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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

IT., as some spiritulists say, spirits
of birds and animals can be material
lied as well as those of human beings,
the following is suggested as a test
that could not fail: Let them mate
rialize melium-sized yaller dog, and
and let boy who understands his bus.
iness tie to the dogs gho>tly tail a
round oyster can containing few peb-
bles; thea give the can a shake and
yell at the dog, and if he don't make the
circle Of the room two or three times,
carrying that can on a level with the
body, and finally, if no other way
of escape is open, leap through the
window Ind go down the street on a
dead run, remarking at every jump,
"ki-yi." after the manner Of dogs UNI
der such circumstances, the test would
be considered satisfactory and the scott
ers would cease their scott
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29
SENATOR MORTON saws that he ha,

SENATOR MORTON says that he has
been Informed by persons who have
taken the trouble to ascertain the facts
that in the next House of Representa-
tives there will be eighty-six rebel of
ficers and soldiers and twenty-five I'm
ion officers and soldiers. The Senator
is ofthe opinion, howeyer,that the con.
duct of the people of the South and Of
the Democratic party will unite the
North on the old war issues, aud
prophesies that in 1876 there will be
a stornger war feeling than even in the
last Presidential contest, which will
reverse the recent Democratic victories
and result in making the 6rty-ffth
Congress as largely Republican as that
now in existence. These at all events
are reported a. the views of the ludi-
ana Senator by Tribune Washington
correspondent, who processes to be well
informed in the matter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

THE proposition to restore the duty
on tea and coffee has, it appears, evok-
ed a good deal of opposition among
the people, and members Of Congress
are in daily receipt of letters from all
portions of the country, particularly
from the working classes, urging them
to vote against the measure. The re-
suit is that the Republicans are con-
siderably demorslized, and are now
casting around to see where and how
they can raise the eighteen or twenty
millions Of dollars which it was ex-
pected would come from that source.
1t is probable that some other articles
now on the free list will be made to
pay duty, so as to raise the necessary
revenue to meet the demands of the
Treasury.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

NOTHING can call 10 the mind
of the honest Kentucky farmer
such food of recollectiens rs to ask
him if he ever heard Of any silver ore
being found in his country. Tie i'm
mediately tells YOU of a wonderful
cave near where he lives, and recol.
lects that when he was 0 boy an old
English miner came into the neighbor.
hood and suddenly disappeared, but
came back in three days with a hand
kerchief full of strengthening rocks
which. he said, was rich silver ore that
he was taking away TO have a-sayed,
but who never came back or was again
heard OF. lie also recollects of hear
ing his grandfather say that the lndi-
ans all declared there was lead and
silver ore there and that the country
about there was the richest in minerals
in the State. 1t is pleasant 10 listen,
TO these recollections of the guileless
granger, who, it is evident from his
earnestness, firmly believes that there
are vast deposits of silver ore ~ his
neighborbood, and that some day
keen-eyed prospector will come along
and discover il. - E1rchdpge'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

TUE election for L. :. Senator in
Tennessee has been the sensation for
the past week, even assuming promi
ncnce over the Louisiana and Bcccher.
Tilton questions. The result was an.
nounccd on Tuesday, after the ffty-
fifth ballot was taken, aud Ex-Presi.
dent Andrew johnson was elected BY
vote of 80. The excitement in Ten.
ncssce, and in fact, all over the coun
try, upon the announcement of John.
sons election, was intense.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

Iris pleasing to know that the Pres
iicnt himself made the order aud sent
it to the Treasury, and the other de.
partment-, directing that the public
advertisements should be Withdrawn
from the Republican newspapers which
had objected to his Louisiana policy,
with some earnestncss. He also nam.
ed the truly loyal journal. in which
the advertising should he placed. 1t
was personal affair, and matter of
the heart. That's the way the mon
ey's spent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

TuE Frankfort Woman OF the 23d
prints the following statistics There
are now 729 convicts in the Keatucky
penitcn,iary. Although the whites
In Kentucky outnumber the negroes
as six or seven to one, there are 80
more negroes in the pcnitentiary than
whites. OF the whole number the
city Of Louisville usually furnishes
about one-iiflh--thers being about l5C
there from that city now.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

The next issue Of the Journal will
coutain the valedictory Of the proscn,
editors and proprictors, and the salu
,atpry Of its future managers. The
future of the JOURNAL is bright, and
its many friend and patrons may qui
ct their Anxiety in reference to its dis
continuance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

OK Monday last, Judge Durham
presented to Congress the memorial
and Position signed by GOD residents
Of Kentucky, asking Congress to sub
nit, for ratification, an amenlment to
the Constitution of the Uuitel States
prohibiting the manufacture, importa-
ton, and sale of spirituou' liquors,
such Amendment to take effect Janua-
ry I, 1876. Thi, i, thought to be
good for Kentucky, but bad for the
revenue. Kentucky is one of the
worst rum-cursed States in the Union,
and it is very fitting that she should be
the first to move in the direction Of
procuring aid from Congress in sup
pressing the terrible traffic.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

HONS AGAIN."-About six months
ago we enunciated through these col
umns the following remarkable para
graph, which has appeared in every
newspaper and periodical. political.
sectariap. literary aud otherwise, in
America from the New York Herald
to the RirI, Ga,tsrsnips, and returns
to us for redemption. We moiestly
acknowledge its paternity in the face
of the oft-quo,el no-such-a-thing, that
"Brevity is the soul of wit"
"After many days of arid desicca-
ton, the vapor captains marshsled
their laundering hosts and poured out
upoR scorching humanity and the
thoroughly incinerated vegetation a
few drops of aqua pluvialis."
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eau
To DASiKL STAGE, Esq.

To DASIKL SrAGC, Esq.
Recognizing your sterling qualities as a
citizen Of the county your sound iudg-
ment upon legislative matters, local and
ecneral-your Identification with the asri-
cultural interests of the county -your an
taSoni-m to every species Of fraud, corrup-
tion and extravaganza, and your fidelity to
principle, we urgently ask you to become a
candidate for seat in the Lower House Of
the next General Assembly Of Kentucky.
VorERs or THE WEST BSD.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

Taa Centennial Mogul. Goshorn,
took n number of Congressman to
PHILADELPHIA On Saturday, to show them
the Centennial preparations and feed
them sumnluously. The object Of this
little dissipation j. to insure Congres-
sionrl good will and get several mill.
ions out of the National Treasury for
the exhibition Of 1876.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

We will give our readers the result
of the Beecher.Tilton trial now in
progress, but must refrain from de.
failing the evidence as the trial pro.
crosses. Life is too short for us to
devote six hours of the day to tn,
perusal Of such stuff.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

TIE National Baptist, in giving q
summary of the Church for the past
year in this country, places the proba-
bic number Of baptisms at l20, 900,
and the total number of members q,
l,76l,l7l. The increase in associa,
tons was 80; in churches 800; in
communicates, 1877 ,G38.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

OAR Of Henry Ward Beecher's ia
yorile theories is that man has two.
fold nature--the earthly and the spirit
ual. the sinful and the glorious, the de
based and the exslted--so that perhaps
one man may be very bad man and
a very good man, lie may be betray'
I'D by LIS wicked nature into crime,
92d vet be hfied above the earth
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29
sTANFoRD. KY,
10 the Democratic Comfy Commit

The members Of the Lincoln coun.
" Democratic Committee, are request.
I'll to meet at the Court House in
Stanford, on Monday, the sth day Of
February, 1873, for the purpose Of
calling a Convention TO select dele
gates to the May Democratic Conven.
ton, and for the transaction of other
business. j. NJ. CoopER, Chm.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

WM. STONE, son Of Caleb Stone,
decd, of Madison county. formerly a
clerk in the Farmers National Bank
Of Richmond. Ky, shot and killed .
Mr.. Brown, in Greenville. Miss, q
few days ago. He was admitted t.
bail in the sum of 50 SEQ.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

'--JUDGE DURHAM has received a
large number of petitions from all
parts of Kentucky, numerously
sigued, praying Congress to provide
an am endmeat to the Federal con-
stitution prohibiting the manufacture
and importation Of spirituous liquors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

How many men there are these
hard times who heart-sick and de.
spondent, turn sadly from the con
temptation of the unpaid butcher,
and bakers bills on the mantlepiece al
home, and. with sigh at the darh
prospect before them, 60 YEARLY dowr
town and play Gfteen-bsll pool for thu
drinks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

Docrok PRATT, President of Cen.
trail University and pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Richmond, has
written a letter to his congregation
tbreatning TO dissolve his relations
with them unless they discontinue and
discountenance dancing at private So
ciable gatherings.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

That little fire in the Navy De
partment at Washington. sroases q
suspicion that it was necessary to de
stroy certain papers that would have
been interesting to Committee of in.
vestigation appointed by the mex,
House of Representatives.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

OSETHIRD Of the village Of Browns,
boro, Oldham county, in this State
was destroyed by fire on Sunday last
Loss considerable, and not a cent in
surance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

Thu Democracy Of Jackson county
held meeting at Mckee, on the 6tl
inst, and instructed ford. B. McCrea
~, rs their first choice for Governor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

TBAT part a the Cincinnati South.
ern railroad near Lexington will prob.
ably he placed under contract in Feb.
ruary.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

IT is Beck's especial privilege TO
head of Butler in his efforts to bring
up the Sumner legacy" The G. Il.
Bill is n goner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

AND now VIC learn that the ancient
institution of Puritanical Orthodoxy,
Yale College, has feed a ten thousand
dollar lawyer to defend Beecher.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

lT is generally believed that the
tax on whisky will be increased 20 the
extent of ten cents per gallon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

The Court of Appeals has render
cd decision in the celebrated Harper
SANDER case, which grants a new tri.
nj
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

UP the towering, gi,ldy heights Of
fame, old Andy re-ascend..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29
RAN for Andy johnson.

liz is indeed, a lucky brecchcs-ma.
kor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-29

BUrLES makes a daily effort ID
bring the Civil Rights Bill to vote.
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INV ADVERTISEMENTS.
TNuE CHEAPEST
FARM IN LINCOLN co.
FOR SALE

Ninety-seven and half acres Of level good soil,
we.i-watrrei and fenced. large new barn dwell
ing needs repairs; located miles from stanford On
the Grab Orchard pike Nov Is the time TO buv a
good home cheap. -
l4g-if J. u. NJ ERs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07


CHICAGO, September 6.-FlouF-i ~
and unchanged, Wheat-AedVe. - ,
Chicago spring 81 ISal y, Ne. o. q ~.
spot; q lAl4 seller september Ne. = =
81 06Hsl %; rejected 9sa9siSe. Celu Z
Lower; No, 2, Coo spot; 6UutO ,se seller y
iember rejected IS J<c. Oats-FiTm a. s.
fair demand; No. 2, 3t3.c spot 5ihs o..
seller September; 33lSc seller Octobs.- q.
iected SIZE. BaEley-Quirt Al 81 o. ~ Z
September: 81 " seller October. NJ
Quiet and firm At Use. POFk-ouitt 8
SCI 80 spot SCI S5a9l S7lS seller Sept-a
Der; t9l 90 seller October SIS 10 seller !
year. LArd-tirm at SIS o al3 O5 81. (
September SIS IS seller October. o.
seller al year. Bulk Meata-FiFm; u =, 4.
dsra sttasNc; short Tib l2c; ahort cls-l
l3he. Whiaky-Demand faiE and nnri..s
firm At 81 Is.
On call board wheat vas lover 81 81 fs
! liH September, 81 l9h October. Cod
heavy aud lower at 59Ito September. O. e.
October. Oats weak ahd lover At tttgi
September 3SHc October. Pork easi-l
81 20 September; so 9ja2i 90 ucisb4'
Lard hFmer At SO " cash or SO o q,
tobeF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

NEW YORE, September G-Cottar
Steady al liiSal5e. ElouE-Fim. sss
hne western and STATE s. Gia5 - rft
81 50a7 90; extra Ohis IS 6ia7 80. ~ Ia
s. 9OaS 80 Rye Flour and Cora MI
Quiet Wheat = Heavy; No 2 lh-n.r
soft 81 2tai &c; DO. choice o. ~ -
MilEankee 81 90 white western o. e'l q
Rye-Quict At 95as5e BARLEY - Nj
Firm. CONFIRM, western uiinFf aa.'1Ir
eF 73a7sc; sail 5hife. Oats-Laarr 81
eFn mixed Old 81 .fnssc. uhits a. ~
G5c. COaee--FiHs q isaeBsc So
Firm; fair 10 good Fr6hihg -l,as r. eg
SNc. M0lasssl and kics-firu ~ d
-HFmAt -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nspirmhrr fs
-Firm, extra IS ~ hrtrf 80
. 30. Wheai-Quist aliHsl e. al
neN 81 e. Eye--fifm aHi afEa -
CoFn--Lou mtkri iEssr f's
Old white 50aT Il, a. ne ssar
Steady Neu f1rt and frsaiarl ~
iTaa 30aSi "; Do hftIs lssasr sfs
tFas HATS. 6Eui l.a.fr H1Ia y. 4 ~
6Fsts l0a2lr. theesa--ttra
cd. ErEs-Nauiuai arsllrf ID
Whiky-Fair drmsui 81 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

CNCtNNATI, seps. s-t.aa -
axe FloHr-tirm- isH A
Wheat Firm, ueu ~ Al 81
7Oo. Oais-oliet 81 1875 Hri
., 80e. RoTk--t la.1d vi
At sj6aii isai1t. Hsaaa sss1s
i5bai3kc. WE.kr D. - -
market dFm. kEg--fsssi sEF
HOGs-FiFu; dertafs
mon light Ma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

TOLEDO, srFtauhcI 80
aad unchanged Wtta
white Wshsrh o. e. - MH
Uhito Michiran a - 81 ats
Quiet and ffuer ht seissE
seller srpismhrf q -
Oats Dali Na 90 a.
seller September asr -
99i(e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

NEW Ioag. sspsrn. ~ - ~
trade rather lsaa a. tr. 81
business ea.riri fE Hsans
volts ahd dys,i haru faaf' asE
Fine bFauu uhe1t .. gtl
request Dark naatr e.
prints hetiVe. tnll af ESD
Dress gools al sknHa eT -
0eogre Burrea a tr sd
have susptndel p1FHf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

SrocEs-Stocks irregular, Lake Shore IN
the early dealings fell of n s6N On the
bear raid on account Of the lack u sup.
port. Northwestern fell to ssh. g. Paul
10 3SIJ. Western Union 10 isA. Az the
close the market was hrmer lake Shore
advanced Ia 81. Northwestern to ~.
~. Paul to 3jN. Western Union to -. Pa.
cihc Mail firm and Erie Steady throughout
the DAY. The transactions Of the Stock ES.
change to-day aggregated 10000 shart', Of
which $500 were Pacific Mail, 1900
Western Union. 1900 Northwestern, s.
900 Rock Island, 400 Erie, and $780,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ami stocks.

Nav YoRE, September 6.-The feature
Of the days business IN Wall street Wal the
advance In gold to ii5, which was the
closing price. The immediate cause Of the
rise was a report that tomorrow the Treas.
ury will grant transfer Of $1,000 900 gold
from this market to San Francisco.
GoLD-Opened at iiiN, rose to iitN,
fell OF to Ilif, and aiterward advanced to
ii5, at which II closed. The rates paid foe
borrowing were i.6I per cent per diem, and
,, 2 and per cent per Annum. Loans we're
also made fat and at lag per cent for car.
rying.
GovERSNKNT IOSDs-Fim and more
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ing TO do with II, be simply went % sea Il
done and II vas nicely dOue. The Thur
dry following he vas called again, and
found him in about the same condition
As the first time only more aggravated
and prescribed 2grains dov1l, / podgpkyi-
Ian, / tFiaRdiR and gave il to him aud al
so made compound, tinct lconils part,
tinet- GslaemiHuHl ! part and spirits Auid
ext ralGleAAs to be given three drops ev-
cry two hours in 4 tablespoonful Of wa
ter, gave him 4 dose myselfat 3 P. n. and
Al p. N. gave him another which was all
he had that night On Friday be was in
a state OF como phrsRitiS, was caused by
the lick on the head aud PhTenitis caused
hi. death;
DR.. EnOch II. Pearce Jr. and
DR.. u. II. Fisher who made the pot Nor
TEN examination, testified substantially -
iolloWs; We made pot HoTiem. The Drs.
here produced the piece Of skull which
lhey found driven into the brain produe-
ing the imhamatory action which event
ually produced death. A proper course
OF treatment Tor wound OF this kind
would be to trPAtHs the skull, and
Hnl.e W many Eases " tIl1 Atnu al'sr
us'A'Ai'ag she{ ' Tl !st 10 many
s 49,. iney ulsl, theIe T L " no uoae1
shIt ue1'" va InuISeu oy tne NouRu IN
'ne hsAl, W. lounu no evidence OF HaF'
'"."t n "I Lucy, II, ,l,
a. H. nAtt,h Esq Produced Ihe bilcS'
AZ Wy loJAIn piece, very hatg burned,
NJ Jv'sI ~ s; oIod' i"at PGund ana IIs.lned
tIIS ne lIAeI - ai'et IL vas 'hIo"h
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a Farmers OplniOn-Why They
uSk Time-The Cause OF lSaniCs
The Farmers not 20 blame.

uSk Time-The Cause OF PaniCs
The Farmers not 10 blame.
Editors InlellIssnceT:
Our unusually busy harvest season haa
closed but TO find US In the midst Of an.
Oiher-the threshing Of our small grains.
The farmer IL kept 80 constantly Al work
at this season Of the year that be has but
little leisure for reading even the weekly
edition Of your paper, which 10 90 well
calculated to meet the wants OF farmers.
| noticed 4 communication In your
paper dated August %, in which
"Key-nOtG" holds up 10 the public
view the shortcomings Of the farmer.
"KeynOte's" store, In the way Of aTgu-
menl, has not been exhausted he tells u.
lie supposCs that In picking out few Of
the short COmingl Of the farmers all over
the country that he has made out a case.
! would ask my friend to give ne the
tho same latitude he allows any other
class, and tell US II tho farmer IL less Ia.
BILE tn pay his debts or otherwise meet bis
obligations than other business men,
FARMEEs PAY MORE CASH.
lie does not deny that farmers pay
more cash than any other class, but he
says that IL not the point. We think a.
farmers, that It Il Just the point. The
farmer gets longer time 70 pay because be
il longer in realizing on his investment,
For instance, he puts up his hay In July,
which has been nearly year In growing.
Tho same may be said Of wool, hence
thirty or ninety days in the bank. do him
no good.
HARD TTIEg AND PANiCs
produce failures, yet how few Of them
could be traced, il the remOtest degree, to
farmers. Where the farmer takes one
dollar from others, one hundred il taken
from him, hence he !, not always prepaF.
cd to meet his obligations. II IL true sOme
farmers never meet their obligations, YET
il il not fair to blame the whole class lot
the meanness Of few and trace the hard
times to this source. In regard TO the a.
eta point In wool, We would say farmer
are no more liable to strike the top Of tho
market than any other class.
OoiNG TO RANKS.
have inlimated why 1t docs not suil
farmers to go to banks. Their invest.
ment arc too long In realizing. But oil
course those who have enough ahead ia
deposit can and should usO banks, but to
advise farmer to 60 10 bank 10 borrow
money il to advise him to sell his farm,
which Of course he had better do u he can
pay his debts In no other way. | hope
tho advice my friend haa seen til to PrUder
may do good in wedding out the corrupt
iariners aud giving the old Ones 4 chsses.
"Key.noie' seems to thing he has hit
some one-not David Dash or any Of biz
associates, rs far A. I can learn.
COME AND SEE.
In conclusion, We would ask the gen.
tleman out to sec ~. This il not q pro-
life season In eAlables, and We do no,
drink, yet we will give him our best. lie
will be persuaded Of one thing; that IL,
how hard some farmers are laboFing "a
pay their debts. Truly yours,
DAVID DASH.
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! replied tia, was what was wanted,
wanted somthing torelicve the pain in
hH stomach, and then he went after him
yum With four grains Of dovus powder,
w hall grain Of podophyllin, one hall
yam ltpisndin, and on the 9th nit. he
renowned him convalesccnt, told him
~ gould give him up on the Monday
'.9gitg, Kirk was going about said hi
va w, ielt all right; his pulse was "a or IS
'y'l him would give him tonic, he ask.
~ 3. ne vba, Tor, told him Tor bic app
ue bic wife remarked that he did moi
.ted anything for that, | examined HI
gosue and found he did not need any
wwihg They .cnt ior the DE-. At the tim,
"oflhinglon lanced his head. lie eel,
"Na' all right and he would have moth
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prospect PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION

DRoSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Il NOTICE.
Sealed proposals for the privilege OF selling Pools upon
the grounds OF this Association during the of 1878
will be received until January ID The Association
the right to reject all proposals. Address
all communications 10 the undersigned.
By order OF Executive Committee.
GEO. w. OAKLEY, Supern endent
Montague street BROOKLYN.
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LOST AND FOUNE

r osT-GOLD WATCH, DECEMBER 81 ON sIXrl
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A I 81 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
"A nue--Elegantly furnished Rooms, Tor gentlemen;
splendid oca io terms very moderate references ex-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10

A LADY. LIVING IN HER OWN HOUSE, DESIRES
~ to rent two elegantly furnished Rooms with
every convenience. Address STRICTLY PRlVA1 +, box
$50 Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10

7 osT-oN THURSDAY. JANUARY T. IN READE
street or yielnlfy Sole Lea her Nalise The nnoor
Will receive liberal reward by returning IL 10 ~ Cort-
landt street