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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-08-11
ABOUT HOME.

Though full more than hilf
through the dull and hot season, sill
a littlegof the death sweat of bothyst
clings to us, and little ifany imprtu.
ment in business-the money 4 IL
ket here, if we can claim such amin
stitution, is really more pressed md
tighter than we ever experiencedit.
and all commodities high and hrd
to reach, save water melons and SIGH
truck-yet there is still the patent
and waiting disposition all around
for Micawber's virtue, something to
turn up-buoyed up by that We yet
think all is partly serene.
In the weather line we have hid q
pocket edition of the storms and
floods, which the kilograms fromthe
West and our own Sonth have flashedi
to US; but we are glad to note that
thus far very little harm has been
done to our fine and great crops. In
this there is luck on the prindple
that it is an ill wind that blows no
good to some one, we are pleased to
know that in that manner we must
profit by the bad luck of others, and
that we can stand the pressute.-
Right here we shove in our pleasing
fact that our crops are yet intact and
perfect. In some places a little stray
cotton picking will commence this
week, and in about another week the
first bale of cotton from more than
one place will be hauled to Townand
then dawns the new era of the new
season of 1875.
Last Saturday was lively, and
s9eTa'e0 day IN the Old Burgh, aud at
one time We had a feint hope That We
would have had several rounds 10 re-
port, and that the Town Treasury
would have proftted by these little
indiscretions, but prudence, though
by the charms Of tantlefnnt
still proved the better part Of valor
and all retired happy and consented,
not a black eye or punch under the
fifth rib being left as monumental
parting. Chin music, or what some
folks call gas bag eruptions, ruled for
The hour and thus cured all other
harms to the great delight otan adj
miriDg and over anxious crowd.
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A CHANeE.-The Board of Direct

A CHANaE.--The Board Of Direct
ors of the Fair Association have
made q change in their commence
ment day. Instead of commencing
the 9th of October, the Fair will open
on the 18th Of October and continue
five days. This notice Of change is
made imperative from the fact that
the Pamphlet Programmes had al
ready been printed, with the COM
mencement on the 9th on the title
pages and elsewhere, except on the
backs, which we're printed last and in
time for the new commencement day,
the 10Th of October, 1875. The pub
lie will please note this and be guided
by the backs and not by the title pa
ges of the Pamphlets. Commence
ment Day Of the Third Grand Annu-
al Fair will open on Tuesday, Octo-
Der the 18th, A. D., 1876.
-S-~~Y~~-sHH-~~>>-
BART. ABLE LINE.-Captain Dick
Sinnott, alive to his own interests,
linked with the welfare of his con-
stituents ia the Grand Ecore trade,
has added another Packet to his line,
and in the present issue of the Dem
ocrat advertises the fine steamer,
Carrie A. Thorn, to form semi
weekly line with the Texas, now in
place Of the Bart. Able. He wishes
us to be his medium with the public
in assuring them that he is alive to
their wants, knows his duties, and
means punctually and to the letter
to fulfill them, and he only asks a |
continuance of past fayors as an in
centive to renewed efforts on his part. |
-~-~>-~~e--+.-sAs&<-~~>-~
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great achievements will not descend
upon them from the angry face Of
fiery, bloody wars, but it will come to
them as an inspiration from the face
of the beautiful, newly risen star of
prosperity. ZETA.
The TELEGRAPH.-J. W. Davis,
the Manager Of the Telegraph line
which has just been completed be-
tween Minden and Natchitoches, has
been in Alexandria since our last.
His business is to continue the line
to our Town, and thus place us in
communication with the world. For
this he needs wire and other materi-
al for sixty miles Of the line, and
wants, also, the sum of three thou
sand dollars. This amount is needed
and asked in the shape Of a loan,
returnable in twelve months, the line
being q guarantee or lien for the
amount. AS yet, we regret to state,
he has met with but little encourage
ment, and hope those Of our business
community who are interested in
this work Of progress will not hest
tate further in coming forward and
pushing the work through at once.
In this manner we can all be bene-
fitted alike, and by the 18th of Octo-
Der we will have telegraph line like
other decent and go ahead people.
The FLooDs.-Our latest papers
confirm the intelligence Of the disas-
trous floods which have deluged the
Western and South Western States,
and caused immense destruction of
crops. In the Cincinnati Congress
sional District the. losses foot up
and $12,0oo,oo0 in the
Wabash Valley. Plantations in full
cultivation on the Mississippi, above
Vicksburg, in Arkansas and Tennes-
see. are all submerged and the losses
are simply immense, particularly in
cotton. Already the estimate Of the
present cotton crop, under these loss
es, has been reduced 100000 bales!
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this party alone can save tits scat
tered ranks must be organized. Its
executive departments must endeav-
or to bring into the folds Of the party
all good men who are willing to bury
their past political hate for the com
mon good and to affiliate and coop
crate in the great work of defeating
the public enemy.
If we fail in the contest Of 1875
by reason of dissenters, and disor-
ganizers and old time haters of the
party, then the centennial year of
our liberties will witness the virtual
overthrow Of this government, and
forty millions of freemen will be
practically clad in chains. But we
have strong, traditional faith that
the Democratic party will succeed
That the approaching centennial year
of the nation viii! see a glorious ma
tional jubilee. We believe that the live
men of the country, North, South,
East and West and thoroughly awake
to the overwhelming emergency of
the times. That they mean to let
their resentment record the crimes
of the republican party and make
them immortal; that they mean to
crush out the Grant organization and
restore the Democratic party to pow
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elected were, either by their personal or poicnl s
paties likely To fCter or emharrass him IN tne ntchIEo
hs great task He requires the most c'cie'' enech
tive resistant that the people can lend num- ana tn
are II bc found undoubtedly in the Democratic c'nu
dates. who mainly oi hia own RlGfcatOn tot-
tunatCly for the occasion, they arc mostly e" lh, W
connected with the dirty ntrigues OF former lHlt
FCryices and ~ the time OF rare capacity Oi w
uerence IN business Of nfcXihly upright purposes anu
OF msuhcd character in public and private ne. ~ ~
choosing from tie ranks IA when they wee lolI 81,
principals, the Democratic party maze M o'cl'i' VI
conc atiun which will not he misinterprrt'd ....o.
In vu OF pCpulous States 70" criu i'eor
Is committed TO The nsg,nc sCnctle OF an uhll ~.
Oi rrocomabc promises, when M all a-c5 anu al III
tons have bCcn The certain and fruitful souitc O. cFy
form o nat i0nai DEGRADATION and suffering IL M Deu
movement ia obedience TO Wild ana Ignorant I'M usc'
formidable enough a. tcTrify some ot onr oftnnat -a
mon. hitherto supposed 70 u'n OF earnest COM icOii
aud pufpose and 30 @ into It's vortex wnle sioais OF
II, moro plant journalists Now, against TINS danger
0ge and rpinX,ng tendency Of opinion the DcmnccHuc
ness position il which entities Al 10 hc Aip vi
every person who desires the tstailishuehl % tu.
rect PRINCIPLES The resolutions adopted ~ f!tt-
cuse ring out Ike the blasts OF u1mp.i ,
mo- ciificriug eereralities" there; no danc. AR
rpon "a wire Nith the AID Of balaucGpoc; no shihN
and s'uEing twO-factddouble meaning or Lo-inttAl
Fuppura ,ons Of wind; mt strong coheo ppll, ~ ,,
III mistake Die words. They mean hard III nty an me
eiV hard money ana they 10 IN way a. st ht pol
OF every man who understands the question WHITNEY
have enacted a Syracuse, il Is true, Is tire tauu'hi
was the creed o. the founders OF the Republic NC
Madieons. the Jelcls0us ard the AdtIlstt 81 va IL
creed or the great atemol 81 the second period Oh o
history Of the Wcbstors and CdihOul, as ven Oh th
JacksOns aul BentOus and Wriets; 1t Is now the cccd
OF every emirent man Of science In every chn ca ma
ton; IL creed OF sen O. OF Du !cs7 eApc
rolco Of logic, and Of facts; and, though NE,e 'oi
time particular nag, 10 should be upnt d IA isio
that win leave doubt ia the minds Of tLo luOiss
the deliberate and unchangDg deteTn alton OF the
best people Oi all paI ties.
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THAT sEA-SERPENT AGAIN.
D

The sca-serpent, which has now become n
certainty, visited orr hatbor Wednos lay afternoon 1nr
short time hut finding tlc water too hhOal H. ut nht
To- 5ea again. About 5:3O O'Clock ~. Jonn ficiehei
the wol-known camster was q; wor IN ro NJ Wia,
when ne rctced a great C0nmoOn IN the water ~ i'
doci THIS dock. Ike many Otlcrd has been ED reu Oh
either sid y allow vessels 10 come NJ 10 tn ELry =
while IN Che middle Oh the dock there Is large Gniny
u mud AT this time there bat htt' V.tef on TINS
mud as n was very low water and Il" sctpen, of ~,
clear himself Can't. sawyer OF the Washin N HOOK
and l.idpr COMPANY VINO nClr, ,.l,Ui, ana %.
HE szc OF hslcl basket which had the frlnco OF
being part OF a scrpCu;'s back II caused Great COM
motion in The water, ana The waves stIich ,hc mar
H. "a az tlCu.', there vas q heavy OUTSIDE lhi
witer became very muddy ut laat and be- 20 .I' 4'
60 ~ reach ..o creature h. VS. making l' way on
tine dock and was soon los. 20 a-ht Aflcf hc .de ''
on lie mad .howod t.c nalks the INT va
Stranded. TnC mark or The ma Wa Over 90 20 ~,
tl.t eDsID.
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GorrirD Real estate for Gals.

FLORIDA LANpS-2O0,0 1000 ACRh.3.--'-andi
Is V,rrnte ~ ~ acs each issied Dg 90 o~is Lfn -
IaaiTatio4 C0npa7'. Land may b. ,'e't " ~ DVo
aC r.s on Ia. line Oi FlOda lafai irol ' i' "a ~
Ccdsg Keys; lille drec ron the Cbi+d ~ ,tHG,,i iVf
acre Apiy to ~ a. a. '"'
10 - .-DH.., H. +i'F"'
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fonses ans garm5 u)anie0.

NDNtIAND me 10 procure good, tr say ! IN
\ ANS TO- yolr stores, house, ia.s q p'ii l,nlPi
u.rli CONAN. o.I..I; everything doro ..L 'i1 ~
on ',.. = r.rs u 8c nay call SANK j.. KLIAfklCh.
Bulls a.. II BANK .su. .4,., IJtl t. ald q. a.
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PASSENGERS ARPITED.

FROM BTHMUDA-H steamstiq C1aaaa, sept 20.-W.
Bovine. Mrs :. ?. hrhtiau H. > T. o. Pr f. 6 ieLle
T. II. riit =. IL AriOn. j. rlcEer, j. 4. h. md Els a.
Solomon Dr roIr,. wife children, art L'T ttis T. A.
Ire ana cn.dT,. * L. paskWood. Mi4e Io .0. Io -hus
ter Charlotte MeAbLug. Mr,. swan NIs oLaiI AND c.id
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t,(al estate % @fClaa5f.

EXCHANGL o. Tor ! 4 l. T. 49, IVO neat
r. HOUSE st,- 'r g1 fs Lots CLOSE .o f f't .aIue
$1,000; g,4t oa9h haa1Ce DlnI 'l.4, o1i ..'a 1'T'
.'au0 e., OT'.Ye--. Jt-. -ttDa .+.. ,ktiHL
NOR CITY NOUSR-FINE RESIDENCE in
Rutherford 'ara free o. g. ar ctsl wi 80 ' 10 aGdi'
don. KiIAND q W4.II.AG, T naDHt
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Au-tiou 5alee Of Be-! G..a-e.

Apr.'s 81 MULE. hncu -
TUE VALUABLE PLOT ~ IND on
Nf-cFRVE 80 PLACE ami RIVER" D.. rAffAiti
t.EWJEflsEi, WI be son 10 auction ol ~ JNl'tpH =
.s,t. "a 50. 70 i.o ip,i a. pc tvCu.l< fn No
III b..-ca.r Nevicrs, by oner N BE -..' D lt15H
yl SOD IT," prot te. '.5I r - iinJ
ha- iron'sg ,is ifs.sC ~ .r, &c., e fai.i laa
O,roL da =, &c.. c~tc ~ ADRIAN j.. OF LIZ" ~
DS Arcf. ,n.cr.. No. Pile-st. Nr,sD
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MINiAII ne ALMA- 'AC.
sun cs.... G>4t ... %" ioo9 ~
Nl.ii WAFER THIS HAf-A y
SANDY Hook. 600 Cows bland. U&l !lri c. lcIJ. 2lO
HiGH WATER HIS DAP o.
sandy Hook 10 GOV Island. oil Hen c. Ferry 2lo
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Corporaiiou Notices.

CORPORATION SALE OF FERRY FRAN
~ cHIsEs-sEAlED BIDS win be received and publicly
opened the Comptroers ONCE TIL SbAl. sept ~
lS7J A. O'Clock for leases OF franchise nght
tain and operate certain ferries In aud about the cy New
York, follows:
l. From foot OF Tenth East River TO Greenron'. Long
Island.
prom foot OF Barclay North River Iiopohen New.
Jersey.
From foot Of Grand ST., East River Grand st. Brook.
iyD. r.. ID.
T. From north side OF Twenty third ST.. River now
upiod TO Greenp0nt, Long Island.
From foot Of DesOrosses s North River 10 Jersey City
NewJersey "
g. From foot of chamberss, North River Psvonia New
Jersey.
For full information advertisement In CITY Record
ANDREW HI. GREEN, Comptroller.
city OF ewYork Department OF Finance. Colapusups
ofca Sept la 1874
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feaal Noliccs.


NEW-Y0RN SuPREME CoURr.w.-,FlKSST
-rltNL G5irTEADtE rlr1e ia ~ I!A MY
;i and I ELIZA j. BiN XET he wc
mSnca saa caue to answer t IL Of
which copy herewith grsei 8gGn yS ~, ana 10 I've sf9
oalce at number ~ Boadgy IN the ~ o, NrT lors IN
hereof exclusive ne day o. such srce al y9a is TO
In IN Ms acton Wi aIjv 10 he Court r Ielci
manHea n IS eP%p1i9F 5' s' i 9I
'If'rN'' III '-'' D' IN BroadF ' 3c%yor
The complaint il the aloye entitled acton Ky ne IN
q NesYo!k at t9e Gour Horse n 4! C Q, NewGoIh in
' au 7i sSs fS" org # M Fsar ma
IN THE NATTER of the HERCULES MI
TTAL LTE AfSTkkSS a2cIh fc q ~ Ni MP
TTA LIFE AsSoRAX H so LTT & ne uHIrhD
.here6y gwen mat order Of w1,c, te following
fS , ' to me al y Once 70 800 Brway n DC ,y
before me twenty Third day Of September ~ Dl New
'G %as i @heS ocr IN be S
esa FERN Of @f s%eF ne e, SC he'd y q 9o
the twelfth March present Hon charles ponohne
sURASGE socIEIY Of ths rSiIE6 sfA[Ts.~dn rad
pearn to this Co 70 be any and Po ra the pray ss
bd in the manner hereinafter reuians all the
creditors Of said Hercules Assurance society to exhibit their
claims and become parties TO the proceedings IN which nh
G VIA o an S e Tax q tRsrso 9 e 6fy p%s
cHded from all benefit OF he Judgment deC.e which slan
be made therein and from any distribution which sha be
that such notice and copy u This orer be published
for 1a{ aP P me S and i1 nd
said publication made under bis ana that ali such
claims Do eshnted to d eerse and thst said Referee DO
. further 3GdsT D maj s siees may 70 tins court
that said be liberty TO apply for
Flea and entered e Aban ccnntg CLERKS Office March m
saRLo& 0LyEy Attorneys oi ets sS ZIP PARK row.
New.york city. Mh23 las6mlu
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Sales I'D Aurtlon.

a. MRRwIN, AncuOneer
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., CJG Broadway,
I'd near Bond Sales Of Books WORKS u Art, Fancy
Goods. sc.
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6tationern
G opariuersbip Notices.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
L under the firm Of Frean Lawrence Christie"
the City Of NewYork this day dissOy ed by mutual
sent Business 10 be continued under tho nrm name OF
FkEAM & LAWRENCE by whom all accounts OF the late
nrm will be houdatcd.-Dsted september 10. 1875
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Gitn properin 90 GeI.

! NO. 1 FLATS, in suits Of 20 10 rooms,
a on rI,-Gfh S., ho,gcen mn end ''r' ., and On
d ~ - -. ". ~ ll hN'.
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REAL ESTATE.
REw.yoRn, Monday, Sept 90. 1875.

NETWORK, Monday, Hept 70 SD
At the Exchange SaloTOOm to-day the ioi-
lowing Gales were cOnsumatc1:
ma. H. Sfuiisy g Son.
One LOT on Flr. A. W corner Of Catherine lane, 'Zo
4l8x2Ox4i 9x372. George III Peek aAd HUGH car - co
m v Il. SGuensOn H.
N tIcusl I hOi-oe, ~4thlpls Nl'%
7tst 203 ~ hyenne Is, lot 25NNO iJ' ram o-
utl We'll painful.
M u'at. KeppetfV.
One hree.stOTy and basement frame house wv io';
co. sc 'o 10, M VIM rysns -. $685.
81 4. j. bICectsI & S,h.
Ono three story and mont ht.ck aouse, fWoF'niL
s, ~, ~ o o. n' 9 S10 u g. 600
one story Dlc> Tith lot on the soui sii3
% 1a i"Jtnst i95S oo' "''' ". ~ COCO
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Goa:l.g1 iiropartn 20 Gei.

4 PAIR Of twin HOUSES, larce lo.' well
"a loe,..i t ..l ciOYr fcpots. 1T, 81 per
r rfh o. good t,-iqlts .-t:r,ss ALTUaD FRIEND Trib-
ura OGi'c.
At TARRi row.. nclr the DapJt-Io
= LIZ. H..C e.e rca.e.sOD, !. lar nicely fnrn>i'd
lIDCSs az. a.ote.u; 60 r- md lt Nfig DIis, isne-,
= rn9ces crl'cs fr- Try cheap. Photo IN with =
b .5lgfb>ON, 5ja slXta W.
AT NGRnl&l OWN, 4. ITO LIT, for one
- or .vo ,- i li.h.d col NItf Hi.A-. *'apted ~
SUNNI mt WI.r' l3T,e n" house. - "'tef a.i
o-rfV Cvvplt .sIg - garden at lawn ave 10 Ten
minutes - s,o..- tuLrcAt schools, Depot Nc. ,
EDDY SO. Park place.
Two LIT cr LEASE-A twO-story BUILD
I-G ftaf &C. r0 sect, with wtnp.' ts-.r. Apply
10 STAINAG * LAFFLl. East Newark y !" Oh %
Fu.tol ..
rg1D lET-tt Tarrytown. near tho depot. .
hoeruf1l COTTAGE; ~ looms iuliy urn s;ed g5s'
feater, oates, range &c; rent nominal - iibhiS7p"
go OF. ave.
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IMAM LINE.-Fl>od Sou;herly Course.
NATIONAL LINE.


GF .sc', 81 r',77l:l--p Z, IL
SPAIN ......-ey.. ~, - ESQ, ini--uct - - ID.
hEtNE1 8. 'tt q. o.. "a r. ~. 10 ~.
Cfiiu Pt-s-.e, .tu nd SIC, fft'i. . ti~;n 10 i'-t
r,s...,. it.cs. Return irE-s al rtiu."i Ieip6 IN.
.t,sii.o ftnl l.. effn} q, !'-A app Do
''' NAY ''-' -''' i. -. HURST. Man'-e-.
TTcw-Yc-,y, Havana & M.x;can Nail $. $, LIE.
~ S.oaEer3 lave piers, sct .ryr, - > p n, as follows;
FOi, HAYANA d. tNI:
CITY of HNNAN I 7DAl d.
e. ~ CF VERA ftt I.....- ........i ui0iA y .' H.
CITY uT NEN-NOGK .........-... . l. 'D3 ~ .'
TOR VERA CRUZ AND NhN-OHi Fans,
cagetit .na Pr crc'o ClapesrN puanll ma ialtD
CITY 90 uANA>N.-..:...-..-..1U nsDAY' "c.t IA
rOt frcfIt or pa fare, ~ IL 10 .,.,
T. LEX DIS q, SON%. Nos. 81 a'd 20 tro,'TlJ;
ftcn,rs Will i.,yc heT-OrieanS sc.' ID ani OCT tot
Nts- l. "a a4l t. above ports.
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Sorsee. GArriGGes. Aarrcss, 81.

N late Johnston " Van Tlsseln.
OgfICE - IIBEITi II,
Evening Post 'ding.l
THE rrOc - AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
Hci'> .. - 70. p. o. AID 3 TiIIRl EEN4IlSG,
University place.
The bUiiu vii be coaiucted precisely 10 ame street
and holofa piarincs when have alwa cia.ac tezed ts
s!n~. U.sn. ard tie respect AMI 'oih.en'e OF
De t-tc~. ,gmiAlnty, well as the pubic 81 are
RIG Var SAILS EVERY II E~DAl AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'Clock.
Eptrfes sor ga. liza Hp .adc thT0H IA the nal
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Sdaye lot 15xI022; wm Evans. ............... 33o-a
ono and d a. mott srics s6asS 'voeoy
tei f d o % sg S' iS"s5 1910 5 g.
one Ga =. ss" ICY u s y. Of 0 VIII AVE. 1T s5x
loo John C. o'''0
OFFICIAL TRANsFERs or REAL EsTATE
AveA.waasan'o,7r'tSs s. SsN75; lena s, vie o.
August <mosAi, ana nuSOanh to ca"' hoDonNde mn
AVE- 4, T. 90 It OF 6tn st. 70 soCg
Er sS e, n 20 It Of 6claacer st, 2ox5o' Philip ooo
LsYing"R9ye W e. $ c;., 70 q 7P.S 2s5,
LGTi nj" ave a%e SS ss Ssno' ~ 10 10000
ana Avenue b iOOai5O; Henry MIC and "e 10 . %.
adaT a wv e. 2S3 Il Of iot st. 25Oo lcasahoI
80 ave. .S - saac properly ic.ssholi su'a Mnsse 70
81 S .SS VIZ = 50 +, 81 ii3iii t. 2.yiool0 ia
hold Richard Tong 70 su1'n T'saio | % i,,i
't sd nd I g % e6 6sg ~ GsSm S 10000
9th st. . e 27Ll% II 81 University place. 25x9S H.
S ,, s' az iin VA. c'e.n so D. % " Nominal
l2hs9 i :, = 81 AI taaI'' ionIo'o 1920
52a 80 reo' lasy' l9slg95i L@'''ac'r "a coo
7t A@1 p TO- I'D e,6h q 1 1y i' 1000
7 "a, , 'o II o 81 S TO- So.y hosr 1900
6,. 10 : i '' II IL. 5000
n theacee l0.lll It, tielee ~ % l!%ron,eep
ticnc, o.. % l0j n, th'-c~ SELL. u,
ncnce - 20 IT, t!oaeo 200 ~ William MACK m ooo
a,i we y, ", y, S9 ,,y ~. 1 A. 81 Of TO-
45.lO0. Wa II Lecluro nd wife 70 Timothy 5"A' s-o
Ysciaa 40 i2 - oOy. Flalei9r Il 4 e aio
iii8io, rs i Pi3t 8 10. S'6s95 iq5f
ioj5yao 5Istsi 81. 80 20 q; percy 2'SIllo734,
Ioo5 O5is,st, e. 5i3f aca' Of Miiiso66y' &L3
isac, 70 T. h. cS - T. =, inao $5oi. t.nc5
400 IT, tcnce 255f S,,.rt -, -,o ~ Y Of ,I,,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
Citn Real G3tate Gor 5als.

A NEW 4-story, b oYn-stone DWELLING
n cabinet lnsh cor O2I3t 80 It, west vi broadway,
'-'0'' WV. BEDELL os5 ST ave.
A GREAT BARGAiN.-F0r sale or to let, en-
- oc--l foar itor. ~. wnslone !OU0T, tae' ifhs
near 9TH a.. .xG2XlG9; Nn b. sslla avery o" r.
reuct for number Of yelFs 3 EDDY, Ne i&rh place..
GTOR SALE or RENT-'Ihc four-stO.y brown
stone House, s.dst Thrift .rt''t ldTn ieG:
whore havc rcsidct h yeara; j. urilcumoCTl; viii bf
pagchas' money remain On bond l Eortgaef ~
Term ycss; Opuoite prpuOSc n1rk. ko1t $1,000 per
anuanl Free, W.tI furniture $4,000. Is. T. BAhrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
0ountrp Real Gstaie for Sale.

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EOR SALE-Largc and small Farms on Fan
gier Sound. O. r. GARDNER. Westoyer Somerset Co. Md.
EOR SALE.-A FARM 6 miles from Milford,
j Penn. containing 40 acres, 40 of which are improved
hoRsc By - barn. - by so fishing poni the premises
terms easy. Address J. 5. WALLACE, Milford Penn
nor SALE or EXCHANGE. - Desirable
Hudson, fourth Ward house replee with all
modern Improvements carriage house. stables &c. Apply
from IL p IN. tn JOHN p. BONNELL % Duanest.
EOR SALE, AT CROTON-A very desirable
plot Of with dwelling house and outbuildi 20
suitable for a gentleman COUNTRY RESIDENCE Il.
abundance Of and small fruits tho place Has
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune ONCE
EARM in PITTSFIELD, Mass, for SALE or
i EXCHANGE.-Eleg Dwelling house supplied with
from the first class barn. 207 VI excellent
land Ave orchards aud farm horses 10
mabe stock Farm. This opportunity 10
farm at cfce aud party wanting such will do well
10 investigate. Apply To JAMES r. SMITH, I'll Pearst,
New.York.
EOR SALE-The ESTATE of the late Will
bank Of the Hudson, mile south Of Tarytown Depot
frontage the and extending To Broadway
about 10 OF beautiful land with FIRST class
provefnens large rfailng brook through
property. Fine fru
House contains all the modern improvements This valuabe
property offered At great bgan terms and with
Immediate possession Inquire OF ALEXANDER q GREEN,
100 Broadway NcwYorx. or st the First National Bank,
TarrytOwn N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
sTERNE CHIT IENDIN, f.a.ntn IN + r.on,
III Uro. d.~l, <e

complaint in the above entitled action 'uy hle
onoc u Cler OF the supreme CouI; mo Il lht county
sew York the court House IN tie Cav a. New-lOIk,
OF Work, the 9TH day OF Sep nlcr 1879.
au- law6wTu = CHTrTEN DEN. Plainf.n % Po rson.