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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Mem gersep Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE OF TO LEASE FOX a IERM
QP YEARS he desFabis RkslDHhCEsi OrAase
ceu faro with Apd al mooern inptos
csse grssa sBd snd bail nes o. gOopa
tuIuoS uasurpsssrd THOMAS DUSA no FaI1P.Lee y !.
ORANGE. N.J.-Great variety property Iof
~ sac sno - 0hss boar hon 1 y 3 n - w..
/ H. GERHl. 50 Sssss1. cor 1ee-sl.sL
1GEACRE FARM at Hawthorne Park. ia
tO n es York bv Kne Midland Aaoao 5eaa va G
hossi roc and OabSeng eonsianoA soI ~ VI
nnapn eries 5000 can remain Apply
~ BDWARDs owner, q Pise-st ~ stars
OIL EO0 IN TWO YEARS, or 500 per
% Z,s1tD cert On asierrs0 yayuosni. Per
that with 10 rears stns
sut osn Ire. sBe 0 two harosome oonnodDs SUB
iKBAN VILLA RKSIDENCB3 with pi grounds uniting o' con
wboiesoms unuenoes o couoH
2eoshy sci dtnec snd heaay pse' ~ -.
euufcbe schools and E1ihir ~ b
uauvled sceonn aa0ns oi we en
Ral,sd boa ta cola Nae
kse,s, esssu baib dVe 4Wa garden n5Ssfs
skAde aAd fruit YiseS berret 6e - 49,. ..,.
and 6urune a. % aoHth f oItnet parncas
sdlrea d. OWKRR. ". O. Bon ls3~EbSabeta y J.
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Amnseme-!s.


GREAT OPTICAL AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
srpasopaiSJs go.P4G sTFsTss slss. IN n a9norr e
imported expressly for hs
''''' ''''' AS%:ass b e.: & { g g: sssTs sf.t' Tabernacle
RARNUM" GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME !
~ EysU ansrOSaH ssd RTsuinE
RARNUM' GREAT ROMAN HIPP0DR0MEl I
y 6rrss rO'ans csrniv, ~ sHisssTo-ta1.
RARNUMs GREAT ROM IN HIpP0DR0ME !
- Saurss This DaJ.
RARNUM's GREAT ROMAN HIPPODk0ME I
+tnis or iilff Pre-
RARNUMs GREAr ROMAN HlPPODROMEl
A. hvefJ'eiT Aae d.
RARNUM'' 6 GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROMEl I
~ = she treat ROnsB RAc-s
RARNUMS GREA ROMAN HIPPODROMEl
efsno roarasnsnl Tenigh-
RARNU n GREAT ROMAN HIPPODR0ME!
- CO~Ring Of the Queen OF Besuy
RARNUM' G REAT ROMAN HIPPODROME!
~ GHv.lrI .od Kaiess IN Amor
II RARNUA' GREAT ROMAN HIPP0DR0MEi !
~ Flis al vib DelshL
RARAUh's GREAT ROMAN HIPP0DROMEi
~ Ds1ng Lsdiss Hardls Faces.
RARNUA's GREAT ROMAN HIPP0DR0ME!
a Al the Ladies Fiat Bsc-s
RARNUM'' GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROMEl
- :, The billing s..9alas Rae.
HARNUM's GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROAlE!
- spe8dot, Assniscsooe. sOd Excitement
RARNUMs GREAT ROMAN ffPPODROMEl
semi "eesi1 Irot Tuesday and Pn1hv
EARNU M'' GREAT ROMAN HiPP0DROME!
A. Doors spes At and $50.
RARNUN' GREAT ROMAN HIPP0DROME
- Performance 2:j0 and g.
RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. 28D-ST.
~ r. r., Ekl ~ M hVENiNG Is Z SAruknAY MATINEE At >
W HRSRr RICE DAN BkYANF. HOGAS. ENERSON kG
RO0lH's THEATER. LAST WEEK.
- FIPrH AND LAST WEEK or LrT1Lb KMLY.
ss ahsng par und on Dekea. BE-, story, DsSd Copper
rikiDN EvkkiNG next BkNKP1T Of Mr. FREDERICK
:kgb when viii be ayea IEB lOgs FAMILY LTTrLE
T VIZ YEA 81 .ra1 " gs rfs rHEATRR WILL BE
.e-Sg 2 sAs.. g hs gfeirse1aa AQypAY EEESlSG - G
FIFTH AVENUE THEATEK.
F"pnsiof soa AAhAgef..... .'.''-..hE AUotSTih DAILY
WOMEN OF THR DAY
GREAT SUCCESS
h'ENING Box dAT' ahead.
so nr .oatrrg Ia I'd bod Fith
Avezu. FLe''eJ and q fvss heir rnelsncAols."
vv,.ov NON. woME, or TnE DAY.
E'hhi Ni"hI ~ : dtT1Nhb NTURD1 At l:3O
HUTCHINSON FAMILY CONCERTS al
Jan Is a. evening tete;t saturday during
| ICEUM THEATER-l4th-st. and 6th-ave.
- LAST NiEHr BIT FOtR or
Sed S FRsa a. 'Pa EVSs Si as S wkE 3 or .
NAlINIKr SATURDAY
LAST ArPBAIANCEs or MRS. ROusBY
- Z, MA. 5.;. @1g1. + s s soa g an. sDi R4BErH
II Ton TsL or. grsst sis.arss. gis,
suprore o. b. GEO CLAaRR gEs full Or n4!c rombauy.
MONDAY Feb IFs .ns a' Ss-.ior1 saAEepetrs,
Pr, appearance. o. M. RIO Shy a. IosALISD.
nRFSS COATS for Balls. Weddings, &c.
- SALE aud IlRE BroadvBr MSFiT. half
SHEA. ihs Co'h'r. i|4 BrOene-st -sir Broldsar
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
REAL ESTATE.
NRw-YORK. Tues la

NEw-YORK. Tuesday. Jan. Is 1873.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange saiesrOOms to-day and the attendance was
extremely small.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Gountrn Real &slaic tor Sale


EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-GRIST and
SAW MILa purposes,
pear desot D. A. MALbEfr. am3ile. ldtchhei1 a. tOru
FOR SALE
to TEN RE~ stib o bu ling summer res enees
De " sn1 30 n1utes from NeNlwA
Ihtt uans daily us-s,S e2ceyieJ IS % >ssItI ,,,r,
IA Resdes,
H0! FOR MAKYLANDl! 30 p..@e fAkM f.ll
tATAi OGUB ii~; map via toE1. road o. A.
church. &c, 20 J. r MAN1hA Essob, ~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
gOuntrp Red Estate tor Sale

A RARE CHANCE IN CHICAGO!
n Vor sALB ABSr sDia9ls, vih custom large fAC-
qORY IN chs.xo oorers 25I three stones high
s sor med for woodworking Norting machinery ha
sss Cav svEps ouy anspf Of 80 sOsspewsI wan s
SOLD o. RgSTKD siIt wbOni BstsTy Lila F" in ' pao
sr win throughOst ''aS'e Tor '1' '
sas basBss 10 ysss ssaDdpg h ava" ana ~ 's
H1SseT. ssd cd SssIt tss elSs~t lEVeslEaaeE =
tn. pcopnsios reason ofe s travel through hafore ro
sves .Uy FACTORY care Aaain'n' O0Nor'
A6V AgsooT, 30 Lsssr'-st. CtiesFo. u -
EXECUTORS' SALE-At the village OF
Il F4essanVe Weseh-.ter 90 y b~ New fss aad naf
la fziosd 30 ae rs hr clg kAsiOs h ~ CNsS
Ntf detstset. the main Sirei a A. has ~ iaaaD
b4i goo bssxs good o. f 10 er,t - s e2sy n4ls
sfehasss II n aARTH0 Sc z1s Bre2s@Ay sSoe
g. Ne. ISr1 sf 8. FRc q. ss sls Os~asl bfO~STa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
GltD proueriD 10 Eet.


A NICE little THIRD FLOOR, three rooms,
~ No g. West IATy-l-irsi Of BoA-way Ielt
s@j per month.
OFFICES To LEr.-SOme very desirable. on
~ ourt, Gtb f,ors bindings z. 3 sra Beei
~ 10 NRssaust@ RlLAAD WAlIlAG beck
NTEAM POWER TO LET. - Well-lghted
y "
g Inztdate!v. Join J. GOKMAN as Az Az Vest
-1-hsL
JNO LET-33 WEST 4jTH-ST, near 5.k-aye.;
also $50 " EST 22JsI. ImmeliA'e ,, ssesslol-
ITO LET-4e0 West 22d-St.; immediate pos
4 sesSlob 4-siory bneA house. JANIS H. EDNAhDs
ITO LET-Nawly and handsomeiy-furnished
4-S h. b. hOCrE below - h-si. ent TO Br5ad1a'
a. 6thave. Apps 70 Z A. DALEY. 1so 6th-a1e.
TTNWENTN-ONE most desirable private RkNl-
CES belonging " Sorta An Lie las Co. fe1i per
auuuu i.ou sJVO ~ 80 JUU o LEASE tor term O. rcsrf
n. PAGE, 33 tsrtroN. Aanse'r
ITO LEASE-The elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
lC2 b ihr ynivesa Lie ms Co. 90 acc @
o. NOR II AMI ~ srTcu-sti 0h"rs % o l-
Desas4l PsGE psee ofoc- ue NorA Anrrl LIE las
Compsuy Building, vIce Of the ourlisn ~ ' ioa"Af
X. r. PAGK 800 PirsTov.
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Farmers.

I'ARM HAND and USEFUL MANA Ger
Solii Ike place ON farm or sen-ain, 1ss
sling 20 uske himself % l
lsou, or q, OUELL, GtRNAS BUREAU l09 "e'' Jish-'t
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5ltnations Wmieo--M Males

Miscellaneous.
COACHMAN and GARDFNFR-IiOUSF-
y WORK-BF Protestant ard sfs. ~
den hsrs ssr-ninz nis estrs
nd kc vi . . M
90 al % hOsvort good oee eW
couutrJ. ca. e. CAkP l- Wet h - eoInr ots,
NAN and WIFE (German), with good city
vi references COACMAN waiter auc lsfuI
man sup~ro- COOK. sahef md ier
country tan ue Le fhOl hsAASl
HOME 81 REAC lJ- 81 have above lhl"t
WAITER COOK By a married couple
w 6rt-eisss " sirsR wife rrcsN~ut
COOK uudsrsABd business thofo ghy n amg
hienes. ual.r ..cf Gail addrea, 30. SO J4ave.
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amusrmrnfs.
AcADEnY or .McsIc. >. p, -. = :. =

n kdLi4fis GaAyD HEGifTT 0FFsa
81 rpsEspt Y % sT-Fsu
Mss cisrs Ee a Bsaassu Mess rrs,sr Fss&~A
Military Rssa
rHUaSDAY-ACADKNY on nustC BROOxLfN-ERbASi.
v ID Jia 81 Frf tire Ia NeF fofl Engi - 81 40
sese Ihonsss o. "a Br - sarr~sH gp~.s hl6 ,.N.
RAND 6B. LOCI N.ltNtf - lfED ~ 10 tshralsa 'Ai
es bv - scsi-, = gss f0i sr ~ Bsssa
s' h~-rv.4 81 AdssayH o. Fsssf Cics 80 e-ssf
i.e@efd Fsniif asrs1s ssf
Ae.sn - aase o, MI o.-s. - yAe opsssa
ELEVENTH G-aad organ Concert q 'lifrch
. q az iiaF trl -
=, 10 4 - Ogsna. x Hsslsy 4 ., Jesy'. esssA
n = Eocsl.s sn O. ie,s-r sorrife A4Hs to- - see<
pAEk TiEAfLE-0pEKA BOUFFE.
Il Ia N.fl = HffffIF ffTf prare1
"a FI1LB D. Nnh skGUf" n.
10 scFr prrpasseu a. NE hs
81 ~ ifail.E huprt d. -ffls
Op-ra Gi OFLB 0ROFiA." "a as-ss .g..<<
~ al Morna. I7ca-rl aifan. WA. .~sLs ~ szs..s
esf q
CORA gsies Dsasgs-. psns
D fAacnsaL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Amussmsnrs.


MACCABR-ROBlNSO HALL, 10TH. ST.
ItA kyrry Egsniag ct 2 ast-~s
Pour'' month - ss. .s51 Of a. b. s.ai ''oa".' 'f
BEGoNg DUIL cAkK
The POPULAR AND AKTrS IC sUcuRss ~ Nm. n&ccAsys
prp.eni sugagsment : . -rael Ia ssw-ssrA
TIE .naiene.s vsics hsye hsss-es hs nsgAss.
perfsrss9se. arros tA. PAST TIiaEs MO fTts ,'e
As SABAl PSI hsd 40 II FASHlO'A slh ever
essh-r-a witness ,sts1sisnent
THs PRoehsank ygR THk RRssssr WEEK
>epiisg -THE wAN0gaiSG MfSsrRsLs"
%isS MARY NAY @ thE "a. ca q agi%S P-lb0"''
TBKhT 0NUbAIGAS" The dusl decspsss
=" TX R0wLAsb Tils RyHP,ga"
~ whieh NJ NACCADH viii P1RsONAFB Two CHANCrB&
7 OhC8 fMAL3 ASD PRM .LEi.
TrieI Ofcs. ao'infen Hti. oDrh q ilr rom ui ..
NEWI0kK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ Kat r'or'e'atSs, ssI w s a., % sssi 70 Da"ao.
l02. l1t sni io1 COURT-s .. Nsts
6IBSCkfPFON BOOEt olen "a toSnr
CLASSICAL C0NCBKf Of tus ghe4s aI BE- 1t
senwsI Hall RsA 10.
OLYMPIC THEATER. G2l BROADWAY.
NOW asSDY T.B Sew 6uasEsQJs
TiIB shOtK-GAUN
Every 'esns ane s-pointmaut eotr.y nsr
FTst spp-sraBee OF alr John LAIR
M jas. CLsRKB IrI-H COaHfiS
hBN STARS AND Alb tnh OLD FAFDlurkA
MAIlNBBs- Wease~hT ana soiartsf ..
Gan FRANCISCO MINSTRGLs.
Imrense 81 ne sae.rtv pssat,
CLVTiLDR. % TBB BAUIslD IBAkT.
MTlNtE A1JRDAl II 2 "a. .--1r,,
II il Z { Ii A r T Y b A l. L
=, g. ,...,,s. T'e1us'A ss'''n)
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBKUARY 4
under the asua ~ snl lgenest
The e uckees the q lAs Committee mar be hal i
Del nOnioSs AZ -
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
BroOklnn Real g5late tcr Sale

Brooklnn Real g5late tcr Sale.
NOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
IL No lOZ Pnrspnest Frame store ann 5ouse o.. : 700
No. az 81 % Frame uSei-a g. oi 4+Hiou-
b. nas5ilgroB-sL-Praue d. ilu4 iot ~
Ss1 I79 sBi io1 anu basement back hOusA
NJ. 43 WiiOugtbf-sL-S-slOrf orcs hou'e '' 'i-VO'
"a Il Hekss---3 3-1ors buos noase. ..', Z01 lUu
=, / IS Ransea-st-}-s.ory b--k a09ses lot. -9tlp0
". p COOh. -, "s~1ing on-st btootl N
ID s. BU5SING, jr., No. 204 Montague-sst,; st;
IA. 0,ortip.g Be lrgi l~ooklru BROKER REAL tSIAIh
= hOKTGAGbs hss Brootiyn ghs iaene@s on
.rrspop Nolr.v oEs, sRd Benrv sis and or ~eAt
ARK 1n0 PerfI'ni So ne isii
o.. ey,r rr TIE New excellent opuop
mo4er-,e cost scar ffo'pe a.
bsseet npNhsbott roh oA p'u'o
gf5O ast anisho New lOk Car se slon
A. erra eIchSlse fo other proie ~
trck 0 rssr;'t fifk ' - WV
cav terms pYrlCnt roJfh Broo vn on tDion seeker on
yesn ssi oyi-s eseshr gent hagans IN ne puhAse
tsss. ess no. ne saresf IN tDe N1 y
h5Es=s o vsnoOs descfpt0ns - ys
Sl5OU0 OF theih Soh1 % s
buf-rs oeteApsf grades a. Pst
e ,ts Tor fr 81 sou ssoA Faes lots o sae ~ VIC
Fars
sss h0niag1et, Snf Io On
vacant property 1ty. Eghty centrally V 20 IN DoeAn
A. sTrhssI, "a, P.la within 100 kewfork ana Tee ven
s,se lots ~ bcuseA Parties btvng
S-oon property conirmpbff ts purth1ss ma nbe " 20
With the sdverise me
81 noSaras eafeisy t-ca0@d 20 sha
tns sscunT tr4r. Wiaoai eSAso "
sVpOrOnfass, apple nou % m. 49,. =. p,ool1r,
O-STORY. STONE FRONT, Cambr1dge-place
sD Froot 70 lov BULASD a "hItlNs. be-hnAnsN
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6elr mdHIfo-- Maie5.

6elr mdHtfo-- dlaies.
XUANTED-A young man acqualnteu VITA
wv tsr SOTA BgOKkRAGb bL mass espvcsA
l, v.ose sou Bns ulAen- ~ sbif
luerrty aaA Eppiy 6. ROGERA BuSh 4 Co, a. Pss a.
NTANIED-A German and nis wife 20 TAKE
w az WOaK IRUCk SUD fRJig FskA
prcaars. rs.s saa ossrs sa
szsxsx, anp. 1sA rss sa6As ssk AAs-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
5ituailons Udnieo--femdlce

Chambermaids.
A DvERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
a YoRI TRBUNE WILL Bs R1csivsD AT rhB IrrofS
rrsu,,.aira,t 5Oi llra ave- s@'ne lsril ou - AZ zoe
o1s ~ en- %, Barl RI ur, aas a. 81 bElOE
LlN BRANCH ON /, No 323 Wa ngS0sI ssI 70 'ss
a NEAT, capable Swedish girl wants a stu-
y stoa - CiTAdBERMATD ani MATTRESS Or sRAMsrREss
-ase, a - eount eau a. lO5 oiha'e o'sf shoe
CHAMBERMAID and HOUSEW0RK-By an
- EnSn young 9th ss iy r'iersaes % " 'u',s ssrs
s en- Fs9 PsorS 2 f @ n 81 70 IS i1S Sr. ''' '' ''''
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS - by a
%, ed eAt,s ul aa assess. snHes e., uI
9'i 9assST ~; 10 i6e We. 5is BrO.d.sr ssa .r
CHAMBERMAlDa y aud -Dya neat
v tdy Yells VOC se 1ur's,aud, le aas' hotosh y ~
s.,hs y We -ars'' lSd r,-s ss ear, and s,'sng a. -
R''s R ils ma ''T ss Eoa ,to9%"'A'aN ,, O'n Al 'AHN
lE DOWNING-ST, rear.--A respectable
,OaHs -oR,s As sseMAIO ehsabenHsd ssa
1'(S WEST 16TH-ST.--A respectable young
200 rh /" cHAABERMAI0 ana wAt Rsss 3 : pdvsss
sinlI .oOd rei,rsaos
701 o$D-AyE,; ring $d bsllnA YOUNG
vii care of srO-u ssildrss.
SOOAs.
COOK-By a good, strong Scotch woman, 10
I COOK WASH HON, bread OseaI, .s saa
Is, s s.e % ApS At No. 100 o,s .vs SS- ss.t over 1sos
COOK.-A Protestant woman as frst-class
v Cool. naes AZ LDs. Of soT. as';,Is T Is, pT..,. - -,
: os5 "se en- BE- seer S,Ss. sS ,Ss.' % oDkL1S
NOOK-By an English Protestant woman
very respectable anieanes French aud English ad
CoounE meats Eans eoos ssd ar. soS' D,.'s, cream.
dunsr. pad.si ely e'SH At BOoKHAAS' So' 4sa''e
mar 93d = "
IVANTFD-A siinafion as COOK will assist
W With Ls washing the best car reference Apply 20 We"
13.asL
General Houseworlr.
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant woman wishes
n assa.oH he eSshtrr N senusasas lnl' gnasr,ias
oa rsi,reBc until aea Al No. 100 Wess 2osst
aet 7tb-.vs
COOK and H0USEWOKK-By a German
.es a. TO PROTgSrAST H0Ag, No l3s 6baIs, above lOt
COOK. &c.-By a good cook, washer, IroDer,
" or general bouss~o uiV eee'ed yogas sonAn for e
Sfis. aosS E'i BUGSAG No o
! CO0K. WASHER and IR0NER-By Prot
-Uas' sy s s aS Ss ..s s go sos o sSS1
Sober soss., ey testimonials C.h a. Book-
! HAMS jO7 4ihaVs Dsar 25i.1
| IOOK- WASHER and IR0EER--A young
" gosi Hi's cook makes sIss. ss1a .a s,.ea
osssS e a. .s% ISpy ODELHs AeEscx 100 "'''
S4sS.si, esfseT Of Dr0sayg.
COOK and HOUSEWORK-FO the country
u y good cook vashrr Sbo -hse sna .sso ~
.r snd Sf .,t ~ or bss usea dank sDSo
,s, I'D waEe. 20 obiecL 5s a. lac PhO Ao An O
/ DURKAU, l3o 8hsvc. above lOth-sa
| GENERAL HOUSEW0Rk, or Cook, W asher,
VI stsut Gsrntn vea'k "a, ,es-
god ssudfessi sag eh HSl h' e n,
IS0tsE Loo e.. . - - = -.
HOUSEWORK for the Country n good
arous wiling Sid - sDoni Ssi.s4 m s.'' 80 -
=. !. .asa.s rth yer let tao ninn. ~
.ncsa Cad BE- ts-a he PROTESTANT hoan DV"a~N' 80
aKgax 2a2I k2AH
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

90 Unom II nan outern
vNHE undersigned intends 10 apply 10 the
j board health "a o frsuan l7s1 perm; -
the Ft14 between 3sti d h St. n
. 80 \ hi HEhEY uRAPLE
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5iatiorcrn.

pLANK BOOKS and all kinds of STATION
- BRY for ofhce TowBR. GiiDERSLEFvK cos.
sol Bro2dWaF Frsnkisst
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Waters.

COLORED young MAN wants SITUATION
y .sWAITLt In rryas Emv borrfnghosse or 70 answer
good e'reBes be gVen Cal on cr Iddres T. AOkhlS
rr ". Kftff-s
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Gardeners.

A MARRIED MAN wants situation a.
GARDENER % FARMRR would take chafre o gentleman
70. experienced laying oui b. furnished VIA god enAr
s.r o , s ,ploysr Address I. H4SLOS, Croon LAhdDg
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
Porters

DORTER OF NIGHT WATCHMAN and
L USEFUL MANA ,oung soaid Ike pace Is Pokt tah
.tor, ofee o, boel place SIGHr WATCH
NAN Is sunE himself us-ul n cu OF country esa Dc
s.-p At ODFLLS lUs Wee. 34thst eofseI u broadway
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3r0oa.rH i1rOpcrt1 60 Eet.


8r0oa.rn irOpert1 60 let.
pARL0R- FLOOR Of No. 1O3 Pineapple-st.;
igsi room ''sie ' COOS g S. 93 w3ns eTa da, Bro1
8sar6 dn1 Roons-
Bel5w Fourtesnth-st
At 100 EAST igTlI-SF., pleasant desirable
~ FUREsaED ROOM ~i.a vi-AOas B04kD iOr 'lse VI
married With soOo re srehes~ 7,
-HANDSOMLLY FURNISHED roo -
s., ssiresl 20 l' 6b i. "a ave. i,ergSc,s fsqu
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
n, 2,. 70 oTcsp ai az 56vss sqae
HASDSOMELY-FU PARLOR
n BE2GooA .ecoRa aor soeinss2 sip'se: & & & os I
sld c wste hath s,asHes 81 sh''t between ''e -'a
6tb-a'ss
UNFINISHED SECOND FLOOR to LET, with
board aesHea Cal a. @i' "es 4olh' BEL - ana
~ EAST 9TH-ST., neT Universlty-place
O (snr.e See 3na Fcs elegant .Ie,' NOD
ersts pnse psrnsn, nj per'Oas
c- BEDFORD-ST.-Priy family.-A well
- bd ROOM 4" LIT wh 30 OARD to -iiJ s' OAh ana
beaer; term, 81 per Week, references ieQMf'1'
West Side.
4 PLEASANT FrONT ROOM IQ lI.-I.--.. LEI-Cn- a.
a tb.1 or prv r bed. suitsbie occupant ref
ersnoes required Appiy a. $50 v @est lgta-.,. "
A PRIVATE FAMILY, owning hoslse, would
N rrut Aoey FURHSiED aOOAs wa or "lihou poAnD
ehsSgsd No I05 wesi 4lstst
A PRIVATE family, owning house, VIII LEI
~ SrTe suanv ROOM seona 6Sor rse sss a..
.a1sD% ss sopf,G TsrsSos. tIsAsSs.I 2t4 West 21ts.t
NO 120 WEST 2D-ST.-Plea@ant, clean
y ROOMS with goOi tfble - gehiensn o. gentleman @'u VIC
be regular SOArdiIg. oase reference
mo LET fnrnished-SecOnd FLOOR, hve
,o toTetber ~ without board OF VIII bfiVa HOe
LpvlT 70 & A BAILEY, 6ss 6ih-ave
rIIO LET-A nice, large FURNISHED Ron |
PARLOR snitSbe ge enhn I'D wIs or een'haH Ai0Ae
With gas r,f required rent noeaLe IuI nsE -2n
mo RENT.-ChOce part or the whole OF
6rtea brvEostone. mbst0op honit hsnasanlfy nishu
bsss fu perfect orosT; immediate poa'e'@"h ie'eh
Ca ! % West 4liAL
IYNi0N- SQUARE, 37.-Fine large and small
aTasssd al hail pnosi asiEenS soeA"oh' "A1 '
s-ed A. plg OF third floor, % Mr.. LAW hshob
"A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS !;
- lsrx Snps elOSet s9uibsh exposure "h DoAlO
i.H. ies ~ gentlemen 2s West 3l,tst
- WEST 27FH-ST.-Parlor and bedroom !;
- also sHge s1Utben efporare tor s.n ent saa vie
on single seneIas and every convenience references
"a WEST -24FH-ST.-RO0MS with BOARD.
14 M famF OF keaeaeH objection 10 ehhreni hgut con
~ ghesi given and required house fe 1 So"ArfA
- WEST 25D-ST.-One large ROOM on
sDs1 reoa and small fourth aooF' Nh hrsteAA'
I1s1. WEST -i9TH-ST., near 6h-aYe.-A
tm .rye FRONT ROOA LET, sith GOOD BOAkD' 10 sNo
g,n.easa.. terms ra0lsFai''
.yns. WEST 95TH-sT sT.-HandSon'ei FUR
ebsHJ NlsuEs ROOMS u = iarHlHe ennIs., new '--
s io dEst soassIssp.azi ~ Dss- ~ sus.sSs@
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
NARDENER and FARMER-B

a NANULNT4TN HIIII 7
Prassur q vh eas DO eli kind. Of no-er and
v,sb. xardenirE cAre kc also practical farmer
,.d rpeaeAou. Call CARPbNTsks, ljo en ilA't'
e.aasr a..
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

O-STORY, STONE FROM, Cam6rldge-pIa
s1 ITootiyu rsrv Iov RULASD Wal rlSG. Bo-snAn-ss
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

DARL0R- FLOOR Of No. 1O2 Pineapple st;
-t roor Is suabie JT orse beng M tNo ao'is
ron FulcB-st '" :. CoJa' 70 "-'A'NS oAA~' D''''.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
fine aris.

as~ss> =.
EINE ARTS.--A Gf,t-clas; ARTIST wh
q p.stA ~ PuaIKtrs F.n e. D.aos = % nfrndoes ~
Is f-.pes gnDs 80 ptsare.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

A COMPETENT Protestant woman Go gn Gus
~ bg he da AeH lhON. 10 ipI - tA lA0,
hsr eiiy f-se stsr-t "a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

A NICE little THIRD FLOOR, three rooms
~ No 81 West IATyls-. aoVs eas Of BoA-way Ieut
s@j per month.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-02
Officers of the State Grange.

The following are the officers
elect for the State Grange of Mis-
sissippi for the ensuing two years
". l.. Hemingway, Carrollton
Carroll county, Master.
Put Darden, Fayette, Jefferson
county, Overseer.
Maj. E. q. Wall, Jackson, Kinds
county, Lecturer.
T.. J. Jackson, Liberty, Amitc
county, Steward.
Frank Burkit, Houston, Chicka-
saw county, Assistant Steward.
W. Il. Rainey, Starllvillc, Oktib-
beha county, Chaplain.
J. L. Robertson, Brownsville,
Kinds county, Treasurer.
W. l.. Williams, l;.cnzi, Alcorr
county, Secretary.
j.. :. Terry, kosciusko, A'tal;
county, Gaic-kccper.
Mrs. y. ". Hicks, Bcaton, Yazvo
county, Ceres.
Mrs. :. II. Gill, Oxford, Laiayctts~
county, Pomona.
Mrs. Matte BurElit, Houston,
!; hickasaw cuuaiy, Flora.
Airs Augusta Ally, Claiborne
f."nty, Lady Assistant Steward.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
w. L. Hcmmingway, Cas'rolltor,
Carroll county.
H. o. Bridewcl!, Bcaureeard, Co
',iah county.
w. W. Naught, Magnolia, Pike
.ounty.
~. L. Williams, Ricnzl, Acorn
county.
A. J. Vaughan, Marshall comfy,
Post office, Memphis Tcnn.,) Proxy
to National Grange.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-02
D led.

| On Tuesday evening, September 2Sth.
Mrs LOUISA j.. wife of HENRY =. FooTE,
Junior.
1t is not our purpose TO write an obitiI-
ary ofthe deceased. We shall leave that
painful duty for others whose privilege il
was to know intimately, and are therefore
better fitted to do justice to the character
and virtues of the departed.
y no time and under no circumstances
can death be SAID to be Il welcome visitor
at our hearthstoncs. The aged, tired and
worn by Lifc's wcarisome tolls. may court
deaths embraces as Il happy escape to
rc:I Inns of bliss, where the old are forever
Young and the eternity OF years tell not
upon the redeemed and sanctificd of Gods
host. The invalid may court death and
fail asleep under its chilling" touch. con-
scious that after this life. and in the life
to come there is no more pain or death.
The christian. happy iii the thought of
life we'll spent. at peace with God and
man. may accept the call of the dread
messenger rs dispensation ofFrovidence
and without mtlrmur or complaint pass
from this life into Il better Yet, let death
come as il may. let its victim be ever so
ready and willing to answer its summons,
there are hearts that must break and
IhtNt StNtI. " siit lOii W
give up the loved and cherished. the idols
Of our hearthstoneS. the bright and crown
ing jewels of cur home circle. and our
hearts pour out their floods of sadness,
while our lips proclaim, Oh, Death thou
art terrible. In the death of this rstima
bic laIy-this devoted wife. this affeGt ton
ate mother. this fond and loving daus'h-
ter and sister. hearts are made to bleed,
and bitter tears caused to flow. while the
lips plead TO know why this sad aillictiOn.
Here. death has come to Its victim almost !
in the springtime of life, come to home
W here youth. joy and happiness reigned,
4 no me full of hopes and bright anticipa-)
,nd tle Of i little eh M .e arn"nd
whom cil -cled fathers and mothers
dolizng love. and over whom the aegis
IF christian love and guardianship was }
.pread. TO this home has the awful yisi-
or come, and sn. 'tched its very brightest
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-02

/ We failed to mention in our last is
/ sue, owing to the lateness of the oc-
currancc, the shooting of Candy
Smith, notorious and desperate
negro, by our city marshal and his
deputy. 1t appears that Candy had
been imprisoned in the Jail of Car
roll county awaiting trial and on
Thursday night Sept. Esd, made
his escape by knocking the jailor
down as he opened the cell door.
Ont of Jail, Candy took the night
night train Friday for Canton, ac
companied by his two wives, one
black and one white. In the mean
time the Sheriff of Carroll county
telegraphed to this place, giving
fu II description OF the escaped pris-
oner and Offering reward of $50
for his apprehension. Marshals
Weathersby and Thigpen were at
the depot before the train arrived,
but Candy took the precaution to
jump from the cars few hundred
yards up the track, but not without
the knowledge of our enegetic Of
ticers, who suspected that he would |
resort 10 this dodge. AS he got off |
the train they approached him to
make the arrest. He resisted and |
fred upon the officers, who return
ed the fire. Several shots were ex-
changed, but the prisoner, owing to
darkness of the night, got away.
The officers knew he was wounded,
however, and could not 90 far.
Saturday morning Robt. Tyler, col,
special policeman, was sent to search
he woods near the scene of the
shooting for the wounded man, and
'oon soon found him. He again
arrest and Tyler was COM
,elled to shoot him before he would
He was then taken to
all to await the arrival of the Car
oil county officers. They arrived
sunday morning, paid the reward
ind returned with the prisoner,
who is very seriously wounded in
several places.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-10-02
CGldest Ice i'll town for sale by
les,Priestley &. Co.

Hope Fire Company No. 2, of
Canton, held a meeting some ten
days since, James Rivers in the
chair, B. F. Fields secretary. Capt.
Harris Barksdale, by request, de-
livered very able address to the
meeting, as did also Mr.. Thomas
Miller, both of Jackson, Miss. r.
w. Garrison was elected foreman
by reclamation. James Rivers was
elected list Assistant Foreman, A.
Lawson, I'd A. F., Geo Singleton,
Hose Dire ctor, O. H. Fields, Assis-
tant Hose Director, John Garrett,
secretary. Success to the new com.
pany Let our people help them.