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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
RALTnIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leaye NewYork from foot OF Deabro..oa md

$40 for Washington. Columbus CHICAGO and the West
Rchmoud Charleston south Through Pullman cara
from Baltimore Ia Chicago.
IsUUp Washington and the West. the south via
GOrdonsvile Pullman from New York baltimore
Washington. making close for P,fisbnfg
cnnati, Louisville, and ~ Louis Through Pullman
% Augusta ana Savannah.
gO0p m. daily. Washington the south ara west Pull
man seepers from York 10 Baltimore Washn gtOn
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisve
- Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
Pullman cars from Baltimore 20 Cincinnati Louisville
Orleans and the south. ~
For through tickets please call AZ Conlnanys oeee sls
Broadway NewYork and az ticket ca ioo az Coftansf
and DesbrOsses.sts. and depot, Jersey CITY
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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Gfeamboats ano Railroads.

RRlDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
- and Naugauck Railroads Fare o.. steamer bridgeport
leaye Satharinesp daily Sundays exceptedJ at M
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V'HE agreement for the adjustment of the

OFFICE OF IIiE RECEIVER OF TIE ~
CENTRAL kAILhOAp COMPANY OF NEW ERsEY, y
No. ll0 LnERIi-sT. NEW.lORK, .
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
ERIE RAILWAY.

ga. in.Cinci0nau and Chicago Day ExDrcsa Drawing
room coaches TO Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge
p M tDaNl-Fa.t II Louis ENprrss arriving at butMb
slJ m connecung wh fast ituns to tho Wst ti o9ll
Ne@IfuImaus best dfawngrOOm sleeping c1aene, 10 bus9
p m (paly)-Pacino Express for the West sleeping
coaches through 70 Rochester Buffalo, Nilv4ta ias tnc.
nau Ahu Chicago without change also hotel dln8 cars 70
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

uNO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TILE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily hEee Dcpots IN
Philadelphia, two In New'fork
Double Track the most Impyoyed Equipment and tho
Time consistent with absolute a1iep'
On and after November u, lslf,
Express Trains leaves DesDroSses and COrt
landt streets Ferries, Is follows: -,
900 S2O et9;3O lmted, IL a. me- a. q o, oSV ., SOU
anu p NJ sunday. a. O. o. $50 4 eoV anu y NJ -,
Boats OF Brooklyn Annexb connect VITA an
Brooklyn travel. - n
$50 and IL mited Express. 1855 y. n) 2 oJO =
1885 D. m, and ~ midnigh sunday 3;20 $780, T. b
$50, o. M, 4. 7:J5 .. M, and IL midnight. - ,..
Ticket onices 90 aud ell broadway No Asos n9ts nJu'
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortandtsts; NO
and brooklyn Annex Depot Fultonst, bf0yAya.
Nos. ia, 10 and llS Hudson. st. uOboken Depo Jsoy
City. Emigrant Ticket Office No. battery place
FRANK THOMSON l. Il, fAhMEh,
eueral Mapagor 0enl Passenger Agen.
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Line Syracuse N " to BinghamtOn N. Y....... 81 miles
Double track and sidings. 23 miles
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STEA NJ
BALL BAND PULLERS.

The first Steam Ball Band Fuller was made in
this city for this company In 1875. but 1t was
never used. as it was found that with our Hand
Fuller we could do better work. After many
experiments IT has been ascvttalned that each
and every one of the following requisites are
absolutely essential In Steam Band Fuller:
1, Each end of each band must be pulled ny
m independent power. which must subject each
to m equal strain. ,,,
the ends of the bands must be OF sufficient neg
ibity to allow 1t to adapt itself automatically
to the face Of all bales regardless OF their vary
ing widths. ..,,,
:. The machine must in no way Interfere with
tho free passage of the bales into or out Oh the
4. The tie used to unite tho two ends OF the
bands must be aef fastening. and must allow
OF no slir Ding Of the bands.
g. The strain applied to each END OF inc ohnn
must be NJ least 1000 bounds, which. in power
| full press Is increased to 1000 or $500 poun9s by
the expan~ion OF tho bale IT properly 'ien: t,e
g. The average strength of bale ba !ds rs about
$500 pounds It therefore follows that the tie
used must in no degree impair tho tensile
7. Ihe bending of a band decreases lts tensile
strength about one half, aud it follows that the
| tie used must be one that dispenSes WIN hhy
| bending OF the bands.
in construction as to be oterated by an orh'.
nary aborer and the speed must be at least
equal to that attained in hand tying.
We claim that the Bale Bnnder. recently per
fected by Capt. Samuel H. Gilman. the consult
lug engineer of this company, and when mas
been fully tested upon the Champion Press res
whom used in connection with the Patent l i,
owned by this company. possesses al Of tht
above requisites and that it is the only one ye
invented that does so
We are now having the machines manufnc
tured. and hope to have them completed within
ak weeks from this date: and i would seem Il
be good policy on the pat OF prsNsmen u
ADOPT no other until they shall have had an op
portunity OF seeing this one in practical opera
ton. JOHN b. bAFll ~ " w" ,
my3i Ie24p Manager Louisiana Cotton ~" 20
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po,,t,cal-Ha,l Eleventh ward ten,ra

POl.tical-Hail Eleventh Ward central
Democratic Cuneerva Ciub-New Orleans,
May 20, ls7s-AccOrding to inst uetions from
the Parish Committee. special meeting Of the
Eleventh Ward Central Democratic Conservt-
rive Club will be- held at Aliens Hall. corner of
Sixth and Magazi ne streets. on SAT ERDAY.
June /. 1873. at o'clock D. M. for the purpose
lion.
J. r. ALCEE GhUTHREUX. President.
NJ A. MCDONNELL. Secretary. my3o st
Third Ward Central Club, Democratic
Conservative party. will convene 1T Clai borne
Market SATURDAY EVENING. june L. 1873,
at O'Clock, to carry out the instructions Of
the Parish Committee
NJ. FINNERTY. President.
r. RIEIIEY Secretary my30 3t*
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The city delinquent tnx list IL now be'hs
prepared for publication on June ,. Ihe
Administrator Or Finance aaveF"ses "e
viii receive taxes Without costs until '""'
dale.
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STRAYED.

cTRAlED- THURSDAY MORNING. NJ AY
- 80 Rod Irish SETTER: had on u leather
collar with owner name liberal reward
will be- paid for his return To Third street. be-
tween Prvtania and st. Charles streets.
rnva1
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Hut n few days remain for payment OF
licenses and taxes on PERSONAL properly
without court costs and penalties.
MA. l. rbondon ia cooling and refreshing.
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Mile Heats, Best Two in Three.
Prize, Silver Mounted Whip.

/. George Ocean entsrs w. 3. Dscan's mule
ECONOMY IL years old out of Poverty, by
Failure. dam Close: grand dam Hard-uD.
Colors red and white.
Q. A. Mather enters f. d. Palfrey's mule MON
UMENT. out OF Marble. by Sculptor, dam
Lasting. Colors blue and red.
3. N. w. Mccall enters Arthur Foey's mule
REDEMPTION. 2 years old. ont OF Nsces-
sity, by White League, dam Successful.
4. r. w. Quackenboss enters Henry Foley's
mule PACIFIC. aged -. out OF Ocean, by
Nature dam Beautiful.
3. r. Kennedy enters Vim. A. Brands mule
TURKEY. aged centuries. out Of Europe.
by Russia dam Nation. Colors maroon
and rod.
6. r. H. Chafre enters A. Yates mule INSUR-
ANCE. age 10 years. out Of Agents Check,
by Heavy Premium. dam Adluster,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtlce-Neither the Ca ptain. Owner nor
the undersigned agents Of the British steam
ship ALICE. George. master. from Pernam-
buco, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew OF said verse.
my3f 1T DECAN II W.
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REeTIoN l. Re il enacted bp he Senate and
House Of Representatives of the State Of Lonisi-
ana in Ge1eral A assembly Commenced, That it shall
be unlawful in this state to catch, kill or pursue
with such intent, any wild buck, doe or fawn.
or to have the same in possession after IT has
been car1ght or killed. between the first day OF
February and the first day Of August OF each
year. under penalty of twenty five dollars Tor
each offeDae. w
SEC. .. BE II further enacted. etc., That no per
son shall catch kill or pursue with such intent
or have the same In possession after 1t has been
caught or killed, any wild turkey. between the
first day Of April and tho first day Of September
Ia each year, under penalty OF not loss than
FIVE dollars nor moro than twenty-five dollars
for each offense.
SEQ s. Be IL further enacted, ETC.. That!no per-
son shall catch, kill or pursue with such intent.
or hare In poss- ssion. after tho Same has been
caught or.klled. any quail, partridge or pleas
ant. between the first day Of April and tho hf-
teenth day Of September in each year, under a
penalty Of not less than five nor more than
twenty five dollars for each offense. my31 nc
booths, stands and Privileges for he
Louisiana Field Artillery Picnic will be sold Mt
auction on FRIDAY EVENING ut s o'clock, ut
the Fair Grounds. Parties Interested will please
take notice. my3o "
special NOttrc 10 M,nden shippers-Ths
steamer DANUBE, leaving SATURDAY, June
| / for Shreveport will take freight for Minden
Homer Sparta and all Bisteneau landings,
JOS A, AIKEN,
my3O3t Ill Gravier street.
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ocratic ought TO be an easy thing 10 prove,
and believe it will be proved.
Not 50 sure.

Not 50 sure.
Cincinnati Eaauirer.1
MONTGOMERY Blair says: 1--WE will have
HAYES out. sure as hell r That is a very un-
satisfactory comparison Just at this time,
when not only the geographical location, but
the very existence Of that region Is bothering
most of us SO badly.
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special Notice to Red River shippers

special Nofice to Red River shippers
The fast fine and independent passenger
steamer ASSUMPTION will positively leave
for Shreveport and all way landings SATUR-
DAY. June !. at s .. M. taking freight ut one
quarter card rates. clerk Is now receiving
for her at the head OF Customhouae street.
mysI 2J VIM. CULLEN Master,
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cratic and CONSERVATIVES Club. Now Orleans. May
30 187s-ln acc rdance with instructions from
the Parish Committee, the Democratic Conser-
vativo voters Of the ninth ward are her by re-
gueateh to mee ut their wigWam on SATUR-
DAY. June /. 1873 al 1880 O'Clock D. m. for tho
purpose OF max ing the necessary arrangements
for the coming ward r. gi-tration.
By order Of HUGH CAIN. President.
my3O ~ ALE. MOSS. Secretary.
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Democratic and Conservative Club-In con
| formity with instructions from the Democratic
Parish Committee. all DemOcratic and Con
servative yotors of the Seventh Ward are here
by notified to attend n meeting Of the Central
| Club of the ward at their hall, corner Of Cla.
| borne md Lapeyrouse ttree's. on SATURDAY
| EVENING June at 7 30 o'clock.
| BY order Of the President,
| IN y3D 81 JAM ES II. FLOOD, Secretary.
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Notice There VIII be n meeting of the

Democratic and Conservative Central Club OF
'hh Sixtesnth Ward on SATURDAY. June !,
1919. at 7: 80 o'clock .. M mt their hal, on short
street between st. Charles and Levse streets.
for tho purpose Of appointing Judge Of regis.
tration and election and commi ioners Of
election. .. a, TREATY AM,
Invao ar Secretary.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

V'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing be ween the undersigned. under
the style of J. LEVOIS Il JAMISON has been
dissolved by act passed before Mr.. +. Grima on
the twenty second May. 1873.
MIR. J. LEVOIS having purchased the entire
interest Of Mr.. d. Jamison In said firm will as
sumo all Of it's liabilities and will continue the
business, as heretofore. for his own account
and In his own name at the same store, No. 1876
Canal street. J. LEVOIS,
ID. JAMESON.
DIFFERING TO THE AB"VE | HAVE
IL n]easure in rec ,muending my successor to
my friends AMI tho patrons Of the LATE firm Of
J. Levois K Jamison. and respectfully ask for
him a continuance Of their patronage:
my24 wv d. ia MISON.
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Notice-Thsre VIII he n meeting Of the
Democratic and C,nseryaiva Central Club Of
the Seventsenth Ward on SATURDAY. juno /.
1879. att ocIuek .. m, for tbs purpose OF ap-
pointing n ludge of registration and election
and commissioners Of registration. All Demo
cratic and Conservative voters are requested to
attend.
BY order Of r. mitchell. President.
my3O ST. F. II. COGftSWELL. Secretary.
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Headquarters sixth ward central cub,

Democratic and Conservative Party-The Dem
ooraic and Conservative voters Of the Sixth
Ward are hereby notified to attend a meeting Of
tho Central Club to be held ct the club room /
plnnade streets. on SATURDAY juno i, at 7 80
O'Clock .. m.
by order of the President. ANAToLE A. KEE.
mYan 81 JACOB NALLRATH. Sncretaty
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THE TRIUMPH
STEAM COTTON BAND FULLER
AND BTCKLEIs.

THE ATTENTION OF THE COMPRESS
OWNERS In the United States Is called to this
NEW AND INVENTION.
This STEAM FULLER has been thoroughly
tested. and has demonstrated the fact that we
can apply to Cotton Bands any required tensil
strain. and BUCKLE THEM AT EXACTLY
THE HIGHEST POINT REACHED. and no
slipping Of the bands through the Buckle. all
the bands being drawn taut and buckled at tho
same instant. turning out perfect bale. and
without regard to the size weight or shape of
the bale.
THE BUCKLE is simply perfect; 1t is cheap
and strong and can be furnished on tho order
of a day by the million. The old bands are used
as they come off the bales and NOTHING Is LOST
THE FULLER can be attached to any size or
style of Press. and at an expense that Is slight
compared to the benefit to be derived by the
Compress. 1t Is simple. and can be operated by
regular congressman without danger Of got
ting out of order The speed is equal or greater
than ordinary hand tying.
For terms and cost Of the machine apply to
LEWIS JOHNSON, Builder,
Corner Julia and Delta streets.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
OR
JOHN A. KLEIN, Esq,
Mississippi Valley Bank,
my3o wv VICKSBTRG MISS
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Game Law-HeFeRfteF mo FewarHs VIII
bs paid by the New Orleans Gun Club for the
arrest and con vietlon of parties violating the
game law unless such violations are made OF
SECTIONS L. and 3. as appended,
Ry order of the Club.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w uafion to travel with u family: good rs-
ferences given. Address d. r.. this Office
my3t 1t
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


Attention seventh ward working
mems Democratic-C Conservative CluhnThere
will be meeting of this club on FRIDAY.
Ha fret o It ag and
All resident property holders, mechanics, Ia
borers etc. cordially invited to attend N, h h
business of great import concerning all Will Do
brought before sad meeting.
''0'p''1Llco1Utfi LOFTS A. RUNAIDs. President:
GEo Y, BARNETT. Seerefary. myJl u
New Orleans. May 30, is7s-In com
formity with tho rules of the Parish Committee
the ernoeratic and Conservative voters OF the
Tenth Ward will assemble ut their wgw on
st. nrses nne aha
' ''''A :, " DANIEL o'LEARY, President;
THos. Il. BATH, Secretary iny3l "
Thlr,e enth Ward Central Democratic
and Conservative Cuba meeting of the above
club will be held at the hall corner Of Ichnunl-
toulas and Valence streets, on, SATURDAY,
June !, Mt o'clock D. m. A full and prompt
"'''"''A''' 10 - Il. L. BOWER, President.
J. r. GALLAGHER. Secretary. mva' ~
To the nemnGratiC-EO Voters
of the Fourteenth Ward-In conformity to In
corner Of Arabslla and Tchouptoul 3 streets,
on SATURDAY. June l. 1873, at X O'Clock o. m
mys TT 1T - - /. T. ". MASON. secre'ary
Hall Fifteenth ward Central Demo-
| cratic Conservative Club Algiers May 30. 1873
Az per instructions OF Parish Committee. shere
T be FAR IF the s5"ye on n'%r RIP
June /, 1873 at 7:3o M. Tor inc purpose oi
he Ht1r 4hE E1f NE FffS Ffsadsu
| VIM &. COLBERT SECRETARY. mv31 Ut.
Attention Voters Of the First Ward
| According to n resolution Of the Parish Com
mittee, the Central Democratic -Conseryatiy We
{ nj mi
Wigwam, on Melpomene. between Constance
| and AnnunciHtion streets.
| Nv order of EMILE J OBHEN. President.
myal 2t w r. RICH ARDSON. Renrefhry
New or,eanp. MAY 20. Is7s-ln Confer
nifty with the rules Of the Parish Committee the
Democratic and Conservative, voters OF ms
Fourth Ward will assemble at tho corner o. TX TX
change Alley and Cusomhouse streets on SAT
o Hv order v OF" Of ''' -. John CONNOLLY.
President Democratic and Censor vative centrra
Club. my.io
Hail eighth Ward Contra, Democratic
Club New Orleans, May 80 ls7s-In accordance
with instructions from the Parish .mmitte
tho Democratic voters Of the Eighth Ward mr.
Goodrhdren street near Vaudeville, on SAT
URDAY, June /. at ~ y. m, for the purpose .
making the ne.Gssary arrangements ''f VI
I myao 81 JOS Bhk Il secretary
Headquarters Twelfth Ward Dem'c
ratio and Conservative Central Club-ThiI clu
will h ii - meeting at the Oh Council u y o
r Magazine street. on SATURDAY EFENlNc
0 juno t. Mt 8 O'Clock. All the voters Of this war
z are invited to attend on bust Hsss IF important
BY order Of }. r. AYCocK. President.
my3g 81 y, r. FARM. I4E, Secretary
Heada"arter. Fifth Ward Democrat
and Conservative Cer.trai Club, Now Orlean
= May 30 ls7s-The ;aambnrs Of this club NJ
hereby vitsd to a'tend meeting to be held {
SATURDAY, Juns /, ut 1880 .. M Mt tho ha
corner Toulouse and Basin.
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Hal ct central CIHb, New OrTfAns, Way
80 1g78-A meeting Of the Second Ward Central
Club will be hold on SATURDAY. juno i. Mt ~
O'Clock ., m. at No. 127 st. Joseph street, be-
tween Magazine and Foucher streers in accord
anne with the resolutions If the Parrish Com
mittee ROBT E. DIAMOND.
President Second Ward Central Democratic and
Conservative Club. my3h 81
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and ConeerVNtiV0 TerfrNl Club, Now OrIeans.
May 30, 1873 The ~ ambnrs Of this, club are
hereby vitsd to aCsend meeting to be held on
SATURDAY, juno /, at 1880 .. m, mt tho hall
corner Toulouse and Bnsln.
by order ot j, L. HAurIER. President.
mYaaa a. G. l. MARTIN. SNcretary.
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New Orleans. May 30, AS5S-ln com
formity with tho rules of the Parish Com tttee
the Dem oeratic and Conservati ve voters OF the
Tenth Ward will assemble ut their wigwam, on
st. Charles street between Josephine ana Jac 'R
son streets SATURDAY. June /. 1873. at 7 40
o'clock ., M
ruos y BATH Secretsrv my3I 2t
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| w uation where she can make herself use
| ful and take charge Of house during the sum
ner. Address J. T. r.. this Office. Iny3i 81
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uan eighth Ward Centra, Democratic

Headquarters Twelfth Ward Demre-
rat ic and Conservative Central Club.ThtI ctuh
Magazine street. on SATURDAY EVENING!
June /. Mt O'Clock. All the voters Of this ward
are invited to attend on bust sss Ut impprtap CO
BY order Of j. r. AYCoCK President.
my3e a. S. Il. PARMEIE Secretary
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Thirteenth Ward Central Dem0cFatic
and Conservative Cuba meeting Of the above
club will be held at the hall corner Of Tchouni-
toulas and Vaence streets on SATURDAY,
June /, ut 8 o'clock .. m. full and prompt
attendance Is urged. ,
+ = GAIJAGurR Recretury nnv31 2t*
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To the Democratic conservative Voters
of the Fourteenth Ward-In conformity to In
structiops of the Parish Committee. you are
respectfully requested to meet ut tho wigwam
corner Of ArabelIa and Tchoupitoul 's streets
on SATURDAY. June /. 1879, at =; O'Clock o. m
mY11 2t+ |. II w. MASON. SecretArY
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WANTED EMPLOYMENT OF ANY KIND
w by an old resident who is not in dread Of
any kind Of work, and able and willing to FL
any position In order to make q liying for .
young helpless family. Address CRESCENT.
this Office. my31 3t
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Attention Voters Of the First ward
According to n resolution Of the Parish Com
mittee, the Central Democratic Conservative
Club of the First Ward will meet Mt 7 80 o'clock
SATURDAY EVENING juno l. ut Home Guard
Wigwam, on Mepomene, between Constance
and AnnunciHtton streets.
By order of EMILE ]. O'BHIEN. President.
nyal 2t w r. RICHARDSON. Secretary
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STEAM

Moat n Chandon Ia cooling and ref
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WANTED ITO BUY FOR Cash, Six
w family residences in Third, Second or
First Districts Of this city. in good neighbor
hood. and In tho c 'nfraI part % said districts.
Cottage or two-st0Ty houses, with lots 30 by 0
or 10. at the present low prices and must be In
good repairs. Applications must ba made to
me in writing; give in full particulars Of lot.
elevation Of ground and ceiling, sfza Of rooms.
etc, tLAVlUS LERESQUB,
fdy25 i'm g71 Exchanges Alley.
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4aaa NlEi- TEF@

&a-szFLns AosaasGata-L11o BsaE4rs n Ea
p n, BddesPrT k0a p =; aIiSes u siegbenylIs u
ais q - late8 Ste1bFaTHlsaf &lot hHll aHn1Eo-
port 81 4 n; 17iV1 q RlEse u Sj1L
L Tekeu md RApEsEhseh % N PhBepaI plaa
b Tie East aoa Wal aa b pFoeErd Al De fekS
01os 81 Rr14sspOr+
- M1Ess
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ming in. and drops something At master.
feet He Wasa BIT better, and Eas wait
ing up for me By the freside in dreadful
anxiety.
"'L0r,' says he, what's this, Diamond?'
And DiAnoHd WGeged MS tail and barked
3 BIT
"And what vas it," Iasked.
you'll never guess, my deaT, 80 l may
a. well tell you. 1t was 4 piece Of cloth,
and with il = little BIT Of human 6esh, Dia-
mond had bitten Dat Of the robbers wrist;
and that was VII! he let go q il he had
been shot
$50 you see, alter all, it va Diamond Is
saved the hundred PoundT' And Betsy
Blake laughed again At this thought; but
to my mind, Betsy Blake, and not Dia-
mond, vas the heroine Of the adventure.
and the robber-did you find him
QUIT"
ayes, we guessed va did, because the
next day Martin EuIler's house vas found
deserted, and We heard a he vas seen
with his hand tied up. He e. of 70
turin parts, where most folks go as don't
care TO live honest like ~ the old eoun-
ny.
"But then, my dear, I didn't hear that
till several weeks after, for thefdght fairly
gsve me = fever. and miSsus said that |
was wonderful excited for many days, and
kept talking Of robbers and money and
Diamond all Of iumble, with no sense
One thing l know, though, that master
and missuS nurSed me a il I had been
their own, and did Adeal morefor me than
l deserved, mother said.
"'For, after al, Besey,' she says, when
l went home for q change of air, 'you did
no more than your duty g1l. And re-
member that a the best your nobbut an
improbable servant"