr,o, leat
.:sSp ,o.-%a, !rsd q & 5..o, .sa's,5. 'ai 5..ri,.
uSay ir.ip fcT Ia,cn, hh.osn Maa.a Cspnr con
'"c: e J!a.',3 " % is Io. md "e,L ct, = IT,
g. w. II ~ tor Sorcflia '''
G.50 -s1TTo iErsSs' i. H,3n Deri,,, Ar,p
osp. Eea1ipe. Harrisburg; s.argh Ci'rsso $.
G. S.GG65 ",s'.i 49, l'r.1 r,sit, aSI sGa,''''
1;$1p IA. taslutl-' or l''oa
9;,iii 9,ile p m-Ns5 Ta'a r'i. e. .aer.p~
70, El,5'tl 3: DIS s 900, 60 T. 80. B. SIS o go
ioI Is .Is 40 4{j 4%{ = :I5 55J 5:j 3 6j Gi5 7:i5
$50 SD, 0.ij iO;5o llf' n. n RcyRs s,,. and E,.
II, T DADD,ns cooer4l rascassr Ase.l
CRE RA!LWAY.-WiNTER ARRANGE
~ MINT of Taa. tsias ei.st J3r.- Il l'L Pom Clam
900 . mopcfrsa and cs'easo Uay Erpre.. D,sinqRoon
lO45 mLIpicsI Ma fT Baio aAi hIsara FalA sleeping
IN m lDsYuaGsc E.gra.s 20 he West Sleeping CoacA.,
tarosh Culalo. hazin Fs, Cnu'sI Dsiot anl C'eso
wloat change.
Por Jer,s oo 300 1890 ,nI 1o45 m 49, 'C3o ant
Alstssgn so9 $50 200 10 io:e( A'4 1919 AZ $t5
connect vi.h Nev-' ,rk sal o,W.go Millad iai rosi.
Go,e, 100 s0D ~: 30 900 aIo.'3 I'D 10 i5 , N J.}r
3 tJ 3.}J fl.jO ami 1.uu N
Hc ybGrgb 1880. and 1915 ~. $3.50 snl f:30p.-
Rau8,rE 300. 1898 a. H.. AMI 4:iJ Pm
6aaea 20, G4b g. o'oO 1880, aua 1919 n $50. o g.,
$3.50 u end II 30 p.
l.,d5ew. o. ,nose hhc,dale aai Rs,n.crs ~ elj g.
Ts,,rseo 10 Gib T. 3 $3.50 TO- 1880 lO:ij ii:ip
- noon 'lit, @lj :4j. 4 4.5 D. S:lS o. $50. -
ESc,St sG T. .s:jO f0IS an 1850 a ~ J:Io 4;45 g.
ana 1890 p. il and - S,oni.' nights only M~ M~ . 80 81. -,
,oa aa'-ej i 4 re-, I sHS g. $50 ~ i6'so .oI isO D m
H1se HsekrnacS, AM WAl, D. s:l', anu 1910 m A. D.
Essexoot 8 g. 49, aud $50 n 315, f:15, f4j $50
Crc.sill 0 ~ and $3.50 N. $50 $40. A15 $50 6;3o
7I5 o. m ana IL saIUr iay nIshts - - "a
spArks, ,, 3. 80, snd $50 $3.50 3:l5 Al5 Aio o5'
aud Mack 8 ~. ana $50 1880 3il1 aio O'oJ
$50 t7:f5 p m au1 ~ sh.uriay nights o1l'.
sprns Waller and wav. sni $3.50 i41 p u" ~ h. t..,.
TWobty 10 minutes earlier than above TINE; tIh -
Chambert quarter h"urs lev TEeu ri % nina es ai
irsnng Oh nDerss. hOuA The = H. sha Il
ruidn HI tr,ins stan Chimbers- olly n, -, ALL,
Co ehes can obtained ori-rs the eheen sna ha'
Rsgsage may let he ComphIs oho-2il - snl "
Onebundred and I~eniI a.lh-sA
BiooJn tas Company Depo' ana o' AEoH I" we
pinapL lo.el. ,sn,,,v.os,y
'DGlJ. ,, ,r,,ip lSpnlals ; QUIZ o ,,.,., ,,.,,
. A
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
Ngy.yosr. Tbrrs,ay. March ~. 1877,

Mcssrs. Adrian II. Mullc- e. Son sold to-
day. by order OF tlo executors OF Andrew CarHgan'
valuable lots locatcd on boulevard. Rversideavc..
One Observation-Disclosures and Onehundrrd-aDdff-
tecnth sts also mansion and lots One ne-hundredand
fOurecuust. Tho sao attracted large attendance OF
real estate dealers and the entire property ofred was
sold at good prices. tho purchasers being some Of our
most prominent real estate ovners aud capiialisis
Mcssrs Anthony j. Bleee ker. Son Wbo sold lots on
Etghil Gf-si. and factory aud Outbuilhug' wtb lots
West Forts Ci1h,hst Dotails OF properly sold "il
b. found below.