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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-16

DY VIRTUE of a writ d
ID in the above entitled =
seized and will offer fof NJ
auction, in the town of NOM
Grant Parish, Louisiana q
SATURDAY, the 7th u
between the hours Of eleven 4
and shutdown, the followilr|
property, seized as that of G
ant, Robert l.. Craig. to-wit =
Tract No. ~ one Of lot ~
containing One Hundred q
Nine and one-third acres,
a private survey and diagI
the Clerks Office in the ped
containing one hundred I
nine and one-third acres,
the parish Of Grant.
Tract No. (2) two, lot N
containing One Hundred @
nine and One-third acres, DE-
private survey and disgrau
the Clerks Office in the parl
containing one hundred -
nine and One-third acres, sitl
parish of Grant.
Terme of Sale-Cash, with
fit of appraisement. And
for cash, the same shall b. j.
re-Offered for sale on twall
credit, the purchaser totfi1
and sufficient joint security
mortgage ON the property
bearing eight per cent. per q
day Of sale.
| CHARLES r. M
Sheriff Of Gf>u
Colfax, La, june |, ~
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I'VE are in receipt Of communni-
9 .tions from colored men, but the
lapgusge is so disconnected and
thu manuscript so bad. we are I'M
abletc ley them before our read
ers. Their theme, however, is OF
the happy time that has come
when the colored man feels assured
that all the rights and privileges
conferred by the constitutional
amendments will be accorded him
by those whom in the past he has
felt loath to trust . ~.
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OBSTINATE minds must sui

OBSTINATE minds must sur
render and admit that the wonder
full cures of Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis effected by DIR. J. ID.
McLean's Cough and Lung Heal
ing Globa]es. This new way, new
principle, producing gas, going
direct to the affected parts, is the
only remedy. Trial boxes % cents
by mail. DR.. j. H. Mclean, 3lA
Chestnut street, st. Louis, Mo.
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State of Louisiana, PART
DY VIRTUE Of q writ q
I'D. in the above entitled e.
suit, l have seized and Il
sale, at public auction,
MONTGOMERY, Parrish =
isiana, on s
SATURDAY, the ii
between the hours of G.
a. m. and shutdown, the
scribhd property, seized "a
defendant, Philip s. Smit
Tract No. (3) three, d.
private survey and diagra4
Clerks Office In the pakl1
containing one hundred g
one and One-third acres, ~
parish of Grant.
Terms of Sale-Cash, va
of appraisement. And 4 I
cash, the same shall be in
offered for sale on tN0
credit, the purchaser te q
and sufficient joint security
mortgage on the properly
bearing eight per cent. psF
the day of sale.
CHARLES r. NuG
Sheriff Gu
Colfax, La, June |, ~
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The New Orleans Times says,
speaking of the defeat of the Pacific
Railroad tax, that the managers
are making more strenuous efforts
for the success Of the enterprise
than ever before, and that the
road is bound to be built.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-16

Louis Rousseau was hung in
OpelouAas on the 9Th inst, at
noon, for the murder Of Cyrus
Brigade, in March, 1876. The ex-
ecution took place in the presence
of about four thousand people
who had come from al parts o.
the parish and adjoining parishes
He made o confession and stateo
that he had murdered seven men
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SHERIFFS Sal
Alfred Waddel, Admr: I
Bell.-No. q
Parish Court, Parish

DY VIRTUE of a writ q
ID in the abeve entitled :
suit, I have seized and !
sale. at public auction. y
MONTGOMERY, parish 6
SATURDAY, the 7h
between eleven o'clock 8,
down, the following dees!l|
seized as that of the De-
d. Bell, to-wit
Tract No. (2) two,
private survey and diae
Clerks Office in the r..
containing one. hundree
nine and one-third acse
the parish of Grant.
Terms of Sale-Cash,
fit OF sppraisement'
for cash, the same shall
re-Offered for sale on
credit, the purchaser
and sufficient joint secul
mortgage on the pro-
bearing eight per cent
day Of sale. ,,v
| Sheriff
Coltax, June l, ~.
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ynoifial aobttli|
NOTICE;
Succession of John D. H.
Nancy Coburn, ID m
0. =, Probate Docket. ~
Parish of Grant, Loui1i

WHEREAS, Harmon b.,
w made application, in a.:
lsw'hefpre this Court, to b.
Administrator of the suceseul
d. Browning and Nancy o.
wife, deceased, notice is hsu1l
all whom it doth or may
show cause within ten al
date hereof why the salne
be granted.
Witness Il Q Honorable A
Judge of said Court, thih
June, A. ID. 1877.
s. b. SHACKU1
pr. % Dspu
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Drawn Tor the regular \JulyJ Acih,
1877, of the 9th Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish OF Grant,
according To law.
1CH Wil,ett IS Hmp Henderson
2 A Chellette 26 Henry Smith
IA NJ Miles "a JAS w Bird
4 Allen Lewis 70 l. 4 TOrrey
3 Ephram Ham 20 j P Head
6 Milton Smith 80 P NJ Richardson
? James williams 81 Louis johnson
8 Cobb Sadler 80 Henry Scott
9LA Laysard SO Anthony Brown
10 Afford Harrison "a John Valentine
II VIM A Butts 35 S C Coleman
70 Edward jackson IS Frank johnson
13 Jas NJ Curry 81 JAS Wheeler
l4F v Murphy 80 Thomas Smith
Is Chas w Hardy 80 AlabamaMitchei
Is Hen Huthnance 40 j s Tracey
II Hugh w Denton Al Allen FairclOth
Is Anthony Moore AZ Narcisse Fredieu
10 Anth johnson As Thos WoOds0n
% Aaron Odom a. Richd Holbrock
2l Joshua Harris As Author Dubois
"a Isadore Swafford as Randolph Hazel
% Kit C Smith AZ Henry Spotsford
"a Afford White AZ c St0rks
We, A. v. Raglan, Parish Judge; II.
| C. Walker, Clerk of the Ninth Judicial
District Court, and Charles b. Nugent,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Grant, State OF
Louisiana, and w. G. Deal and L. +.
Torrey, duly qualified electors Of said
parish, and State, and duly appointed
| by the Parish Judge, as required by law
| for that purpose, do hereby certify the
| foregoing to be true and correct list
| of the persons drawn this day by US III
accordance with law, to serve as Jurors
at the regular term of the Ninth Judi
cial District Court, in and for the Parish
of Grant and State of Louisiana, to be
begun and holden on the I'd day Of
July, it being the first Monday Of SAID
month.
A.. Raglan, Par. Judge.
| HENRY Z. WALKER, Clerk.
@. II. NUGENT, Sheriff.
w. " f. p; r DEAI' ~ d. Electors.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Grant.
| Icertify the above to be true ant
correct copy of the original venire OF
file in my Office.
Witness my hand and official seal
i ISL this 9th day of May, A. d
1877.
HENRY. C WALKER,
myl9-5t Clerk.
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When a Connecticut peddler
stops funeral procession up there
and tries to sell the occupants of
the carriages mourning goods, the
people call it business.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-16

In publishing the Proceedings
of the Police jury. last week, the
following paragraphs ~efe unin-
tentionally omitted:
On motion of Mr.. Fitz:
Resolved, That Ordinance No. IVY be
40 amended as to read eight mills on
the dollar, instead of four mills.
The President appointed Messrs
Fitz, Reeves and Tison, Committed
oh Claims.
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Grant Parish As It Is.

In the first article of these Sc
ries, we wrote briefly of the his
tory of Grant Parish, by way OF
introduction, and in so doing we
could not well avoid an allusion to
politics, they having constituted
the most significant part thereof.
We now refer to her geographical
position. The territory embraced
by Grant parish includes an area
of about 1000 square miles. Be-
ginning at the mouth OF Bayou
Darro, on Red River, and extend
ing up and fronting on said river
a distance OF about sixty miles by
water or forty-6ve ty land, to
point ear st. Maurice or the
mouth If Saline bayou; thence
running in north-easterly direc-
ton along the Winn parish hne to
the old San Antonio road; Hence
east to the confluence of the Due
des- Moines with Little river;
thence along that stream south.
easterly to Catahoula lakl Aenee
to the point first indicated.
About half of her boundary is
thus traversed by important navi-
gable rivers, affording easy trans
portation and direct communion
ton with the principal commercial
centers.
Interspersed through her terri
tory are the Nantatchez, Doggy,
Darro and Rigolet bayous, empty
ing into Red River OH the south;
and Bear, Indian, Fish, Mill, Big
and Clear creeks ON the east,
whose outlet is into Little river.
Besides these, there are q large
number of smaller bayous, creeks
and branches, together with q
countless number of springs that
furnish an abundance of clear COO
water. The lakes, Yatt and Nan
tachez, Improperly termed lakes,
are simply low basins or bottoms
situnted on streams ibearing thu
same names, are studded will
timber, and of no importance ex
cept for the excellent pasturag'
they afford in summer and the in
Vulnerable Aocks of geese, brants
ducks, and other way icwls tina
congregate there in winter:
Fish are plentiful in all tn
streams, and those situated in tn
eastern portion of the parish ar
much resorted to by residents G
adjoining parishes for thatpurpost
ne most important for agricul
tdA are the valley lands on Re-
River, especially thai portion ez
tending from Bayou Darro t
Doggy Bayou, embracing about 10
square miles, and generally con
coded to be the most valuabl
lands on Red River, equal to an
in quality, and less liable to over
flow.
The hill portion comprises abou
four-6fths of the entire parish an
is densely covered with heavy tin
Der. Fertile tracts of land al
found along the margins of all th
small streams, which are general
thickly settled, yet affording rool
for great many more farms.
The largest area of upland
covered with . dense growth I
yellow pine timber of the be-
quality, is almost unoccupied, an
being public land, offers great il
ducements to the lumber ma
These forests also provide exec
lent grazing for all kinds of stoc
from the LIST of April to the LIST
December.
The New Orleans Times say
speaking of the defeat of the Pacii
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1899 s csn'3 he ss ma

y999 every even N month [
we furnish, but those h
can easily earn Q DO, ~
right in their own loc;
room to explain here:
anti and honorable. W.
and girls do as wei!
furnish you . compleH
business pays better tn
We will bear expense
Particulars free. WIZ
mers and mechanic,
daughters, and all e.
paying work at home.
us and learn all about
Now is the time.
dress TRUE & Co..
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CHRONICLES.

he has the fraud fever.
Two fine horses were struck and
instantly killed in Harrisonburg,
ON the 9Th instant, by lightning.
Ohio will go Democratic by 90
900 majority at the coming fall
election. So says the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Ohio Republicans, at their
next State Convention will declare
in favor of the silver dollar and
leave the Democrats only the
greenback.
The tidal wave in South Ameri--
ca made q financial splash in Eng
land. Prices of nitrate of soda
rose rapidly, and the spectators.
made good thing of it.
The South Carolina Legislature
promises to continue its extra ses-
sion two weeks longer. 1t requires
a great deal labor to get the Hamp-
ton government in good running
order.
The steamer Ora, running in
the Bartholomew trade, took fire
and burned up about the first OF
this month-the passengers and
crew barely escaping with their
lives, minus wearing apparel.
We learn that q new daily pa
per is soon to be started in Match
ez, Miss, which win be named the
Daily Telephone. Query: Will
the dispatches published in that
paper be received. by word Of
, mouth :?
President Hayes is expected to
3 visit Windsor with his prime min
lister early in July. His policy
saws the Rutland Herald, will, nc
doubt be to catch q few three
/ pound trout from his secretary
pond.
: The first regular telephone lint
I, has been put in operation betty eel
: the place of business ore. Viii
J; hanson, jr., of Boston, Mass, ant
g his residence in Somerville, dis
!, lance of about three miles. It i
|. etared that q conversation can b
Q carried on by it nearly as well as
s those conversing were in the SAM
a room.
It The Louisiana divorce law wa
1t 80 amended by the Legislature tha
l. absolute divorces cannot be OF
} tanned until after a judgment G
3, separation mserasa ct thexo ha
le been rendered and year el9pse
h from the date of such jadgmer
e being rendered. The only exceI
20 ton to this is in cases of adulter
n or sentence to infamous punish
b. ment.
~ No country on earth, says IL
Gainesville Southron, can sho
10 iron equal in quality to that
10 Hall county, Ga. We have Il
70 magnetic ranging from sixty p'
u cent. to ninety-three, and that
w. the hematic from fifty-six to sixt
u Recently a discovery was made c
~ Wahoo Of vast body of the ami,
drous sesqui-oxide of iron, whit
W yields seventy per cent.
n. The London Standard says tn
Ia British interference in the presel
nv Turko- Russian struggle is the mo
n. unlikely thing in the world, rs Il
only dangers apparent being Il
nj localixation of the war and Il
nd participation in it Of Servia al
m. Greece. The first of these mig
re precipitate Austrian interventio
he The second might give rise to on
llv RACES and disturbances in Epiru
nm Thessaly and Crete, such as Won
render the intervention of Weste
10 powers imperative on the score
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LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for the regular (July) Term,
1877, of the 9th Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish OF Grant,
according tn law.
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Parties requiring an outfit cap order
it through the Editor of this paper, and
he will see that the apparatus 10 safely
delivered. jel6-6m
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sHERIFFS sAI
Alfred waddeh =.
Craig.-No. q. +

State of Louisiana, ~
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sHERIFFvs SAL

Alfred Waddell vs. B
Smith.-No. Ia
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State of Louisiana, Parhh|
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THE COURTS.
AN INVENTORS TROUBLES.

Mary P. Carpenter is the inventor OF straw
'.-r,oc,,ino she Put her invention into company
s.red the Carpenter strawsewing Machine COMPANY ia
- .he saws she retained ono-haf interest anu "a
idol che other half between John J. Kelly an"
c Galaher, who paid her some easn' sne So tho
-, ,., seenrc energetic associates I'm prshing Tue
- rv machines. She charges that her partner :,
. me sueccss of her invention was assured e"''i''
, spcill partnership between the;ase ,,. n ron,
tSe,- coud Use her machine su"-V1l'""@ "''"
@ \, her or profit tO thc Company. , - ,,,t,iIo
~ s a- rl,ts admit that they Gaye fofmet al @ i
-rncfsbif ana say they have offered SOME s.
g. ~. I s- 5,lf io no. STATE what share. iAeN uthf
.'i. almost 4verv other allegation oi inc c''Ni
.-,t III. incorporation of the Company @
~, +ion and tnci- ownership OF st0c, no 10. l.c
I'm, u. YESTERDAY before judge Wc,iof'oh' ln % ~
CONF rhaui 0u motion for IL a'' e! 'o I'D
t---s4 - ~ f0-sav s. j. Dttouhocier appedi'u AO4 '
yy,-,,tiir CHARLES M BROOKE for the defendant
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PeEr oY vT.VYoI.. ......---..--- JcLr q
C-r4UEu.
st.o'rfle France fErl rruoens. E'vr' W rlrrsrth
,st'-at.r i-..ucs G.-. AAuovs. Halifax. q" IS. ard f.
s.t.. F.. T. ~ seaman.
l.L.t .Ir
>''~,hr tea,olce Csrr k,uia an, Iac-ac Mall steam
t4l .aafa.r
s'... Avse- su.tl, p.rtephia. Penn. Bofsr' q Nor
if" i-rnc.. efsrs. osfy.siou. TgIfe 4 Beltie.
r--it ttrra Nor. Clisin-Aefsfs, I4ets-cfr' Ger
lt.r.. Pave . I1
~ r'lor eo-auer al-.-ils sicily Ringer Rrcs CO.
t".lA A.us lt~T. Iorh,oHscu. Queenstown 81 Hnltsr,
4 .fH t..r.f Iu
go .o d. -, Eo1,ar- Psirsu,o. i>Iur0 Tprrv r a..
t-' 49,
Slss r''f -.'+-'- =" i''''''' ''
1eit Jait.r G+r.l Jsciuf Antwerp. 1f,-i. I.ugcr
Iere 4 90 '-''''.' ''''' To- -r'--'' F'
hlF itularr
s t,g Sfs.se. Haioxci Perth mJoy. Jed. FRYE O..
Etves N-'''S' "I4-. Ne"-1|0i-0N' So"-" -~-'" "
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Gitnations Ulnico--t ilGles

LAD wants a situation can do AT kinds
4 Of vor Soc o. calt4l. HORSES c1ifit
mix ana g,erl usr.uu,s. industrious Hic auaeHt, ior
stor or Office. agro offsets hss ruot reference a. fAe
PkOuI'5TANT HcME BIZ hiAl ~ uL.avc- i"dr daun
above lItitit
HOACHNhN and GARDENER.-A situation
I wanted oy .insio youuE man q. cnschu-n 9nt sar
drrrr u4lass. generally useful 4iailt 70
r,r. f,sat ic.,crgrr. Address IT, Liftl, -l7 Wost
l9ihst
Observation-Disclosures and POuiTy,-An American
u... aut vic. ulIi,oaEet, WIKI ODD eurulIhra-cc.
yvi.hfs Situation be- thorough farmer n every Ifurn,
and C0oa urg a. III stock "u lid tttlso iry woman lud
rfrv "a .er would engage Together or separate bees. rar
-, s. from araor Jy-r Apply lOa uiA~v~ -Alt.r
TLlg~ Employment House.
MALE NURSE English. accustomed 20 at
= teu! on ln Iuvad eiuery gentleman ri l-lyo the
ry required rrirH iu ono o r hi l lcti- ana other
Couert Address IT, H. pdh ut ave. AIT ptonp.
attention viii be paid.
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schr orota Henry Philadelphia, Penn Frank phseer n
sohr. VIM. H. Mitchell Petugrew Machie" "NS'n "''
schr WIN. Il Jones' Fakenburg Fernar Ina Fla T. Abb
scir Carrie NJ Richardson, Richardson oran' AFRICA
sc6r Rosa Epninaer Bavies Ponce z. r. Henry Hez'e
schr L. Thompson, HULL Providence r. l. H. W. '''A
sehr la Palmer. Palmer Bridgeport stamford ha'''o
sc6r ssno Burton. Burlcy. Bridgeport Conn '''i'T'
scir annie w. BIZ I,ranscombc Sc. John, ~ b. Perkins
Barge Georgetown Robertson, Philadelphia frii James
so5p Fred Brown uan Providence r. l., Frank Pigeon
ARRIVED.
~ iG@ oS- ~ r 1ee I5r igo% aiT S"s@
ia,s ,Gt a wen date. Lar 4s$5 Ion 3'!2 81 au
Al S. c-rishD china Boston ior Livorpoc; z1tl .a
s-32 bon. '-l' ' hh not ", o. -''. t 7 ,r 'r,.
Steamship Aachora Rrl I,edeeewoh; Glaseov July o.
site Inc steamship bound ta sa-a, date d. ~ @ lon
brings o" c'u and D. steeIaee passengers and mdse to gem
-,a hip ricnmcud Bourne Norfolk. with md.e and pas
scn~rr- Z" o. Io7'l'H - aush r go. - ,.,. l.. and,
r.sscnrrr. o. W oun'ard 90.
Shin oarT,r 10, Eosoi Could Iul June = ia h.as
N Vernon H. B-owu Co. Anchored GRAY oserd Gay FOR
BARI ontario ot windsor n. 81, Cos.aeet Hamburg ol
schr. Maria Jane Williams. V,raus VIZ. wood.
~ciir. 90. 't. Nr".ii. acuil. virginia. WITH wood.
ec.r 49, r,nc,l1o lilr.e4 yireiaa with wlea
WITH ria ~, b. D. T. Efa vessel IN Vl,ers lcug1t92
~chr. olive Branch. smith. Lu0ee wth fish, 10 JED fIye q
schr Decatur cakes Msrston. Boston.
schr John Come'ak. Rogers NsutucseI VIII ASh 10 l'''
scir Joseph colycr RocFYct wien granite 20 Eoo'h
sc xvi Robinson Windsor. So J. days. wish plaster to
lc,T Is,- Long IIarqirn win 7sh 70 Duane & Colt
~cl,r , RI. Ir-1 Ncsc''on hsi nan. WIN n,i !. ,
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Proposals
~ uE IyIEe-oG.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR.
UR..,,....f... lrl- 81. 1877
.-tr- m DD0pNC al -rf.f.-t.f tlror.o.4 D.
=, EAl4tb INbfb0tl.''r 'i'i"I't" l"iI">''.
> Flour cora tHe c4-e mas Deb dHt directed
tO tl1 Commissioner OF Lliiau Ala'7' N ' ' N D..
ftugr,s a. ~ L. - a.. ~io city IOWA, wl Dee r-cryri
rr-l g.. r NJ We.ur- -. i-.l. iJr ''-t n- -
Yuit p.uaIrloIlt. bllt.nnrr. ttsso ~i TX tiyf ~
Paul - .auAllu. tie following -pple. Ur e INDIAN ''r
vice.
26-aOoO pouu.s oi flour
l.i lnnr .1uLt- oi Corn,
2H.tuV gDlnoeo, b h'sL
10000 nsi 1i --lr
9JO t-O il1.ut-tl ~..t1r
Also variety of other ARTICLES. consisting ~ cap.te
tlu .ufflF. Ilffsil-
l-ur4 means oi transport wood. l1r. etc.,. rc. ~. o
which CAL .r ht ou Application rn F. ST. kingsley I 'ulnu
pse, Sow YORK Mtiui Iu-Ats, .nlA t5 lApiat - d.
Nash. t.-' nu"t 81 .-.- i-.tl 70 ''- --'9
The ifs V 30 3D.. oH.urI i4 tNr ff-'rr r ir ' rfli-i
committee ~ tIo H'-li pr il..A-N .iii
ull.lc fo- NUNS 81 the I1Ir above ill- lie- 'it N
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Ccnnirn Real Gslaie for Sale.

A DyERTi~ENENTS FOR TIE NEW-
y YORK THlarNE VIII hE RE-. elN t-I At tiit
JtToWE Ott ~, go i.,-i- .is ad.ay. b. lrf ,.
TG..las'. c,r Forty a,.cat.t. o tc iiAl.LEN otfitE
f-..rn sauns. Bank lu-nf. ar 20 ,. ia- 81 rrsa.s
4 COTTAGE HOME IN FLUSHING. with city
-a. -rut .ia oack .llI.. furnace va.,e -Dr tu.
&c. ea ana rssl aps. a,d s-eer ,,.4c.ou; 500 bal.
1crt MORTGAGE Address . Do. t'- tp. ir.5tur ilce
4.FINE BUILDING Plot 60 Ly 100, or
90 tL zee a.gues. u F-5.us J. D. i 90 c'n'r 10
"a, Be-, 49,. 10. .. r.-s. AIN f,,s r't,
con. .al,nces o.. -a-. sewers. "l',r. 49,.
( NICE LITTLE FARM ri 20 acrc>, near
q uer gs'a.,g 70, '- ' S ,c OF . S5g p
blauIui grounding ~ ll- IN ht--eis ar'- n ~.
ch-.a, o,c n,sr e aaaa u not -a! 9 Dee a. vi D.
r-Iaf good Tenant iI aFo years Address. - 'hA'"l.
foy He. IraIle Office.
Al CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
desirable FARM o. PC acros suitable Tor feht!en.h
s mo gd 5aay po.i ne Rosa ' aout On. $ nsra u
station, aud cominands extensive Nis'' ~ .ie .
ruita. all lrdrr cultivation ito 9aidaea eoHpiiss
tr Il ARC roels Tao uropersr Vi. sold cle.g. For
Passrsgs ,daro-- EDWARD 'c4@ EAF. ?nmny oai,--
TOR SALE.---CHOiCE COUNTRY SEAL,
noar Ilr5 ovl. 4 he most desirable p.aces on the
U1son Ryef hugh Touqr and 4esy Aig 5 ~ 70 ,,,..,.,
ELORiDA LANDS.-s9,5oo acres Agrcul-
tnal and yellow Pine Imueiea lanes. - 30 cru,' per
.tia -c Jacksonville an4 Lake tiY "n thc t
rll llum IacEHviile 10 TaIla 49, at within -- hrr oi
f s!lrul d. dee best flrb'ra s-tpu ~ TO 7.ae di.
h J- rnHgstiun laN 1E been -l'coi rnd sur
aft--s received LIr litet IoiH the
~let-. .iigIrrfrs FtatrNr'
Apply L. l.. HAYES.
So. 10 broadway, Room IS.
HUD>oN RIVER between Kingston and
.a.ssl.-I eie-t.. arm 4Ed country seal ~ aeIos
fS y..s .,l2$ q y illrst, ccAm . It, -
GOMEREIILE. .J.-Forty-acre farm pleas
- sty located lrsass DuiiUlgs 20 sol VIII De SOFA
cheap to c2s. cua-llar-
hCLAND * WHITtNG Bcekman-st
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nlus!cal 5nslrumcrIs

= FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
"A very Vrr-t tars -oue 0f tnen u- 0uf very short
time 3f rr-. AMI really .ulai gVssi ~ nrss
iiIY warranted f. rtely r.-ittL
Please cail III tlo
WIBEE WARERooa@ shave. anc ii,h sc.
NNTEAORDlNARl AChIFItE-~upcTior-
- t0usi. deliberately If d nrsFr pailirfr .f % set
500. t.or c4sl cn- tr1 asst AYrl 100 Residence No b" .i-t
tiA+t
! lGUfE Il ERNST, old house Of lighte "
4 bn'lury 1cc- tir.r spcnad PiANyFJHth, al %,
prices arrt lsrrruis a. u East 4tst Aso
-uAtl- = a Eitl' As Nl.r>
- y. BALL 8 Co..
- N..lI East itrH ST.
Chs zrfia~s sf-ius-. .tHrr Pianos tnf Organs
f0rc-.l 1u l4slilll01f'. aft tt- r-l.
EHE WAGNER PIANOS, square and Up
2 rglt. It t4r H.J oolN uHtAN- Pr fl, best Ios-
-frucrfe . t world warranted ~ give more SAT-
.sl.cf.u h.-lr- N..s IHr rrsar supplied or h' mot
rf IIf I.IH.I .'tf catalogue. HNkA r
uAIrI~ a. -DN- Manufacturers .ut De.er 90 last ifh-
ST. lIg rl!rt} IuslliHf- u rrlf ODD Poe country.
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Ggcurslons.

ShRATOGA.-Birertk Route. VIE Citizens
a. rI1e DIlc. -t.ru.r.. from Pier 90 y r. Faro
tlloueh 81, Io iEcuiail acADtt ed inf i. months a.
CANDY HOOK Jersey
- southern Railroad lr ifr sfil sud 4sli-'i steam
1897 STA auH JESSE hi.h IT .tnrn I'D ur
Soy. aom p,r "a. tpra l4v-r tnpt hc0rtt. 'fr andy
Book. tn. $780, In-.r o. .n. s-l. rL irurlIna frf.
Secs YHrk .}j -1. -ullafa. $50 o. it lie
tTru. arrive d. 40 3D.
ftr. iII /. lllI ONLY % cents
Grand Concrete br r.t AI-I0ms b.saa. reed and string
haIt special ratrs r large par-. q" -lldr .l. iiie-
bands. eud Luue Branch. Apply o. iUt~ p A'fADNlA,
G'L,ra Ticket Agent Tong Ei8nr1. Sd
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
~ ceUt ~uutsra Take r,gular ALBANY ilNr rrfuru
h~ down to1t ROUND I,hELa Al EACl h-lnN
RATES. Sae gay Line advertisement