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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-20
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btf&SFt4er gsfretdr In ct. Saal. -.
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nannt: n,.
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gtf&Ofe BON g0rtlanb, @atne.,
gers ges, S.. 9 afberrs. gun, 81
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gum gtf&Ufs uCn Btesltns, @sf gtrstnia,
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biefer reusn DtS,sre.
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tpGw'fen Ssrrsn gtf6Sfe; a.,
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s. 8. @tltta ms tn 9ofrn.
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ten Sif&efsfse 8. Gs;ststblmern ernannt,
Rad btefsr neuerbtnss aussebetnten Or.
santlatton tn Der @tsrardts Der Ser. staa.
ten maat f& MUIR nod bic .Srase seltenb
pelder 8tfdcf ptrb Der srfe CARDINAL bic.
fes 2anbes fein
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-20

plymouth IA. Sebr. Der Danasfer
~seetpsts", son Bremen far Baltimore Be-
ftmu,t, futr unueit Start gotnt auf ether
Sanbbant auf. Die Yafastere unb bts
Sof Rnb ans eanb sstraG DIT wcrten.
Sn 0earsia TT Der gsrfaG, bic SUbss'
trofe abauf&afen fetlsef9laset, tnbsut bas
observation-disclosures ben tealslt4en Gnt'
wurf perparf. u.s.
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26O7

bfes bsrucrrteE tn famrn 3u bei&retten. DAT
aber bic &eetcn barGaus fur @9rifultur>
3pede rertblos, unb 60 bater etn 8rcees1n.
re4t, Ia Elm gerbrsden IT, Semdhb our Gin.
raneerunB bprtttn etn;ulaben, gebt aus Der
fletHtn S4rtft bes Generals 9a;et NIT at>
fcluter @emt6bett berpcr,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-20

Canada. Aus Scrcutc 13. Gebr.
Die @esssebuns beiGlob sefern abeRb mil
l26 sesen SO 9timuaen, ber Resleruns bic
sesnabtsans ansr, ruet3e fld an BEN auf,
fanbe tn Manttoba tettetltst batten, arsa.
empfebten, NIT ausnabme bon gteL eeptns
unb O'Donabue bic auf 5 Sabre perbanni
tperten fptleR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-20

n bic beutiAen r0mif9.tatboltiGen sessn.
fstttsen llnterRhsanss. geretne In ben
q Ser. Gtaaten Rerb @nsrtta's, CUR 20.
General gerfammtuns bes teutf4ea
r0mti9. tattOtfdea Central ersins. tn
Gtncianatf, ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-20

tleber has Jafem fprtGt fG Yrcf.Sertsl
TIT fetner crtstnelen 8etfe bura (stne Stir.
4en3ettuns aus, ute fOlst: ~ .,a.a. 81. e
Gin Wert an bic Y~rcteRantsn : @arurt
fafen ptr unb rparunt fs1tst AUD ibr fafen?
antwort; Gbrtfus sat 40 Sage In Der 8a
fs fat unlere Sinben sefafet, unb bisatrGe
BAT blefen GetrauG ansecreuet CUR lGrtnns'
runs baran, ptf aud an (ttn '.estben unb
sterbstt. Sernst fett trr Gsanseltum tas
Dcrt bes 6etrn. @enn, Der grdutts6m
Don su9 'ssncmutsa IT, sann .pstbst tyr fa'
asn2'
Gin @ort an bte rSatbOliisn 2 Gbrtfas
iprt&t; @enn itr faaet, font tbr ntat fauer
f,ben, ,.pie bic 3eu&ler. bic tbr anseR9i
perfsaen, uuf bas fe spr ben ,aeuten tpis
6etliss, erfHetnen. @enn bu absr fafsR,
70 falbe betn Saupt stn unb betnen Bart
(penn bu etnen taa) unb pafas bein Gnse.
fdt. duf hae tu ntGt traurts i9etnsf Dor ben
2suten NIT betnsm Safen, .unb tetn Batter,
Der tn's g~ertUrseae ae9st, t0tre bir's Sersel'
ten 6Tentlt&. a ~. 3 d
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y JVtneefanbt) st.
mifffpn In Sprsau., .
Serbian, seott Co., Minn.,
Gebruar Is. 1878.

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9itbtr @anbertr!
erlauben ste sfH. ben n~a6fcleenteu
3etlsn bic aufnabme tn Sbr seebrtea
8latt
&m Sonnta9 ben 7. Sebruar, er5fnete
Der toGp. 9ater Outer, s. J. Don @anfatc,
tn Der btefsen fatboltfGen ct. Sobannes
@emeinse cine MtfTrn, serbunben NIT BEN
4ORlnbtsen @ebets. @6cn bas erfe Guf,
trettn bee fur fetnen betltsen 8sruf tc4be.
sabten @tf7ondrs sepanr bte 9er3e1 Der
3ut6rer, bab bteie @tiion etnsn unertrar.
tet r:t4ltGen Grfels bate. Gr rrebtste
lber bic ppraasttHfen 6etlswabrtetten
8ormtttaes unb &bents, spsbet bic Stride,
trcs bes ta1ten @etters fat iberflnt mar,
Das 4~0Ranttse @ebet trurbe se~benfaus Fet.
Fig beiudt, BITE 8etdtflbte mar en- Bon
ftib Mcrsehs bic fpdt %bents etdt' umla.
CERT, wsl9ss bent Mtficndr nt&t eertnse
GnfreneunB rerurfu9te. SOON. q.
Sorting BON Sbatcpte mar 3uge9er aur Aus'
ttlfe. Die 3abl Der 8ommuntcnen mar
$50. am Dtenfus Gbenb purbs Der s4lus
bes ~40finbteen Gebetes sefeiert unb am
@tttwc4 farb Der feterli4e S9lus Der
Mtffrn fat. 'gs par btefss stn Sef, mel.
Dies LANCE int MAbenfen Der Gemetnber1tt.
slieter blettsn ptrb. M6se Der liebe @oti
benz tc&w. Ntfiondr bas Gute serselten,
mas ct fur btefe Gemstnbe setban fat.
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Cine pom Is. Tebruar aus Mep gJprt 3D.
ttrte Depei&e entRdlt folsenbe @tttteilun'
gen:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

special committee of the Beard reports IN part as follows
concerning The petitions Your coumittce believe that
the special set forth In the above petitions the abb
ity and culture required In teaching the advanced classes
named and especially the long faithful md meritorious
service I'm the Detroit public schools should be recognized
by tho Board In substantial manner. The teachers
named in the frat petition receive 1915 per annum
Those named in the second petition receive salaries
of $500 Besides these find rolls the names
OF seven other teachers al OF whom have taught In our
schools for years. WHO receive from 800 to 1910
per II should be bore In mind that We pay these
suns for the services Of competent capable hgihy
trained professional teachers whose merits and abilities
have been tested hy nuny years Of service in our schools
that many OF thom are doing work which was formerly
here and which continues he in other cities, mt
work; that suitable could not be procured Tor TINS
service at less than coo 10 200 year ana ha' III
Police Department policemen receive annual salaries
Of $500 to $3.50 Ia FlFe Department ppcnen steers
men, drivers permanent 1remen rccese $500 per an
num- the clerks in the City Hall SO per day. the janor
OF said building So per day, aud his assistants 81 90 ana
81 Per day. teacher OF long experience IN our sehoos
should he valuable public servant and should DC recog
nized and paid such. We should encourage them 10
regard schools their own schools our educaioha
work their lfework. Our permanent tenure OF once
is long step this direction hut We should take anotDer
sep by recognizing experience in our pay rolls his we
do TO some extent already and your Committee propose
70 extend the principle by carrying out the annual aug
mentaon from the fifth year. where IL now stops as Tar
as the tenth and eleventh years. This Will involve an
increase Of our annual payroll, varying rs young
teachers gain by seniority, and old ones drop OH or are
succeeded by their juniors, OF from $500 to Sl'ooo
Your Committee. therefore, recommend the adoption o
tho following resolution Resolved, That from sept l.
1873 the salaries Of teachers shall he fXed s looWs
For the first years service In the Detroit public Schools
$500 per annum; for the second years service $500 per
annun for the third years service, $500 per annuin
for the fourth years service, $3.50 per annm for tue
nth years service $500 per annum for the xh years
service So5 per aunum; for the seventh years service
$50 pcr annum; for the eighth years service, 1915 per
annnm for the ninth years service 5000 por annun for
tho tenth years service $3.50 per annu for the eleventh
years service, 500 per annum."
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Chauees for Business Ellen.

DDITTONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
~ merchants III nufaotTsrs ana Others; reaI estate
changed for bsns nj Inter sts neS1tia1Hi peis0J.
with capital business advised without charge) OF
annroye%l opportunities Erorenccs; T. H. Bewey, cSl-
Nc. Trs North American ~ ms rance CO. Fits
AaSiin GrIcers R'll,-st, sc. G.IjGS " CARLETON.
Financial ButnOss Brokers, 9S Broadway.
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Denlistrn.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, IS; GUM TEETH,
IN $40 single II spl guii 81 sye u All Tor> war
rauted; specimens. "NEW-fORh D,s, iAi.
ROOMS" 2j2 BtlIavs. e,tihs1ei 1oJl einiinJer 262
CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
~ honrsimp elol In tie forenoon teeth In the ai
teuOnn Thirty foIr-st., iiTutway and sixth ave
rubber very strong io oooli g0li set, pana sets
vital h Itr opan frDltS Up htcrS ~
rssnrs sgullnss nt0s oxide; mechanical deit stry
green from GaIist ferry or siNtuiNe Gals, of
LIUadM az cars &c, Olaf lhir yiO nth ST.
NEWBltOU,iIf, = W.st Thirty fOnrt' II.
TAR WAIT a. son. 40 EAST 23D-ST., have
new N, tlic Artificial Teeth which i lig
stronger than Oter. and be1g perfect con
dcOr animal peri ruy h.tly-nl fSO per set
They ius ri suDeripr Patna, Colt anl Rubber NJ
Fine ,iud Plugging spsc atty Teeth eNtracCs
under pure charge when others III
serted a lady in Attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
REAL ESTATE.
HEw.Yoas. Wednesday. June 2. 1873.

At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day Richard
v. Uarnstt sold by order Of the supreme Court under
direction Of Albert Erbe, referee. stable and plot OF
ground 5o0x0s0 feet, south sdo Fortyrsts $50 feet
west Scyenth-ays 70 c. Dorlon, Tor $4,000 Tue re-
pOued.
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Mem pnbliea!ions.

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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Ngw-YogK CRY
gcy istS rSi i$s5 Zoe
sca' D:a, % > ! 100 g Of 2Sx5o TToDs;s
It soi FrcntsL l9Jox70 one plot L. Pe'tSo !" - ooo
union lace 20 Of East i5thst 26si25 lease
WI i~@ 70 i bunis AZ 90 $4,000
' Pososr o % II VI u-''' .. 1900
ns : Sc C35 Essl, 2ox025 Mary Masaes and ,oo
Young TO TO sa VA r. Vie o. Wade 1000
,,, ~ 10 Alt Ell s. ~ VIE Of Wool 4ZcO)
Terss n Vie e. Of q oS SSa ave- 5000
70 fc6ecca Of NJ Saomon, and Eva vic d p. nm
SC ws 81 q Il ioag 10 Of k gl 5h amcy $4,000
81 Inn IA 10 KIT 81 % ave o''' $1,000
AI 1eaon To- ia n 9, % 10000
CSth st, \ 2i5 It Of 9dsyo 2O0S 1908 Jarvis ooo
81 ST. ~ > 96 4 o dave I71ioo6; sarah. witeof .oo
e2is u y $50 II Of 81 ave. lGsx Oo5, TituatoJ 100
7is Gl 81 $50 4 81 Gih ave 2osio2s Pauline ooo
70 tanner N l'O II VI - Nv 600
18Th st, 10 Of 81 ave. 25rloa2i 7 Boess rr .o
ie Il ,.aer n "nr ee Siie o. EtilSger 1900
SGt1 ST. z ~ y q ,aIs iy3 7 " al az Int
Az $50 49, ave ss ninH r. G9 1aae 70 shsr s o.
A. T. Brown and W. H. Lee...:.:-, 81. 4HVV'
lOjtl It, u = 2UOit OF lstayo, 2jxlOOl1 tho FIRST
1 fog SSo %sr iAnu ah nu'' $500
WI 81 ~ me M 10 OF Lc eOoo
~ a. tS TO ,annen 1850
l4otAs d 100 IL 0f Chiffon ave, JOAIOO, hOTibl on
! \ w Meos sooO
Ceniralave II Kingsbridge road t2S 1000 acres
30 Is oOathcfl bOuieyalis WI
cxcri ting e conveyance loSF7 acres
conveyed 6y y l. ALtlOny Jervine PARK Villa co;
eiai,on He"u''' " ''' |'u' $4,000
Prospcctaye lot IL 70 y Of Weeks property, west OF
Mil Brook West Farms. lOONl70i Priscilla iuelafus ooo
tOJ watson trustee. GU
btnave n " cor of 5tth st, rams " i23x circularly
anrsSe cV to MAJ N e;nmeS lila WIG 100 coo
5r,Sr oae ,o T. o. Peele to j. j. jCya 10000
waIIsce o''i 81 -. 5000
MILO square ruad v ihaust ridge, =, afJ Iuclus
s ad1S 20 i The Wo"aSn rsnst,ry 1900
LEisEs RECORDED.
'fe Trs,r So 200
n st. 47i II 81 e n 2OX 60 trustees OF III 900
Aslor Henderson, y years per year..--.... so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

Giin Real @s:aie for Sale.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A four-stOr7
Il brUwns one DNELllAG near Central PARK ior " al
NVT LUMBER AND LOWER GRADES OF PINE. Prico
S2iOO0 n. l. b, III lriicest
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGE.-
M HOUSES FOR SALE and TO LET az great reductions
Lists nc IL Pine st. or o3 east l7thsG '. h. STEVEN
Son,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
Clothing, Sc.

AT b. l.. HARRIS's New Establishment,
IN LIS Broadway 2Sth st. adie- and
giest alue for CAST OFF EAlIN4 AP.
PAREL- can or address. BrUt" ay prices pai.
4 L Is. MiNTZ'', 2lS Thlrdave., between
"a Twentieth aDd Twenty nr,tsts, OrlOJ Myrtlssye, be
tween Lawrence and Bridgests. BrO&iyn.-iaes and
eiem VIII lie astonise AT tue IS Mntz
caSlOn clothing, carpets TRY &c note by pInctu
ally attended 10 0y 81 AID Mrs MintB.
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gnsiruction.
and Youno Mau-Country.

49,
For Boys and Young Msn--Country.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. White
WI Plains. n. Y. Principal. o h WILLIS, IN d.
NIT. PLEASANT INSrrE.-Private Glasses
WI for boys AmherstMass Eslab 1870 HcNashA NJ, Pm
DEEKSKILL On. W MILITARY ACADEMY;
L New aud complete Gymnasium sioo per amuHl eend
THE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown-on-
m@ s S s Ias oep Tor I"sT % al 5i,an
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for P THs1s HIS Hso S Box so Isl SSaEer S
For YOUNG Ladies-Country.
BROOKS SEMINARY for young ladies'
" rSgc0 Of sa e l PaIins sr Ed
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for Young
~ Ladies' oaEsSePS RaiSs Nj Music AMI III Ine Arts
isS scsa n'nsSn ffl i frapsia
CENTENARY INSTITUTE, IIacketstown, N.
Te edaee is consorod the best Of its class in the and
Heated by '''- aa@ d "a i2e b r.en
EBELL International Academy; for European
II Study nent scoh FOR young " ica ai
rSs" Party Of isry eared April Anoher class o.
ses FAY 1r ps 5e liter atoaal Academy Cooper
Union New.YOrl, Or, 81 Hoicmalnst, Berlin PRUSSIA
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ BRIDGEPORT Conn. Address MISS EMILY N''b'o''
Miscellanaous-Country
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
~ If miles from New.York SO per week B0ari Wash
Ing Tuition an comforts u country hIn% For elreu'
lars address Mrs H. c. mon ELL Mtnhesse. l. L.
MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, for
Ladies gentle nens1D ar for no ri and Com
mon Engls prepare cole for business ani for lie
AdiressJ o. T. KING, D.D. sgrias Term March -.
rlNO LEASE-Furnished, for a term of years,
Il n long established BOARDfNS AND DAY sCUoOl, for
YOUNG iAD rs in Of The n asantes cit e. ~ Southern
New ENGLAND Address with references H. O5 West l0thst,
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
Corporation Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS for making repairs
- piers al the loot of - aud l23th sts North iver
and No. last river " i he cNel al the Office OF h.
department of Doc.s uat IA O'Clock oi traa. June
IL, 1870
fun Information, City Copies at
city IiaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

OFFICE on Rnnys,y Gu ,sE & Co. Blnkeu, and Bro sers
No Is BAOADsi NEV-lO.K, Jane /, 1913.
T'iIE FIRM of Robinson, CHASE a. GO.
4 is THIS DAY DISSOLVED. Either partner wli sign
In liquidation. - ,,.., :, c,,>o
GEORGE II. CHASE WILLIAM l. MOhhlA
NEW YORK. Nay -, 1915 80. IS BgoAosI
associated ourselves THIS DAY IA partners tor
hes IN usactiOn Ba An- and sUcS OA, rage COnhiHs'oI
jusncss, under tIe tim name Of CHA ~ \ tklNS.
~ GEORGE H. CHASE
THOMAS Is ATKINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
Real Gstatt 90 Gxshaa4e.

NEWPORT. A tract of FORTY ACRES rear
IN Newport X L. ,rreat ocean prosset 20 escf ssee tw
Farm lD kew.Jefsey, near New Yak w. e. PLCkHAA
IT,, III 1 Bfoadw AZ, New YORK. :.
WANTED IN EXCHANGE - COUNTRY
w HOUSE. with % II land, lOcaed IN
vicinity Of pleasant sbout 40 niesf New
m exehange for extra three story and basement
brown n or frnn HOUSE 1nely located IN BrD0klyB Also
good about 90 IN exchange or PROSPECT Para
lO free ri Apply W hObtstsl D. BOsSAnG,
204 Montague a., BrDpklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
Gu,tion Sales of Real geiaic.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ Notice Is hereby Owen THE undergned Fxecn
tors VIII and Testament Of George W. Browne
d aasd sell at Public Auction tiroug r. r. LUDLOW
q 90, Auci err, at TIE Exehange ssiesroom No III
Brad New ofk City Fi,IDAY the 4ui day % jane,
is7S =, y ocock ali that certain lot OF GROUND
the Dortbey side u Fftsenth st. slant i2j sst
east tie lfaye Jelbg % tot and AMI ir3
depth each side AMI the three story and
bazaSent brek nWeLLlNdHoUsi she'eol. late tbe rss
delce NJ GOIrge w. Browne
hso A, tie sane time and place Ito PODa LOTS NJ
OOU ND nOrth,Jy sido of Onehnndrod and
fh A. distant 100 feet westerly OF te Eghthaye the two
the Egbta belBg each 20 feet IN frOnt and
and 90 feet depth each de the others ing each
ia amt AMI 49, feet IN depth on each side
tily per cent purchase money remain Bonl
and Mortgage OsHAk Goii..J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
miscellaneous.

ELEVATORS.-Hand Elevators for Ware
~ houses st0rea Factories Hotels Dwellings, &c. Can
ia New YORK CITY at Mssrs H. l. n stuafts Ware
houses, Boyle Lyle Henry welsAs Acker, Neral Con.
smith 4 Son, Bldera AMI Others send for circular aud
pncelist JAMES BATES. Patentee No. Preadentst st.,
baltimore, Md.
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Giationcrn.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
IL BERLIN & JONES ENVELOPE COMPANY AND
PAPER WAKEHOUsl.Nos. LA aud 1856 william ~. Ne
York have facility for manufacturing million envelopes
per day their Patent Folding aud Cumming Machines
prices below average Liberal discounts To the trade
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Drooklnn Zeal Gstdie Eor Sale.

BLOCK OF LOW-PRICED BROOKLYN
ID IOrS well located, Il be- sii At large sicIL,o II
applied for Immediately rutland WHIlING, Beck
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q DS ONO "A REMARKABLY beautiful
niles OF tue center Of tine CITY Of Springfield Mass. upon
high AMI healthy oInh overookiQg the
ani surrounding country for usay miles b.auLful sub
stsniiai Or Cd gothic house. oitOnys and
ground; 900 f-et l,n tie bers LOO feel ~el
distances irom station Newiork liza lroad Photographs
may 10 scoa ~ lao osaos VI AoMER MORGAN Pins-sL
t2,1lo).
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Brooklyn propcrt1 60 Get.

rVO LET-Partly furnished, frst-class stone
L DWELLING 4G5 rOmpkins ave. Fulton ct, Brook
hn. Apply to owner, 473 Tonpkins ave.
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Nm Jerscp Real G5tats for sue.
Goun!rn Real estate for Sale.

A WELL-KNOWN aud valuable MINERAL
N SPRING PROPERTY IA this Sie for safe OF exchange.
q. IL. IIElLNON, zine at
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AT SOMERS, Westminster COunty-Charming
K country home Gothic an voniencssi
3 acres. rdit s;sio; garieni price $4,000 j. d.
, 1875-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
District Court of the 3rd Judicial District Of
Washington Territory. holding terms at Seat
tie in and for the counties of King, Kitsan and
Snohomsh, di ted August 20, A. d. 1874, in the
case wherein Stephen W. Hovey is Plaintiff and
William f. Strunck is Defendant. to me direct,
ed and directing to sell the following des-
cribed property; to wit: Lots numbered one.
two, three and four, Il, .. 3, A. in block seven-
ty-sesen (77) in that part of the city of Seattle
laid off by A. A. Denny to connect with the plat
of the Terry estate in Seattle, King County, Ter
rltory of Washington or so much thereof Us may
be sufficient to satisfy the judgment or decree
of said Court in said ranse. to wit: The sum
of eight hundred and eighty-two dollars (SSs2)
gold coin and interest thereon from August 30.
A. D. 1874, at ihe rate of one and One-half per
cent. per month, and costs of suit and accruing
interest and costs. and Attorneys fee allowed
therein, have levied upon and will sell at pub
lie auction at the Court House door in Seattle,
King County aforesaid, on the 27th day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. 1875. between O'Clock a. n. and
O'Clock p NJ. of that day, to wit: at the hour OF
L. o'clock, NJ. the above described property or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
said decree. j.. v. WYChofF,
Sheriff of King County, W, T.
MCNAUGHT & LEARY, Pits Attys.
january 90, 1875.
, 1875-02-18

HAD SEEN KINGS ENoUGH.-A gentle
man was requested by friend to join
him ON a visit to the depot to witness
the arrival CT the King Of the Sands
wiches.
"No, sir, not much," growled the
gentleman. T
Have you ever seen King in your
travels?" inquired the friend, marvei-
ing somewhat at the short answer.
"Yer. sir" said the gentleman. II
was once found guilty of seeing three
kings" Then, after moments pause'
went on to say: land they cost me
$3.50. Those were war times. however. ="
His friend suggested he must have
been in bad company.
"Well, don't know, says the gen.
tleman. :" 1 thought 1 was in pretty good
company st the time. called to see
those kings in company with three
queens, another king and an ace spot,
and have never had any desire to see
one of the royal family since"
His friend saw the point. said he pass
ed, and shuffied on.