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, 1875-05-22
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS.


On the 15th-inst-; atthe Mint in
San Francisco, 10000 ounces of
gold were melted and run into $40
pieces.
San Francisco's new three mil
lion dollar palace hotel will con
tain, among other features, a Ia
dies billiard room, furnished in
princessly style. Who dare say
that women's rights are not being
recognized?
The ship Western Shore, built
at Coos Bay, by Simpson Bros,
has arrived at Liverpool 104 days
from San Francisco. This is the
quickest trip of the season. The
Western Shore was not coppered,
having deferred that until her ar
rival in England.
Jefferson Davis, in an address
to the Texas veterans of the Mex
ican war, on the 18th inst, en-
treated them to be as loyal now to
the stars and stripes as they have
been jealous and brave in the de-
fence of their first flag.
The Oregon Granger makes the
prediction that in twenty years the
export of prunes from Oregon
will be greater in value than the
export of wheat. sftz
Official mourning for the death
of the late Emperor of China was
suspended for a few hours on
Feb. 25, in order to allow reioic-
ing over the new accession. The
new Emperor being duly honored,
grief was resumed.
A practicable water route to
connect the Mississippi River with
the Atlantic Ocean, has been
found between Cairo, ILL.,, and
Darien, Georgia. The distance is
1000 miles, of which 900 are nav
igable rivers. Now let the States
directly interested forthwith set
to work and build it.
Two women received twenty
lashes each, the other day, at a
whipping post in Virginia. That
State is evidently preparing to
abolish the use of the lash. The
most stolid advocates of its use
cannot stand up against the indig-
nation such acts will cause.
The Perry, Ga, Homo Journal
announces the death of General
Barfeld, negro one hundred and
twenty-one yearsof age.
A Canadian company proposes
to manufacture india-rubter from
milk-weed, which is said to Weld
four per cent. of the article.
They are cutting a tree in Cali
fornia, thirty feet in diameter and
over three hundred feet in height,
for exhibition atthe Centennial.
A Mormon Bishop was horse
whipped at Salt Lake the other
day by a coal dealer, whom he re.
fused to pay for fuel. his wives
burned during his absence.
A train ofone hundred wagons,
with six hundred persons, herd
of milch cows, and the usual as
, 1875-05-22

THE Observation-Disclosures
ing to a recent Washington special
to the Western press. the Depart
ment of Agriculture has, by ex-
periments, developed a plan for
utilizing the grasshoppers, which
are found to yield a large proper
ton of oil equal to the best fish
oil, when pressed. The pulp can
be used for the manufacture oi
sundry valuable chemicals or pur-
fled for food and the residue used
as fertilizer. 1t is proposed tc
catch the grasshoppers in high
trenches and to subject them to q
process similar to that used at the
Menhaden fisheries
, 1875-05-22

Notice OF Sale under Decree Of Foreclosure
sELUcTUs GARFIELDE vs.. HENRY L. sur-
TON.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE IN THIS
J. cause Issued ont OF the District Court IN
and for the ThirdJudicial District of wash
lnRton Territory, holding terms at FORT
Townsend, Jeifefson County, W. T., ehai
expose for sale, as the law directs, At the
Court House door In the city Of Port
Townsend, Jefferson County, W. T., on
Monday, June I4th, 1873, between the
hours Qf9 NM.and 2. n, the premises Do
scribed in said decree, as follows:
That certain piece or parcel Of land situ-
ate, lying and being m Jefferson County,
W. T., and more paFticalaFly described on
the east halfof the east half Of the south7
north range 1west ofWtliamette Meridian,
continuing -forty t10I acres, together
with all and singular the tepements,
difamehts and ApputSe eAAnees there
unto belonging or-4R-any wise ap-
pertaining, TO satisfy a fprelosure Of
mortgage amounting TO six hundred and
slxty-ole Nolnfs andH eigAty -Ex cents
tt66fle so IN Enfted Stats. gOld coin, and
with interest at rate Of one and half per
cenf per month in like gold coin from date
Of decree. and costs amounting to f8S. ID
and accruing costs Of snle and interest.
The said foreclosure and decree Of sale
was recovered the 5th day OF March. 1873.
J. j. H. VAN BOKKELEN.
sheriff of jefferson County, W.T..
G. NJ. BRADSHAW. Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated at Fort Townsend April 10, 1873.
I-5t.
, 1875-05-22

SURVIVORS OF THE MExIcAs
WAE.-A National Society of the
surviving soldiers and sailors Of
the Mexican War has been formed
at Washington, with branches in
every State and Territory of the
Union, in each of which vice.
president and one member of the
Council Of Administration have
been appointed. The officers for
this Territory are General Tilton
and Major Haller. y
, 1875-05-22

THE ceremony Of 'ledicating the
new Masonic Temple, in New
York on June Cd, is looked for
ward to with great interest by
members of the fraternity. Over
$4,000 masons will be in the line.
Distinguished guests from Europe
will participate, and Governors
from most of the States who be-
long to the Order.
, 1875-05-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.

FROM the interest that is being
exhibited by men of means and
BUSINESS in this city, It is quite
evident that lively, go-ahead times
are dawniDg upon us.
, 1875-05-22

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
RoAD.-The U. S. District Court
has ordered a sale of all the prop
erty of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, and appointed the
Masters in Chancery to conduct
the sale. The decree includes the
railroad owned by the company,
and all grants of land in aid of
its construction. The sale of the
property, in the several States and
Territories in which it is located,
will take place in Chicago on the
first Monday in August at the Gus
tom House.
, 1875-05-22

S. D. HOWE bought the hull of
the wrecked bark Union at auction,
in Sehome, for $50, she was built
for a whaler, and is said to have
5000 worth of copper on her. A
handsome investment.
, 1875-05-22

THE Postmaster-General has Or
dered that the rate of US. post
age on letters sent to or received
from foreign countries, with which
different rates have not been es-
tab!ished by postal convention or
other arrangements, when for
warded by vessels regularly en-
ployed in trans porting mail, will
be reduced from ten to FIVE cents
for each half ounce or fraction
thereof, to take effect July l, 1875,
, 1875-05-22
Picked Up!

or CAPE FLATTERY A NEW CAN
" Buoy, kettle bottom, confcai shape,
black and white stripes, and about eight
fathom Of chain attached.
Apply to o. =. GERRIsH.
Port Townsend, May Il, 1875. I2-f
, 1875-05-22
Ship camIIo cavour.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE
undersigned Agent OF the Peruvian
ior debts contracted BY the officers or crew
JOSE NJ. soUsA, Master.
c, h. P. WOOD, Agent.
Port Discovery, May IL, 1875. 19-SW
, 1875-05-22

Gen. John G. Breckinridge, Vice
President in 1857, died at1.exing-
ton, Ky, on Monday last, aged
about 80.
, 1875-05-22
NEW ADvERTTsEMENTS
copartnership Dissolved.

The Conartnership heretofore existing
botween the undersigned has been =
solved BY mutual consent. All debts due
TO and nom said nrm must be settled.
j. VAN WORMER,
CHARLES BENSON.
Port Townsend, May 81, 1915. Is
, 1875-05-22
SheriTs Sale.

Notice Of Sale under Decree Of Foreclosure
sELUcIUs GARFIKLDE vs.. HENRY L. sur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

kHv1esK Mach 2S-BEEvss- No arrivals 1 number OF
ie; n % yards from tie hs receipts Of yesstcsy at Hudson City
Qeai fohseerd prices urehaEzeo, and
nay BE- 9ssed a. lOra lie y n 10 dress $685. To the
est If.aostons todsE lnetSd ord good st
al IRON y n. to e'sss 80 n 10 l22r TO GreSs So D
Dssd "sitsl 500 for horns WsI Co ty7hB1s sters 6s
sst ssetse from II ~ 70 sess 81 H. lie 10 les 90 n "a
81 n ~ d. ~ e dres55 N; and - bals 200
.ssIsse a. IS y n. live weight
Lsatsrses sof for MorDs wsiTes Co l02
ib'ksI est q il:sdlalse To dress 67d5s n.
0eess lo1s sae fof horrs Was.s Co. 90 Illinois
- lie y n = dress So n.
Ssases sou To- MORT s.WAIes Co ~ UIino, s,ss, u
wi u 4 ~ n, h srrss 81 N.
nsrt Fslefk Ca cold ~ xsssseh, estu. Gu allae y
n 70 drsss 80 n.
ksosUss 200 bad sasf, ml FED veal, Of fr A.
eaaff the eenski was goi
sBsne Be- 10 L. for ordinary prime yesl. stat, mi
Jsras ,ssed calves fsnsed non lie to l3e o.
tts sass a. izdl4c
A ~ And al Msust Hel, DO -2OOd2JO N. % l0a1O1c
J. nfs CO sod 1sssS calves, l25di43 n. at lola
ssssSRs.st sere esn hoo be,d-3 cars at Jerse, Cit.
am a YoftJ sshf st. ard sOths qa
trm 81 pro<s ssd 20 strictly pnme sbssp
gsetsd sasi n erdaSJ 70 good ao-'aeh As soh
Piiss,s ed ssg f1sais sbsse 7s n s,sufs at 1e Pn
y2l Do. ~ 4. q To- J35 Ohio sbse,. l2l D "a "
LIsA soN @1 Ohio sheep, 20 syersgs, H6Ayc v 204
o., ~ n, 81 7e, cad ITO d. IO2 N, 81 TIC
ysoa bsstnfhsn sVs ise Ohs sheer. 81 sverige at Sc
s-sn-Bsssps ,oea, II ears 555 bers all consigned
W ssusbtrss None slvs Dressed bees
sfsdloe for si' AID ssasiy v n fer wss<ra
vsE svya za-carrLs- Receipts today 100 bsst, essus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
rNE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKErs

IoSpos March m-oors Sss 'S' ga, d. Preferred
account 93d93 Bre RAILWAY SHARES H. Coton market
fSyrePooL March 2Sl2 $50 m-i6e oo'"" $50; sales
10 o .es 5000 for speculation ana % sbc,ed
Ms,sh and kpnI do deliverable Maea xhs,t o,
a. Ssh,eSble Apl Sd The receipts o. ,so
~, ss., three days been 1900 quarters HeuuS
p.n~., .h.res Paris dis
patches quote Reutes O4i ZVc nm IN. bss of
LwsKrooI March 2S2 sales Of Coi'o, % Primary at I'd
a6ns Tn,nds pohg Good Ordinary shppeI
wheat ~ aSb per for average CaioTna % s6a329
per quarter Peas <2l6G43i per quarter Tor o'ha'"H
IospoS March 2s .%cun a o. o R . sTs.
RI "a Rnglspd On balance &93OOO bhe hallway
css Paris dspstche Rentes at o4f ~ &c .d. 1864
.sxyoKT March 23-United States fi'e'~cnV oo''''
99Sa ot.. ALE. NJ Cotton to-day z 400
& se America; basis Of nb9ahng opAs A. d.
GO Oriipsry shipped February and March ~ os 10 Ma
April and May l5l6d; do nothing pe ps,or, and
ss sb;nred February l16t do do smpped re''u' ~
s Al "a DO d. deliverable May and June a. On ,h s,,,
raxvrooI harcn 23-5 80 m-Ssies OF Coon q" ano
nd,rS tplsnds nothing Low Middna shipped AYR H
". ~ ND: do do deliverable Apr and NAV ~
Nav and June Sled The market Tor Yarns Ah'
sabrics at Manchester is steady -, 1, n.uor
TSSoox March 23- Refined Petroleum ID y gaIiop.
rwuup March 23-Petroeun 3Of o bne rae hmencsp s
n.noN March 23-Bvening hale OIL scarce ana nm
ton Lnsed Oo 20 025 Sd ewt Calcutta binseeo oo W"
SoJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

"
M is 4Lf AsD 1 %s 'hf
tam dei. Of trust mortgages co9psnv it was on the 9Th
Sa and R Ssnp s%S o as 'S &
ioreOei d and from all equity Of redemption Of IN and
prem property and franchises and that the hlsss
p and Western aa~s' and PROPERTY together with the fran
trust mortgage esSsd public BY
n,ned Chsaey Of said Court pay satisfy
and The rights
every ssS be AND he
the conditions thereof and ths, the beng
d cs. Ss f Mast. should 'ns s e1 ss
to The sHsnas:er or purchasers Of ,ss property coed
ua S.t the sc Mr should Offer he whole Of said
R ' $ 5d .l m
@ re c". Gin . o %' s M mould al
we'd therefor than III hundred sus.nd ooa s5 that the said
sssSa r :s rom pa. va a 's.s Sa spS s.
Siss. bidder iSss and ihs, s,Sa d. al Of tn; @ rS piOpH,
and franchise. TIE ,s a..e, should eqo,. e "
delivery him Of r0d AID sufficient bond With sures 10 " BY him
vu required BY the sd Court and That the
zero. and soaa,io. sd should
sc % che ss % a, :99
% ,t :t I'D TIE As .' s. s se .e1
s's siS al. as sSI ss
:'S sSss s' S ss .a%
ross s a. sale Which ma, + By The S Gs1 found dos
meat MAJ be paid boais hes b0as hds ssnet
b. hm
b, use pursuance deere. Joseph sropen
Ia Master CsnoeJ u tbs ssid Govt WI ell pubic
bdd<s Of
Lou County Ia the Cry ~ Louis hssosn
wBDsHsDAY the l4h day Of Apl A. D. ISsb bes
Of O'Clock In The
Frt The whole Of the railroad and .ropey oseahr
VIAL the Ahns stoeh he said Mississippi Valley Western Raj
wJ Co.p .esoep' ibe portion hereinafter one The
aud nuohs specified the tboye
Second that Of The Mississippi Valley RYlsay
ss ,ss s I. sssa' s @ s.a ~ R :s 81.
stands ling .tocf purchaser thereof vii be
required Of dalsrs cash and
balance bid The eoutstes BY ibe rsa
Cear--st Louis Mo Ne. Cd /. 1873. JOSEPH sIiIPPas
Master ia lsaaeet, u the uIii.d state. Circuli Isar
ias TIC k4sisu plsiIe, o. Missouri /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALsaSr March quiet Rye sS n 'ne Cnm aaes
zoe sat- lots 9 .Iss s qa But aIs'
State a, 81 80. Nal. steady. -. .,dd,rs ,so
.sS, s s,m uSsh.Dsi WSss
81 24Ssi rs; Maryland 81 239sl 49, No Western seTs
s sssD: s @s ss
R; aS ' fsSsdS. very 49, Ss
sh"of5e'. sSs RIO sides al for ca. loads OS,'
sSsss.l H s Clear m fssa
s, !. sd. as a HSsa s% %$ n 1i
T s sa a s's s So Or
r. Is for Wisconsin and kss - sp
~ 90 4Sss sDs or ST. Iou. including
for CS%mS Ss F F. 'tS S1SSs fs%
White Rye 95e a$ Short Fin. Feed ana n Sn.
20 200 bush; 49, 700 buhi shorts $500 eus' Barley Ola
OD clscIssArr March 2s-Four sn wts. s5 Red 81 100
81 Is Corn dul Csc Oats firm at b9d62e Rye steady q,
n al :, PCviSOHs Opened closed t3 PSI.
quiet ST. cash Lard quei steam i5,se 49, h us cl
SIDES ssSrsI, sl esaT 70 RIB ssf ,;ol s
common s7as 75 FAR Medium sass 90 no c0ee offer
'Hs clryEigSD March sswh Com and Oats stead, and IN;
if psr 1 Msn quiet UNCHANGED whe.. firm and spa
ss.b. s 81. : NJ 3 s
Nbs Wheat, s6oo s@ S S SGn T 2.oS
S SoSj S S:. tG SV 500 zoos 90
pa sP' SseSa9sd Rendered M
ys,tle sc Hams 1871. Other articles unchanged
JousylE 23-Four and Wheat quiet and unchanged
Corn pomnaly 66d67e nomipaiy Gia65c Rive quiet
ebanged good dnsnd Pork 81 50a
II % Bacon--Shouders S; Clear Rib Sides l2dl23 Clear
sides. lIl2dl2s4c Sugar-cured Hans l3d32c Prime L.ni-
steam 4; Terce, "A 7sal5ei Kes l5+al6c WHISKY 81 TO-
Begging firm AZ he o-..-
mKsPg March 23-Fou firm aud in fair demand Corn active
and higher S6dS7c 0sn advanced and In fair demsnd
Lard que unchanged Bulk Notwithstanding tendency but ps'
uuotably higher ooo,,, a., n. H.
Sc so for Amber Winter t6 20 for W he
for Double Wheat firm but No Milwaukee Club 20
No White Michigan ST. 30; EIr do 81 30 Corn du sales Of
one car at SIC MeaS3f for Boiled $33 for Unhoted "
ton Mieed unchanged Shorts S2S Shipstuh $50 Miidings
49, ton Railroad FreghtsFou to Boston 5Oc to Newford
AOc; to ALBANY, Sac. canaan.
Refined 47sdl5c for April; Grade lOc IN bbh &c IN
bulb Quercon Bark S34 ton Clover Seed IN good de-
Timothy 81 IS $3 Pxsee sells 90 Flour good
consumption, foil prices sales OF 600 bills incu ns
Minnesota Family at 50 dS5 7 Pennsyvan Indiana
IS rs 0$6; Fancy grades 50 25GSS I'VE flour
Wbest sales Of Red at 81 22dSl 26 Amber,
81 81 VI. rather quiet; Of elbow at
unhangd sales OF Mess Pork 81 Gs2 50
Pekled Hams IL i2G2c; Smoked Soes
lie IS 2dl4c WHISKY sells at 81 Is for Western But
unchsngd EewYok and Bradford County firsts Z6d2Se do
Seconds 2ld24o Western fss lSd2Jc do Seconds l6dl7e
DO Rolls lSd20c Cheese steady; Newiok Fancy l6i2ai1e
steady Pennsylvania New JERSEY and Delaware Fresh
Western SO d34c- Seuthern 33d34c
WOOL MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA March 23Woo quiet but firm, with change
from last quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

Kew burgs proposed erection, for which were ubme
Of Buildings DUNG tie week ehns sstar' heA
20. 1875: -, am, -. =, o,-.,. l.
frs.cass drelDs eacj iodf Hos iooioS' L.
Brady snd }. G. Lynch, owners
Wet 54S, brick third ass storeens stoys
25r9s9; w. NJ Ne re, Ovaer 80. .,, -.
West fny fouh side. 10 feet east Of sIhsve tive
brown dwellings, each four sore lEoio" 'a D.
north side IS feet east Greenwich brick store sn6
Suiyar Mo- 4 l43 49, bnek stores and eoemenir
each Eve stories % SKIS VIM Zwaxke owner
Go1 sice between rr1 so
ondsye French Oats each four stones |oioo '-
Guy, owner =. ,oo III ,..,.-x ,-.o .,o,is. az lp
South Pfhave 81 bck workshop one story $3.50 e
$50 feet south OF shemsnavs, Inwood frame
d.eire two stories 2Or26; J. MeCrystal, owrer. NJ m
Thirty No 5l5 bncA iacot' Tour son <foAs
Benjsmn Fox owner
stories, 26Ti6 Jacob Kern owner o.,- -. Ill.,. ,.,,<
Es,t No 42G bnck aud Ohio stone college build
ing i've stories 6Ors9 Eew.isrs University owner "a
Nos $40 and oi oneA iAcs' 'neo '"'s W.
rs q. W. Kidd CO.. owners 80 ~, ,n,. 49,,
oieth-sta 2OO feet west OF "nna'e 'Ho
frame dwellings stories l25r4S= MAY Merritt. owner =
East Fou. No. 229 brcx store sHd tenement ave soheA'
Nos PSI 2s3 and 2S5 brick and enemsrt
escb i've stores 276rjO; CsdxaILier EStite. osaer
Fhye 6S3 and 555 two brown oa. hrstchs qsennss,
each four stories 1918; estimated cost $4,000 esh Dusgn
East FiGyanths No 3iS brick thrds store and 0ncsr
one tory l3r27 Buan Il Mason, owners
class French 1 SIX stories lOO5EsU; estimated cost sooooo g.
Blum, owner T., Il. =. .o,.. .,,h
Eve stories 81 SXl5Ol6O estimated oi go ooo eaen Jas L. wv
Total etmaed cost OF the ereeuoa Oh Tue d. oS's'
$JSG,O2J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
BUILDING STATISTICS

For the Saturday March TO- 1879 records The De-
o. Buildings, Walter w. Adams Superintendent
The Of Inspection Rebt Mnns Cbieb psns sab
buildings proposed for alteration at estimated cost Of sl2Is.o
making total estimated Ipend for buings and seoe
1861 $50 OF buld1s. proposed ss eeeten 10 a.. s
class DIV engs French Eats tenemeDts, hreAss stores AMI
dwellings, upper districts Special applications tor ffsne
other Structures 90 " which ~ srpr0' rejected aaS
pending ~. -,-,.,,..,
The Bureau Violations Ardrev Ovens Cee reports vo,a'ns
law removed l. Budo Ssreorted for unsafe ebmaey %
condition S2i 's AS special surveys hsh on 20
buildings 10; violation sent 70 attorney, unsie oasse
cases. 49, violation notices served % unsafe notices served ioo
number Of buildings surveyed general condition ISo -
The Of Iron Work tCb.s HYDE Csef reports 'esJ
Of AGA bndns ZSz when seo
rnpecons Of buildings hssoore provided wa outside s
condition aud availability Of such ESCAPES on Sot es
reported good endnou AMI on Is s rsaannf spnn "a
wer balconies 90 Of wtieo See uha ~
condition bad condition. % were Fee.%naoI' OF ea
iue previously repore requiring escapes sanSon. means
egrs, on 40 reported 70 nave so com
thereto ene1 90 40 sne
,nemrnt, are MOI vet complied ~ni 10 we're siamnaioas
Sn,ehe. ye 10 mesps Sci 81 onca vista and inspeo
to- az thsters ha place. VI Amusement are also reported
having been made recneeo means OF esres ana 20
seas Of .es with duaS pashe performances Aerss
but Ease nscsn Of the Law ncted ~ oadags we're
:. soa1nx additional Of and ~ oub
fg. "A having provided with additional means Of eGress h
hnss"
Is approved. IL relee'e'' g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

,, s An. v.el thu. far 7s0Shesd, 4Se cars ta'n
az csr, G he q and III can hr ne hS s
81 ,ss The market 10 strong k svsnee cVo pea aaS ~
,rossd of Ohio steers ranging from eos 10 o7 10
~ "a Soas6 40; bead Illinois ranging RON 49, ~
iSs AZ IS SOds8 20; 200 head Indiana steers ranging
aS5 70 .53i N. at So 650s7 20. 1900. ,,-. A.. fatal
supply for the far 400 head rainr esoo IN,
w. .ms time last week 700 head for the same time ss
The market is advance 500 head were % 20 a. 30
42S head Michigan sheer ranging from "a TO l2o To- ~ *'
"a So A., 49,, .r,niv N, the
week 100 head 900 head Tor We sane DE-
~.et and 700 head as year sAIAe az
maud markets light: 400 bead were disposed " ' INC
veek; NDrlen "a 506$7 10; heavy Hogs, sedsS iz'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Dipiorno Nolltrs.
Chances tor Bnslness Hlen

$4,000 81 rnIr
A POSITION as PURSER or CLERK on
~ steamer by will give bonus oil
500 and rs salary procuring such ata
non oonsdens Address SKIPPER PosOmee Box
1882
BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTIES.-ThO desr-
ing bus be suited without expense by a
niv,g 10 Hunt HAYNES Financial Business Brofes ls1
UrosSway ehsr.e owners unless sale Is effected
FACTORY FOR SALE.-Must be sold to
close Small OF cash. balance Oh bond ana no
ssg Save rent which s ony ths prop
adj nniue 25horse 40hore boiler in perfect order Also
bne 2OI60 Roeer pane which tongues and rooye
shed, sud l5OxlOu With freight depo. IN front OF prem
s lire Of Pushing and Central Long islsnd Railroads
Al West Flu hang this short distance from
seck on Pubns Immediate possession desired Good rose
snd Harlem
goods readily be delivered any part Of New
Yot Cty Rgh, Of thriving village tins property WY
r.Ir. one rsnIy Lbera terms desirable Csl
".aS a md II m AZ b. W HTCIit 0CKS Real Estate Head
ons,,srs No .,55 Thr, TweBty-srtu-st
TAPE CHANCE for a person of total absti-
III uene principles and teseh.ob disposition hvns sloou
g. 600 10 invest publishing business with prospect
becoming s' s. s. WOOD, Nevbugh, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
DEM BALBOA .-THE
u GREAT Trunk LINZ AND UNITED sTATES MAIL ROUrk

DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD;-THE
Trains leave SewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and COranO' a.
Express Tor arroar Pittsburgh Yves. and South with Pull
Palace Can atacad $3.50 and $500 SUNDAY aad
Tor snstOn Lock Haven tvia Pha lelnha Erie R.
Ha,ea and Enc 500 connecting Cory Tor Tus'o.
To ashnstou and South Limited Washington gv
& ri S r Can . R.s safp: S and
h5 $50 v H. ~ nsI. Sandy 40 $40
3 4 81. :s ss:;.! Z
hi;its az. ss9 1so ssS SO SO 8 l IL $50
49, $40 10 1880 and IL nigh. SUNDAY o;2o Z. ami
SO: go SO SO Gid $40 s SSo SIo
i.I An5o, Anse, H.
2 fsr Sss.S%n.~s. AMI sam12a sio Alo. $40
So w, i Est p NJ Milestone ~ ana BIO D. N.
e: :i F "a: .s fs.i % fs i'S taG
For nc. soSs.iosa Bsa ton ana Camden $50
H. POI aI rfs.l o J. Z . 'n 2.sd t:ocns
Tor Is.o"H Pensson and c'Dlea va Perth Amb0y, 2sor
s1d rnD,I,G1 S,,,,S.,,s s,, and 1,eo
so "a b.i@I $40 Hls S s1Is
:s's, SO 81 81;
s;:,- u. No actor c:s n:s.' S Sd
snd Nos 10 and 10 Hul'an Hoboken Emsrsn Tieka
0F.e M, Bs,t.rr place BOYD Gen Passenger
PRANK Tua General MANAGER
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PROVIDENCE
The commodo Gus sesners NARRAGANSBrT Taes
a.. and STONISGTOS Mondays
Wonetsy, sud Pfsdav Pier % North RIVER loot Of Jys az
arriving mi sheai Of ali other hn Tickets for sale
a, onai osf oh saterooms secarei ct the Offices Of
Yves Rrore>s Co End At 3l9 Broadsay 1850 . .
y a III vRsT Fr,wht AGENT l. f1LKfNS Gen'L Agent
So - 80 ''N v T. BABCOCk. President
V,HE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
i CENl NAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Short BABYLON Bsshoe lp save AID Patehozaa
Lave Hunters Point Z v0 a. m--BaDylou vaE tram
Lave IInG,rs Point W m-Pschosoe mail train with paror
attached.
Hunters Point 1870 m-PaIeboxue cypress train with par
loS attached
For particulars bills small timetables Also Tor trains 10
from Cen Nt hyle Pars Hnse and other
station. leave & Es River ia IiSus p,s,oa. "a !.
departure fn Hunters Point neAsn sold and bsfgass
CHECKED and Thirty fourth sI omel SUNDAY trains leave
Hantfs Pom, Great ses HemOa Nd Gsdsn c r.hosas
III $3.50 sni 4aV FOR finshng Cob
wLtesssae and eli stations al6 1000
ll.s0 L.u. als. S;OQ C.j0 ~ " 1AAIVS sapt