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, 1875-06-12

freights as fast as the volume of business
would permit. II was then shown that the
reduction of 50 Per ton this year required
double the amount OF business in the month
OF April to produce the same results as were
produced for corresponding period last year.
As the country increases in business and popu-
lation the price OF up freights viii be reduced
in corresponding ratio
Capt A,nsworth next alluded to the sale
OF controlling interest III the line 10 the
North Pacific, and stated that it was his de-
sire and the desire of the gentlemen who
were originally engaged with him in the
enterprise to turn their attention to other
pursuits or retire from business They were
all OF them largely interested in the growth
and prosperity of the city Of Portland their
interests in that direction We're greatly in ex-
cess Of their remaining interest IN the Com
pany. He further remarked Iha unless this
country increased and became prosperous,
Portland must necessarily be of slow growth.
Tie recognized that there WAS great force
in the suggestion that Walla Walla lie made
the central depot for the trade and travel of
Eastern Oregon and Washington, and ac-
knowledged the advantages this point pos
sesses, and promised to take the subject under
consideration with q view 10 bringing about
this desirable Ie,uli-a result that would
be mutually beneficial 20 the people of this
Valley and the Company he represented.
This is a matter that requires tune, but must
necessarily result with the completion Of Oar
local railroad.
The speaker expressed his willingness 10
favor anything in the way Of stablishing
manufactures, or beef and pork packing es-
tablishments in this Valley. In short, he
was ready to meet the people OF this section
half way in any effort that may be made to
bnild up the great Northwest and iRauSurate
an era of prosperity.
In conclusion, he said that the capital en-
gagged in the o. 5. n. Company was poorer
paid than any capital III the country and
that if any body thought that the Company
was making too much money, he would be
glad to sell the interest held by himself and
associates at q rate that should be fixed by
disinteres:ed parties, after taking an inven-
tory of the property at cash valuation, charg-
ing nothing for position, or advantages the
Company were supposed TO enjoy.
In the course of Capt AinswortLs reInurks he
WIS frequently greeted with rounds OF applause ami
Il; the conclusiun Of his speech he greeted with
three rousing cheers
, 1875-06-12

W. l.r of sLy-'eF Ross going 70 a
-l-.s''.. ...., md Offering to yindicnta his the
-.rH ...- A indication from that quarter
a.' .... md so tle offer WAS deelinei- h, 4
~. ..a uo a'out equal to tie t'gt vol
.-...-sr FL. .....t ia R,>-' character.
, 1875-06-12

The North Pacific the bright star hat beckons Us
on 10 = prosperous future.
Mr Pritclard, Treasurer Of tie North Pacific, and
an eminent New York Iankqr, was ral.ei upon to re-
spOnd 20 this toast.
, 1875-06-12

''' -'''''''. 'A'...'-A Aue~,.ay afternoon
H.. "F-"ss'- 'v"ao'l A-i special session
- '"l il'i SD u giving AT. PntchaTl,
''.''"'.I oi tie North Pacific Railroad, an
'.E"''E 10 .s' forth The PRESENT condition
.'..., '''..'. prospects Of the great enterprise
va" WINCH q. is SO Prominently identified.
..''2 WIS ''"'n"l TO members Of the
'..'' -..a Tr2r.~ ~."'-'iye, OF the North Pa
N'... anu U. ;. y Companies. -lIr. Pritchard
stated That he and his as-sei':es were just as
.'-- i'" as tA,y ever had been of the
,.,,." .' The road. by mutual arrange
49,, mem III. N,'eHho.d5rs and those
..''...7 against the Company an adj
.,-..' A,@ tn affected by which they
'.''.' sd i'on al pressing Indebtedness,
--' '.'s Low IN a position to negotiate for
'.'...e's the raad, for which they
= sue HIS. mortgage bonds on the five
-. ".'.' Of road they already have
III Ills way he WAS confident
~. ..-.' secure Means to complete the road
- '5.''' anu thence on to the Columbia
..''-'. Their plans were how ,notnrad and
IN such a shan. .l,. ,b.,. IL =
Innate s,,... r, '''' ''Nii1enI ol u,
e., Inc tremendous trade and
'" passing over the Union and Cen
IA, P-s.d, had 5r,a,.tr,,l5 '.,' .a -, ,,,G ~
, 1875-06-12

...... Mo, company of infantry came
N.l1.E'- .,, ,.,rly lo,sr yesterday morning.
q. ,rm '''.... n. Ion, march, looked weary AMI
rsrr'I' ....-,I....nl5u, they STEPPED ont lively
,..ra '' -. ... Tat tiey had rtaol,ed Pleasant
, 1875-06-12
Ct excellent material suitable Inf fll mes anu len
steiS, 20 whom also Otftr
The Clipper, Champion and Collins
GsSE-sTEEE. PgOSvS.

The Scness, Falls celebrated THTMBIE SkEINc
AND BOXING, direct from the Fuuniry- WCsten
hu'In's EolserS' and Wis N I TABLE AND POCk
EE CUTLERY Assorted kegs Of No = 5 ana Bur
drn's HORSE AND MULE SHOES New LCndon
l. T. Putnam nj AuS,Ible brands Of HORSE SHOE
NAILS IRE RouI:I, Square, Band and Hoop Iron
all sIzrs Plow, Spring and Pick steel; CststS;eal
for Harrow Teeth, Drills, etc Single and Double
Gun Locks, Main Springs, Tubes, Bar Lead, Shot,
sporting and Blasting Powder, etc.
Enamellel Drill DuckIng and Leather suitable for
Rul-gies, Spring Wagons and Upholstery Use. Car
ria.se and Seat Springs AnyilS, NISes AMI Bellows
WaSon-Jacks, BOrlN Pulley Blocks, and a great
variety Of other GOOls too numerous 10 mention even
in Abridged detail.
4 Kirby Combined Reaper, Mower and Self-Isake
on sale, d Bargain.
, 1875-06-12
MEN,s CUST0H.NaBE hOOTS,

And 4 miscellaneous variety Of other Merchandise
consisting Of FRESH GROCERIES; Iinseei, Land,
Castor and Lamp OILS ami Turpeutine; Crockery and
Glassware Also,
, 1875-06-12
orR VALLEY RAILROAD.

oTrR VALLEY RAILROAD.
75- II IL of T. Il. Railroad, the COZ kscreW thst
-l,,i.s 10 relieve US from our esent totted up
condition
Great applause followed by calls for Judge Sharp
,,i,, resronded IN a neat and eloquent address.
PATRONS OF HUsBANDA4-
III. p,,roos Of fIpsband,y, u grand combination
= - class Of producers without whom steii
-,n1 he tied Up and tie iron horse turned ou' u
Response by Hon. T. X. Mccoy, Of UInatiua
.o,r+r. OREGON, who spoke elcguently ard ably
In y. .,.nY's LII AXIS.
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21
TIE Sun.
Daily and Weekly for l>7j.

IN, approach # the Presidential election
gives uuu-IUI importance O. the events ana
/ development. a. te1i W shall lsdsayor
"a dr-,rb, them fully. faithfully and fear
F l,.sy.
I 11. Ue,hly Sun has uow attained circu-
. Hf.or .l over eighty thousand copies. It.
T readers Arn found iu every state aud Terri.
/ tory. and D.. quality !. we'll known a. the
public We .bsi not 1nly cndeavor D. Keen
/ Il m.y up 10 thr IA standard. bat to improve
uud aal q IL. variety and power.
7 Tic Ngekh sun will continue to ho A
7 thorough ueW spaper. an the news Of the
/ lav "a ii b. found in Il. condensed when un.
/ important. at full lcngth when II moment.
aul always. We trust treated IN clear. IN
'er..tlag and instructive manner.
/ u /. uur aim 90 make the Weekly sun the
best family newspaper IN the world II will
b. iall Il entertaining and appropriate rad
Ing ~ every Sort but will print nothing Ia
offend IT, most delicate taste II will alvnys
contain the most interesting stories and ro-
manccs Of the day, capluily selected ami
leeihly printed
The Agricultural Department Is a promi-
rrnt ftatufc ia the weekly. and is articles
viii aIsay b. found frvsh and useful 10 tie
farmer.
Tho number Il mon Independent IN poll
ti.. Is increasing. aud the Weekly sun l.
"a. IA paper especially. IL belongs 10 NO par
ty, and obeys no dicta'ion. contending for
principle, and tor the election of the best
men. i exposes the corruption that dis
graCos ihe country aud threatens the over
throw IT r,publicun institutions. II has no
fcar ~ knayes, and seeks no iANors from
thglr supporters.
The markets Il every Kind and the fash h
ions are rggularly reported,
The pIice of the Weekly sun 4 one dol.
lar year fur a shoctof eight PAGES, aud iily-
siN columns A this harrly pays the eNpon-
ses of paper and printing, Ne are not nble to
make any discount or allow any premium to
friends sho may make special efforts to ca
tend a. circulation. Under the new law,
which nquircs payment of postage In all
van,e, one dollar a year, with twenty cents
tho cost q prepaid postage added, i the rats
oi suhscrptlon II y not necessary to get
up . club IN onlor Ia have the Weekly Sun
At this rate. Anybody who sends one dollar
and t~onty oents viii yet the paper postpaid
Cor a year.
We have no travelling agents.
The tb1GAIu saa-Eight page,
tity-slx columns. Only SE.9O postage
prepaid No discount from this rate.
Ths Daily Aaa.-A large four
page newspaper of twcniy-oight columns.
Daily circulation over 10000. All the
neVs for cents. Subscription postage pre-
paid, - cents a month. 90 - O wear. To
elubs ol ten 80 over. = discount II ~ per
cent .faavss., "EEfE SI-t,"
New York City.
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21
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IN a''rtsa' q .'. a hr.tA
A CauuIhli. tlh-.afitr mr o. un.
Who loves hi fI'.a-mar
n arrr a., "a tax. .aar II ST.. I.l.N4I
guuu lHr.g gt.L.hs .tr.uT
L. v5ur...t, u.g ,.t....,. t.s.
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ono h "ut 81 the W. H the shark
'".' '''' ~ h"'i'"N'l 'h' llltl' h.sr" l"Y.
Why ls a hgristoak lik, 2 lrrnm.f.f,t H.
"'' 90 i''1." "N''Hh' without ~ l.ndrr
ln what casa is it absolutely Imp. ii'a {.
b. slUR anil surr2 IA the ease ul u.Ast.h
II &. said thaia a pl,.t,rrapl,r Il,,l
cloth in order b. make his camera aI-,ur,r.
How b Icep yaur own counsel --.-.t ,,.,. -
,haur,ry slit. and ,ul ,.iII 49, r,l "
him.
NJ. q,
they dsnt ctt each ,tb.r LAT ,,1I, -,
,uil. hatar,n t.,stn.
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''"''' ''i'''u. f'a+'i' ~ frnir.-ur frutt o.
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21
PROM the American Ncw-paprr Ksp"rtrr
"OaIv % Printer"
~ HARVEY nov AEp


~ HAEyrN HOWARD
''Ou.N printer fair mei .aii
a .he hsughtily trssrA Deg Eaii,n irlt
"unl, printer and poor D. 3 mua..
That's lived iur year. in d meeting huas''
Only printer un1 whom he sought
Tie hand that riches might have bought
4 cold quick 'Nol !" wa. her -cunnl rrp.y
With an added smile a. she marked The sp-h
With which. lameutin. b. turned away
Hell b. b. Or, with; luf tullu Iras.
n YOU think Ia marry working man.
II lNant 81 marry = Count ,aa.
''Only printrr!" Bui aner days
See men walking IN devious w1ts
PROM thosc they have Travelled ln day q
old.
And holding post That they had n"t held
"Only printer Tho ,ear .pcl past
And huuurs came a. thc typo East
"Opl, printer NJ lasl lal come
l4t' o., h'iahip ut quite suu
AM fllauius the b.rt M printer mind
frr tu.# it 3. thog ary ail iu..Hri
NJ oiI. how larp, tbey y q hsma.
10 irl,s f. iu fHuH.H laH..s ta r..u
Following this bert asI,r .,il h,f.rr.
llU Travelled the land from ...r, g. .h.n..
And finally cra.a.l trr ru.ur-t.
Aud Wandered around In tha "..l .1gutr.g
onc morn as be smoked hr r.a'-arau,
rauins, the tear from hi. ,,y. N rir.-
Forhc thapr',of tho soldeah,alreraa
B,thc mailcn thath.nh. saunlllt-
H. suddenly thought hr ,auI taken ....,
fvr ahum men alba1 Hrp,ar meet grave.
H. entered the shyp, aul Ht Lt,s.
tpnu Tie barber, Mo .t,Ip-. hy.
Aha and Why that startled -prr"
Why ahuut. Oh, yrlEt .a N.. u...s
Seated upon thai crairt ~ th.du.r
W. une who hai shaved h.a ir t.ar l.
fore.
Nss shaved him-hut rlt l,trI.f...'
Shaved htm-bug nut il ba..af pi.,'
Shaved him II .tamr. .aaHrH.r rnrn
When "afI, aprnt.r 'haI 4 "'.utItrrr,
Aul the girl Who ,ast 90 tN.tsra mau
With If l'Il marry q I.l.t ,Hn.
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21

r".F. h..e J"a.a.. anl ,.u-, ,rlgayor. to- place
h. ~a.o parts 90 Iour u win advocate. ,r. doctrine that
M rG.r "'.' mi. N...'rn." neanalyoorc imp.rn,
tom ''ar State. and sareall to send sb al history OF
u o."ur',. "r ou, county. . use ey,ry cnor, 10 build
"r"ar towns. schools. -or.r., and r.Ij -.ou. ta-tu.
t'r. 1t v,1 a'.rar. 1. a,,r.t If the
aun.. a.' .... ....aucr.,. i, u,rr..l
,-..gm..r. TIE DEMOCRAT viii
".r., na.a..u v.l a1 Il.
-'.rerh aa1daall' 'a,.cr
q, bud from r.,,ruu
party tal .a.t ..ua
u. 'ur~lt. b.
t,rutr.r.
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21

III, Sem. Weekly One Year Two
Dollar.
IN ,Nira copy % srtt,r-up yf club of ten.
ln" bI.N g. Trtt,r-up ui club ~ twenty.
t. Tho ~'mi-Mcckit contains tTue.day,
H8 Friday 81 a.i The contents Il tho v..k
ono "r tU" hrst-rte novels during the ,e.r
.r1 ail g cream 81 the Daily World
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21
LAND FOR SALE.

The following described trart "a land.
IN Copiah county, near Bsaahganl l.
offered ior sale at a gre h4rAain. via:
All % the southeast quarter ~ section
thirty. less eighteen icres) lying IN the
the nsth end of said quarter section aud
Tie northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter oi section thirty-one. all In town
ship nine. north, range nine east. contain
Ing one hundred and eight 6-IOO acres.
Tile perfect, aud all taxes paid up 10 date.
W. W. BENNETT
Agent Tor Owner
IIazlehurst, Mas
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21
bin shamtru Lead,rl

.hiuEhamtru Lead,rl
Those uf our Democratic friend wio de-
'rr % ph-crib, .ara q New York pspr will
hHd nuEr that equal. the Narll'ir .bHi,y.
~ 'at $40 .aaf..ssIy aul cl,a-l. adFo,at,.
b.m"'u 'ut., pri"ripiss. h. the uevs nom an
r.fi q tho world, il b compete. and L.
.Hl.."riDE gn al' uhje,u are Vgoroas aud
logical II The farmer H. Is invaluable
ha'he- him many things that t,rd 4 pr,-
Wnin l.s bFst lHh~ i Whigh d. mecca his
yErr nrt.ru o.. fhe world 4 nov daipr !
tr,at D,rk Ia behalf of The ncmocmtir
party aad should b, hllly sustained.
4 THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.
tsuehe.,Cr Cnion.l
The World. b. point &c ability enterprise
and influence, stand. at the head ufthe Dem.
'Trr'i. press 90 This country
Adlru.s THEW RID
ID PARK EoW, New York.
Mississippi Democrat., 1875-07-21
81 oNE PRICE To ALL {
The New York World.

Ih' Demo'rai'c Paper n Nar Yori
Thc Cheapest and Best
Postage Prepared by a..
TIL. Weekly World, one Year One
Dollar.
Al extra copy to gcttor up Of elub of
..". Tie Semi Weekly 10 gctter IN nf
club % twenty The dailt n Pettgr .up
oi club of h.ty.
MI The news OF the part sryen davs
!. given W the weekly edition OF t6e
world .Ngduesday'sh which contains. In
addition 10 tie news many special features
prepared expressly for il. Tie Grange
department gives each week the Ia,r.,
news OF the order anl Of the Patrons
The agricultural departments presrn,.
The latest experiments and experience = I
practical culiuEbts, full reports of tie
Farmer 'lal II the Ameriran Institute
letters from practical farmer. and inter.
t-iihG otsoutsi.Hs oi profitable farming
ihr pag" Tor ihe family furnishes inter.
cst and amusement for the tlrcside during
th' long nicr evenings, Full AMI
trustworthy live stock. country produ,e.
Hni general produce mark. urpaf,. nov
The statc @. trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AsIaoIodY TvaIsT% fAsn-sizsn eSS@a'
BoARDEEs WANI EpaFIe;T I, FAGT7F,nn column, amu,s,,.,
sRo6RL9N REAL rs FATE FOR sALE-srcorD PAGE
sUsISESS SSsSSu uoSfSPaoPasiuSIrIEs-NISrH SSaPs PAGE
CRY REAE RE- ESrATE FOR sAIE-sncosO FAcr-
CLERKS AND sALEsMLN-TwELrrH rAGE-socond col
uoAcHMEN AND GARDENERs-TwrLrrn PAcE-soc-
coAsT%fsE RS istsE rAcnThird ana
corAsHS ifarSi hSS fSiHIisS HIRs-NrSrn PAGE
COUNTRY BOARD-FmsT PAGE-Fifth ana sixth col
r Fl sSg% am nv
KuRoPaAS sTaANsnfS-T~nlrr# PAGS@Third col
EuRoPf-sEcoNp RoPfs PAce-Fifth column.
faohi SOmn ana sixth COL
FINANciAL-NSTH PAGE
iS TO LET
~ FURNiTT ~RE-TwELrrH P4es-~sixth column.
HELP WANTED -FEMALEs-fwELrrn PAcE-second
HELf WANTED PAaH-second col
Horse, cAsRRIAoEs. &c.-FIRsT PAcE-rhird. fourth
aooGtssEss- Rooms, &c, wISTED-srcosD PAGE
lSsrRRUlcrioNmFi Rplrd tSSH@h pAqrzsx,h column.
'hAsss sERGEN REAL Esr1iE FOR sAEE-suoosD
LEordHE feEssaqRoSS cOlS rAcrrnh column
LEGAL NoTlGEs1sTSe0sD SnsD PAsE-rittn sOIu%ln
MACHINERY-SECoND PAGR-fourh column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SRCoSD fAGE-tourth column
MAlRTM0 0NIAL-SEcoND rAcE--Second column
i0asn PAGE
MUsICAL-SEcoND PAGg-Fifth column.
NEW PUBLICATlONa-sEyENTH PAcE-Stxth column.
PERSUNAL-FIRsr PAGE-First and second columns
POST OFFICE NoTICE-sscoSp PAcE-Fifth column
suAoNs WaSfEP oyExArs
TWELFTH PAGE-see column
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEcoND PAGK-Second column
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE-SKcoND PAGE-Second
REAL EsTATE wANrED-sEcoSD PAGE--second col
RELIGToUs NoTlCES-FIRsr PAcE-seeond column.
SALES Al AUCIIoN-TwELrTn PAeE-slxth column.
kITUATIONS WANTfD-FEMALES-lwELF PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-hALES-TwELFTH PAcE-Sec-
SPECIAL NoTICgs-FIRsr PAcE-second and third col
sroRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C-Fmsr PAcr-Tbird col
sToRAGE-TwELrrH PAGF-sixth column.
SUMMER RESORTS-FIRsr PAcE-SiKth column.
TIE TRADES-TwELrTH PAGE-Second column.
The TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcorD PAGE
TRAvELLEEs' GUIDE-TwRtPrH PAcr-Fourth col
uNFuRNisHRD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-sFc0yp PAGE-Third column
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.-sEcoSD PACE-Fourth
wEsfSHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, GC.-SfcosD PAGE-Fifth
column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
PERSONAL.


DR0TnER HOPE-T THINK 1T UNKfSD OF you
ID not 70 write and SPEAK 10 me, when our time
pres Wednesday next Plessc come sunday, time;
ct rothinv prevent you now, or send message whore
can hpJ vou. Ever, MARgUHRITE~
4 tALJ-NR JOHN HENDERSON BROTHER OF
~ Thomas Wilhelm Henderson Is hereby requested 20
seat hs address to ERNST HEkIEls No. sJ3 River
nuc Aleghanv. the latter has 70 inform nim OF the
death o. his brother and other important matters.
II. "-ooSR 70 sew YORK :. ASO . y SICK.
ERANE KTNGDOM-DO NOT FEAR TO CONE
nome. % write, 70 relieve your mothers anxiety.
Aadress . Claugnton FRS, Birkenhead, England
E0R AD0rIioN-A CHILD FROM MS BlKTH, OF
respeciable parents Address A., Herald ohice'
GE0RGB W BROwN.-A STILL ToNGCE MAKES
~ 4 wise head, You have hard road 70 travel some
enc mas talked too much Is Il your hardly believe VI,
but look out: They arcady mtstrust you aud blame
you for what has happened
II THE MP. Thompson, WHO OCCUPIED ROOM
No 1913 the steamboat Prov nee on her trlp
Isii river saturday, Juno 4, will communicates vito
Nj. {. Btagtcu, No ~ william street New Fork as
viii eenRr tayoL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
BENNETT BUILDING
PENNETT BUILDING.
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LEE

RENSETr BUILDING
FEW MoRE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT.
layFsaSs ~ ssSse Gensm.Ss SG sa.SSsi Furnishing.
4-rhomas NJ. Lynch Vines
tdwin L. Irion, Cigars
s-Baum Friedman, HIRs4 gsIOss sToRy
Inlet Very ess shGoSb III nsP5Ps sF6R and Insurance
l-McMahon 4 Morse, Lawyers
John s fynes T.aI1 LAWYER EysT s.,,n
81 Herrick Henry Lawyer.
j. r. Ludden, Lawyer.
6-Sorthw western Lie Insurance Company
7-aoafa Il !, geRe9Nlss T. Nsi.on. Ssf%t Gawyer.
Frsneis rsnsds BoSSs 3. sckcwsn evan i. Lawyer
William g. Cooke, Lawyer
s-sissfl srtsan,f Cara, i spi1s; Ea1ysr' Esr''r'
John FOWLER Jr., Lawyer
~ Chamber Of Lille Insurance.
~ Charlton 7. Lewis. secretary
i1-McCarthy Chalmers. Lawyers
IL B. Ferguson Lawyer
:: ~ CavanauEh Lawyer
international COLLECTION Association.
-. Derrck'on'T 'ThIsD IfEis9 9sroar.
n Judge Sutherland
sLFesriisS ss.F " ssSts dsrsywsil. hsSys5l lawyers
~. Il If. nsasSn BonS. IawyssS. IatSyssr
Dudley L. James Lawyer
5-sheridsn, Bonynge McEwen stenographerG
y-sriass 81 u S2os Z sshow.. kss, fss1ts; Lawyers
= .. Aiken. LAWYER.
Z. Mathew Issn-iTs1 Tawyer' s'eEss'
: Gs55dasri LAWYER
" Durack Lawyer.
,,S-%iiE5n:en Peters Trustee. q Estate OfwhHe
4 H2rTisSg aS5 cS;sr s'sSnsi s,eHsrrsTSs4 Iswysr'
i3i a i. Woodruff, Lawyer.
lev X Rergh0fx Civn Iugineer
Pelham snd PoT's9ssle5 sf, sa5ssd sTt,ss Company
l-rnornion Earle, LAWYERS
sdssF ssF ks'eRS% kssRS@ % fss,sT s Ty, " Bankruptcy
t-henry wehe Lawyer.
+ i. i9siT; FasSrer. Li%ysT; LAWYER.
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S-HasSins & Crook, LAWYERS.
Purroy a BuueL LAWYERS
s-Sr.ry 6 RatSr% asisr sfEss5 scSs5es. Lawyer.
2 g'Bren, Lawyer
l-chsancay ~ii'sii shstrer. r. Lawyer
!. Pred. W Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor.
n Lockwood 4 Crosby, LawysrS
u +. BuhIer, Lawyer
II Eosa ssi,9s5s 4 s,s,. Lawyer W
a-stUyvessnt Bank Receiver
81 Nakeman Latting, Lawyers
6-lnIcrnaronal Publishing Company
iq'ss 7-rass s'TT Fitch, Lawyers
S-Hascall stets0n. Lawyers
r. o. Stedman, Lawyer.
p--ocicty tor Reformation Of Juvenile DeifnauenA
i0-N H. Steele, Lawyer
". H. King, LAWYER.
III r y. a. Reed Lawyers
la-Bvrne, Everett Co, Lawyers
:. walsh. Hsibert Lckerson Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
John Tovnshcad Lawyer.
A. Nicholson
VIM. Coventry ". Waddeli General Assignee in Bank
rupicy. act OF Congress Of Issi
2-k Logan. scotch Granite M0numrnrs &c
Sd w. carpenter lawyer
Otis J. Hal. Lawyer.
bNh r. Webster. Lawyer.
dc1eTsOn tark, Lawyer.
Iohn 1. knight
A. NJ v. Eilcr LAWYER
ef C A. Lane LAWYER.
smith Dean, CITY SUrveywa
Ulg W. Nsl SiCen. Lawyer.
III r. H. Baldwin. LAWYER.
IL Charles ~. Barrow, LAWYER.
FentUu Rockwell LAWYER
4. Lydcckcr Real Estate.
I i. Lydccker. Lawyer.
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Two passenger elevators running I'll hc iinic
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PER SON Al.

TACK-AM GOING TO PHILADELPHIA TONIGHT
81 Will you whenever you want next week Am
well Don't worry. ChADO.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CogNTRY BOARD wANTED-EEAR CENTRAL
~ Railroad OF New Jersey, for gentleman ami " ifa
Address HOWARD. box 9e2 Post once.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

AT BARKER Sons
II CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALL'S.
corner OF Broadway and Thirty-nnth street
MAJOR IHAS. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SAILS OF Horses. Carriages, Gc
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT IL O'CLOCK
TWENTY FOUR hours allowed tor trial on every
horse sold under warrantee.
THIS + THE only auction mart IN the State having
the proper facilities for showing horses sale-viz,
large Driving Track entirely under and plenty OF
CATALOGUE or SALE THIS DAY,
AT.Il O'CLOCK,
commencing with
THE GREAT EVENT,
CAPTAIN GEORGE d. uANNA'S
lot Bourbon county, koniuekU
FOURTH AND POSITIVELY LAST
GREAT. EXTRAORDINARY SALE
OF THE FASTEST GREEN 1RO1TERS
AND MOST elegant
ALL GATED SADDLE HORSES,
HIST ARRIVED ron
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COUNTRY BoARD-AT MODERATE COST ON A
- farm ls miles from Boston on Providence Railroad;
plenty of shade fresh milk ana vegetables airy rooms.
frss and from depot Address box l0I Post
Office Stoughtou, Mass
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MARGUERITE WILL LEAVE EVERYTHING TO
wi you. Let me know as soon possible about the
Fourth Am quite cheerful. Newport Hope you are
happy, my darling. HOPE.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FOR TWO OR THREE
" months at Flushing l.. T.. by two young gentemen;
water preferred; references required given,
Address r. b. box l49 Herald otice.
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i pleasant RooMS-To ACCOMMODATES SIX PER-
1 sons. can be nad az Elizabeth n - five minutes,
! Cortlandt street c. r. CHENEY. Domestic Building.
| fourth door.
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HORSES, CAHRIAuEs. &C.

NOTICE.
WI BFG TO INFORM TnE PUBLIC THAT OWING
te the great length sales order n evcr 20
thcii goods m time Or shipping our sales "a
10 O'CLOCK,
instead % Ii o'clock ~ In the past.
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HORSES. CAREIAGEs. &C.

IJARERss. HARNRss-DAMAGED AND soILED.
IL suitable for city and country also large lots on
hand; Harness for sale at bargains, CARRIAGE
MAhUFACTURERS' UNION REPOSITORY. No. 6S1
Broadway.