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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11
PRTCE, FIVE GENTS.

snoia or Paoitlo ports Ia about 5s per
cent ltdoes not appear from the terms
~ ner declaration whether Turkey in
tsuus r. 9 blockade OF Russian ports In the
through their presence in The ueiphbor-
hood OF .snoh ports, or whether by sim
psy piaolng squadron at the entrance
OF tne Bosphorus she shuts off all com
nunioation between Russian ports In
tho Black Sea and tho Mediterranean .
nor has there been any expression of
opinion as to the view which would be-
taken, regarding tho latter course. by
the Powers who were parties to the de-
clarhtion OF Paris.
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THE M9Muass FOH WAR.
Making Preparations 10 Resist any Arr
rest af brigham Young.
Especial TO N. Y. Herald.

|
BALT LAKH. Utah. May 4.-The indig
nant feeling aroused throughout tbt
| United States by the testimony at Johr
ID. Lees trial relative to the Mountain
| Meadows massacre. has led the Latter
Day Saints to apprehend the arrest o
brigham Young and other heads OF the
church who are accused Of sanCtionins
| the commission Of that horrible crime
The Saints have determined to resis
any movement against Brigham Young
| by the federal authority, and TO this ent
they arc secretly arming and drilling
| throughout the Territory OF Utah. Or
ders have been privately issued by the
military commanders of tho famous
Nauvo Legion requiring that dilapidatet
organization to be in readiness for ac
tive service on tho 2lst of tho present
month.
The following is IN exact copy of M
order from Col. VIM. II. Dame. one oil
the chief men indicted for participation
in the Mountain Meadows massacre
HEs1MBNTAL oHDEH-No. /.
HEApouAnTERs Ftnsr REGIMENT, !
Iron Military District.
Parowan, U. T., April ID, 1877. J
To ----, First Regiment Infantry.
In pursuance to orders. first. you are
hereby directed to cause q muster. drill
and inspection Of arms OF your com.
pany to be held on its respective pa-
rade on the 2lst day Of April, A. D.,
1877.
RE0RGANITE.
Seoond-As far es your company Ia
disorganized. or in state OF disorgan-
ization, you will cause on election to be
held promptly and the ranks to be filled
without delay by enrolling all persons
liable to military duty not now enrolled.
REPORT IMMEDIATELY.
Third-You will make out tho returns
OF tho condition OF your company as
soon as possible and forward them to
the headquarters Of tho regiment.
WILLIAM II. DAME,
Commander First Regiment.
JOS. I1sH, Adit. Iron Military District.
Preparations for hostilities are par-
tieularly active among the Southern
settlements. to which four boxes OF
breeoh- loading rifles were shipped last
week from tho cooperative store in
Salt Lake City.
Night meetings and drills of squads
OF Mormons are going on in Salt Lake
City itself, and 1t is reported some OF
these proceedings are conducted within
an inclosure. in tho immediate vicinity
OF Lion House. where Brigham Young
resides.
Brigham Young has boldly asserted
within tho last few days that the Nor
mons, who have been driven so often
and 80 far, will be driven no longer. 1t
remains to be seen how far Gen.
Emery. Governor Of Utah. will suffer
these seditious preparations to go.
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The Russian Advance.
Especial 10 the N. o. Democrat
rtsrshbach Aeeesnp npsnies the president.

rttrshbach Accompanies the President.
WASHINGTON, May TO- Plnehback ao-
eompanied the Presidential party to
Philadelphia by special invitation.
zsurch te Get the Pension Agency.
j. Henri Burch seems to have the best
chance for the New Orleans Pension
Agency.
SIR. Bevaus to leave she cabinet.
Reports that Devens will soon leave
the Cabinet are renewed in somewhat
authentic form.
Hayes ana nen raae's Essaissary.
Cowles. Of the Cleveland Leader. a
bloody. shirt Radical organ. yesterday
complained to Hayes that the Southern
policy had disorganized the Republican
party in Ohio.
Hayes replied In substance that that
party whose organization In Ohio was
destroyed because Of Justice being done
In Louisiana. or the constitution
obeyed In Washington, needed some
sort of surgery.
Cowles came here as an emissary Of
Ben Wade. lie got very little salts
faction.
The Permanent Exposition nj rhilaaei-
phia.
The permanent exhibition in Phila-
delphia opened to day with fair attend
ance and every promise Of success.
The Russians Defeated In Asia.
War news received here Indicate Rus
sian reverses In Asia. and general
Russian advances oil along the Danube
line. No serious fighting reported yet.
nuntr
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
THE CITY AT NIGHT.

Almost as soon rs the shades OF night began
to envelope the city preparations wore made in
both the upper and lower districts to illumina ate,
not only public, bnt private buildings, and at
dark on nearly every street could bo seen the ro-
suits of the Efforts Of those who
CELEBRATED THE DAY
set apart for Thanksgiving for tho blessings of
the Providence which gave to all once more a
FREQ government.
Canal street also came in for
ITS SHARE OF THE GLORY,
and the stores on that thoroughfare were in MANY
instances brilliantly illuminated with hundreds of
gas jets and vari .colored Chinese lanterns. The
cluh-rooms wore also their brilliant decorations,
and on some of the streets in the upper and lower
parts Of the city not only were the residences
handsomely Illuminated, but the yards attached
bore evidence Of the taste OF the proprietors in
he handsoms array
OF CHINESE LANTERNS
that were displayed, hanging from the limbs of
the magnolia and other trees, the shrubbery in
m ny cases being fairly ablsze with the beautiful
colored lights reasc ed from these ingenious
Celestial contrivances.
Taken altogether the night ecene was one Of
grand splendor,
WHICH has NOT BEEN WITNESSED
before in years, and one which convinced the
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The members of the Washington Artillery. who
have 30 nobIy responded TO every call for duty
have yet another demand upon their time, and
they will doubtless answer with alaerity They
are all ordered to meet TO- odsy at y. m. at their
arsenal Tor the purpose of eseortipg our guests
down to the depot. II is hoped that every mem.
Der will attend
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
How II was Celebrated In Bayou Sara.
Twenty-Five Guns Morning and Evening,
Especial to N. 0. Democrat. |

Bayou SARA, May 1o.-A salute OF
twenty-five guns was fred this morning
at sunrise, and all the church bells rung
out. including two colored churches.
This will be repeated again at sunset.
The stores are all closed and service Is
being held in all the churches.
VIpKTTE.
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by Telegraph
sOutflwcst Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass. Ma

bUOIHWEsT TAS5, may ID, l511.
70 Capt. c. ". Howell, c1rps of Engineers, U.
s. A:
Depth OF channel at moan low tide II feet
Least width for that pth 100 feet. High tide at
a. m Height above E1esn low tide, 2 feet.
Depth OF channel st high tide. 10 feet. Depth
OF channel, II referred TO the plane of average
hood tide, IL Is 100 feet. BJttOm hard.
wyoming, drawing 10 feet inches, passed in
this morning.
q. Fl. ELTELL, Master McAlts.er.
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and one which will long be borne fresh in The
memory of people that for Ten years could not
say in their hearts that they could conscentiotsly
give thanks except for blessings from u Divine
Providence.
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BOSS SHEPHERDS RING.

Its Practices Revived In Washington
Under the New Regime.
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NEW OhlEANs, FRIDAY, MAY H. 1877.
DAY or THANRsatvtra.

throngs that visited Canal and the either promi.
nent streets that ii was in reality
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BY trELEGRkPH.
WARRINGTON NOTES.
More Appointments for Louisiana.

A hange In the Cabinet.
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Eecturcs dno Gleellnss.

TTHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of the MERCAN-
TILE LIBRARY Ass 9ClArlQN, 10 eect tour Directors
20 -atvc fDr three wears. w nt held 90 Clinton 4l
place 900 TUESDAY,, May 10. 1877. TIE annual meeting
"ll Dee belle ~ same place on ~ t5DAI EVENING, Ny :
40 clock.
TitNAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY and PUBLICA-
TiyN HOUSE, oa TUESDAY EVENING, Stay 3. aJ =
O'clock Church ~ the Covenant. Park ave,
iA.s-JAuhHt lion. WM d. DODGE President OIL the So
c'y, rfl pcHti't. Addresses Hy JOHN b. COUGH. Rrv.
VA. ia LOI. D. D., Rev HENRY g.. POTTER, p. d..
and Rev o. a. EDW LIi u. ID. Admission irec Tho public
arc ny;@i % attend.
1877 HOWARD MISSION AND HOME
- a. FOR II TILE Wan DitE. -, go New H0wery
~ N.'hc sixteenth Anniversary ibis "a NI Doe
Uwfct 0u THURSDAY EVENING, May lO. IN the New
YORK Academy U. Music Addresses bF Rev. I4cweIyn D.
BgTUL H. b., New YORK Rev Matthew Henri Pogf0n, st.
L.lis No. Rev Philip kIohI, Albany y. \. singing by Tho
currl assisted by the young people uf the " Ou under
tte direction ii M Theodore H. Perkins open 40
O'Clock exercises commence AT $3.50 Tickets 30 cents aL >e
door NJ the Academy. A. =. HATE II. President.
j. 4. MlNh-tE. ae.retlry
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fine arts

IMPORTANT ART NOTICE.
now OF EXHIBITION, FREE,
At THE
KJETZ GALLERY,
No @ EAST TWENTY-THIEDsT,
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS
LN2GEG. MsYER vON BHEMEN TS,HAGrEXT,
FEEI.E BfEH-TADr, FLEURY ana others
TO BE- SOLD AT AUCTION, MAY 9,
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
TWENTY rlfiltr-~I. AND FpC RrI-AVE.
ROBERT soMEi EILLl- Auctioncer.
yVHE liESSRS. LEAVITT. Auctioneers.
A.... LIiIo WEEK. ...,,.. ...,
MOONS, az ID oga, iIli exhibition.
Oh.LNIAL Aht
TURKEY. CHINA, AND JAPAN.
4 Most Extraordinary Collection,
Ancient Tapestries Porterc Piano and Table Covers Of the
finest workmanship; Extra Quality Persian carpets and Rugs;
Caraman Drapery; Bokhala. smyrna Cashmere Rugs
anesnt and nodern Elegant Japanese Bronzes; Choice
Chinese and japanese rorcclus coonne Enamcls R2ro
specimens OF soocLow Lacquer Jade and slsuna Ware
Vases and riacques in great variety etc. etc.
WITHOUT DOUBT THE FINEST DISPLAY oF
TURKISH GOODS EVER MADE ~ THIS COUNTRY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, az s O'Clock, at
LIBRARY or A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN.
fine Collection OF BooAs tnr AIT, Illustrated, etc., etc.
THURSDAY MORNING. at II O'Clock. at - Astor place
lClutoH Had larry" and yaricl ass,rtment of
GOOD HOUSEHOLD IN IN wv tI.
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Gitua.ions Uante0-- GlaIes

Il A 4 op & un =
ca1,. coor man. Sit i't rls. rr..rcr, a,o
GOOD cook luJ i ANYTHING rrufrsI
civ 0r country Iuauirr for WALTER 90 ODELL- 40
West 3ffhsI
H. itS .iu 1or, 1pcr. lri t.' mn conc
Ereff. ice vs. m ,'s and ,focE wf-isa stu. q, driver
10 r. physician W ftuiv or o generally Gs.ft ,r or
address pAHSDN OF capt. J-au9,G. u broadway,
Ncw-lork.
v-.D,t R-,r,I- .-..r..I ,t.,......, -,
f4Ahh NOhH' 81 '-'iut H.i''i''il tol
4 farm work of auv hId; ear. Of ctI' to' - 'UNlhs
profitable ha- coll references ~ r PRO SlANt
NOW. D., ~, ''' ~, o.
E'ARM Ek-lNybh 2at LAl |'ttEa0~-DF an
honest Al-nf.tu crurle who .urt. highest OF
f-f.l.,,.1l,. t.r uql .,,islIs fn aaI eal.sn work
rborluslr tI, woman %. vorr zo1d cook suu. sss
hotI gave tas h,-. Satisfaction 90 Hi'oHy. CAL al
'A,tl =. '' ',',, w.. ..
EARN or GARDEN, hOlNEN ORh, a.
i 10y English protestant man and VIE WIN I"r wears
rai ,, o .or \. s,@ IN care of hoise ,
ycrv r,v ana y ire ru,- en- Doe seen tine PROT
E-TANT HO,iE BI REAI. 1873 GtItlvr.
y,,,,.,f,p ,-5L-rrr nav D.. 80.
M a man Iit S' , b a ann and anal. III
Kinds N fIri-,or, rirrt q iar, -.1,; viii oN
,ya,,., iaU. DlELl,-. 1903 West .4fl..t
,-'.,.,,.-, ,,,.- I'll
rl' c aI - 80 - i, I' ~. l-1 a 1
Tends al, Td os frr vur care 81 horses and tiarb Viii
,,,r M "a IS. ,e.s ,llI a. ltJ..LL'S AGENCY 100 Wtst
.lrii.gi. cor 81. nIV4v.
,-...,-.., o.,
90"
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sltuatlons uUauico - females.


4 DvERTlSEMENTS FOR TUE J, EE !, y
~ row, OFFICI-. $50 i.s3. Broad say, coz Thirty .,,
~, 3CS West Twenty iIae' cor. "
Third ave. cor s's, gni.' At ,li ll1 ,t'J I IT,
oaloo rate, -
AT MAURICE LINDQUISTs SWEDISH
mn aad Ffsri ElVANIs onIy al protestan,s also male
help or an work. ci'y or country.
At MORNON'' oldest frst-class and most
y lr.aie servants Office. llth,'. and ttavr-btst
r Notice tht address particularly ayoid mistakes
AT BEDELL'', $40 and b. Fe glgtl Ne:
suitable Tor private iamies, hote and summer boarding
waiter coachuen, gardener, useful men. Sc
At SIMMs's SELECT AGENCY, 5.43 9th
a ave. hstwsen -4 and 55d. mr. ', g, '.' r S'l n.y.
tie including heat ,o2 s and 5 b S Where i h M eys
dvc Ia number
At 4. PELTON's, Gij Sixth-aye., between
= 37th 3sh-sts. formerly with Bede.L IonithayeJ
or private families. hotels, boarding and 9amm.r honsgsi
N' ar ,' b ' T.il i5tcgS 1roapt ajcla
I1HANBERMAID-A neat young person de-
- place ~ cLambcrnad DO private .dn.F ilii u,
grown children willing and oD.ue and hosast i com '
fec.t 30 Der work best verbal reference 5O- 'A'e'
OHAA!BERNAID and SEAMSTRESS-By a
X young girl cnambermat and PLAIN ,rtm'irS- on a'
can nr present employers house. No. so West
2Cth.-t., tr.il ID "co's n;il 3.
OHANBERNlAID and SEAMSTRESS.-As sit
y mai ON wanted chauucTnld and sraiu'ress VI ca
BERNARD AMI Waitress m prylt, family i9it 'is 'd i1
can Poe seen &C ai employers TOT TWO '5 - "'s
% 20 10 de country. MS East lstlst
NHAMBERMAID and WAIGRLSS.-Ayoung
reference place ring second bell 7ij 3dayt De
tween i6tn aad f7tlsts.
OHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS. - Two
- young girls Wish SITUATIONS one ~ ['s' , s,c,
CHANlBERMAID and WAITRESS-By tidy
y yourg girl who furnish eyaeen city r.fen,r al,
deraIaus chImD.rwurs thoroughly, also Ge S!.e oi 7,
55h,st
CHAMBERMAID and WAlIRESS-i3ya neat
y respectable g.r- Who uui' isiAh1' hri uHa w
eIU rc &c. mas very best cit reference Gail at CAR
fENTERs. los dthavc.. near gth.sl.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS to assist
y win Washing and IraninF-iy aisay rgaP, .r
waitress eycrlent washer and ouef o-,t
HAMS. 800 4lhase, near 24thst
COOK.-A respectable young woman wishes
- situation as cook hay cly IIetr'' ..i ,v s
NOOK-Respectabl woman wants situation
- hrstc cook private family can take cae yi ni
and butter best reference gwen can two DAY D. -o '
Room D.
NOOK.-A respectable girl IA good cook;
- objection t. assist with the washing an lIl ~,
best city reference from her Last place NO 10 "'' '
NOOK. &c.-A respectable Swedish girl as
ences: country preierred Al sWEDi9h Sh"' A'i@
AGENClt -J1 East 81 met
COOK-By a French cook, bOurgeolse, who
v understands Ter husnes thoroughly y3f ~ ~
"a Ti at i&cQ a ISs I Bt.s "a So 5ISavs
NOOK-A respectable woman AZ cook in
" small private family good cook bread Ana biscuit
ant; objection so the country Cal for "o day~ 700
Last 55tlsL
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amlssmenis.
TONIGHT LAST OF TIE SEASON
4 Twenty. SECOND INFANTRY y. O. = n. T.

TONIGHT. LAST OF THE SEASON
4 TWENTY.sEcoND INFANTRY y. O. :. y. Y.
Amory iith-st- near Gtgaye
TUESDAY EVENING, Hay e 1877 &C o'clock.
,, hg ,sS 9y me gn sA AID Star aceompanei by
President of the Board OF Aldermen and the ATmo ,9ni
niss onofs GlLMORE's worldrenowned I'D REGIMENT
DRESS PARAD. AND REVIEW.
sirs, 'f.ea,is can Dran' COTS
hoiGtlars cab. March brightest Fyesi stisen
GILMOREs I'D REGIMENT BAND.
Review ...... Brazilian National Ar. ..-...
fas.age IN Eeyiew I'D i.egi March , ..asTe
GiLMoidgs I'D REGIMENT BAND.
PRoAENApR CoNcgRr
l. o'''' Gu'foiWoaEs 92n REGIMEXr BAND. 'S''
2 selection , oro5r Gioni 1900 Lscoeg
ME " ARBgcKLE
and air. al nations Win variations az the principal
GiLM68E's 22D REGIMENT BAND.
/ yalu Aa.ce e5 Il i:ed ', strauss
Iasciers cayeiei Wia14n9
S &i15 IN 11 ju Tn w6s a4sss
8. lanci-rs "Gere GirGa". .wiesand
8. Rcdowa......-.. Conseqoencen' strauss
. Gaurit liI' Ncuglrfen
admission DOLLAR
rVHE GREAT NETWORK AQUARIUM.
D sT%d 'a I @ FR5M ' EvER y ga
Miss ~1Ce IlI.in Astonishing submarine Pcrfurmauces
WoNbEHFrL rsiPLF lied I3PANESE' FIsH.
cGEIoJ. TELEsGorIG EYED CHINESE FISHES.
Grand AF@ry e EI IO'T riI s Concerts
Admission. 80 cents children Au! price
Union SQUARE THEATER.
- Proprietor. ...~..---.hi. sILERtpAN shook
EVERY EvENINGats SATURDAY MATISEEat 80.
hte kndrc~ HaiHday entitled sNIEE.
IN te r,peI n il- pay the following lists
employed. Nrasis j. n. Stoddari. john P4r-e, " Is
Muyur, \. icfingwfl,
Joan carroll Eigar Moore Iysaldrr Thompson and Burke
Mrs Marie Wukrs. Miss Biou Heron. Miss Kate Grant,
Mss Roberta Norwood, MISS Louise Sylg sttr MIS- lannc
mM
SNALLACK.. -
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
LAST SATURDAY MATINEE
NV AWFUL DAD
after most sug ccsgiul run Of nine weeks.
MI LESTER WALLACK
THn AwFrL DAD.
Ig Hhh,RIRTo BESS,EE4I, u T. ~ HoLLAiED M
SEXTON, Miss CLARA BATE ana Miss ETHEL THORN.
TOE.
Ar. w,IacKs play,
El~EDALl.
which has been f0f months j.
CAREFUL AND ELABORATE PREPARATION
will ur produced oH
MONDAY fAINiA'f. MAY H.
WITH ENTIRELY NV MUSIC.
EEQj ISL ELY PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
ELEGANT FuRNIrrRE AND APPOINTMENTS,
UNIFORMS AND COSTUMES.
all entirely new and expressly prepared i0r this
production.
the N which viii close d season
EXCEPTIONALLY BRILLIANT AND SUCCESSFUL.
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NOZZFNS's WEST POINT HOTEL


GG06sErL BROS. West Point, y. Y
COUNTRY BOARD.-plrasant. hcalthful loca-
y uo1 large farm house grounds wei shA''o' me lO
"' 'o' ''' e. q IT, Eiver vale Ber~en County. NJ
COLORADO HOUSE, Ocean Beach, Monmouth
Y C0gaty N.J-Clcus Jun" Cool bathing Iinr sIU,e
within thie, minutes walk house ELEGANTLY fr ~ Itfs
q Wc5t na HOUSE cape Nav a, 6o7 Chestnasl PIha
FOREST LAWN HOTEL.
due uents % parties stay NJ turn" re -lson 1''s'
h"mr c 2ai5 and Ss scc io 70 euio By boa, and
hdarcss Rooms 3 and a. 80. q sroads
EIRST-CLASS BOARD with private French
4 family GtotesilnD good beds mouse eltlaIly t,i.
Walk nou B.ss Church stato7. rc FENCES IeTrons Tio
want o. secure good ICONS address ct once NJ Me- Box 10
GOOD BOARD ~ q pleasant farmhouse ;
Address = H., Postomce Box So 49,. sing sing
(IRARDON HOT SE.-Good board, large
from cav Two anlc. from depot AZ 5iaH.aro1ecS wet
GOOD BOARD AMONG the MOUNTAINS
~ Pure and water. good table. c'iaor able rooms h.,l
t9 Iooa lr.. 1s t.,i< ~ y rl a ' ''
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE, near SUouds-
HIGHLAND HOUSE. Conference.-The liGd,
= J SOM y N-Ourn from May ! 20 Decent cr Ee'uc'i
''iIu- Tor shay dIu june @-l i-'' I'd
season. GEO t.'N '.i.I-'-', ,-''il-
MCPHERSON. y. H.-FLtISIED ilOt Sc,
- new. 80 rods i~in uni"k l'n'e; cou1an,, lle" VI
oo g loo guests % iei Jr r5f oras June J..
figr fever rataIfu a-t.aIr complaints ruIi ltet re-
uDvsd Terms m".' atr. D. 81. fIAI0IEN' PROPRIETOR
.orurrlr of Wnua1rk Rouse.
kITTAIINNI House, am u-,-,.
- E'ANAl.f IS -ttr.lt GA p. 10. n p, 49,. ,.-t-.
so" rnrn iui i"r It'' l"H %, '.i''s '' '''' " '. r
siay and June -e-c pr .i-.. 49,, i. CONS r,,r,o,cr
.,.,-,, 49,,
~ Ll.!. b'J'Nl-' ...,.,-,,.- ,,,,...-., ~.
~ CT lEi.Hn I'LL ia i---. "a 0A 81. u 3, ~
open iI"i1 NV Z" Soy. J. Il. ',s '.t '''' "''
Ji Fa l4 rl ' Send for crraar
j.. L. sCHJrf. Proprietor
NlORlINI CIV y, n. J.-Nuptiloi #'Colillo'"ti-
or i,r ,1 s,.'a inns from 70 ~ Adsre, box r.
"a , llf rr,ltLI uKI.T B;+t-li.IJ M4cs -
W open June A H'"ut-di para III e D.t'-i. -'i
LOCO it.i a..,' ~, go '.,,t -- ''''' ''.'
lA-. D. FE Ncli. MANAGER.
= lAtk SjNAEf HDAkI Tor idMill,S.-
--n5r. l,a, l,.-,,I, A., .i,.j..s IT, A. Fa. NlsrEH.
- .f,t,,,,r. g.. r,..r-.r, ~ r,.l Ill.,
\ II INt- il't 81 -'t' -i''l'li'Il ~ .. ~.
= ii.' ..'-, &c. ',-.. h . ,'- ' '' '''' -"
EdIf.as b.,Il,, rsl".. I.l'I. Ind bowling
Hls. b. b. PUTNAM,
nI-p HOME OK THE HILLSIDE
!, me I1s.,, :, .st.c cr. 10 the aa,Ia II ;. plci
ngIg al gs.' Of n... get r. .a "s k'Jt .,a
O., i.g - - NO.. ,r D. All ,.ti. .. me- .ir,I.r
',s I. ',.,.lt tl.u.l.oe of rr-.,. has,. ..,,.. GOOD
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The rairl.i.r slab 40 l times, alter one month from the
.rel.rf Che contract TERM Doe requires 90 keep on
iso .rr fle control %. the Department. not less tan
'UIl ,.. UlI1s sD that each aul every ryquEuon
M he Department may be- promptly nlci "a soou re-
dt.ruA
tractor nj fe GO, 1f 20 amy Imt uIrlnE
t ..nD. n Furnish extra quantity Of cards not exceed
I.r. ..HH.. . three months.
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AUNDRESS.-A tirst-claSs colorcd laundresS
.es tgI., or families washing bv the tDlrI We.N or
month fages unsurpassed. Call or address MARY COR
DDN. l1- IS esq 3Ut'.,t
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GUNNER BOARD.

BOARD WANTED for three adults, within
ID one hour Of rcwYo two or three rooms rsgwFta A
depot NryJe Tsey preferred Apply 20 SHEPHERD ln'
uf4
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j COLD SPRING HAHROR l. I.
opens Nav p terms from - tn per week sp'cl' n
dc.fcDts % parties stay NJ during tc season BOATS 7hn
tackle battling mousse lnt crHiIcf fr 10 -ieaTt .cti
home comforts and accessibility 60 Ncwh"rs bF O"it an
rr. letters asking for information w answered promptly
-' r. g.. Or CHAW,
prplrfrfOr.
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w guod washer and wishes a situation In no
An.seu Ork ,gal iIAlb al,ut
The WAGES Il family country rucr. nee ga
Last al 49,, DrtaS,A I5l a4l4 49,, 70
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Gituat,cns rUa1Ica--fe.nales

DENOFED from 2I3 West 1jth-st 10 BOB
IA West 2I,ts. where ss uc i,ult l1ect from
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IO list, l21 WEST.-Nicclv furnished
ssle4e OoAs Win Or without BOARD or Two terms
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Should c interest ~ te Government require the contract
my be- beyond named HCl Atcer-Ls tI ga
m"nhs w order H t- Postmaster General. ana ihc CONTRACT
PINE AMI H conditions herein SGT forth shall govern IN such
tt.. llD. contract.
BLANK FUFNS-sA MpLrS-ADUBEsS
taaA forms H.tL specimens 1t Use i"0 u.citL,
= fs 1 UI.. t.I Ht vanished HIsu applications a-h
Q. r0r-cs rr hn f- HiHr these blank toius sccnit'
elfrHrd l.U star' r.rsui tHt envelope Proposals
ior io Osr addressed 90 tle Third Assistant Post
A,i- Ia.lsr H. 81 KEY Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

auartmcnls 6, 3InfuruisbcO Rooms to Get,
F-NTTKE SECOND FLOOR, handsomely
l. trstal gentlemen only without board, private fam
ily. No. l3l East llth-sL
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PAYMENTS '0r csr.s actually issued ana Delivered VIII
ne. .i.. Ai.e, pi0yeI examination ana adjustment
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SgAPLENGOD HALL. Pitt>iicld. Mass
VI open june .. A beautiful park NJ beautiful region
600 feet above te Jewel hours from EcWAurh
'''''' '''.''''' Jl-. d. FE NcIi. MANAGER
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llHE ID BOOkHAM sERVANTS' INsrI.

NkA>HlNG-A respectable woman wishes
w family washing; done ug good ORDER good refer. noe
can 10 400 West 3s,n-st., top door, back rooms.