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Frightening Prospects.

All the later reports concerning
the prospects of the spring-whea
crop and other cereals are highl,
encouraging. The Milwaukee,
Journal of Commerce, which seem.
to be carefully informed, speak:
with great satisfaction of the gen.
orally promising appearance
throughout the spring-wheat states.
1t says:
"The wheat in a majority of sec
tons is well spread and sprouted,
but in many it sjust above ground.
1t does not follow however, that
the crops, even in these places, will
be either light or poor. 1.-THE con-
ditions from this time forward are
favorable, the chances are about as
good for that Just started as for
that further advanced. Taking il
all around, the yield this year is
likely to be as good as the average.
Farmers begin to hope that the
yield OF spring wheat will counter
balance tina loss sustained by kill
ing Of winter wheat, and at present
this hope would seem to be well
founded"
OF the other great staple of the
country, the cotton crop, equally
favorable accounts are given from
the southern. Louisiana reports
an increase in the acreage of four
per cent, Mississ ppi of three per
cent, and Arkansas the same.
Texas shows still more satisfactory
returns, and Alabama is also en-
couraging. South Carolina is the
lowest on the list.
With the prospects of good
wheat crop; with q more defined
financial policy determined for the
government than the countr has
had to calculate upon since the war
closed; with political disturbances
very generally quieted throughout
all the States; with movements for
reforming the dishonest mal-admin-
Of public affairs becoming
more hopeful every day-there is
really no reason why some bright
ening Of the skies should not be
looked for now in this business
world.rCourier. 4. -....
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amined the country for a distance
of twenty miles along Rifle River,
and found the sandstone which in
yariably accompanies the coal de-
posts, and he expresses the opin-
ion that it is quite probable that
the large area Of land sonth of
Rifle River has valuable coal beds
enclosed. This probability, how
ever, the professor says, can only
be brought to evidence by actual
experiments, and until these are
made he wisely prefers to abstain
from expressing certain views
which he now entertains on the
subject, for fear that by SO doing
he might injure the parties who
are experimenting, or, on the other
hand, the public. The professor
futher refers to the fact that sever
al borings were made, one to the
depth of 100 feet, where coal was
not found in large quantities.
Other borings are progressing, but
he thinks they have not yet reach
ed a sufficient depth to enable him
to arrive at final conclusions as to
the existance of valuable coal de-
posits. The professor is impressed
with the belief that in this state
coal deposits underlie an area of
Of about 5000 square miles.-Cow-
;ers t.ne
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SHERIFFs sALE.-By virtue Of an execution
kJissued out Of the Circuit Court for the county
on Apenn, bearing date Of June 10th, AID. 1878,
and 70 me directed at certain suit wherein John
herndnd2 .. Je6ers, Alonzo II Davis and John w,
creagcr, defendants, have this day seized and
levied upon the following real estate ss the prop
70 wit An the right. title and inter.
est that said John w. Creagcr had on the 15th
day OF FEBRUARY, 1878, An and 20 the west half Of
the north-west quarter 81 section four fD IN town
.hir,{ -one isi north OF range nine 9D east which
Will offer for sale ~ public auction 10 the bigh
est bidder on Saturday the sist day OF July next.
NJ two o'clock IN the afternoon Of saii dny.
ne above sale VIII BE- held nj the front door Of
That being ue plrcc for holding the Circuit Court
$4,000. tn JOHNSTON, sheriff.
Dated AZ A'rena, This issh day ~ June, is;s
Ia enigi, off ffFi 2o2w6
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Finer Manipulation Again.
From the Lumbcrman's Gazett,

An artisan may devote his ener'
gies to a given subject for time
and at once behold the result in a
definite form. A writer may de-
vote his energies to given subject
also and while his efforts may be
appreciated, may even result in
accomplishing exactly the object
sought, the writer may never learn
of the harvest resultant from his
thought and research. This fact
is constantly. confronting him who
writes in the interest of class, in
other words, the editor of success
ful class paper knows that his pa
per is sought and that it is power,
yet except in rare instances can he
point to a business interest and say
suggestion of mine, in my paper,
on such a day, caused the adoption
of such an idea in machinery or
otherwise and resulted greatly to
the advantage of the manufacture.
Of course this cannot be changed,
yet there are men who have written
columns and talked whole pages
on the subject of the finer manipu-
lation of lumber and still they do
not just now perceive very mark
ed increase in the development of
this branch of industry in lumber.
There are however several firms in
the Saginaw Valley, for example,
who are handling their lumber al
most entirely in the manner indi-
Gated by the words "the finer
manipulation of lumber" Jesse
Hoyt. Wright, Upton & Co., Jno.
McGraw & Co., Brooks & Adams,
Pitts & Cranage, G. Merrill & Co.,
md others, are successfully carry
ng out the idea, and still others
must come to it. The saving in
'reights, at first would hardly seem
If sufficient Importance to pay
pecial attention to. The absolute
act is that dry dressed lumber
Ioes not weigh over one half as
much as green does. The bulk is
'lso reduced at least 90 per cent.
When ten green boards will meas
ire one foot in thickness, the same
lumber dry and dressed will re-
Iuire thirteen to the foot, the pro-
'ortion being as ten is to thirteen
o bulk and one to two as to weight.
n addition to this, there is an i'm
nense saving in the ability to
loosely and economically work up
II the available lumber manufac-
nred. In addition also, where
MS system is adopted buyers may
urchase just what they want, when
hey want it and may buy to a
ertainty, with no absolute Deepen
ence upon estimates or cheap in
pection. $50. alien
More labor expended upon lum-
er at the points where it is manu-
lctured is needed, and it will pay. {
ub-divide your common lumber,
III the coarse low and get its value
IT the finer grades. s.sil sfb ,
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Great Inducements TO agents and clubs The
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Office No. Al Park Row, New
Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
TO and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Saginaw and Bay City. .ff ~. n ~
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpenn daily, except sunday. by A1peua
and Bay City line of steamers, at 700 a. IN.
Leave Bay City at 700 a. M, 1885 a. m, 200
p. m. and 1890 p. m.
East Saginaw, 1885 D. M, Il:sO a. m, 2:35 D. m,
Flint, s:s5 a. M, 1881 p m, s:a7 D. m 1921 A. m.
Holly, 9;S5 and leo p. IN 4:s5 and $40 p. m.
Arrive Mt DetroitAD. a NJ ll:25 a. M, $40 p. IN
Wayne, $50 and Cos p. M, 7:25 a. m, r.r
Detroit M. c. $50 p. m. $3.50 p. m, 500 a. m.
Monroe 4;o5 p. M, 1885 p. m, DIS a. m. ~ q.
Toledo 5;OS p. m 1000 p. m, 1929 a. IN. .f
GOING NORTH i
Toledo, 700 n. m, ll:O5 n. m, Soon. H.
Monroe 1855 q. m. 1900 m, 0:25 n. m. fl--.l
Wayne s;57 a. m, 1881 p. M, sos p. m, 1900
pm. .t 7. I+'-l. l'i l-fl
Detroit s;i5 and l0:i5 a. m, $40 and 10. so D. m.
Hoiley ioi5 A. m, 1884 p. m, 7:45 p. m, Al 5 n.
Flint Has a. m, s:io D. m, s:24 D. M. 4ssa. m.
East Saginaw $50 and s;l5 a. m, 1917, 400 and
9:45 p. m. ~ IT. VI I'''T-
Arrive At Bay City. i.aS and 900 a. m, lao, 4:Ss
Reed City. s:25 y. M and 1910 noon.
Lodington, l0:i5 and i:30 p. m.
The steamer John sherman leaves Ludington
every evening ON arrival Of day express, at 10:i5
making close connections at sheboygan with the
and Fon du Lac r. r., Tor all points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and the Upper Peninsnlar of Michigan.
Returning leaves sheboygnn at 1880 noon, con-
meeting al budington with the night express leny-
ing ut 2. m. Connecting at Ludington with
Steamers for fentwater, Manistee and Frankfort
CONNECTIONS. tr
Connections made at Toledo with the lake
Shore Michigan Southern railroad for Cleveland
and Chicago, with the @. III. q ID. r.. r. for Cincin-
natl. Also with the 7. w, * w. X. II. for the
south and Southwest. At wmync with the Mich
igan Central Railroad, East and West At Ply
mouth with the Detroit, Lansing 4 Lake Michi-
NJ H.ll. -
waukee r. r.. /; and az Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk Railways for the
East; az Reed City with The Grand Rapids q
!ndiania II: r., for the North and South; at
Flint with the Chicago & Lake Huron.
Sleeping coaches on night srans. ~ reft p.
For further particulars see smsll bills.
An trains run By Detroit time. 80 ~ iarfa
J.P. NouRsE, General Ticket Agent. N nj
A. y. FLETCHER,
70 en.1iGcncral Ticket Agent, Aipena. Mich.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given That ON the 10th day Of
April 1875, sold my interest in the horses and
livery rigs ut the McDade Stable TO William
100 i. McDADE.
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PROBATE ORDER.-state Of MI

0RObATE OhDEh.-Stnte W Michigan
- County Of Aipena, ~.
At a session cf the PROBATE Court, for the Coun-
ty Of Alpena, holden nc the Probate Office I'm the
city of Alpcna, ON Monday, the seventh day of
June, IN the year one thousand eight bsnind anil
Present Obcd Smith, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the crtate of Edward Vail, de-
ceased. -'.i l.-1 -
On reading and filing the petition duly verified,
OF Henry Bolton, administrator of said estate,
prnyng for license to sell the real estate Of said
Edward Vail, for the purpose Of paying the debts
Of said estate.
Thcreupon II Is ordered, that Monday, the second
day OF August, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, be-
assn ned for the hearing cf said petition, aDl Tint
the Iepa, heirs Mt law Of said Deceased and M 9TH
on persons in,, rested in said estate are re1urcd
10 mn. >ear at s,-sion Of said court, then TO be
holden NJ ne Probate Cice, in the city Of Alpcbs,
and show cau.-A. IL any there be, why the prnycr
OF the petitioner LIQUID not be granted And Il
is further ordered, that said petitioner, Henry Boil
ton give notice to the perso interested in said es-
tate, Of the tendency OF said "etiioh; ana the
heading thereof, by causing coy o. TINS oauei 70
be published In the ALPEsA WEEKLY :. Nous, n
newspaper printed and circulated In SAT-, col"ty
OF Alpcna, six successive weeks, and alsc by
causing the same to be personally served nj leas.
ten days previous to said day Of hearing upopy
the heirs at law, II they be found in said county. \
"A true copy.l
2olwe OBED SMITH, VI
yttds anfD oEoAa ~
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MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been
lvl made in the conditions Of certain indenturc
OF mortgage, made and executed on the twenty
eighth day Of May, in the year one thousand
TO William II. Potter and George +. Lewis and 70.
corded mt the Office Of the Register of Deeds of
Alpena county, Michigan, on the sixth day Of
June, IN the year one Thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-four, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon Of
SAID day, in Liber one, Of mortgages ON page
twenty-three, which said mortgage was du7v
sold and assigned by said William II. Potter 10
sgnment Of mortgage bearing date on the second
day OF June, In the year one thousand eight hun
dred and reventy-four, which said writer assign
ment was duly recorded at the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Of SAID Alpena county. on the sisth
gay OF June, in the year one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-fpur, I'm Liber G, OF mortrages
on page s2e, and which said mortgage was after
ward duly sold and assigned by said George y
Lewis to lsrial N. Smith, by certain written
assignment OF mortgage, bearing date on The
h,ftieth day Of July, in the year one thousand
ten assignment was duly recorded in the ofiios ~
me Register Of Deeds OF Alpcna county, in Iiber
y, OF mortgages, on page 35l, on the first day of
s MaFsss,s IN the year one thousand oight hundred
n Claimed TO be due al the date on this f3otc ~
principal and interest the sum of two hnrasos
s snn ~ dollars and also the further
attorney fee, rs provided for In said mortg,c ~
ana no proceedings having been had or teIes,
s.,nsr IN law or equity 10 collect the debt remain,
thereof therefore, o"e'' W my part
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of Tho
power OF sale In said mortgage contained. on sato
turday the twenty-sixth day of Jnne In tba on.-
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty,ave, eur AZ
Two Two O'Clock n the afternoon Of said day. M Ar
~ ooor or Pofters brick block, on scc5nd strts%
IN tns CITY o. Alpena, IN said eouptv ~ 49,
s Una, being the place for holding the Circuit Eo"r
foreeio. vdpn,y ot Apena,l said mortgage shall be
~ ,s s and that Thomas r. Johnston sheriff
vii, is ssl county Of Apena, will offer for sne and
w ~ ~, AZ public auction OF vcndue 10 the la
~, o"ioer, the premises described IN s,;J r s.
49, .. ~, 70 much thereof win be necessary %
sa,sfy me amount due on said MORTGAGE 10y 20
coot, ,n na attorney fee aforesaid and ali intcrsss
a. $50 ". sna charges allowed by law: aid r.s,s.,
~. sa'a mortgage Described, being sfua, n, 49,
s s,,y .. A,ptpa In the county Of Hirens "a .ns
49, mnntrn, and described n. xl,nr,, az "a
,e "" not number two ~, in block pn5, owS 20
All, wv ro,ters addition 10 the Village nos nx
thernos "'chgan, according 10 the recorded 10 81
~. - IsRIAL N. SMITH 49,.
'",on Y; nunSHAM. Attorney for s,,, ,s-'sncc
D"'ed Aipcna, this seth day o. March a.,
= Itrrsrtn e. i9cvi3 .
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Michigan Central Railroad,
The Short Line to and from the
SAGINAW VALLEY AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN
TIME TABLE.

0OiNO
Leave,
Detroit, 500 m, $50 m, and 1000.
NJ. C.. Crossing, $40 m, $40 p m, and lois p IN.
Norris, s:2s IN, 600 pm.
Utica, 1888 a IN, $50 and 1850 y m.
Rochester, 9:lO m, G45 p m, 1928 m.
Orion, $50 a m, ZOO p m, l:l0 am.
Oxford, $3.50 m, 7:li p m, l;25 am.
. Mstamora. 9;57 a m. $50 p m, las a m. 49,. .-.,
Lapeer, 1919 m, 1853 y m, 500 IN.
Fish Lake, $3.50 p N. 7;lO m.
Ottm Lake, 1890 IN. 1913 p m, 40 am.
NIiiington. lloi am sSs p m i;S5 IN.
vasstr, ll:i7 avn, SOL p m, sos u m.
Reese, ll:34 n m, sos p m, $40 a IN.
Ray City, arrive, 1900 m, 9:Ss p IN, $50 m.
Wenona, 1907 p m, 9:45 p m, 6;i0am IN.
saGtnrw City, 1858, 1885 y IN, 1883 m
GOING SOUTH.
Leave,
Saginaw City, SIS a m, LES and s:55 N.
WenOna, T;lO n IN, 2;l3 and 0.I5 p m.
Bay City, 7;l5 m, 2;25 and 1870 IN.
Reese, s;i5 a IN, 2;55 and ll;l0 p m.
Nassar, S;Ol "a m, 3;l2 and ll;4o pm.
Millington, S:li m, 3;25 y m, 1905 a M
Otter Lake, S;2s m, $40 p IN, 1880 m.
Columbiaville, S;SS a IN, $50 p m, 1850 IN.
Fish Lake, $40 m.
I.apeer, 9;os m, Ais p m, ISL m.
Metamora; 9;s2 IN. 1914 m, $50 an
Oxford, $3.50 m, i;j2 p m, 800 m.
Orion, OIL n m, 500 p m, SIS am.
Rochester, 1905 n m, 5;lS p m, 1855 m.
Utica, 1920 m, 5;33, p IN, i;25 IN.
Norris, l0;i7 IN, $500 pm.
Nj. c. Crossing, ll;0j m, $50 m, 600 m.
Detroit, arrive, ILLS IN, 62s IN, Clio a IN.
All Trains Daily except Sundays.
Night Train in both directions has Pullman
Sleeping Car attached to and from Saginaw and
Bay City and Detroit.
Ii. b. LEDyARD, Wal B. STRONG,
Asst Gen. Sup't, Detroit Gen. Sup't, Chicago.
HENRY c. WENTWORTH Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
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OBED SMITH,
Judge Of Probat

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.-The Circrff
IN Court for the county of Alpena. Edward Ht(
VS.: Amos Wright and Moses r. Jcffertls.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 5th day of
March, A. ID. 1873, writ of attachment was duly
issued out Of the Circuit Court for the county OF
Alpena, at the suit of Edward Hull, the Plaintiff
Above named, against the lands, documents goods
and chattels, moneys and effects of Amos Wright
and Moses X. Jefferds, the Defendants above
named, for the sum Of two hundred and sixty-five
dollars, which said writ wins returnable on the
9Th day Of April, A. ID. 1875.
ttot ,..ts II. J. KELLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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q 77A WEEK guaranteed TO male and fe-
% 4 a male Agents, in their loc,lity. Costs
NOTHING to try it.. Particulars free. L. o.
VICKERY * CO., Augusta. Me
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cancer Institute,
DIR. HEBERN CLAFLIN, :

1879 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III.
CANCER PERMANENTLY CURED, in all
forms, without the use of knife, with little or no
pain, and without debilitating the patient. This
to myself, having tested its efficacy thoroughly
during 20 years practice.
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Wn.. z. Savage Dc Bros Column.

Persons answering any of these advertisements,
win please state where they saw the same.
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Amusem
DOOTHs THEATER. Monster Entertainment.
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- BENEFIT
STACY mANAaRa JOHN VINCENT.
THIS thu ~, ksDAT Sg2S IA, MY A. ossros
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rS ~ Nj MN TA %f%sra 1ss P'r '; sis,
JOSEPH H. wHEE LOCK rroltss siIAMUs oBRIEN.
viii, n.goHT{ ! III e. l &EsSfAF d, n.r,.
Dae, by A iS,Io @iRFia any 81 &onAs THE
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TIE SERIOUS FAMILY.
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P00TH' THEATDR. NELSON FARE
TWO EEMAAlREAgLE T. r EEK 2hMANcEs
FAREWELL MATINEE At 80. waen will he repeated
9'''''i" N"'F'e'' RTE r,st 10 10 rNgi,a1.nAcK.
FAREWELL EVENING FfT?oGEAMuI; a: oci1ck
- THE LADY or LYONS ....--
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CLARA M0Hnis as rvADNE
I YCErNTHEATER. RISTORI MATINEE.
- TUE -9;n!.,'y TtN9N ., q 80
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RIsroRI In her rr-al r,ie Of LucRrZIA.
THIS EVENING Ar S-Fi.f. NCH CoMEpY.
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D M3'S%6EEFS.' May 10 -AInLE Is PETIT rlHslTE' "
7 YCECN THENTER. AIMEE RETURN.
l Positively FIVE NIGHTS ONLY
Orcyious 10 Dor departure r,o the Transatlantic
,c,m,,i'' Am-iiT!" as ray My -
TUESDAY. May ll'--a1ul7 uroe n Aimee
WEDNESDAY and T'u i.sDAY. SIay - AID 49, only per
formarc@S u ircnor's avcre opereita
Ia FIIiE De MADA|h tNG.ti
FIrDAY Nav HE, RFWFif TE,yrt'Tffr' or AIMEE
AM NIX LAST ATrTi'iANCB IN NEwYonH.
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PUPILS NOW Rhc ElVED FokTIE >PkINH SFA-,lN
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DAY AND ENENtNn-
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Tire Anrir-r-arv 80 She New N"rf orphan
I'm WI " ~. ~ p te ia.tta n eyon'y 10 NM ~ - 1c
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"siIc cs'rr sees rcriornc' bg tie e. j r'h lir l-i,
w!il tho NJ seventy second A. a
Li;.fIatr IAd MmuIiiIuN vile -tlgos TiI rNeiy ~
Wi fHrs rrr Iir second 2 an' 'fi9f dfrciJ Tn Ne
sale. subscriptions become dnr on that day.
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IlieteliancoG5.

-4t4-tI 'II''F0|''I'
At 81 ~INTH-AVE.. near Waveriey- place. 80
- r. urip' tan Ttr'tt f'I'f'-i ID Nr I
asst if GEL. TliIND. Cal! OF a'ta, q. oi '4is H.
Iiii.RE5. No. 81.
HONE FOR lNYALDS-At KINGSTON,
Ulster Co-rty. y. y
j. o. VAN HOEVESBERG, NJ. y.
I Ord & TAYLOR Grand and Ciry,te-sts,
To.ti.n Tnd. PrHs.. h ..... s. 81 AMI - -
L glsA a1I rlc1I lai estIT.-. y VN l'i - ia
GROW CASES at REDUCED PRlCES-The
r.r~t assortment oi siy shapes In tAr ciy
IIDFrN An IS F&,.SC!i, ! ~ Dbai .iin ~.
no Surveyors.-For sale, cheap, City ThcodO-
ir iraiir 20 cni,S. lrui raU>f "a inc one
minute, oiu q ,iIoh or .~c. Loui coudiiion
u Ir-r fDt ~ -, 3 cot iLc. Lor 81 f ST.. ~ J
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G.tuations WnntrO-- mllrs.

C1acAman.
EOACIIMAN. GROOM. &c-By Protestant
< ar,clman, WHO X canahe 'ni wi lns ~ naSt nns
1873 b,.ave.
NOACHMAN. 9 GARDENER, &5r.-By Prot
I s'ant nan aged 70 y,s can AMI civ lo'sc'
o l-n .r 49, ae ,,r5 n-,c, o orep ' y ELLIS
Agency 100 West Thirty fourth ST. corner Er'-i"").
Ca~lea57a
GARDENER, FARMER and USEFUL-A
- volnr gl ~ unorS'no- plan ygsr'alr 'r
%. nm r'n ~. AM "inr ~ q2te im'r 'si , ~,
st. co-.fro Of riro..a..y- mqair" Tor d. r.
GARDENER AND USEFUL-A respectable
vrrca,r. AID Movers lawns &C.. al- tie care Of hors an
viii % ma in, ,,rai ~ we S a. lAU 1850
10 Vest Thirty ourtns. corner Of hrold~ay' Inquire Tor
Por'er1
4 SITUATION wanted by. man and wife
vi IL {1a lac ,, "a y, 20 i ylr room, sprrrnas
rel rrncrs Adar-s, i. e.. 49, East i4tn-t. i'oom l.
SITUATION WANTED-By a .yonns man
t.lns W. hi' 1de' Si :. a hand Cali an or nj
II as v. II. D.. - Kings. Se"-ror~.
wd.o-s.
4 WAITER NAN (Swedcl-Is useful young
4 man citv country speaks sol l'nrlNi in DO walt
rtriable can ~ seen Al he Protestant Home E'fr' los
NAN COOK and WATER-By u young
VI FtcEchman VINO sicas- lnlis ." a Jar o"S' an" gu
city r,f,nc,s Ca At Go2 ath ave, brt""rn 3'h AM
a6t',tf,
VVAITEK-Gy capable French waiter; has
w III r. v,'.rrpcs In r. service. well how -
taar care o silver; neat STEADY perfectly D,r' cv
orcouniIy htsi REFERENCE Apply - NiNFh9 - -" az
NVlNTED-By Protestant young man,
single siiDat IN n class WAITER, understands
his business ecty has tbre years eirence ron HlS As'
picr, il mai anl tw. GlY Oi country Apply ~ ~
FL-ION * TO- s. a. Si.tA"'o.
MiicellLl>ol1.
NICE tidv colOrpd lad wants situarinn
n 'rp BIZ USEFUL ABOUT HOUSE can wait sri tend.
been docs"rs ley oilfr. g. i1 o~ |I,, ~
COOL r f'reuc,-. 1t tho PGoTj-a fANr HOME HUhhAC'
l3A DttAtr.
4 USEFUL YOUNG MAN. gardener. driver,
AID ala hands u; - lOn1., garden, Hih 90 &C. &c,
for hotel city or country rcan Protestant STEADY
tmp.raie Ad rrab Is good ie'o'ehco'' A Se h"'S
4 USEFUL MAN AND WIFE, American
q profesfrnis- inr FNRN WORK " any Fiud Whatever
sober. steady ci>il. hard WORKING r'ieres's enc
moderate wases can the Home bureau 30 6th
ave.
4 MAN and WiFE-Wifc COOK. WASH,
y and kON drst class - goo bread AMI biscuit nitrf
trmf farm work am uHrlui "tt"S VI, rr,c,. A.
their iil loy about vcar- od haze g1i rrIenoe' al
the PR01E-rANr HOME BUREAU l'i8 6'i ave.
DO-iTION WANTED AS ASSISTANT EDl-
god references natural aptitude lor the WORK Address,
y. =. l. Tribune OiIee
NEANTED-Thc PostOilice address 81 JOHN
" CAVITY. "Irshmau" HkO. '" - LFii--\9 40"
BTnaiWav. y. Y
YyvANTED-By a colored boy about / years
81 ace, SITUATION driver Tor oioi office 10y,
around nti-inaHs place ~ tho country Can
De 7oeu at j1J 9TH ave-. near }aist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
.iUisoE and CARRIAGE Market
NEw-YoRK. Friday. May z. 1875.

Mr.. Arch johnson held the usual sale to-day
az ais bshment, Thirteen inst, between Universally
place api Fflb4lye Bsov viii DO found tho prices oh