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, 1875-05-01

P0ST OFFICE FBAUDS-Probably no
man in the United States has set him
self q harder task than Postmaster
General Jewell. The siealings in his
department have not, perhaps, been
so great IS in the Ipdiap department,
but are more difficult of detection.
Frauds IN army or navy contracts, or
IN the Indian department, can easily
be unearthed, if the will exists in the
proper quarters to DO so. \ line of
inquiry, followed with ordinary intelli-
gence, leads to the facts of the case.
whatever they may be. Bat in the
tost Ofiice Department frauds have
been SO syStemaiiZed that detection is
almost impossible, As au example.
one Kettles, professional contractor.
has subsidized clerks to inform him Of
'he lowest bids, thus enabling him TO
put IN bids at the last moment that
should carry oil the contract. In this
way he nnaiiy got the business entirely
lnto his oWn hands, and couid secure
contracts at his own price. The De-
Partment might become aware that en-
excessive price was paid for certain
service; hut if Kettles bid was the
lowest, there was no fraud on the face.
Kettles little game was finally de-
tected by a Post Office clerk, who
was supposed 10 be in the interest Of
a rival contractor. He had made a
fortune in the business, ard has such
complete control of affairs in his sec
ton, that it will cost the Department
more to break with him than tG sub
nit to his demands.
, 1875-05-01

STANDARDS oF Whatever
el,e the spelling matches DO it seems probable
thy VIII result in educating the pablo mp
to 2 demand for higher standard OF the
English Language than Is furnished in what
the Boston ddye,fisfy calls :" the loose and
debluched pages of Dr. Webster" The ex-
tcaordiuary tumble OF good words. bad
words, and no words. heaped together in that
poaderous .o;ne, represent frantic attempt TO
create a special American language, Whirh
shOnlG resemble nothing in the heavens
above, or the earth beneath, or the waters
under the earth
, 1875-05-01
Probate yo1Ice.

-' I's Fr>5iie Court of T1Tr Bi-Rr Cot.s.. Irts5-
fHJfoa TsrTit0rg.
AZ N'e h'dtif'- " tic Es,1;g 4T EMIL MEIER. D.,
csral.
hE LETT IERS TESTANIENTARY HFRETO.
= lore Tssuei TO AlAHT MI.YfR and JoFS NTtIts
al me above entitled Estate having been revoked n
ut.lesinei hereby gives notice that letter. OF Al
iihlstratlon1 with the viii annexed have ten issl
V nm b- l. SHARPSfEIN
Administrator
''-.-- ''-----g - Il - 500. 30.
, 1875-05-01
s,-,,,..n,rfps o,IS,DE rIIE cn.,>rY.

with January l,t, l-si, tlss N-, ! 's--- las v.-.'
iri, .g-t uhirh ruluIr-v flr pUhIHlrT rn .uy TIM
5.-ta.-e IA aAvsu1a 90 al I.lsts z-r' rut--l" ~
ION, 10 a-rts a'yf-,r In yIry of tine nov l.w, VI
Will tc able IN send ysy~ru outside ~ t- 0vuiY
.aer January lst sulssa pad f'g ~ atr1''.tc- We
-.ui.,t alyAI-s money fJr Whit TSQtT ink. la''T,
rp Sr,., Perroyls ouisiir Of Wal,a WalA county,
bo Ae-ire Ls Sr1lrssIs ann ths DIT, viii, ther'-
~, uka.s lear thi, N mind II those Tl1 are IT.
,f',-i To- NJ Nov will r'Irt tie ryf's! asa. ANTE "e'
ana thr,~ dollars aiiIriruI We viii NAL UgT InY.r
q, them r.1-t.-- pr,IrIl f5r EAR. 10 ,ir al
q, avail themselves u ills uEI VI VIII s- III bills ia
fifap n arrears.
, 1875-05-01
We copy ilS ID--o " II : Ao''ci =
ErssiG,EH'g O.Erg, - j.t ire
.i.tc InrL. Wtrch ~, lS15.

J. 4 i},yrf, ST., HelrnI 4gn'taa -DEAR SIR Mr.,
President Clss s way Ia Michigan, has Instruct
81 me to reply h.= Ia yuur valuable favor Of
The 9th Of Mlrrh.
Among the honlholie7s, stockholders and officers
Of tins cOrpyratUn there Is manifest determination
10 push through the constitution Uf the Northern
Pacih, r0Il.
On the 18th of Muy next the committee Of hOnd-
lol!er, and the consulting ,Oittcr Oi the Board Of
Directors viii meyi-iInI thyy viii nOt separate until
they have arranged plan "a Certainly put tie road
through. % The Yellowstone, lnl 10 finish IL through
Ia that pa.at III the luslu,>~ s4sa-0n Of 1876
II the citizens OF Montana willing 70 commence
huillu.; u / fee. s. inch road - any POIrt 10 lie
agreed uIn1. :,er tlis C,iaIiy' charter, It ySon'd
Dc IN Cr rover 90 All their work 10y giving them u
land whlci. It's oJ.s.-uUtua unlCE charter would
earn.
Accept my assurance that the determination 10
complete the Northern Pacific rnad was never more
earnest among ,ui .,Inui~ than It
l. NJ present The Toli certainly VIII b. built
S,sIUF1. WILlSssoS, Secretary.
, 1875-05-01
Grand Princes PeaIgree:

GRAND PRINCE, NJ 1907, \ Il b., IIth Vol,
rel h'sil, cIivi JsuEI.y I, ISL t-ei hy n "u'-
silsne-1, of Cyn;lfu Harrison, Kentucky: r,t "
JuuigS, = Ii. Il No GJ2j out OF y aiaa Bic ~
10y Nshlani Airri, 7Jif. u dam Boston = .iie II,
10y PRINCETON 42Sj 3oi dam BcS;GnI by Boston, 2si,
Ith ilIn Ny-ll NoolS by CIs>I. X. l. Il Z, .. .Oi :,
5th dam Eiirr Wo-Is, Ly imported Ma.-liaIr 41r3 /;
G,h dam imp Young PuillIs, 10y FIIrftH. iGIls 7th
tara Phillis ly HarPhaEi, l.5S; S.L dam iy Percy
1872 gtk Lgrr Deii.g, y kettln, :l6; 10 dan. by
Exn-,t.t,5rT. 9Is , lrh Ggm hy Na-nuEi Frulif:r,
80 I2tl. dam 10y Chapman bail, l22; 1871 ls-r y
C-Iu,stnn 5 bull IS; iIrA lam Ly Son Of Dalton
Duke, !SJ- NAi.t,Ea, & AECIEGrS,
CyH;hirn, NJ, z. o.
Rr,nrEs. sire Of tie ii. " hull. card
Prime was brad hy ". TI,iium y arti-Ll I.N.ny-
ton KeutIt Ky ami Wis winner Of Tie i.s: prize "a,
The I-=st y5-t-Iu. ball oyr= number %: 5! year
iiu;s AMI second best N eP5ak.S :o- fst tll If
any :i,a, - which time purclEisrl him a-l Ety-
Iu Isany COWS To- serve, never afterwards mt
LiEa show crH.itpn- He 9ras also the size Of lr
gus, ,.hp took ia. sweepstakes AZ Pl.i Kentucky
A. TIE hast hull 0f any age the tail OF Is-2 als1
y= sir OF Duchess Ella, vino of AlIa4rv Y1,ps
h"lt that to1E the Pre- at ST iaus and at t1.tnyy
other fairs "a ISL nj 1872. II Is not rssa.
Stry 20 say more The bail viii recommend Ff-nslF
ii - eir;-e AM fee! sure ne I'll Iu tr,,, ,-.-
MAES-gE Il MIG.EaYs,
CyUtian, Ky, p o.
To NeSS-s. ?. T. IL =. ?. S,yF
, 1875-05-01
Probate Notice.

= TIE FROBATE COT RT, Walla Walll Q p. "
l =, Washington TrITItory- Thc HnieTsi=r-. =
ieen appointed by said aurt A.hiiiistslto- C U.
Estate of JOSEPH TEL. deceased. AH yst-,.
having claius against sand Estie are merely Ia
20 present the 10 the undersigned, Nl,h p
necessary vourhe-s required by law at LlS res -
IN NaiI HGila city. within one year OF the Gsis q
tis.S -ot1ce. ~ be thercaiter |esIT,.l.
JOSEPH T. TEL,
ALr...,li-tr-4',r.
MaIIa WALL. March n 81 Us
, 1875-05-01
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

THE DAYTON DRUG STORE Is off-rel !lT 81.
10 any party WHO wishes To establish gcci p
InE business, IN new town rapidly inere1sl-r =
population, tins Is excellent oPpOTtuHity u y
Gl,ss, Totoco, Ciu,rrs CaadieS Toilet artirleSi *
Terms reasonable For further iIlformail1n- AZ
= :. II. DAY, Waiia N.45-
's--s u J \ DAY. DIy-uz..
, 1875-05-01

The FALL. ELECTION ~ Omo--Ihs at
trrtiun ci thuse who deprccato federal issues
Is iuvi-ed To the opinions now being expre~~ea
reg4-diug the fall elections in Ohio. Ihe
Eastern anl Western press appear 10 b. .
unit on the proposition that the Struggle IN
Ohio viii b. an important prelude TO the
Presidential campaign, and the Indications
are that if anybody should undertake 20 ad-
wise the people of that State TO abstain from
federal politics this year. the cn'crprisinG
individual would be fairly hooted over The
borders IL fact, the Ohio election, ike The
California election, Is recognized hy all intel
ESent men a. possessing Immense national
significance, and as being inevitably bcnnd
up with the Presidential campaign Any
other opinion, indeed, Is Incompatible with
common sense and hunesty-Sdc- Record
, 1875-05-01

NOTICE Is HER EG.Y GIVEN, I'rrt n PJEr'-r'srre
y az IN ar.rr ui .,e Iasric 10y rhc Prur'r CONT i
Wall.-..li. county 5u lie i,r-.ury ut y -iiI-',;,
,r tie IEth ,!.y Uf N,.rr q. T.. i'Ii. IN tir W.,-
uf tie IS'ut- 81 \. L PARRISH, late S:t r.U1'y
deceased. tn. gIgjc5si-,uei AmIujstrLtIiX Of sa.l
Esta.r viii soll at Puhl-. &u-tiru TO tL- A-i.-.
ic- for gold r1i:', on MONDAY the i-J;u r.y a:
Nay 49, IT tn" hour OF one u'ce-k, r ~ 80 IN;
day front of thu Court U.uS., IN he c.;y W4-
Ntllr- county AMI ferrItry a:o.rs'Id, n! ie rI-'
tIi interest of the srl Estate III AMI 70 ti- @
lowing described property, q Wit: Tie -,,u;i--
quarter OF Seton Nami-.= seven - ~ Tngsr-'r
Number s:N, g. North 81 Z Brn.,r Nu;ner rElri y-,y
J r--st, III til- County Of N,!s N;.:It ;.:l I=Tg7
- of Washington.
Dated this l5;h day @! April, IS.5
LOU y r. PARRISH.
Administrative ~ the Estate ~
I9-g.- \ T. {t,fr.SI F-,,-.--'
, 1875-05-01
Probate Notice.

~ THE PROBATE C0bRT, Hal!a Wal'a o1az.. Z.
a>Ain-ton Territory The UEi-Ts E2r i-ls -
appointed by said Court Administrator Il TIE =
o. JOHN G. HAMILTON. dec-sze,i. Al F-.sSI4.
having claims gains, ~s,il Estate Eersty '.'
10 present the same 20 the unfersi-Hef, vi;5 r
Necessary vOnrhe-s Teiuirei ly iaa, ~ his rts--t
IA Halia Hali, county, within year OF t-.5 .-'
o! Ills nCtl-r, OF ~ {. ereaf-er ianCf.
JOSEPH l. HAMiLIJN'
Arlrn;ris.Ts'',-
VAIL W,IIa Anil Is lNt|
, 1875-05-01
To GDIERIISTIsS.

In WaN- Wailh sT,uS'sas h1s rn"A lar-gT
~. isn than any othc- IaP,r Vutis~hci n i!e
-TrrI,.ry ~ Washington and hens. pa"T- superior
g. uIyea-llrutv o. tiyertsers wins s1Eia r,gn t.ar
Srrv t.s-t class Il paying custpmetz-
, 1875-05-01
Application 10 Sell Real Estate.

i' -e '''ot.- 'rsf't "f y HHT lTi'U fpVHfv iE-rr
iHg TsrTf,ry
~ "' 40|T gf 'sc EStatC 4f EDUIg ". pm
BRrCH, Hecr7sef.
CITATION II appearing, to The CoJrt Fy = a-5-
y taln presented AMI fled in tbs Court iv r. -.
LlN- ! ti.Lsayo2, the Administrators q. ~. =
tatect EDWIN NJ PHHBROOK. fesz,~..i' NJ, -
lS Ius a. sle- Tor the 4ie OF Rel Estate ~ - =
necessary - sell portion OF the Real E,t,t. f',,
ins 70 siIl Estate 70 rele'g certain uott.,a I,,,,
TN tt=sl Estate %; st.f E.tt.. 90 -!'-
IL Is o. :-ref by the Court, that TUESDAY .ro
ol4 cay 9i j -e, LS ) being day of Tie dilemma
'-,-i "4 lle .iisc pril term Of IS-j 1i IN; O.
NJ eleven eio,k, IA the forenoon OF sail ~ - i,
S-tIt tIuIs, IL the sail eity g:lI county ~ Iv,I
" zli t~ and the slme iS hereby auyoi,taa fC y
-'-,i.s 0; Sil Ie-iison; aud tlat al r.l1,. mt
- Il '.F SAM Estate tppesg- before IL ,iI -.
Ioltt on HAT dty and l0ur TO show cIusa II -
u'55r &c ~ al order s.iOslll not De-. grated d, a.
siI- -Ai'iilStEItriN IN salii Petition rr..vJ =
am tlli. = s1Iy O, this or7le- bs put i,r.I = -
-'us We weeks, prior 20 III. fs-r5-,., =, "a
I--itinii, IN The Walla WalIl Sr,TFsg,s , NJ a. -.
LIN si---r F.-utei aaI published IN sa;2 r;f,s -
10y ana that personal seryice of til. - =
--...e upon tAEoLISE 4 PRIIf.aorg -. .1r-,5-.'
vie An AURA aIlt EDWIS II P4i1rJsrCs,- ~, ,5
s'i .ei u ~. So kDNIE y. .PHILBROOE dee,.s.j
1''''+I !" ala "iiii, April ., IS-5.
ar-tw X GUICHARD,
Pr TFr1..
, 1875-05-01

CHURCH CRSls.-Cardinal Manning,
recently made an address in London.
IN the course of which said he reeard
cd himself as intrusted with commits.
sion Of warfare. for he believed the
church was approaching a crisis the
most fiery for 800 wears.
, 1875-05-01

brigham You've has BOT yet complied with
the order Of the Thiri District Cour; OF Utah.
made by Judge Mckean several We, kz ago.
to Pay over to Ana Elizs Young 5000 ali
mony during the peadency OF hcr divorce
suit; and another order has been i-sue,I-tbjs
time by Chief Justice L5we-con,a.al I'M.
him TO appear before that tribunal. and ex.
plain the cause Of negligence.
, 1875-05-01

BESSIE TURNER must be a wonderful
iy sound sleeper. She slept all the
time that Tilton was carrying her in
his arms out of her bed room into his,
and the wonder is that she walked at
all IN time 10 save her-well, We
wouldn't sleep ike that for anything.
, 1875-05-01

NOTHING SrRANGE.-An exchange
thinks it somewhat strange that OF
two new paymasters lately appointed
by Grant, one had been kicked out of
the army for habitual drunkenness,
and the other for embezzlement. The
Senators showed their good sense by
refusing 10 confirm them. But this
fact does not relieve the President
from the charge of selecting as many
incompetent nddishonest men as pos
sible for public places. lie occasion
ally appoints a good man 10 an office,
but it is rather the result of accident
than any desire on his part to select
good men. Quite recently case
came under our notice where an ex-
quaTtermaster, and a deiaulter at that,
was appointed 10 a position in the
land department. In this last case
there is still an unadjusted account,
but this did not prevent the axe" OPP
orator running the gauntlet of the Sen
ate. In these latter days robbing the
government has ceased 10 be a crime.
, 1875-05-01

GFo, II, WILLIAMS has rendered his
resignation of the Office of Attorney
General, TO take efee, May 18th. 1t
Is thought that Grant will appoint a
lawyer 20 iii the vacancy.
, 1875-05-01
Orchard and Ci.o:ce~t Fruits

IN the Fallcy. Also, 4 large Barn and an eN
l"e!!iaS House, with every CORyealrn1e- \ ~ VI
nne well q water; also. gOOi cellar and orc
houses For terms and other particulars, Apply =
u In InHN IL ANCOCA-
, 1875-05-01

CO4MENCIXG EARLV.-lnitcd States
Scnatar Wright, Of Iowa, whose term
does not expire for two years yet, de
clines a reelection, and the canvassing
for the succession has not only already
commenced, but is quite animated.
The State being strongly republican,
score of aspIrantS are in the field.
Prominent are ex Senator Harlan, ex,
Governor kirkwood, and James f.
Wilson. The latter, though the
sbIest, is placed last, because Of the
indelible credt mobilier stains attach
ing to him. Harlan is named first
because he has the influence .of the
administration and of the Methods,
church in bis favor, which is consid
erabie il Iowa. He also leads the
van because Senator Allison. who
beat him before, ami General Dodge
who aided, sre now for him, the for.
mer backed by the Illinois CentraI
Railroad. and the latter by the Paci,
fic Railroad, the union being also a
community Of interests in the Texas
Pacific, of which Dodge is engineer.
-
, 1875-05-01

Iha s.uoca Tails gvlylse.ieI TEiNKFr >yrrv
AND BOXING, i.-y,, trun t!n Foundry III,
Eo-In'> Er!-t..s' AMI wills Is's TABLE fNI,--.'t-
1T CCTI EliN- Assorted ky--s q ". = . A.. D.,
dun's HORSE ANn MULE SHOES N.. T.-r-
L T. Putnam aI.l t..S..h,e brands ot WVvsF ,s.
NAILS. Tire, EYUri, S.iUar,, Psrid AMI Iiur E
al si,,s. PICw, Spil-, and Pick Steel, 'l.,s.
for Harrow Tca;H. EsI'l-. ct SiH-le arF I-'-
Gun Inrks. Main S;-iE-s. 'iUtes, Ear la. 81
porting AMI BhSting Powder, &c
Ful.ugI,eI Dril DuCkiUI AMI Leather 81. = .-
Tu--ics. Spring Wagons and Upholstery las. a.
r,u-. IN sat SPRINGS Auyils Nls.s AMI IN
Wa-an-Ja,kS. Eoray, Pulley Blocks, AMI .-.
variety a.: other Gaols, too numerous 10 isle
III l.lrT! .-zd detail
A Kirby Combined Reaper, Mower nsI Se!LE.
ON sale q, Bargain
, 1875-05-01

LIQUoR DmNKING.-Thcs, s,atis, les for 1874
Of the quantity OF spirituons and ferrren:ei
liquors imported into the United States, to-
se:her with the home product of these arti-
eles, shows formidable proportions. The
total cost Of imported spirits TO the consumer
is placed At 81, ,O00, 900, while that yf the DO
nestle product is the astonishing amount OF
S2i6. 900. Il certainly shows americans
to he great guzzl5rs; Lut whether from the
fact oi Ihr.r being lovers Of strong drink, or
merely becau-e they desire patrioticllly to
add 10 the national revenues, Is left for the
reader 10 determine
, 1875-05-01

TOR SALE-A DESIRABIE FARM. situat7' e
j TIE Nalla Ns.Ia river, IliEe miles fion Nv
and on the WaliUla roai. Ts,o Lurlrei acrss' >
under fence. The iar.,-..s
, 1875-05-01
yortI, Pacific RaI.rcad.

The editor of the STATESMAN regards the
North Pacific Railroad as utterly dead and
past resurrection but others arc moro hope
ful, and it Is for the information Of this latter
class that we copy ihe following Ietter:
, 1875-05-01

Concord Team aul E'iggy T,llrss: MrI.-s lrl Z g
Killing SUl.les; IAly's S.tIiIcs, Curry.75...~ al.
HruslrS; " h8istrs,! California s-psIss COiIg Esra
Pack SI!lirs; Boston T. l-rI AMI C,,iIe1rl G1il--
"a !.l-ry Ii.==! !Sart, aEi ieaIl.- All trrst.r zr
70 the trade, AMI everything else usually bsP, -
E"St-c!'l>s Naflg!cr shop Call an! see me
ttl.tg. IrlIamrs iJue c!ae,p- Rcraa:rus q. b.
Etn'5 '-o9e With aH9srrI- All OF winch 1 TsL. 81
cheap Tor cash, E..ett, bet, hides or wool deiT;-
az ny SOP, I=Nt door 70 Srhwuf-rhCr I,ru,.
~ 3'n JAMES WHEEThE
, 1875-05-01
Ei(jlIA-

B-CFl- April 9th 49, TO che wifi. Of = Bauer,
Esi-. Ihs happy parents VIII .rce i, our CON
;--sItUiai ions
L.,praTr--At Portland, April p, 70 the wife OF p
lapEItt. q, son.
, 1875-05-01

GENERALIZATION Or TRADE An ex-
change discusses the question OF ccntralzation.
I and says that among the results Of increased
| facilities in Communication sgme Of the most
remarkabla are those which have occurred Ill
| relation to trade. Ceutralizsi ION has been pro-
ceeding steadily IN This respect for years,
and the end is not yet Before the era OF
railroads almost every tswn and village had
| It's definite and sufficient mercantile circle.
Country stoyellcePers kept considerable stocks
of goods Metropolitan merchants kept large
stocks, fror which the interior traLers sup
piled themselves at regular intervals. Then
the agricultural population sold their pro-
duce only in the village and towns adjacent,
and thus every little hamlet was the center
of a mutually sustaining system OF commerce
Bat steam and the telegraph have changed
all that, and now the manufacturer applies
direct 10 the retail customer or the country
trader; and, whilc the city merchant has no
further Use for heavy stocks, his Old eusto-
ucr, the village storekeepc-, finds that he has
bsen brough: into disastrous competition
with metropolitan enterprise. Tho farmer no
longer trudgcs with his produce to the store.
but often sells TO some agent ct his own door.
Tho retail merchant Of the interior towns
finds bis customers deserting him fox the more
attractive stores of the great city. Many
Persoas prefer to deal with the metropolitan
houses, not because they really ct things
better there, bat bocause ih-y fancy iha: to
be the case. The process Is ealarSinS, m0Eo-
over, all the tima, and II Is uudoubc.y one of
the causes Of the comPlaintcd Of duh trade
which are 50 frequent il. thc~4 times.
, 1875-05-01

PorE on hAIsER.-The contest be
tween Church and State goes or Wig
orously in Germany. The Bishop OF
Breslau refuses to resign his episcopal
charge at the bidding Of the govern
ment, and proceedings are to be im-
mediately begun against him. The
Court party will, no doubt, elevate
the Bishop to the dignity of martyr;
but i, is not easy TO see where this
conflict is 10 end.
, 1875-05-01

TIE WINNEMUcA RoAp, about which
i. J. Pengra pestered Congress dur
ing the whole of the late session, Is
reported irrctrievably dead. Pengra
aided in defeating the Dalles and Salt
Lake bill, and then after all his labors
failed to get away with railroad.
, 1875-05-01
EGGS. EGGN E&sss.

FRON PURE BRED POULTRY, FOR
II q E 9 II : II G,
" LESS THAN STATES PRICES fiUz-a-
= tevi Tu;e bred ant fr 81. Viii ~ Soda; d
following TTlcrs Hni -TceE:acEs tIken NJ VlT-
Dark and Light Dramas, = rGozan-..-.-.-..--:i q p
Bun ana PaTtri ';-e COci IDS, = tOzcn.---------
White IesECrns Z G51eu- --...---.-----. r.
R0usn Ducks, E I.
Hrorze Turkeys, = cozsa- B ~
Address, L D. HANNAH
I5-.f B,ise Ci-y, Ii-ia
, 1875-05-01
GRAND pRNCE

WIS imported from hentu"ky b. tie saxa BIOS. and
II At Prank Lyui,n-s RtIfci.e t,y5,y. mis- -
town. RtSJuE.-e FrUa
Go0l care taken, Tut not responsible IN fasa Of .o
c.ie1ts For farther PARTICULAR t-nIu:r. AZ tie
i.ii'l- t-.-2rnl EPPEss HARDY
, 1875-05-01

II !oa want tasty letter heals
l, I'm S-1t lllce vsssii1.y caris.
II 90 want any K I'd Of JOB work
g.. AZ --ld STAIE-XAS Pllntin- On,
, 1875-05-01

By Eastern Drafts siGughi. g5
sboiuG business OR IL >oHnd BASIS, aoi,
in Bay:Is:5 and selling an'. ilnpOriin.
direct Groia tIAe a!naufi"t::ri,-,, Is:crciy
saving Intermediates Profit or GSsaTBi,
sion, 1 can, therefore, c:Icr ti.e
, 1875-05-01
- OCEg

- - . OK ca TTEEC
toP SALE have fo- sale q. Fay Rlrchc n tie
= y rrtH FORK u the Walbt Walla River. a rl,D5r,
lJt OF STOCK CATTLE.
-i-1" T. EETTY
, 1875-05-01
E'ise Railroad Coming!

z &IsEs HzEEE.z.tS ga Is tie atten. os of r.
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, 1875-05-01

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, 1875-05-01
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, 1875-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

JAMES X. KENNEDY, AL
". \. GEORGE,
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, 1875-05-01
EsEsEHAREE EAEn.

W-aHl W.na. ApriI7, Is75.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

LOSG FRANCE. FIVE MINUTES FROM BEACH
y hand tlme cOt-age well shaded; eroguet GROUNDS ,
rooms ncgly furnished; excellent table stahihgi
moderate. For narcu Ars call az or address
~ Sanlay and Moaday SIS East Fourteenth street -
Mrs. SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

BOARD AT FARM HOUSE IN CENTRAL VERMONT
ID locality high cool, healthy, with nice iaIny; clean
obligng good cooking nd abundance OF everything
price 81 per week references address, for particu
lars, box 205 New York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

BOARD WANTED-IS HARLEM OR MANHATTAN
- vile, by gentleman, wife ana infant in a prIVat,
family Addrcss. stating Terms e.. nerald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

BOARD AT 4 FARM HOUSE, NEAR LONG ISLAND
ID sound-Pientv Of fresh milk, eggs fruit and nc
oommodaton Tor horses. particulars address
l.. YOUNG, KiYerhead. l.. l n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

AT LARGE FARM HOUSE, LONG ISLAND
n three hours rail; grounds well shaded Tor outdoor
amusements. good house AMI large good table
and penty good bathing delightful country air
exceedingly healthy ana free rom all Ills and diseases
s. TO IS a week. Address l.. HAMPTON TknRl, Upper
Aquebogue, l.. or THOMAS BRkNNAN. No. Murray
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

DOARD ON THE HCDsON-MOUNTAIS ALE, ELE-
ID waited location; large lawn. shade croauet quarter
mile landing STEAMBOATS, daily steam terry 10
station opposi =; 81 10 $40 week. Reference A. ).
Roe, ~ broadway. address JAMES :. KNAPP,
Marlborough. Ulster county y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

EOARD WANTED-FOR THREE, TWO BROTHER
ID and sister, in the city: two Rooms will DO; mus
not 5e higher than s75 per month Address B0ARI
4.J7J Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

4 -rHoRBURN HOUSE. SUNSWICK TERRACE.
"A. Astoria l. $50 minutes from Peek slip; hourly
boats first class table; terms noderae open for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

COUNTRY BOARD FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN,
~ with advantages OF home and schools heathiul 10
cation; short distance from city, thorough instruction
kindly superNlslOn terms moderate address Mrs.
HAAKlaTi l. II. SEYMOUR New Canaan, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

A PRIVATE FAMILY Will. ACCOMMODATES TWO
"A gents with Board threc minutes from landing;
In9aire u ferry MASTER at sailors
snng Harnaf or address r. j.. New Brighton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
DWELLING HOUSES To LET.

RIO LET FURNISHED--FOUR STORY BROWN
i stone House. Lexington Tor 575 4 month.
for three months; reserving room Address
b,x 20I Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

T NEW BRIGHTON.-rIE BELMONT COTTAGES,
n located the Terrace, three minutes walk OF the
landing, opened for the accommodation OF lam
lilies and single gentlemen reasonable terms. refer
Brighton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

poAEDERs WANT D-Ar A FARM HOUSE TEN
ID minutes walk from KstOnah Harlem Railroad To-
Gated high ground; well shaded boating, fishing
sabing anu every accommodation; table first class:
very Moderate Call address Mrs. G. ADAMS,
katonah. =. \.