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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-02-07
THE TRIAL OF THE ALLEGED
MURDERERS OF CAP
MURPHY.

Though at present writing the trial
of the FordS and the three other
accused, indicted for the murder of
Cap Murphy has not closed, yet the
City papers give expression TO tho
fear That the evils of disagreement,
under which he people Of this State
have suffered, reach the system OF
enpannellng jnries in the Courts
10 such extent, it would seem, has
fraudulent practices crept iuto the
selection OF the jury i'll this particu
lar case, that the friends of the ac
cursed openly boast that non they
feel no uneasiuess as to the forth.
coming verdict, and, az if lost to all
shame, offer wagers that there will
he an acquital.
The Times Democrat, in strongly
written editorial, draws attention 10
these facts, and wildly points out
tho consequent dangers impending
upon The community.
This realization By our esteemed
contemporary OF the terrible condi-
lion into which society has llitled
in New Orleans, uniles all The city
press III n determined feeling that,
at last, some effective action must
be taken to put a stop 10 further
continuance Of misrule. 1t is
noticeable also that there has been
realized a very general conclusion
that the evil now complained of is
but one of the many other evils re-
sulting from the denoralizing effects
Of Observation-Disclosures in State and
municipal governments. Indeed, 40
deep rooted is tie cause of the dan
ger felt to be, that, in despair of
ordinary action furnishing a remedy,
y iulence upon the person believed
to be the source Of the danger is
boldly recommended. This of
course is not the preferab bic mode.
Illegal violence for the suppression
OF crime is generally accompanied
with evils which add to the evils
they are, even honestly intended to
remedy. 5;ill, there are occasions
when even those, the coolest of men,
who though they appreciate this
Yet, IN, as it were despair, stop not
to weigh them Such is evidently
the excited feeling of the people of
New Orleans at this moment while
nervouSly awaiting the verdict in
the present trial.
TIE HERALD hopes, notwilhstard-
ing the expressed fear, tina the jury
will render verdict which the evil
dence in the case warrants; that
there will be no cause to work the
masses into the belief of their right,
of the necessity, to take the law in
their own hands, as is said by many
will be the Self the jury TAIL to do
their duty; tlat,on the contrary they
will lose no time in correcting The
evils ACKNOWLEDGMENT fostering in
the various departments of this
domestic government by legal
modes. These modes they have,
and have always had. 1t is their
fault II, to amy extent they part with
their immediate control.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The case of l.. s. A. Scharff VS.
JOS. Blum, judgment for plaintiff
for $330,65 on February 2, 1885.
A. u 2. Y. Brou VS.. A. Darens
hourr; this ease was begun and con.
tinued till to-day.
State VS.. William Young, shoot
in~ with inttn. to murder and
@onndins less than mayhem.
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POST-OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the ARR
val and departure Of our mails; the Texas u
Pacific railroad carrying tle mails. Trains pass
st. Charles st9tian as follows:
NAH
Going east, l0;-5; 4. NJ, Going west, 2:55 p ID.
Mail CLOSES, $50 a. NJ, aud 9:u0 PM
Postoiiiee opens ct s AM. md closes at ) PM
No mail delivered on Sundays
JOSEPH w. CAREW,
Iustmustrr
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A reward of ten dollars will be
pad for the arrest and conviction
of any one injuring or ,lefacing he
proper V of MeSSrS Jacob Hassinger
and Alfred Shaw or either breaking
and stealing any Of the fences
belonging to said property.
Jos. W. CAREW. A gent.
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- Communications handed IN later than
Wednesday evening, will lay over until the
week following.
LIZ All communications must be witten on
one side of tho paper.
10 The full name and address Of the wri-
ter must accompany each communication. not
for publication, but as u matter of good faith
~ Communications of n personal charac
tor will not be recognized, unless from res
ponsible parties. In such cases charge Vi
W 80 square will be made.
n We cordially invitccorrespondence from
oil parts Of this and neghboring parishes.
esR News and interesting local items res
pectfully solicited.
E6- OUR HEADERS CAN HELP US
greatly, if, when writing to or buying goods
from our advertisers, they will simply say
they saw their cards IN this paper.
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NOTICE.

All persons in this parish. in
d"bted to Charles Block, late o, this
town, are hereby notified to come
forward and settle promptly with
the undersigned
JOS, w. CAREW, Atty.
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Police Jury.
Proceedings Of tier Last Meeting.

HAHNvILLE, ST. hsrles Parish, !
Monday, Feb. 2, 1885. I
The Police Jury met pursuant to
a cali of the President.
Present, Hon. j. l.. Boutte, Presi.
dent, A. Brou, e. LeBreton, and
Il. kost,-abscnt, l.. Salry.
The minutes OF last meeting were
read and approved. The following
report Of the Parish Treasurer, was
read and accepted, viz:
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Parish of st. Challes Feb. 2, 1885. {
TO the Honorable the President and
members Of the Police Jury:
(TreasurerS's Report.)
BY balance Overpaid as
shown by report OF
January 18th, 1885. $500 go
Paid since, 7I3,4S
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NOTICE..

10000 hogShead and barrel
star es on hand aud for sale by the
Maderr Bros "FaShion Store" Just
below Hahnvlle, La. Give them a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
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STATE NEWS AND VIEWS

Ninety per cent OF the two hun.
drt Il tales jurors drawn in the Ford
case were from below Canal street
-TItem.
The weather has been so unfavor.
able for plantation work that ouI
planters have made no contracts
nor done any work this Year yet.
= Terreb0nne Times.
Sugar continues to advance.
Now Is the time for wise Blaine
sugar planters, who ground all their
seed cane, to rise up like little men
and exclalm, Didn't | tell you sol"
II Thibodaux Sentinel.
The Gem plantation owned by
the late Hon, Ben Gibson, was sold
on last Saturday to Mr.. Ii. L. Bid
strip for $500. Judge II. n. Sims
bought the Means tract for Sl56I.
we hope to he able to give tuether
particulars IN our next lsSue.-fAs
cenSion Democrat.
'lt / . estimated that the electric
lights Tor The Exposition cost $3.50.
QUO. In order, then, to derive some
revenue from this outlay the grounds
should De kept open nightly, until
eleven O'Clock, especially on Satui
day nights, when the admission
Zee Shouli ue twenty live cents, for
the 6eEotit vi the ls.boring classes.
- Daily states.
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ON THIRTY DAY TRIAL

TEE NoLTAIC BFLTo., Marsha .Nich.. will
send Dr.Dye's Celebrated Elect1o-Yoitti Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty 9Nys
to men Lyoung or oldI who arc afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
tronbles. guaranteeing speedy and comnlete
restoration of health and manly vigor. Al
dress no abnys.-N. B.-No risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial ia allowed.
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CHOICE SEED RICE.

For sale in quantities TO suit, at Roseand
store, Sd Ward, Left bank.
Call at once
G, Roru & Co.
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$1.216,17
= VIs@4O9 Z
Reed from Tax
Collector, $5,115,30
Balance on hand this day$3, 500, 10
$5,115,3O

%, 10 ,OU
Respectfully submitted,
(Slgned) A. ROBBINS,
Parish Treasurer
Mr.Brou offered the following res
olution, which was adopted.
Resolved, that the President pay
to Mr.. }. y. Augustin, attorney, one
hundl ed dollars, out Of the cOntln
gent fund OF 1884, rs balance in full
OF his fee IN case of ]. Strauss vs..
The Parish Of st. Charles, in the
United states Circuit Court, N, o.,
IN accordance with ordinance of the
Police Jury of June Cd, 1854.
On motion Of Mr.. RoSt, it was
Resolved, that the President be and
is hereby authorized TO employ Mr.
j. ID. Augustn, attorney, to defend
the Parish in the case Madele &als.,
VS.. The Police Jury, now pending in
the District Court, at as a reasonable
compensation as p, ssible, payable
OIL warrant drawnby the president.
On motion of Mr. Brou, Resolved.
that the sheriff of his parish he and
he ls hereby authorized TO have the
same repairs madeto the four upper
cells of he parish Jail as was do0e
10 the lower cells, provided said work
does not exceed the sum of NO hun
dred dollars, to be paid by warrant
drawn by the President when tie
work shall have been accepted by
bin.
On motion of Mr.. Rost, Resolved.
that the President of the Police JURY
request the Registrar Of the State
Land Office to furnish an abstract of
al land eutries from January LIST,
1870, to January LIST, 1885, for the
Parish OF st. Charles, in accordance
with sec. |, Of Act No. 50, of 1884,
for the use 0i the Parish Assessor.
On motIou OF Mr.. Rost, Resolved,
that sec 1907 the PARISH regulations,
be amended SO as to read AS follows:
Every proprietor of land shall be
bound to keep aud keep open a good
lineditch at "A distance Of about three
feet from the boundary fence, which
ditch shall DO thren feet wide and
sufficiently deep TO drain the water,
under a penalty of fine at the dis.
erection of lie court; and it Shall be
unlawful to use such line ditch for
irrigation of rice and other crop,
except by mutual consent Of adioin
ing proprietors
On motion of Mr.. R0st, Resolved,
that sec.60, OF the parish regulations
be amended so as TO have The follow
ing proviso added TO it:
Provided, also, that in case any
planter letting in water from the
river shah mandate the public road
so as to interfere with travel, after
due notice By the Syudic, he shall DO
subject to a fine of SO, recoverable
before amy justice OF the peace, aud it
shall be the du'y of the Syndic to
condemn and close such tlume after
giving due notice.
On motion of Mr.. RoSt, the jury
adjourned to nextresular meeting.
j. Q. TRiCnR, Secretary,
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CHOICE CAROLINA SEED RICE.

For sale cheap, by L. l.. soniat. Victoria
plantation, Left bank, below Hahnville, ST.
Charles parish, La,
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FOR SALE.

two wheel covered spring Cart with sett of
Harness, l Top Buggy with sett of new Har-
ness Apply at Dan BLUMs STORE, four miles
below Hahnyile.
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FOR SALE.

Any one wishing to buy light
second hand hack reasonable, can
secure a bargain by appl, ing at
this office.
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Democratic Principles, but not Con
trolled by any Set of Politicians or
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aud Publishing all the News of the
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SATURDAY, FEB. Z. 1885.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements 81 per square, tirst
insertion. Each subsequent insertion, Fifty
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One column one year 500 90
One-half column ono year 10, 90
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FINHIS PAPER may be found ON file at Geo
/ p Rowell a. Co.'S Newspaper Advertising
Bureau ID Spruce ST. where sivet Using con.
tracts may be made for il in NEW YORK.
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JOSEPH W. CAREW,
EDlroR AND PuBLIsHER.

OUR ADVsRIIsIEG HATES
Are Very Moderate. send for Prices,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
q Fortunate Ending

team Of horses belonging 10 Martinez
Upholt. Of Grand Rapids township, ran
fercely down Monroe street yesterday fore
noon. and at the corner of Division and
Moaroe streets collided with team and
wagon o-lon .lng 20 Vim. +. Allen, of
Corinth. The latter's ng Was overturned
and Mr. Allen ~as thrown violently upon
the pavement, but wits not injured The
axletree % his wagon was bowed az ike a
cats arched back and quantity Of maple
sugar. which he had for sale. was scattered
IN the street aud damaged. one Of the
runaway horses was thrown down By the
collision. but va not injured The team
vas taken IA chargs BY Sergt. Hurley. who
took them to Gees livery barn Il i con
s.dered almost a miracle that the runaway
terminated so fortunately. for it was most
vicious one
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
a Dickens Social.

The Young Peoples Society, OF the Pars
Congregational Church. viii hold a Dick
ems Social At ths church parlors on Thurs
day evening The committee has assigned
about twenty characters. selected promi-cu-
ousiy from Dicksns's works. The Merry
workers will furnish a supper. The proceeds
to 20 into .heir treasgry. and ths delinea-
tions Of the charscters and dialogues. etc.
vii be xiven during the evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

The grocery irm ~ Rice g Moore. f0i
Naoro. street. hare Disposed # their eutire
h1-iness e. Walker Mckendry 6 Co The
rev frm viI - ready for business e,ines-
fsr. April Us The new prourietorS ~ this
UoDnIar establishment are ~ei- Known in
t-il cifr M- FiN o. Walker. for The Tasf
fra years has beer n-ember - the zr0rerv
arw ~ Walker 4 Fsrnsworth. on East
Brtdgn street. u1rfuE the sau1e period Mr.
Nn Nckendrv has hsen Ere effrient man
H-ruolsnalrrar & Eo Tire new frm are
nffsinz extensive Improvements in Che
sfe4s sad with largely Increased sfe~t
particularly n fancy znrerres- feas. snc
.sT.es .hef propose go more taan maintain
ff.e r,od -atrtafiou and hsaaiuz rosfton so
Isne heia sF the aii rn-@
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
Big Success.

All admit that the display of Millinery and
Fancy Goods at J. J. Van Le1ven'- was the
best ever made in the city. Miss an Siyke,
Of New York City. and Miss Ida Harris. who
have charge Of the trimming department,
are artists IN their profession, As the sty le
and finish Of the Hats and BoDuets show.
Mrs. J. 3. Evans. who has charge of the
MillinaTy Department. will always be glad 10
see her friends. assured that she can show
the best goods at lower prices than can be
had el-ewhere. The other departments were
filed with All the late novelties which were
much admired by tie ladies.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

The Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Company have ssaed decidedly attractive
hitle pamphlet describing the summer
resorts of Northern Michigan. and giving a
large amount 20 valuable information con
ceruinE the asuiicent lakes and forests
Of the northern part of tins peninsula The
httle boos IS Illustrated with a large uam
Der ~ handsome. attractive engraving
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Another invoice of Hardman pianos was
received by Paul ". Friedrich. No. u Mon
roe street, during the week and IN order to
make room for the Spring stock a number
OF second hand pianos VIII De sold at the
following price-: 500. $40. Sl25. $40. Call
and see the bargains at once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
--THE-
BOSTON STORE.

~ haze lQsf received and place 90 sale to-day
q isEse 421 elegant stogk ef Dress 1ingilauz ti.s
Jile u4s~e~f sud nnssf stsiss - the sss.zoa.
iar.se 4aanuiy u " ool and S-Ik frilses.
Tao ,ase io5s u Fuu Resralar M@ie Gentz
olls-hah Hose froaa ths Sooteh Syndicate ~aicl
offer ~ lle. Eer pair <ei worth -.
i-atiss' Jerseys. all sizes of excellent value.
We have il-alsg-rats-i and shall eontinHr % sal
az doosstle soois. including Siis-stings Shirt
inss. rrnts licking indisos. Towels. Iabie
ilnen-, Ss. &e al Nea YORK AID Boston sylsii-
cate Price.
Special value In Gent- iaandriei and In
lanndrl-i shirts and neckwear.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
+SILKS+

Our Black Sllks. imported direct by our eastern
syndicate, have caused qnite commotion among
the trading pnblic At sioo and Sis we offer =
2s-inch heavy Gros Grain. which We guarantee 10y
special arrangement with the manufactur ers-
Should these silks by any means cut or not give
full Satisfaction replace them in full By new
Silk Dress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Aaaarsauaa April lf-For the Lppef
Lases. siianfly ssIIlsr. partly cloudy ~eaii.-
.r sad loea. r.4ls. ein.is shifting ~ south
westerly snd tla4 oseon.iA- ssF.abie loser
-.a--.----l.-l
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

The annual meeting of the members Of the
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association of West
ern Michigan viii be held at Masonic Hall.
ia the city of Grand Rapids. Michigan. on
Thursday. April l6. inst. at O o'clOcs p. m..
az which time a President Vice President
and eight Trustees viii bee elected for the
ensuing year. and such other business trans
acted ~ may come regularly before the
meeting.
Several amendments TO the Articles Of
Association will be presented
En- ID. BESEDICT. Secretary.
Grand Barf3s. Mich. April lo ls,5.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Having sold out our grocery business, l0l
Monroe street. 10 Walker. Mckendry < Co.
We most heartily recommend them to our
customers and the public.
RICE q MOORE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
GardenSeedS
IN BULK.

Market Gardeners and others III want
IL Choice Seeds. either for the Garden or
Field. should 20 e. the SEED STORE.
n Canal street 20 buy, as you are sure 20
ge, Vhat YOU want and what y-u buy.
more 81 than II YOU buy where they oo
no' make p specially of Seeds.
We carry the largest stock ~ any
house in the State vest of Detroit. an5
carving 50 large a stock we are able o.
give ron JUST WHAT YOJ WANT.
Oar Seeis sre All pure AMI fresh, bought
of the mast reliable seed growers in tie
country. ncluding ID NJ Perry = Co. -
Detroit and We are sure you VII he
pleased r vou bu7 ~ rs. We keep III
sin.lso ~ Garden Io-ols. Drills, Cultvsfors
Fte. in Tact everything for the Fielg ard
Garden We are alec agents f0T Ham
monts Sing Shot tlle gre''t Worm De
stroyer
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Not being aisle ~ -atisf 9rforiir strange to
he away from home q wees sf e time I have
decided to remove rV office fo Kalamazoo.
Were can hs af home sverF ni .tf Those
wlnfnz arsrs1aus Vlt ao~fF re as any
time. and vl'f come he-e tra ererate
R..srecffnfe fn = ID FFTsHS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
IN DRESS GOODS

W are offering. value. assortment and styles
which astonlsh and please every one
Pity ts-four inoh al ~om Tricott Planned ssc
Usually sells ia the west for si.0o.
forty-tWo inch aTmurt~ al colors Zsc, cheap at
S372
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

ar 0sarze b. Caaia = eitg eirealator u
lHE fsL 1sAAz. aEd u authorized ~ eoil7e'
Flbsoripsl0ns al.a recsipi therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

A. ssbser.6r4 ~ fscssotssg fsx tzLz-
49, r.fslssrls islI promptly .eiit soafeF q
ssor ~ aottfgis..5 iAss sases ~ telephone ~
cstal sssr.f 0lr sslephons aalnbef r. 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Nothing any where eqaals st Jacobs Ou
for tbe r1re ~ pain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
L. :. NAVAL OBSERVATION.
WASHINGTON. Aprll - lss5.
Commander I. 5. ".

Neil Malloy. for number of years with
NJ z. Brown * Co. has purchased half
interest OF :. y. Watson. in the Valley City
Shoe Store. 10 Canal street. Mr.. Malloy
will be glad TO see his old friends at his new
place of business. where they will find full
line of ladies' and gents fine snoes at the
lowest price for a good article.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Bas sou. la1-ie- and phs'oa- # a. r.
Anl-..L.L
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
Celestlal PhotoeraphY.

We were shown yesterday novel and
beautiful specimen of work by Mr.. James
Bayne, the photographer. The specimen l.
a photograph OF the recent solar eclipse,
showing six different effects, taken at differ
ent stngeS of tht shadow a. it passed over
the suns &C. The SIX views are taken on an
ordinary -ized photograph card, one Of
which was forwarded 80 the United States
Naval Observatory and elected the follow
ing letter of acknowledgements:
L. :. NAVAL OBSERVATION.
WAsHSGToN. April ~, 1850.
NJ. Bagne. GRIND Rapids Mch.-SR:
have the honor To acknowledge the receipt
of your observations on the recent solar
eclipse, and 90 extend 70 you the best thanks
of this Observatory for the same.
ALLAN ID. BR0wS.
Commander |. ). n.
Assistant to Superintendent
Through the chief Signal offices of the
Army.
All property owners whose property will
be affected by the regarding OF Bridge
street upon the present established grade,
are urgently requested TO meet IN conference
tonight at Cotton Hall, on said street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
JOB PRINTING.

The fzLEssAA - nos PrsDaf-'i 81 ~
al ki1aa ~ - pnasinz slfA 'iiapal'.ii-
Al orsisrs aeft 81 rle counting a-sla I'll
sosIFe prompt alislnol.
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after November l, ISIS
GREAT TRUNK LINE
ANn rrNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave va Desbrosses and Courtndt street
aafIisSars iitis6Grr and the with Pullman Palace
attached, e. ana p IL. aiy Ne%'s S or aua
Chcago Limited OF tario' Dlnlhg smAlns anu 9coPiHs
wiiIamsport Lock Haven . a. m. P Cory ard Erie
Centre and the OH Regions 49,, s,b 1i,,oo v-osni,,t,n
TXpress Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY. 10
m arrive Washington 40 p M regular at 80 apG
$3.50 J. $40 aud p m M l. night 01H''y' o'i'
"a; 2tS S;S ant C4 EXCEPT 9 aP Sunday gs H.
LONG rancf Bay Head Junction and Intermediate stations
On sunday. 945 a. ~ md p m stop al AsDury
o d POINT and Norfolk via New.York PHILADELPHIA and
Norfolk Hailrold q: a. N. week oa, and m every
I ", Rpookvn Annex connect with al through trains
al Jersey CITY, aaordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
FaTs Rriive: FIom ritsburg = g. l!$o a m t;5 8; ang
F:S p daily IRON WGsin a ana n M SUNDAY $50
Sa m BOO go lg95 no from Ii},G il 5 m 5
go, 9:35. 1905 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
xpre, Trans leave NewYors Desorosses and Court
laudt street Ferries as follows m ~, IN yyasbingto,
SO ~ 3 - % SHlSS@Io i.l'""' "a g. End ~ r and
I'm glt. Accommodation so ~ a. m and a. D. ~
o., :, ana . p M. and - M ut. ,o q ,
Trains leaving Nevl ork daily. except sunday AZ ~ aa'
Il:lO IN ,. 4. and p N, ard j. III. OIL SiAo"SS'
Conu ct at Trenton camden.
Returning Iras We r2aa S!rot oiaVo1i Ing RITZ
am GiniteG L SIrcss and 30 p ,n. lac. T. -
S s4 ;'g go a ma LIZ 4,50 L@j5d $50 5lo and
Iei1e lhadelphia via Camden ally except sunday
Ticket oHces SAG, 425 aud gl iIo9dwaf AotST Hou1e
l ETod IyR Annex staon foot Futonst Eloosya
Buscbs Hotel Ho69s.n S'a'n JsIs'E wv
le New-YorS trans er Con'any VIII call ioi ana CHECK
bageaee from no, q anc residences. p ,yooD
Gencra Manage General pa senger Agent
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Gin iJroprrIn Tor 9alc.

FOUR-STORY brown stone house on MIR
"a ray Hin 9Th st. $50 800 in perfect ortcr nme
0iate pGsscssi0u. >. N. BLAKELA, L5zU BIOddWay.
EOR SALE.-By order of the executor, four
i story browns one house on Gsts, near Madison
- EDDY & co, l4J Broadway.
TOR SALE.-At a bargain to close an estate,
4 lots northeast corner l2utl.st and 1th.ave.
-. Idly A CO.. lao Broadway.
EDR SALE.-'Ho close an estate, full-sizcd
1--Jory house with extension, 9tst. between 9TH
itI =. EDDY & CO., las ETOsdway
gVOR SALE.-Bv order Of executor, , lots
/ on jthavc, near s3dsi, adjoining elegant improve.
meuts: also arge pot an 9Sth aud rt- ana gth
ave D. EDDY q CO.. llG BrOldway