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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-06
m WAGONS FOR SALE by VIM
uOO Stoddard, No. 7S Main street.

EOR SAIE.-A new and commodious
] dwelling house, in desirable situation,
commanding "a fine view. Price, 81 500, with
very easy terms OF payment. Also, building
lots in all parts Of the city for sale on the in
stallment plan. BRONX Il MITCHELL,
Room 8, Commercial Bank.
FOR RENT.-A desirable house on Fort
] street, next to the corner of h irst, two
blocks from the court house, of seven rooms
and kitchen on the first floor and four large
rooms on the second floor. Apply at No. 20
Spring street, up stairs. b l.. PEEL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-06

IS A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
and Instruction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-06

And Buckles, Card Cases, Glove and Jewel
Boxes, Ladies' Dress Buttons, made from
the Pacific Coast balone Shells beau
tifully mounted in fine gold and
silver; also, very fine cut and
carved sets in White Pearl.
This opportunity will only be offered for a
few days, as Mr.. Jackson's time in this part
of the State is very limited.
This selection of Jewelry is all California
manufacture, made at the establishment of
R.W JACKSON. All Clay street and 4l2 Com
mercial street. Store at 6l4 Market street,
facing Palace Hotel.
For sale at
G. A. B0NESTEEL & CO.'S,
Lafayette Block. Main Street, Los Angeles.
Republican copy one week. m22f
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05
FOREIGN.

Herr krupp calculates that his latest
gun VIII penetrate the twenty.iour inch ar.
NOR of the English lronclad InnexibIe at a
distance of 1000 metres, or will 20 through
iourteen'inch armor five or six miles Off
and throw Il projectic weighing five hun,
dred and twenty kilogrammcs completely
over London
From the tenor of the latest news
from Europe there can be no doubt that
Russia is intriguing in the aid of Servia
furnishing dipIoMatc force, and with it
both soldiers and money. The proposed
cess"tion OF hostilties is only postpone.
mcnt OF question that will ultimately be
decided against the Turks
The biggest thing yet attempted in
the line of heavy artillery is the hundred.
ton gun, just completed at Woolwich, Eng.
land, for the Italian navy for which seven
other pieces of the like size are to be manu-.
lactured. This tremendous engine of death
has base of thirty and half feet in length,
seventeen inches in diameter in the clear.
and it is estimated has prsjcctile force of
10000 tons-that is, the dynamic effect of its
discharge will be equal to lifting 10000
tons one foot, or one ton about six miles.
For the charge four hundred pounds Of
powder will be required, and the shell pre-
lrr'Ile will weigh $500 pounds The mon.
seer will be worked by hydraulic gear and
swabbed and loaded by machinery and with
It's ton shells will be able to sink any craft
ah"at, and make break in any masonry ever
constructed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS,

The following is a special dispatch
from Madrid: "Iearning that the COM
mander of the United States ship franklin,
homeward bound, consents to delever vii.
liam NJ. Tweed to the American authorities,
te of sending him back to Gen. Jovel-
va t order for Tweed'S departure from
'orunna has been cOuntcrmsnded. The
Franklin, which is now at Gibraltar, pro-
ceeds to Vigo to take Tweed, who is now
closely confined in fortress CASTILLO del
castro, ON boardIher deck
lhe secretary of the treasury has called
IN Tor redemption slO,OOO,OOO in go bonds
Vi 1900, May and November, upon which IN.
terest will cease on the twenty.frst of De.
cember next They are as follows: Coupon
ponds for S5O-No. 651 to No. us, both in.
cIllsive for 500. No. sGOl to No. u. .iO6.
"o'h inclusive; for S5OO-NO lj0Ol to No.
''Wo, both inclusive; for $lOOO-No. 35,251
!" No. 1850, both inclusive; total coupon
oondS' S7,OO00OO. Registered bonds-for
Soo' No. to No. 50, both inclusive; for
S'oo-No. ll0l to No. 1850, both inclusive;
Tor S10o-No. 1i01 to No. 1910, both inclu.
Slve; for $lOOO-No. 27Oi to $3.50 both in.
c'us'Ve; for S5OOO-No. 22O1 to No. 1900, both
Inclusive; for Sl0,O00-No. s1Ol to No. $3.50
oo'h inclusive. Total registered bonds
F''VVVVooi aggregate, sl0,O00,0CO.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05
LATEST NEWS,
S"uTIt AND WEST.

"FNbs
savannah had received $l7022 il
money up to Tuesday.
lcNaS planters are offering a dollar {
nomdrod for cotton picking.
Portions Of Texas and Louisiana ore
s"Hcflhg from severe drouth.
Memphis and New Orleans exception
"Dly healthy for this season of the wear,
Arkansas pays scvcnty-fve cents PEI
h"nured pounds, for cotton picking.
worms are doing great damage to cot.
10" IN portions of Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana and Texas
"a skiiF upset with five Jewish youths
at Montgomery Ala, Tuesday, drowning
four of them
Fuli returns from the late state elec.
ton in Alabama give Houston 9s,Sl6 ; Wood.
run 55,"SS, IIouston's majority 1859.
Three cargOcs Of leaf tobacco were
Sh'pFcd from Richmond last week for Euro.
penn markets.
Mitchell Pearson has just heen con-
Wc'ed' IN Bedford county, Ttnn., Of killing
VIM. Creek in 1865, and sept to tba neni,on,
tlary for ten years.
IL. G, SneeH,, connected with Swift's
IRON in Stec' works of Cincinnati, is in Cbot.
''"ooEh making arrangements for being
S"ppDtd with $1,000 tons Of ore per onnum,
fellow fever in Savannah is hovinr
hnc good cllcct--al the other cities and
towns subject to the plague are cleaning up
their streets.
The health committee of Savannah
recommend the burning Of tar, resin and
'nrcntine all over the city, and also the
burning of large numbers of coal kilns of
pine wood.
During the season 60,15O bales of cot
Ton were received in Charleston. The aver.
age weight of the balu is four hundred and
SN'y'hNe pounds, and the average price f
cents Money value, $3,O7G,6725O, a de.
crease Of slSb9S15S.
New Orleans Democrat. AZ last we
near that operations are to be resumed nt
the New Orleans mint at an early date The
director ol the mint, DR.. Linderman, bu.
gwen instructions to open the mint durinr
the ensuing month for the reception of de.
posts OF bullion to be converted into bars
"hlch VIII be assHYch and STAMPED in ,uch
manner as to indicate the weight and legal
value The coinage can not be resumed og
congress failed to provide the necessary
means.
Savannah News: OF the negro popu
IalIon, amounting to about ten thousand
t""'thlrds are now supported Ivy charity,
and the nnmbero( appeals is being increased
hy the influx Of destitute negroes from the
country who, hearing of the aid extended
to their people in the city, are coming in for
their share. Added to this there are about five
thousand destitute white people, making u
total OF some $4,000 persons who have to be
looked after and aided according to ,hcir
necessities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05
ENSI.

Mrs. Victoria Woodruff sued for and
mas obtained an absolute divorce from her
husband, Col. James II. Blood, on the
Sro"nd Of habitual adultery. She is once
more free
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05

'"H'n''n' W HVH lllill lappNllCu III wa
but the loss of an animal. The harbol
ing OF 4 slave woman was, in 1916, pro
nounccd by the highest authority to b
the same injury as the unlawful detcn
tion of beast. In l7lG. Scwcll, tn
chief Justice Of the colony, said that ne
grocs were rated with horses and hogs
| Dr. BcIIinap tells us that aitcrward
when the stock enlarged and the markc
became dull young negroes and mulat
toes were sometimes given away lik
puppies, This is the kind of freedom
this the equality of the races, which yol
learned from the ancient coIoniss.
But they taught you more than tina,
Their prcccpt and example cstablishc,
the slavery of white persons as well 4
Indians and negroes, As their rcmorsc
less tyranny spared no age and no sex
50 it made no distinction of color BE
sides the cargocs Of white hcrctics whicl
were captured and shipped to them b,
their brethren in England, they tool
special delight in fastening their yok,
on all who were suspected OF hcterodoXv
Oncinst0nccisw worthyo yofspccial lNttcntion
Onokcrs and ocnn.od nt dhn'.or,a ti,,
with m,nv n,hnrs NJ ottonIin" Hu'','n, ,
mor,mrs o( ,.yIin', with NnaIor," ,I',m, =" nni
{, ohsnnfino thcm.riyo. r,nm tLn nnIjinp
orIinonrrso " rho Sonthwict. hnJ mrn
yinn.I,, .nt,,roj yo n,noI, i, ,%air ,',, nrJm,n. m
and os,,,cs rrom iii. linl ~ nor,on,,. ',n,,
tns ,h", thnr norII i' NV % i",,, '" ,rnr,, ~,
noy om,, ,naro Gn", oml tL1o,,c,nn L,' w.
i,onoIrn I cnm, Lm .1In, " .a,,intia,,, ,G,,, ~.
5oroL thnm ~ Lo homi.hnL ~" na;, W. ~,
Loo,L rnri.l,nor, ,,nn n,fII n', C,fi y,
nnIinn ,,a.',, HIP o,,,;,.,i,,, ,'V' '' "
rcrin,, Lnaih n H., nar,;o, ,,nno y" " ,', ,',
and fooJIa.. C,n :, ,,,oo,'t ,,,,,T,, \ ;;,u,.
Uon, i,,,,. ,a ,,';lla,, ~, ~ w. ~
hm,nor '.' nnL ooIi " Snmu,m;l. ~" ,nl L. ~;
wiin wont nut nnl lioJ ,''' r", ,,
hiy iv nn, all ~ rLi ,c,,,,,,", ,t n,",,, ';, ,i,
L,J twn chiIJron " 'Ia" hnr ,",I', anI r;,il r;.l
In,nio Wv onj prnniJ"J IVY ,.I" ""' h. -, ~,
br,l,by rnny,itnt;,my w,%",J % lrin, , = =
monL Hric, in Ihn sI3ro n'a,I.o, H."
ohiI,Irdn ,,orn ,aI.,n r.n,, "'n ,Ln ,,,.a,,,
and "rjor"L +, Lo ,nil % ~ u" @ WIZ ''%,' ~
,Ji,. I, LannomoI Lnwnror Wv ,I',, ,nar,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05

"'"'' ''l"'I'''''' wv ''r ''I''rN ~ ''p!r
au'rS'or' 'I''h P'ar,c"n'' 'Go'IUilah Is
'ot 'll' t''"S a''u roo'"r,pS W1i'I' IN pHNI
E'"''''I""' VERY '""',''','" ny '''' 'H'l'
upon 'Or rlE'''h norl'r hUl you
9IhI'oN ,'l ' ,'uHt @ I'N' you HI' your lo',I''"I
I"'a' I'""' 'Ii'nl nl-1,yo" po"'I tI'HV your
party nus ''o Uoc'r'i.'' V' P"olic III" ana
no n1VohS "' uo'' u"'y Mhlcll were
.'o' PI'"'',' Ut 'E"'I'u' therefore, 1t
~ n"' V"'l I'"l''i ouy necessary 70
SNOW NH"' 'Ilo'c uo''r'I''' ana Iu'aS
were
ArrNnNMENrAL REPUBLICAN, LAW.
pass now to a later period. You
know that there were two radically diff
lrrcnt parties about the nature Of our
government; the north believing and
holding that we were nation, the south
INSISTING that we were only conlcdcra-
tion Of sovereign states. 1t i, not true
that any such theoretical conflict ever
existed brtwpcn the sections That the
article. Of confederation first, and the
constitution afterwards, united the states
,orrthrr for certain purpo,cs therein
enumerated, and thus made Us Il nation
among nations, was never denied that |
know of hy any party. But this
national character wa, given to the
General government by sovereign
State, who ronlrdcrtcd togcih-
cr for Chat purposc. They bestowed
certain power, ON the new political cor
por,,ion then created, and called it the
Unitci State. Of America, and they cx-
urc,,Iy reserved to themselves ali the
snycrciru RIGHTS not granted in the char
fer. Democratic statesmen had no thco.
ry about it, They saw their duty writ
fen down in the fundamental law, they
sworc to perform it, and they kept their
ooths. lhcy executed the power, Of the
General government in their whole con-
,i,ulional yiror. for that, rs Mr.. Jcllcr-
SON said, was "thc .hcrtaurhor Of our
poocc gt home and our safety abroad
and they carefully guarded the rights OF
tbr .,a,r, a. the only security We could
have for lust administration Of our do.
nestle affairs. Thi, was universally
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-05

They did get most of their Indians off,
and supplied themselves with negroes in
their place. The shameless inhumanity
with which the blacks were used made
slavery in Massachusetts, the sum Of all
villainy." In the letter Of Downing, al
ready referred to, he says: " You know
very well we shall mayntGyre twenty
Moore cheaper than one Euglishe seq
yant." Think Of reducing a West India
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
REAL ESTATE.

The following business was transacted ak the Real
Estate Exchange yesterday
Hugh n Camp sold, by order OF the Supreme Court,
b foreclosure, w. Dixon. referee. lot 25xl00 5,
on the south side OF East sxtythrd street, $50 feet
west OF First avenue to plaintiff for $4,000.
Peter T. Meyer sold, by order Of the Supreme Court
IN foreclosure house with lot 25 kiss, No 40 wett
street, side, 44s ieet north OF Deancey street. to
plaintiff for 81, oo0
Also. by order OF Court, referee, two lots,
together in size 49, 5x00 tho southeast corner Of
Ninth avenue and Fortieth street. TO Mary Jane
Mooney for sl4, 900.
sie.s and wife 70 70 James Wood 81 900
n is Barry o. eo'a st.. n = ,oaso.o. a .o. LOO
eOss:.: $50 nv: sf ioil .v.. ioOaioo;E zoo
4e.S 81 :. lis n " q Lexington .x aonioo5;
4sd ST. Iass "a T. y ". Of Ssh .v is ioxiool; d
2 Grant and husband e Asahsss.n N Oh oempspy $500
Leeds to W. A. Crane. :. $4,000
.dss ss:iis i r.sissss Az sGai0
G. u Martin to L. 1: Gutman .................: Nom
Msndeson 10 f. GasssShsinss r.. 25 600
liss S.a .s .a : ass -. siiioas; w. -
scsS T. n .s ~ $50 q ion ioOsioo j. / ! 90
wv y. i Roche b "a and % wife 81 10 H. Roche 1900
Y. Unde hill and husband 10 w. +. Hnmsn:::: l40oo
98d ST., n. $50 f. W. OF 4th av.. 1uxlOS' L. r.
COMPANY 's'sse y 1920
ssuddsr referee, /" W H. Frey 800
Robinson ST., n ., 9x59; +. w, Loew referee. to
L. kanney.. A'~o
MoRTGAGES.
Schlamoritx Z. r. and husband TO NJ. Fox Q. 9. OF
SD O.. of 7th years. io4o
Beneam, James r. and vile to .. Higgins. 8 s. OF
Terrace place, OF Findey vt. esd ward . Il.
Fsaes John to Il Riiias. W. Of Robbins ss ad ~
x,s wsr0 & yss,. and .s 10 K l. Lawrence Of
18th st. e. of Lexington av:; years o,oou
corner OF Cortlandt and 1880 st. esd ward
Nugent, James and wife +. K. Ives, n. of l47th
st.. OF Ltgget (-3d ward demand 100
place n Of 18th st.: We Observation-Disclosures. as 900
Simon Fannie, to j. b. Stevens, .. g. OF 56th st., O.
Of Lexington years. ....,................ 1,UU
Saltus 4. H., to j. Clark. OF 18th st., W. Of 9th
S4sS as ". on Of av. ws 4: = 49, aoot
Timme, T., to NJ. f. Murtand. .. = OF Walton nv. -
years. - 25o(
years. ......................... 2,5ot
White Margaret, to G. X Parker e. g. of av. b t23d -
wArd) Aoo"
Van Etten. James and wife, to J. K. Bonestee, MS IL
OF Morton st., ". OF Blsecker; . years SOU
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
A DISHONEST FRENCH NURSE.

Maria alias Adelaide Cato, French nurse. was
committed for at the Fifty seventh street Court
yesterday, charge OF dishonesty preferred by her
Mistress Mrs Montgomery, No 20 West Forty-nith
street. In her Saratoga trunk was found black silk
suit, valued at $500, and blue Of almost equal
value For these and other property, which was ais
IN the trunk an owner is wanted nt the Nineteenth
precinct station house, Detective MCGOWAN
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

rENO LET-Until May or longer, on basis OF
AGO uniurnshed 200 mostly furnished with ser' ANS
horse, ohickeu-, large COTTAGE RESIDENCE IL rocms
saiie garden In shade lawn arG bearing pear tc s
ua,ed Tree minutes walk FROM West Elizabeth H. X Depot
Central r. OF ~ J. ana 40 minutes ride by frequent
trains from foot Ot IbeTtys ". T. Ga- and water IN Os
pavements near heEsy lOcat pasture los dtsitSc
Careful parties apply this week On The Premises OF !" no
OWNER Room 2, No. q Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Otedn Gteamers.

NTew-York, Havana g. Mexican Mail s. s. Line.
~ steamers leave Pier 3. North River. at 81. m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT: -
CITY OF NEWYORE.......-.-.....-rH RSDA1. Aug ~
CITY OF u ESDAf sept
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW-ORLEANS
via sana. CanIposehy Tu pan and Tampioo
CITY OF HAVANA. .............-TUESDAT,s Sept u
For freight passage apply 10
r. ALEXANDRA ! SONS, 81 and S3 Broadway:
Steamers viii YOreans sept 10 and Oct TOT
Vera lsrlira i.t al thA alnN. ilrrE
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Ocfdn 6iecmcrs

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEWYORK TO BRISTOL fGug)-DI RET
ag goods snd passengers for london, Cardiff Newport
Gloucester, aud ali ports In bitstGl Chanho
SAILING from Pier lS, East RIVER ., -, N.
CtkNWAli- StaMper
SlHfkSEI, western. 'NP~ q
CABIN Passage $40 currency hIcurson, SIxO; Ihtene'
date $40 currency; Stcerage $50 currency Pread set
Cefohcaes S26 Drafts for 81 and upward fof eSh'
passage. epplY 70 . -, -
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWYORH,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BlEMEN
COMPANY'S PIER FOOT OF SECONDSf, HObohhN.
ODER. SATURDAY. Aug. 26l NECKhR, saturday, sept y
MAIN SATURDAY. Sept q AOSEL, SAtuiday, epl ~
RATES or PASSAGE from NEw-YORK 10 b0UTHAhf
TON, HAYRE OR BBEMkh .z. =.
FIRST CABIN, 300 gold SECOND CARfN, tco Boid-
Return tickets AZ ro6 raie o Prsena steerago osrn
Gates, $50 currency.
oELhiCHs a Co. Bowling green.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Go Ubom it M.ap Goncern

NAVY DFrkgr,.HNr, WASHINGTON Aug. IL, 1876.
GENERAL ORDER No. 216.-Tic estimates
7Go0o0o To Keep the Of The NAVY properly EN-.
pioyd to meet the bes ai ths % b 6ess1 sG % o
SStuay equiTed wiz splSr from the estimate. :gntiee
Tor Of ND rrelsuI WI ro az .sya accounts ne sce
Ie ihs NJ s N tg n Nss not necsarT upon
eITr,s ce explanation OF Conference ReIort IN
Of soHeat d .ased part o tie secrear ot
the Navy to iionsh oeer instead Of having them ~ Der
the heads duIy or waiting oieIa ytly 'oia
cradle reduction could be maGs .na tSsy @ nsrr ~ ,nn
upon ,urough when they oan te spared ron W
should found BY experiment. that it is Impossible 20 f
through yoar. another sessou ~ tggttss
perhaps 1t night" Congressional Record jams ~
pursuance Of this olc consres: lpPrqpraed for rs
Eq@ ds6eT % eo Rq apa sP Of oS men, the sum % 5o
nearly $1,000 600 less thar the amount Of ne esiuats
inag dcri: views feels hound 10 maze geo faith lie
oGorr,o bring The s,tua expenses s Drch 81 t1s sv'e
possible tp the an0rEt appropriated ey Eogf
This car only by reducing the nunbr Q. oceFs Gun
quiTemep,s service and by putting thoqe nnerpoye
upon the lowest pay recognized by the PROVISIONS o e
ii inaeed di.asre duty" 70. tho ecretag 70 be
served Of late solely tho usel-s- and nue,oIng
and perhaps pay gallant men below
What actually io The sgcr s OF tier ~ aa,
BUt he has 10 oiheT aittrhante eNctp ts ~, ~ - ~ %
people. -. .. ,.u,o,,.. 90 80,
deserving evil whcis Thus done them and IN the p''l
Tine viii BE understood t1st ;l order neither arnt's
that il is inpI effort TO meet a. near a. nay ", %
qGellen,s Of public law binding a&o uIon te Department.
ans fIc service.
II therefore ordered. that
]. Until further orders, officers renewed Uon soe Nef
having part Of aCr-e. li have rs
"wait,rg orders a." tiou me
their detachment of the Oi 5'ae oi u
TIE case o thsr arrival ~ the Iot port
OF the TT.d a;es a. a: cruise part OF cr"ise h- been
In yeaTs with popcrti0atc leave lo traction o' a
such service Az the expiration OF tbCir Rave q"
waiting orders" sHch officers vii thereafter be- r'f -
"hloig" ar, w virtue of Tins order 80 pactl o
furGil" pnd " ia paid disbGTsipg officers wthOd
further Instructions fioun the Department
H. officers relieved from sfolr stations, hdf'f rhi o
special duly viii have one noEEs 'i+Sve or ,W'u ~
oersr daiug &iay Of Their detachment OF uc exp
ration Of which thcy zaicd 'furisCh aur
vrGe Of this order placed on "fU0usl ana VIII
b. paid by Disturbing officers without further RESTRICTIONS
from the Department.
III An uHT. not the lst q. September HeNi
and by either 81 The t~n preceding para
graphs will ryga-ted a. ON fuinugh s1f are bY iigc
This order psr nTrIgA" frou that date q d FIJI
thereafter p1t f>"utur effects without further NJ
s;ructiOrs 'rUii thc ,suHsfUeHi. 80.
". Tie 90 .,r- tr..- he Active List 0' the
Navy, av Ft' Officers r-u- rIed oy SPECIAL pro
visiDl of law. - 49,
GRO. =. hvGEs"N. ',r-t"ry o. tio Navy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Gourlrn I'll estate for Sale.

...ay . -
WELLIOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
"A DESEE -oae hprr ftCu city; valued at flOOiui mort
gaze. a ,7,u. &. EXCIAN6E Tor fAE1.
'"'' ''''s'' j. H. HOUSTON, 80 Liheriy-s
At PELHAM MtNCR-SELL OF RENT
n ,ayoIAGy, scve-s c0nvenclccd NDJ St- Just
completed delightfully."- located de'ot s"ihi. 80;
S3.1jO +tG.9uu. iIclirssUis, Sc, from hlEPlENS
BkOGHEf.f, Ist liio"dYay.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM. 4Sl.
I'D acres tine RId shade maGnifceEt RIVER mont
T. icc $500 easy. Buli1. Ho-ti nneai NE lice
a-kei. J. ED'hVt J. % lHn,. y'et.--
L'3R SALE. cheap, on ca-v terms t-st"ry
brown HOT ~ IN q; che most d"tifailr niE.
t0rhoyis city, would exchange itf c'itE a!
rlnNed prefrrfeL Adfe's p h"f +7o 10.
NOR SALE ol. PENT.-A handsome RESI-
DFNGa. "a BjLlrncuI Pvun. contains II IpOals End
attic es throughout hcal, r low down crate &C.
sc fae lawn VIII s,il or rent iuIii,iei. Adtr'-s
C. GAri4,S. Brjilchcrn. Penn
COR SAFE or Ia RENI.h Dgricn, or thc
y Soaud suG Ecw-tiayeu Railroad tIeaitgu', ani VIII,
natural rctr,Ty UnsuI!a-s"t fr beauty modern hni
HOUSE, Wits barn ard ole acre Il an sad Eader, Nh'i
can be pu clascd eoey teils sHd ~ bIean Apply 10
EELNIlLE J.. hBAD,
south N0rwalf. CCrb-
EOR SALF.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 30
y 100 roc b. IcG ie.; d-sIay located and dN s3ll
convenient 20 thrce GCj.;s IITSHlSG l. l.; Al 5ans
ea,i way: price far eGsh. Csli oSLcr, No Sr sT
\ y Ldrsar ~ Fribrtc Oihcc. y y flnsi-
in country advantages Th the city cohNehchcS
q gas. covers, water, DC
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
0ountrp prcpertp 90 fet.

VNO LET-A BOARDING HOUSE on the
i Shrewsbury River will accommodate so II opened nov
will Ill i'm nediatey applications arc numerous only I'VE
minutes walk from the depot gland location Tor ice O. cam
and lager beer gren- Apply 20 o. LEiGilToN hed baiS
Il
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Brook!nn propcrtn Go fet.
Gcarirn i]royerln 90 fet.

PLACE in perfect orde. containing five
~ ceres orchard Of apple aud dNe'lnE carnage
bouse ana oter necessary buildings, a. Pur'Chcste tHi
c,esttr Co. TO let $500 a year. y. q HANILAND Nc. 2
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Gonafs an6 farms Wdnie0.

a5ONEY FOR NORTH CAhOLtNA.-I will
w LEASI. oT BUY gold producing Lands. Give deia.s
+ %. BE-; 2,|3l.
NErhNVED-To BUY q FARM, about 100
W ecr,- address " RAEJs," Tribune Uptown Ohi,e'
,23S BrraiwRJ.
NgTAhTED--4 or , ROOMS i'll the upper
" uaf of . house. convenient for housekeeping by
tenan wife cd; tO De mOie!ai !oalon It
more .Aa nilo .fom 25'st and 3daVe Address = A. H.
J.. O. i0A 40. 4,2Sj, city.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
WHITE STAR LINE.

VINE SIAh HINH'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED ST. rES MAIL. .,o.,
tie kO endon
ny Lieut. Maury o. s. NJ going souh of tho Banks on the
pg Jsace Queenstown. all tpe round.
BRrTASNIC. SATU itDAY. sent q - M
GERMASIC, sATU RUAY, sapt 10, az 8 p M
CELTIC SATURDAY. sept %, al p a m.
BgITANNIC, SATURDAS Oct T. et 7:3O a. m -
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER 52, NORTH
sINER.
TEese S;cs uniform in sze aud unsurpassed IN ap
poiutncus. I1e saloon smoking. and Bah
Rooms placed ami-lpN where the rolso I'D motion
least fe sforng degree OF comfort hitherto unat
tsnsbie - -
RATLs-saoou. $50 and 800 gold Return Tickets on
favorable te.ms stcerage, S2S.
For Inspection ans information, apply OF thu
Company Offices No. 81 BrO.dway, NeN York:
u. J. COLTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

w waiter IL family
duties thoroughly and egn furnish superior reference WI
make himself tcfu ir city or country. can Il the PARIS
AG..NU g" Ji4 Ese. lao chatSc Until sgSa.