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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
CGntaur
LininnentS.
enc Kind for Nh, Human Family,
The othar lor NnEaaT and An!mala.

The Other for Aorie7 and An!mala,
rhese llumonis au simply he wopdgl of
the world, tNprolerls pio llilo les han
marvellous,
ihe Whiif hiniment Is nr Ito human
ltNliAt " WlIl uliNp ltntumHln'n, hrlAllrn
ena n,,ls,,.,,gl1iloW ~ l}slsWi cure Luln,
lmsi tuNnrol, EupupuW ia oktrArls irnHi
nom ff0fau hWiH uhi Wni, ANA tho pulAu
oi hltts aud ttinlH az NunpWuus frptll ~ ~
suhlu,a 7Wtllluth ana nllVYlnltH nHiu of
very kllN' Nnnh HrrHlhs or bruises orpur,
70 D. Np most potent irmtdy ottl dlhnuypfed
On hfut no nrinred phrls. Tho Conlnur lin,
lptnt n hal Wilh swat pH oAry Cor nofo
lNinnli fNNHiN.l Nlhln NIuNi, hnrHrhr,
hpd NrhN linoh The follow my N hnt nulin-
no Of tlg numerous iphllmnulah
"isnJAsA lloNF, Jon, Co., Ind, May as, lSgl.
90 thirA DO nay dnly 10 Inform you lhut 1
lnNr hUiIHuf much with fWHNlH Ntf nid
rhl.Hs, A low battles of CeuluuT Eminent
las Wnf hr tnt Wf mo- ! naNu not hHon
ftr ifuW thuhuhWtlllnH' ln tlgh pcdN, Now
iUH llb0V wnh Tue Lihlmcnt ought To
'mRNJAMIN BROWN
Tho proof 10 In tho tIlal, II IN reliable, u
Il handy 70 IA chtnpi nnd uNry family
Nhonld have the White uenlaur Llnimon 1.
The YelinW CcntRur I.iniment IL
adapted To the tough muscles, olrda ana
NNHll hI NNIHtH NlN WNlNhNlHf ~ nus INiinllhH
ud moro wonderful cnvh in throo years OF
SPAWN, suNn, Wlnd.galle, scratches,
fWepny, and general Lnmouos than All
other a. modieH Ia existence, Read what tho
goat EAprohhmtn say ui ~
"NKw YORK, January lNi,
"hvrty owner of horses should give the
tunlnur llnimont u uial, We CONSIDER it
thV best article ever sed IA Our stables,
"h, MARSH,
"hupt, Adams EN, stables, MY,
"E, puLfX,
"bupt, u. y, EN, stables, N, Y,
"ALnERr \. OldN,
"Supt. Nat. lex, stables, N, ~
The best patrons OF this linimentarr Far
cN nud Veterinary SurgeOnH, " hO aio cOn-
nuHlly using Homo Linlmont, 10 heals
Calls, WoundNnnd foll.oyil, removes swell.
lngH, aud IL worth millions of dollars an
nunllS To Farmers, Livery men, Stock grow
erH, sh!op'ruaoth, and those having horses
or cattle.
what q fatrler cannot do for s2O the Cons
tnur Ltnlment viii do nj n trinlng cost
These LlnlmenlA nre sold by all dealers
throughout the country, They are warranted
by tho proprletors, and IA bottle will bo given
70 any Farfior OF Physician who desires 10
test them
Laboratory Of ]. D, Rose 4 Co.,
40 nay ~, NEW YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
apoed, satety and Oomiort.


Leave Dallas nc 7 y. m, daily Sundays OK
ceplod) running through TO st. Louis with.
out change,
cars can ba secured NJ any time during the
day on application at Ticket Office, corner OF
Lamar and Pacific Avenue,
Passengers are requested 70 obtain reliable
th0ir route, thus enabling thea 10 purchase
tickots by thorougnfare preferred over MI
Others.
Any Information In regard 10 rates OF
Freight or Passage will DO cheerfully furn.
iHhed, and olaips for overchargo, loss or
damage, etc. viii meet prompt attention "
addressed 10
II. w. THOMPSON, fr.,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
GEO. NOZZLE, General Superintendent
Marshall, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in lhe Dallas, Dallas
county, reXas, postoilcc on Tuesday, April
81 lSIT.
TO Obtain any of these lett 'rs, the appli-
cant must say Advertised and give the
date of the list.
If not called. for within one month, they
will be Seut to the dead Letter office.
IL A Il NNRINN pnstm a sinr
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
feriures auo hIeetluas

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A regular quar-
y erly meeting viii be hei rs rooms lu the Cooper
Building. on THU RSDAY, May ., a. s O'Clock p m
CHAS. NICK LEoeEil Recording Sesy.
TErHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of the MERCAN-
4 IT EE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 10 eleCr oar Directors
three years, VIII Dee held at Clinton Hail. A-t1r
place TT fSDAE. May Is 1871. The ANIMAL meeting
VII Dec Ee at saue place Oh rU EsDAf EVENING. Ny >,
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
fcIp WanEeo

CONPANION--A widow lady of wealth.
" 4cs4 6O residing this city desires IN rrCgs
afO h family com anl1n Tor herself aud on terms Of sela
equality athued an educael lsfY between
az O. IA and -
She must very cheerful srosition aniahle OF a.
trctye peronai appearahe and DTns the Vvr5 e,si refer
character
ONLY fully all tar above Requirements. ne,a
respond
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

NVHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
The Steamers Of this Line take the Lane Routes recommended
by eut Maury e. s N gsn2 oan OF tue Banks oa the
passage so Queenstown. ail ,lc year round.
ADKIATIC SATURDAY. M4v o. II a.
YUITASEIC. SATURDAY. May y, p. N.
GEEMANIC. SATURDAY. May 26, D. m.
ADEiATIC -ATU EDAY. june o, 3 p. n.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCR, PIER %, NORTH
RIVER
These steamers are uniform In size and unsurpassed in a
uOu. u-tS Tho saloon. ~tit-rDUus. smoking AM biLi
Dgs are placed dnias4p- where tl- and motion ar
least iet alording degree Of comfort hitherto unaanaoo
RATFs-saloou 49, and 500 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terus. ~teeri-e, H-o. ..,-
.rirsge.i OF plans aut other information, apply az the
N0N'T'"' RI. JDI.TI~ Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

The very last opportunity % witness tle Most irelncndO-
Amusement Combination ot Nod fn lim.Ei
last chance The marvellous $4,000 Perrming ral
lions. PIE WONDER OF titt " Disl.D F.
chance view TIE charming manege. @lD0l fahd'm
stallion Team wiki the most accomp-Ae of modern horse
women. Mi.- JENNY LOUISE. q. NGLl.it.
Last chance 10 e uUcIl,H-d bareback uher oI the
two . IIl,pleIts, CNA~. ". FISH,
10 witness the entire mammoth circus i}nul
nation the complete Narlgc, thn marvellous Iuatun ana
an the grand aud res pleldeu- features Ot -le -
NEW AND ONLY CEIATf-I SHOW on EAEIH
TWO GLORIOUS PERFORMANCES EACH DAY. .
Doors open at and D. Entertainments commences az 2
ana r.
rrcc ~ 3d. and cents children unier9 10 Orchestra
80 cents. Family Circle, % s'uts.
Blruuu show opens under immense Watr-pfllI
uaviron- go DauDury Conn. MONDAY Iay z bridgeport
-rh; Sew-HlyeD, 9th; Hartford 10th; Providence LIN
and l-th.
FRIDAY EVENING. May 4,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TcrdereL To-
Mons OSCAR and Miss JINNl LOUISE HEN"Ltk
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

EUSSELL's ICE CREAM. best in the city, 2jc.
per quart % churches and strawberry test ais. Hard
Cream Ia bOges 10 carry home - Bible H9ase.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
ssTVIUFEF'C NONEY n ITn-Uillside llou.
Gitnaiious Uantc0-- Glllgs

5Iudll0Us luIult0--1tl1lgS
| COACHNAN-By single ycung man who
y torolghy understands ns pasiq1-s Ms nr,'' I l
A. r.. ia5 west 5othsl. plyl.o stable.
COACHNIAN and GARDENER.-A Protestant
\ single wishc, situation coachman and plain gar
aeuer our years, experience. Can OF address j. W. private
stable It3 "e-t -'sAs1
HOACHlfAN and GARDENER-By a single
y 5oune man IsoIo"gy Gnn s's M '., ar D ,j1ss + F
| NOACHMAN and G8OOM-Bv a Protestant; /;
- rsaua, the management Of horses and Giag,s is
good driver; has aui siv years reference icm i'mcg
j. g. ear, q FLORIST So I2o3 6r5adway, near 29,,st
COACHMAN and SERVANT situation
X wanted by young rt, aet - years wen
AMI en- % gat al Table tend toor clean silver, wash
covs lc Apply 100 Gth'aye., near 9trst. CAkfEN-
! CARMER.-Good farm man aud wife, Ameri-
cans respectable, competent couple they under'td
an kinds o farm work horses cattle, mlls dairy, &c; cook
F.i,rtucss. a the PH5TEsrANr HOME, l3- ashaye.
GARDENER-Want a situation by a mar
II -l ScntcI small family, tl'ft- -4A iit,I
m aie 241. em6.oy-r ID 'E5 a. rs e. O. 81 N.1 '''
MECHANICAL ENGINEER.-Situation
VA wanted hv y9lns meehan O. 81 ,usarrr ia a R,' ,1 ~
,1-. OF l nrclai-.'s trade. understands orluglung and
n 1c,urag estah.-huen 6g, c9q reld 1t ual!
himself circumstances DO any lonoIao" 'mI,l l.i. M
rfI r5, , s.fi-isCiory references bee given Ad-
| dress a. IT,, L0ta BI2 ID, OIutou Springs n y.
USEFUL MAN-Fur any kind Of work, IN
r.rrrrv he ha--sversl reference r strong STEADY
m 4rou- cal cyeryt. lg about tlr -1rira ami e Do
tll.su.. rar r.u,ri. need car "l t-- ,S' can
/ h.. Som AZ PROTESTANT BCbEAU, Ia8 Ctl-aye. above
/ lnts-L
USEFUL MAN-HOUSEWOEk-By "A man
and wife age va1rs; children man Dos goo Hat
IN a. p, 1ardryr uur..- also u0 -areune uih, care
r,t nov lawns, .c.5 wife j. good COOK aui aiiHlt-
can f m ra-fs Lcu-sVorE. good r.t numHnda os. NaA
M IC- Ct ave. near J.ll-t, CAEPEN lEk~ AGLNtA.
! TgAITER.-Wantcd, 10y a colored man, a
W -ifgIfor 100 ,.aif rrurlriurH private family
| Address O. D.. j., Ii0 West l7tit.i ~ y
! XErAITrR-A respect ible Protestant man
" WISHES situation as waiter M rryl Tl,Ei.. lh.. %
ou-hIv 'rTtau Hls business mas rAc'HrI' Guy
! Apply 5t BEDELL~, $40 i.h#'e
| XErANTED-A situation by young maH ot
w ~. hsi experience iu clothing and bookstore. A'
! drts, j. E., Tribune Olce+
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Gituations Uanteo--fcmdIcs

! LlUWklUIS NOultLhJ N"'''NN~
--...-,.. -a-..,..s>,.--.s-@
1T MORRISON frst-class and most reliable
a servants office. corner inst ana Dil-alt, r., ,.i,
/ Noce ths address part tcIlary and AVOID mistakes.
! NUAMBERNlAID.-A young girl as chamber
~ f ty for the summer Des. city euce l-o East
! EHANBERNlAID-Wa by an American
- 5 e t'. roRaan % child mo- objection tine country
/ 49, Ea,t l3sa-s'.
! (HAMBERMAID &c.-As chambermaid alei
\ good pian sewer linn o. '-l2 lir3 n M tribune
- iel 2T ai5 %ise' s't' ~ Io5a, 2T li,.''
/ TUANBEENAfD and WAITRESS BY Il
Y uratyeuqs gr. very osAfne; N n b @ seen AZ he
/ FEEStH BUREAU 500 6ura'er 0''"se" '''N "''
/ CHANBFRNAID and WAITBE>S-By. a
>o ana AMI q eooi wi:rr.; understands he care
/ try caIa' 36j 6th-aye, near -3l..j.
! CHsVBERNAID and WAITRESS.-A neat,
I udv. vIlng and oblgiuryoEis Vawaa ..'rou-S ,c H
pir .Sas eia,ring silver &C. aa has M l2ab reir
/ (HAWBERNtID and WAITRESS; to assist
/ Y Win tn- Wts,IsG aat iRrNI>G-by Neiy ~.
ny ..,'r ci-eii s lam .rruai and .trs e.eei rn,
cty. r ca az B00KiANs, removed 70 3ao4t-ave, near
/ CONPANION.-A midiesaged lady will give
l-r .crv.re, us c0np,lou 20 $50 elderly OBJ ln,td iy
whine io uase h,-, -sneray a,-n) ID rAra.5+ 10, a
p a-qlr home flr the -ummei retI'i.., t>i'-'" A
/ iI.,. g., lr1lue pt'Nl once i'-'' i,.''''
] DGDE a rr.pectahle Protestant woman as
= lrsics.- cook pl-'a.e family pest e's i'l'-'''''
COOK. At present emplorers, first ,ll class s.,
the country. iaa4 80 8 Wo.5 5,l.st
/ COOK.-A good cook excellent washer ana ana
-, mon i to,4t NJ Tt' 3 ,,e 7,R, ID o6r olc, uon
/ NOOK. &c-As frS,-class cook or working
t,.e1- nor. II cou and re.1br in und il&- 'n'
mana .a,l o any estabi.. lt Apply O.. -y E.s- S-,,
/ COOK.-A situation wanted by good Prot
y cstant COOK woed G' plan Tsn.t1 & civ r5ereace
! 30 ] 20 west 2s,h--L, Room NO.
/ HOOK-A respectable woman as excellent
I co,. up-er.Ill al liIis ~ SOUPS meai poary, ail
.c A. a ~ ot ia.er. eooI city refereEcc rom her ait
/ pace. can or a.dless 255 West 3.Li..t
/ COOK-Bv n woman Of experience a. cook;
X understand, cooFr n al i,s nranehT' @ fi IyI % . 'l
/ Caii or address. am the week, i0l west 4tin--t.
/ E,OOK-Ry a newly-arrived French cook; IN
u ders auas cookng thorogry 'l,aA5 , no li & @ ~ @ en-
ga-ei al JACQUIN'- 81 EEAl 1U2 othave and a2,hs'-
/ COOK-By a respectable woman who under
vSrety Of soup snds u meats and poultry eSS'i,i.
bread ana Disc i ba4,i % o,7t @ ei '.l a i tfarv @ "
+ C0OK. &c.-A North Of ireland Protestant
Y wonan kuoR A. ila class i',i.y COOS it@s, @
roaeia, te,-e - p-i . ais .r /, NM
t Apply az AXIS AGENCY, removed 10 I'-'- Nf'l''Ay'
/ COOK. &c.-Cook or cook 10 assist IN wash
< .He by respectable yoms woai1n az tuo."uEa
cook melL gam, SOUP pastries 81 . 60 ~, n s l 49,
loaest ard ob lug country or cIy Cal al bopiNHA4 =
/ $50 4th-avc, near 2lth-st
/ COOK-By a North of Ireland Protestant
Ncpa y4GTs ~ pSseSt T2S very good br
Of all Kinds hfst class hIsS e. NC ,op. "a - i, 49, 80
colntry city. CAL Al BJOAHAM a rcnoH ~ {"
/ $50 4tL ave, le-T -it4fsL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Boar0 auo Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st


-l''.-.'' Deio" : Jul ',.,,,, ,.rvv
\ DNER iSLMEN r. ~ rcrLin w AZ r,,E
i,l.N , 5 t't "a .:.,- Iroa .giv con- Tl.rtvtrsI
ST. or sG- Wt,t twenty ,li..sf. c.r lsht.s, 7d9
r1 3 aye aye e2r 52Tjg c- , I an caty
oaice ra,e.
4 PRiNATE family VII ict nlrolE I,I~I, ,,,.o,
-'o I--s' --''.,'
NO. D SEYENTH-AYE., southeast corner
= lithsi two l"ck from lieV4if i.g. goa @ @ , H.
ma ,-o,.,5II ,",rl W. ,.,rrT>-l,r5I .oI-1pF W..
s 49, u nm, w ii WIN 'HGtib fr lam.
Ines a' small ROOMS. with gas ana water ''' 3'N'.'i'H
y,tX,r5f I-y-pT3CF -TTord.cr,oIy fIr-
~ 49, -i,r- m, -.l.ri and tIirs ga.r for families
ana -lnaIe s.lt,a.a. vim agAED.
sse GPDNT-~T-To Let. with BOARD.
S.e handsomely lurisaed IRON. ROOM. suitable for gen
t-man 1ud w, two single ee cmgI sl-o small room
house anh accaum"daiioas hr.tell'' iAmi! small
= NES o2 ,. I0[STTd5XHop ILL i,6 ~ HGp large ROOMS On
'',,p' ~, I'm, l,,r., 5r-,PI,
DO rlea,aa' rooms with 1oar' at summer In'eS refer
A., WT.T WASUIYGTOV-PLACE--A pri-
4 - ea., family VIII l Rooms 20 gentlemen eo"l board
9ezt aeo: house a'sre.sss rooma large neat and com
~. '.''s' ,,T 5,I, -
. 1,s.rf t1o,is win BOARD !o- gentleman and wife
OF single gentlemen. Table boar'ers taken.
4 LADY without family desires to RENT
y Wit hnA '" '..,,.. NJ % '',s tii Il m
'S - .' ~, ~, . i,t l,r. r,fr-,4crs Addless H. g.
..I.lrH gtoan Once. i1a- Broadway.
BOARD can bc obtined ID eIesauiIy iuililIiea
- i M 81 Er on ly mrs. cs,s houses req. tered
iaiaiHiian iii'.ii,, free.
u-r-ps-TSIID ROOMS Urlevau House-Four
/ -, ,,r,I ,r. r,r" rasfaura n ,,1 t,
premises PETER A. hI.tBt IN.
,,fr,yF-AyF qI.-H Handsomely furnished
suite with OF without private table, desirable rooms ior
gentlemen; highest references.
y W. GG" f., t,oct- nom + e,ated Hoad-i.rraut
ROOMS. h ar,ts-s, 5oAHD Tor married or single -'ilr
men, ih 'ilA" 'l'.'" i''.'''
Eth AVE 073-p9T'pT floor. with or with
D 1i m -ri,,fs ~ fabIe $50 rooms ON faJrh floor.
= rTrrIJ-AyF- with BOARD-EIeqanAy
d t.Ii-5l ,tO,5Nrt siugIv or On suite references.
,-r, .o.-- ~, w.. ,+.,,,.+ -
- i'e SUNNI l,sosn.' o loa 6a '''
,n yrrsV 1sTV-ST Two very drsirable
eBk ENl - lI-Ni VIZ, 80 "a ,'',.l..
-'sf rooms on 7t,"h. & n[f ,', "'', pa. ,',.c
@ & ...,r % .7 III r-,.--; 3. "a
RI VEST iit-,l ianGs@lel@{l ,i.c re @ i''
- sG5 1i,rsriIy furnished. 10 gcssuan gentleman
AND "'ie private ,-Ds D.. r..-.-:.l..
Eebl ~, tflfl aa o,g ro,as lor zen. Irtuau
M 0l trclt b,lrf. terDs frl,u - to - per
aLt W, VIZ, I'd ",.,r,i.. .l.a.r.r,e- exchanged.
wa VIZ ..,,, ,-;I-- r-,r,i.l. al
E(fS WESI 3D. NT15 TlT1, 5nodera.e TO .
- ~ i''o-i'' "
-, y,-r-l-,r -oT, s5T a desirable 3-,torv
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Oce1u 5Iedmcre.
New York, Havana & Mexican Mail :. Line.
~ steamers leave tl1r 2. North Eiy,r. 90 % y.
EuR HAN AKA DII-Il-r

New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail 5. s Line.
F0R 1s' f,ST AT I,E ,@'ra bI., tzsT at p III
CrY OE OE Io VeS A - - w tpAI. May %
CITY OF NEW '''' ''''' Nv S - ia gay gay .
wi, r1,vi1, FOR r.. NlRA cECZ AED NEw.oRtEANs
steamer. e vii IhASA Ia,yS Me- - , m Nv l2 G t.
Vera cruz ANA an The above oors A'''' - anu ~ 'O
',,' +, G,L.E2HS SHEpI g soNs. 81 ard a3 Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ srEAMSliIR Ii LJNE Btrw4EN sew YORK.
CoMPANN's PIER foot Of sECoND~T. UOBOKrE
NJ Nj - MAY ktift y -atalay. a.ay l9
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 10 sOUrHAMP-
FIRST CABIN. tlQss ro'd SECOND CABIN, $780, gold
Return Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid sJeeragc cerud.
oELEIcHs s Co. . Bowling green.
old DOMlNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Norfolk ciy roia asd GGlsT eSnani L. TUESDAYS
S sA ne mil T., tn1 - a )A ~ az D. ~ c,nnee,s
Inc eJmoit Ar Line, Chssa.ak and ohio lrof4 and
Carolina and virginia
NsFggn ara 4s1iugtoa y. G. via SorfoI) every TUES
Leyes pei, leaving Ne,.4or si1EDAYs and THURS
PASSENGER accommodation unsgrpas.ed{
] ]Igsa asi-c tesos sa0 oil' % 'aiine % a' points a.
Ter iv ~ t - T & %'~ Per cent freight
General oeeS I97 Gr.en" eAr , [eWF2rs y l5y p.,.,,,,
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
L STEAMSHIP LINES.
For. CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
Sailing from PieriOct CsnaisL,NOrth iver
For sag ,S geScIsG9 IsSq2a va 4TT8gS Of g,E F4NAnA
CONNECTING tor Cetra American soutn iaclae Ports
Prom san IrANti-COt0 JApAN aua CHINA.
From a Fr1nc.,5 si6sHle6 fBA Isd5 Australia and
steamship zEALANDIA WEDNESDAY, May %.
For freight OF passage, apply 10 90 ,-,r. -
6BowiHs-'reel Pier loot oi Canal st., North liver.
CyTNrT- LINE To gIa-o,yv ivarr,nl pub-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
GUNNER BSGr0.

ou'lMVI D~"lO'
A. -....-.,. ........,,.,,
A DELIGHIFUN1N VI dEh tF>Dtl among
- 20" 1'g,. s sl,a. - .6I a,f va, between
x+...rs and NJ I'm. fountains ou.l 4H ..a v,'r.
a.. GD'UI-ll, Proprietor
LOVELY COUNTRY HDME-Nomiain
y ar, uo moqu..os. - odr .'aFa' lI.i "H 2 3l ~ I.
Jersey .iDsn iiul t ,rt,' f-+., .,1u.rs.t
m"u,rflr lfll',. A"''i''' h' d '-'' -''' ' ~ ~'
co. Nr"J'ir.'-
,.,rr- , .r,,, r. a. I'LL ...o.....,,.I ~, q,
4 INlN y ~ liiiiiiF Noiltl Hu'"i't t'''t'' - "
= ie" u.'' .' WEN '',.'. 10. D. w. .' ,r..,I -
ii1rs. i've minutes r'm depot, -agri.li se .r.T ha.e
&C. a.so cons tri ea, .o '. t.+ '--' A'-'7' H. q"
Tribune Uptown DfA.c, l,-'- broadway
49,. .,-.,. .., A. r.
ybEIIEAI'E HOUSE. Bethlehem. y. H.
, <.ar llip q "A raucuuig ,iou tain. Magnificent
..-r.. t.r,.. .r.. rl-lrrf
l,.VV t't t'''4lH N+' ',4.t g.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Gltratlons Wanteo--GemdLes

NURSE.-Aiiddle aged American lady as'
y nurse 20 an invalid would go lou-rkccier:
give best OF city references h. COOPER, TOO West
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

IOOK. &c-Cook or cook 20 assist IN wash
lEr Jv A very respectable Young woman a. thorough
- r sr. SOUP pastries. Ec.. good hr al and niscrii
i,er cxce ru washer sOnrr Oc-i trs0u1ul sober
ioge.f and ub .lup country or cty Cal al bovIl'i p
9gO ffh-ave near 2ltLrt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
of Ireland prntqst1nt

- Young WOMAN very respectable can Dee highly neon
~ nv sent EN- player; very good cook AMI Bra"
rats o III Kinds hfs cass make nice soaps, r-
Its rIes ec gels up nice SIDE aiahe.i ,n'r honest
ohl country or ny. tAll Al BJJAbA1 - 4-A4"NN1 a.
$50 4tllaye, lc-T -itA-sI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Amusemenis.
ESSIPOFP.
cTEINWAY HALL.

- FXTRA MATTSEE
TIrTS THU lSDAY. MAY s. AZ z p M.
EXTRA MATINEE
zsosar vorts of nloern eOgpOssrs-HeDse habtnstriD
Hans son fl low udiic Bennett, Foicsna a.
Tscboba. stephen Heller, TschaiAOW Sal r. hef "~s
neT. iIs1t.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Ere Gream.

r. soNERvILLE Auctio8eer.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

CITY OF HAVANA .....- iTrRUAN Rf9v %
CITY OF VERA CRTZ ...... 1i.l.f.,. r,-YaN 5f-, g.
CITY OF NEW YORK ............ Wf.DN t-JAY Nav -5
FDk VERA CRUZ AND NTW-0RfTaNs
VIA Havana frocreso Camboachy, Tus pan. TamfHco
o. 'li1 pt hANANA-......-- - III RUAA. STAY 70.
Steamers VII leave Newprcaus April 20 May 20 for
Vera cruz ana a the above ports.
For freig ht or passage apply o.
4. AL-EA ~ 10 A .n..-- arl ~ Lrn,L--.-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
HUT.E.

MRS. SUMNER has leased an elegantly fur
VI Ui-fcd COUNTRY SEAT 800 -IarkIL taanf CO.. one
hour quarter 'ron t} For hra.tnh.n--, an" pr.uy
ffa r r, uu-urilss,ri. Dr-rupfFr circulars ai lNff
Il,r ca3 IN ave- where Mrs. SUMNER viii meet apIsi.
cgUff MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY hom 10
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

I ROOM, for one or
As private house. no. IJ5
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
NUAWKFRNIAID and WAIIRtNo-f

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I y MN fr. W-t-t,IE Eis a1t iRf EI>'-tY 'rtt r
sI.sti, and hIell. G.eHIIu INDEED young 'oln""
10, ..r clarif s CHAM lerlIai and "tr"e-f 81" '.trl'I
f.. g.- .tr and rIaDr -iHtH. uil'-t. n' 'ti''.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-14
River News.

Capt. Jack Blanks has contracted for
u low water side wheel steamer to be
ready in thirty days and not to draw
over five inches light; he will call her
the Little Bob, and will be employed
in one of the Ouachita river tributaries.
The John Hanna and Ouachita Belle
will enter the Bayou Sara trade in q
few days. The Tom Parker is at the
mouth of Red river aiding two tugs In
opening the channel. The Trenton is
in the Opelousas trade; the Ella Hughes
in the Coast and Lafourche trade.
The Bastrop was advertised to leave
New Orleans Wednesday,, bringing
freight at one-third off card rates. She
will take cotton at 81 SO per bale.
The Hanna, ON her last trip up the
Ouachita, was compelled to reship her
freight on a barge at Waverly, about
40 miles below this place. The barge
was l6 days in reaching here. The
mate swore by mates vocabulary
that he never made such a trip in ali
his life. He returned from Trenton,
with about 20 bales of cotton, but did
not land here.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-14

Mr.. Charles H. A. Esling, who has
returned to Philadelphia from Rome,
whittier he was sent as the bearer Of
donations gathered in the United States
for the Vatican, has brought the four
complimentary medals which the Pope
ordered to be struck for presentation to
eminent and Jealous American Roman
Catholics. Mr.. Esling himself, Mrs.
Gen. w. T. Sherman, and her two as
sistants, Miss Legion of New Orleans
and Miss Patterson of st. Louis, are the
recipients OF the honors. The medals
are of bronze, and three inches in di-
ameter.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-14
TUDGMENT.'


- fl ----------- 80
Angslina g. Hynss, wife, va. George 3.
Lowery, hMHbAnd.
state OF Iouintana, Fourt60nth Diitrlct
Court, Parrish or Onaclita--N0.l 322.
hereby certify that Judgment was rom
derUd In tho above entitled cause ut the
April term, A. ID. 1877, of tho Eourteonth
District Court, In and for said parish and
state, In the words and figures following,
to-wit:
by reason Of the law and evidence In this
Case being In favor of plaintitf, and by
further reason of tho Judgment by default
talon In this case not having been vet aside,
more than two judicial days having elapsed
since taking the same and plaintiff having
duly proven her demand In open court, &c
In ordered, adjudEed md decreed thst there
be Judgment In hAvor OF PLAINTIFF against
defendant for the sum Of one thousand and
nineteen 1900 dollars ($t 1913. I3) with iive
per cent, per annunl interest theleon rom,
this date.
1t IL further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that there he separation OF property
between plaintiff and defendant. that thU
community OF gnins heretofore existing bo
dissolved, and that plaintiff do hnv0 entire
control and management of her paraphernal
property and other estate according to law
and tlIat defendant pay costs of this suit.
Done read and signed In open court, this
lat day or June, A. ID. 1877.
(--l Judge l4Lh District.
l.. y. Witness my hand and the seal OF
- said court, on this 9th day OF
August, A. ID. 1877. JOHN I. BELL,
5i-Gt Deputy Clerk ID. G.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-09-14
pHERIFF,S SALE.
Angelina c. Hines, wife,
va No 1322.

Angelina G. Hines, wife,
va. No. 1922.
George s. Lowery, husband.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
14th District Court.
BY virtue of q writ of ii. fa. issued from
the Honorable Fourteenth District Court,
in the above entitled and numbered suit.
have seized and will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in the city of Mon
roe, between the legal hours OF sale. on
Saturday, October 2Oth, 1877.
the following described property, to-wit !:
The nortAeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter section twenty-five, southeast quar-
ter of northwest quarter section twenty
five, northeast quarter Of northwest quarter
section twenty-five, southeast quarter of
southwest quarter of section twenty-four,
northeast quarter of southwest quarter SEC
ton twenty-four. township eighteen, range
ninety-three and one-half acres, together
with the growing crop of corn and cotton
raised thereon this year; also, one black
mare mule jimmie, one small black mare
mule Beck, one small mouse-colored mule
KIT; ten acres of cotton on the Bennett
place.
Seized as the property Of George s. Low
cry, and will be sold according to law to
satisfy said writ of Il. II. and costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement. +. r. RICHARDSON,
st Sheriff.