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The name fthe lad who showed HIM
self such hero in saving the lives of the
drowning party at Sank Centre last week,
is Frank Yarno.
Mr.. w. L. Newell, lessee Of the Driv-
ing Park, informs us that the track will be
open and free every Saturday afternoon to
all who wish to use it for pleasure driving.
MIR. G.. F. Davis has shown US some
very superior work turned out by the Avon
stave factory. A rushing business is there
DUNG now in manufacturing the very
best quality of barrel material.
The Daluth Tribune started out last
week on its sixth volume. Mr.. R. G. Mitch
ell, the editor, proposes to "stick" to his
paper and business, and with this determina-
ton cannot fail to succeed, as he deserves to-.
Miss Barrett, by request, gave second
reading at the M. E. Church, Thursday
evening, which was quite as satisfactory as
the first. Both evenings she gave one-half
of the net receipts to the NJ. E. Sabbath
School.
-Messrs. Waite, Clarke 4 Mcclure are
foreclosing on the property of J.H. Van
dyke, in Douglas county, understood to
have been given them as security for money
advanced Mr.. Vandyke to help him out of
his land Office troubles
We would call attention to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. Charles Rees, who has
purchased the book store of ". H. Lamb.
Mr.. R. has heretofore been engaged in the
same line of business, and will be able, in
stock and prices, to give satisfaction to his
customers.
The spelling school at the Presbyteri-
an church Friday evening was fairly attend
ed. The exercises differed somewhat from
those of preceding entertainments of the
kind, one of the features being a test of
pronunciation. The prize for the most cor
rect spelling was awarded to Mrs. Ira
Moore.
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HENDERsON's.

---Holmes & Tyler have q nice
lot OF hardy rose bushes for sale.
Call and see them.
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Fiat Mems Suits" just received at H.
z. Mitchelps new clothing store.
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TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds Of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this Office.
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%Do you ,ca1t j,st-class sewing
machine for moth ing' # so, read o,sr
premium offer on the fourth paqe.
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We would call attention to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. O. F. Carver's thorough
bred stallion "Fitzallen." Mr.. C. can fur
nish the pedigree of this animal, which
shows that he descends from the very finest,
fastest and stoutest racing blood q both
England and America. A good horse is
necessary for the raising Of desirable stock
for the farm, road or the turf. All inter-
ested should inspect "Fitzallen.'
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Remember West is selling prints at s
cents yard.
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The Northwestern Hotel at Brainerd
was burned Tuesday evening of last week.
Partially insured.
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IND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
lST PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported sveekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, Esq, Register of Deeds.
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AoaAoWAAS WY VI tilC AsOAA VI AAOLOI VI Tue
Union School for the month of April:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof: A. Haines, Principal.
VIM Hayward 100 Chas Hussey 9e.1O
Geo McCrea 1890 Anna Dressler 96 .0S
J II Bennett 1886 Horace Alden 96O2
Henry Dressler 97.40 Thos Kelly 1884
Ada Dakin 97.07|Mollie Wright 95.40
SENIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Miss H. NJ Tucker, Teacher.
Sinclair Atkins 95ILewis Carlisle 81
May Clark 81 Minnie Marvin 81
VIM Albright 81 Flora Robertson 90
Mary Rice 90 Nellie Hunter 98
Chas Dakin 90 Julia Delany 81
JUNIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Miss Charlotte Mayer, Teacher.
Mary Powell 95.5 IF Marvin 9l.l0
Bennie Smith 97.5 Emma Kemp 1920
Malcolm Atkins 92.75 Carl Pinney $500
Mary Beaupre 92.10 May Marvin 86
Jennie McComb 91.l0lL Montgomery 85.8
2ND INTERMEDIARY prpARrxsxr.
Miss A. B. Orummett, Teacher.
Nellie Wilson 9SIR Gribbler 80
Fannie Henderson SO Thomas Rust 97.8
Jennie Mcconnell SO Willie Wakefield 97.5
Mary Huber 50 Fred Albright 96.8
Anna Carlisle 97.7IOtto Metzroth 96.5
LET INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
sz Miss S. 4. Stuart Teacher.
S0fas White 995 Frank Moulin 95
Gertie Powell 98.75 Rose McKelvy 94.75
Julius Wood 1925 Lille Beaupre 1926
B Daubauton 96.66 R Dunning 92.5
Beatrice Read 95 Susie Wright 92.5
IND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Mss Fannie E. Beal, Teacher.
Samuel Cornal 80 Mile Albright95
Geo Stabler 97.66 J Kennedy 95
Winslade 1856 Eunce Reed IS
n Dunning 95.33 Minnie Herbert90.33
Willie Wing 95 George Sloan 90.66
1sT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Matte E. Wright, Teacher.
Nettie Raymond 100 Mike Obermiller 96
Charley Wright 100 Earl Hating IS
Jennie Thomas 100 Willie Noel 90
Headlane x98 Vina Huber 90
Johnnie Chase 96 Josia Gribbler 90
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For groceries, go to Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-05-13

% Who ecaets q tirst-closs sewimg
maachsne? Whoever does can get one
By deuoting a fen hours time to raisimq
club for The JOURNAL. See pre-
meieme offer on fourth page.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

We are indebted to Prof Haines for tho
following copy Of the Roll of Honor of the
Union School for the month of April:
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CITY COUNCIL.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Organization. Mayor Evaas's Ipau.
gural.
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FAIR HAVEN.
FAIR HAVEN, May 10th, 1875.

sudden Death--A1most q Firo--Entertain-
! meMt.
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-Prondzinski's new goods have arrived
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FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling SLIP.
Foreign exchange-$5.65.
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe. $3.50
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Rose Queen soap, at s. H Parsons's,
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Seventeen Bishops have already been
invited to be present at the conservation,
and the occasion will doubtless be a very
interesting one. The profits arising from
the excursion train will be for the benefit
of Bishop Seidenbush.
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HOUSE to rent. Inquire Of
j. G.. SMITH.
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See advertisement, "Now is the time
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RAILROAD BUSINESS Statement of the
business done at the St. Cloud Depot dur
ing the month Of April, 1875:
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Charts full lists Prizes
@ IN Sehen % The distribution Of will take place
De selected following Committee whom
over and decided for the shareholders
I c. MCCLURE, J. NJ ROSENBERGER, j. G. SMITH,
JOHN ZAPP, W. B MITCHELL G r DAVIS
JOHN COOPER
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st. Cloud Hotel Enterprise
GRAND CELEBRATION
At ST. CLOUD, JULY 8, 1875.


Will build
and distribute 0''' ''' 10'-
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The election Of an Abbot of St. Louis
Abbey, in place of Abbot seidenbush, re-
Gently appointed Bishop, will take place
At st. Johns College June I'd. The Abbot
ofst. Vincent (Pa.) who is President of the
Order Of st. Benedict will be present and
preside over the election. Each and every
priest of the Order is entitled to a vote in
person or by proxy. 1t is expected that
the Abbot will be chosen from St. Vincent.
Hon; c. A. Gilman, of St. Cloud, is at
the Merchants.-&. Paul Pioneer Press.
1t is understood that during his entire
stay in St. Paul Mr.. Gilman was in close
consultation with ''Watchman," the St.
Paul (?) correspondent of the St. Cloud
Press, "devising ways and means" for
discovering who "Northwest'' is, "Watcb.
man" returned with Mr.. G. to this c;tv and
has been with him every moment, day and
night, since.
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clothing in the market at
Dn4>,9.,>..-y.
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$4,000 Worth of Propertv !

The property will be divided fourc classes:
Class 400 Shares, Shares &o uae
CLASS C looo Shares $5 each Glass D.
The following Of the leading lin
- CLASS "a"
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The First Division.
Summer Time Table. II

ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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Lime P. B. white$1.75@1.s0 per bbl.:: {:
Cement-$4.oo@4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-5oc per bushel of pounds.
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4 s..2-..~1 44yss -s-~
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The name of the lad who showed him.
self such hero in saving the lives of the
drowning party at Sank Centre last week
is Frank Yarno.
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s0ep1g CUaltf1 lIldtIoI' - -, a T,,o,...r


II
4 ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing u. 1875. Leave Hunter POINT as lo
lows ,... -,..,,ax leland sac
Il or Port JsirsOu. Valley, hemiseaa al kocA
away making connections Or all stations On me man me anu
lGti in-Wsv Il for Por; Jefferson and intermediate
staons ann tcI I.eusespi ROcS8way, ana LDolsi ae'
III IS a. ocOmmOdatOn FOR H1cks'Ie ana '"r iismP
80 ~ Accannoation for IveThesd NoTtiport. Locust
valley Hemjtead aad kockaway. connecting az hVeiiesl
vi, l.xlress Gre'npOft III -.
90 m-roenIoIt and sag HarOnr press WIN parior
stopping ~ rnciPal stations 0liI(
sn m Jefferson Express. making connexions ior
Lou II valley Iemps1uad AMI KOckawaT .,- o..
$50 D. m valley Express making cohheeuohS LOT
Hfupstead RoCkaNay ,... ooa,a. ,sons
IS. D. m~Noilport Accommodation making CONNECTIONS
~ I ola,.st VALLEY i,1npseaG ar1 Eockaway
- SUNDAY Trains
Leave Hunters Point at $1,000 ,-.r ,,.,.,...o,
ln.-For Port Jefferson, LOCUST N"nos' "0'NP'''
crmetate stations ara NJ an, Il,
90 ,n For Norhport Locust Valley, Hel-'tad and ID
ereiate stations connecting with tram ir has' N""
For Far ROosaway.-eave Hunters Point az ~ ana So
rn and 80 and 63j, and 73O p N ketlthine-L
R,rkaway at Tao and ll3v M aie 80 % anu 80 Y N
new Ork, ioOl OF lhils
James sip. tcAtegt ounin - ~ HIN
,',- ,re vious from Hunters fOiii
-N@' W. n. GUSTS, General superintendent
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
SEw-roEK CITY
<.,,.,4,.-sl,n W a COLO It Of Cherry at 2ox4o ~
Susan s!Is,n - H ru los Ioa and 10 on map of
w Norris I7OxlI4l0 Hesry Degraaf to John ~ MOI,
s,sL -; to2 loan ~ Ksya1agh .,.-..., $4,000
1Sth 81 :. 10, ,hn 20 Frank Rover 5000
S5th IT. n q I s /" 70 Joseph .......~. 5000
ssths ms lie II 1. e ~ ave - o4Oo
ssth -, q ? ~ !, OF olhiVe = ~ 29lco
oe; a Ighs SO II OF istave 25x7.S; s7thst
ESQ of 4thave 25x1O2zi : tn-si; : = z. % ~ eoi
an ave- 30 - 5o 5oricage Of II
s sIN ronTtv nIary y Cassidy Eliza. wife Of Den
A4h ST. : 49, ,,er 20 Mary sIencrr Nominal
4ethst q 3 II 1Sr1 - I - $4,000
Ssns No Mo- S - p5io IsaacS cofHee,ion dee 2iOOo
$50 st. 40 IL TO % caroline ~ l.. 500
esd =! s COZ MaI-r 81 oGO
7lss u zoe Il " shave 5ox los a-d s : s 10y
81 sxioo; Philip Weaver 20 lester BoAit sub animal
72d II , Z, v % = aese l'AoO ss5e)
7sest q SO u !, ase 10 + e;HosIrr $500
sitAsi lgeit 5daye 25xl 20 70 S pSkesr;e
x Oppenh,im,r and IL II ym ,o ~ ,o. 0'oV
s5,hst - II ~ " A % s. BSysrl 81 900
i5stsi 3 iV nS II ~ sub mort - ooo $500
lsa Wa. - y o. 10 1 Frank ps 1850
oSsyr : corner inst. 2O.6xsi spencer { smith TO
., 3"an s-i II Of s5thst 22xlOo samuel Cam 600
o, elS 20 % vs. - It I3thst l9.6x6GlO. y
gsr, MAJ snre' = "e u JON. 100
Central ,,;eSslbaeer 70 Emma Frieibrger 600
20 aDr'a s Ia n - = Of i;r,vtsi 29a 7x,9Ux2Sj
1soe7 Henry P Degraal 10 John Kavanagh 70 90
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Nrw- 5crsep Real estate tor Gale.

M -OA MODEL So, 900 HOMES. 50, 500:
n .,tSEgs-At FliANKLIN CHARMING s.4RiD q
>TyX ,Hk \ J. COnvena ut To ORANGE hOCNIAIN'
Al 500 viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE rocns
z 000 " in Buy HANDSOME CoIIAt't- . lt"lihs
ss9OO " IA Buy HAN DsOAE @ - a, - . ,opls A.,
$1,000 viii BY a II AN DoOhL. III 4 -A''i-' - ~ 49,
,noi.ro it,1 70 elueuts .some gT'ind- ,,s -.
THIS property beautifully locnie aj"llhe 80
49,, ,ssr.r N Inc than CENTRAL PARK On commute
bon eycgirui OHOOL~. CIT RICHES ana u .,ih
Examine Photograph of Houses &C. az - - ia
Ron l6. "ANA-@ ="
Ps-NO NTHLY PAYMENTS
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Sept. ., 1875.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange salesroonis to-day.
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6teamboats anA RAILROADS..

NORTH RIVER AND NEw-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE, Pier -, n. R.-steamer CHHYBTENAH
leavss dsiv q $50 landing st 9<ih FOR YcnkerH
Turyeyvp. Nyack- hookIand LakA Haverytrsw. Temp
kns Cove, ana PBeksKnL The ADEAPHI at ,. m,
landing st 24.hs.. Tor xnElswood fonksrA Hanna
for lS5thf Fort Washington, Engiewood Yonkrr ast
ingA Tarrvown and Nysck For particulars inquire Of
LANE Agent, On Pier "a No sunday boat
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Gitp properip 60 fft.

ITO LET OF LEASE-Rent, 81 600 and re-
pairs $50 West 22G-s a.. Is rooms ]. DEAHAN q Co.
26o West 25d-st.
mo IET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox5O,
An rne building facing CITY Hal PARK the rooms vel
adapted a billiard room having nh ssliat nn
hght AID easy scccss Apply 10 J. n. wfCkOFf Co., "a
fxnr0v.
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Sitnntlons Uanie0-- ma!fs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE Will RE RECEIVED D.! AT ,, THE
s rtG" or So, Vest 7; Twenty tRIds EgshaSs
ge sd So cor Tsys cor
% aaaSGa 5 7fTRsf s Nc s5
door To the PostO Office up TO m al regular ounce
rates
COACHMAN and GRoOMS PLACE wanted
~ by a useful AMI oblging age 30 has first class ex
f r Of s fnnt Ia GA 5aye fS'sf'n'''
COACHMAN and GROOM-A respectable
y married man no i9eumbranee who understands ,e Sss
and oil c s . s ant T rfrsnSfs Any
ODELLs AGENCY, 100 EFT gath st., corner Broad"ay
porters
DORTER and USEFUL.-A German young
would NE place II store Or hotel or tnS =.
2To xpp at It ob ni AaENcY cS West Sss
broadway.
Waters.
A USEFUL MAN (coiOredD wants situation
ran a from ssf taion peciy e%pera
no tobacco Is ohging and Wiling 70 pc gen,ra Per
Es li HoME BURE1 T. les 6Iha se, above iothse
WATER and USEFUL.-A French young
oses fa" 'P Prviis ay nnietanSs his esnes
Oughy, ana fenisl ne very est % ron ~ en-
corner broadway
Miscellaneous.
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, who own and
zen Ss ssr n insfto Very e
6esI given 70 character and ability. Address
A GERMAN md WEE lman good lt gardener ,nsl
ongh good washer roner and general
hfnSTEsTAN 31 ' HS%E 81 REAt s shave
A USEFUL YOUNG NAN for city or country,
IA for S or gy, e holm Wiling to s0S Ese m for ve low
Fsf GlS moMR f "a RpS gy'0 1
A USEFUL MAN C;wedish)-For farm, gar
a don tend horses and any kind Of work, and is
very INDUSTRIOUS aud strong and willing yoang man
I eS xaSfs noM s sTREXT is5 e6a7s Iot
4 USEFUL COLORED LAD, about II,
wants bs eip1s ANA @ and 5e ener
useful iSr cy 9E ecy r cam can be- sen AZ The HoM
BUREAU. l3s SHAVE.
A USEFUL man and wife Guardianship
n good capable cook ami washer irone ant general
rseral waiter ard useful reliable man have good refer
ISf'ANr OLE BUREAU, 1873 dthaye, above lOthst
NOACHNAN, GROOM, GARDENER, sc
B oaer sgs 20 sg r., es1 so o, dIis. ara go Sr
so rs,ate sregnho ~, and sf iS
near 9tllst tiate OF llIn-.tl
TOACHMAN and USEFUL-Man and wife
- together erarae Ply ccrnpetent sober .teady scnye
WE as , Sy, he Ssf erT references At the PRoT
E3r&ST BUREXU rs 5thay aUoye l0ihot
sNOACHMAN aud GARDENER, or FARMER
Y snd USEFUL MA respeciiole y9ung man %onid
Nc nrni Of horses good plain vegetable and Hover
c,rtuer place farm: can tuflsi good
rgf4eurc ArpIv at ODELL , AGENCY, lCJ est 1th d.
Broadway.
USEFUL MAN.-A French voting man would
1 aef S S..i Or ass Vii 60 al moierat sagc
..,J Gan furnish gOti reference. Apply at ODELLo
AGENCY. l59 West 3i'h-st. - 70. BROADWAY
khrANVED-By young couple WITHOUT
W en- dren situation the % German Is hisi class
GROOM and COACIAIAN aud IA assist Garicui *; the
f as good COOK, WASHER, and IRONEk; best oi Ieier
encr. Address T. H.. "a GToenwchaye
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.

COMBINATION EXTRAORD!NAk1;- Ter
fcf Cock M and Laundry RANGES that heat the rooms
above warra..teeL n ! IL - -, ~ Vort
<GADTSON AVE.-A fonr-story brown stone
NA cabinet rnish corner HOUSE Or SALE at saciince'
RULAND a within q, BeekilaiSi
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Eousss auo farms Uantco.

HIJDSON RIVER WATER FRONT WAN
ED.-Musi be on The west side between Au''hS "''
JOHN y. WYCkOFF a Co. ~ Park-ron
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, win
w sTORE IN a country town Address, stating loweSA
terms and fun particulars X MILLER, y 5ihase n y
VEvANTFD.-To purchase. between larry
w Fishkl- from TO 10 ACho suian nO'
price not over trOoO "A
arss, vim ful artseuiars MORE Highland Falls, n u
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Brcoklpn Real @state for sale.

A SPLENDID HOUSE in lexington ave,
n BROOKLYN 800 twostory Cotase moI iSa r ch
do,he nar1ors extension iHng e1onnd '0XlV" cO
s,1 % minute .rcm the ferries hstcEass 0ciiy Terms
a. snit HAsTINC> 95S Broadway opposite DehAiD AVE-
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Gounlrn Real Gsiats for Salf.

800 s-
NOR SALE, CHEAP-A FRUIT FARh
rising 20 acres delightfully."- situated VITA water s5a
Ulster Co n y Address JAS :. BRADY % BanA 81 y. D.
TOR SAIE-TEXAS LAND SCRIP, IN tracts
4 of Gao acIes which can be loc yea any 1 s on g
,hsic dor,ain make "a least ~ ~ every
ac out For full particulars address ALAcE slOElso
ST. Ioiis 40.
nor SALE, AT CROTON-A very desirable
Mot OF scrs with dwelling house ant nntp1l.li d ~
.uitafI- for a geutl,mans COZ NTRN kESlDEN c. 81
Abundance of large small fruits on the place Has Linz
wafer NO"~ EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Office.
NOR SALE or TO LEASE
Tor market gardening mix nan al under goDl lect az
Inc Junction Island Railroad and Ola FOWL OH
s'~'SA iS~""' - JAMES A. GARRErSON.
Price 5000, rent $3.50
EARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
KentucEy free and clear. cheap AMI on cay ter.as io
rssh OF vii exchange for assorted Ne OF u VIII "
snAIl improved city OF near by Iiop,ii
not too heavily moTgaged Apply for one week. Det"eo 10
aud ? clock only. al - broadway. Room >.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for New York
or Brooklyn House brstcass modern hfSlD1-N -
with 20 acres near Hudson tree from incunGin'2 OH
owners bns requiring his removal 10 the Guy y @ 49,
offering for exchange; VAL si'o Soie "ne M
gan Photograph at cur Office. o. ,c, -, t,road,ra,
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ELEGANT OLD PLACE for RENT, in
IL Canoridyc. MassA lArgo square manaon HOUSE. m
excellent orer with modern improvements finely situated
the coecva with and ample
rIN0 LET or LEASE-A two-story BUILD
ING 30 feet hy 60 eet with without power. Apply
e. sTAlNAR & LAFFEI. East Newark. N. j.. or %
Fu.ionss
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Drcoalpn propertp % Get.

rTN0 LET-A three-story Brick HOUSE, Base
meat sad befllaF. IL kooms. al modern inBross
iyD. Can BIZ from 10 p. m Eent Soo fgsssS"
tnnedately. 1EO ehibAohh-
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Deniistrp.

A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
"A l26 West Thirty fourtist Broadway and sixte
special neohanrai dentistry Platina. gold and vu
cane also coral rubber eaJod Take grecn cars from
Grand Street Ferry, Sixfh-ave. Broadway
NEwBROCGH, l2o West Thirty fourrh-st.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTl-
~ FULi-Ny F~sn PiEine (nicaiisg color and sub
artificial teeth oxces everything herctOfre OF
beauty. gaess onl, 70 be
appreciated l day and only SO per set
Call and examine Also best Rubber seA from slO TO sl5
S35 Extracting under
q. WAIT. 40 East Twenty third ST.. near hadsonaye
TT,HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
l. Dr. GEO II. MODEMANN, 532 3f-ave- near 36ti ~,
all GROWING light OF dental art
Best SETS $40. $50 $50.
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DROYIDENCE AND STONINGT0N

STEAMSHIP COMPANY
f,orsol,a.,,on nj sTONISGTON LINE and PROVIDENCE
+ \ 4 bel ween NETWORK and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE hEWPoRi. AND BOSTON VIC
Till SDAYs and sATU RDAYs, and NAltRA0ANsEIT
MONDAYS WEDNEs DA :, and FRIDAYS, Leave Fer So
\ L. foot Of Jayst, ST y. m.
iaEh tickets pfi acpal points In New Eng and and
q, roS1nce. may be obtained Railroad Deiots and Hotel
fckt fees be secured ~ advance a. ths
Offices WesicO,t Express Company and Al Sl' Er""1"V
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. -
The stanch ann powerful steamships ELE,ThA, Mos
n ~ WTTDSFSDAYs and FRIDAYS and CAlATfA,
III FsDAYs THURSDAYS and SATURDAY.. leave Pisr
u n r. foot Robnson ST. at p m Direct route for
Worcester and az Northern points via WORCESTER
NNe-' - d. =. BABcOCK, President
l. " FiLKISs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

Gorses, Carriages, Garness, &-r.
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A (Iate Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE 81 LIBERTY-ST
(Fvening Post PUildn-)
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE Is 10. 81 %. and p TflRTEENTH-ST,
near University place.
The business will BE- colancd n precisely the strict
and principles which have always Character ed the
dead hoase the respect and confidence Of
the business community well the public AZ large
REGULA SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Entries for ynie NAV be made through the mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03


From Fier 2s North River, foot Of Mu1sy-st-
THE W ENOWNl-D STEAAEl.S
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
c.c+ q SIMMONS cant y. NJ. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
TIE most direct route 10 Taunton. Aiideboro, Plymouth
Ne Bedford Martna's Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the
vrsITF MOUNTAINS and all principal points in New In
gland anG the PROVINCES
For tickets and statercoms apply 944 BROADWAY Broad
way corner Twenty hirds Court ST. Brooklyn or al tha
% on the Pier and at AL principal Ticket Offices
the city. 5',I'Di--N @ ~, , III - ~ -
FHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD-SUMMER
ia AREANGkMEN1S-AbG G.. ), 1879
loot tOrtlandt anu DesJfcs y n
-,,y a L. through EliEiia, cOnu"clng WITH T!Ls
for II azltni Beaver Meadow. Halanoy City SheIaI,
dosh, Carmel points II uaAieth ahu
reciols; a,sD masses close c0nitcllOn "r
Ifiacg Auburn. Rochester, BufaiO, Sl3rara Fal% &c.
1.OOD m TunhaaunOck. coinecsHg WIN Trains ior
Hszlcion Mahanoy City Resting Pottsville' anc lar
90 n n. for March Chunk stopping st all stations
daily, for al principal sta'iohs
Tor Ithaca. Auburn, ftociesief
Buffalo Niagara rails, aud the west FuIlmans
'''"e pnHrPT T.. SATRF. Surt and Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
Real GsiGie Co gxrhanse.

A SMALL COTTAGE and grounds wanted
~ an fhs c,.ntrv in FXCH ANGE for ME2CHANDtSE,
aoo some cash necessary. the sea shore NJ fvrI pr
ferpcd Address particulars r. o. BOX ST. 7parNii
N. Y.
ON CARROI.L-ST., near PROSPECT PARK
Very story brOwnstoDe HOOeE, ouils
m best manner and having every ilproN eEaeHt
RULAND d wHITiNG,9 Beekman-st
fvFXAS LANDS-To be exchanged ior good
Il family EE,IDESCE In Sew-ferh OF inineHha'e
~'siA'" ' '' Address II. L. C.. Tribune Office.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-21
The Minnesota Crops.

A correspondent from st. Paul, MIMI,
writes as follows regarding the crops of
that state "The crops of this country
are simply perfect. Having been here
four weeks, and been through different
sections of the state, speak from obser-
ton. The wheat crop will be one of the
heaviest the state ever produced. In Cot
tage Grove and other equally as good por-
tons the crop will run as high as thirty
five and forty bushels TO the acre, while the
poorer sections will produce about fifteen
bushels. An average of eighteen bushels
throughout the state is considered full
crop, and there IS no question but what
that will be the mark this year, while all
other grain IN root crops, promise equally
as good. Many of the most sanguine put
the average crop at twenty bushels pei
acre"