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For Huutiuutou

WEDNESDAY. 18th. at4 P. NJ. POSITIVE Y,
Ia h the c. d o. K X Packet. BOSToNA,
.!szA.r| |. Bryson. Master. Freiglltreeeiyed OH
=, - Wharfboat foot of Broadway. W.
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The following are the opening and the 80 p. m
quotations of the New York Stock Exchange, as
received by Lea, Steertt d Co.. Is West Third
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, 18th. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ h POTOMAC. James KrKer, Mas
,ssffs8ssS-fI ter. Freight received on Wharfboat,
nasansazzN foot OF Broadway. w. Honshell Supt
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CINCINNATI. June 1872 Pm.
The following are the receipts and shipments Of
live stock for the past "A hours;
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FINANCIAL
CNCINNAfr, June UP. M.

CINCINNATI, June l7-2P N.
Moderate demand for New York Exchange and
the market steady and rates unchanged. We
quote lilo discount buying and par selling.
Sterling unchanged. We quote II 81 80 for sight
and 81 S8 for sixty days per sterling.
Government bonds are easy and with rather q
downward tendency. The following are the buy
ing and selling rates to-day IN the local market:
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HOGS-Market rather active and firm. Com
mon at s. 0o@3 so, fair to good at s. 6098 sO and
choice 81 per GENITAL
CATTLE-Common grades dull good In fair
demand and firm. Common at 81 00td2 So fair 10
medium at 81 759S 50. good to choice at s. 75@
GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market firm and steady. Common to
fair at 81 5o93 So good 70 choice So 1904 70 per
Genital
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Orean Cleaners.


CTATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- n Belfast Londonderry from Pier ~ r. foot of Canal
STATE OF Thursday, July ~
STATE or PENNsYLVANIA.... ....... Thursiay JAY 81
First cabin $50 10 S75 according " accommodations
Return tickets tllO TO $780, second cabin, $40 return
uckets &i5 seeraRc, S2B.
AUSTIN. BAL OWN q Co, Agents ~ Broadway
RTEERA0E TICKETS AT 40 BROADWAY AND At
COaPANY's PIER FOOT OF CANAL-sr- NEW. 40NA
WHITE STAR LINE. ,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL 81 bAAEHS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LtVERPOOL ~.
NOTTCEThe steamers OF this Line take tine Lane Route
recommended BY Lieut. MaurY u. - NJ on both the outward
and hOmsward VOYAGES.
BRITAIN MIC Can't Saturday. July 20. 1880 m.
ADIIATIC. Capt Thursday. July 81 p m
CELTIC cant Gleade Auk % AZ
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. 10TH
These uniform in sire and unsurpassed ia a
pontments The Saloon, saterooms. smoking and Bath
placed amidsps whore the nOie and motion
eas e aOrDg degree OF comfort hitherto unattsn~ole
RArEs.-saloon. $40 and 500. steerage, s2a Return
tickets on favorable terms.
These carry neither cattle sheep, nor pigs
For inspection OF plans and other information apply the
CompaDys Oces No. 81 Broadway New1 0rk OF l@O Wat
nutst.. Philadelphia. r. J. CORVlb Agent
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DALI RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON ND THE EAST. -
Tho best route 10 NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEwBED.
LohD FITCHBURG, L0WELIL, N s,A xTa WEE
DESERT, PORTLAND BANGOR. IT. JOHN, n. b., HAL
FAX, y. 81 principal cities and inland and sesshoro
New STAND and Provinces. The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE eaye New
York daily Sundays ncludedl $50 D. from Pier %
n. r.. loot OF MurraysL Leave brooklyn p In- JeISey
City $50 ,. n. via Anu.X. GRAND PROMENADE CON
CEIrs oh evening by the splendid bands aud
ORCHESTRA attached 10 these steamers. FULL NI4HTs
REST. No irt@rne,ia e landing betweeu N1sWYORK and
EALLRIyER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fa
RIVER al 900 Mondays eIcept CO. when the steamer Nl
NEWPORT arrives Newport $40 -Four
ilg trains FALL BIVERto BOSfOS. First traip arrives
p Steamer arrives New-Tork $50 q. H. nckets,
htateroOms sc. be obtained in New York
Al $50, 28l. 271. 4O1 52G. ga. 961 Broaowsy
and az all principal hotels; transfer and teket
offices, ths Office Of the lire the pier and
board steamers and Couft-st and as Annex sces
Brook yu ana Jersey CITY IN Boston al No. Old State
nnuse and al Old COLONY Depot.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE for PORTLAND
VA and MARIHA's VINEYARD, Macs Fare Reduced.
Cabin 20 Portland S3 Cabin Passage M2rtas
Vineyard, ~ including berth ~ steamship
FHANCONIA on Mondays. steamship ELEANORA on
THURSDAYS az O'CLOCK from Pier SO, L. K Connect Port
lsud with the Grand Trunk Railroad for Montreal Gu bee
Sc also with FOR Mount Deser. with Interna
Uona steamship Line fOr PASSPORT CALAIS John \.
GOOua forwarded 20 al parts Of Name Freight deceived
daily For freight passage apply 10 j. F. AMs, Agent
Pier Hast RIyeT
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NEWPORT LINE
~ FOR BOSTON.

FIRSTCLASs FARE 81.
limited and only steamer leaving New
on ar train leaving Newport
be mex morning n $3.50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" aud "OLD COLONY
viii leave NeWN daily at Sundays excepted nom
Pier 2s " r. foot Of AuIrays Passengers by is route
leave New.Iorx 80 60 later than Other lines
and connect at Newport at $3.50 A. M with FAST PRESS
TRAIN arriving az Boston 1880 .. Nj. THIS IS THE ONLY
LINI. Iunung low that a0r DIS passengers PULL
NIGHTS REsE Returning connecting train leaves BOstol
D. running through 10 export IN two hours steamer
arrives IN New.NOrk at o'clock nO1t morning.
Tickets aud SatroOs be 2nei only az the Oco OF
the Line. Pier -. n. H.. aud Oh board steamers. -
GEO L. COYNCR. BORDEN u LOWELL
General Agent Ag9nts
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trur
B0UND BROOK ROUTE

j. Line and United ROuts-on and after july
4 1879 Trains New York Desbrosses COrs.
andt street Ferries, - follows:
Express for Harrisbur Ptsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached In, and $50 10.
For Wilamsport Lock Layen Cory and Erie at $50 p:
m connecting Cory for T1tusye Petroleum Centre
the oil Regions. WilIamsport and Lock Haven, a.
Baltimore Washington and the south, Limited Washing
ton Express II Pu PaIOr Cars daily except sunday,
10 M arrive Washington 4;l2 ?. Regular at 4;3o
aud $50 "a II J, and 10 y. N. Sunday, 10 . -
Express Tor Philadelphia, 4:3O 100 800 20 Limited II
800 4, 3, O. 1850. $50 nd 10 sunday $50 and
O.. mr. 8 $780, $50 aud 10 D. II. IMMIGRANT anu second
class. 1880 ?. 10.
boats OF Brooklyn AnueX connect with oil through
trains Jersey Cy, anordng speedy aud direct transfer
Trains Grrive-From Pittsburs 6;05 lO4O M, 1910
p daily. and $3.50 a. m go p m day, except Monday.
From Washin aud Baltimore, $50 m = 800 400,
lOlOp. IN. sunday, s4OO Prom Philadelphia, 500,
800 p.4O. iO40, 1l:SOa z, 300 800 So $50 aud
iO:lG SUNDAY. $780, sos. 6i5O. l0.40 1850
0fccs 526 and 9Is Broadway, No. Aston House
and loot of Desirosses and COrandtsts No. COursI, and
Brookiyn Annex Depot, foot Of Fultonst BrOIGn Nos.
III Ii6 and IFS HudsOust HoOoGen Depot jersey
IMMIGRANT Ticket Office, no Bdtt@yp2co TIE NoH-IOrk
,psfer CopgUy call for anC o2gga from hotels
M resi''H''0 L. p FARMER, Genr Passenger Agent
FRANK IOMSON. General Manager,
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TAKE sLEEPING-oAR FOR QUEBEC AT WELLS
RIVER JUNCTION.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE

TAKE SLBEPING-CAR FOR QUEBEC AT WELLS
RIVER JUN ClION.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE
THROUGH AND RoUND.TRIP TICKETS -CAN BE
GRANp cENThGh pEPoT 70 NJ hk6ABWAf
9FFISdE 6 GENTRa "a X1EknoST Al S AZ
TILE NETWORK TRASsFER CO.'S OFFICES, so. ga
BROADWAY AND NO. 10 COURrST., BROOKLYN, AND
AT PKINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES. AT EACH
OF WHICH PLACES FULL IMPORTATION CAN BE
OBTAINED.
BRIDGEPORT, and ell points on Housatonic
ID and Naugatuck Hailrosds ST. bridgeport
leaves CatharnesP daily CSundays excepted at ll:S0
and Bridgeport ~ IL N.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MoSrREAIt and in-
Sundays excepted Al m Twenty third st. stbl5
D. M and IL connecting with special trains at New
Haven for Hartford Springfield 90 Tickets sold apd bag
gage checked at 944 Broadway NewYOrk, aud COfrtst
brooklyn. Excursion to Nev-Haven and return 81 90.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landi
al Cozzens West point Corn vail Newburg Marlboro
Milton. Pous keep,e Bsopus connecting with Ulster ald
Delaware Walk ValeJ Railroads Steamboats, JAMES
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY AZ
D. IN. Pier "a North River. foot Of HarrisOn-sL
Except saturdays the Steamer Thomas Cornell will
AT O'Clock connecting with Evening Train
the Ulster and DE Railroad.
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/ FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

\ EHlGH HALLE1 hAtiEOAiJ. ,,,. a.,
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1879 Leave dep0Us foot Of C0Iandt and DoSorOsses
100 p for EastSn, bethlehem, Allentown, hea1ing.
Mauch Chunk, HazetOn, Nsharoy City, Ashland. WNkes
barre, Scranton and 1ur khannock.
go ~ Iu Night Express daily for EGston. bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk. WilkesbsrIe EimrA Ithaca
Geneva, Auburn Rochester Burao NIAGARA Fails and tho
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBT SAHRE, SuD't and Engr.
Office, Church and
IL. CT INNINGS.
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on and after July I, 1879.

On ana Alter July y 1879
Express Trains leave Deabr0sses and COrts
,o = 40 q landt street Ferries . follows; -.
s;oO Gov oZU, go limiIed) IL a. !, 500 T. D . t5u'
soV Sua ~ D. u Sunday 4:3O and a. nj b. D. ''JO $751;
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at jersey City. aerng speedy ana direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 12;O 800 1856 !.
7SJ. s. $50 and IL m. luted Express 1850 T. M I.
b3O' aud 7i35 p m on sunday l2Ol $40 S:5o s. $50
a. m; 4. 7;35 ?. nj.
Ticket Ofices-Nos. 52G and ga Broadway No / Asor
Houre DesOrossos aud CoTtlandtsts No Court
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF FuLonsL Brook
lyn NOS la, li6 ana lls Huds0l-st, Ho'oSenI
Depot jersey city. Em!sr1nt Ticket oniee No > Bat
"FKANK THOMSON Gem Passenger ACT
t,pneral Manager
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Ty,O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
I'D ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORE AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trans way daily; depOts ia
Philadelphia, two IN NewHOrk.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent With absolute safety.
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VHE ERIE RAILWAY,

THE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known by It's new name. the NEWGOik. LAKE
taking effect July Il 1871:
o a m CINCINNATI and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo AID suspension Bridge.
y. DAILY Pact ST. Louis Express, arriving Al buh.o
connecting with fast udns TO tho west aAi souln,
wet Pullmau's best DaNnSroom sleeping coaches "
~ H. DAILY Pac,lc Express FOX the West seepns
Coaches through TO Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Cinen'
gs and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining cars "
7 p IN. Emigrant train Tor the West
lfns o1N Chambers stree Depot Sew f9rN I9f "a,
p aud ~ midnight saturday nIshts only sundays slo
!" R I Park Passaie, ., 7so To- 1920 m
(thc IA o. n.,;n ';Sso 40 ii,od IA "a Ia Ia
p IN IL midnight sundays, q, $780, 1870 l. ., oS"
g. p M, ana "a ~ H1i ss $40 10 1920 ll,so H. -
noon I.Y5 B. $40 300 $50. 4l0 D. 5:lG $50 90 S'5o
e:8O 7.7i60, s. l0p ny and mb.aght sundays SOW
sl9 g9 = % iose a. M rs $50 3 Clio D. u
midnight sundays g. $50. 1920 a III, Lao, GSO' no
Ai Wa Ar tl,sD f5o a. m 4:SO m su,
NewbuIg and CorGs III ';oU. a. m. $3.50, s;SOp III S""
Rondcu and Kingston M Ssog m sundays $50 = sun a
Goshen. =, 100 . 1000 = m; $3.50 sou Adv p y"
MldGieowu 100 o. 1870 a mi $500 ASO ? S9 ..
DAYS $50 dTsC M SS and osseso Midland Raj
0Io ot ieT H 1850 g. 1929 ~. 4SO p NJ sundays
s.S6 iO % a m; .. $3.50 and y IN. ,.. o,,o- zach
boats 2Sdst quarter Of and quarter ayr ~ m
hour .45 a. M To s4p p M ana A. iV a. ROOM aud
ckeis passage aud for ~ m he check
sleeping coaches can be obtained Aad y,asi' eaSanys
ns ana H Ens gss g0Y or s5i broadway n y No
s,ss ITains from the West arrive in Newf0rA a. ~
No W. SS' n 1nBoTr Genr Pass'r Ast, Newfor-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
so $50 a. M l. 3 l5O. $50 $40 $50 lis30 p WI
sundays. o a m. ana $50 p IN. Tue ll'So p III "'''
isSNn o o Suing VALLEY and Monssy $50 ~ s;2y ~
JNo n. ABBOTT. Gen1 f..s'r AF- Now
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Englewood Boarding School for BOys.--Pre-
H fsires for college business Northern r X. Of \. j.
near the Palisades OF the Hudson sept 10. Krsteiner
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Mem 1Dnbiiealions.
OUT-OF-DOOR BOOKS.

H. HIS Bits OF Travel 81 20; Bits of Travel at Home
80; Fourth Edition Of the Cooacls Opera Cloak 81
Third Edition of Castle Blair sl Eighth Edition OF sisnor
MoDsdins Niece Sl sevenson's Travels with DONKEY IN
the Cevennes 81 Holiday on French Rivers,
81 25 wd life in Southern County. 81 20 The Game
keeper at Home, 81 80
Our publications sale at all bookstores Mailed post
pa" y "'' ROBERTS BROS. Boston
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Goshen, Orange Co., NY, IDstitute.-A home
school $500 family r''s English scientific
cuisine home orts ana care unequal
driving taught: horses free. j. WILSON, PTln
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pLADY TO-DAY.
THE DOMESTIC MONTHLY
FOR AUGUST
information concerning every department OF dress
and poetry contains season able article on LA IL Ns
can News Compauy. BLAKE & CO, Publishers,
'"H -''"' NO''f'''' New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-21

FLUSHING INSTRUCTORS during the
summer gentlemen boaTders, and for boys with or
without few hOuis daily Instructions terms s. per week
ran '' VI" " en- " i. A FAIRCHILD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-21

D. IN. DAILY Pacific Express FOX the West Sleeping
COACHES through 10 Buffalo Niagara FAILS Cincn'
and Chicago without changes also Hotel DINING cars "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-21

HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
worcester. Mass. begins IT'D 24th year september 10
ls1q Rank hrst-Class teachers permanent patronage
ALWAYS good situation pic uresque ana heatiuL Request
C. h. METCATF A. NJ, supt.
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT Man.

Titr 40. l8, North River. a. lOIOssi
Steamship SANTIAGO Do CUBA. ATCRDAYi July 30
1T, .w4hip MOhHO CASTLE. WED FSDAY. Auc
Accommodations sed For r-isht passage appv 10
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & Co. No. 50 ~ ysdNuy
LAWIOS BROS. Agents IN Bbyaua
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CTRATFORD ACADEMY "A boarding school
- Tor YOUNG BOYS Number hmlled 10 FIFTEEN. For
circulars address L. L. CLARK. PRINCIPAL stradoTd Conn
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HONE SCHOOL for B0YS-BrattlebOr VT
L -ReOyens May J. lS7n-Schoo IN session during
Tie summer For circulars address Mrs EMMA j.
IVES. Principal
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For Young Ladies-Brook,yn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
The Pail term Of this Day end RoaId9g scGS2l i9
YOur Ladies viii open September II. CHARLES h. Whsl
Principal, 1888 MoHt&g guest, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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LlAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
i Classical UpiOnyfne. y. y. s. 8 HARTWEIL. A. NJ
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COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
" TUTE. New Haven. Conn., General RusselPs School
TO cole e. schools business Thor
ough physical Training By military drilling ~ muastics 20
Catalogues sent on application Students admitted al any
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
Lows thoroughly prepared for college business Send
io- -.--smes toihe FIln.lnal. Rev. A. o. CiIAMbEIs
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EOH BOYS under thirteen, hOmellke,
4 thorough practical Boarding School.
Hampstead Institute, Long Island, n. Y.
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III. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES,
Ard iIOW AND BY WHOM TRANSLATED. Pamphlet
form Knee 70 Gents
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For Boys and Young Men--City.

DANES BUSINESS COLLEGES, 90 Bowery
and 1913 broadway bookkeeping arithemetlo spelling,
arammer writing lessons - per nontA
yaclf .ouI nm half
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IT, THE TRIBUNE INDEX;
complete Key the Worlds History during 1873 with
Table q TOPICAL Heads Price. 90 cents Tie TkIbHNE
INDEX $40 1876. 1877 and 1878 the four for 81 co.
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HEALTH.-Thoro preparation for bust
x ness OF college and happy home at the Boarding
school Bows anh Young Men. Waterford. n. j.
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". WHY TIE SOUTH is SOLID
TNIBUNL EXTRA No as Price. Cents.
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CENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

4 ,LNLhAl lhHNoA Ian liz tOolI an l.
N BETWEEN NEWYoRK AND HAYKE;
Pier new No - North River foot OF Norton st.
Travellers by this avoid both transit by English rail
way aud tscOmfOs Of crossing the Channel IN small
boat
CANADA. Erangeul ....-.... WEDNESDAY July e a. m.
IABRA DOR sang ler ttLiesday, my % p m
SAINT la TRENT. JouCla. Wednesday Aug n a.
Checks drawn Credit Lyounas Of Pans In amounts o suit
LOUIS DE BLBIAN, Agent No. 50 broadway.
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I TITLE BOYS.-Special advantages lower
II rates Boarding school for Boys established 1902. b.
MASON, NOnEers, y. y.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
SEE HERE!.

hive been in the Saloon business 'o'
,.yeral years and have endcavored 10 o'
inc, With all men. | have trusted thcm
until my books show large amounts '"'
me by coed men. These amounts mus. =.
paid 70 me or l shall she right ana 'ei'
without mercy. can't live if pay cash
for my goods and sell them on long ana
uncertain credit.
To all who owe me l address these last
rords-If settlements are not made al
once my papers will be placed in the hands
Of An oticer, and il the snits he brings
force ron to pay cost it will be your own
t,n,. Won force me TO this course and yor
must pay the freight. -
Jss,sry -, 1879. ~"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
DIED:
Tulip, Morch %, lS79.

At Q o'clock. y. IN, Sunday. the 30th Of
March my faithful servant, GEoRGE.
Sumcwha over three years ago he come /
10 mo, NAKED. hungry and sick; rnd" IN ,
manner, aud uncouth in appearance. He /
said lie wanted home. sent him ny to
my house, telling linn to Try to max" him
self useful There lie remained TIL he
died lie never mentioned wages or terms
A lit,lc pocket money and tobacco was all
he called for.
Gcorge vas honest. NJ keys and prem
iscs have been left IN his chars' for days,
aud he never abused or neglected his trust.
/ Ir was truthful; never detected Lin in
, a lie.
His amuscmcnts were few and simple.
His pct chickens, Linkum and Grant and
Moses and lille and Soph, would como to
him by name, would eat from the sam"
plate with him. and when they would
wranplr over a crust, Lr would lecture
them on the sins of quarlrlhng and tight
ing, and warn them ot.thc bloody end aud
burning wrath 10 thilit' LUIS va "'o
Rome amusement; his other was 10 put
on clean clothes, wave big white hand
kcrchicf rush oil to church ana there sing
aud shout aud pray and hc happy.
George was as dcvout ragon as there
il III this country, and hal hc been ="
taught would have bowed 10 craven i'm
age, with the same tear ANA trust that he
| did ~ his vague and awful tod seated
= away up yondrr somewhere dealing ont
damnation and eternal Vengeance on every
poor wretch that failed tn jump b"hiHd
Jesus for protection. George would get
= mad himself sometimes, ami then h" too
4 like hi, Cod would deal dam'iati"u "n HI
enemy aud whip him too, if ir could.
We'll, when | :" over, - j am spin!
ualist. believe shall lind George, ro>N'
bly hluuGcring along in la, usual NAY. II
!. search oh de cnliStcn otis Oh he 'aN"lr
captin," httlr - l4rr perhaps and bette
soul than when here, the eternal i"'nf
10 before him in which To- live aud icnrh.
- Ispukr hsr,h'y 20 i;""r-n -'rn'l''~-;
=. am sorry iu1 It nov. H.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-09
SuERIFE"S SALE.
In Parish Cuurt-No. liE.

In Parish Court-No. li!1.
Allca Bsrksdalc ". D"il>on Day. Il. H.
TAFT. Ciratur.
stat, of Louisiana. Pori'b If Claiborne.
ny ,irtu. of a writ of tcri iarias issued
ID ont of the Parish Court in aud for ,iId
parish and STATE IN the above suit, and ="
mo directed, have seized and VIII pr"rrrh
tn sell To- the last and highest bidder. with"
the legal hour, of sale. ri the 'ouri-h"nN'
door N the town Of Homer, "n the
First saturday in May. 1873
il being the ;ri day of said month, 'hr
following dc-rIihvd aud, lh'd - To-" no
l,Ity at polisnu Day. 80 SIT;
TIE .outhcas' quar- If sect "n 'hlli>-
.iN go. township tW'r.N-"u" "a l I'ht'
fnur ~ west. Ito aci,~ NOR" " less d"'.
all tir improvements thereon situated -'!l
E l\ms in said parish a''i stat.
Term, of sale cash. with the benefit "'
I apprliscu'iIt
H. W. KlHKPATRlCK. sheriff.
Marrl 2|. -. .pf s." II" ,'.'~
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Paralysis.

Every physician Of observation aud ex-
perience is painfully conscious of an
alarming increase in the number of cases
Of paralysis. In the interest of humanity
and of science let Us try to find out the
cause. To suppose that il Is accidental or
due to atmospheric OF climatic influences
is unreasonable. The causr must be one
of general operation, and We have been
long convinced that it will be found in
some article of common domestic con-
sumption and use. II may not hr rcnrr-
ally known that many of oar culinary aud
dairy vcsSris contain metals OF pnlN"nnu,
qualities in their composition whi't II
introduced into thc ~y-tu t"ud {" the dit
irrrnt VARIETIES "i palsy. We should not Ice
surprised If the little green COFFEE 80
much in demand in certain markets owed
some Of it, salcahc qualities, color and
polish 70 "a paint containing lead, arsenic
or copper The action ot acids, slch as
vinegar sour milk, etc. "u the dcletriiou~
metals in new pans and other household
utensils may throw some light on thi. IN
tcrestiuc question. The practical hygi.
enc deductions from thes" suggestions are
Isl. Thoroughly wa,h and cleans" your
coffee before using.
2ud. lie ,arthcu vessels for milk.
Ii we have succeeded in calling attcn
,:..n ', ,bis suhiart nt such General aut
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Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies'.
Nineteenth Annual Session begins Sept. 4,h, 1877
EFFICIENT TEACHERS will ill every
4 Il..n.rfru mont

EfFICIENT TEACHERS will I'LL every
IL department. ..,o
E>pc,i.l a.. ntinu given to MUSIC.
Prof. \. \. WurrirH will give instrnc-
tinn IN the rudimcnt~ of music ~ applied
to singing Ia the entire school, twice n
week. ne, 81 charge
Board and tuition per month of four
weeks. n,ludiug washing, lights, &c" SO,
in advance.
Music on Piano. Organ, Guitar, or Guilt
walton of the voice, included with the
above, $50 90 in advance.
Tuition, g. and > dollars per month.
Incidental fee per term, sin advance.
Liberal deduction for tntion when pad
in advance.
The Institution Is strictly non-dcnomina'
tional.
For further particulars, send for Gaia
loguc
; +. :. SLIGH, A. NJ, Prcst.,
Homer. Claiborne parish. La.
Aug. II, -. '2:N
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DON'T YOC FORGET 1T.

All kinds Of Picture Frame. made I" or
aer-"any size" Old Pictures copied and
enlarged. Photographs 81 90 i'cr dozen.
Gallery one door east Of Law-on'' store
WOODARD WRIGHT, Artist.