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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
Counirp properlp 90 Eel.

TO LET VERY LOW--Fne old stone
DWELLING, 40 rooms several acres land, splendid Cd
erss S, '"' '- ''' NV - JI HHS ~ 5t6ass
no LET-At Morristown, n. j., double two
u s,oi{ nni ~ neh roof .ai,He iiuDs ioca'on me
Agply iAAboLfH Bios ROOM 81, III BIoa'iaSy.
VHE M0Sr DESIRABLE and extensive RES
slse exceedqe, adorable fs1s and lrice ,
ries &c Addr s. p ~ C. owner A'tor House New YORK
10 BIZ LET at NJ. Desert, Bar Harbor.-A
very attractive sIMMhG GsiDE,NG q; fuzzy Furnished
stable stalls Tor olr hofsesj hrre wagons ana several
O'''' sricKEsE < SHEPARD 100 broadway NY.
rlNO RENT-For Summer or term of years,
MANSION completely furnished, with stable earden'
l. - NiiSn I've Tnhts' ls Of steamboat ami raw4
Apply % 2! A. AWEL%ct 4 Co. 80 rs ir3tdw3y Now
rsNO LET-An exceedingly comfortable, pleas
Flushing T. l.: i3 IoSns bath a Nv aud furnace ath 10
acres Of aad sha ana fruit scs az. p1sturase, excellent
nshci 81 800 year T. il. ELIIoTf Hanover 81. n
iCi - one nn'rh.shcn - IONS Ss , i On ~
ceut garen; minu.es VA. Of station 90 minutes from
" NO" Jersey fH''I' n% a ,q o. siSayo
V'O LET.-S15O, 5000, $500, $500, 5000.
Foh SA+EItS2o SoS Sou SO iIS o SoS I'm 81 o most
legrslue part q Ne~Jelsey one ee, ana one ,i.qs
j. X.
Two RENT-Summer or Year, nicely-fnr-
nished iLTn1m COTTAGE MANSION, in complete orders
wafer b. two tones bathroom heater aud large p"i,'S
two acres Of lawn, aonndlnre Of shade aud run
hHo', caragehopSe and staDlng for three nor SIS spte
healthy locate 10 miles iioni letse'iHe station = H. H.
Terms mod te. hpjlyto
Ia. CLEANER Ieose,ile, Chester County, Penn.
r.1O CENTENNIAL PARTIES. - Now in
course % ctiUn a. Clestory badiEa II by % st
able for sug business within one square Of C'nienni ouh
ing. huishsdi 10 the best Aprss locait' 81
Ccntclnsi; price $1,000 snl 100 ash The 90
amounts parties the rist 81 ground anil Dee Ic y anu
fhe hudil tLer ov, properly after C0isnn APsy
JOHN \. MAUGLE 1885 Lauoastcray. Pilaarp'la ~.
no LET-A new HOUSE, with II rooms,
modern Improvement. . acres " GROUND - ltis' ~
y. J.. GOO ana healthy ueghlorhoud, 30 minutes H'ui
EcvYrk By Northern All at FOOT ~ Chanbei& a.; r u.
very los. Apply 10 SIlpIEN MAkILINr, h'"Sebom
dcpO.
T{NO LET-In Passaic, Ncw-Jersey, handsome
Gothic cor O.. containing ten rooms bath room. ~
etc, b. best corftT -utrOuudd uy siu' '
stable Ir anu
carriage II needed Time from Sew OH, - minutes
Inquire u owner, j. a. 80, - -
WHARF. STOREHOUSE, &c, TO LET, at
~ ELIZAEETII"DET N.J.-EIcel INT stand Tor lAlil
bcr Coal aud WHariaRe Bis4se's j., u hLIlo"y, >
IlIadHay uc!rJng1; ~ ro,t-> 1T, Eh4a1tthpoI afI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
e. ELY AND Icons MINSTRELS,
LAST WEEK.
6itaailons Udnleo-- 1lales.


FARM HAND.-A respectable young man
/ would Ike place to general iarmwork understands
Plan CsreninF driving milking poHlnr no",ns s2"ins
rel renee. Apply Al ODELkS, IOJw West J4tpsL
GROOM or COACHMAN.-A young married
a h ,,ga.9. a. sg9n s or eoSSaaa .rS S aood
e.euoa. Clii LOT TO days A. 81 t-.t 1i.t.t.
GARDENER, experienced - by a Holland
5. 81 ca. at tIKr2STERs, los
HARDENER.-By married man, who thor
N oayhIy uEerandS re care Of greenhouses EraPeita
tre4,nt employer Addl,s, H. Trs,aon PostOr;e y y
4 ARDENER-By practical workman; mar
sd Sis,a. ,9, ,s 1 ss Ie1ei.bs I'M sy
To- u grounds Eeueral inFroyel. pts Of
ki..n,.cd store, isy AMI 10 ws'er,t
GARDENER and FARMER, COOK. DAIRY,
~ iut LrEi &C ~ scotch Iotc,lan, INA. snu ne
i-r rois lore, .Id cattle MIX &ci VIC coos NS'h
.Ia in I I1- ca ~ .ye f near sJh,
GARDENER and USEFUL.-An English
II Protestant married mA9 as nr,t elas. sad,ntr under
s'a'es q an, eold Z az - 'Ay'H guy i"s pts se
ini urn.,6 rndoab ed references Apply at oDELL
cor 100 Wet Sithat
MIGHT WATCHMAN, PORTER and USE
y FJi-A r-sprcahe single man would ne place ~
Thor ~ he Above a. scir D, tnoJolth rip Isn.sG a
usfaL Apply a. ODELIs CO's 100 West 3ith.L Inquire
DASTRY COOK.-A Young Chnaman as first
pssy roo. n hstcl IA tJ or country underS ~s
i, business roughly. aud wi moderate usges Apply
al oDELL,. 100 N'-t 81, corner OF BroairY
ISEFUL.-A useful lad, German, wants
city hs l. active, "iing.
Al Kinds work, farm saden horse driyinx
me- PROTESTANT HOME ~ EEAU, 1873 6thaye, four
door above l0tl a.. over the drug store
USEFUL MANLY single man, age p
wears d. Cos and t.'ls gardening,
snt DIVE horses cattle. mia. HOr lawns put Walks m
guDi oier good recommendations. Call Al CAhPEN-
TIES. 1903 On ave, nesr that
ET-EFUL MAN (Chinaman) With two years
puSat house he FOR ~ or country OF any distance or
i- situation opml ont coos IN all hrshchos
co ~ the rROIE-IAN' 81 kEAU, 10 bth ave
USEFUL MAN-HOUSEWOR Il Danish
Protestant n.a wife. AGED 20 ohitdren
man sui dfYU hp.ss lnilE care tAr u" ens'
Wa.l.r if,ner; Drs. RECOMMENDATIONS CAL al YAK
PENTEK -, l05 Cth ave,
TrSEFI'L.-A useful man and wife (EngllSh),
4 bost OF city rs'erenc.- ~ sood useful Ionpetent
Tor tgu1Ty ttr nan undc'slahu' s.tH
p MS hot luirr, OF farm. horsr Sc OF cseu N
r...r afd EAU sssrYtiLS about IN house Wiling 1ne
oul.iu. A1ts!at % AZ
Ire PROT sIAST III kEAU, l3o OtA'e Tour HooiS Ao''e
lOthsL
w \ITER.-A useful man, waiter sc. (French,;
sutAss English aul German Also Lr ono OF 1r p,s'
LIND II walters active ty l tsEt; "ins 10 80 sif s
lance country has good teetence ~ The ftnl
EsrANT HoME IL EEAU, lJ5 Olha7e. ioif cOoi' "Oo'o
ION 81
W. AITFR-A colored young man ~ waiter
w h private family boarding mouse ~ city or oounty
understands tir, tIp us'y AND is n 70 MAJ nm
80 .r can Furnish GOOD cify reference ApIJ sioDhLip
AGENCN, 100 West 34lhs, corner "i Bfoad"ay' inquire
or o.. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
Gonntrp neal estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT at 500, 900,
cost $50 yJJi extensive, Ersi-cass bui.l r. grounds
&C. healthy, Charming, AID accessible esy payments.
LLSIO&, OwltI, 20 Liberty II.
A I STANFORD, CONN.-FOR SALE, a
n oe-s1lH f.:.Fhi.fY On lachm'ld in. vi in ,ATce
minutes e railroad De OF substantial elegant sdture;
every modtrn Improvement Ave 9crs o: gfounds hand
lney ai oUt NOS ce. bcdty eaight. ana ilc
as ptuost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
I'm A. y. STENART7s
4 / 4. !. , ] l. " hIt -.
n GAHBEN CITY, T.. l., -
NEW HOUSES FURNISHED AND uNFuRNIShED

~
Several elegant BEIcK w!Trh and and suM ,,: ~ nE ,-
roeru inpo, emenis snd col'e9eiecs lo mr. nInao''
i out vim val. ~ sIn}bs y ~ a. 5 ,.e , % tr
AL Iuis AID DracN. atmosphere, free from haAIls' ana
peculiarly healthy aud agreeable ~ AL sc'sois ., ~
ground, ai,5u loo thaT ABOVE IHE ocIAN WIN soan-
DE- an ali Tines s N al w-thcr al gr-re ieIni supple.
DE had from rsrcass sioes and 'f"ceIr' ~ c''h
T0E szoot large ard Elegant Mansion. about 3. f'.t
ant wIh every convenience OIounGa about ore sc uA'"
T3i sl0OO.-An Elegant Mansion, same class - above,
nit eariaG eh.a'1 r ,lii. 81 bat ,ninfh,'lr'l , ..
lat qligrSi-i.e, 6ni siihGnt e'rs:e houi, .,.,
eleyrG commodous roops similar sIoAhis and ccn'rllhcr
F0H 5000 large and very attractive Dwelling win
and al nioaera cohyonencea with spacious garden
FOR sioo.-A very comfortable Dweiag-Hoas. Of ten
ROAD sTAiION; ir1es building YIN. largg. VII.
Sii M, tiiy nearly ever hour Of he .y ~
sDs and oFth -le RAJ o' nom u Htgt on .na
in urs,ciass hi, cars
ne purposes w, sth the Gas Works pioyoss ~ Il make
fIiE 6s Fi-icLAss HOTEL, located an Gle
sa9i pafs sol,s ii 5. AR ~, re h. .ea. '
cAERIAGl - bal II minutes notice ysL Of nspeeti9a
S.Ailon t. ''''' - v. Il. iuNsDALE. Msnag,r.
COMFORT, HEALTH and ECONOMY.-For
" 81 per rent one OF thos, houses zoe ana
hSise ss Sfca5is nsar eli rche,, schools depos &C.
pass tAs door Inquire on Tens, or OF D. H.
DESIaO&, 1871 beletiir are, NowHG.
EOR KENT-n philadelphia, during Centen-
nal Exhibition handsomely furnished iiOt ~, al mod
impro' en,ut fashionable ncgnoIhooi on The ng Of
city pqs-e railways drsci tne IL refer
TCqsieu address siOuthst NcNl or,
J. y. -. 1872 spruce ~. Philadelphia.
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT-An
Engsh cottage. handsomely furnished, u let ior IL
months LAKE whitney New iIav.u, Conn; stage
PASS door per day horse cars 20 minutes
an io ioata acrc.lOin grove 10 IN meadow, pas
tlre and gaTlen Inc Attorney cow, &c address
THED. Ellis, % broadway
Or III. Z. HOADLEY, 81 Church st., NeT-Haven COun.
AXE RONKONK0MA, J.. I.-Snug RESI-
IL DEACE furnished. 10 rooms, excellent ouLDuidngs
h-fien orchard 30 sores Rent $50 month or "a Oh
lSnAg boating; 10 miles taills.
rutland & WHITING. BeekInaAst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
nllsCellaueoue


4 YOUNG LADY Of culture, intending 10 go
abroad 4y,Li If 81 June. wi'ar7 Go lI.a isy 'r
o: genial a,,, os..ol. Object, compaiiun.p AIdrH H. ~
l1 Heit.f I'D.
NKISTADOROs HAIR DYE accompli,hcs is
- tors .llrutdy. s-foy. Instantly Depot N" % JohL
Whoir-a.c and r'taL
nor SALE-An obloug TENT, nearly new
..zo ~ 81 vii sea !opl 300 10 1000 rfspnh so'd
rvsetfUtr s9r aIy n.s o. make ri'nsy Hih6 '"e
Centennial ffli,ss CDWLie, 1ribuH" ohi,'.
EFOUSE-CLEANING MADE EAo(.-lh lac
81 especially informs housr,e' eIs tlh ihry
ar prepared 10 take entire chsrer AL heo.n c'.-n
ou,t nutrg he absence % she fnls for me SEASON w i-
poary dnhHf the clr>ninsi lai.n.I Ausa"n ris'1 ~
igl ing -la ng 2ut inE 'sfitst f'i"'H1I' l''e
paei in chsrgr hOuH@s during INNER no t ~ ''h~'s
fIf cleaning &c. application; r"ir ares iili ihei
BlHEEH NAsf-g-, ~ arah 49, room F.,
9bERaDNAL attention given 10 the collecting
rcut renting OF property, md TO is cutie insi"~
mont. -sflsiA Tory refrrc.res fiysn - 49,. -,....,
J. EDGAR LEAYCRhFT 7O3 -ths'e
yEVUE FIRM of :. & T.. V. ODELL ~ Co. was
o. thc 29. day Of Ayfl 1916 nlS.nLE ~ puft'a' %
ti. term, ccpa tu,r.!s aHc,ufrL Ilo b9s4i s.
, be- to4rrcfeI r place ~ h'i, ihc
fam name 81 e. s. OBJ ii, 90 whom alone az dtb 'i'
"'' nv SAMUEL OnEIT.
EDWARD y. ODELi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
REAL ESTATE.
Syw-YoRK, Saturday, April w io'

NrwYoRK, Saturday, April w io'o'
u, ,ooaI auction sales were maze
=. No Exchange salesroom to-day
~ n; Liner ~ of 7Oh.si, 105.91Ioo GOA 400
sohn BrslIoy r.. JcJass IL Ailter;- a, ava
,, 1s ,v,tb lot, No 6l7 3dave 500 07b
$500 $500 NJ t0fa-st, lot l9x79; i I1ly,Saan
~ A. i.rick house tro9tl os'9iy
onehah inter 81 e 1T No l0I West l@.l.. 1920
byio with lot, No 100 y
ti6siory briss 70 d HOaston'1 lot 1'AoO 5000
soa:e with lot NO 1913 adjoining aDO'O 1900
2SsIsS house s vim lot No 49, adjoining $4,000
buv r. lot
$500 $500 io s' vita lot No 49, adjoining 10000
2sz SS hdss viii lot no ~ iSrs In' 3 loo $4,000
.,aiar house VITA lot NO 2O6 tOr'S 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

tOh SAIL OF 10 LEl-At Bridgeport, Conn,
T~.r ~. hyh.c COTTAGE, 10 rooms All moceru m,to,s
". stsait'' al SEASIDE PARK C0uu Hols agoi,ere"
L hsflums celebrated residence view in an directions
E z ami plculel tle. Address n. q. Ely Box 1855
4. o., Bridgeport. Conn. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

4 HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIuENCE. 23

Ill il J,i.e'. ron SAL ior les. tau cost to oose
'sr' OoA' bot ard cold zt,I. Gc. "a acres,
e. -ou1 fel walter aahug and OaItIg within thics
$50 talroa'~ OF. schCOf, Stores, add pOstoinc-
e.s. VAC t4tu Ol Mile o. l. BOON
nv - 4-~'Nuto teqeahuocS, A-oIrls County, s. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

G ,OOhiNG RANGES TINT heat the rooms
y sboyg GOTHIC TOPS taat cure sfnoy chimney VA.
,SSlea null GnlPPEN CO.. 1hirua,e ABOVE fxunty.
tAiius send !or eTcI.Fs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
oyr,cIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IkANSfh
NETWORK CITY.

aauk st. $40 OF Sreen yian Teas sS412
,i a 81 D 800 II Of ION ave r II $4,000
gsncr and husband TO- ChAi'gs ~ 3; also Elm
So S. 20 34 2ix50 Gilbert Hailed ana wig olnna
iSn:;i so T1s,qS Sitas Mayor Alder 15o
60 70 Ag9 = 4 Ap Broadway, 5o1iO5; ThOma, animal
Aud "a. @ G1 ,.. Msa s. Agnes Aud
ave cor l5ifhst l2'IIAoo SAM Nonina
sS SsS AH s. 1904 q Slave iOoAI'o 1000
ss thaT'S' 100 Of 51eg 2'Aiooo oiaes 5000
aud We 70 H 9s4 Gi wss1ns 5ixi9o
TsTais's ts nco SGI asns ooo
ton ROB Farmer and Tae 70 y N Iohn Gi,ey ANA
wooster s. vs. 80 I'S 9 loOA'- $4,000
go Il v Of Saa'e 10000
IL ,w.si, N4s Al a ,y 42.' o1ninal
and wi. :. Gf II Of 'cntoa-st 2Ox90 to
,1c 661i5o can Ward same to mels NINA,
7istst 10 II " " 81 . mes. eNl,o ~ l4,6OO
Iths lol r. = Tr % iies o5Ge $50
l5tsL 25x9, al9o Enc u c 81 '-'O 10000
Is We 5sS !. w1 81 4o,l s 1 1900
at s, 500 % i-''''N 'N-V'" ...,.. 5000
cldss st. liP vs. 81 70 Eiwar : $4,000
44ih s. 81 II . % % S'f ffssc iaizcsGort $4,000
stS.aTe. 2iii Of l5Gul - 2z7S a a i%t'n;
Of iS6s.-st 25x75; John Hays aud n n
LAIN IA al..
W dcvatsrst $ SooXIl. Nm .ii,s $1,000
7t.sye, Il COZ 2C'h 81 4''A-Oo $500
7si So MIC 81 Il, 4 IicTSso < 1o75o
Gre9nwc.s No mn ~ "a 1900
W. Sers G9 =, oil ; GSst IA, 500
7isss go t " ss 81 gi1a't' oN1O nominal
eSo 70 leiSi EIoarl Watson TO y o.nia
LeK gona,S :, ,S 81 SvsssnS TO John Hoes 225Oc
1staye s. ~ 4I ~ n VI ''.,o' .~... 5000
LosS REL 10 nm a. Hudson. 24170x irregular;
N i.'sn, = Willis t'.'.'V' lS95C
st = iO Tefree - ssac $50
T. st. Is % p, 80. is.o sOO'
efa.S r : 80 10 scssicr - 1920
7in S; = = s re A. Esther WunIen0rg '..-. 4OOI
btaa'e r,r IN rrieree 10 Schoe 7oOi
os ca,sb 70 : chadxcE Nonina
oS WE 49,. H. OOC
etssvr sc ne SV Wi ~ farr
sess, , IT,, : ;iI =, Cyi,Ter 57ot
0issst t ,,5 81 " H Ia 1880
sa,se, ' = loo Il W OF 3daye lJOx1O2.2 Margaret
CrawOI0 10 oafah D"y
k.tn.,t ps. of1stave, Tnonss Tatten TO Abraham
Van cTbecs 10 years -.-..-. SsO'
Mai ON A. ; : " OF CathaIi,e 81, i nLbdnk and
otners 10 JAMES Wallace 10 years -. o,5o'
" van 5l 1esrs ...... 1870
Avenue g. SO 90, D6fcas exemption to Israel Levi
st is s'T, PS..r 4, I2O
iU t1.dy Y'1'' }. y. SAVAGE. Depaty Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
,ARE DrsLNEss oppoRTuNIrY.
GoIhes. Carriages, Garness, &c.

ALL KINDS or CARRIAGES. my own make.
+Sst sarscur'r' rfcrs --tf-n,a ratAg i,p rev n'y
rhsrton- 80 uP tlISr sl40i uo tcps a. lrai -
" fluifq D-Int0p WAGONS FlHDi p,hdn-ys - 20
cxttsJn tsY uastons siJi thht hi o'' 'iu'l st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

EVh SAl4E-On easy terms, a beautiful cot
~ 4Se house; nine 100 "a marDe msHtes and al the
.ofh Improvements; situated 1t MonffOse, orange, 81
~, -uIes walk from railroad stations lTom
sse.,tot6 Inquire IL address GEHBEKI corner Man
eno C~aaed ats. Orange n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

3 IT
IL DEACE Iurnahoa. 10 rooms, excellent onDaidings,
,-r.u, orchard, Rent $50 j. nonth '1r ga on
OnGeiIGiiy healthy fishing boating ~ miles Two ans.
rutland & WHITING. Beeknarss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

NOACHM&N.-A gentleman j. anxious 10 pro-
,-e -lir,ii,u or ul. c,lch1au. sncIn ho vail recon
r n ever, taTicaial. s stro.y tsmucTtr CAL of dd
erc-- t.r,-rut .uiripSrr, 30 West Dist 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
Gonntrn Real Cstale for Safe.

TOR SALE or TO RENT-A large first-cla's
HOUSE with stable within i've mipnies Of station, on
ti'o i'""""' r. W SUFFERN Snfcrn. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

4 GENTLEMAN OF good social position, Uni
"a ,.aity gf-I.air speaAiis The MODERN ltigd--a
ts ei much ts Continent abrul 10 leave ~
IrrI-e I would take th> cd oIe OF Two s"us men Ae
ue slIcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

Eth AVE. THEATER.
PIQUE."
2lst Week. Final Nights.
"PHQUE' MATINEE SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
Giiaations Uanie0--femaits.

NURSE-By an efficient French nurse to
~ growing children wait upon young ladies can ar.
range hal cry excellent tress fond o. children,
aud experienced testimonials. Can be engaged al oDs
th ave- between 3jih Seth ST., hrst door, JAcquins
French Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

NOAClNlAN and GROOM. A respectable
v.uu. u.a fsnclr) COACH aud groom. h's 'iy
r,fcSl,, cal address T. l., 30 ~ Wcst JIstsi ga 49,
-ftfir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

ITO LET" Rare chance" low rent; two
lfCt SIS unurn.shed, II rooms; furnished 10
rooms 80 icet apart ~ acres land handsomely LAM out
Oil fTuit
rut garden; mnules Of station 30 minutes from
Now York. la Now Jersey. Photographs VI both places
j. NJ. AN,gJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

EVERY NIGHT
Except SATURDAY night next)
PIQ L r."
The Great Play OF To day.
Saturday Night, May g,
Duiwer's Comedy MONEY
for Mr.. Harkius 5 Benefit
rURDAY next at leo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

COACHNAN and UjEFUL-By "a single nan,
uo can care drive hoTses cattle. mis, 10 ar
deulng It'd Ssks, lawns: &e good recommendations CAL
al "A iiPENTIsitS, lOo On ave, "thht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

LONDON ASSURANCE
EVERY EVENING AND SArU RDAf MATINEE
until further notice
CARRIAGES may be Ordered for lO.3O.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-05
Speaking at Franklin.

One of the grandest and most
enthusiastic meetings of the
Democratic party in this State
was held last Tuesday at Frank
lin, in Williamson county. There
were not less than five thousand
persons present, one-flth of
which were colored. The meet
ing was addressed by Gov. Por-
ter, Ex-Gov. Harris, Senator
ID. NJ. Key, Hon. John M.
Bright and Hon. w. G. Whit
thorne. Mr.. Bright was pre-
scented by the ladies at the close
of his eloquent speech, with an
exquisite bouquet, for which he
rendered his thanks in language
enthusiastically Bright. 1t
was a glorious day for the De-
mocracy of old Williamson,
and everybody retired to their
homes after the speaking was
through with, feeling that it
was good to be there.--Shel6y-
UiUe Commercial.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-05
The YelIoW-Fever,

A private letter from Savan-
nah, date September oath, con-
tains the following in regard TO
the rage of the yellow fever in
that city. 1t says: Il fear
there will be no hope for OPEN
ing a business connection with
Savannah for some months, ow-
ing to our present PROSTATE
state. Why, one-half of the
stores are closed entirely. Mer-
chants have sent their goods in
to the interior towns and opened
establishments there. There
seems to be no abatement of the
yellow fever whatever. There
were forty-five deaths yester-
day September 23), and hardly
a house escaped either death
or sickness. 1t has even reached
the Isle Of Hope and Bruins
wick, and in the latter place
there are six hundred cases,
and
THE DOCTORS HAVE RUN AWAY,
or at least some of them have.
Il has also broken attn Charles
ton. People whom you met APP
parently well yesterday, are i'll
their collins to-day. The beau
tiful daughter OF Wallace Corn
ing was buried this morning.
DeGauge, Des BouiIlons, Peter
Charles of the Marshall House,
Or. Clay, DR.. Marsh, DR.. Par
sons, Mccall, at Buffers drug
store, McFall, the plumber, all
Mr.. Evans, family, three chill
dren of Drummond fused to he
with Gailbraith), John D. Car
ter, Colonel Anderson's daugh-
ter, young Sam Bell, Lindsay,
the furniture man, Mr.. Sutliff,
are all down very bad. l could
fill dozens Of sheets in this way,
and merely mention names of
those you know. tits
A FRIGHTFUL STATE OF THINGS,
And God only knows when it
will cease. All business is sus-
pended, and there is nothing do
ing. We shut up at two O'Clock
every day, and have done SO for
Ten days. Nearly all the white
people have left the city, and it
looks now as if plaguc-strick-
eli and blasted. Whenever Hook
out of my door l see nobody
but people following funerals.
The Lord send us frost and
change the seasons. Old man
Weeks was in here with me the
other morning, and yesterday
he was buried. Every house is
full of sick, and neither can a
sufficient number Of doctors MOI
of nurses be had. j. Mel"
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r@- The "claims'' the South

ET The "claims" the South
used to send up to the North
and Northwest were claims for
sugar-mills, and pork, and wheat,
and corn, and cotton-gins, for
the agricultural and manufac-
tured products of the North.
These .Solid Southern" claims
would be sent up again, if some
miserable Republican journals
and, indeed, the entire party,
were not industriOusly engaged
in fostering enmity between the
sections, in nursing hate to keep
it warm. To call a man q dem'd,
miserable, low-lived son OF a
sea-cook isn't a good way to
coax him to buy goods of you.
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Death Of General BraX-
ton Bragg.

General Braxton Bragg drop
ped dead in Galveston, We'd
nesday morning, the 9th, from
disease of the heart. He was
sixty-one years of age. He
was bonn in Warren county,
North Carolina, in 1916; was
admitted to West Point Acade-
my in 1887; was appointed Sec
ond Lieutenant in the Third Ar
tillery. He served with dis
tinction under General Taylor
in the Mexican war, and Cen
eral TayIor's order at Buena
Vista-"A little more grape,
Captain Bragg"-is famous. In
1866 he was offered a commits
sion in a new regiment. He re-
tired to private life in 1856.
When the civil war began he at
once became Brigadier-G ener-
al in the Confederate army, and
was stationed at Pensacola 10
act against Fort Pickcns. In
1862 he was appointed General
of a Division, 10 act under Gen
eral Albert Sidney Johnston.
He figured prominently in the
battle of Shiloh. On the death
of General Johnston he was
appointed to the command of
the entire force, and conducted
the campaign against General
Buell.. He operated in Tennes-
see; was at the battles of Stone
River and Murfreesboro; de-
feated Rosccrans at Chickamau-
ga; was beaten by Grant after.
ward, and removed from COM
mand in January, 1864. He
was, later, made Chief of Staff
to Jefferson Davis. In Noyem.
Der of that year he took COM
mand of the Department of
North Carolina. He was beat
en- at Fort Fisher, Wilmington
and Kingston, and was super.
seeded by General Joe Johnston
He surrendered to Sherman or
the Goth of April, 1866. He
was buried at Mobile.
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j. Fl. BURNAx,
THEO. HARRIS.
J. w. GOODWIN,

GALVESTON, Sept. %. AID
vices from Northern and North
western Texas report grass
hopper invasion in some coun-
ties. They are destroying veg
citation. Wheat sowing is de-
layed until it is known whether
the hoppers remain long enough
to deposit their eggs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-05
NOn-Residenf Notice.
In County Court at Fayette-
vile, Tenn.

VIM Rowland ct al Us. w. w. Locker ct al
an motion Of complainsnts by counsel.
" and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk from the allegations in the CON-
plainants' bill, which is sworn TO, that
defendants VIM. w. Locker and Elijah L,
Locker reside in the State Of Texas. and
Ann Locker resides in the State Of Alaba-
ma. and are non-residents Of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary notice cannot
be served upon them; It is, therefore, order
ed by the Clerk that said defendants appear
on or before the first day Of our County
Court to be held at the courthouse in the
town of Fayetteville, on the first Mon
day in November, 1915, and make de-
fence to compliments said bill, OF the
same will be set for hearing ex parte as to
them. 1t is further ordered that this notice
be published In the FAYETTKvILLE oBsER-
YER, for four consecutive weeks, a news
paper Published in the town Of Fayetteville.
septl4 P.D. B0YqE, Clerk. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-05

n% Only three members OF Mr.
Lincoln's Cabinet, as it was orig
inally made up and as it continued
for a long while, are now living.
They are Simon Cameron, Secre'
tary of War; Gideon Wells, Secre-
tary of the Navy; and Montgome.
nv Blair, Postmaster General.
Wells and Blair support Tilden,
and old Winnebago Cameron goes
for Hayes.