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The New York herald., 1877-09-15
MATisIniONIAl..

A GENTLEMAN. AFTER SPENDING FIFTEEN
hycars IN japan has returned comparative stranger,
TO bis homo.
Iic uncncumbcred wdowcr Of honorable character
aud high ocnl standing forty OF aye without vices
Kind. healthy hsndccmc and well bu solid man. with
income of 81 with view 80 marriage. he de
scs 20 hnd lady widow preerred) 81 suitable years. cir
cunlstan,cd as nearly ms possible likc himself
HIS means being limited 10 his requirements he
VIII not undertake the support Of wifr will
with nothin but means to recommend her snswcr his
pose lie wants one who shalt be no encumbrance to him.
yet who shall he possced OF qualities equal
to his own aud who shall make him u satisfying wc. In
fact he anticipates copwrtnershp In which member
contributes an equal shnrc to the retains much
Individual indepen endencc ~ possible
ordinary wives being 40 easily obtained resort TO this
obectionabc mcthrd lays his sinc y suspicion
wnen the facts are overlooked That he hut limited
sovereignty to convenonnes, that he IN ciDenty
tca and tnnt his lew remaining years precious to
be wasted In semrcang In the usual such
as he needs particularly his acquantnces to bc
formed.
The space Of advertisement admits Of but faintet
outline OF his project aud necesatcs this bold handling
which he hopes will not 10 cd Into egotsn.
should any lady meeting thcse views. have interest
enough therein 10 wish To satisfy horsc regarding his hon
csiy cf purpose and further particularly he will pcnscd
to hear from her anonymously. q. D., WAKKEN.
box 1r2 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
At BARKEK SONS,
AUIfY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER
SAILS
CORNER OF broadway and 39th St
CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTlONEER.
Ia Hnrsas Enrrin AC

AoIrY XGcTioS MART AND NEW YORK latter
%REssg oS aissS.y ;SS f1;a i
kvssq SAhS 'ssi Tsb
TWKNyy.fUUR hours allowed for trial
THE QNhx M driving ring in nI,s the state; state;
THE roLLow1Ha Two ~ oGs3'S superb Combination Horses.
3d. I" n s 81 LIN Al.
Newport TO be solo positively account Of owners
SxaSiFioEST DARK ,p.pp'o Gray ee,alns, Isx nigh,
and
that LEFT the Blue Grass regon has taken premiums
sSs'
foot rack In ~ and ros In 2oo cost $50; ana is war
rnoRoyeuBRrp BAY e.anr
saddle; grand h.;no.. animal; .aswca trial a4s
sf1 SSS .rH sdss Chestnut
ss poa.s ,s sEA s %
Bay ronr
ptSn @ high M aud nanDa
osd T.xSn sRE !, .Oans o,Y and kind
Alien; dam b fe.rn.ssSt; bsau.i!ai and sssecdnEiy
% S %
WI a. Ss; $50 s's,s @ Tor
ROAD ItKS0uI, esmpr,iaE the eessrasea shs.'pns hes mn
iaes m:re, hands. icsed 1850, got py Ethan xnsn
:fss asfG's ii ssd
sna 81 rS sSom :s p @ pyns o.s Wagon by
FAST iixY iis%Seionia" Mare Isl hisa years old;
ssos AND s,s aSa iS%''s
SUPEPIOR. FINE, large mahogany bay Trotting Marc,
15 high ycars old Of the finest and best gated big
mares TO be produced has shown trials OF from 4s
$50; has enough for anythn and is warranted
ELEGA ANT pAPPLE gray Trct.,pg oelt, 1s,l high 5
easy driver; close TO 80; promises very
fast, and Is warranted sound and kind.
SPEEDY BROWN Hsmbletonisn Trotting Marc, 1914
high years old srlendid driver and sure minute rot
'' ss
1874 high old Of style and high breed
close 2f5 unsurpassed family psc
aud warranted sonnd and kind
THE PROMISING jet black Trottng Colt Bangor Boy
high old, the sire ri Nellie alton
ourhly we broken aud sac Tor lady to drive; trot
better than minutes and Is warranted sound and kind
l51 high years DID, got by uamb.conian Chet; q no.
driver has record of 40 and 10 warranted sound
nay FILLY bred In Orange county. Pstchcn descent
49,, high. years old: free driver; warranted kind
ORDER Of the of the Of tho lntc W.
W"rne q Brookiyn TOP Depos wasSn pole and shais
TOP SIDE BAR Road Wagon, BY Benson Bros, top
Wsson * tor ".o" s1'
v.m ass r,ns s s. "y &
St. superb top Pony rhacion by George IL. Close cost
s375 very little; top simple Road Wagon, W.
r.y ysSs y,ss sns
hARsin LOT Of double and single Harncss job lot Of
Iaters Whips, surcinEes, Imp Robes. Horse Brushes,
TWENTY other family business and low priced
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale
SALES NEVER postponcd on account OF weather.
NOTICE. November u sale o. forty head OF THOR
OUGnBREDS including Horses In training, Mnrcs Colts
s. he ertv Of COLONIAL. DAVID MclbANfEl.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
coal AND WOOD.

IJHILADkLTnIA AND KEADfkG COAL AND IRON
Company. celebrated Coal screened aud delivered per
ton OF 2Op bs NUT W 25 and furnace, - 60 stove
r. go. wood 80 to - load ThEDFORD, 27th
~ snd Yth sv, and ia Madison o.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
POST OrEICE NOTICE.

DOsr OFFICE NOTICE
The Foreign Mails or Tue week ending Saturday scptcm
lc H. 1877. viii close It'll, Office Tuesday. at A. M
Tor Europe by steamship Montana, vim Vucenstown on
Wednesday. AZ " A.. ior Europe, Nv steamship Bvthnia
via Queenstown correspondence for Franco to be Tor
wnrded by thus steamer must DO specially addrcssc aud
63j A. NJ Tor Frauce direct by steamship Percirc VIA
avrc: on Thursday. II NJ. for Europe. by steamship
Sncva via Plymouth Chcrbourg and IInmburg Sntur
day at A. NJ. or Europe. steamship City OF Berlin.
VIA Qnccnstown Correspondence tor Germany Scotland
and North o Ireland to he forwarded by this steamer
must be specially ndresscdj. and nc ~ NJ for scotland
and North o Ireland BY stcamshp Anchora. via Movile
and Glasgow. and NJ ii D A. NJ Tor En- by
Oder via southampton and Brcmen Tho steamers Mon.
Bohnia nnd City OF Berlin take malls Tor Den
mark sweden and Norway. The mails tor China and
Japan will leavs Ban Frnncisco September m
T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
NTs.

AMUSEMEN-S.
DRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE,
ID Nos. 12s and 73O Broadway
date IIeiler's Wonder Thcstrel .-
OLD TINES REVIVAL. INMENSE SUCCESS.
TmE GREATksr HIT EvEN MADE
EVERY SONG AND ACT ENCORrD.
BRYANrS MINSTREIS,
under the management NEII. BRYANT
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATlNEk
POPULAR PnICES. ~ 81 AND ~ CENTS
BROADWAY THEATRE
Proprietor and Manager JAS q. DUFF
Final Performance
Joaquin Millcrs Rom mantic Play, the
DANIrESi
HEART OF Ti,E sIERRAA
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TUE ISrEESArIoNAL T RTTLE cIadGt MATGH .r,oN OF
THs. ExsSiSG; rEIEGts&a As COMPARED wrTh
crn,enniai Ms,ch. September a. 1876. circulation
sas Match s.pierser i! si%S
Ss SsisS s'gss%'ffIk Sc fks S
$67 925 -kESTycKT r,, STATE T,s oa sSrrHABER IS
Sal. s'i.s. %s:: I isss;: IS ( ssi' II 81. Ri s.,
j&Gksos &c. B st.
&f7 QCS This AMOUNT Will. Be DIS
il %M es late sG
POOL sELLINa.
pools SOLD EVERY DAY AND EvEHfNG THIS
T s5'T''
DoOLs SOLD TO-DAY UN LONG BRANCH rROTs.
and s ~ Ssa s,snns on ss rnnns E s
T,ATrNRsALL's Turf AGENCY. noBOKEN.-
French auction and combination pools on Lexington
Combinsson book on Lexington races: liable to win
THE TURF.
T ONO BRANCH RACES. SEPTEMBER II, ia, II. Is.
RsT So.'h ,sT loot Gss.os eao eo io4o NJ
Fare round "Trip including admission to parts Of
the track. s..
MONMOUTH PARK rKoTTISd MEETING AT LONG
The following the entries for tho trottng meeting Mt
Monmouth rark, Long Branch N. j. which on Sep
tembcr IL, IL. II and 10 -
FOURTH DAY SATURDAY, SEPT. 1872 80 GLASS.
John Murrhy's b. &. Matt Tanner.
j. Splnnn's b. &. Calmnr.
DR.. j. A. Shcrman's br. r. Elevator.
Dan Mace's b. m. Nodcsty.
N. j. Gnlvu's ch. m. Lady Lowe.
Thos. W. Atkins b. IN. Flora Windsor
SAME DAY-fkEE FOR ALL CLASS.
John Murphy's b. g. White Stockings
W. McCArty'r gr T.. Hopeful
John Splaun's r. Rarus.
John Il. Turner's b. Nettc.
WIN. NJ Humphreys ch. x. Judoc Fullerton,
TRANSFORMATION.
Leave Now York-Pier 4 North River, 90 o 80 and
l040 A. NJ. Faro for the round including admission
70 all parts Of the track s. Lcs~e Philade pha Of
Market s, s;l5 A. NJ Fare for the round trip, including
admission of the track 80. New Jersey south
MISUNDERSTANDING leave track Z. NJ. Tor New
York, 30 r. NJ Tor Philadelphia mme ednicy alter tho
Now jersey Central kaiiroadwill trains
the last day Saturday the 10TH from New York Newark
and Elizabeth g. n. BARNARD, Manager
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEFORMED EPISCOPAL sERvICEs WILL Bg IN.
the roog ng the
aud Amy s.s south Brooklyn Rev DR.. Duryes OF Clss-
sermon Entrance on Amity ST.
CT. IGYArIUs, CHURCH.. 4orlI ST., BErwEEN orn
A. NJ. ., lok choral, with s-rmon,, Az ,choraD
CPRING ST cHUKciI PRKsByTE RIAN So \ DAY SER
~ % b. o the Ha u aa IN S
ssSiS'""S sS""S at 80 '00'''''n' A'" 40 ''' o0' OF
misunderstanding. io1s; afternoon. O'Clock.
CERvICE OF Sung. YORKvILLH YOUNG MEMS
n R., sSs st. and 50 & Ssirsr a
dress L. O. Thatcher will lead singing. All welcome
SrANToN STREET BAPTIST cnURoH.-sAMUEL !.
evening" 80 Iii arc invited '''
SIXTH AVENUE REF0RMED CnuRon..,EEv; wM;
=. NJ. service songs from to 80 p NJ
THE REV. MALsEy "; KNAPr, p. ., WILL
h aS
1,HIRrY- FOURTH sTREEr. REFORMED CHURCH.
west OF 9Th ay. Rev Carlos Martyr. pastor, Smmun
ject. .issa: savior Of Men ''''''' ''''''' " 80
r,wENrY.FOURTiI STREET MLTHODIsT EPIsCO.
ps @ cSSrss M
The Lave Of Christ"
Ing. Eye Guancc;" evening. "The Weak Strong Man,"
WEsr TwEYTy.TnIRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN
ve.. Mos Hsa m p s Sa
WEST FORrY-FOuRrn STREET PROTESTANT
w Church. between 9th and 10th nvs.-Communiou sun
day; preaching Rev. j. D. Turner, morning. 10 80;
evening" as.
LOST AND FOUND.
r oST-SEPTKMBER g. 1877, BROWN HORSE 10
Lhauds hieh years old white and snip: two white
Ans person rosurnns this horse to PaSonia H. r
stables West end Jersey City will be literally rewarded
llPocketbook containing about SO aud references.
Please return the same 90 MARY BRADY Castle Garden
T OST-ON THURSDAY, 18TH INST, LOCKET.
Ilwth monogram u. Is. Az Finder viii DO literally
warded by bringing II to A. c. 4 NJ. 30 Wall st.
r OSr STsAYED OR STOLEN.-A TORTOISE SHELL
llKitten with black and black nose wearing
red ribbon with small bells The finder viii be suitably
rewarded by returning Il TO BENJAMIN X. PHELPS, l0l
West 47th ST.
REV Ards.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15

&S00 REwARDi
OF the lot Of Silks Aud SAtns stolen from premises
GEO. z. TILGE 4 CO.,
Broo At
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
HORSES. CARRiAGEs. sc.

A -MoRTGAGE SALE. c. q. DUFF. AUCrIoNEER
BY VIRTUE or A CHArTEL MORTGAGE TO ME-
DIRECTED WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
A CHARLES W. BARKER. AuCTIONEER.
"A. THE GREATEST SALE
OF HIGHBRED TKOTrfNG STOCK EVER

HEED IN AMEkICA.
Mr. BARKER has the honor of announcing Mr.. 3D.
WARD r.. GARDNEk'S tot Great Neck. Ia ~ grand
SALE OF his entire FAMOUS TROTrING STABLE.
To he closed positively on account Of owners mmed
departure for to take place MONDAY.
trmbcr IL ut IL o'clock at BARKER SONS New York
Tattersalis OF broadway and 39tn ST. and
FOURTEEN HEAD Of stations. Geldinrs Brood Mares,
Colts and Fiiies, bred by Harrison Durkee the atc
Colonel George q. Hail. Hon. a. Is. Congcr, Y. Nodno
and the the get of Dictator. Thomas JcHcrson
Peaccmal.r Young America. Alcalde. Ben Abdaah. &c.
including the young and extraordinarily promising black
stallion AUAW ANA; can beat fO ElGilr young Mares
and ,;edinrs that ran tot in 40 DOWN TO CLOSE
To . 20. among which THREE TLOTTING TEAMS
that can 30 down ~ to the polc all
rantcd sound.
STOCK CAN now be in their exercise ut FLEET
WOOD PARK by applying 10 Patrick Brennan or N. g.
woodnutt up morning. when they will be
moved g. tho mart
UATALOGUEs ready at the Offices Of the Spirit Turf,
SALE PEREMpIORY; no pcstponcmcnt.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15

4 OVERS OF DANCING WILL ALI ATTEND sOCI-
llcty Soctable. this evening. Tammany Hall CARTIER
4 CO. Managers
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05
Our Schools.

The schools OF this city are now all
open, with the exception of the colored
public school which will begin exer-
cises next week under the charge of
Mr.. J. A. Saunders who lately had
charge of the Okaloosa school in this
parish.
Ouachita Female College, with IA full
corps of teachers, has ninety pupils.
The Male Academy, under the super
intendence of Mr.. j. A. Bethune,
opened with thirty-seven pupils which
number has increased to over forty.
st. Hyacinth's Female Academy has a
good attendance Of young ladies and
misses and a fine corps of teachers.
Father Enaut's school for boys is also
we'll attended. An increasing interest
is manifested by parents in education,
and we trust that teachers will respond
with energy and industry to the ex-
pectations of their patrons
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05

We copy, without solicitation, from
the Morehouse Clarion the prospectus
Of n paper to be started at this place
under the name Of the Weekly OBJ
server, Rev. J. Lane Borden and T. A.
Garrett, Esq, editors. The prospectus
pretty fully explains the objects of the
editors, though not everything the
curious may desire to know. Mr..
Borden is the principal of the Ouachita
Female College, an institution having
ninety pupils, and Mr.. Garrett is a
worthy young attorney who was some
months ago one of the editors of the
Vienna Sentinel, and both are good
writers. The new paper will be printed
with the press and material formerly
used by the Bastrop Republican, we
learn, and the Office will be in the
building on the river bank next door
to Capt. Farmers Office. The TELE-
GRAPH opens her arms wide to receive
the new conner and will press it ar
IDENTIFY to her old throbbing breast.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05
OUR JOB OFFICE.

This Office is now supplied with variety
Of job type. stationery. presses and other
material not equaled by any country office
In the State. We have five presses kept
ready for daily use, an assortment of job
type which could not be purchased at the
foundry for twice the cost of an ordinary
country Office, stationery of all kinds, and
workmen who are skilled and have q cor
rect TASTE. Our prices for job work have
been reduced to figures to suit the times
and to command the patronage even of
those who have hitherto sought foreign
offices to execute their work.
Sheriffs, clerks, merchants and others
within reach of Monroe by hack, river, rail
or otherwise are requested to give this Office
trial. We make q speciality of legal
blanks of every description, and will supply
officials with the best of work at the most
reasonable prices.
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An Irregular Notice.

Why in the name Of Faust do the
makers of cuts like these found or our
fourth page always make them higher
than type? was a question that both
cred us as we stepped into Peters's fur
niture factory to have one planned
down. The botheration, however, was
quickly over, as we looked around at
the furniture piled up in the building
in nice order (wishing we could pur-
chase some) and then turned to exam
inc the many handy little saws, lathes
and tricks rugged up to run with foot
power standing here and there about
the shop. We laid hold of one-a cir
cular rip-saw run with Il crank and
gearing-and before we could turn it
loose we had two pieces of plank where
we had but one at first. "There," we
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05

Modest is the Letter, ssthe best adj
vertising medium ever offered to the
people of this section." What! you
little Letter, did you never see the
Daily Telegraph, one of the prettiest
and spiciest little dailies ever published
in this State-a great, big mammoth
sheet compared to the Letter-such as
will not be offered as an advertising
medium Gin this section" for many
years again, unless some damphooI
who has plenty of money and does not
know what to do with It comes this
way and becomes ambitious to part
with his money by establishing a daily
paper with about one hundred subscrib-
ers and ten squares of advertising, en-
ploys two good printers, three boys
and works for nothing himself, and
wants to lose his money and his stand
ing and credit and-eh?
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TUOGM ENT.

Angelina c. Hyncs, wife, Va. George 8.
State OF Louisiana, Fourteenth District
Court, Parrish Of Ouachita--No.l 322.
hereby cOrtiry that Judgment WAS rom
April term, A. u. ls77, OF the Fourtaenth
State. In the words and figures following,
to-wit:
by reason of tho law and evidence In this
case being In favor of plaintiff, and by
n.reher resson OF the Judgment By default
taken IN this case not having boon set aside,
since taking the same anil plaintiff having
duly proven her demand In open court, IL
IL ordered, adjudgea and decreed that there
% Judgment In favor OF PLAINTIFF against
defendant for the sum Of one thousand and
nineteen 1900 dollars (xl ,Ol9.l3) with i've
per cent. pcr annum INTEREST thereon nom
this date. '!.tFHf 80 fta #
II 10 further ordered. ael}uagesl and do
creed that there ll0 n separation OF property
between plaintiff and defendant. that thu,
community OF gains heretofore existing ho
dissolved, and that plaintiff do have entire
control and management Of hOr parnph0rnAl
property 1nd other estate according to law,
and that defendant pay costs OF this suit. (
Dome, read and sigNogi In open court, thia
lat day Of June. A. b. 1877. s,4,..
SY. q. PARSONS,
f-1 Judge l4th District.
I L. u. Witness my hand aud the seal of
~ said court, ON this 9th day OF
August, A. ID. 1877. JOHN ]. BELL,
6f-tst Deputy Clerk d. @.
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Parish Paper.

There will be no further issue of war;
rants by the parish unless drawn
against money in the treasury. There
is none now, as there has not been for
years, but we are informed by Collector
Ably that it is probable the real cash
will be flowing in pretty soon.
Old parish warrants are receivable
for taxes, but whether for the taxes of
the year in which they were Issued, OF
for the year subsequent or preceding,
we are not informed. Will the war
rants issued in 1876 pay for the taxes
assessed in that year?
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Gcrspach's Opera House.

Mr.. Gerspach informs us that he has
had several applications from theatre
cal troupes for the use of his hall the
coming season. In Il short time the
first engagement will commence. A
beautiful large chandelier has been
suspended in the center of the hall,
which, with the lights hitherto used,
will light up the hall very brilliantly.
Another chandelier, but not SO large,
will be suspended at the entrance
above, lighting up the staircase ascend.
ing from the sidewalk.