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A Graveyard superintendent Attached.
Judge Nelson yesterday directed the Sheriff
TO attach Moves y. Palme- Sup OF the Ma
pie Grove Cemetery, Queens cornty and hold him until
the t622 due by him as ali noly his wife be paid.
Palmer sued mis- WIFE, ,chel for absolute divorce.
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CT. MARKS CHURCH. FL nv. and 10th at. the
- Rev. Or Rylanrc rccor.-Srrvcc at II A N. Even.
Ing service Mt ST. Mark lapel, Av. aud 10th st., at
7:l5, the Rev. j, W Kramer In clarRe
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dIt durt.
for Sal, AND 10 5,t.
Alta. T. STEWARDS
N GARDEN CITY. LII.
NEW HOUSES. FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED,
TO LET.


Several elegant brick winter and summer residences
with gardens attached and containing all the modern
ranges, baths water closets &c, surrounded Dy ample
grounds laid with walks shruDbery In agree
abe neighOorhood combining city life with oil the
phcre, free from ,laria ana peculiarly healthy and
agreeable at all seasons.
Tine houses located the natural surface OF the
ground ABOUT 100 feet above the with
Of good Water. Roads and Drives and easily scces
Ebie at AL times In oil weathers and where family
supplies be had from nrstcla stores aud Groce
RES as conveniently as In the city.
FOR fl POO. A Large ana Elegant Maneon. about so
feet square, containing thirteen rooms furnished IN
modern style and VITA every convenience. Grounds
about one acre. beautifully laid out.
FOR tlOOO.-An Eleg mt Mansion, same class as
shove, WIN carriage house, grounds. Sc. but un.
FOR fs;o-An Elegant Dwelling House OF same
class AS asst unfurnisnrc but without rrage house.
FOR 1884 superb BricS Dwelling House, con-
taininV eleven comnodous rooms, similar grounds and
conyenencos as last.
with ten rooms and all modern convenience, vita
spacious garden attached.
FOR $500. A very comfortable Dwelling House OF
ten rooms with Ike conyeniences rs asst.
RAILROAD sTATIoN.-Brlcx building with large
we-warmcd waiting rooms, within hye minutes walk
anOrding communication with the city nearly every
hour OF the day by the Flushing and North Side Rail-
road from Hunters Point and James sllp. forty
minutes ride through beautiful scenery In nrstclAi
WATER AND aAs.-contracts have been made for
ana IRE purposes which, with the Gas Works proposed
will make resldences very desirable.
TIKI LARGR. PHYSICIANS HOTEL. located In an
elegant park adj linins the railroad station open for
se,s N.
CARRIAGEs had at minutes notice. A visit OF In.
specton requested Apply at the once, Garden
w r. HINsDALR Manager
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p,rsonll Hutie,,.

J0MN MURPHY. aged IS years dressed IN az
~ pan! blouse, and darg hat, went to wOrk 10 ~
sugar house IN King st. on "Wednesday morning.
About 10 O'Clock feeling sick, he started for home aus
mas not since been seen. Any person kno Aing ot ~
nneTe.o9n,s pssse drect few lines 20 CAppHsG
7. HORST. 4l0 West 10Th ST.
nISEASEs OF MEN. Nervous Deoillty. aud sin.
dred affections speedily and permanently cured ~
HENRY 4. DANIRls, NJ. D.. Ia Lexington sV., AZ
Goth 1t. Hours. to g.
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T ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.

Roeka.ay Beach At 7'oa TO- liiS2 A. NJ; iiso 40,
Ior. Far Rookawsy o;s5. Dos A. NJ. 800 $50
Pm.
1;3t, $40. $40 $50 +. NJ. Far RDcxaway b.2S. 7,
7:5!, o. 1882 il:3s A. Nj, l;5A $500, i:l3, D. $50
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A. M 1:3O, $40 z. NJ.
Returnng-Leaye Rocksway Beach 1880 A. NJ ,4.b.a
s9oP N. Far Rocksway 7+6, u:j2 A. NJ AZ
b2s, 627, $50 T.. NJ.
Take ferry At James slip fcot Chamber. ST., sund,y
Sundays at $3.50 and 1880 A. NJ. aud Q Z NJ, "
ferry foot saith st. r. Il daly nfteen Cl5l minutes bs
fore departure OF trains
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Mi,e,lliuJlL

brushes OF every description NJ the factory 33s
ID Pearl st.; all articles ~ the lowest prices.
j. X. HOPPEL.
DIVORCES without publicity anyw here pay when
~ divorced, advice free. American Law Agency. II
Aston House.
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sesmn on SUNDAY
% s
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SEA SURF d hhhEEHIS IS TIME
H0GMDRLY TRIPs TO

TUE REGELAM SUNDAY BOAT for New
Fulton ferry. Brooklyn. St5 Grand ST.. 81 sSl ST. r.
49, up a. NJ anaqf Lighthouse Point on the way
ne Point win have an hour longer ashore Returning.
New York At $50 7. NJ. Music by DeVerells IS Reg.
lment Band Refreshments on board. Tickets for the
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There used to be an old man who wandered In
and out OF different ofhces who was crazy. His
clothes were threadblre and ragged, and his
hair Rrizzled and tangled. He never spoke TO
any one and rarely played over i've cents at
time. The slip and the old man generally came
on the black hoard his eyes would glisten Ike
diamonds, Every number was eagerly scanned,
and carefully was his play searched To see II he
bad made hit" thing he was never known
and after copying the numbers In q book which
no always carried about with him, and which
was said TO contain the drawings for several
years back he would 80 away no one knew
whittier. That man lived simply for policy.
business 10 now almost at standstili. Ono
dealer whose "oook " usua lily averages over 800
. day only sho about $50 Yet New YORK
City 10 now spending $1,000 day In policy. two
COOS 20 the managers and agents. Policy oack-
ers" make great deal OF money, bat not as
much AZ most people think they do. Their eX-
penses are heavy. and they have TO pay the rent
be remunerated, their telegraph bills are very
heavy, and add to tbis the ANAL sums which
they pay to winners and II Will be seen that their
business Ia not ali profit. Outside OF the main
once there are several men who back - their
own books" They own ten or dozen onices
and take whatever play comes along. As they
pay nothing for printing or teieRraphnR, de-
pending on the regular game to supply them,
their expenses are light and they make money
1he managers try TO crush them out by every
available means. False or "pigeon" numbers
are given by the managers Of policy to friends
TO play on "outside books" II the outsiders
get an inkling that pigeon" number Is out
ps%4 ,Ss a,eGins pay any one who may
numerous pians have been used to beat tho
ssmo oy tfaun, and many OF them have been
eueoessiul. Tho wires have been out, and a
N2o' craving sslsgr.pasdi Saa bstVIS w
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STATE ihINEQE Area MERS .nov,vnn,
- TO oLAsGoW. BELFAST and LoSpoNDkRRY
STATE OF yiRgINIA. Thursdsy. july ~.
STATE OF NEVADA, THURSDAY, Aug. s.
Saloon ana cabin passages at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN d CO, Agents, ~ Broadway.
Steerage tickets at 40 Broadway, and at Company
pier, fOOt of Canal st, ". X
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NATIONAL IINE--Fron PIERS a. aud AZ. n. X.
IN FOR LONDON DIRECT.
GREEIL, SATURDAY. Aug 8; 3PM
EeXPT. July 60 ny A. NJ Tbe Queen Aug y 10 A. NJ.
Cabin passage. $40 and $50 currency Return tickets
Al reduced rates. Steerage passage. te6 currency.
Drafts issued from 81 upward at current prces Apply
At the companys once. 90 Broadway.
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landing Al Gfand 81, " ST. and llVth COnneC
irg with boats for High Bridge.
Passengers by this line VIII be admitted to the great
submarine excavations under Hell Gate.
c. II. LOhGsTREET, supt.
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EUsSELIis ICE CREAM-Best In the city
H. Dealers and churches. 25c. per quart. Special ~
tention to out of town orders. IL Bible House
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'VO LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS.

The nne steamer CRYSTAL WAVE OF the N. J. South.
ern H. y hoe leaves Pier .. N. r. foot OF Rector st.
Wy A. Nj returning. the train eayes Long Branch 1t
~ ~. W. B. sNkDkN, u. M.
w kST POINT, NRwRURGH, PouGaKRRPSIR
w AMP RETURN SANK DAY
Bf DAY LIMB aTRAARhS,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
Been Drunk with the President.

What a beautiful! picture of the
reputation earned for himSe,f by tie
President is given in Mr.. Barrow's
testimony before the House Committee!
Mr.. Barrow wanted a trading permit,
and applied for one to a brotLcr-n-law
of the President, one degree removed
named Bernard, offering him one-third
of the profits if be would secure Bar
row the permit. He did this because
be had heard that Bernard had infu-
ence" with Grant, founded On the
facts-we use Burrows own words
That be had been intimate with him,
been drunk with him, given him a
horse. and all that kind of thing"
The Cincinnati Convention inlorsed
the administration of President Grant,
and Grant through Chandler is now
conducting tie Hayes campaign.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
walked up the Wrong Nah

There was a funny mistake tha, CO.
cured nj The Hayes Cluh-room las,
night. The HAYES and Wheeler club
had rouSing meeting, and jus, before
il closed. Ike Sanders. freight couduc-
tor or the rcrre lIautr and Richmonl
lnow |, and s.. :. railroad, dropped
in After the meeting was over, San
dCrs started home and was met in
front Of the National hv fellow who.
looking earnestly at hi, badge, arcost-
eG him with. Hello ! Pard been 10
the mccliu' -
Yes, rather"
d" Bu. after al! (have u cigar 'twont
amOut to nothin'. just wait till we
get started and Wen knock the hind
sights off 'em."
"Ofl who ~
why, the Republicans. OF course
You see we are Just going to scnof
t,Sisgs. Tilden will take the hard
.hnoney men at the East, and Tom
Hendricks wilattcnd to the soft mon
ey chaps in The West. We get some
of the Southern States, and thal'i
Just set things Il hummin'. o, tel
You, we're going to run the 'nlasheen
awhile, we are"
les" said Ike, quietly, Il thinl
we arc. Wr'vr been running it for {
number of Years, and arc going to
keep on Running il"
Keep OF ! Who's going to keel
on running it?"
Why VIC are-the Republicans, 0
course"
"Well, well, if that don't heat me
You . Republican What in thnn
der are YOU wearing that badge for
thcn?"
Simply because that's my old rail
road badge, II. II. K R.'-Terrc IIaut,
and Richmond.
"Sold, by crack! thought i
meant. .Tildcn, Hendricks and lie
forul.'"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
Ward Convention Of Ward No. ,


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Ut The club, assuming 'neIr seats,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
Ward Convention Of Ward No. 3.

We, the citizens members of the
D.;, C.,.,,;.o on. &c
"'oC' "''' "'''''' ''' e"'
"aFo No. D. met accotdihg 10 thc
time appointed by the Executive Com
mittoe OF RicLiand Parish, for the pur-
nosc of non,irating dp,cpatcs to the
n,.:L C,,...;a, W. ,.ooood,a
., '"' '' ,'"
- 'US'''''H .! c'eo'l'a DeNj' ~ i'm
Chairman ana II. I. oahSoh secretary
ihe CAaifH'an 'SPia'Heo Tue o"jecI VI
the meeting "i'eF Whlcn Inc speech
mace oy Ueh. FRANK NICHOLS accept
iuG The nomination iof uo'crnoF' was
read by beNJ. Ayr'ck 'ha Fecei'eu
WITH applause
H'So''@" hal we 'hElte all c'l''
~s"a' . DG,' ,,;.h ", -" =, So. - ,ho S,o,o =.
corrunt officials and Radical Republi-
can misrulc.
, Resoircd. KS the only way to a
speedy return TO prosperity is by pub
| lie economy and official retrenchment,
ReSotrfd That we indorSe The
nominations ioE Governor. h'eu'eiah'
"oyerho' an'' a.. o,ne. un,i n",,;naItoI4 Unn
ron,;o"
Resoirsd; That VIC support none
other for Office or place Of trust but
honest men.
Moved by C.. II. Brashear and
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
The Folly Of Wedding Tours.



!; is notorious that woman will
submit 70 every Suffering and undergo
every penalty rcuarr! hy fashion
She will sacrifice her brau,y and COM
fort in dress and icopar!izc her dearest
prospects Of life TO tie requirements
Gf n>Hgc. \ wedding tour may have
untold di%cumfnr,s; il may cmbarraSs
her modcsty, cudangcr her connahlal
bliss, iuJure her health, lay the begin.
nings of chickering's ana differences
it may have every known di-ndvan-
tagc, but i; will be .ilsistud cn i,
society u,'crS It's brhcs,s - that effect
Its women who nre specially anxious
that marriages should multiply, and
Vet it is women who have given H..
wedding ceremony such elaboration
Of display and loaded il with sucii
costly expenditures, that marriage.
with majority of men, is rendered
impossible Fashion. or common-ScnSt.
or some other power, should dictate
that marriage ceremonies Ought 10 bc
simple and uaOstuntaIiOus, and that
after the ceremony is performed the
calm Of some sweet scciu>ion is abso-
lutcly necessary, not only Tor tie
future health of wife whose nerves
are already ovcrs,rlinc! by the excil, :
mcnt of hat IS to her IA tremendous
event, but the foundation of an inter:
course between the wly-marrird
couple that shall be sweet and lasting
Have any Of our people the coura="
TO defy usage. aud act according Ia
their own inclindtiuns AZ this impcr-
tuIlt pcr!Jd ,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
Enthusiastic for Nichols.

Matches Democrat
The Democrats Of Louisiana have
made their nomination for Governor
aud Lieutenant Governor of The State
General Frank Nichols is the choice
for Governor. He is one Uf the
MANNED soldiers of the late war, and
left oL the field an arm and Il icg as
his contribution to the cause for which
he fought. \ Drawer or purcr SOL
der never drew Il sword than General
Frank 4. Nichols. We remember
once reading an anccdote Cf a gallant
soldier who went To the field aflanccd
TO one of the faircst of our her During
the battle this gallant soldier was shot
in the leg aud arm, and both had to
be amputalcd. The gallant fellow at
once sent message 10 his iiance.
telling her his mutilated condition and
releasing her from all obligation to
to keep her engagement with him.
The reply OF the noble woman was /:
q Tell him | will marry him Il he has
enough Of body left to contain his
heroic soul" We think the Louisi-
auans will have the same feeling for
the brave and mutiIatcd soldier whom
they have put at the head Of their
ticket. SO long as be has body
enough left TO contain his SOUL and
bright intellect they will vote for the
gallant Gen. Frank Nichols.
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Sy.SlG.FiGG.

C'UGARS-AlI grades
- MOi.2S%ES-Choirc. Prime anj Fair
IA kegs. hall barrels ani barrels
FLOJR-Barrcls and hall haiIcis Choilc
Family. Exira ald Supcu.uc.
h. T. HE.2E-Rcc,ivcd weekly
HOG PRODUCT-i.arI in at ,;zc pack
ages: Srgar-curcd Ha,ns and Shoulders
Break fast Bacon; Baron Sides aud Shoulders
Mr,s Pork Prime Mess Pork.
COFFEE-Choicc, Prime and Fair.
TE.9S-lmpcrial, Gunfowder, HysCn and
OoIongl
SPICES-Cmnamon Pepper and Al,Pioe,
SO.3P-0live. Family, Palm and Toilet
C.iNDLES-Eoxcs, half boxes and
quarters.
SN.APCH-Best Pearl.
PICKLES-pin,>. quarts ialf soIlon and
gallon Imported and Domestic.
Blung, Barking, Matches, Brooms
Buckets, and anything else ia our line thai
can be called for.
It LANEIN & EGGLEsToy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
4 Horrible Cutting Scrape.

Na'cr NdltFy touINl
On Monday night last, negro man
named Columbus Cook, commenced a
quarrel with his wife, and commenced
to beat her n fearful manner. The
escaped out OF the house, and ran TO
wife the cabin OF another family where
she was admitted, and the door
held against the iniuriated hus-
band for some minutes, but he sue
ceeded in forcing open the door,
and again commenced beating her.
The occupant Of the cabin, Fayette
Mcfarland, then arose from his bed
and ordered Cook to desist, and get
out Of the house Cook said be would
if he would make his wife 60 too
Mcfarland replied that be would moi
do that, and attempted to push Cook
out of the door, when he cut McFar.
{ land in most terrible manner across
the breast, letting oct the stomach
and bowels, and cutting him, also, il
the back Cook then attempted to
escape, but was arrested q little Will,
after.
/ Drs. Mcfarland and Grant, wer,
summoned TO the wounded man, ant
succeeded in replacing the protrudine
parts, and sewed ny the wound,
LATEa.-The negro Favettc die'
on Thursday morning. and the murde
er, Columbus Cook, had brief hear
ing before Recorder McMillcn, tn
the same day, and was sent to th
county Jail, without the benefit of bai
TO await the action of the Circui
tour,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26

There is no public man in this State
more over-estimated than Marshal
Packard He has the reputation of
being a successful politician, and has
always managed to have an Office.
He is slow of speech and the
toadies who hang around the Custom
house attribute this to his great wis
dom. We do not say that Packard
is fool, or that be knows nothing,
but we say lie is not the man of wis
dom that be is claimed to be. His
success in getting and holding Office
is owing to his allegiance to The
pariy' moro than 10 his ability, or 10
accident perhaps more than anything
else. He always has squad Of scaly
chaps around him ready to do any dirty
work necessary 10 gain his ends, while
be pretends TO have nothing to do
with it and knows nothing about it..
lie is thus enabled to reap the benefit
while he incnrs 10 responsibility. an's
this Success passes for statesnlnnship,
while it is only the result of rascaliiy
and stupidity.-S'ote Register.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
DEtT"EY'S EEAIIEEhE'2tEp
GOLDEN TONGUE
PAELGn ORGANS.
RAYS or L:Gur gEov TIE pGFss

E"ar,y GuiGcn inuau. Pag.ur Or-1us Lav'
w"u lur 'hcn~'IAcs "a good reputation tar AMI
wttr.-- ';@hi"go1 N ! STR.
We w"ulJ recommend r..- excellent .>,'fu
mrnr to '!. nul,r,'' world f.: IL iiuruc>s OF
tone -i'c"v+v2 !r'l N.w'r-r.
Wondhiur Lodge of odd Fellows has pur.
chased one %. Brauy'- Gai'ru Tongue Or2ans.
and il /, the best u,-;rInrr' ever brought t1
TN, town u o"'sioort q : ) R'-i.ior.
The Instrument gives curi!c satisfaction
Ny brother VII" purchased lie organ, is high
iy rlca,ed.-.N .Nn"rLjs (No) Nci~s.
Those who wish to purchase first c'as>
in>trumcHI'lr home. hall or C:uIch irr>.c
,houid my - Beatty by aI nicans -Iiers.g
(Hirh) UWiiac
H. zone rqras lie iin",t we have even
heard -Ed'"0 a." } UOa'c,0t
gent, wanted everywhere 10 canvass ioI
Ibis superior instrument.
Address, D.: MEL p. BE.7TTI-.
H'G,hiHgi01. " J.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26

Packard has the reputation of being
a particular chum of President Grant.
His greatest recommendation TO the
convention that nominated him, was
the influence that he was supposed to
have with the President, and that hc
could obtain troops 10 carry the cleo
jion, and 20 maintain him Office after
wards. Whatever his relations with
the President may have been, and his
influence in that direction was always
over estimated, his ccnduc, at the
Cincinnati Convention seriously dam
aged. The President wanted Blaine
defeated, vet Packard failed to respect
his wishes, and kept the Louisiana
delegation almost solid for the man
that President Grant had determined
should not receive the nomination
This was treason, an o!iense that the
President cannot and will not forgive
in any OF his ollicc-hoiders. What
little influence Packard may have had
before the convention, kc lost by his
supper. Of blaine, and he cannot re-
cover it.-Siate RcyiiSer.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
A Better Era Approaching.
[ Memphis Ledge! J


During the few days previous t.
the election on Thursday last, Judge
Barbour Lewis visited a number of
localities through the county and
made speeches to the negro voters.
impressing upon then, the necessity of
clccting a number Of Radicals to the
County Court bench. bu. the Judges
cloquerce and persuasive arts failed
to arouse any amount OF enthusiasm.
At Raleigh nearly one hundred ne
groes, without solicitation, walked up
to the polls and voted open tickets in
favor of all the Democratic nominees
from Sheriff to Constable. \ negro
candidate for Constable got about
one hundred negroes 20 vote for the
Radical candidates for Magistrates
and Constable. When 'he result OF
the vote was announced, be made a
speech TO those who voted with him,
saving that they had been trying to
beat the white people for several
years, but that it was impossible. HJ
intended to quit, and would hereafter
vote with the Southern whites, as be
had come 10 the conclusion that they
were the best friends Of the negro
race at last, and as both had to live
in the same country, their interests
were identical Several negroes ask
ed to be permitted TO look on while
tie votes were being counted, as the
white Radicals had told them that
the Democrats counted fraudulenily.
They were furnished with seats and
saw every vote counted. When this
was over, they expressed themselves
satisfied, and declared that the Radi.
Gals had told them lies.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26

"How came you to 60 the bed so
horribly ?" asked fop Of q brother
snob, whom be found in destitute cir
cumstanccs THE truth is" replied
the snob, Il bought so many super
fiuilcs that | at last had to sell NV
ncccasarics.n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26

Three brothers, who are the sons OF
one of the Siamcse twins, cultivate OH
shares a fiae farm in Jackson county.
Missouri, and are making n handsome
profit on their crops Of tobacco. They
seldom refer to their parcntagc, and
some of their nearest ncighbors are
ignorant Of i.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-08-26
DEATTY'S CELEBRATED
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Johnston, Philadelphia, and thousands Of 9TH
ers as the best in use. Send stamp for extend
eel list of testimony before buyirg parlor
organ. Agents wanted everywhere. Ad-
dress, D.iNIEL Z. BETTY Washington
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HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen
III Furniture for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale 10, Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consists
ing OF belsiead, mattresses. chairs, tables,
cook-stove and fixtures, table ware, etc, etc.,
and parties in need OF such things would do
well to call aud examine before purchasing
elsewhere, as they can be bought rery cheap.
THOS. J. MANGuAM.
Rayville, La June 10Th, 1876.
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BEATTY s!44a O: !
GRAND SQCARE ANn UPRIGHT

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
I'll, splendid riaHo Forte combines every
improvement in tore vIih power and great
durability and has received the unqualified
endorsements cf tie highest u.n>ical uuIEur.-
ties FOR is marvel ms, extraordinary urlue-s
"f tone. having No SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD. Large size q Octave. Gvcr>;rug
Bass, Full I77u Fralar, Frcrch Grand Action.
Fret Desk, Carved rc,ia, Soli Rosewood
M"uiding> ivory hey Front. capped Ham.
ncrs, "a GralEc Treble, &c. i.brGi di~coGm,
to the trade Agents wanicd-ulac or IcnIaic
E-5g"IcoG stamp for circular < ijfrS,.
DANsEs. 2. BEATTY. y,S!l-
inyfOH. Now .scFsc,. ~
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subsequent one. Ten lines or less cuGsitute
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