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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
Al WOED ABOUT "ApPLE pIE'' RIDGE,

"ArpLE PIE" RIDGE La.
September Is, 1879 J
~. "A. Burke, Editor New Orleans Democrat:
Dear .Sir-In your Issue Of September you
publish letter from apple Pie Ridge,
written to the "Land Office Keeper" by w.
T. Mexican. The letter In question was well
worth publishing as unique specimen Of
beautiful chirography, have no doubt, not
To mention any distant connection 1t or its
autslor ever had with Lindley Murray or
Noah Webster.
In your comments on the letter you seem
to be astounded that you could not find the
place down On the maps" and almost con-
Guide that 1t Ia not doarn anywhere. Please
allow mo to dispossess your mind Of such an
erroneous idea as that. "Apple Pie" Ridge is
stonn on West Pearl river, In st. Tammany
Parish. Though it may have been up some
day. 1t ia down now, and g fear 1t will remain
Down. It lies between two sunny marshes
and stretches from Indian Village on Pearl
river to Coquille island, which is opposite
Fort Pike, Oh the Rigolets. II not % thing
Of beauty and JOY forever" the school
master has invaded Its mysterious pre-
clncts" time and again. There Ii one school
master" here now, and ne tried hard 70 1euade
the school- house where the trustees mad Just
AE1CSdiGu 5CIOUlu1lS1ASsoo eso 1oeSSADA ~ wv
public school. The aforesaid schoolmas-
ter was abroad" at the time, but he put In
IN appearance after the trustee had left, sat
down and told the young lady to "go on with
her teachin'." So you sec the "blissful iRno-
rance" 81 apple Pie" Ridge has been 'awak-
etied" from its Rip Van Wrinkle nap, and the
sAppie PIE Is big enough to have two slices
at least. One slice favors the school
master and the other the schoolmistress:
One slice will build new house and
pay. the man to teach rather than
avail themselves Of the privilege OF public
school, because O woman Is employed there
When the schoolmistress was going round to
get her petition signed she called ut the resi-
deuce of the author Of that letter to the Land
0fliee Keeper and asked IL they would send
the children. The old man father OF the au-
ettorl said: No, mem; we've had a blst-up
here, and the old woman's gone Off" The a,l-
thor or the letter graduated several years
ago. The teacher could not teach him any
more than he already knew, and OF course it
WAS useless to waste any more time Has he
been to IN. O." yet?
So, Mr.. Editor, as the Land Office Keeper
was 90 bothered" with a letter from Apple
Plea thought / would bother you with
smother. / cannot tell why our emerald
ridge was called apple Pie" but we 10
things here in "apple pie order, as this let
tel will convince you. And we read the DEM
slrRAT, too. There il one schoo-house now,
aud we will soon have another, ana the world
naay hear from us yet, some day IN the near
future Our colored neighbOrs have church
called Methodist Episcopal Napoleon Chapel.
NJ as the Colsicau hero ever before SO hOnored?
AUNT TAaIMANY.
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GALE Fon n STATE CONVENTION,
Rooms STATE CENTRAL CoMMTrrEG !
Democratic G. .n55r satlve PArty I
New Ofltans Sept. !, 1879.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL IO5h LEE
Democratic Cs.n55r tlve Party
New Orleans Sept. !, 1879 ,
At a meeting OF the State Central Committee
III the Democratic Conservative party. held in
New Orleans on the twenty, fifth OF August 1919.
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolred That the first Monday OF October.
1870 b fl xed ma the time whom Convention of the
Damoeratic. Conservative party shall 30 held
f,.Opifl4I Tint in thRevento u an eplnemlg IA
this Htate at said date. then the chairman vi this
Cpnmitteo, IL hereby authorized TO postpone
Tie assembage OF the Convention to such o
date as In their opinion may be deemed best.
RESOLVED. That the city OF Baton Rouge ne
selected as the place for inc hoiolh. q sa'd
III ResolpeG' That tho appointment Of. repreaen-
tatton In said Convention shall % the same ~
tbe adopted for the sne n ngntiG % hsa
Traasurer: provided. that eny parish Of the
state or ward OF the city OF New Orleans, hav-
Ing cost larger vote f2r the candldae 1on sue
Treasurer In 1873. shall have Inc advantage Oh
said vote In said appointment.
Rasolyed That ono delegate for every two
hundred voters and ono for every traction over
one hundred b. fixed as tho basis Of represen-
Reso1pea. that in the election for DELEGATES to
said Convention. II Ia recommended that no
more than one person shall be elected TO cast
each vote.
In accordance with the above resolutions. a
Convention OF the Democratic Conservative
party 10 hereby called to meet ut Baton Rouge
On MONDAY. the sixth day OF October. 1879. at
I'm.
In accordance with the fourth resolution, the
several parishes Of tho State and wards OF New
Orleans shall be- entitled to the following repre-
gentntIon. to wit:
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WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY. AT II A. NJ.
w Ut No. 81 Camp street. 80
Aurttpoeara
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A London journalist Of rather ripe imagina-
ton says that ut recent dinner given In
New York the peaches developed an alto
bore the monogram Of their owner traced
distinctly in the velvety bloom. The process
he described thus: Letters cut from paper
are pasted on the peaches while growing.
When the fruit ls ripe on RENE owing the paper
the letters are found picked out in the most
delicate green, the rest of the fruit being rosy
hued,
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ism that blows up hotel with gunpoNder al
Westerville, Ohio. simply because the pro-
prietor iispenses wine and beer over his bar?
Al % the respective civilizations" that are
here represented, that OF Mississippi is to be
preferred by an overwhelming majority.
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The westervilie Plan.

ISt. LOUIS HtpUUIEGHL.I
How much worse is the "Yazooism' of Mis-
Sissstppi, which Is mere creature OF fever
stattt1u po4A.lss, than the colu-b.oouel GiaUyA>
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

gThe DEMOCRAT Ii responsible for none of
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no c6mmunic will
t,e printed except from responsible parties.l
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HELP
FOR THE WEAK,
NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED
DIR. HASBROUCK'S.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

The afflicted can now DO restored to perfec,
health and bodily energy without the use Of
medicine Of any kind. aud without the slightest
inconvenience TO the patients habits or daily
occupation.
Reader, are You afflicted?
And you wish to regain your health. strength
and energy Of former years2 Do any Of the fol-
lowing symptoms meet your distressed condi-
ton? Do You feel nervous debiitated, fretful,
timid. and lack tho power of will and ac1ion7
Are your kidneys. stomach or blood In a disor-
dered condition. Do you suffer from rheuma-
tfsm. neuralgia. Or aches and paipa2 Have you
been indscreet In early years, and find yourself
harass use WIN mptitude OF gloomy nptoms?
fanting, fuilness Of blood In the head feel list.
less moping, unfit for business or pleasure.
and and subject 70 fits Of melanchoIg7 Are yyu sub
nfghts, nightmare, palpitation of the heart,
bashfulnesa. confusion Of ideas. dizziness In the
head. dimness Of sight. etc7 Thougands Of
yoggng men. the middls.aged. and even the old
males, too are broken down In health and spirits
from disorders peculiar to their sex, and who.
from false modesiy or neglect. prolong their
saefferings. Why then further neglect subject
be so easily Drocured2
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1850
ELEGANT PARLOR SUITS. In Raw 5lLh
and Reps. nearly new and In perfect order
Large and Costly Plate Mirrors. Walnut
Sideboards. Walnut Extension Tables ana
Dining Chairs. Folding Chairs. Rockers,
Csne-seat Chairs. Fine Brussels Carpets.
nearly now and very little used: Matings.
Very Fine Walnu. Bedroom Suit. with Plate
Glass Armoir: Rosewood Bedroom Bot.
Glass-door Armoir. Bed Lounge. and a
Great Variety OF Good and Substantial
Household Furniture. In tbe beet order to
be sold without any reserve whatever. for
account OF families leaving the city.
nN SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER q. at II
~ d. m. at No. ~ Camp street.
MONTGOMERY Il CO..
se1b nj AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Montgomery Il 90.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF FAMILY
leaving the city.
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II you want gas, fixtures call on Barnes 4
Miller. No. 10 Nntchez street.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
A CONEY ISLAND MYSTERY.

Mr.. Frederick Carter. of No. 3ls West Twenty y-scv-
cnth street. appeared at tho Third District Civil
Court, jefferson Market yesterday. to what steps
1t was necessary to tako toward tho recovery OF
railroad bond which his son. lad Of sixteen, found
at Conoy Island about two months ago. Mr. Carter
said that his stroling along the beach when
he picked up a water stained pocketbook, which
contained two three Ave dollar bills and a nifty
pound sterling English railway bond. issued
by tho weymoth and Somerset Rsilroad, datod
about forty years ago. and which at the present
time Is estimated to be worth about 1000. When
young Garter picked up the pockctbook a well
dressed woman noar by asked to look at 1t, and un
suspectinely he handed 1t to her. She glanced at
the bills. and tclling tho lad that he would spend
them II he had them stuffed the pocketbook in her
pocket. Officer Mcdrath. OF tho Brooklyn Park
police. called aud took the pocketbook and
walked on Twice since that occasion, Mr.. Carter
says. no has applied for the bond to Chief Engineer
Culyer. OF the Park Department, who, he was in
formed, had the pockotbook locked In his safe but
could not get it, Mr.. carter on behalf OF his son,
demanded tho property. but some of tho under park
officials told him they would keep u for a year.
Whether the bond was washed up from the ocean
and has lain in the sand Tor years or whether the
owner has been foully dealt with or committed
suicide is mystery.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRAN

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is statement showing the real es-
tate transactions recorded in the registers Office.
Sept 8. 1870
Is Sa ssx s York liz Sa ss
' # 81 l :i. & 9. q sis e g. e
h James csemsa sna %fc vi sss g r. '
Gocrck st., 10 II. n Of Dolancey st.. 25xoa4ft.;
.aa s:" $685. ss & Delaney
s A. A. nsssn r. ana saiSsSd % S ay TO i
g. Touey TO B. 9. Taylor. 1900
to same. .;.,..........:;.::::. $1,000
A Mowbray and wife to 4. Bacon. 2e,5oo
Bs~eSS % No no s' ssrnsr oi ID Nos iii and 500; G.
Sss's %lrm s Chatham
l;sS .iSS, IT,, :,..ss sss s
BowoTy, n corner Of sd St tNo sS7 J. oi5xssl '
tor SeJ TO n INV c:-::. '1sc l2so
ccsr and Vie to-
cnsistophsr st s. w. corner Of Bsseksr ST. siix
Bum. g ksSssss 4. VA Walton $4,000
wsssms:1n to n NS sGs Elisabeth ro.r. and
y .so II q H. s.'s' kss; e ses 1ss.
watt. t. str Nos a. 81 and So and also ss wcs.
Broadway: j. Price trustee &cl to q; s. Leroy: Nom.
s 81 sSd Sd 81 sd ST. g. a' fSS @
s slss a.nsFG%sy sssy ' To- sesss Of Monroe
Same property: Dora sehno to f. Holm 5000
Foruhan NV. OF Sth ST., 5Ox93, 5Oxo9.lO;
9. Frank and wife to A. Hupfe 22O0
Lexington av n. o. corner OF 9lst st.. 1OOx295; ID.
+. Ingraham and wife to james Don nohue. 5000
RECORDED MORTGAGES
ns'n & st. o Madison s M
BsEs 70 Ra Ssw Yo s
Company. Of i24th st.. w. of ist NV; year 5000
Barringor. Theodore b. and wife, to Charles Crary
qeceiver, &c.). n $. of l23d St, W. Of I'd av. o
Casper israci and wife. TO William ii. brown. &.
of 73d st. c. of I'd av months .............. 400
Same to same. B. s. Of 18th st. ". Of LIST av. =
Christie William and another. TO Mary r Stone, a
Davis IS Anu l. and husband to Mary Il Constant ".
Same 0 William a. cauidwell, W.. s. Of Lexington
pSnahne Ja@Ss ana wifo. to Daniel r Insraian. 'o''
corner Of Lexington Nv and eist st., year 4s 7si
Lockwood, Levi A. and wifc, to y w. Hutchins, No.
II North William s.. Ac ~ years. ::.;....... 25.ooo
LocTer. Otto w., 10 Martin Coar. s. of s5th ST..
Of lst av; months. :. G.5Oo
MSrshsi Robert and wife. to D. b. scott. s. oi '''
x.cSan. EiiaSSci6 and husband 10 the Rmsrani 1'
Industrial Savings Bank g. OF 10th st. e
Me,Is george aus ~ifc. to Anton nupfci Of
Sd Of l24th st.; years .............. 1000
Rosens,sin. Jacob and Wife to William H. Brown.
samo same. OF 7dth st O. of I'd av; months 400
Ryan. Michael. to tho Fsrmers Loan and Trust
Company 0guardan kc No 347 Bowcry; years. 1900
Wcil. Jonas OF al, to Horny A: Cram and another
executors, &c.l, W. s. of 77th st.. n. of 77th st.;
2years $500
RrcoRpsp ASSIGNMENTS OF NoRroAoKs
Bakcr. Clinton a.. TO Levi A. Lockwood. $500
Bcdcn. John. to Charles Harbcck 1000
Price James guardian, &c.j, 30 Herman i. Leroy,
II assignments the consideration for each being.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
TAKEN by STORM.

Mark Dobson. proprietor OF n saloon at tho corner
of West and Bank Streets brutaily beaten In his
place on Monday night by three mcn alleged to DO
Patrick Casey. Thomas Tobin and companion. II
is alleged that tho three drunk. and refusing
to pay for the liquor they had consumed were or
dercd out by the proprietor. whereupon OF them
eye probably destroying its sight. They also bru-
tally beat him while he lay on the floor, that he
now lies in q critical condition. Tobin and Casey
were arrested and in the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday hold to await the result OF Dobson
injuries.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
HARLEM BANK ASSETS.

by order of Receiver Ryorson. of the Harlem Ma
tional Bank. r. v. Harnctt yesterday sold at tho
Merchants Exchange Sacsroom all the Judgments,
notes. safes and other property held by him as
assets. The face value of the property In tho
neighborhocd of $50. 900. including q Judgment
against Ann II. Brown for SIT 502 76 aud the total
amount realized from the sale was but $G44.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
THE COURTS.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Jose B. Bebolaqua and Francisco A. r. Sanbria in
dicted for attempting to commit forgery. having.
alleged been implicated in the effort to counterfeit
Treasury notes of the Brazilian government. will be
arraigned for trial to-day before Judge Gildersleeve
in Part of the Court of General Sessions.
The case of Urban Catlow. charged with killing
Owen Jones' sseeraee 'n9 nsae
Commissioner Osborne. The argument of the coun-
sci. the application for extradition will be sub
mitted in writing tomorrow, and an carly decision
is promised.
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-H by Judge West
brook-Court opens at half past ten A. M-Calen-
dar called at eleven A. MNos. Al. 81 o. TO- 73. SO.
o. 100 lol 1 lls rs IT, ls. $780, i4 4s lSi 1885, lSS
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERN Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CouRT-SpEcIAL TEnM-Held by Judge
Sedgwick.-Court opens at twelve NJ. No day cal
endar.
COMMON PLEAs-srEcrAL TEnM-Held by Judge G.
p. Daly.-Court opens at eleven A. N. No day cal
endar
MARINE Counr-TnIAL TEnM-Part 1.-Adjourned
until Monday next Part 2-Held by Judge Nc
Adam-Nos. 33451s, g. 6s so. 20. H. u. 73. a. rs.
IS: IT. Is, 10. 80. 81: Part saold BY Chief Justice
AlkerNos 49, 31G7 1886. 1888. 2ls3. sl7O al79. 50.
Gu, 81, G2. 63. 64, IS. C6.
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Part Held by
Judge Cowing.-The People vs.. John Thomas. felo-
n0us assault ana Dafsery y same w. John
Same George W. Mills. forgery; Same Nevens
W. Boyd. felonious assault and battery Same VS..
James Mcclure. burglary; Sames VS.. Charles Dout.
burglary; Same vs.. Arthur Dempsey and George
Thompson. burglary; Same Michael Donohue.
burglary; Same vs.. Arthur Harris, grand lar
ceny; Same Mary Conlon. grand larceny;
Same Meyer Jacobs, grand larceny; Samo
George II. Graham. grand larcsny
Same VS.. jeremiah O'Bren, grand larceny |:
Same va. Mary Denike. grand larceny; Same VS.. Os-
L. Kaisaing. grand larceny: Same Jane
Brown. larceny from tho person; Same VS.. Mary Nc
Cann. larceny from the person; Same VS.. Christie
pher Barry larceny from the person; Same VS.. John
Mcclure and James Tuck. petit larceny. Part q
Held by Judge Gildersleeve.-The People james
Crossn felonou sassaut and battery; Same Fran
cisco A. II. Sanbra aud Jose b. Bebelaqus. forgery
Same Giuseppe Porillo felonious assault and
battery; Same VS.. John Smith and John McGee,
rape; Same vs.. James Burns. burglary.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
REAL ESTATE.

At the Merchants Exchange Salesroom yesterday.
the following sales wore made:-
ny NJ A.
Foreclosure sale-H T. Averell, refcree--of the
four story brown stone front house, with lot
20x9O No. AZ East 5oth st, 8. 22O IT. O Of lst
av., to Caroline A. Higgins s. 500
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
COAsTyvIsN sTEAMsHIPs.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE DIRECT
IS North River foot Of Cedar ST. for Havana direct
81
For freight and passage aving unsurpassed aceommo-
WILLIAM ?; CLYDE 4 co.. No. IS broadway.
LA"IoN BROs, Agents In Havana
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE.
FOR aAvSs sA'f bES Hsf f0rs 1s bsi VERA cntz
,,,wy via Hsyssna prosreso Campeaehy and Frontera
oirY or MEN s.,nIasy s,sssse sSps%ser 70
CRY o. wAsnlSGfoN iasana oai Tars ss'ss' scp, Is
CRY Of w1SlifSSTSSS lay1Ss s9yS TSsi.,: Sss, IS
NEW YORK tSR tSR GaEA SasAsA NAH bInEGF scFAAsnr LINE
s,..m.n,o sa%a isG% F Psr u East River Tbat:l
Steamship NIAGARA..... saturday. September 20
JAMES L. WARD 4 co. lls Wall st.
KEY WEST EST AND YERNANpINA; Fla DIREcrr
AZ sfiS captain sts"ans win sail on Friday september
os co.. oss ps
~ East River
and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company, Steamer
NEW YORK. Saturday. September (sooner if fulD,
taking freight Houston all pons Texas Central
Texas Pacific and San Antonio raroad Indanola Bra
Santiago and brownsville and Corpus Christi via In
No freight received unless eompaned by affidavit that
has not been in yellow fever infected places since
For New Orleans Direct-steamship HARLAN to sail
day September g. carrying freight for Mobile and ali Mis-
sissppi River points.
Nor freight sfas' ssss 81 ve
PERMUDA. WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
~ Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company,
FROM COMPANY'S PIER NEW Az NORTH RIVER.
For notwithstanding BERMUDA. September II.
and PONCE Porto Rico. and ST. TlloMAs-steamshiD
-. September l3
For MARTINIQUE. ST LUCIA. BARBADOS and
Ha4Es sAHAhA ahhArEs sHD5ShD
For freight. passage and insurance apply to
A. T. OUTERBRIDGE X CO., AGENTS. ~ Broadway.
rT,EXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT,-THE
i steamer CARONDELET Captain Burrows, win sail
from par 20 East River Saturday. September q, NJ
sooner. II full.
CITY or AUSTIN, direct TO Key West, September s.
Through bills OF ladng given to Houston aud all points
the International and Grand Northern, Galveston.
Houston and Henderson, the Galveston, Harrisburg
and Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
$50. cabin: So5. steerage.
For freight passage and gonoral information apply
G. H. MALLORY CO., Agents.
pier 20 East River.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

EXCCHsfONS.
A ABORT LEE FORT LEE. FORT LEE
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
CoNrERNo's CELEBRArED MILITARY BAND.
ADAM SElfERT, the we'll known SOLO CURNEfIST,
every afternoon and evening.
rIiB SWITZERLAND 6F AMERICA
LARGE HOTEL, SPACIOUS AND AIRY ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS REsTAURANT. POPULAR PRICES.
GRAND PAVILION, with Billiards, Bowling; also
Boating and Bathing, Sc.; hlcctrc Lights
,,n sgNpAyy. July 20, oN AND AFTER, The
rLEA.ANr VALLEY lIAMrrON and FORT LEE
''$F - sS$ ssaSS$$'$S" ssaIs sIS S'e
q 40 q :l0 and lois = NJ ~ 49, '
For PLEASANT VALLEY. EDGEwATER and SHADY
SIDE landings see card timo tabes.
Ferrybcat ABBiE leaves Manhattanvnie 3Oth ST. for
Fot Lee hourly from 30 \. NJ TO iu H. NJ Fare Uc
EXCURSION PARTIES AT REDUCED RATES.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A To charter for excursion. Steamer GENERAL A
A SEDGWICk with the Centennial steam Caiope at A
tachod. Also Barges and Groves Apply at BRIGGS
Excursion Ohice. 3s4 West ST.. opposite Christopher
A street ferry.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY EXCEPT sATUR
~ .days fast steamer Seth low. with saloon leaving IIa
rison St. N R sih ST. ~ r.. $50; pier ~ H. H., 40;
stono pier N H., sac NJ; !entcmsrns tickets Toe,
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
COAsTWIsE sTEAM,,,Irs.

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamship CLYDE. ednesday. September TO- noon
Connecting FOR Central and South America Mexico
Steamship CRY OF TOXIC. sassrday. october :. noon
SAN rSanessS sry 70 % CHSS M & sw Zealand and AUS
For freight and general information apply at
Passengers forws srdod to San Francisco Sandwich
America, Central America aud Mexican ports
so the ps;ssspsssr sss Department. No. 2o7 Broadway
General Passenger Agent Superintendent
LIMITED STATES AND BRAzIL NAIL STEAM
for ST. Thomas. Para Pernambueo Bahia and Rio do Ja-
neiro connecting at ST. Thomas with for Porto
Rico. jana ca and the Spanish Nam.
CITY OF PARA
sail for the above ports Friday September g. at
M No freight received for this steamer after tho Sd
bn, but only permits from New York Office
shippers desiring insurance effect tho under
all points reached by the Royal Steam Packet Company
lntecoonial steamers aud TO Montevidco and Buenos
Freight must be paid in advance For freight engage
nen's or passage harng elegant sseommsdaens @ apply
Onice. pior ~ East River near Fulton ferry.
A TLAs NAIL LINE.
calling at the following ports, viz =
kingston Ja Cape liayti. Gonaivcs. ST. Mare. Port au
Prince. Aux Cages and Jacmol In Hayti; Santa Martha,
savaniia, Carthagona and Aspinwali In Colombia, and
Grcytown. Nicaragua. =, .
yg segmar gy iqr.nighuy Sa"ss ho" pier NO. oi north
FOX iiXiTi COLOMBIA. GREyTowN. FORT LrNoy,
A"riNwALL' fANAMn foIsfs NND SOUTH rAciFic
ALyo, =; sep.ember ia AILsA; September 27
ATLAS -, september 4 -. ssptom6cr Is
FOR PORTO RICO.
superior first class gasssenge,r e. ssco@medation:
PIN, FORWOOD co. Agents,
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

G HERMAN. AUCTIONEER.
D.Sac OF imported Wines aud Liquors, FRIDAY, Sep
tcmbcr >. at IL o'clock, i5la and Z Bowery
The ontirc stock of importer aud Wholesale DEALER
vim casks brandies Gin Rum G2 casks Port sherry
aud Wines 22J Brandies Gin. Port Sherry.
Caret Rhine Wines also is barrels choice old
bon aud Rye; whiskcy various brands and
arcs barrels French Spirits largc lot OF other
Wines aud Liquors. Safe. Desks, &c. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
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NEWSPAPERS.

DRfNTING OFFICE AND NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
L Tho Newtovn Bcc. published AZ Nowtown, Conn, will
bo sod IL has large circulation and advertising
age, splendid chance practical printer The
for wanting 10 sell Is that the proprietor has otho
paper Office another and give
attention that they roquirc Address JOHN T. PEARCE
box 2Uo, Bethel, Conn.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
EXCURSIONS.

4 -A-RoCKAwAY BEACH.
THE BATHING PLACE OF THE PEOPLE.
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THE GREATEST VARIETY OF SCENERY,
the River, tho Bay aud the Atlantic Ocean.
forming M ever-chaI ging panora
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
at the
SEA BEACH PALACE,
CONEY ISLAND.
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 4. 1s7a
MUSIC BY zAULIG's FULL ORCHESTRA
Dancing to commence at 10 o'clock.
ADMISSION. 90 CENTS
Trains will esvo Besch for Now York hourly from
10 r. NJ. to 2A.M
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by the and world renowned steamers
COLUMBIA AND GRAND REPUBLIC.
combining absolute safety with luxury.
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Ar 10 O'CLOCK RAIN OR slime
PARLORS. CHAMBERS. DINING ROOM &C.
RAKE OIL PAINTINGS, BRONZE
comprising elegant Drawing Room Suits in satin
silk Eastlake style: Centre Tables Grand square Piano
forte; Cabinet Upright, Cabinets bookcases Desks
Easy Chairs Oil Paintings by master artists Bronxes
Clocks Curtains Mirrors handsome walnut Chamber sets
Bedstcads Dressing Cases. Bureaus Washstands Ward
robes spring and dine hair Matresses Brussels Carpets
Extension Tables. Buffet. Dining Chairs Hall Stands
Glass China and Silver Ware: basement and seryautsf
Furniture. ALBERT KRAEMER. Auctioneor.