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Hpte}al Dsspalch 70 TAf CNtedo9 TF35HHs.
DAYTON, o., Jan. 27.-A meeting Of prominent
turftncn, representing SIX srottng-park associa-
t!oas In Indiana aud Ohio, WAS held here to-day
They completed the organization Of tue society
to be called tho Ohio and Indiana Ttotsing Cis-
culss. Articles Of association, Jules. and 1egu-
]Atlons wore adopted. An arrangement
waa made for circuit Of meetings
next season, commencing first It Peru,
Ind, May 10 next 1t PIaua, O., May IS, CAM
bridge City, Ind, JuuA Fo@t Waype. 1pd.,
June Daytoa, O.. Juns 22i Columbus, O.,
July !.
A resolution w2s adopted calling mestins
OF turfusn OF the West aud Boutl
at Indianapolis on tba 9lth Of sIay 10 form
Western aud sou.hsi7, Turf Association for tue
promotion Of tl9 ll.tsrcata Of tho t.otslnR turf.
Largo purssa are offered by tho erouis tor sll tLs
meetings. Which will SECURE tho bast hossss On
tic tusl.
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THE SuCG FORT SVVjNDLE.
2opH1cE RANDOM IN LUCK.

S0tetds Dttpaleh to Ths chtsaoa 1t1ouns.
WARa1Na7oa. D. O. Jan. 27.--The following
letter Of tho Solicitor Of tho Treasury In regard
to tho sugg Fort claim IL Interesting iu yiaw ct
the action OF the Commlttss on War Claims,
which decided on Monday not to further inyessi-
gate tue allomaasa aud payment OF the Catne
Ihs matter had been referred 10 sub-comn,ttae,
consisting Of uazalton Of Wisconsiu, souldar
81 New Jesssy, and Morrison ot Illinois. Mr.
uaasltoh sspostsd thst 10 sarths1 aotiou BY tha
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Cum'niLto with ragartt to tho connection OF
Is3lwich lIntler with tho caso wns advisable.
atr. Morrison hold That II tito Committee to
11,1 lin deserving expulsion tho lIepuh-
lean majority would aava him. al Was tic
caao In tho Torty-tirst Congrcss Ii, Tic calots5lp
matter. Judge LAWRENCE itlsiHtB that further liz
ycstlgattoa al,nrll bo ,natle and q considerable
minority il Of tito same opinion. Tic n,at,cr
will crmo MP again at tIlh next meeting. Tho
Solicitor, In his letter, Fays:
In my judgment, h1sed ntnn the facs before me-.
tie cian Is base fraud upon t1lo Government, 1nads
originally l1, Insufficient tsatitnony without uo d.
liberation, ad permitted to be hurried through sa ac-
cnnnsnH oE.4 "lrn reroEt* xnec nt"wn to ba f4lue,
MIL lncr circumstances tLAk 10 call tAratFey
for fuller and more rigid Investigation.
TIE First GREAT cAusE.
The Solicitor further Rays:
1o claim has in reality hut The .ltqbtc.t foundation,
Wagons 10 the claJmaslts neal.b4orAooI duriuY tls
w"r sld The approlria'ia on me of tcse v.lts Of
thres wagont. Even tie4a slnier 1aiutr upon
which hung 80 greats clatn, do Lot Ia frse
ffnnt dunbt.
Tho Solicitor aida:
tentIon to TINT portion Of the report referring to tic
presumption that tho claimant retriye1 ald both }n
ronns Of tho clerks In lie oloy Of tllv nnu
Var Departments Including tlia surpressua ot infur-
mation wlIlo the claim waa peultng Lefore Corress
well Al during it, eaafIat!oa and passage Ey tho
exeeuiyo and accounting otcers. The agent ta.ieue
the responsibility Upon TIM rLA'nsnt, his coaua. anu
reflected with atverity nlnn member of Congress-
md lilo most prominent executive aud AccounttnV
ollicerY.
The Solicitor continues:
III my Judgment, tlle f.cA Developed by thei. oyes
tigation de1atrl the prompt application pi Ill legal
reeIcs botL civil and criminal that f,,Hssp ma In
dcue, and the fact+ finally and *utlloritt.ey aseer-
taincl aud determined.
The United Btntcs Attorney Of this DietrIct
has been directed to bring the case to tue a.ten-
tion or tic Grand Jury.
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LIVERPOOL, jan. 2i.-Ihe steamship Gaelic
from New York. has arrived.
LoHnos, Jan. 27.-lho steamships Eohyia.
from New fori. aud 1liLeruiAu, from Portland,
have arr1:ci out,
NEW loRE. JAN 27.-Arrivcd, steamship TO-
public. frtm Li,elrooi.
LnsrnH Jatl. 27.-Stoamcra EolIenlauffeu,
Baltimore. sud New York Lavo arrived out.
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A saluts Of 100 gnns vas ared Ut PaoriA last
evening in honor Of the sleusiun OF AAdfsW
Joapauh 10 tho United RsAtes Hahgts.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
MUSICAL
PROF. y. BEcKER's SECOND CONCERT AT
THE CLAYTON HOUSE.

PROF. r. BEcKER's SECOND CONCERT AT
THE CLAYTON HOUSE.
Last night the large dining hall of
the Clayton House was crowded with
an intelligent audience, who assembled
for the purpose of enjoying Professor
+. Becker's second grand vocal and in
strumental concert.
A temporary stage was erected al
the upper end of the hall, and from
this the performance was given The
performers, with but few exceptions,
were pupils of Prof. Bccher, and the
creditable manner in which they sang
and performed must have gladdened
the hearts of their friends and filled
the Professor with complacent pride.
They certainly displayed much facili.
ty for such young musicians, and the
audience rewarded their efforts with
vigorous applause.
A fine Stief piano was used for this
concert, and the string music was fur
nished by Albert's orchestra.
The programme we publish below
and perusal of 1t will give some idea
of the proficiency attained by the Pro-
fessor's pupils, when we say that they
rendered every portion of it in a com.
plete and intelligent manner;
PARTI.
Fest March, Qrom Der Tannhausor,
r. Wagner, Orchestra. ~
Piano Duos, waltz, Messrs. W. Speak
man, and w. Butler. Ten little Injuns
Misses E. Babcock and NJ. Adele
Piano Duos-Jolly Brother GalUp -
Misses n. Benson and l.. Heisler.-
Quadrillc-Messrs 8. Murphy and L.
Benson.
Vocal Trios-Morning in the Com
try, &. NJ. Weber, the Woodland Con
cert, Frz. Abt. sung by class OF ~
young ladies.
Instrumental Quartette, ]. Pleyel
Messrs. N. Benson, w. Jackson, III
Becker and F. Becker; LIE Mardi Gras
Aux ENTERS, Quadrille, c. Schubert,
Misses s. Conrad and M. Benson.
PART II.
Quartettc III. Andante, V. Allegro,
Mozart, Messrs II. NJ. Carpenter. Isl
violin, II. Albert, I'd violin, H. Alber!
Sr., viola, and +. Becker, violoncello
Piano Solo-Fantaisie brillante, Del
Freyschutz, Milly Becker.
Duett, Martha, Messrs. W. ID. Kav
angah and w. D. Pickles,
Variations-Brillantc for the Piano.
T. Schmitt, with accompaniment ot
two violins, viola and violoncello.
Otto Becker.
Chorus-This Land OF Ours, L
Becker 80 Singers and Orchestra
Overture-Calife de Bagdad Boiel
dieu, Orchestra.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
The Land of the Shah.

Somasnteresting information respect
ing Persian affairs and the shah is given
by the Teheran correspondent Of the
Zsrra. Il Baglad paper. The reorganiza-
ton of the Persian army having oesa-
stoned heavy expenses, the Shah lent the
treasury 100000 tomauns out of his privy
purse. His Majesty has, however, al
ready "rc-encashed" oue-half of the
sum through the attentive care OF the
nazhim-ud- -daoulc, the governor. OF
Khorassan. who remitted ia his master a
present OF $1,000 tomaun5- -...
The nazhim gave further proof Of
loyalty by sending to the shah morsels
of 9 800 Turcoman rebels, killel or cap
turcd in battle. Had it not been for the
difficulty Of transport The governor
would have sent the entire heads OF
these enemies of the shah to TGheran /;
the distance between the seat OF bis
government and the capital aud the un-
usual number of trophies compelled hlm
to resort to the cxpedient of separating
the skins from the skulls AMI torw ard
ing the skins only.
A drawback to the usefulness OF the
needle-guns lately purchased IN Ger
many has been discovered in the fact
that there are no corresponding car
tridges. The government omitted to Or
der any, thinking that these rifles could
be loaded in the ordinary way; but hav-
ing found cut their mistake, they have
despatched functionary to Berlin to
buy $4,000 tomauns worth of cartridges.
The prince royal, who had been en-
trusted with the government Of the
provinces Of Kermanshah and kurdis-
tan, has been recalled in consequence of
the many complaints made Of his tyr
amy and cruelty.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
WILMINGTON, DEL. MAY 30. 1875
Taxation in TOiCns

l. increased as they grow Ill size and
population. This it seems to US is con-
trary to the expectation Of the residents
OF small cities, but we believe that it is
the experience of this country. Taxa
tion in New York per capita, is greater
than it was when that city was third
less in size, and the same is true Of
Philadelphia. 1t is also the experience
of our own city. We have added no.
thing to our conveniences for twenty
years, and yet our taxes have been
doubled. while our population has more
than doubled, and in the face of this,
our city debt has run up from about
$500, 900 to 81 ,O0O, 900. The idea of pay
ing for any public improvement nova
days seems to have passed out Of the
heads Of the public. 1hey are laboring
hard to save money to bequeath to
their children, without ever giving a
thought Of the enormous debts they are
bequeathing also. 1t seems to Us it
would be better to pay our debts and
leave those after us less of them to pay,
even if we leave them no money. "Owe
no man anything" says the good book,
but what cares the average Councilman
what its injunctions are J.,
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
A Roman Catholic Priest FOrsak g.
the Pulpit.


the Pulpit.
Rev. Henry Lake. formely OF st AIMS
church, in Twelfth street. n. Y, and
who, it will be- reniembe, ed. was during
tho first few years succeeding his access
son to the Roman Catholic priesthood,
fierce in denouncing the public school
system, and warm in supporting the Pa
pacy, has abandoned the pulpit. 1t ap-
pears that during his visit to Lorraine
some time since, Father Lake made the
acquaintance of wealthy French lady.
On returning to this country he left the
Paulist fathers and became secular
priest, being attached as such to the
Church Of st. Ann, of which Father
Pre- ston is pastor He was subsequent
transferred to Manhattanville, and
his friends were one day astounded to
find that the young clergyman had sew
cred all connection with that church, OF
which he had been SO ardent q support
Ell. Some months ago Father Lake mar
ried the young lady to whom he had de-
come attached on his European tour,
and left with his bride for California,
where he is at present sojourning. The
friends OF the young clergyman admit
that he has married and gone to Califor-
mia, but the church members are inex-
pressibly shocked at the occurrence, and
have made superhuman efforts to sup
press the scandal. At st. AIMS Church
mention Of the name Of Futher Lake is
prescribed, and they profess to have nc
knowledge whatever Of his whereabouts.
| The lady to whom the ex-priest has uni.
! ted his fortunes, is said to be wealth Y
| accomplished, and OF good family.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
Potato Bugs and Grasshoppers.

A Kansas farmer writes to the BucEs
County Iatelltgencer that he has discov-
cred cheap and easy method Of de-
stroying potato bugs. When the sun is
shining hotly in the middle Of the day
he takes an old broom agd brushes the
bugs off the vines into the middle fur
to crawl back, but before tney get into
the shade again they turn over on their
backs and burst open. Two operations
Of this kind saved his pothto crop. This
is much easier and safe then the use OF
Paris green, and our farmers and gard
ners might do well to give it trial.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
EEGIsTER'S ORDERS.
EaE.sHHSTk,sg'S %.ksal e,is.
REelsrEe's OFrIce
ficw Castle County. May u. 15-,>.

f;cw Castle County. May u. 13r<. e
Upon tho application Of George h Mous-
ley, Administrator nl William MoUsIey,
deCeaael. itr ordered vi directed By the
REGISTER thUt Al,Hlnietrat"r aiGTeaaiA, give
uotlce of the cranting of LCttels OF. Adminis
ir:ttiun upon the Estate Of thr deceased, with
vert;sement, ts be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters, in six Of III.
most public places of the County o New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Aci Of Assembly IN such case made
and provided. And also cause tho same to lie
serted ithir the same perind in the Daily
Aazctte. Il newspaper published IN Will
miugtor and to lie continued therein three
weets, tE. o. u
-, Giren underline hand and Seal OF
}L.s Once Of tn Register aforesaid. at
t-o--' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and yea, above written.
S. C. BiGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

CHICAGO VS.. NEW YoRK.-Thc CHI
elgo Tribune devotes column of its
space to vivid description Of the dc
cadence and near downfall of the corr.
mercial supremacy of New York. To
which the World replies; While wait
ing for the grass to spring up in onr
streets and the North and East rivers
to become the abode Of bittcrns and
pools of standing water, our attention
is attracted by the fact that the Chica-
go Inter- Ocean has just published the
delinquent tax-list for the year in an
extra one one hundred and forty.four
pages, or eight hundred and sixty four
columns of small type.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

The organs of the Council do not at
tempt to defend the present system of
laying the water pipes by the day in
stead of by contract. The whole of the
work that is now being done by the city
under the water department, should be
done by contract, under the superintend-
ence Of the heads of that department.
1t could be done cheaper and better in
that way. We are not now raising OBJ
lection to the men who do this work
We speak Of the expensive way in which
it is done. A Republican said to us
yesterday that full 50 per cent. could be
saved by laying the pipe by the day.
This work is the simplest work that can
be performed, and can be done by any
ordinary laborer. There is, therefore,
no difficulty about doing it by contract.
The contractor is bound up in security
to make his work good and it must pass
inspection. But there is no binding in
the present case. The city takes all the
risks. 1t will not do to say that the
Superintendent might pass work that is
not well done, because the Superintend
entis now doing the work, and is doubles:
honest. The city is now running a pay
roll of about $4,000 week and saving
Of $50 per cent" on that is worth look
ing after. We think our city property
holders and renters should demand thai
the Council stop this work in this way
aud have it done by contract. The bes
buildings in the city have been erecte,
by contract, and scarcely man pretend
to do an important work Of any magni
tude in any other way.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

1t seems to be thought in New ! orh
that cloud now hangs over Chicago,
The spectators there are carrying
some $4,000, GOO of grain. They are
holding it for prices much above the
New York and Liverpool markets;and
yet they arc compelled to protect
themselves by taking everything that
comes from the interior at the high
prices they have tictitiously establish
ed
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
The CITY Council has a b. iHtdn
Defender.
From the Republican.

From tile KepuOLcan'
The editor of the gazette Ia crying
out contract for the digging and laying
of water pipes. The work is now be-
ing done in the proper way, as con
tractor would not pay more then 81
per day to the workmen. As il isnow
the men get the money, not the con
tractor BY the arrangement Mr.. Hyde
has made the pipe will be laid as cheap
rs it can be by contract. 1t would be
Il grand idea to let the editing of the
Gazette out to some one, we would have
Il better paper. n.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

Wisconsin is happy. Under a law
of Congress of 1850 that State claimed
100000 acres of swamp land. The
commissioner of the general land Office
decided adversely to the claim, but
that decision has been reversed by the
Secretary of the Interior.
Mrs. Brinkley, who was shot in Phil
adelphia on Monday night by Charles
Barth, who subsequently shot and kill
ed himself. died last night from the eff
fects Of her injuries.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

These who think we haven't enough
holidays IN. this country should go to Rus
sia, where they are discussing the feas-
ibility of making the calender fifteen
months long, in order to accommodate a
few more holidays.
Business is very dull" said Broad
way glove merchant. "Here I've only
taken in ten cents to-day, and that was
from man who ran in to see II L could
accommodate him with five 2 ent tpos-
tlge stamps.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
RI NTY PIANO.

REATT,V PIANO.
DA2AA l. This splendid Piano Forte
combines every improvement in tone with
power and great durability, and have re.
celved the unqualified endorsements OF the
musical authorities for Its marvellous extra
ordinary richness of tone, having no superior
strung bass, full iron frame, French Grand
action, Fret Desk, carved Pedal. solid rose.
wood mouldlngs. ivory, key front, capped
hammers, crane treble, &C, &c. weight
Liberal discount to the trade. Agents want
ed, (male or femalo.)
Hssend stamp for circular. Address the
TY, Washington. New Jersey. marledG
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

"OGoNTz,' the residence of jay
Cooke, was offered at auction onIues-
day. 1t cost million, and as no one
would bid as high as $3.50, 900, it was
Withdrawn.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

The verdict Of the country is, that
Spencer, Of Alabama, should Lc incon-
tinently kicked out Of the United State
Senate and that Delano should be sim,
ilarly served, go far as the cabinet IS con
cerned
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
GITICE

All persons havin4, claims against the Els,
tate Of the deceased must present the same
before May l9th., 1876. OF abide the Act
of Assembly in such ease made and pIOvded.
GEO. K. MOUSLEY,
Administrator.
Aldres.- Wilmington. Del may2ieod2M
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
WEATHER KLPORT
WASHINGTON, May 2G.-l Il. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, northwest to southwest
winds. cooler, partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

nSTH DIvIDEND.-The Directors
1\yC this Institution have this day de-
clared Dividend of three per cent. for the
last SIX months, payable to the Stockholders
or theiI legal Representatives, on and after
the 20th Inst, clear of all taxes. BY order
W. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
Bank of Smyrna, May G. 1875. swift
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
NOTICES.

Nj oTICE.-Thc Superintendent OF Free
IN Schools OF Delaware announces that he
will meet the Teachers OF Kent County, and
all others who desIre a certificate from him
to teach in our public schools, at the follow
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26
Reglgtsr'a OYdoY.
REGIsTEa's OFFIcz,

Cow CsAtio County. April Eth. 1875,
Upon the application Of John B. Pierson,
Administrator of Wm. c. Pierson. late OF
Mill Creek hundred. in said county, deceas-
ed it is Ordered and directed by tho Regis
tor that the Administrator aforesaid give
ministration upon tho Estate of the deceased.
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty Gayn
from the date OF such Letters. in six of tLs
most public places of the county Of New Gas.
tic, recruiting all persons having demands
a2i;nst the Es' ate to present tn same OF
abila by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the sans
to he inserted within the same period in, the
Daily Gazette, a. newspaper published in
,sszssxa three weeks. e. G.. ID
3FTsN -Given-under the hand and seal oil
'~tsSsss Office. of the Register aforesaid at
New Castle, New Castle county aiores al ! I.
tho day aud year above written.
s. c. BIGGS.ke4ister
notice
All persons having claims against IN. Els
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Acmistrator, on or be.
fore April 18th. 1876, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN B. PIERS0N. :.
Administrator,
Address-Hockessin. Del. maYl1eod9w
DLACI1 TAMISE-We have received direct
ID from tho importer, q full line of these
elegant goods, to which we invite attention.
w. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.
y All Wool serges in beautiful Shades
decaa 4ta. and. Market sts.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

NOTICE.-An examination will be held on
IN WEDNESDAY, May 26th. 1875. com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, IN the Institute Hall.
in the city OF New Castle, for i've female as.
Slstant teachers for the Public Schools OF said
city. Salaries liberal.
By order of the Board OF Education.
q. T. MAXWELL, NJ. ID,
WILLIAM F LANE,
A J. BROWN,
j. NJ HOUSMAS,
may20.9t Committee on teachers.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

40 TO MULLINS for your snoKrNo To.
" SAcco, a. Cor, Front & Jefsrgeu sts,s
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

NOTICE.-The CO partnership heretofore
IN existing between William Green, Charles
Green and William Wilson, Jr, under the
firm name of William Green Il Co., 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either 70
sigh in liquidation.
WILLIAM GREEN,
CHARLES GREEN,
VIM. WILSON, JR.
Wilmington, Nav, /, lS75.-lms
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

Y oST-On Saturday afternoon, in Market
street, between 9TH and 7th streets, q
small black and tan tarrier bitch, 49,
without collar Whoever returnsASS
her to 800 Market street, or to the Southwest
corner of Eighth and Broome, will receive q
liberal reward. nnay243t.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

NJ OT1CE.-The Annual Meeting OF the
~ State Medical Society, will be held at
Lewes, Sussex County, the second Tuesday,
or the Sth day of June, after the arrival Of
the cars in the afternoon.
may25tm DAVID HALL, Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-26

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.
"A under the auspices OF the Women's
Union, will be held in Grace Church. Ninth
evening, the 27th inst, at ~ =. NJ. Address
ses viii be delivered by Mr.. j. Smith, pastor
Of the church, Mrs. DIR. French, OF Phiiad'a,
and others. Prof. Rhodes promises the pu-
sic shall be OF the best order. the public
are cordially invited. may25-2t
, 1875-05-16
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TOE sALE-CHEAP-HEAVY AND LIGHT CoUS-
TT horses. 0co pair sorrels. hgas nsns And ta.ia
weight aO ns3r eaeatunt4, Light +Uaue Aad tAils
90; psr bIaek carriage horses; pair HEhE bsy
co4tS dne steppar At Hsu S11a StahIe LEY mo 11e n4
RYREE
, 1875-05-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.

E1OR sALE-BY JACOB G. MAGItL~ II CLARKST.,
HOUSES at LOW PRICES in Ill parts Of ths stty,
on TKRNS 70 SUIT.
Lois Ia III pasts Of tie city. st Al prices. ssxy
es1'A'" SOUTH DIVISION,
, 1875-05-16
BUILDING MATERIAL.

WAFTED-BRICK OR LINE. WILL PAY CASH
Isyvood. II. KARLY, Room u, IN IAsaus-sk-
, 1875-05-16

7. AUCTION ON TUESDAY. MAY IL, At II
a o'clock shazp, bankrupt stock Of carriages,
and dom oc1sts and th1eespsisx phae.
tons Mu.tb. told to pay adxanees. Also h5s ae Of
sanss ana double harnesses. By GEO. P. GORE CO.,
, 1875-05-16

TsoR sALE-oR ExGHANGE1s p BLOCKS. M oR 7ss
t. and ycaTs with prtsilegs Of releasing: land s
veil located nna. tho Calumet htvet .pd en tho nteh
g. WesIarn 1snds 1ddroas tho OWNER, u, Tribune
, 1875-05-16

4 GENTLEMAN SELLING HIS WHOLE ENTIRE
u Establishment consisting Of span OF thorough
bTrd Bae;hark a'asas and 5oar. Of ake, l9 bands
ledy t. drive single double. and hfclass sadde
nasrosi Also. me family mahogany bag yeara
OF aEc, ID hands high also Warranted sound and kind
1 sssg respect Az neaE5 osx to1baeEy essg soass
Or separately. Apply private stables "a VS.
, 1875-05-16
AGENTS WANTED.

"A in the W~At7 for, The Bishop Patcut La,nbsWool
DgstsF this se5. Biz A;* ety sanv.s.s ~ Etta No;
Address W. ". BISHOP, II South G1ssass-s or call
AttaE 4 20 p m.
, 1875-05-16

nor s1IE-5SE SEW HOUSE AND LARGE LOT
At G!s:apden 1li1l. CLOSE to dsp.s ssaoo stoMFss M
oasy 1ou pay for city feut will pnrohase this home n
ooapasativeiy short time. CHd1LE8 B. aOLhAS d