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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20

Attention.
The fall session of the Henderson,
Tenn, Male and Female Academy,
opened July.10th, 1876, under more
fattering prospects than ever before.
The building is new and commodl-
Gus, consisting of four rooms.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department, $3.50
Advanced Primary Department, 1900
Preparatory Department, 1900
Collegiate Department, 1000
Music with use ofinstrumeDt, 1000
Drawing, Painting, Water Col
ors, each, 1000
Painting Oil COlors, 1900
Board, everything furnished, 1880
Miss Bette Mason and Mrs Ann
Spencer, Henderson, Assistants. Miss
Alice McKelvy, Milan, Tenn, Music
and Art Teacher.
21-24 j. d. OzIER, Principal.
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CANDIDATES.


Il EA.-we are authorized 10 announce
,LIIoH. B. j. Lea. Of Haywood. % a candi
date for Congress in this. the Ninth. Congress
ional District. to succeed Mr. Caldwell.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20
stnfo Senate.

TTAWKINS-We are authorized to an
Ii nounce Albert g. Hawkins. of Carroll
county. a a candidate 10 represent Gibson and
Carroll counties in thu State Senate.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20

The best Sorgo Mills and Evapora>
tors Fxtant at l. w Deshongs. J6-4t
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20
Attention.

For a good square meal, go TO the
Milan Hotel.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20

We will take corn and wheat in
payment of notes and accounts.
Williams, Smith IL Co.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20

Bankrupt stock at auction every
Saturday. Ladies specially invited.
+. \. Collins, Assignee
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

No. 2 MOI M. 8
April 81. 1876. Daily. Daily. Elk Daily.
Sunday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20
SMALL CHANGE.

Ice for sale at Sedberry ard Rays
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20

NTcKNIGHT-We are authorized to an
didate for Sheriff at the August election.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-20

UNAWAY-We are authorized TO an
Cnuunce Thos. Dunaway as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Gibson county at the August
election.
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For Shorin.

ID AIRD-We are authorized to announce
ID NJ. l.. Baird az a candidate for Sheriff Of
Gibson county al the next August election.
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Mol Na.3 No.5
April 81. 1876. Daily Elk Daily. Daily.
Sunday.
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CoNDEysEB TIME
LOUISVILLE & CT. SOUTHERN
n.rvua.n rTNr
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

RAILROAD LINE.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
1ST. Es. q. SirStller.

u ESUMF;S the practice of his professiop,
III and offers his services TO the citizens dI
Monroe and vicinity. Office: In Se:OnCl
story OF iireard'S Brick Store, corner Grand
'ind DcSiard streets. June 2S, 1873. ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
other. Hayes can get de .fucto Con-
gress, but Tilden cannot.

other. Hayes can get a de .fucto Con-
gress, but Tilden cannot.
From the moment the present House
retires from the joint con> ention and
declares Mr.. Tilden President, civil war
must inevitably follow. Will they
take that step in the f,ce of the
der all the forms OF law? Will they be
brave enough to thus draw the sword
in face of the further fact that Il le .tacto
President, elected under the forms of
law, is sustained by II de .tucto Senate
and House, holding their certificates of
election under the forms Of law? We
think not. The Northcrn mind is so
constituted that obedience to the forms
of law, whatever question there may
be as to 4 violation of the true spirit
and intent of that law, is regarded as a
moral and religious duty. Superadded
to this sentiment is the knowledge
that civil war means an obiiterntion
of the bonded debt, Il destruction of the
currency, the imperiling OF all invest
ments aud incomes, and a prostitution
ofall business except those spasmodic
and fcverist enterprises which accom-
be more powerful than even tho terrors
of outrage and bloodshGd.
In thus saying what probably will be
done, we do not mean to say that this
is the course which should be followed.
Upon that branch of the question we
remain silent. 1t is not subject upon
which the Southern people should cX-
press an opinion.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
MONROE SCHOOL.

Tho exercises of the Monroe male school
vii! be resumed. at the male Academy. on
Monday. the 2nd day ofOctober, 1876.
Terms, per month......... so
Tuition will be payable IN udrunce as
cannot do justice to my pupils and he com
PEELED to coffec; bills on the street. Parents
and guardians ere assured of strict diSci-
pfine and thorough instruction.
JAMES \. BErHt'NE.
September. y. 1876. IT.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01

VIM. a. Jones, foreman of the com
posing room of the New Orleans Times,
died last week. Just before his death,
he became conscious for a moment, and
in that CLEAN, dwelling upon the habit
Of his life, he suddenly exclaimed:
''The ads are all right, Sherman; lock
up the forms and let's go to press"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01

Tho canvass for Speaker Of the House
of Representatives attracts no specula-
ton ut the National Capital. The old
committees will continue, as it is q
matter Of minor Importance beyond the
personal homer and double pay.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
Dentistry.

NR. S. L. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
- offers his professional services to the
citizens OF Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
wears in the practice, he feels confident Of
giving satisfaction in all branches of his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work.
office at residence on Jackson street, near
The Female Academy, Monroe. La.
y1-nIarl6:1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01

Ex-Chief Justice Iglesias, Of Mexico,
has proclaimed himself provisional
president, and located his seat of gov
crnment at Leon.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
lDP. S. e.. Murphy,
JOHN M'ENEEY. D. M'ENEIsY
j. a. =. -. McEnery.

=; TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
"A practice i'll the Parish and District
Courts of Duaci,ita, MorcfotIsc, Franklin,
ii"hand. Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
i'll the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ted States Courts. Particular attention paid
80 business III the Land Office Department
# the General Government. nl7tt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01

Each Pullman car last year netted
$2,G3S.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH X. r.

NEW Ofh AND IJINhNblI ~, ~.
ALL Rail- LINE BETWEEN EEw-YoiK LONG
BIANCH. OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlKi AND SQUAN
Iaoe OF july a. 1876: Trains leave New foH irun
cot Of Ltcrty-st North River at f:ij, 7Io ll41 a. i
fGoii loot OF CarRsonst at 1885, Dos, ll3j n, $780,
All trans run to Long Branch. Ocean Grove Spring lake
and Pea Girt. ---. -. 49,. u..,,o,
from keypOrt CONNECT Nv hd-i"ah pei'ph
wi
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
pnnNn hnnnK ROUTE.

NUUND UItDDh HJN
FOR PHILADELPHIA AID THE 1aNlENNlAL
Commencing MONDAY, June 10, 1876, Trains
Leave NegIOfk loot Of iiUerty-sl atCi1 Gl1 $40 @m
LesTo 100, Of CIarksons at 63S, 1885, 9Oj 1880.
40, coo y. N. , NJ,
aNc phisdeiphia from gtatOn North PENNSYLVANIA Ran
rCa TId and BeTkSsts., al 7:jO. 800 An, LOU o D
y. Ceuteuujai Grounds at I:lJ, 3lJ a. M IS
3, 10. J:1O p.
Pullman Drawing attached 70 the 14J and
9 a m trains trains leaving Cen
tSlnal tirnFUds 9t 40 ard $40 y.
Hatcs passenger low as by other routes
Coutena passengers delivered at the man 10 tne
Centennial Grounds Ii. i. BALDWIN,
Pass. Agent
II pIrEFp Snut ana Eng
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
REAL ESTATE.

Egw-yoRK. Tuesday. Sept. s. 1875
The following attractions were offered at
saction at the Excisnse salesrOoEn to-aay;
BIZ U1n. Rcnnsttv
49,. -. shave 7s.S "a n OF 54th-st. 25xlCoi IL - 90
D"s'' By D. N. Ss1Ssn.
, .,orv ttick double tcaeRseni house. with tot ws
rysr 81 l15 II Of RiyiBgt9nSt lot 31SIoo J.,o on,
obrneis
BV = H. LcirTsiles 9 Go.
,avv byiok toncGaent horse, with lot ESsexsb no
"a ~ ~ Rvfag:On 81. bot 25xlo5; Geo Agil
,orv hTiek tencnent hoCeo. with lot NO 30 sian
- y Al 86 ft OF Allenst lot 1l5xt0i Laura am
ssOry bres pr 2 ho,sS yl Juhn nsnSer nae $4,000
V~AfS@ - IN X. y. Harneh
a .,orv and basement brown 4stone house and hsse
I'D Ias a. ct. 1875 70 Of LexBgtonaye ot oo
3aSi.,0 s. Thomas HsManus. SIluU
S,ssSd for 80 ycsrs from April I, 1870; ground
tnsT boises with lots Fest 45th-st 2lO II OF oo
Iinrton ave- each lot 20x1OO5; same buyer l4,OOO
Is1,ns sane as above ground rent, 500 per annnm
each. n w.. ~ k<.tIsr
lot Sos5 en Sa9hs Ilo N .. sls7io
POT q land sSas7S, smSSias 10000
A"" BT r. NJ LVltoog q Co. 49,.
2soTy SRs SSs lot scphia $1,000
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
ccuntn Real estate for Safe.

,o.~so~>>>Y>~,>|-D>~>~>>SS>o
A WELII-L0CATED SUBURBAN RESI-
IA DENEE-Oto hour from city; valued az $1,000 mort
gag" 9'''''' " p ii. HOUSTON, 90 Lib,rty.st.
A RARE CHANCE to BUY in MORRIS
~ TOWs.-The best located place largo mansion ana
erouuGs with mOlern improvements offered Or ieW avs
J. HENRY JOHNSON, Ri9lrsi0%n, y. J.
A FORCED SALE.-Good HOUSE, 6 rooms;
IA splendid high o GOXl32 lawn picly irllt: E-p
so long hennery fag dlowaks gas esces6t
healthy neiybbo-hoOd 40 nnJt, ln Jersey oniy JJi
q bargain STANLEY FEEGCSON, l6l Broadway.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, 4Sl2
D acres fine lawn and shade macuihccnt river foIi,
Isce easy. buildings worth oe nan to lcs
asked E. B0OKOUT % Lberiy.st
EOR SALE.--A fine BUILDING PLOT, 60
by 15 or go by 18G feet; dcTbly located and dry s2l
convenient to ihrco Gepois in FLUSHING l. - huns
each waY; price cash. Call 0D owner No. fcs
n " OF address o. JOx 10 Tribune Once y y flnsr
ing c0antry advantages with the cJ coNsIeOos
OF gas. sewers, water &c
DANCHO FOR SALE-Ncar Los Angeles,
~ California $4,000 excellent laad 200 acres IL or
enEe irees &c Price. 300 o. Gol Bonts for Fl2,OO
gOsd 10 GagadlE Increasing ih Xane bic
bargain. be sacIiHcesL Address O. g. lliGCiNSON'
san Franclsoo
60 aNA0 FOR sALE-A fine HOME,
up ~, T1CSIs STEAO PROPERTY, in one OF the mo I
picturesque of Connecticut villages two houts and ha rom
z2ds house barn. ana outosr and aoutO acres soId 10
Gloss estate. Address j. r. s., Tribune ohce
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.

hEPARIURE OF THROUGH RAlLROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BALTTi0RH AND ONO RAlLRoAD-EXpTeas lot Washington
and the Mesi--35 m Limited Express Tor WASHINGTON
and the Nest-G.5 Express for Washington and tho
S0uth2S5 ~ E%proSs for Washington. Ihs S0Gth ana
ERIE HAiLwAY-9:0O and l0.d5 a. m and pm.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1890 andll5O
a. and L. o. SSD, and III .. III.
NEW YORK NBY. II AvEN AND HARrFoaI-Por Boston via
Spring6eld-s05 and ii m and p. M via shore
ii a IN. ~ no.. and l. 2:20 g. 14O, 5:l5 O. and 10 r.
PENNSYLVANIA RAlIO ApOr the West and south yta Pitts
burgh-0S0 O. and and $3.50 y. For the south via
WasnngOnS:i0a m and 2;t0 and 8p For Philadelphia
ISO $40, aud $50 a. H. and 1880. lao j. 4, D. D. Z,
JERSEY soUrHEKNFor Philadelphia (steamer
o. i5 a.n and $3.50 p. IN
A LBANY and TROY by day boats G.. VIB-
IN BARD and DANIEL DREW-Ieaye vestryst pier
atSlO and 24th-st. $50 a Landing yack Tar
rytown y ferryb bca Wegt poin Newburgh Poughkeopse
Ehnebeck Caskl aud Hudson Close connection at Albany
Central special train 60 saratoga and Round Lake To
Point NoHburgh reTurI day, 81 POugh
keepse ~ 90. Saratoga and rotura s. 40
DROOKLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
lb BURGH. by steamboat ARMENIA-Leave Fultonst-
BROOKLYN Vesry ST., York, 900 and Twenty
fOurthsL SD m landing at YOpkcrs Iona Island
COZzens, Point and Cornwall Returning arrive at
Brooklyn at 2 p TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP, 81.
To Iona Island ami return 40 eonts
CTTIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA, LAKE CHAMPIAIN, LAKE GEOEGE,
and West only 81 30 and reduction TO all boipt The
elegant OF this Line leave DAILY Saturdays
ccted) from Pier 49, North RIVER foot Leroy ~,
connecting with morning trains n v Central, Ronss4aer
and Sara and Troy and Boston and connecting railroads
JOSEPH CORNELL Supt
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

RhlDGEpORJ, and NJ points Oh iiOusatollc
RUhT oaves cathancshpat II Boa and 8dseport a,
EtATSKH.L CREEK LINH.-SteSn,crs NEW
~ CiiAAFIux cr WALTER BSEPT la ". iro, Caaa.,,t.
Pier ~. ~ r.. At . y. N. iare S9c Lcrtha Tree
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i7d-Ls1ye aeasts loot x cof3ls sad hesSrss s.s a.
I,., ~ f9s Eas:op hs:hehs M AeIliewn aanes Chunk M
canne shanskin. Ses6aIrs, pts.On. ssyrs Eaifs &C.
ho ShSra l Fai sfasi aaa the ' w wf A"rFn' Rochester, S
naie ,a s m,,nSy hS Ees oHsGss arf GsS
g. nasins cicse CONNECTIONS .or Healing Poitsve
q p M. for Eastou. nsthehcm. Allentown and Msueh
$50 p NJ Night Express daily. for Eas,On bethlehem Al
West PuIIsans see rg csaesses g g .i;aehct d.. ,r
General Easter" oer cCrpsr Of Gh1reh aaa S9rnd;sa
MONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
ss eIesp,e for sT Ike io = % ons %
at SEQ a ~ aud I:Sj p m For aoNTcLxIn ard ORANGE
s6 so m For is % Fails a and m nts to me- its @ ssoSs @ @ AZ
so a nl $50 $50. and y 80 p For Iingwood and all
and otet tickets may be Obt,!nea at ocs
Yiy Yorsy W and at o0" 25 b5SS ssssy ai*
NEW-JERSEY AND NEW-YORK RAIL-
- wATuFsI I G GmAGKEEsACK spRiNG @ @yAiIEY NAN An
Leave Now.Yors via Ere ferries loot chaui6srs ST. 7ia
s5 sn a. % " M a 1s AMI GG a r nj sgty nj Ss sa 3 II
sscS FCgsh to E stony faT ETTsrfon s tickets az @ So
PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
L tho NEwJERSEY SOUTHERN " R.-Fsre lower than
by any other Ioute commencing 49, 1915. New
York from Pier g North River foot Eectnrst G;ij 4
Tor Long Branch SeObright re. 945 for Philadelphia,
Long Branch Toms Ivur Wlrotown. and Ntnelald: $50
p. for Philadelphia, Long Branch and TuckertOn 4i0
y. for Long Branch, Toms Iver and WaretoSn b:3O
Via ffgbt boat and passenger train for Long Branch
sundays $3.50 a. m. for Long Branch. returning at
W. x sNEDEN a. NJ.
SARArOGA.-Ti most popular and direct
- Tre l. by the splendid steamers o hs Peoples Line"
DREW and ST. JOHN, leaving DAILY from Pier al n Il, at
M Great reduction In fare by tickets 10 Al
oany SarStors, and Moa'rc5i
SUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
steamer C sl Wave Will leave Pier B. North River Of
IectOrst, at $50 ketnrniug, the train c1yea Long
branch at o D. m. W. :. SNEDEH, Gen MAJ.
GT0NlNG TON LINE
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NAgRAGANSET1
leave Pier 30. North River, foot cf JaySt ct p.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sale al principal ticket Offices statcrooms
secured at oces OF Wesco Express Company and at j63
Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA GALATEA leave Pier ~ North
River loot OF Parkphce at 4JO freights via either
lire taktn at lowest rates
i. w. FILKINs. q. r. Agt ID. 8. BA BCOCK. Pres't.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06

A fNENIKAlI kAlJKOAD OF NEN-J EftStS I.
" ALLENTOWN LINF.--Fcrry Stations in New York,
Liberty foot Of Clarksons up town. Freight
Station Of Lbcrtyst Connects at EzaOethpot with
Long Branch Division at Bound Brook T!th NcwIine for
Bridge, With High Bridge Branch; at Junction with
DEL Lach aGd West H. t at PhllpSbnrg with Lehh and
Direct line 10 Harrisburg Pittsburgh, tho West.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 81, lS16-Leave NewfOrK 1901 OF LAD
$40 3. m-MAIL TRAM schcocy's Mountain Easton
Qua. 1aaanend WkesbaErc Pottsvllle scranton &o con
neo;s Al Junction pei. Lack. and West railroad.
t7i3 a. m.-FOr sOmeryilie aud F1emington- 60, -,
S:A5 a. mMOENNG EXraEs, daily (except Sundays), Tor
EasOn Allentown. Harrisburg and the West ConnectA az
hason for aaneh Chunk Ismagna Towando "iiNe"oAfre
POttSyiie, Scranton DaDylle WiliaulspoIt &C.
slO:l5 a m.-fOr SOmeryile aId FemlngtOn.
tlvO p. mEIPREsS for F1emingtgn. Easton. Alentowh
Msuch Chunk, Tamaqua Mahanoy city, HGzetop, wilkes
barre, uoadEg. Columbia Lancaster Ephraia Pottsvo
2:ij p hi.-ExpREss for Easton, Bath Mauch Chunk
400 D. in-For scboolcys Mountain, Enston. Allentown
Mauch Chuns connects at Junction with Dol, Lack
1880 .. m.-For somervire and Flcmngton
5:l5 p. n.-Ior Bound Bro-k.
s5:3 r. ra-EyINING EXPRES daily igi Easion Allentown
Msuch Chunk. Wisesbarre, TOwanda, eaong and Harrs
0ugs - tr r,..,o,
For Elizabeth ut $50 5:4O 6:l5 .7 go '7f5, g. $780,
s45, 9:l5, s1Ul5 ll:l5 " nj l.:.b IL q 2a5
s330 3i5, !, 4:l5 -4O 431 o, 5:l1 9p J'4I' 3, Olo
$50 z, "73u. $3.50. Ds0, 1850. ll:l6 ~ p IN.
Local Trans 10 Duneilen '3:jc .t3O, IL D. H.
oGIs eavS loot Of Carkson,s Norb liver at 6s5 7S5
9Oj. 1OOj, l1:3J l25O lJU, S[O 4EO, OZo o.zJ
100 SO 1870. 1850 p. N. - - ,,,
Fos NRwaEK%ieavo foot Of Libertyst at $50 G:3 IT,
M Si s sS s2@ + S S s no P6o 80 " y p * D. Leave S 4 q
GARRISON l. 3d. 7s5. 9:o5 80, llJ a M 1850 l'5O
Trs.ns leaving foot OF Iibery.st i:IO and
stages at German Valley or oehooe' NOUN
tain.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
gonatrp proprrtn DO RE.
tar. STEWART GARDEN CRY. L. +.


TO LET SEVERAL ELEGANT ani CONVENIENT
DWELLINGS fitted kr Winter and summer residences with
all the modern mrrovomenta gardens etc.
RENTS from $3.50 TO $1,000 per anaum. according TO
and quality OF ncuSe amt grounds
TRAINS BY FliSAns. HOIth shcre and Central H,irosi
via Long Island Cy Hunters Poat at 1856 g. ami II
O'Clock a Returning. 5.S5 IL M AMI l. 23o 5, s:2s
and $50 p m week Gsys-
SUNDAY TRAINS; 9l5 IL .3I a. u,. and IN, return
ing $40 5:l9 Oelock connect with train from
foot of Thirty outs leaving ij minutes previously s2lon
did beautiful ride and unsurpassed hotel aad
rant the ststs9n
APPLY to W. r. HINsDALE Manager. at once adjacent
to the Railroad station
TN0 LET CHEAP.-Largc country RESI-
Il DENCE Shrewsbury River. fye minutes walk from do
pot. Address CHAS, LElGlIfcH Red Bank, NewJerssy
ITO LET or LEASE, a small FARM in West
Il chester Comfy HiIh dwelling and oaihUidngs; also.
occasional enpoysnelt furnished. ApSy TO GUSTAVu5
BAYLIE3 212 Broadway.
TENO LET IN NEWARK-BRICK HOUSE,
aud delightful; {, acceptable party very low
GEO. w. SMITH 3S Broadst, NewMs. ~ j.
ITO LET-Until May or longer, on basis of
$50 uniuruishe 800 mostly furnished with servants.
horse chickens, largo COTTAGE RESIDENCE IL rooms,
stable garden In shade ait
mated three minutes walk from West Elizabeth Il Depot
Central r. Of r. J, and 40 minutes ride by frequent
trains from foot oi LteTyst Y and In bonse
pavements healthy location pasture lot desired
Careful parties apply this the preuse TO the
OWNER Roam 2, No. Easssu-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
fIrniture.
90 Dbom it alan Concern

rs1HE ASTOR LIBRARY having been closed
ring August Jr the customary clolring aud repairs,
wi. be rc6pcnci IONDAN, sept. ?, Gt 9ga. M.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
0Onniru prOperfp 20 Get.

A PLACE in perfect order containing five
- acres orchard "a apples and yceFa dwelling carriage
eeaA and other neeesszy eaaiags at PoriobestT Wes
soestef Co. 70 lot $500 year D. Q. HAVILANDs No.
E0R RENT.-A very desirable house in Tar
ytown, with 81 modern hnpFsvenents within Ave min
WALK q depot may Be rentod furnished Address NJ.
lax AleS. Hsw-York
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
orrIcTAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Flsss HSss Tsse - iona oUir $4,000
HeInssion; @ a y l & aSo TIls 1900
same 10 San,e: vears 100
hc3Gssh ss5iSS9 20 Jas i@n .. 5000
MsDops StsTe SNaH; 70 years non 5000
SSysr TsIh WV ScSr saa Ne % 1000
h;nS4sns5 d sTa xssI ana wne % geo $4,000
haI2SS; HsSgs JsI m 1 Tsa s 'o. NS.s $500
s%Ss Hssrs . L sanS sOl =. oOOo
sSa1Se' Geo ana wiie 70 oaOr 1900
Tii'saS IN os iorHaTa PST sa Ta 9sa %a,1; 600
Wlnasn = SsS "s fasts - Wsr1 Sears 200
IOnirialI T. X. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
DrooItIpn propertp 90 Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-Tbe first
SAss 4stoy and basement brown stone house with extra
io Known ~ q Firstpace Cintonst The house
tuy and handsomely furnished viii be rented low to
Desirable tensnt Apply premises
ITO LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-H0USE, No.
= 1853 Remsen-st; 3-story brick DWELLING, l7g VII
sesheyAt GoRD0H Il foRD. Va Clark at, Brooklyn.
ITO LRT-219 Carroll-st., $500.
- 5e5 HehFyat, s1.0OO.
. 035 Carlton ave 1850.
Also other HOUSES rutland a WRITING,
Beekman St, near New Post Obice.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
6onses auh farms Wante0.

A LARGE HOUSE WANTED in tirst-class
n location rent in board uDeSeeptionahle refer
enoes given ard required objection 70 physician. Ad
dress w. /. Box 4,l39
WANTED by gentleman and wife, an uD-
w furnished SECOND FLOOR in n private house near
A good featantagt amt broadway locality and
price. Address SEPTEMBER, Station q, z. o
yVANTED-Large FARM, good buildings,
w in New York State, for cash customer. PAUL. +.
TODD, l45 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
Gi.amhca.s QUO aailrcab5.

REIDGEP0Ry, and Nj points ca HOusatolic
ami NRasstIek nllroV Fare 81. SisaiJef RAJ pG y
for ioaves Cath1cincspht II BOA aud Bridgeport ut IL
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06
Gitr Real estate for sals.

7 EXINGT0N-AVE. CORNER LOT for
NJ equity in modrete price dwelling Two lots eKcsyaet
biider side hadsOnaVc subject 10
Institution rtaeo sor other property Particulars from
SAMUEL KILPA1RICK. Bulrs Head Bank Building
TTNIQUE foGr-story, high-stoOps brown stone
" DWELLING, 354 Jexingtonage.. corner FoI1etlSL
Bulls Head Bank Building.
&Q.( 000 WILL PURCHASE the four
op sIeIs sOOO story high stoop HOUSE, second door
from 5have 42d.st: fGrnished full lot without
third payment SO mortgaSe owner
goes present IN ihe house. before IL
o'clock and irOR 10 s p m.
DULAND g. WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
lS Beoaail.st pOstOficc make SPECIAL rates
for the care OF and property 10 this vicinity Iher
long experience business enables them 10 render the
most efficient Strvica
New-York tribune., 1876-09-06


4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
~ LESSEE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE AND CEN
TKAL H. H.
AND SOUTHERN II. II. OF LONG ISLAND.
OREEDMOoR.
GRAND INTE aNATIoNAL RIFLE MATCH.
Scottish Iris Canadian, Australian. aud American Teams
Tie competing Raemen will practice at Crecdmoor Tues
day. Sept s. wednesday 9Th Friday 9Th. and Saturday 9th
inst
Trains Long Island Railroad will leave Long Island
CITY, from depot north Of ferry 905 1903 and
EOS m delivering passengers directly the grounds Of
the Rifle Association.
Returning trans leave 2:n S15. 5IG snd
G42 pm.
NewYork City passengers take ferry at Janessip foot Of
chamberss thirty Osnnr'tes or Thrtyfourthst Ferry
East River fifteen l5) minutes previous to departure of
trains.
Time between Long Island City and CreedmOor only forty
(i0) minutes
On days Grand international Match Sept H. 49, and
a. hahoury trains WIN be run Long leland city
and Croedmoor
For timetable, &c, see future advertisements.
Tickets from and return including
frriage and admission Grounds only
dollar ts for sale al Tcxst oecs al Iaues
slip and S4th ST. Ferries