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Gin lropertp &c cet.

4 SECOND R-(mfumished)-F
a rpus aad bach. see owner oUS
Vest 3.ti,st. Rent $50 per month
LOWER PART 10 LET in three story
n high stoap .Tc loaae, rooms handsome ps-sr mar
bile manel u-U, gas stationary tlbs DOB -06 orcr con
yeLelt 10 LILO, Railroad reaL S4J Inquire sts4f West
i+tnst.
LOWER PART OF two HOUSES to LET;
n, front ald back pr0 extension be on foIt aud
back bas-irut, hal bedroom Second S"or gas hxtfts
t -t-uarar tIIs asrgrbcs &c. AID 20 per month
$50 East lists, ue-T Lexington ave
,!'O LET-7O WEST 39TH-ST.-A choice
fir. u tle best nrighDcrhood 10 town. ne"lY
painted and In prr,ct or-er.
no LEF-4-storv b. :. ne9T 5.h-aye., in W.
4 4jtust.. mne.. posses-ic MARK LEVY 11S eth
2ye.or JAS. BROW AlNG. l Lr..aVay.
yO LET, HOUSES.-Ovners having houses
let slat uBfurusher vii 30 well 70 li-cs tie
same lst. HALLS 4 sat IHl5, 80 -o5 West 2Jd-
d., between 81 and slh-4fes.
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DELIGHTFUL VILLAGE HOME FOR


n sALEBeaauiUls situated 90. Az elevation 1yerlookinS
TIE Ilyr. tue village u aIv ouse rOHi,
Conn or { 81 ~ fle y. y y. H., aud h. Ra1od 4
hrsiciass Gothic BRICK House (Oat out years. Win II
NJ A model % convenience its
araugcm-n.s In clSs condition. FIRST toorN de
ruoms sitting Room Library PaI0r, u nilE-lyoil
adjoining. Coaoi. kitchen win elevated
aad LAuuIry also FIRE frIof Nauli 3nC
Buffers Pantry second no"r->iX rooms linen closets
AZ robe C.Osrts and BatI Ihr. noor-I hTcc Se-i
in = ooul, and Isl lar Room House drhttd by gas Water
from sprug falling soft Nute carried throughout
House has the mUscuzrt ,tT cOnVeieaCes, such
straA guhrs, waslbo~s stone tubs hot ani
al The chambers. marble mAirl. hall low down
ater By steam by indirect radiaon lheauug AID
cellar l.. ccmruted water Closets
ana complete Crnagc Al the glass Of he nIsl
French pstr. thAi Of tie second hor French ,oub
ruirut 70 churches aud gadsd school;
raj "a city Springfield zad 3 niles by all
city Of Hartford, (j) daily each
hoars by fa " Nv York, dnd I'VE 5 hours 10 Bost
10 cry ~ Hartford Conn., and Tie tine
CITY Of Sprb Rue, MASS In short IL tr-t cnss ely
a Property cost about So, OJu aud
built economically we'll owing, however, 10 unexpected
business relations ealing the another
siatel 10 Is The marEet ard nil e Sold cheap VII
the ind Of tsriDs might possibly axe rood
exchange Large arm and Sns OF PREMISES
and abundance OF Fruit Trees sma Fruits and SraDs
Apply 10 J.. Ni.- TOR, T. L. Agent,
T., Hartford. Conn.
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Eel GsLate 60 Gfchanle.

AT ALLENDALE Saddle RiveD, on Ere
a r. 4. EA.N and COUNTRY kESfDEN + and FARM
ee Aud clear EXCHANGE fGr cit OF trookyn property
RULA-, q " HlTIAG q, 8 Boez nan 81
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TIE SEVENTH GREAT ORIENTAL MONARCHY
or' HsfOaY With notices, geograph
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III
NEW AND IMPORTANT LIFE or MICHAEL AN
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TITLE, BROWN & Co.
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RASHrURN on REAL PROPERTY


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Mem pabi.ealioH5.

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OF rfg
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OF THE
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IN DEvEI )PrNG ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE LITE /;
IN AE8E>TISG DISEASE, And ~ EESTOR-
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As ILLUSTRATED GY THE EXPERIMENTS OF
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a DDT-.-s Ed TO TLE PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY Fol.
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gitn Rtal Cstdte fCr Sale.


TOR SALF-The northeast CORNER of
1 greenwich and IS, 5Ox o. with reni-roll ~
g. $50 per suruu. ait good tenants Price = p"
Andy " HOME. MORHAS, ftuest tzS4O
PREACHER WANTED.-Episcopal gentleman;
4 Pruel, a. Tor snper BOYS school, j, est
j ". sCIfERMEKHOEN - bold 81.
NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-The
tropertv mort haasi corner greenwich aud sta,
5Ox MIA re ri $1,000 per with 20 and
css7, u.s. '''N~ HUMIR MORGAN. 2 Piae-st
OWN THE HOUSE YOU LIVE MA
" Trick DWELLINGS, Eighty --ecnnd Eastern BoEle
ART e. gt srld ix left price So pSyagie - Tie par
cas- NAV II nj PATRICK sac I'M ave-
L. kILPATKICt. J2G East seyeLty -uinih ST.
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A NEW MAGAZINE.
RECORD OF THE YEAR.

THIRD NUMBER JCNF) READY TO-DAY.
with Gus steel Portrait Of Marx Twain and splendid
rrteie 90. if0rsr-C CIR Poetry
a. I- d. tle GlIae and val able Da-y o. important
ere.f- ASA occurrences Throughout The WoI, inns iI I
c,alac. among hundred other articles, the foIJUiLS
nouns n r interest:
Dana l.. /. f-- lIs appointment 20 iDclani
m I.u.t,. .nuclctrl 1If oi ms 0wD mouth.
Au.rIota. aud HsD.ts ~ A. 7. StewGr.
p.r.t- " b Jams, 4 ut j. ars ago.
A.-.tr rr i-t0rg OF d" Horse up Poe rf.'
:. efen BOD gr-rl Boz FOO tud Jacques DhrIhach
Tftsrt r4yI ~ {. al.iitiau of IRE lsrs.h's Poem.
Zoe $ ts--l. .us are -lctllr.
VI l..4 c. Bic. Bryant .- 1l t't'r.
Tie r..nr ~ ta.U. aud bees tn pay u.
pierce Builder Counting Fanny hru.le.
an. uellItr.u. Poem fi.d's 'll e1n.'
Th.l. o. BE- laughed al, popular aua touchlhe p"eHN
srrf 1-s tnuleufs g. foo such ATTRACTIVE NAtl - q 81
rms Itt rle.t ~ al 2'e anc t teral-E ie'nS
ey.r embraced in a H.. s-ue. Price, % t'ntS
q. ". CAlL1rON ( 'H, Ph0-s.e-s' -,
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TO RENT-FOr the summer, a completely
Il fJr1 shed COUNTRY OUSF IN Htof n-lghb0rhooi.
with OF nc Hudson carTiag cshouse, gar
den, Orcl ard &c. 20 acres Address -.
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Corr,r, Real estate for Sale.

H.. s,-s
NOR SALE Ar A BARGAIN-A gentleman's
RE-IDEN.i. containing sores 81 gr,ana :. tong
YY oTs a'"r''' r6T I'S 5fa Cor oiE-
LOR sALE-Drlightful. COUNTRY STAT IN
9arate wsfcaese county has e' ~ owe, Il tv2i
DJSAIHc. r.. l3 Waist
EOR SALE, at Old Lyme Connecticut
nous. lal a6oat no Ac - ~ gTorhq il, i 'el
sFatey. desired price sa,5OJ cash. HOLMAN WAITE
FOR SALE-At o great barcain, very yola-
reeo c = y ~ r,lag III Bsds.esi a. =
r. l.. iO0AiIs. Patton, o.v'zo Co, d. T.
nor SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of 80 acres
20 ''a' ~ si.age Of Geneva 't11t p etre,,ent
gntleHer a. III o. Try home = not sod 9r Soy otsr
80 A. ,.i-.@, o, T..
nor S Lion very small paymuts-3 It
the Crest houses ald tlis o ong Island on y 81 e
he o e,iral'y ale port cuaIs ! a. 4
pi,i' % rrq"n or on ia % go, he ss ie IN -
par "a. en- % % -e'aase; no a. estate T. ED"AbD8
aGRSAEF. on the banks Of the Hudson. a
Dan. 100. C3UN ny NcEs w.t. iso .sl Foi
arornd id 90 10 i.nn. 'lo ii't eoa safsr - = In3
c'H1.H ROOMS i4rn'ee' feHee e9il'' ~ s ga ,
sous oton N ne .. as nae o. lonks alS ana
,gg is r'sf geWi ltaS ~, 49, pr '''''' N9''
, s. LA'' u &C., 90 1i JAZZ ASaoAN. Piness
PROPOSALS will be received until June L
ior ~ most d' 'Iablo goU NrNY rLAcis % no
qtso Dos ai g. 81, 20. az e, tas yg wish to ony' FOR
QUINN r BOARDING.-For sale, . large aud
y excellent baaug and extensive seishatcd l2'H and
rrplg- 80 Dn-t ". So convenient % tbs y Y. lrlal y
Tnc sh0e admirably adapted and o'airi i9r
tnrc Itsit 81 summer boarlers. Deslfai N
every respect Dog 'n 4 y. HIGlN BOIhAh, oneida, y r
,VHE MOST al STRABLE and extensive RES
IBESs j., be- the very heart u New Haven, iof
sale sedngiy adorable terms ami pflo \
81 Me- blra. eIDery, g2rf - house ffAi~
re- Adar 3, r. J.. e.. owner Ast9r bpu- Neh SorS
t.SlA MONTHLY INoTALLMENIsl with
- wv INTEREST," FOR - MONT aud 200 yeaEy
Interest uup. purchase money hereafter wh W either
t,o comfortable COTTAGE hot sis. With Nounds ~
f,arly De-. drives lawn shade irult vines
small FRUITS situated 90 best Ds o. stea irans 30 mia,
ST. and 'rleIlv and eligible "chiY Az
vel raiuc and healthy; dep ant payement- sencnti
yearly houses have = rooms Nater
lI n, &C.. a1ve Stable, p14t 10y
f0s tools, uieari aud part furniture. dcscrll adj
dress p Fir D. d. lSf, Elizabeth OF see the premises.
near III laDe,h station. y j. central r. r.
q %nG CASH.-Yery nice COT lace, seven
- sPJV roolss fE lot erapegnes &c good nei ghfor
uond near de- ,o u 1s0-i'lrt y D. pet so,6@ 49,
Is 300 terms tO 81 T. T. T. KELLOG, Broadway, morn
iIgs ID. q. ~. IL LabttlpOfL Afternoons.
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no LET VERY L0W-FIne old stone
DWELL .NG, 10 rooms several land, spencid old
ade Que hoLr an York iguu station. New
Jersey. }. X Hay, w tthavr
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Two LET-A furnished COTTAGE of ten
L rooms 81 ably located n Ptsuc!d. 3lss. stable
vrueut tor attached Address BOX sT9.
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Two RENT AT LONG BRANCH, the EAST
END 20 TEL, iuclUt NJ bar hxtures AM farm iurs
JOIN h. IHOMPSJ y. - Br1~s 81, doom No IL.
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NETWORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD K. H-NEW.YONK AND NEW HAVE u
VISION.-spng Arrangement. commencing Ma ., loso'
Passenger station New York. Grad CrnuA4 DepoN -"
trance Forty seconds
Trains for New Haven leave al 7lO (Accnl $40 pA;l
% tAcC'n. 10 a. NJ. tExl, IL y. lAecul LhAb :. -
tAcc'ul (EI.l 40 aud 5:l6 Local k1 'biI ana ~
Tor South NorwalS 7o 90. eO5 10 m. I'm Ell
20 go 3 IS $40 IS. o. 10 For stamford TO- eO'
Us. 10 a. l. l. 20, 80, +:tO aio' DID, "'O
3, 10, .. To. aAd llJJ ~ "a 49,,
Bo.LOn Springfield al % ~ a NJ
D. u. via shore Line at ! aud 10 p m The cOo ~ 1,
q and 10 D. stopping al stamford, 30 ak sud
: O5 and H. Q, aud 10 ui. al BRIDGEPORT Ihs
Oj IN aud D. ~ with trans on shore Line ID
sigl for Providence ami tue Connecticut valley al
Satlroog The sos a N. and y. IN. connect With
SLore Line Division for Norwich and New Haven and
N.rlhsmpton H. X New Haven. and Tie IN and p.
ma Tor Newport -.O5 10 a. ~ and D. trains con
pec with Connecticut H. x. Al springfield aud
for Montreal The r. N. and p IN, connects With Nan
Katur. Housaionie r. RI A. bridgeport The 40 800,
a L. s. and isO IN. with DauDirl AMI Soi" aal
% m with Shrpaue H. Of South N0rwak, and the 500
u and U. with NJ q anaan X Il A. STANFORD
sunday Mall Trains al via Springfield at ID
D. m Providence
ROOM Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Might Expires tfsins A -.
Grand Central Depot Oces Of " Y Transfer Co. Vtt
Hr AWAY York and No. lourtst Brooklyn who Vii
aso eAsck bA<ssge frVm residence To destination
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va J. :. EDWARDS, owner. a. Pinest, stAirs

DHiLADELPIIA.-TO RENT, furnished,
A Tor tour mouLns a private family. handsome
English bias s.At HOUSE, No -Co SCUM iNeny-l Ct
Ami Aln.ve
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\ EW AND STANDARD WORKS.

OF ART GUIDES.
3. ANCIENT ASD MObFRN
KNIT DNE AND
WOODWORK. 81 John
Hungerford Pollen.
Win ~ WOOccutS.
Crown SvO. llmp
cloth. London. ls75.-tl 90
4. N AgOLICA. BY g..
Drury j.. Fortnum, r.
:. a. - WOudcuts.
Crown svO., hmp
cloth. London, 1910. ] 90
3. NJ lsICAL lN1TRU-
AENTs. by Carl IN
gel Win II Wood
cuts. Crown SvO.
limp cloth. London,
lss5.-.-........-..-... ] 90
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IMPORTANT sERIE
sOtTH hEAsIsGlOS MI.
tN AET HAND
os t1 ted by VII.
Ham d1sken.
l. Z E1uLE FABEICs By
TIE Very Eev Daniel
Eock. p. D. Win
numerous W0Odcuts.
Crown svn, Lmp eth.
, Lon4ou. X 9 Isl 90
=. lfoMKs, ANcTvNTAND
MkJAlfA- ~ vii
IAN M4skell With
nainerous WOOacuts.
GrOwn syO.. limp eth.
London, 1878. -. / 90
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Two LEI-Ihe FOWLER HOUSE, at Port
Jews Iblulre OF =. B. WALLACE, 20 Brosdst OF +.
D. Al Port TeryI
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eteamboats ano Railroads
FALL RIVER LINE. FARE 70 nosron
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WORLDKENON NED sIEAMh-'s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier Is North RIVER. foot OF dGrrayst'
DAILY sUNDAY- June II - pL 10 incusiysl at D. m
Tickets and staterooms secured puncpa hotels A. ,eSs'
on % plera btO.oE
on Fass. Agent bOtIDEN IL 49, 49,
DHlLADELPHlA via LONG BRANCH and
i the NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN X k-tare lover ~
bv any route commencing MAJ /, 1870 LrANe
YORK from Pier :, n. T.. foot ect0r st. 90 u -
Long Branch and inerme late stations 30 W. lo !"
drrha Long Branch. Toms River. Nneand &c % ~.
Tor Tbi!adrluhia Long Branch Maretowh ana IieAeih
y y $50 49, W. = ~ EDEN O. 81
CTONINGr TON LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and HARRAeANsEIi
leave SO SOrth River, foot OF Jay a., AT p III
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARs
Tickets for tae all principal ueEst Offices stAieroorns
secured of Westeott EKpresA Company ana Al 'o'
PROVIDENCE LINE.
st,.m.bps ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ N9Iih
River food OF Park place. at $50 p m tiesHh VIZ e
lns a. lowest rates. .cocE pr..t
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ITO LII" hare Chance ;; low rent; TWO
Il HOJ -F- lTufshrd. n furu shed. 10
rooms $50 r,t - acres land hsnlsomsiy All out
great variety OLD uguGmeBal abundance OF rt
ceieut garden minutes wak oi satun % minutes FUm
NewYork In New Jersey. PhotosraF1s 0i hoth lla.-s
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V,O LET-TO a private family only, Fur
4 uisArd country Residence Al rurugg. Neck. " est
chsstcr County. IS urs rom The Ciy lai conveneut .
and Steamboat The house contains IL MONS ana
ram room The ruuuds consist Of garden 4nG crap
err. Apply al a,,
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rINO LET.-Sl50, 800, $500, $500, 5000.
4 FOR SALE fl 800 - o., SIS q, t3.pO, 81 900.
DELIGHTFUL HOMES = hour from cry Hall In mast
picturesque part New Jersey Que 5rcs aud stone
extensive grounds abundance OF fruit old
shade, ssalles. &C Monthly paYusnts
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uAWTa DRNE, y. J.-Erie Railway, one
NJ ION cry-46' . acres. comfortable Gv,ilng add
outDud - gettr With horse poultry, carr sg"-,
WAGON au0 allruclfs OK every Iuon &C. fL2i D
tr all; 90 cau rrtaan band ard mortgage, baz1cs
-4sy; vii aJt rxch-lg+
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Removal Nav 20 per 43 =. r.. fcot OF spri1gst
ET1R RlNtnf T. AID 3, INlt-TB. rnuuertjui

VN nun UVN 7 w us
4 IeIs. RAILROAD, Ii Iflt - II
land Falls west Point. Cornwall. Newburgh, Marlboro,
Al on. ghkrepsi-. ID lsJGus steam oais Thomas
Cure leave every TUESDAY. TUrsdsr All ~auufT anes
BAusin hoDday, wronesoay' FRIDAY sDrins Per =
y. L.. d. o..
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COMFORT. HEALTH and ECON0MY.-Fo

l. ENiNuED lOONE ~ Ii ~ lSii'lil1,
daily % -nA h1s H. - pf IL ca;ef On
high ground eouIuans rn- yc~s and yitu minutes VI
depot Apply d. MILES, renlny, n. J.. or 10 CLARK,
Room G. II Bro awzy.
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| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD CQMPANY.

4
IL WINTER AREAN' EIENTs
Commencing 1875. leave Hunters Point As
follows
Hampstead.
ID q. m.-Mail tran for Port Jefferson Locust valley
Hrmr-tcsui. AMI ROckdTaY.
30 Hi-Acc.mmol atom fnr Hicksye and Hampstead
=. Express Gre npOt. sag laTuOr, Locust Val
lev uempstt H. 2nd k1ckaNly.
Tor Port Jefferson. Locust alley Ana
HrDlpslrad.
$50 p. m-EIpress for Locust Valley, Hempsteat, ant
kocEaNsY.
30 o. m -Ac, ouuodatiou for North Hemps'saL
Iras leave huIilg tor Finishing from $50 a H. 10 $50
D. m. aud A. y 80. AMI ll4J p w.
SUNDAY TRAINS
600 4 m-FOr Port Jerers0n. Locust Valley, and Hemp
ste al
So - Northport, Locust Valley, and HenipsieaL
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+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
tIAllKANGEMENT OF pAS,EN GEL. TRAINS April 10,
sTu-Iesys .poLs Of C0rAndt and uesbr ssssts a.
u for Easton, LethIeheu, Alcntpwn, Aauch Chunk,
Eslleon Beaver Meadow. Gahanov city She"ani all NJ
1r1url Shanokn Hlkrsbarre Pittsnn MIRA sc,
euEuscLg fOI Ithaca Auburn, hOches er, baI
iaIo Niagara Falls. and tho West
,. u, lor Easton Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chlnt'
UaErtun Shel 9ntos WilArSDd re- iIsou,
&c making CONNECTIONS Tor healing PotisVle ana
HaIrsb4Tg .,-, ,.- -. ,,...s
Chunk, Stopping =; AL sSteis 49,. -. .
eO D. m Sight hEprrs. daily. for aston bethlehem, Al
chunk, ia esOarrc ttiston, 81 re- I-lulI
Itaca Auburn Loo st-I, BaLau Hiagaa Ais -ha ne
West PullmAu's slice ung c4acIrs Attached
ROO T. II. oAfitE, SupL and Engr.
General Office corner u Cncn 1nd NJ ailsts
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~ r. - - 80 - $1,000 "A =,
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29

A Radical newspaper, in an effort to
be funny. got off the following
"The way the average Democratic citi-
Zen out in grasshopper Kansas weighs
hogs, is to tie the hog on one end Of a
rail, balance the rail on a fence with a
stone tied to the other end. and then
guess how much the rocks weigh"
Every farmer in at least ten Of the
Southern States knows something worse
than that The way the average Radi-
cal citizea, in the aforesaid ten States
gets his hog meat is from the pens and
meat houses of his Democratic neigh
bors; and the ouly way he attempts to
weigh it. is by toting it from the prem
ises, where he has unlawfully and felon-
lSously taken possession of it. to his own
domicile. If. while conducting the
operation in the shadows of night. he
receives sprinkle Of buckshot under
MS bodily yestments, as a gentle re
hinder that il is not his hog, il is tele-
graphed TO Washington as another
Outrage" and Mr. Morton talks about
y In the Senate as Democratic intimida-
uon Of colored voters. - Montgomery
Advertiser.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME:
!. HURDLE RACE open to all horses: two
miles over eight hurdles. Purse $50: first
horse 800: second horse s}5: third horse SIS
entrance $40: three horses to make the race
2. TROTTING RACE TO SULKY: open to all
horses mile heats. best two in three. Purse s25
3. PONY RACE; fourteen hands high and un-
der: mile dash. Purse 80
4. RUNNING RACE; one mile and an eighth
ridors 30 be bona flde members of military or
gan ,2atons in this city. Only one representa-
tive from each company. battalion or regiment
allowed United States officers invited to par
tcipato Race to bc handicapped. Prize fine
Englisii saddle and b, idle
o. PACING RACE TO SADDLE: open to all
horses srsile dash. Purse s2b. Entrance 81 50.
G. RUNNING RACE FOR MULES. mile dash.
Prize $40 in gold. Free to all
7. A GRAND MILITARY DRESS PARADE.
to be followed by prize drill: open to all com
panies in tho city. First-Infantry drill Up
toms tactics. Prize, a gold medal. Second-Ar-
tllery drill: open to the three companies of
Washington Artillery Prize. gold medal.
DANCING on the platform for children from
six till seven o'clock.
A GRAND MILITARY BALL will be given in
the main building at the close of the sports on
the track and the field.
Tho races will commence promptly at two
O'Clock
All races to be run under the rules of the
Louisiana Jockey Club.
All entries for races made at Joe Starlng's
1s st. Charles street. to be- closed FRIDAY night
April 2S.
The Grand Stand above and below. has been
kindly placed at the disposal of the Cont
nentas.
Sealed bids for the rent of the several booths
special privileges. etc. etc. will be opened up to
FRIDAY night, April 2s. at Joe Starling's. where
they will be received or address p o. Box No
2i70. g. L. HALL,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
APPS 2t ~ 30
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
ADVERTISING RATEs-DAmY.

transient advertisements 81 per square tten
,res Of solid agatel first insertion. 80 cents
sch subsequent consecutive insertion.
Wants. To Rent For Sales and Boarding ad-
judgements. 10 cents line. net cash. solid mea-
surp None taken at less than 20 cents.
Iocai or Business Notices 20 cents a line. net.
Editorial Notices, in Editorial type, 30 cents a
line, net.
.nd longer as follows:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
RAILROADS.
THE MOBILE LINE


THE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE u. \. MAIL.
:, Trains arrive and pepart from Depot, foot Of
Canal street. follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express...... AS o. m. Express 10 30 a. M
Pullman Palace Cars daily TO Cincinnati. Lou
isyllle. Nashville. Lynehburg and Baltimore
Without change. and only one change TO New
York and Eastern Cities
Ticket Office, corner OF Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel
NORMAN @. JONES. Gen1 Agent
ID. B. ROBINSON Sup't mh9H
{ REAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Apil II, 1876 trains depart and ar
rive as follows; From oaliope street depot:
Mail ....... 4p.m Mail......12 m,
Express. $50 IA. m. Express. -, 2.4O a. m.
A c c ommoda- Accommoda-
ton .........b pm. ton. lsa m.
Sunday Accommodation $50 d, m.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to st. Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of Sleeping Cars to Eastern
cities. Tickets for sale and information given Mt
"a Camp street, corner Common,
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
Il. ID. FROST General Manager fela '7sIy