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- TOKES.'' The best thing out. Send 10 cts. to
u S. HANSON, 81 No. Sd St., Troy, New York.
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d. SDel DAY. Agents wanted, male and female
~ LzAddress Eureka Mfg Co, Buchanan, Mic h
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4 gents Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary
IA soap. Goods free. Chang Chang Mfg Co, Boston.
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For sale by ali Medicine Deal ers.-Co1n.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE = :s:,s

: A OF the prettiest Cards you ever saw,
10 :
CANNON, A 6 Kneeland ST., Boston. Mass.
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AAUsEMENrs-EIeurH PAer-Fourth, hlih and sixth
AsTR9LoGY-NrSrH PAcr-sixth column.
Bll.LlARDS-kGurH PAGE-First column
BoAkDERs WANTED--EIcnrn PAoE-seeond and third
BOAR AND LODGING wANrED-EloHru PAGE
BEESS98kkS SR as1fE FOX faq@
BRgsINESs oFPoRfTSIIrlEs-FIrrH PAGE.
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NlSTa PlGn"first
cLERSs ESsn'a aND sA1EsMEN-rwr1rrH pAcr-socOnd
SQHatN ESD rSfa Sqm
coAsTWisE' STE EIMsHips-TwrLrrH PAcx-sixtn col
S9rSEFy yFHsHps1gE" F.es -
DASNGING 1 AoADEM!hs1hIeHrM PAeEFourih column.
BS aoSSsTsasT u sas$a sSann -
EuR0PEAN TEAMsHiPs-fwRIrTa fIcz-Fiftn col
r.sEg,s;t Eicsq gsqp
FlNANcIAL.FIFrn PAGE.
ESsSsaED EESs SAfFssS R1oms 4S s9g%
EsJg r.fsTnrs ana fourth c0pmns
FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r"i fAcx-Flfh
HELP W1NrED-F D-FEMALEs-rwr1srn pAon-First and
HELP 'SSAS fiTmS m&ALEsrw.Lu p.or-rour,h col
HORSES, cARRIAGSs &c-Fmsr pAor-rhrd, fourth
H9TsEs koosl tc M%S4s,,,s SoH%P
iNSTRCC IlON-FIRsr PAcE-Sixh column.
GEN REAL EsrATE FOR sALE-NINrH PAGE
LECTGME sEAsoN- EIGHTH PAor-Fourth column.
Losr LogrL No MNoTiSFSFEsr rAerrFith eolpmn
M4S1, MAS I, IHERiIFiEsg \ ~ yIS PAGE-siYth column
rhafeGs1 coamS column
MMIHIplcAL-NiNTa PAGE-sixth column
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAcE-Fifh
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TESrH PAGE
IsCELLANKouS-TwRLrr PAGr-sixth column.
npSlCA Adjourn PAGE-Fourh column.
pEkSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
PiANOFoRTEs, ORGANS &C.-EicHTH PAoE-Fifth
POST OFFICE NoTIoE-FIRsr PAer-Finh column
ppRoPreS q ALSIEIcaTM I, ,H rAGE.First column
PRoPERTYf oUT or rHE '0 ciT9 FOR SALE OR TO
II
column
sALES At AuCTIoN-NISTn PAoE-Fiffh and sixth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ELEv
sIruATioNs wANrED-MALEs-TwrL,4u PAe.-sec-
SPECIAL NoncEs-FIasr PAGn-First second and
sroRfiSGDDoGs, BIRDS &c-F1nsr PAon-rhird
- column.
suaAHR aEsoKTsHalcnTTnr P1sa@Rird SEioHRi column.
The rkADEs-TwELrrH PAcE-Fourth and hfth col
TIE TIE TuRf-FrRsr PAeE-Th!rd column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPosEs-NrsrH PACE
rRAysGaERsd ysfGGna ana az GiT5 COLUMNS
UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED M column
"Are hes, JEWELRY, &C.-EIGHrH PAcE-Fourth col
wRslcaEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
wYSIrOo LEnIr-Ln,isra PAGE-Ftrst column:
YAcaTs. STEAMBOATS,, Gc.1FIssr P4osSRiith cR" col
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LEGAL NOTICEs.
tn HER MAJ J.sTY,s coUaT or PRoBATN
IrciAnl.
Tho principal Registry.
In the goods Of Charles wsts9n late Of Donegal in
Ireland farmer, deceased.

To Mary Jane Watson, Elizabeth Watson and Mrs
Fanny Cnaney. all Ot Washington couuty In ata,e cf
Maryianl gnd william WatsOn ut buchanan county,
state Mlsgunl; krnibie Wa sou, OF JeA.rsOn county
state OF Indiana ana H6rbara watson and George Wac
son ~ CtuTk county. = ttr II llnot aud samuel Fu
ton and Carol no fuOl, otherwtse Watson. us wiie
BON VI harrison county. sais % Dhlo, an rHniue
Hfegg, u l,2'7 street. southwest. ely y Was9lg
ton; John H. Arms.rong H,l esther Armssrons, 1thcr
wisc Gre TX. his ws. MRS Rachael A. Aennedy, other
wise GreSg widow Mrs Mary a. HchroOS Otherwise
Uregg widow, ard Joseph Watson Gregg. AL u Iomp.
kins avenue, brOpxlNn. Now A0rK and Josiah WAGON,
cf IS RIVER street Troy. Sew York. al IN the United
states IL America auU Mrs Barbara DgNio. othcf wise
Watson OF . Night nRae street In the cltF o Manetr
ter tn EnRlan others, the next at Kin O the shd
Chares Watson, deceased lake notice that on MONDAY,
The an DAY June next, the nf outurtunN alter
coun> beralt o. the Rev. oJer MeMoffis ~ james
Mi.nefoW, the executors appointed Ly the last VIII o.
the said Jnaries Wa sDn deceased sud WMch Wal mas
been los or msaid AMI cann0t now he lodnl Will Apply
in the Right honorable Bo0ert Richard Warren, tue
u ~ of he salt court for order tnat tie sad execn
tOfs De at liberty lake out PrUbae OF sai last Will
set IN lhe AFFIDAVIT 81 te sad Rev Robert McA0rn.
lie sroundea the said Uliavit the exhiait marNed
a. therein reierrett 20, AMI the nflavtt OF James
Wisherov, also ell IN saii Corr, on the 81 inst knd
urhlr take notice that by order Of aid court da.c
5h April Inst, III said executors directed give
notice Of such appl cation voA hy iisemea.,
above Ia the London ltales and New York H.fAlI.
Dated this sd AprIi. isi1
FORREST RID,
Solicitor for said Executors, Londonderry
ana No kustncc street, Duhnn. Irelan4
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aIA.rlsaaIoNiAL,

GENTLEMAN. A9OUf a. WITH HOME,
~ many acquaintance. but no inumates Just 10 VI
adopts is questionable method 10 obtain The c0ngehia
acgaantauce al ueart Graves hc claims refined na
ure, good rducaUn, liberal scntime eftts; giving 0nc
NcnG COnhdc zee. prulcusc aai ndehty; he m0y&s "a
me bct society n " called has learned tnRt Il ~
cot pou ana decidedly ,tlstsctory he has Nmpls
ca = hberak bAt does NOT desire 10 purchase iithds
loves art, nnsic DC. has travelled Ar.ey. &c Ms "
iect is hOa1raDes no sincere lgdy noed 70 answ0
Tor a communications Will be held ~ sacredky CO..
dahtAli nune out lndica OF g1od stanIlug IA soer
need answers this Ia in no spris ~ fdvgitL ~ zp
pfkaty, Address GAND0R, hes 40 Herald ono@
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lars ALLEN X 90, ~ Nassau street, New iorh.
DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MnpIcAL
IELs NJ D., IA Lexington av near Twenty ninth &
L,UssELL's ICE DREAM.
l. Having dscontnued the business in New York
ami been occupied since III ooklng aftcr
my various ice cream interests in other ces-Brookyn
impro yenen nts in the quality Of the cream am glad TO
M pS IN y We'll
delicious Ice Cream ana lees. Everybody viii rcmem.
ss sed The the fS9a price so Iey vii
creasins the consumption the article told in the
ss year and ,n hs9 sabS year ' 9 y dessn GS
to give another impulse 10 the trade and 10 this end
have taken the store Ia u piole House.
opposite % ormSry m stStSn non NJ
means making the best Ice Cream yet produced.
direct ro the clever aair'es Of orange county,
Ice Cream at price hlherto ia qnprccedehted
TO families % rstsr' aaa n quarts
All under nT6s I6Sr sIa quarts PS[ s1ap sc per quart
n noe gens ay sS 6osS eoepans
cauca fas aud festivals laii figure out how
Cream 1S Families afford 10 have Il on Tue table
fetaer: n viii have eye to their Cents
ss s HSpeS Nil " BE- y yer p e Ssng
AIRY ana pleasant waters accommodatins coIvem, @
rea@ Only Is cents paart and Pint boxes OF Ice
hse Sep o entSs nG 0c e at %
ae Snqd r mot s M Fno box sns Er Th ss
cross-town cars pass near the door ,.con ,,,sspr,
Having associated my sons, Il, \. and W. T. Fussel,
with me- the name of the hm VII n 6e ir9m his S dae
NEW YoRK, May, 1875. II Bible House.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM ooUATY-THE ATLANTIC
and Gulf Railroad Company hereby give notice that
In pursuance OF q resolution by Its Board Of Direct
ors Of April 7h 1876 under the terms Of the tenth
section Of the morgage dated July 1855 ani xeegted
Gardner OF New York city. as sole trustee 70
the payment of fve hundred thousand dollars OF
its first section first mortgage bonds ~ VIII on lio nS
apply the Judge of the superior Court OF Chatham
county appoint Daniel q. Purse, ESQ., 81 savannah,
Georgia. Trustee under said mortgage in the place ana
stead OF said John o. eardnefd oie ae-
President Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company.
TTAvANA LOTTERY
IL S4S. 100 distributed In prizes May 70 1900,
Prize or
Frze OF ..... 800
Prize of 25Uo0 a5oW
"a pies srze VI i ii .'-'''''''''' 10 mn
Circulars Of nior ma lion furnished free filed
Prizes cashcd panish Bank Notes, Doub!oons ana
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, II Wall street, New York.
TTAVANA LOTTkRY.-S4SIU0 IN PRIZES EVERY
One prize of...... 5000 Two $1,000 each. AoOo
one brize soSS M Ten s slCO9 esch o9 i9SS0 sS
price paid for spanish gold AMI Goyernments
I. B. MAkiIkEZ CO.. Bankers, -
OVAL ST. Gear basemenn n Y Post Office nox 400
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IYEMPSrEAD DRIVING PARK,
IL Spring Meeting, May Is, l9 and 20
Sl0D for 10 class; Sl25 Tor 2:H class So0 for 30
class; SlOU nearest to minutes S0O tor running Horses;
500 3s Ad iress tomorrow Wednesday, The
18th. Johnsons Twenty-eighth street, N. T., at
Hemps ead L. l.. at r. NJ. Address A. II. SAMMIS,
Hempsead, l.. j.
VEST SIDE DRIVING PARK JER sEY CITY, n j..
w purse OF 500 tor horses that never beat min.
utesS50 to frst $50 TO second; Sl5 TO third horse.
S25 horses that 1876 hrst
S3 second SO TO third horse Entrance TO close
johnson Bros, Twenty eighth street and Broadway,
New York, aud at the Park House, OF Pavopia
and Grove streets, Jersey City. Thursday, May l3
1878, at 9oclock r. NJ The above races TO come of on
saturday, May Is All conmunica tons 10 be addres
to MURPHY Henderson,. corner Of Pavonia ave-
nue. and Grove streets, Jersey City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/. FORTUNE FOR Si-WYoMING MONTHLY
n draws Nav Il. Capal Giit Ss0.0o0: second.
S25OOO; third, $200OOi fourth. $1,000 70,I5i smaller
Tickets 81 each; :cr So 2b Tor $40 Agents wanted,
illustrated Times mailed ree. containing full pariicu-
lars. ALLEN X co, ~ Nassau street, New YorE.
nIsEAsES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
~ aud Surgical cases specially HENRY \. DAN
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FoR sALE.

4 FIRST CLASS CoEFECrONERY FOR sALE--ON
account of another business 10 attend To- Apply Al
81 E.4hll
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DEERFoS9yTE SyEsr rARK EEa1xe MEETING ,ss
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. May II,
Purse 500, for 3 10 class
j. T.. JARVIS 9. 6. Lewis Hoyt.
J. H. Philips br. S Compeer
W OConners b. M Edith.
W. ;. Thuns' b. z. cranky Jack
j. Buckey's ci. r. Harry w.
L. Manee's o q. Cuntevello
James Derry's g. Little Joe.
j. ii. Goldsmlth's b. IN. Volunteer Girl
ii. Cherries blk III. Elizabeth.
$. l.. sammis' T. e. William h. Ldppincott, Jr
w. II. Wilcox's b. 4. John w.
thomas Conner's blk 4. Vulcan
j. Splans CHI 4. Brilliant
j. Walkers blk. g. first ot May.
@. smiths blk m. Mauca Chunk Maid.
SAME DAY,
Purse $500, for 2 :}5 class
j. h. Philips ch. Modesty.
W. $. Thons' &. <. Morris Balev
George q lberIs e. harrv Gilbert.
II. Gold this g. @. Rescue.
IT, Paterson b. G. William Walsh.
Thomas Conner's b. m. Waldron Maid.
j. Splan's br &. Cheston
kncing will commence at 7. NJ. sharp.
Admission to Nil parts OF the track ST.
WILLIAM M'MAHON, Proprietor.
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TOMORROW (wEDNESDAYj May T. at II O'Clock,
Al BARKER SONS
CITY AUCTION Mart ana New York Tatcrsalps,
CORNER OF hroldway and thirty ninth street.
sENsN1EEN HEAD OF the finest. fastest and most
promising seen or known; The FASTEST TROI-
TERE the most e.egant combined SADDLE ami Har-
Horses broke 10 all known Kentucky saddle gait
CATALOGUES WITH full pedigrces, descriptions, &r.
be had the offices OF the spirit OF The Zines an1
lur. led aud Farm. or at BARKER x SONS, corner
OF Broadway and Thirty-ninth street
MAKE 4 noe OF the above and como and look the
r. oVe
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1 SPLENDID RE ,TAURANT. CONVENIENT TO Ew
u Post office dong good. safe businesa aso corner
Liquor torres downtown sample Rooms
MALONk'S Store Agency, III Nassau street
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FORRE5r RkID,
Solicitor for said Executors Londonderry,
Ana No. kustAce street, Dublin. Irelan1
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BUTCHERS MAsKET BEST LOCATION ON
n Third avenue; rare opportunity. Also Boot ami
Shoe stores Grocery stores, oyster saloons, cigar
MAIJoNE's store Agency, III Nassau street.
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IlOOx NED ACCOUNTS IxvEsTIgAr 40 HAL
ID anc6d and cnsed w an eiaeeut areOun aott ,arnh
Gxsd ~ lob er aay Adde'S v, COX s,ssz y ~ snas
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A -Cs50O-FoR sAt.E.-ANY PARTY IN WANT OF
n. the prettiest and most stylish pair OF crossed
matched Mares In the state dapple gray and bay,
1914 nands high years old sound and kind 10 single
and double hAruess they are botn fine saddle mares
lady drive or ride them. and must % sold, as tho
20 leave the city; also light shifting top
Depot Wagon, to seat iour persons; single and nouble
Harness. also light shifting side bar toad Wagon
will bo sold separately toRethar. Call and examine
them. Inquire for this week at GEO W. BROWNS pri.
vaie sable No Is Fifteonh street. between Broadway
and Filth
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A UCrI0N HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
II date Johnston X Van TasselD.
Office ~ Liberty street (svening Post BuIlding).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE 10 TO 2b 1HIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
"a TO As hours trial on horses warranted sound.
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NEW YORK, NAY ID. ls.l
IN All persons hereby Cautioned against trusting
or contracting debts with one beiongingt0 the
British bark Mary Ann, from Java, wltLout written
order RON Ocr onlce FuhCH EDIE n co
~ soulh william street,
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REGULAR SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY III ESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyiour to forty eight hours given purchasers
test warraniees
Horses, Carriages harness tlankes Robes. &c. always
ON hand At private sae.
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lEMF vILLAREr DOES UP LACX CURTAINS AT
Iu 7Sc. 10 81 q Windows also nne Laees yory low
prices i2 West ortetn street, between broadway aud
Sixth avenue.
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SPECIAL hOl-IcEs.

SEEtlAL hOiIS h4s'
CruTrEElMG-U. srAMNgRlNG INSTITUTE
10 unu perfectly cured call send Tor circular
pHE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING or TIE BOOK
j. j. binder Proydent Ass9eiaion WIN be neld ~ & tns
street entrance Sis, ,eenth street,, Wednesday
evening Nay ~ 1873 : O'Clock. Members are
R.J. BRADFORD, Secretary, : ''''' : '-' =
$500 600 -KGSrToKY T Sits M sISgLE -. Sum
LIBERAL discount to eubs B NHTiAN' Ho.i Gsey
building, cortlandt street New York.
S57S TIT -KkENIucKY STATE LOTTERY.
ION scheme 9g"ws ea i"a[a'y s MAY M 5r,ze s
ess sg hayes S Ifer r. eiS9tns 81 2
Liberty street, New York.
sPoRTING-poGs, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR s.ALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY noes,
Food for mocktng birds, AT b. q. DoVEfs, No 3Greene
street. near Canal
EoR sALE-A PRETTY AND HEALTHY POLL
farro sakS Sa aSshs ugh SINS coughs sc AEy M one
Herald office.
THE TURF.
A UCrIoN AND FRENCH pooDs SOLD EVERY
~ morning AMI evening during the week the
at Le xington Ky, the New YORK Turf kx.
cnange. % West rwenyeisht!i street; entries and re.
suits oy telegraph KELLY BLISS co.
At LEXINGTON RACES COMMENCE AT II ~
II Pools close at iurt Exchange, 5 Wet Twenty eiehh
street atl2a5. New York tine. KELLY BLISS 4 CO,
AUCTION AyD FRENCH TOOLS sgLD AT
Twenty eighth street every morning and evening on
the running races at lexington KY. ul returns each
", II. x 7. 4 JOHNSON
A UCTIoN AND FIR NJ POOLS SOLD Ar sHAw's
"a fo1lroom northwest eoraer bowery ana Broome ,
si %9y "aa evening On
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4 ROOT AND SHOE STORE DOING A coon
"A trace; well located will be sold low for cash Adj
dress y n O.. box ll9 Herad once.
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Ok REwARD-LOsT on MONDAY MAY & AT
splD North shore, staten Island ferry, or on the
Thomas Hunt large black Pockstooos. containing SO
10 RIO and wcmorania valuable 70 the owner Please
return q WILLIAM WhEELEK. at the Jerry house.
pier 4.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER WHEAT SToRY.-An item
appeared in these columns relative to
prolific wheat on Kemler's ranch. Last
evening Kemler and George Carol
were commenting on the story, which
the former asserts is a fact, when the
latter said that he had seen in Paradise
Valley from fifty to seventy-two stalks
of wheat growing from one grain, and
each stalk bore a well developed head,
IN which we're six rows, some of which
he ascerteined by actual count con-
tanned eighteen grains in q row, or 1903
grains to the head.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

The Virginia Chronicle has the fol-
lowing relative to the Carson Mint !
The annual cleanup at the Carson
Mint is now in progress, and will ex-
coed that of any previous, year. The
amount of wastage will come within
the figures prescribed by the Treasury
Department, result which was not ac-
complished last year. During the past
year 100000 ounces of silver have
been treated, against 2, 200. 900 last year,
and 2lO, 900 ounces of gold against 1T, :
900 ounces last year. For several days
past the Assayer has been engaged in
making approximate assays of the Con-
solidated Virginia bullion received as
installments on the $1,500,000 pur-
chase; $250,00O of this lot will be
coined into dimes and 20-cent pieces at
Carson, and the remainder worked up
at the Philadelphia Mint. DIR. Under
man, Director of MINIS, who is ex-
pected at Carson in few days, will
make arrangements to increase the ca
pacity of the mint so per cent. Coin
ing will be resumed on the Sd of July.
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TEACHERS REPORT.

Following is the report of the Winnie
mucca Public School for the term end
ing June rs, 1875:
Whole number of pupils enrolled,
Ill; whole number of boys enrolled,
So; whole number of girls enrolled, So;
percentage of attendance, SO; length of
time the teacher has taught the school,
three months and two weeks; monthly
salary of teacher, $135; amount of SAL
airy received, $1,215; number of school
visits made by School Trustees, thir-
teen; number of school visits made by
County Superintendent, six.
studies-Number of pupils in orthog-
raphy, Ill; reading, Ill; arithmetic,
30; geography, 90; grammar, 26; His
tory of the United States, Is; physiol-
ogy and hygiene, 10; algebra, 8; natural
philosophy, 6. (Signed)
NELLIE NJ. KELSEY, Teacher.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

Notwithstanding quantities of
wool continue to arrive from different
parts of the country. Yesterday N.
Levy Il Co. commenced packing, and
Robert Kemp, who has charge of the
battling machine, has a car load ready
for shipment to-day. The wool arrives
Eere in sacks containing from 275 to
400 pounds, and is pressed in bales,
which average about 500 pounds, and
bound with hoop iron. 1t is shipped
from here direct to Boston, and this
season the wool shipment. NJ. Siegel in.
forms US, will reach nearly half a mil
hon pounds. This wool business has
grown mp within the last three or four
years, and should the price of wool run
up to what it was two years ago, the
crop in this vicinity would undoubt-
eddy reach million pounds in the next
two years. Two sacks of extra
quality sold by John Guthrie brought
1922.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

Coop AssAYs.-W. j. Clemo had two
samples of ore assayed at the Humboldt
Reduction Works last Monday, from q
ledge recently discovered by him in
Winnemucca Mountain, and which he
is now at work on, with the following
results: No. l, fine yellow material,
$40 sc in silver per ton; No. 2. hard
quartz, 1878 81 per ton in silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

AN INSANE MAN.-The Reno Journal
says that Deputy Sheriff Avery brought
to Reno from Winnemucca last Satur-
day night crazy man whom he picked
up on the train. The lunatic is a big,
strapping fellow, weighing 200 pounds.
Now, we should like to know how the
journal can credit lunatic picked
up on train" going through the State.
to Winnemucca2 That coming Pown-
ing-Poor event must be affecting the
Journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

EMIGRANTs.-About two hundred and
seventy-five emigrants passed here last
evening going west. The eastern bound
passenger train yesterday did not have
twenty passengers aboard. Notwith-
standing the surmises relative to turn
in the tide of emigration Westward the
star of empire, continues to take its
way.
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New DRUG SToRE.-Attention is d.
rected to the advertisement of T. K.
Stewart & Co., in another column.
They have started new drug store in
Ragsdale's building, opposite the Gen.
trail Hotel, and keep on hand a full
assortment Of drugs and chemicals, and
compound physicians prescriptions
with the greatest care.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

OFFICERS ELECTED. At q regular
meeting of Paradise Lodge No. 25, 1.
o. o. F., held last Saturday night,
the Goth instant, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: S.
B. P. Pierce, N. g.; C. Singhas, v. g.;
o. P. Crawford. r. c.; B. lilies, P.
c.; b. Fisher, Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

HIDEs.-E. Lobenstein, well known
to old Humboldters as =" Red" is the
heavy hide merchant of Idaho Territory.
The Avalanche of Saturday says that he
shipped the day previous 300 hides
from Silver City to San Francisco by
way of the Columbia river. They were
shipped by returning teams which had
been to Silver City with produce. 1t
seems that freight teams returning
to Winnemucca ought to be able to
compete with the Oregonians in this
business, as the railroad company car
ries that class of freight at special rates.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

THUMPERs.-The Ancient and Honor
able Society of Thumpers had thump-
ing meeting last evening at Ell Dorado
Hall. In the absense of his High Miti-
ness, the Chief Thumpist and the
Grand Historiographer, Thumporum,
Virgil Jupiter, was called to the Chair,
and Cresendum Constantine Blanc
mango was chosen photographer ad in
term. The committee heretofore ap-
pointed submitted a report which was
adopted by defamation, and forty-fve
new members were enrolled. On mo-
ton a committee of three, consisting
of Mackinaw Sallust Bonnebouche,
Giasticutus Radomantic Weissnichtwo
and Jehosophat Godolphus was ap-
pointed to prepare and publish the
order of exercises. Additional masks
were ordered, and each member per-
mitted to furnish his own parade dress
and accoutrements. After several hifa-
lutin speeches and hair-breath argu-
ments on points of order and the ten
ents of the organization, the Grand
Thump adjourned until next Saturday
evening at eight o'clock, when every
member is expected to report at head
quarters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

No VERDIcr.-A dispatch received
direct from New York says no verdict
had been rendered by the jury this
morning. Defendants counsel express
confidence in the final agreement of the
jury and verdict for the defendant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

New RoAD.-Captain Bledsoe has
been looking out new road to South
Mountain, with view of shortening the
route from Winnemucca to that place
and Silver City. Having concluded his
labors in that direction, yesterday A. j.
Shepard received the following dis
patch : ~ have looked out the road
aud find it all right. Can shorten route
sixty-one miles, and to Silver City
thirty-six miles. Will be in Winnie
mucca on the LIST. II. BLEDsoE.