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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31
succession Of Patrick

GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOl
= of Orleans. No. 39,920.-WbeI.
Margaret johnson has petitioned
ters of administration on the ei1
Patrick Johnson, deceased, int
hereby given TO all whom il
show cause, within ten days, vi
the said petitioner should not be a
By order of the Court.
Jazz 81 ie3+ JOHN Bll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

For counter statements the dry goods
clerks should be heard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

The Toledo Blade has been welded with
the Commercial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS

Reduction in Price from So SO 10 80 20
Net.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS GAsLlGHT COMPANY,
New Orleans, November H. 1876 !
In accordance with the conclusion of the Board
of Directors at their last annual meeting held
February I, 1876, the price of gas will be reduced
n the districts supplied by this company on and
after January /, 1877, to THREE DOLLARS PER
THOUSAND CUBIC FEET and further discount
of TEN PRR CENT will be allowed for promp
payment, as heretofore, upon all monthly bills
wherein the consumption of gas exceeds 800 cubic
feet
By order of the Board
mold 3m 2p v. VALLOIS. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

Succession of Mrs. MAR
deceased. wife OF Dr., Y.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT "
y OF Orleans. No. 81, 934.-Wa,Ii.l33
public administrator, has petitl.
letters Of administration on =
eatate. Notice is hereby given
concern, TO show cause within
prayer Of the faid petitioner shosl
By order Of the Court.
ia78 81 fe3r JOHN ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

Mcdonald, the American poet, is out with
q new song.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

CECoED DISTRICT COURT p
. Of Orleans. No. SO ,95z.-NOtios,
to the creditors OF this estate ana
SONS herein interested, 10 show
days hom the present nOtiheal
have or can, why the aoool
George 9eiz IT., administrale
should not be hOmologated ard
funds distributed IN accordance
By order OF the Court.
ia2l rs 3l& JOHN "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Mr.. CHARLES PoPB..,...,...., ...,..... Manager
Wednesday, january 81, 1877,
Positively last night of
MIR. JOHN T. RAYMOND,
COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS.
There's Millions in it,"
Thursday, February I,
Benefit and last appearance of
Mr.. JOHN T. RAYMOND,
SERIOUS FAMILY AND TOODLES.
Friday Evening and Saturday MAtinee-PIG.
MALIoN AND GALATEA.
Monday February 5-Mr Charles Pope as SAM
SON. ia3l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

GRO0ED DISTRICT COURT y
y OF Orleans, No. 50 1865. VIE
Public Administrator, has penn
letters Of administration on tho
A. p. Field, deceased. intestaie,
given TO AL whom Il may core
within ten days why the prAie
tionax should NOT be granted.
jssi ' Is VI me OSui~ JoHE 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

Boston is said to be wise and wicked
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

Houses will not go up while rents are
coming down.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31
SUGGESTION of William 5.

GEOOND DISTRICT COURT FO1
y of Orleans, No. 80, 223.-HOtiCe
to the creditors of this estate and
sons herein interested TO show eS,
days from the present notiticaH1
have or can. why the account pi1
Parker, public Administrator Of ID
not be homolOgated and approved
distributed in accordance therewi
By order of the Court
Jazz 81 fr3" JOHN Hkl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31
Succession Of Vlrsinia O.
Succession Of miss J OscphlI

Succession Of Miss J Oscphll
heimer.
GBCoND DISTRICT COURT Fol
y of Orleans, No. 39,2l8.--W here a.
hiss petitioDed the court for lett
trAtiOn ON the estate of the
4. Weisheimer, deceased, intesil
hereby given to ali whom it may
cause within ten days why the y
titioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
jar 81 ft3t JOHN HEg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

A bit of noneense-One that will not
check horse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

A Judge just appointed should be just
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81 1877

Louisiana as gentlemen from abroad
Nineteen.twentieths of the Republican
party of this State are natives, while per-
haps one-hslf and certainly the controlling
elements of the Democratic party are
either foreigners or natives of other States.
They are of course neither better nor
worse for that, But if, in the opinion of
the directors of the Star, it be discredit-
able to be gentleman from abroad"
they ought to resign and give the natives
chance to conduct that journal. At
present. there is not one Louisianian in
its directory, though one would suppose
from the tone of some of its articles that
to be anything else is, if not a disgrace, at
least disqualifying condition.
The status quo, with its attendant train
of alleged blessings, has not done much
to prevent crime in this city. The shoot
ing of Sheriff Messick on Basin street by
one of the two or three Nichols police,
who had been drinking with him in
coffee house, the attack upon DR.. Walker,
the killing of Frank Steele, and numer-
GUS other cases of disorder, show that the
reputed sixteen hundred policemen are
powerless to enforce good behavior.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

The vote of Florida has not been counted
for week,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

A young man who is sweet should BEEHIVE
mself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

The tribunal settlement will rest many
WARY law,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

The day laborer must strike for hire
wages.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

Peaceful sleep is the sheet anchor of
health.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

The tops of little boys should stay to hum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

Federal relations are somewhat distant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

The Chinese go to war with chop sticks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-31

wattersOn's army may not be wanted.
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The game laws do not touch poker.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23
THE CRISIS ~ FRINGE.
More Changes In the Prefrcts-A Censorship
Over forclgn NeMspnpers.

PARIS. May %. Fresh changes in the pre-
frrtoral administration are gazcitcl to-day nj
ieting fourteen departments. A letter from
senator krautz ia published adhering 10 the
manifesto If tho Lott. and stating that he viii
continue t. hold the post Of ComNissary- Gen
eral Of the Exhibition of 1873 as long ~ il l.
compatible with th' Independence of his vote
L. TGaps says that circulation OF foreign
newspapers IN France Will only bc permitted
after minute censorship.
Some OF tAo n"w.l appointed projects show
di-in 'liuftiun To- urc.p pf their posts.
Tho Radical De- uil,- und.r Louis Blanc will
draw ~ u declaration luv"ighng against the
Ministers. but recommending ,calmn"ss. piu-
d'n'e. and th" employment - lLwful means to
secure tho triumph oi r'lullichnism.
LoSDoN. May 23.-Thc Sfandu,rs Paris cor-
respondent says il j. sta i in w'li.inf0gmsd
cir les that the Government Will not have re;
tn chamber. hut viii demand its disso.
luion from the Senate as soon as
Parliament meets again. NJ. GambettH il going
T. visit Lyons, Matseil.s, 9nd other larse PROV
anee. Il l. said that four Lesimist Senators.
d--at. II. "a with the Governments Intentions
con ing IT," clerical question, have dr'itcd
t. Join the Let in refusing t. grant dissolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23
RUSSIA'S ARMIES IN MOTION.
THE CONTTNUED MISSING OF TROOPS
ON THE RIVER DINUBE.
Preparations TO Cross between Rnbova and
Nikopoii-Chincet burned by the Russians
Movements OF Troops In Asia Minor.

LONDON, May 22-The Daily Teleordphs
Rustchuk despatch, dated Monday. says that
great preparations are being made by the Rus
suns for an attempt to pass the river between
Rahova and Nikopoli. They have brought
down by rail to the bank pontoon bridges and
small steamers, and are erecting large fortifca-
tions at Statz and Turna- Magureli Continual
concentration Of troops in the direction Of
sinniza is Observable. The Turks are fully
prepared to resist the attempt.
The TtegrdphS despatch from Turtukai rc-
ports that forty-two Russian battalions, thrce
batteries Of artillery. and some cavalry have
just arrived on the opposite side ~ the river at
Otcnitza on Monday evening. An attack Is ex
pectcd.
The Daiv Ne,rs' Galatz special soys that on
Monday the Russians. crossing in boats from
Braila to Ghiacct. burned the latter place. Tho
Russians have dismounicd their Barbosch for
tihrations. considering thom of no further usc.
as from Braila to Rcni the river il sufficiently
protected by strong batteries AMI torpedoes.
The Russian Tclegraphir Agency announces
that the Emperor Of Russia and the C1nrevit' II
start for Poosti on the lst Of Jun. Prince
Gorchakof. Count Adl'rb'rs. AMI thr Minister
Of War will accompany them. Count Schouya-
lpl viii return TO London Immediately after the
Lmperors departure.
THE WAR IN ASIA MINOR.
IoSpox. May2 PA 81. Petersburg despatch
sny- that 3 800 Kurls u 900 Bu-hi-I}azouks five
northward from Lake Van o. Join the Turkish
forces at Kara kalisa.iThc Turkish detnchm,nt
which was expected to attack Bayazii has lallen
back toward Lnke Van. The body ot the Turk
ish Chief OF STAFF was found among the slain at
An Erzeroum despatch says that the troops
composing the garrison a. Arabian have r.
treni.d to Ardanudsch, \ Russian column has
cn Kagsman 10 reinforce the central division
before karS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23
MtRr J.tCoBsoN's SUICIDE
A Widows Daughters Mysterious Motive
Why DId She Mnng IterseIft

Ihe Widow jacobson and her daughter
Mary liycd in a pleasant cottage. just outside Of
Clifton. ;. |. They took boarders in summer.
and a son worked in this city. Mary was
quiet. and aged about thirty She complained
occasionally about the loneliness Of the neigh
horhood. but was usually cheerful. Mrs. Jacob
son rose on sunday morning. and leaving her
daughter still elumbering went down stairs ard
prepared breakfast. Sh"fhtn rang ia" lcll. Tut
I.lr WIS i1 rr-'nusH. Opening t4n baHrmO MT
dnor she stepped into tha han 90 cal Mary. She
-lw iAt t0dv % her dau,hter hanging iy %
i.itHr 90 rope over tin hhs'inN ut stairs. Sh"
falt.d. An'r -.' hui r"'0Vrr' I'd g. 'i,usn -s
~ia .urll. ni fI" nnl-i.i hogs ana VI I'N WAS .1lt
81 Nii. iur b N.ly Wa- -li. Mary had irt--.d
herself t.u pl"' lv..nr. . dIwt .t lil- and MO-
n' ii"'r nil'- .n- ly rs one rnd io
tfrlYt MS uu.l rI Itl'l. Coroner Lea I l9
Hu lr D." -. NJ .IiIH rHu@Hn iur hor suicide
elulI ir given. Sh' ltl un Co. ah." oi ANY mn
ini'. l.r lr. no Nl- -INl. am -|.r 7 .i unt
sa wn -ynl t.ns oi Insanity. TIA. Vary w'r.
my-t'i d. uui r.ni"lt'! a verdict 81 suicide iI.
DO W tsiul lrury insanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23

cftcct until the first day Of next September. The
same nrt restores the operation OF the old Code.
The 276 amcndWent5 made by the .Jullrhry
Committee, and the nine additional chapters OF
the new Code have not yet been signed ny the
Governor.
Mr. Hustod. from the Nays and Means Com
mhtec. this morning reported tho State tax
nlll and II was innnedintely put upon It's thiri
gHans ana psssG g Ts &c. "'gT s2S"d to BE f%' as
for Tie free, school fund, 81 100 2o7 g for the
Capitol and other buildings. fi5s p35Os. The
ratio OF taxation this year is 3 10 mills
against q tan Ina, year Il 1924 mills. The re-
du tion is due to the Governors exercise OF tho
The ropori oi the Conference Committec on
IN" New York hnanrc bill was made in the
ordered upon agreeing with TIE report thus
chok ing OF debate ~ 10 its provisions. Spnola
used up MS two minute in protesting agenst T.
right TO Regulate the salaries of the iirnm"n
and policemen. and Mitchell. Grady. ani others
protested against the appointment ~ residents
Aprartionmen'. The salaries Of the school
ton'hcis as well as the exp nditure ~ the chnol
money is left entirely In the control oi the Edu-
cn'ion Board who can regulate th"m Ivy four
.cvenlhs y9ie, only. Tho bin was passed Gs t.
saving il from defcat. II eoas to the Governor
Mr. Ho.yehOom made an effort to- r,cons'd"r
the vote Ivy which his bill to exclude iorGver
from the riglt OF suffrage persons cCnNicted ~
having sold their vot''s. was lost but inlicd. ana
mat kile it for this sees,on.
oral canals whinh has already rasscd the sen
at. WAS ordered to "A third reading in thr As
vent the dnflnsmrnt II natural scenery 10y
nunck medicine ndy.rt senlrris. missed tho As.
4 ..utli, ana hns conn to ,ur Governor
H,xEv'a ili In nhniI .it the Marine Court pass "A
m, Senate. with only four v0t,s In thr negative
Tie Senate -pDni nearly twohours this morn
/ ing dis .i.-iugih, iii tn 'axemut the surplus o
! h41ita nom tevntirr nrI s,ia,nIeed in g,'tiup
thrniseiv. snni MI Who li.,cnc. into "A u1uldlr
ana th,n nrlerrd il Ia IA f'trl rsadiuL ". I'M
] several nmrndmr rnts nonrlv every :. na.Or tax
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23
LOUISIANA TIMER SEIZURES.
The Suffering People Praying for AN Early
Settlement OF the DiffcuIty.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Thc Commissioner
OF the General Land Onlce to-day received two
long kilograms from committee Of citizens Of
Cacasien parish. La. in relation to the recent
Government seizure Of 1000 logs near Charles
City. Neither the kilograms raises any ques-
tion as TO the rghtfuness Of the seizure or as
sorts that any portion Of the timber was cut from
private land. On the contrary. thoy offer 10
compromise with the Government. and urge as
n reason why the authorities should entertain
such offers that the seizure has caused a sus-
pension Of work which threatens to bring suf-
fering and want to many Of tho people omrloyed
and moreover an expected freshct may cause Il
heavy loss Of the logs. They say they have i'm
plict connlcnrc in the iudgm mt. ability, and
cXpcrienc" Of Mr. Garter. the departments
agent who caused the seizure. and ask that he
hr empowered To- treat with them, with view
to an immediate cOmprOnise % the differences
between them and the land Onlce In rcla-
ton 10 the logs soi1ol or 10 be seized" ="
They say. every hours DELAY il entaillng great
loss and distress upon our people solely de-
pendent on the lumber trade" and they add (:
pr"riat" tho policy Of the President in our be-
hnlf. an regret that 50 soon anything should
have hnprrnel 20 plnrc us IN n false poSifiOn.
Our wants are immc Late. md We request your
missioner Williamson teogruphed as follows:
N1coriprunse VIII he approved e co'nirr,d O., the
dclhin'nt 9hil an inventory ann nilfa'"i " ihc
iuil talHauon OF the property
Commissioner Williamson also telccraphed
to-day e. Agent Cart'r. instru i.ng Inn to ro-
port iull details ~ soon Is possible giving in-
Nrntpry amounts and estimates uf value in each
h"r was cut. and the namcs Of the parties who
cut or removed il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23
CAN4DI.fN BORDER sMUGGLERs.
A Treasury Detective Outwitted In n dob -
His own Settling Up.

WAsHINGToS May "a curious incident
showing the shrewdness Of the Canadian bordel
smusgers. has just come to light. In February
last Major W. j. Moore. chief of the Treasury
special agents in order to discover the modu1
opernndi OF the smugglcrs, sent Detective Bell Of
Babrock trial notoriety. under an assumed name,
To- purchase t2.suu worth of prunellas." o2
v.i,L ,I ,,ortir, - M, thap ,oiis were ~
be- delivered on this sidn the border without
payment OF duty The detectives then kept q
WIS tvad"d. lut iio smu-4lers outwiiied them.
ant thn result WIS that the goods cainc trough
g. New York as por Arrangement. without pay
m"ut oi luty ami were -"If.i tucrop, -mugslo4
~ Is tte Treasury agents having utterly iailed
fu their ilnt ip si- 'oN'r how tney got across thd
border. Uptp th.- ti1c th" Treasury agents
hty" been unable g. trace the trunk across the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23

ST. IuI y. May -. 4 fr' at Indian, ,wn thfe
NIOflI.. iIf.- ..-i .If ~tffr - rnrria
tt.f tl i. 'i-t Nr ',f ttrfi's- inr nrc not yet
H .t'l 'Nunsu.,hel, aut Is uiDor eunlful The iod
leo .al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23

porIsNltIr Pa. Maya By an explosion Of
rr fifli tr M.ur iiil tt4NtrN ~ MIuerstilc hit
m,imu. iwnlly.. William Edward, and a comp anon
whose nam. b., uuAuuWu. were uutn,l 90 death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23

Tic 1or-nv CIV authorities sAy That the sty
I.t- 'l .. ifl- IIl.Yl tlat NI- buIieA
sl't 4it u.ia. Mi- N.4i.c dsci at talUilcNy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23
blaine No..,ed wi,h Hayes.


WAsUlSoroS. Mny %. $, % for Blaine had an
int,t,I wash te fie-i,n lunt Co. ihe 'ADl", meet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23

Aor.l .l-irius weather.. with occse
.sNf' ftsi N.l.t-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaas

A EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- JARRAEGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
lsT7-Leave depots foot or Corandi aud pesh 81
'cnfown Mauch CHUNK vi tesaarre Ptrou -aNre hinift
Ithaca AuuuIn Rochester, Buffalo, hug4ra ta.s, ana the
West Pullman's sleeping coaches attached -
ROBI u. Alhl- eupt and fleE
General Eastern Ofcc corner Of crreh ana coriinot'
&" IN N1s agent
DONDOUT and Kingston landing at New
bulch. pourIft ftrps-, l4ghud .s lHra, Fnni, Corn
vail. Marlboro Milton, f-s col tF "ih i,i "a ~ ~
Del g. I steauiuoat FfiNa-tS GOES .l.i 1fh JAMES
BALDWIN, fror Pisr foot @nrnr-. = d. aaiiv ai % =
TO PHILADELPHIA,
PFNNsYLVA-lA RAILROAD. , -,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
EEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Tbrorgn Trans way daily thres Depoaiu
Pulaaeip4la. two M Ne"-f f'l. - ra.....
Double the improved Equipment ana the aAte'
Time consist uL Win ab-ouie .aiel1
On and afrer June -, 1871 - , ,or,
Express Trans lcsDAoa-is Anu -"
landt -treeis Ferries. a. f1l owl: -.
75C, 50 l9JJ Linitei 1880 a. NJ J. a. D. o. . anu
$50 p ~ sunday, q. D. g. 2, aud 80 p ln. ,,
o "Brooa,n Anuex connect Win il trouFh 1ls i
az Jersey tV aford ng st eira nd Nr'ct 0''H''- '
BToOa "a travel -. a ~
Returning trans leave Philadelphia 335, 6. 79o = $40
and ii tLmited Express l3j o. M. = o5bI g. 81"
7.j and II midnight On sunday. 900 . o'o0 H. h
4. 7:a5 ann - midnight ,... rro,.a
Ticket Offices $50 and 944 Broadway, 40 AstoI HoHss
and Uesbrosses and CorIanli eiei 40
hrookvn Nos. ia, lI6 and llo Hudson ~.
Depot Jersey City. Emgrant Ticket OAlce' NO D"e''
FRANZ THOMSON. l. r. FARMEh
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
NEW- -Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
L
B0UND BROOK RQJIt::,

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewH0rk for Trenton aud Phlanelphia az o.5O
s, $50, 1880 l30 $780, $50, y p m ana az D m
for Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
road IlFd a4d Berksss, I.aO, S3O ,l.5O n, i:30
4:I5, $780, Il pa IA. -
Trenton for New York az l2o $50 500 lO;lo l. H.
l2lJ. .. 10, 4:55. G;O5 p.
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached 90 the 900 m
1870 D. from New York O. the 4SO $3.50 a m
1870 D. from Philadelphia and Sleeping Cars to the
70 O'Clock midnight rals from both rewl l0rA and P1lafe
pha .,,, ,.-
SUNDAY TRATNs-Leave New-YOrk and Philadelphia
AZ $50 ~ $50. D. N. Leave Trenton at 1O2O a.
$40
Broadway principal notes. al oices OF the Erie Rail
way n New-l0rg and BROOKLYN, ana N Ne. Courts..,
Brooklyn. Baggage checked from residence 70 destination
IL. HAILM y. N. PLss Agrll.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Gle 0nrt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-Fal Meeting.
- Jerome Park, 29h September 2d fth, JL 3th IN
and 18Th october. Races begin each da} at Id ocSek
c. WHEATLY, sec. A BELMpSl Pfcs
TVO JEROME PARK RACES. via NewYork
aud Har EN- RailFuad sept ~ Oct ? o. 8 . ~ and is
Special tam reserved for ladies' Uu leave Grand
Crutgl Deuof l2sij 1910 returning
after Fur regular trans see time table Excursion
tickets ~ sth-sye. cars run direct O. aeplt.
c. VI. BTSSELI- Supt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Brooklnu Ksal Gslate for Sale.

DWELLING HOUSES Nos. AZ Wi'low-st.,
- Hck-st 40 d. auc 81 Na-sanst 100 and l62 Pine
aypiCst. l19 i57 N444OugluT-st - LasVotteaye
GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark-st. BrooklYn
EOR SALE or RENT.-Wi!l sell OF rent very
low nos sl7 and 0j3 Tiuc0H-pL, BROOKLYN, houses 22x
g. a splendid cond ton roos large lot with sde yard
E.latad Prospect Pdrk. Inquire %
j.. u. HILL. 800 Flatbuah ave
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Gounlrn Real gslatr for salr.

EOR SALE-A small farm Of 2S acres, for
$500 cash mile west rom Tracey station On me line
r. r. MddleseX Coz y. p
ply pus br letter toJ A. Jsmison. Enelsovn ~ j.
ORANGE. N.J.-FOR SALE-The most de
~ sraDc property te centre of the civ viii let me
furnished uufuuhed, f0r term o. hve years I'd
dress call O. d. &C. dauhat an Ea klug company 30
Walst. or box 05z, orange y j. Bris OF send TINS
advertisement
SOMERSET COUNTY FARM, near somcr-
- ve ~ JFor acres ali unaer good stat Of cut va
ton modern house. II barn ana
rage hOu-c glnlf hrlueIy, and all necessary buildings
good order r0ofs Delr JorhoOd good 81 D. sold mlch
less than present value. RULAND q WHITING, Beck
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Connirn Dropcrtn 20 Get.

At NOMINAL RENT-Elgibly situated cot
~ grounds. ~ uofe acres stable. etc.
forty minutes frvm downtown express trains no rss
desirable travel House Win twelve 0nAls D
fnwrs vince "tr; rsyrneuff caf water.
Improvements pTu.,ss cy sld cognu! eonA nlc,a
combined. Apriv OF Wfrr EblLAEtlN IAfl N. ou
next h0cE address TuE CN SIR, a. o. Boz lot Liza
beth \. J.
rVO LET on Delaney NFCK-A cOmforta-
hy furnished COTTAGE liOr Che Winter months 9 bed
0arh &c beautiful ocaual a1a grounls use oi coy
nOmiral AYrv 10 Tong B dch' MamHfonccs or 70 l.
D., Box 1897 y. u. r. o.
4 FINE ROOMS IN private house. hnelV
- located 0n Mountain We, Nontcir, y D., an mode ui
convenence meets trains. Address Box 2s0 there
9.b% PER MONTH viii rent the house. 249
~ -TS Washington ave W0os1c, Newark from October
j. AuYy or The pfenlse or Of }, d. DhNIsCN 100 Belle
vlleayt. Newark \. J.