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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
NOI'NTRY BOARD-At Ncw-Prcston. LItch-
,,nIrNTRY BOARD-From Il to 20 per-

J son- can be handsomely accommodated Win BOARD
al Sag about - minutes IUm the dcIO IL IfiiGe
Hamilton ana hours ly rail fr0n Hunters Point The
lps pleasantly located, well sae In of the ocean;
good aing fishing, riding, and boating. Reference; Jants
Nc Ktur ~, West a2d snyder son. lJi water,
cor Pine X y. from - 10 per week. Address,
CHARLES ;. HOGEhS, Bridge Hampton, L. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

NEW-Y0RK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

these first class steam shin MI .ail q; r. from Pic -
River oot Of Ccirst) ioi IA a. "'ci ~ l'i
S,ranship GEORGIA. II H. Morton. TT lR~DtY Jrr
STEAMSHIP COLUMBIS r. &. Itc,a-.-.Ti UiSDNN. JuF "a
For Yti al Oh s>irc theNnlc ~ -scU ,uo '>
Apply 10 W.. p tIfblt q , a. 70 i'""ihgsie'i'
MHhI.IIAR. LirIINti N TO-. Agents ~ Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Miscellaneous.

At PELTON & Co., Gi5 Sixth-ave.. between
~ 31ih aud 3stls;s.. trn,ry win Bcdcr fO.IthaNe.
Will be founi number OF very dcsahls SERVANTS lotl
roc-tan aud catholic suitable for riyato families hotels
boarding AMI summer houses also Walters, CUac hlt
GrlOms Gardeners, Useful Men, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Nlr3e3.
4 TTFNDANT on INNALID-By n quiet,
a Young Swede eirl has good

] ACE WORK, &c.--An expert LACE HAND
formerly orewoman in Wholesale house. makes np
order from original designs. and cleans AM repairs
the bos manner; cleans Ad gloves snd makes
gnOis Can or address ACM DIRK, JOl 9Th
The fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

4 near and frI0i good baLiHg, pann. saIJ t"h
tue r1yes moderate. hddfcS n. T. "a iVst Ollec
Boa ~ bridgehanpOn, H. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
NOR cALF-A fine momtain FARN OF s0m'
'- EosERT FoRSYflL crsaj.., conn.

- SIDE COTTAGE LOTS FOR SAIL. at Nao son J. each
Farm. 10 tlo quaint quiet c town o. son, Conn ii
In sea view. Excellent boaiIg tsn., ana pl ciy sac
baiiuc Convenient 30 railroad leel1ri ana ms ,' TO
full particulars apply TO {. S. ABBOTT co. Waterbury,
ll.rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

VRFAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEW-YoGk TO B'tf-rOL fEng.)-plktSE
lnni ln, caFin Newport,
Gioucrs; l. and an ports IN bristol ChalneL ~.
The steamers Of his Line Will sal rom l1ef - L&5' '0i
: follows
SOM.H~ET. WestcID.........Tlll k~pA y, JUN =,
NI.AGDN. ~vm0us j. / n7)AG. IN" -
CABIN Passage so ao; Int FnH Iie SD currency;
etrsc 20 currency. Parties wishing 40 scad ior their
friends can obtain Iriit cor hcars. Drafts Tor &I ana Il"
ward For fra rit or passage apply - 80 -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Sales BY aurtion.
Proposals.

OItnK OF AD,nSsffttOa or WATER WoExs Mp}
PtmIC BlIilINGs. .FWOH4Etys, lsae 20 lo.'. }
CFALkD pROPOS l. will be received at
- Of thr uHd. sgusl unt the 9TH lay " August
1875. q II n., The LEt~F Oi flr err NAitit
MORRIS and ACCOMPANYING FRA set SIS, ~ con-
foin,ty 40 81 40 A. s. adopted On ne ION 81
June 1873. Parties desiring copies OF the Oitinaito M
LEON R1snTOLG,
Administrator ~ water Works ami Puzzle Blioings,
hoOm No % City Hail, NoS-OileGnH Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
HmDemerio.

EILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN,
N LATE HIPPODRoME.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GARDEN IN TIE WORLD.
C1ccrts every night az O'Clock b.
GiLMORES SUPERB BAND OF
100 PERFORMElS.
AND
TIE WORLDS GREATEST CORNETfST,
MR. J. LEVY,
who viii evening In the Chocest 5eeCODs rum
rs repertoire Of rare musical gems.
Change Of programme nightly.
SATURDAY AFTERN OON at . o'clock Matinee perform
Music by SeIenale Band Of sci cici Aisioians
Admission 30 cents private boxes. ainiiiinp tour ~
The Garden Is open EVERY 0iuEk AtILENO0N WIN.
music. from TO OcOCk-a delightful TcsOri iOr Ries
anil children Admission % cents
Season tickets FOR performances $50; hall season tck-
o oT 30 performances go; packages Ci II TICK Is 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
IN MEALTH sEEKEES.-If yOn are p

so,,rh ~ Mace where whlo rrs vct nom the pressure
81 l,siu, =. or ~ and duties You eau "!i'rc
,nur ,., and learn how to keep rre iIuni -ch'7t N,o
yOucn get pure air the best ~ VA or ana We n'a. &
80 M - ri.ouale co, send two three cent stamp. ui INC
ti encr,xing circulars cad testimonials ~ Oar home on
tse mi ode AZ nansync, Livingston County, a." Ill
which Is the largest Hygi'hc ihs'Ituu0h !" NV WYNN
- IL. i ALkAlh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
UARNTOGA spRINCS-COVNTRY BOARD.
Board and Rooms Wanted.

4 LADY, with her maid. desires comfort
= able ROOM and excellent BOARD in private no .c,
,hoff .oa,rs the seas .c iier t.e ''ol ' ing;
i.i,rtuc Airr a.rg term. N.'n I-t Dt lol
crate 49,! iull particulars, orftH, Ililuae office.
BOARD WANTED at the seaside, within on"
Lou; of Tho cry fer lr au1 chi cig v"a3 wi re-
toms ieli uet Doe u.e Iie rl"e- lo batting, frd
fli. p.iIt.cuaI.. 90 O.. "a. ", IrihGne once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

EzOU~EWOBN-By a mo'hcr and daughter;
I are Val r, auI oil sne: wpd &C. pace 'frii.r;
CO., or,oni have nt~ ,i ltl NEE a tth ue zen 80 uia
lL.-i-A- / iiN.iI 81 h - ~ I.l.EN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

PAVILION highlands ~ Nayesink. Ne" Jersey, N,
favo. seaside rsDt miles brlo~ SANDY lIopA
l. now open for gniA 'hi
lar AMI arlcr supplied with the best Ample siaDunk nf
STEAMBOATS, morning ihu Al , "'i
To-, of Prank a. and per No T. North River Iha~hl Iof
past Ors We hope 20 meilt men ,1luh lance"
NAi"'s| THOMSON WAILINu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

CHEITER ISLAND GROVE ASS0C!AtloN
~ Nm ~ cam, r. GOLF Prop. shelter Island, v -
t,,I ha,i,g been r.u.irt, aud r.ntto vii e OflN
TO ms PUBLIC JUNE 20 Every ficlhty Tor ioHrln5'
fi0 slil.ug htt!ing fine rlmDts shi graves AM '";
an,L An amusement hail ban. .rttei - a. I'M ~
4, Julv l. Tower fpis Aisi on D. XIV" H.
i,natd T.; III day: 80 per week CO IN '4i Ne1i al
rnr p.it- families. For ul PiillcnaIs AHi,'
A.ItfTAM n LITTLE. 1Oald ~ { 'ufi sif hlvOhyH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Gunner Retreats.

4 -iENKINSGN'' HOTEL. Highlands :. j..
ui o.cu jane 10. Rooms suits aHd usy fcr ian-
ies T,ics go TO 81 pcrwcs. Access ~ Long Branch
line Pier No and steamer rT Pier 80 80 Norr aver
JAMES JENKINsO-, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Al SARATOGA SPRINGS,
GRAND UNION HOTEL
VIZ OPEN June 1 for ,hc re,e. lion OF guests.

J. II. HEESITN 90, FT0HEl' or'.
COTTAGE UILL LADIES' SEMINARY,
'oicis, cr~ie. vl open i.ier i'lr! u.s.. gig l.
ge.,n,uil'e 81. - l''pi r'on h4 ",r'"r.
NLEEWOeD HO; ~. DELAWARE VA
~ TINGtr MONHDE COUNT, PLAN j. geo" o. nj
situation b.la.l. tar shaded erg3n Isl dcS3Gui"t
'''''' '''' '''''' ''' SAMUEL AL-oP Proprietor
Es0LBERT HOUSE. tui,bil, =. y, sitU1tcd
>. .i, iIom ,,it i.l its. cars and t''aec: NOW
o,.n 'oi -lf4.t bY.l.rs trtias7 accJrn"i uns 'f -
80 .l-f- r, 30. "r-.ts tarils ri; tenn. 80
t,-I, r.r ''l,i. liberal arrangements tor a'i'n A. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

IiVAN 90 NTY y. =, on the Mill nj Ha,iI1h sllI
,l amid me han hills and lracin, atn1sp'ir 81 e " "
,r snn Eaugc COMP! ed hd open i'i gnsr
Mountain air rn-A sc.n,ry purt mix 9Al veg hn = h
fr,uf i,-ing polite ntOn are the chaia'tis'le'" '
house. 's'' col Z r. CLEMENTS, Manager Liberty N.Y.
Preference: H. X Thhrb-r & 90.
a. H. IIll * BYO, 81 - GrrcnNi ch 81 >. . t.tt-,
4 Ttuo !siik, J'I' fnlohNir pi"'Nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

EEANTED-By an English Protestant girl a
w Situation IA SEAM~IRlSs aud 10 wall iaiy or
young children; city reference. Address H. NJ Box BIB.
flushing, /. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

III WEST T.-Ladies can have
. Z A~HIONAHLE DRfSSMAhiNG done al t.os
ones by calling OF addressing DREsoMAkER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Connirn Real Csiaic for Sale.

4 DESIRABLE 1O0-acre FARM for SALE,
i near city Lne situation. Address ,-.,. We,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
NnI,NrRY RESIDTNCE for SALE-m b

~ VILLAGE Of Ciavcack, Col co, n N.'ir" mousse wv
acres o. land iuc contains modern y - % i
aG q Residence. V ill ne so4U lVN- Al
drrss ". Drawer ~ Hudson, \. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

81 REAU promptly suprly al lnihs. Hotels. sam.
ntr boarding ii~,es. Nc with Reliable, raYab!e, civil
IiRhP %! al kinds Cooks, iaundr ss's q lmoelmaiis.
N5e-ses IcIseNorkrf~ German gGls, English Scotch,
Swedish American aud Fench Eifls ain women O st al.
Al tie HOME gUE EAU, l5S 6tl ave, above lola ii.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
Notes and Comments.

Seven hundred millions of paper money
ahoat, gold prices for commodities in gen.
eral, panic liquiaations mostly through
with, and labor lower than for many years
these are the conditions under which
spring opens, for it is opening at last, we
venture to hope. 81
With the new twenty-five per cent. tax
on the sugars most commonly in use, our
''breakfast table, is likely to be dear
enough, Notwithstanding free tea and cof-
fee, without the scarcity threatened by the
destruction of sugar estates in Cuba by the
troops of Gomez, His ravages have been
enormous, he is still "on the rampage" and
the crop will be comparatively small.
The Massachusetts legislature on We'd
nesday recommitted the license bill to the
special committee after reconsidering the
vote rejecting the measure. This action
looks as though the sagacious license mer
were determined to obtain, if possible, al
act that would have within 1t some ele
ments of perpetuity.
Horace Greeley used to say that the wa,
to resume specie payments is to resume
SO, evidently, thinks Mr.. Williams O.
Brookline, who has introduced a bill int,
the Massachusetts legislature, providing
that after the first day of January, 1879
that all taxes levied in that state shall b,
paid In gold coin or its equivalent ais,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09

Hon. Walter G. Stevens of Highgate died
on Wednesday last
Horace b. Ramsdell of Mortified, died
March 9th of lung fever.
John w. CASTELAR,, the Boston artist, is
visiting lis friends in Vermont
President Grant will attend the Licking
ton and Concord centennial celebrations.
DR.. Joseph Barber, prominent physi-
clan of Juneau, Wisconsin, and native
of Franklin county, died last week.
Milo A. Everest has been appointed post
master at West Addison, and Edwin Fisher
at Bethel, Vt.
The Richford Sentinel has changed hands,
Mr.. !. b. Bowdtch having sold the estab-
lishmcnt to Messrs. g. G. Brswn and VIM.
+. Scott
Franklin r. Hill, native of Woodbury.,
VT, died at Saratoga, Thursday. Mr. Hill
was born in Woodbury., May Cd, 1919, and
had lived in Saratoga tor thirty years,
where he had established himself in the
drug business, Mr.. Hill had accumulated
a fortune of about 100000. He was never
married, and his relatives living are two
sisters in Minnesota and brotherat Wood
bury.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
CRANES CASE.

II any one thing could demonstrate the
urgent necessity of civil service reform, it
is furnished in the conviction and sentence
of Arson }. Crane, late collector of in
ternal revenue IN Vermont. This case
must convince the people and party leaders
that mere words will not constitute such a
reform. 1t needs corresponding acts.
Both parties placed themselves right on the
record, the republicans declaring that the
comforting of office as rewards for party
zeal was fatally demoralizing," and in
favor of system which should make
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
that all contracts, unless otherwise speci-
fed, shall be paid 10 gold coin.

. The Atlantic cable mentions circum-
stance which is important, if true, viz,
that orders have been received by the In
dian government from England, to hold all
regiments In India in immediate readiness
for active service. This may mean prepa-
ton to thwart Muscovite intrigues in the
East, or the beginning of movements look
ing toward the grand struggle which may
be precipitated at almost any moment In
Euronp
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09

The "Matchless" BURDETT organs stand
without peer, and have attained a popularity
unparalleled in the annals OF the organ Trade.
They possess the BEST tone, their cases are
the most elegant, and they are afforded at the
most reasonable prices OF any Organ manufac-
tured Send for a catalogue. For sale on con-
venient terms to suit purchasers
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15
new PHOTOGRAPH
Gallery.

T WILL open q frss-class Photograph
i Gallery IN BO1enso on Of abOut tho
lst Of September. aud would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the people Of BOxe
|mao end Gsllotin Valley.
] will b preIared 70 make the lstesi
styles Of Pictures.
|Renlfallt, Vktsrie, Cabinet, Prllslals
land In tsca. every ssyle and sizs. from The
|smallsse Locket 70 q $50 inch Picture,
lon Porcelain. TIN o. Paper.
0opyiaf : spasialty. Ordess solicited
Out door Phosognphing Of al kinda
done % order. IN t"Wn o. country.
Jwill kesp - haad full aasostnsent q
|Ovsl ard 6qsass Hssnse-e odd sisss saads
10 0Clec- Id
|F1sss sslk AssA vsae6t CsDss Sssa
kNDaeeap -
|faaey hesuss slaads seaadee6 Uatts, plaia
~ faaey 1ictsss Css1a yansla
III, &C. Is.
Albsas asr-sasqspp. 0sessssenpte ylsls
af ~ YellD1se6ae. 1allDaal hwk, ~
Lake CITY, asd o. al the peuaslaan1 posoea
- ~ U. z. and O. 7. aad 9th Ceslml
lRallsuoda Am = lse asunstGn1ot q
Chgn0no os6 Doool 1eGyovsses. Evssy.
eAisg p1sssjalog . pAoes0baeay ~ =
g06aoe6 psieoa ~ 1aag1aeo . 0o)DoeV
oee 1elf 80 ~ 0slalp's llgae esos;,
~ v7sk i ~ 0Ax1ac
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15

CEN Mt1Alr
|1776. 1876.
| PRo0L An6AT1oN.
|CHlCAGo AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY
rs Jnf [! POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND Il
Passengers for CHICAGO, Niagara Falls
Pittsburg, PHILADELPHIA, Montreal
Quebec, NEW YOnK. Bottom, or any
point East, should buy thelr
TRANS-CONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route.
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
THIS Is THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Its Track is of STEEL RAILS. and on
lit has been made the FASTEST time thai
has ever been MADE in this country. By
this route passengers for points east o1
Chicago have choice Of the following
lines from Chicago:
BYTHEPITTsBURG. FORT WAYNE
AND CHICAGO AND PENN6YL
VANIA RAILWAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, will
= Pullman Palace Cars through TO Phil
adelphia and New York on each train.
I THROUGH TRAIN. with Pullman
i Palace Cars TO Baltimore and Wash
ington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CON.
NECTIONS (NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND ERIE RAILROADS.:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with
= Palace Drawing Room and Silver
Palace Sleeping Cars through 10 New
York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
GRAND TRUNK. GREAT WEST
ERN AND ERIE AND NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILWAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman
= Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars through to New York to Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New York
City.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
4 Pullman Pslace Cars for Newark.
Zanesville, Wheeling, Washington and
Baltimore, without change.
This is the SHORTEST. BEST and
only line running Pullman celebrated
PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
COACHES. connecting with Union Pacific
Railroad at OMAHA and from the IVES T.,
via Grand Junction, Marshall. Cedar
Rapids. Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for
CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed Or
Speed, Comfort and Safety. The smooth.
well-baIlasted and perfect track Of steel
rails. the celebrated Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars, the perfect Telegraph Sys-
TEN of moving trains, the regularity with
which they run, the admirable arrange
ment for running through cars to G Chicago
from oil points West, secure to passengers
al the comforts in modern Railway Trav.
cling. No change of Cars and no tedious
delays 1t Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via this
FavOrite Route Of the General Ticket
Offices Of the Central Pacific Railroad in
San Francisco and Sacramento, and in al
tho Ticket Offices Of the Central Pacific
Railroad. w. Fl. STENNETT.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
MARVIN HUGHITT.
Gen. Supt, Chicago.
Fl. p STANWOOD, General Agency,
lei Montgomery street. aan Francisco.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15

S:1cs 600 stockiags came isto fashIon
dreoses ase woss . liftls shostes fos TIE
aake OF dhplaying them. Their leaetb
seeus 70 b. guaesd b. ~ case Ct tn
s,Ockiaga. Having made iAie ossesvs,
zion s.Eictad q, Loats naa expssasss ~
h6ps that The sovsst price II lalckinsD
Hill b $50 pair.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15
ewYork SUM-

O0t IUct9 ofS 8COr. mOy0 not Thoroughly
identified With the order, but workir z To-
Il. In fact it Is getting customary To-
nearly all the W.stern country Pspess t.
t-votc column or two to Grange mat
ters.
4 TREnENDoCs CONSTITUENCY.
When one considers The fact that reli
gious, AAsonic, srd other mutual aid 90
HJeSiea, established for many years In thi
country, only support two or three or.
gsns apiece. It b. comes apparent tl'st u
4 that y already supporting and civ
Ing toas to D ycrsl scOre pap r. mus
hsYs . ircnend0us mcmbs rshtp and ,
strong hold upon llae 'rorhlAr NJ vtions
There ID . singular dl1svcncs bstwee'
the orgsns Of llse movement IN dily:ren
8 aess. IL Ohio, tsdisns, illinois, Kan
~ and Missouri, they orc % taken up
q x-sxrxl thing, with letters. speeches
end srxum ~ n favor 81 xTeepbsck cur
sxncy. that they hays no room Tor msnl
Osas.se psssica.ars. IN the NORTH west
.hs es.xi, n sest q the snovesns mt. lh,I
'srs 8 III e>rd q vors In thesr snti.uooop
az 4xSt vifh The RAILROADS. Indeed
Ih~ psepls ~ thls eosntry. - . genera
yvle, s~ssu u thiak that Qrsrgerissn sasn
~ we1os was against rsilr0ad exts stion
IL. ps9negtvasis. a the other hssd. III
tMusrk Fdead Aas been oil samsDes lor.
ciOly lDusarssisG The practical chasaetel
~ ~ PssnsJ lvaaia Dutch and Qaskefs
IL pu6umss lsvs bees full q lettess de
saJoblag ~ pioaiss ti.as have bses hsas
altsdsor she 0ssee. ~ Gsss ! vss Easlsl
seuesv1 at ilsass sssm:nG ram Sspetltseaa,
- " go ~ nv prsssA6 ksse'
, 1875-12-08

Wyoming. Utah, and Colorado during Tho past
autumn, convinced mo that existing laws reg-
ulating tho dirpohtIon of public la.t1e, timber
etc, and probably thu mining laws them.
Selves. arc very. dofccliso, and rhoulI to
CAREFULLY amended Mt IN early day.
In territory vho.o tho cultivation cf
thn soil cAi, only be followed by irrigation, tho
land can only TO uaeh a. past,,raso, aud t}us
only vhcIo stock can roach tho watcr 10 s,uencll
ehtrHt. T,heas localities cannot bo goyernod by
tho san,o Laws IA 10 entres Of lands pyery nero
of which is An Independent HtAto by i.aalt. LanlA
must bo held In larger quantities to instry H.,
otnoneo OF conducting water upon It 10 make It
fruitful. or 10 Justify u:izlns it hs pasttlrnIo.
Tho timber IN most of tic Torritorios Ia priiict-
DAILY confined to ihe mountain rog!ons. which
nro ned for entry in small quant,tios only and
~ IMMORAL lands. Tile tin,bor Ia tho property OF
the Untod sthtcs for tho l,Rpoeal Of which ttoro
is now no adequate law. Tho settler ruunt fn.
come CONSUMER of this timber, whothor ho
lives upon tho rlainH or cngaXca tn working tho
mines. Hence. ovory man becomes either
troapaeAts himself or knowingly q patrvl Of
ttespaasers. My oppottunitos for observing
wero not sufficient 70 Justify mo In rceonmoid-
90 recommend that toiut committcs uf tho two
iinhhes OF congress sufficiently largo to ho
d!Vidod into eub-committoes. ha organized 10
visit oil tho mining Slatos mud Icrritorics dur
1ng Tho coming summer, and that tho Committed
sball report TO Congress- At tic next session such
laws, or amendments to laws, as it may lrom
necessary TO tecnro tho bent lntercatb OF tho
Territories, who aro doing 10 rnuct,
fos their DEVELOPMENT. atn sure the csttzcnn
tho Tcrrlteric1 described do nos wish
TO I,o tresyasaors. nor will t.ny be- If 1oynt
why's arc provided for them 10 become owuers or
those actnal necessities of their position,
, 1875-12-08
RECAPITuLATION,
fIf,0itTANT f1FfFHrtt,1v

Al th[o will 10 the last annt,h measa1e which
shall llhvo tho honor Of transmitting to Con-
gross before nr eHcccesor IL chosen, viii ro-
peat, or recapitulato, tho qncstions which
deem OF vital Importance, and which should bo
lcRielatod Upon and settled At sha sessinn.
First-Thst tho StateH shall 10 required 10 af-
ford tho opportunity Of good conlnon.school
education to every child within their limits.
Second-No eoctarinn tcucts shall ovcr be
taught in nuy school supported In wholo 0. iu
part BY the state or nation, or by tho proceeds
or any tax leviod upon any community. aaka
educnton compulsory, 30 far as to deprive all
persons who c4nnot road Aad wriee from bocop1.
Ing voters after tito gear 1H9,, DISTINGUISHING
mono, hoHeyct. on grounds OF fllitesacv who NAV
DO voters 1t tho time this amendment takoY Of
feet.
Third-Doclaro the Church and State forever
separate aud distinct. but esct, FREQ within choir
propcr apl,eros nnd that nll chnrcl, property
Shall bear tts own l'toportion OF tax cation.
FoNrth-nrive oUt licensed immortality, n,tch
AZ polygaruJ aud tho importation of women for
allc8ltlmato purposes.
10 rcctlr again to the Centennial year, IL would
6com Na though now, a. NO nto almost to bo5,ju
the second ccntnrE Of onr nnttonni existence it
wutlld be most fitting tttno for those reforms.
Fifth-Enact ench laus as will hRslre speedy
return to sound CURRENCY, a,,ch Rs will com.
maud Tho respect OF the world.
DoltevinE that these yiews will commend them
soscs to the Grcat majority of tho right-th,kiur
aud patriotic citizens Of tho Unito1 States. i
submit tho rest to Cougrnss.
lstgncO y. s. GRANT.
, 1875-12-08
THE CENTENNIAL.


Tho Board heretofore appo[ntodto to tsko charge
OF tho artlciea and msterials pertaining to the
War, the Navy, tho Trnasury, the Intezior, and
Tho Po5tOf11co Departments. and tho Depart
ment OF Agriculture, tho Smithsonian Institu-
lion, and tho Communication OF Food-Tish, to be
contributed under tho Legislation OF last acss!on
10 The International Exhibition, to hs hold At
Philadelphia during tho Centennial year 1876,
has been diligens IN the dsehargo OF the dutios
which hare devotyod upon Il, and tho prepars-
Mons 30 far made NTH the means at their COM
nAnd give ASSURANCE that tho Goycrn.
mental contributions will DO mado ono
of tho marked characteristics OF the
Exhibition. Tho Board has observed
7ornmcndable economy In tho matter Of tho
proctlon Of buildings for tho Governmental ex-
atoit, tho expanse OF which It Ia estimated will
got exceed, say. sSo 0o0. This amount has
p1'stlons of five Of tho principal Depastmouts,
Ehicl. leavee some Of these Departments WITH
out sufficient means to render ther respeotiye
Practical exhibits complete aud satisfactory,
lhs Exhibition, being Al international ono, and
ths Government being voluntary contributor,
IL my optulon that its contribution should
% OF character IN quality and extent
70 snssasn tho dignity and orod,t Of
70 dIsslngu!nhed contributor, Tho advantages
lcrnational point Of siew Of The first importance
While ~ tudinefent Or unclcdltabla participation
BY tho Government uould bo humiliasinR to the
patriotic feelings Of our people Themselves. 1
eomnena tnG estimates q tho Board for tho
sbie consideration Of Cobgrcsa.
THE PoW1AH uY kunorE
alMoat Without exception, many Of sae South
American Rtatos. aud even the more distant
sentiments towarl tho United States and tba in.
sarest OF tho world to cur pfoRtoss bv tnifng