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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

VICTOR'S RESTAURANT.
IS and 40 Bourbon street,
Between Customhouse and Bienville.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Board by the day, by the week or by the month.
Parties and Weddings supplied on short notice.
mt very moderate prices. fe17 1y
vI,HE STAPLE SALOON.
"a .... CarOndelct street ....E4
Best of Wines and Liquors Of every descrip-
ton. A fine hot Lunch every day. Convenient
locality for merchants and business men.
81 ....... .CARONDELET STREET. 81
mia i'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

YI,IVOLI VARIETIES.
J. a. Chatres street, near Bienville.
First week of Miss MILE and MAGGIE
DEvERE. Thirteen Artists; each Artist q Star
We defy competition. The largest and most
complete VARIETY COMPANY in this city
Doors open at 7 .. m, curtain rises at 7a D. m
Admission as usual. fe22 3m
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

TOS. LLADO. AGENT.
APOTHECARY,
2O3 CHARITIES STREET.
Between Dumaine and st. Ann. opposite Madi-
son street, New Orleans, La.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Fine Soaps. Per-
fumery. and all articles usually kept on hand by
Druggists. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded. fell I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11
AMUSEMENT6.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE-
Brilliant Successes OF the Charming Protesn Art
lists,


1T. CHARLES THEATRE-
Brilliant Successes Of the Charming Protesn Art
lists.
WALLACE SISTERS,
JENNIE.
MINNIE and
supported by select company Of % artists,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, March 9. 10 and
IL. and Saturday Matinee.
JACQUETTE: OR. IN THE TOLLS.
SUNDAY, March II. .MINNIE'S LUCk
Monday. March -, the beautiful young TRACE
denne, Miss MARY ANDERSON. mh9-u
DIDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THE FAs Y ri fGa Fhn f1lS9. THEATRE.
n tGs 9r Mare. xsss only fS4
MR. FRANK MAYO,
With his dra"e eo%9pany PRE-
DAVY CR66G KETT.
Produced with entire new scenery. now and
novel mechanical effects, and appropriate ap-
pointments. No Indians. no murders, no rui.
fans, and no coarse vulgarty. but drama Of
Friday dy 'Y March io-BENEFIT TO MIR. FRANK
Sunday, March 12-JOHN BROUGHAM in Lot
terry OF Life NINA
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner of Baronne and Perdido streets.
JAS FIynne Lessee and Manager
Marsh Adams =. Business and Stage Manager
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Only Variety Theatre In the City.
The new appearances this week are: Little
Ardine, LaBelle Louise. Miss Ella 81. Clair.
Miss Sallie Winters. Miss Julia Leavitt. Miss
Mollie Brown Miss Blanche Selwyn. Miss
Jennie Sothern.
And ali the old favorites will appear. In. n
Sparkling Novelty Olo The only place In the
city to sec the Grand French CAN CAN. mhb.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

"A COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT,
1O7 Customhouse street. between Royal and
Bourbon streets, New Orleans. There will be
ound at this establishment oil the deIicaces Of
the season, Us also the choicest of wines. There
are commodious and airy rooms for Travellers as
well ms private dningrooms upstairs for we'd
dngs. soirees etc. all at very reasonable rates.
fe13 1v'76
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Third street, near Dryades.
GEO G. PREOT. Principal.
EUGENE D. SAUNDERS. First Assistant.
THOS. L. RAYMOND. Second Assistant
The Spring Term of this School for Boys will
begin on WEDNESDAY,. February 49, 1876.
References-Faculty OF University Of Virginia.
Hon. d. b. Penn, Judge J. II. Kennard, Dr. J.
Dickson Bruins and other patrons of the School.
For circulars and other particulars. address
fe16 I'm GEO. G. PREOT. Lock Box 904
OUEYROUZE d BOIB.
(LEON QUEYRoUzE. OSCAR BoIs.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS
OF WINES, BRANDIEa. ETC,
AT THE BLUE STORES.
Corner Old l. wee and Bienville streets.
d2l am New Orleans.
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NORTHERN TEXAS.
Flood In the Brazos-An Extensive Trade
In Buff loes-Lynch LAW Enforced.

GRIFFIN. Texas, July 5.-The Fourth of
July was celebrated at the military post by firing
the national silute, and In the town by promis-
cuous shooting In the streets and patriotic
consumption Of an unusual quantity OF whis-
kew
On the 1st inst, the waters OF Clear Fork-of-
Brazos were higher than before known, except
ing by the oldest 1onkaway Indians. Houses,
fencing, aud stock have been swept away, and
considerable damage done to growing crops. 1t
IL feared the unusual overflow has not only been
attended with great damage, but also with loss
OF life In the broad, low valleys Of the Brazos.
THIS wn being entirely inundated, the citi.
Zsns were Obliged TO fee to the hills, where
Tor the Kindness OF Major schw.n. Commanding
Offcet OF the Post Of Fort Quinn, In supplying
them with tents. and rendering every assistance
consistent with mis- duty as an oficer 10 aleyiat-
Ing their hardships.
The people Of this frontier are fortunate In al
WAYS having at h and remunerative employment.
! he slaughter Of nunalo affords almost constant
emuloy cot II gre many men and teams.
when the bunting season has passed. the great
accumul ,tion ~ nidss mas TO be transported TO
the ilroad. The buffalo might be- utilized to a
greater extent than at present; the taiow and
flesh of most OF the animal, slaughtered go TO
waste, though a. ew care .sses re consumed In
fattening drOves of hogs, anordine po III ads OF
beef-a luxury unknown to Eastern bIrbarians.
The bun 10 trade gives Impetus TO other
branches Of industry. and promotes the general
prosperity OF the frontier ana It Is thought the
trade the coming season will De much greater
thar heretofore. The laws OF the United states
prohibiting the 81 ,ugnter OF buffalo fpr their
hides In tie ler tories, will oIive the hunters
to lex a. inc settlers on the border are anxious
10 nave the herds killed as they occupy the
finest grazing country In tue ate. to the exclu-
sion OF stock raj ers, while th-y AFFORD an amp .
cummissaly To the wild IDcians, aud pretrxt
10 thieves ~bO congregate On The frontier In the
character Uf hunters.
lew months agO this place was almost In tn 9
coutroi ni thievrs ana robbers but a mum Der Of
these gentry ueipR found from lime to une
suspended frOIn the trees, IL seems they have
sought d IN . conEenil chme. At any rate,
their de. atoms have ceased, ma life and
property re more secure tndn IN the olJer l.
tied Ouft on, Of tie Stale. No one seems 10
know any lung about these hhngngs. ana u {
nouest men oud men Of property DO not care ~
inquire mo tue IN itter.
ihe Grand Jury at enpted an Investigate m,
but the first witness before them testified that he
hiI been Informed thst the men doing the hang
ing were eignt feet tall. IDe Jdry measured the
oLner with sses, az they did not think II neces
sais to eXaDiue any one VI less stature than
etght feet
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a Prison ,ha, fla. Keep, tho Gallov. Busy

Hartford July Ill he last report Of the
Warden and Directors VI the Connecticut STATE Prison
SHOWS @b2 convicIs IA that institution, OF whom l2l
were received within the past year The number last
year was 23d. sIy.eight are Of foreign birth re-
ducton In tue prce OF the OF the prisoners who
are engaged ~ cigar shoe Nirework aud rule making
from sixty 10 forty cents day 70 far deoress d
,neone Oh the PRISON as 10 Leave denClt OF I2,s7i
Inc NOR. humane systen OF dlscip.ne introduced DY
Nhrlrn hughes u ~ ntAlLed vita satisfactory results
htrlklnt conmentArf upon tue cruel disciplue for
merry IA YOU IN re IL TIE fact that Ia thirty years
tnefe has been Only one hanging Connecticut Tor
crime committed OUTSIDE OF the prison but that in The
same per % there nave been tour executions for crime
peTpetrated Within
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NARRATION IN NEW YORK.
Where tho General >tagnation Of Business 10
Most keeniy Felt.

The sufferings among the poor who are
visited by the Rev. Dr. ryngs missionaries are
fearf Il. Every morning the basement of the
applicants for food tut the committee's treas
ury / 50 low on account Of the absence OF the
wealthy members OF the church from the city
that many are turned away unrelieved. The
sufferers are chiefly widows aud young children,
who, Tor lack Of nourishment are unable to
Withstand the Intense heat Some instances Of
actual starvation are mentioned. Complaints
h.ve been made against the wealthy cOngrega-
tions that send tneir INNS ers ON costly EIro-
pc IN tours, close their churches during the SOD
son, ana neglect their suffering Door mem bers.
Among the many cases Of distress Is that Of a
well dressed, Tespec able woman, who called
upon Dr. Iyng's asss ant pastor, Mr.. O,mstead,
almost faintlng, Ind when he handed her glass
OF sod water sue tooA out a hard crust OF bread
ana ate II ravenouslv. widow anu her young
daughter and son, VINO are un lble TO find work.
h-vo been Tor some time ltving on Two dollars a
week. In garret, without any other furniture
than an old dry goods box for a table, and a
broken chair. i've "a widow aud her i've y-ung
children. Ia a closet are mattress and a Uian-
ket, winch at night make bed for the whole
FAMILY. An aged woman, who was once Ia fhu-
cot circumstances, W - some time ago found
nearly dead with hunger. and IL was only by
careful nursing that she was saved she is still
ma My dependent upon DIR. Tyngs charities.
young man, whose family were Rr .dually tai v
Ing, was driven TO despair and IN enL on suicide.
He was relieved and work for few days secured
HIM. Tue enid OF another died on SATURDAY
st and not only was the father unable to bury
II, out he was unable to provide food for mis-
living family. A subscrip tlon Was raised in the
Gospel tent.
These are only few OF the many cases with
which Dr. lying and his co-aoorers have had to
deal.
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One Of the Custom House Mysteries.

The suspension OF Benjamin Van Ripper as In.
spector Of Customs has led to deal OF common, In
political circles II Is said that personal friend OF
Grant ana Blaine, he visited Washington some time
ago to persuade them TO join the H. o. A. M OF New
Jersey OF which he Ia the Pre- ideni. He appon
10 place 10 the Custom House the
o. senator Frellnfhuysen anu George A. Hasry He 10
friend Of secor kobeson who some time agD had him
Nansierred from duty ~ tie Custom Du rge Ofcs
~ dslIlct duty IN Jersey CIV whcI Ia regarded ~
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MIS- Mary Ann Kelly Of Titusvile, Pa, called
~ the fohce Central Once yesterday and said that
.",e ye"'' ana Two months ago, while she was living
IN 1uthpprt, Mex AL county. Pa Mr. n.rnnn.s c,r'
Tne a,bs 'ss there attracted her Sater Mary
OtneT meant 10 trace the ruant cir Dlf could vel no
sne nntll MAY last, when Utfcs said tnst che vs.
sshihitt00 IN fhis rify " Wv W.
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The City,s Credit.

The bids received by the Comptroller yester-
day for 100000 amounted TO o. O35 900 averaged
four per cent above par. The STOCK gwen to Nor
ton. Bliss a Co., VINO offered lO6.ll.
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Sapiues 8anhs.
JONI II. BorSroS. Secretary.
TnE BANK FOR SAVINGS.

INK BANK FOH rANINUS,
II o. Beecker at.
NEw YoRK. July i2. 1879.
The Board OF Trustees have tiis day declared the
usual interest the prOvis OF the byla for
the last months, ending the 3O;h June as follows
Al the rate of tive Per Cent. Pc Annum on ali sums
Of nve dollars ana lder nve hundred do lara ana Of
-Four Per Cent all sum. sm lultiiR to nv hun ired
doll re and upward. yAoe On an after the thlrj
MONDAY. being the I'm OF this m nth.
This Interest carried the credit OF deposit
tors principal tue Isl where stands exactly
deposit
oTls d. SWAN.
Secretary.
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Excursions.
Excursions.
ArLANBkk22c aPqfSEHfdMk kvERY BB2efG .

Excursions
ATIASSSkE22 aPfEEhid& kVsRr BBGefG .
JARRETT rAbYEs So, RsIsG sS q the ss. the
VIII TODAY pc ys FA qsD 4 pspPsps Sundays make
RoCKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Music BY the Msdrirsl Boys. Mozart
TWO Giee CuD. Church Chimes, sc.
TRIPS BY the MORNING EXCURSION over
four hourJ' stay at the Beach.
h'hnI p DAi' Nv the AFTERNOON EXCURSION
lior bathing IN the delicious surf and tor
SUNDAYS. luncheon.
NOES ING Leave. the foot Of es s,, N. R, at
of x.fRIrHERSo6 !Gs foot Of sd ST. \ r.
1880 oclocs and Pier NJ r. (adjoinng the Battery,
a 2 g,clocs. FIFTY CENTS
Single trp tickets to or from Rocxassy IS cents
'.'Aii tickets must be bought on the piers
A -ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
TwESTy %ISgTEs On s9 ,o ATLANTIC, OCEAN.
BY the Err sSS steamers
AND S 's' P9H,ssSS9f SSgtSttEffFEY CLUB.
z e. , r 81 S&;%FE E t& r. g;o
$50 aud ss s9S iiEiSes HG 's vFn AMI 200
e'A it, + 3 Ut FF%%tlSsI$ An%I0IFnA
Tns wiLxI c cCa Win III muse Us ,'H gsys y
e.. at iO:sOj West 10th st.. 1Oi6; pier p Ill aud
BROOKLYN, 1910 A. NJ. 1900.
steamers leave Ro ,kswsy at IL A. NJ, $3.50. s. and tiS
Pm.
Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets so cents.
Return tick IA gnOd on either apovr bOats
NOTiCE.-No delay from low tide.
Only boats IN iKing the upper iAndi9gsh Rockawy.
A EXTRA ROCKAwAY EXCURSIONS.
The mp %;pg , 2. Ples sSSK steamer
with spacinus decss an broad AWNINGS.
VIII leave EVERY DAY. SUNDAY, included, from west
2ith 1880 A. NJ. Wesi lOth st. lOl5 Pier North
RIVER At II A. NJ. and BrooEun at llio A. M pro-
ceeding dlrec ~ down tie harnOr and out On the
ATLANTIC OCEAN
to the most popular terng place In this country
where passenger. are allowed 1890 .....-
| THREE HOURS TO ENJOY THE COOL BREkZE3
! on THE REACH.
| RctnrninR leave. Rock away 40 ?. VI.
re Tor the whole eKcu son 90 1ents.
| CONTERNO'S CELEnR ArEO 23D RtuT BAND,
| PHILLIPS GLEk CLUB, rRof. sOLrAN, TiIr.
! WILL ENTERTAIN PASSENGERS or THE TRIP.
Return ckcts good on the AMERlCUS ana
NEvERsINk for those VINO desire to stay on the oeach
/ later.
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WF6I 6iFlTEsNFsr6dhRNHEANp LIVERPOOL cAs
RliN0 UNITED STATES MAIL.
BhIlANNlS...,...,., July 81 ll'p y
" hMA NlSs Aus IL ~ = "
.nin w. ~ r. n
GERMANIC ............... Sent 10 y NJ
From White Star d ok. Pier 81. North river
Passene z accommodation IL unrvallet tablns ~
amid ships Saloon $50 ana slOO gold RstuTn Hckeu
on favorable terms. Storage, as
ME- ssengrr tickets anu drafts can be obIAnea
at White Star Wharf foot OF West 10Th 81.
B. COkTlS AGENT. ~ Broadway. New YORK
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&toposals.

pHOPOSAI.- VIII be received at the once OF the
n trustees OF the NeN ork anu HrDOklyn bridge un
III Snnraay, july g. tor about 10000 pounds Of rops
socket anu mlscell neous rVa forgngs. suJ ct u test
flans aud specifications be seen Ut toe ONCE q
Water st.. Br0Vklyn.
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-FIRs r-CLAs- Rockaway Excursion boat
no rum but plenty OF fun.-The clipper steamer
SUNSHINE, Capt. John II. Holmes, VIII make dsily
and SUNDAY excurs To ROckaway Beach from liar EN-
and Morrl-ania le .yng av ami l2gth u. q $3.50 New
Haven troa1 dock S.5 10th ST. S.45, SAN st. $50
33d st. 300. Grand pi5 and Fulton Msrxet slip at
$50 Re urniug leaves ROckaway att p. NJ Music and
refreshments on board. Fare rs cents. Excursion
tickets SO cents lh over lOyeArs full fare.
{. H. LONGSTRkEl, Proprietor.
A AFRO CHARTER. Ste .mooat Fort Lee
N will accommodate 400 passenger price $50 TO
500 per dsy. Apply IN the afternoon 4. IL Fulton st
nAILY aud Sunday excursion, to FORT Lee. Pleas.
IIsnt VALLEY aud SHADY side. stesmhoats leave Canal
St dily At Gi5 ana 10 \. NJ g BIS, and 7l5 " sun.
day at 10. IL A. NJ t2 NJ. and 1. g. T. o. ana p NJ,
landing At "a anu 34th daily and sunday 10 min.
later. Round trips IS cents chi dren halt price.
INI-uJNG BANKS every day. SATURDAYS except.
60 ocean ;tesmer sElH Low. leaving Harrison g !,
ct. n. r.. TAO; Pier o. n. r., sA; NJ, Ticket. 81.
AL q FOSTER ManaVer.
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Gusintss chances,


tusintss dgant,s
A sELF-INKING printing press Chase 7,41Ii1
~ lne. esi styles type case, used very little
price 800 f. + FULLER, 2e23 I'd ay.
A BARGAIN. Cigar store for sale cheap for cash
d9lng sood business Inquire OF /. GAklGOLl. rs
~ -
An od-estab shed butchers shop for sac good rea.
IN sous for selling "a West i3thst
4 LAUNDRY Tor sale cheap for cash. Come aud
"A exa;- % ~, .eker st.
A CORNER bakery for sale. Inquire al 2al Delsn.
N cey It.
RAkERl to lease In complete running order. four.
teen years conducted by present occupant fixtures
sod or et very excellent opportunity 20 Al emerge e
man extremely moderate rent. SAMUEL KILPAr-
III X. $40 80 ~.
INOR SALE Billiards and DOW ing, one OF the
cheapest amt best saloon. IN the city u spleen ID
chance for German Can ~ Lewis st. o. MILLER.
NOR SALE cheap-Oue Of the best located corner
grocery store IA Brooklyn. Inquire 80 sd ay.
I,IKST-CLA~S butcher shop. with nxIures no
Il oppo\uos price $500. SO Leroy st.
NOR Saln-A bakery with good route aud store
II trade. Call at 81 East 6otn 81.
EOR SALE-Ice cream. soda water. candy, and
4 variety store. Sil Az h.
GOING for nearly nothlng-Large grocery apart
~ menus ana stable al West ilsl 81.
MILk ROUTE, with horse aud wagon, for sale
4'l Apply ~ lilo 81 av, corner OF 65tn Il.
SoDA FOUNTAINS One baek salnut syrup
h'nisome ana good 6oI aiG kns ewooa, n j. '-''
STRUBLE'S od-estaonshed nrsl.class nsh and oys
- ter market for sac; reasonable Price. sos 9th av
SODA F0UN TAIN, candy aud lunch stand Tor
- sale Call all the week al 335 West t3d 81.
i sale cheap " anu natures OF store ''s ''A -v f0'
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Aorsts, 6arrlao,s, &c.
Cost ano fuuno.

RANk BOOK lost-No. A,sl5on the Union Dime
- savings Bans OF New forA Tue Under wall p,ease
leave II Al tue bank.
L OST-ln sth st. car, a small package cngravers
4 CHASING tools anu urls. suitahl reward will DC
gwen by leaving II al l92 BroadN ay, room 23.
L oST-Plss book IS OIL East Riv,r savings Bank.
~ Finder will be rewarded Dy returning TO said bank
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SARATOGA-Drect route. via Citizens Line. Ele-
- giant steamers leave Pier AZ ~ r., foot Leroy st.,
daly, except saturds1 at q ! NJ Through fare only
teoi excursion 'leAets. good for 80 days 800
FNHE MARY POWELL for West Point. New.
burgh, Poughkrense. ROnIuut, and Kingston, land.
lngM C9Lzens's, Cornwall Milton, and New Hamburg.
and Marlboro b. ferry. will leave Pier 3d. Y. X Yesry
st., DAILY, sundays excepted, At $3.50 p. NJ
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FNEAS at wholesale prices In Qusntiues OF pounn
j and inward cheaper than an house In tho cll, ~
TIKI WELLS TEA CO.'S, s0l Fulton d., betWeea
Church an Greenwich
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Su 6rsam.


A HORIZONS yCBCREAM. made fro n pure
hs cream o churches, tars. festivals &C. 25c, per
quart SOo Ath av l2d+ Broadway, aud rs Chatn 81.
EUSsELl's lCE CREAM-B,st in the city.
Dealers and churches, 25c per quart. Social a.
tenu"n TO out OF town orders. ~ Bible House.
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s G s e. CA \ $ e $ % Ss % sH s
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

k0CKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.
Train. leave Long Island city Tor Far Rock..ay and
Rockaway Beach at 1908. 10, lliJ2 A. Nj l30 4O'
For Far Rocksway Oss. Dos A. NJ; 500, $50. !
Pm.
Returnin Leave Rockawsy beach $40. II 20 A Nj
1874, e:i6 $40. $50 7. NJ. Par R,cSaway b25. Z
1851. 1889, ilijS A Nj lisa. So2 E1S. Q. oSi
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&tlltisIrp.

BEAUTIFUL teeth for 49, single, 81 warran ea'
- silver alings. wv. n. DesiAi Rooms. s1S"1"
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SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Tor RoekawAy b aeh anu Far B'ekA"N o. TO- IL
4. Nj l;30. $40 2. NJ.
Returning Leave Rockaway p:Ach 1880 A. NJ a. 8, O.
s3oP NJ. Fst RocSsway 74S il:52 A. ~ As3,
5sss 6.s1. $50 ~,
Take ferrg at ia mes slip co nam oers ST. sund y,
tSc4ptsl. hait ~ hour before departure OF trains
(sundays Al fslJ ma 1850 A NJ. AID o r NJ, Or
Jerry loot SAN st. f. Gah nfteen (l5j minutes DO
tore departure Of trains
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0tas.

MARY I-Eyerything right more than gratined
Nl Today. Delighted 10 DO rs suggested. DICK.
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JARRETT q PALMERs Palace OF the Sea. the
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Will TODAY. ano every day including Sundays, make
TWO GRAND TRIPS 70 -.
ROCKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN
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Wlmtt1---1tmalts

AT sty BROADwAY.-Lsdles taught whole
~ art dressmakins By actual measure, and designing
all styler Of trimmings,
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BY the MORNING EXCURSION over
-four hours' stay at the Beach.
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Amustntnts.

EXCURSION.- The steamboat JOSEPHINE can
IL be had Tor excursions. Apply At the staten island
Railroad Ferry. 1907 OF Wnitehill st.
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Music BY the MsdriRal Boys, Mozart
lGlee CiuD, Church Chimes, &C.
The true northerner., 1876-02-04
ChanCery sale.

In pursuance and by virtue of decree OF
the Circuit Court for the County OF Van Buren,
in Chancery. made on the 9th day OF January
A. ID. 1876, in certain cause therein pending
Wherein, Mary B. Porter is complainant, and
William Wilson, Joseph s. Tuttle, William Will
son, administrator OF the Estate Of Hannah
Wilson, deceased, Charles ID. Lawton, Bernhard
L. Desenberg, Franklin &. Adams, Warren ID.
Kinney, John Ihlng and Edward A. Parks are
defendants Notice is hereby given, that on
the Goth day OF March, A. y. 1876, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon. at the front door of the
Court House, IN the Village OF Paw Paw, in the
county of Van Buren,, in the State OF Michigan
shall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, the following lands, situate in the County
OF Van Buren, in the State of Michigan. to-
wit The west thirty acres Of the west half. Of
the south east quarter of section one, and the
northeast fractional quarter OF section four
teen, both in town four south of range thir.
teen west.
Dated February Sd, 1876. 10Sst7
Jackson, Mich, ORAY ". RowLASD.
Circuit Court Commissioner
mo. @. SHARP, S,lr for Complainant.
The true northerner., 1876-02-04

There lies on our table little sheet called
the Normal Herald. A. J. Pierce, our County
Surveyor, is one of the editors. 1t is a small
affair filed with original and selected nonsense
about reforming the English language-a Ian
guage that had its origin and inception as far
back in the period Of time, and is co-eyal with
the first circumstance that tended to the torma-
ton Of the English spealfng people, and con-
sequently ID part and p, Ell of them. 1t dis
cusses Language, Phonoh raphy, Stenography,
and Spelling reform. Not person connected
with the concern has even a competent knowl-
edge Of his own language; as for spelling
they have not the ability to spell It's ordinary
words. Nice chaps to talk about reforming
something they have but slight knowledge Of.
By sending A. j. Pierce, of South Haven, one
dollar, you can get the nonsense for one year,
or one month for ten cents.