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MtncnslInrMben.

80 a II db s bnn I, Pa., 10. WldrS. =
am Disnag gIttas sessn s, st'ps sto,i 400 1895 &C.
Sun1mit Sill. gle alle iparen nit &niitteln
uno einige auberbem nit Btitolen nnb Slins
ten bewafinet, uno ieber Der Serle mar perz
mummt. Sie iuhten nad1 einem gemilisn
9ufe Speeup, Der, ruie ite bebaupteten, als
,,Sladlea" arbeitet, ,ponlit iie iageu wollen,
Sab er unabbdn5ig BON Der 3unft Der Otoap
Dtaouirer arbeitet unb 9obn madt. sic fans
ben Inn unp beoeuteteu ibm, er nliiiie aufhD=
rem III orbeiteu. ober iif Die @onleqnenSen
oefalen laiien. gr uno luoere, Die cine
9lei6e @arnung erbalten baben, perIpra4en
Bic arbeit einsuitelleu; iie tbaten es, Inn lbr
QefQhrbeteS 2eben III retten.
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Scr 9ol,,t Der Ereus.

9Saibington, II. Dtdr5. - Der Grt
@ongreBmann Sen. Sbelbon bat ioeben leIne
grnennung als 9ebiilfs Inlpalt Der Ser.
ct. Dor Der yalabama-" "Soroerun9s SoTz
million erbalten. gr gebt iofort nab gteln-
Orleans ab, nm bic 9eiddfte Der @ommtls
fin11 i'm Giihan all iihernehnlen
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StGauste.

Ybilabelp b / a, II. War5. = Sente
murOe auf 8etreibeu bet Slrmanbten lelner
Speiten 6rar 2ouis .. 9iles pe9en St9a%
mie perbaftet. SIM Sabre 1861 beiratbete er
Marp s. Sanneman, perlieB tic 1868 unb
beiratbete ON 81. Suni b. s. Narp SnnBenn
BON Mouut 6olp, 9tetpzYorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-12

gmer Der tiid)tigiten engliifeu Somitcr,
Soolc, ocbitirt in Der Wtuiit 2faocnie.
5tine geitrigc 9ciitung a nGaIeb" in ''The
Cricket ON The Hearth" mar cine Der iiiper.
beiteu 0aritelluugen, bic mir bier iert Sahren
9eieben babeu. &oOle Sdblt obuc 3meiftl ;u
Oen eriteu Sitrtlcrn Guf bem @ebiete Der lei
nern Somit unO ueroient bHrf ;ablreifIeH
Seiuf i'm uollnen DtaBc Die 9lEerfeHnuug
hrS ASmhlifnt11S
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8efanntmnhuna.

applisatton tpiro semodt an ben SirsermeiFer
uno Staotratb Der Staot Baltimore fin bic gripei=
teruns Der OrIeansfraBe, pon Der @entral apeuue
bis iur 5orreffraBe. Q6,2,S,3i i0,6,52,8,6D
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Weues aus Saba.

Sapanna, s. UtIrS.-@rat Salndleod,
ber neu- eruannte @eneral @apltan, tit beute
BON Rabrio ansefommen. @r lanoete nm
Die Wittagsitunbe unb nuroe nit ben ge=
brdud,lid,en @eremonie'n empfangen. Au4
famen beute ipieber 1000 Soloaten bon Spa-
nisn OIL. = Spanii6es Sob 2.30 bis 2.S1,
amerifuniifes @OlD 2.32 bis 2.33. auf oem
@efiel= =Warfte berrlGt erbebltdle Iuiregung
unb Die Notirunsen fet9en: GO Sage eou-
ranttpe9iel auf bic Ser. ct. 92-94 Brdmi-
I'M, furse Sid,t 96-98, 60 Sage 9olozSSed).
iel l.22-1.23, furse Si6t 1.25-1.26 Bro5ert
Brdminm; aui 2onbon l.49-1.5O, anf Yaris
1.25-1.26 Bros. Brdmium.
Sapanna, 9. Wtar5. - Der neue 9en.-
@apitGn @raf Salmaieba bat eine l5roflama,
tion erlafIen, in mel6er er iagt, baB in aiir5e
BON Spanieu Sertdrfungsruppen anfoms
men unb baB nit 5iilfe bes Solfes inter benz
2oolungsmort: ,,Spanieu 5felision uuo
&0uis," Gnba screttet werSe. auf einem
BEN Gonlmln geipabrten gmpfange ia9te Sal=
mnieba, baB er wiinid1e, bab ale Seid)werDen
Don 4usldnoern Su ielner perlDnli6en aennt,
niB sebradt werben mDhten, Danlit er i'm
Stanbe iei, iolde Salle obue rucitlauFige @or=
reiponben5en 81 arrangiren.
Ote Snlurgenten baben mebrere 8HauSun-
gen I'M Sasuaz0itrifte uiebergebrannt uno
elmer fleinen ipaniiden Gruppe i'm Oiftritte
Sauta Glara cine 9tieoerlaae beiqebrad)t.
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Netterdl GIN pr,,.
NluSn SohuSptt.

gSalbtugton, II. 0tdrs. - 9eneral
gmorp ilt mad ieiner IblDlung burd) @enea
ral Iuanr nod gSalhtnat0n be0roert morOen.
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9te sttmmtred,t d,tIerinmett

N etpsD orf, IL. Didrs. Sabresperz
lanlmlan9 Der yytational llniperialenS Stimmz
re9tS@alloclatlon, 1T aui ben IL. Wai einbez
rlfeu morbeu.
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Nl1ts Scr 8uupesbat,ptitaSt.

IS btngton, IT. UlarS. = UulyElloe
militdriife SerGnberungen unb Serletungen
itnb porgenommen morben: @sneral Nn9ur
an Stelle oeS Generals Gmorp na6 gtepz
Orleans; @eneral Orb on Stelle bss Gene
rails augur nad st. antonio, Seras; 9es
neral Groofs iiberuintmt baS COMMANDO oeS
OepartemeEts am Ylatte alS 9taffolger bes
Generals Sro; @eneral aaut puroe gum
Gummanbeur in Arisona ernannt. Stele
grnennungeu seieen Sugletd) an, baB 9ene=
raj @morp, bis batO Seisblsbaber in 3oul=
iiaua, ii1 Suriidgesogen bat.
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"A s9Nls u Gunforoia.- -peutf tfbss Gbeatsr
sss A GrtraeSoriteaung
5um Se fen
oes ~5eutidlen WagemeimeB"
uuo beS
rSsraelitiidben 2SaiSenbaufes."

Somntaa, ben IA. Uldrb:
y9ie Waibinenbauer,"
sroBe Boiie NIT @eians unb 2an5 in 46tbeiIunz
gen unb Stloeru bon VI. asetrauh, Oiuiit BON ".
Gang.
anfGn9 prdcile MIR.
0as gubltum miro beioubers baraui auimerflam
sematt, bGB Sonntagsbalber feline Siuete an ber
8aiie perfauft iperoen oaseseu no iofe Su 80 Cts
unb fir rsieruirte Stee su rs @ents Su baben bei
5rn. 9eri Tradlt, gtr. t55 uno 157, Sranfltnitr.;
Sobann &or5, Hr. 2, Siib-6reoertditr.;
~ Spb0nn Hlridb, @de @oenz uno Srleansffr.;
" Better e. Seenfer, gde s5aca@ uno 8rattitr.;
u 0r. 4Ieid,matn i'm Woiieubauie, Gsauitb>
ftrabe;
~ q. 8. 2iuoen in Der r@oncorba" unb
bet oeuSireftoren bes psraeitiihen WGiienbGuies,"
ernSsraelitibeulS lSohithdtigtetts@
@eie1idQft,"
be6 nSsraelitiiden Soipital6 uno
Iiplum5."
P. S. - cite f6nnea reiernirt tperoen in Der
n@oncoroia" am Ssreita9e uno Samtage bon Ufor=
eeuS bis IbeubS uhr. (60-2)
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won Der 3iiifc Ses ftilleu Weeres.

g an Sran3t 3tSco, ~. Ulu[3. - St[
Bacific .Dfailz Oampfer y@itp Of Sotto" traf
beute via aipinpaA nnb Yanama III Wemz
9orf Elm.
Sine 0epeide ans 5lOrence, ari5ona,
iagt: Scr ralte Seneer," Der befannte
MDrber aus SanlaS, lit nod bier III Sc
ipabriam unb martet man anf @ouueruenr
Ssborne's 9iequiTtion su ieiner 4uslteiel
ruug. Senoer 1T iidl ,etner Sage bepuBt
uno ideint 9enei9t, iiA in iein S4idial 5l
ergeben."
Son Souora, Merifo, bort man, oaB bic
Spade SnSianer neueroin9S uieoer mebrere
SLIM lie semadt, orei eeute BET @ampos gs=
tsntst fsfss'" ,,u> nod slnbere perwumbet baben.
Sos @ soit 1T pO...' arobsr 8sltiir5uns er9rlfien
uno uiele 9erte perlans'" el..gl SoneIa, nn, N,
in Glib @alifornien ltno a. SV"e 5"
iuGlen
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Ser sheio,tn9s=@rpsek 8egen
Qsrtat,nttt ~ oitts0.

Sal3ieeita bt, II. @fdr5. = Sn benz
Sdeioungsproseiie BON ann Glisa Doung
geaen Brigham Young purbe, pie mir be-
reits friiber mitsetbsilt, Setterer ba6u perllr~
tbeilt, Der &ldgerin $4,000 Inmaltsgebiibrcn
uno monatli6 $500 Ilimente su 5ablen. Sa
Der Serflaste Die 3eit, Die ibm seiset pnroe,
nm bieie 3ablung 81 MAIDEN, perltret6en
leB, obue benz ri6terlihen geieble na95u@
fo11mer, ipurbe er beute Dor 8i1ter DtcSean
qebraht, mo er iidb ihulOig befannte, Den Be
febl oes @eridtes miBa9tct 81 baben. ST
puroe baraufbiu su elnem Gage 9efdngniB
nno al elmer @elbTrafe BON $50 psru1bellt.
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Sic ,,9lmertfantfdje OampfIdtM=
fahrtSs0eSeuSd1df

gbilabelpbia, II. Wtars. - Der I'M
april ndditbtn sur Seroffentli6nns TOM
menoe Sabres Seridlt Der ramerifaniifen
9ampfi6ifffabrts=@ =@eieaidaft" wiro 5etgen,
bab cine Der erlten europdilhen 0ampferz
linisn, lpslde stuiiden 0elp=Dorf uno 9inerz
pool lauft, i'll Solse Der seoriidten @eltdftss
lase in ben perflolienen 12 Monaten $750,000
eingebiist bat. Die yslnerifaniidbe 2tnie"
hat MIR $4,000 MinoereinnaAmen 9ebabt.
acbtere miro in 8ursem Sblisationen gum
4nfauie pom bier peiteren San1pferu, melde
in 9tperpool inter benz &otenpretie eriporben
lnprNen fnnnPr n1lSnehen
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Gisenf,oht,.Ierl a fflt1ta,a.

@eaoing, Yenni., II. WtdrS. = Ser
,,@aael" bra9te beute 9tadmittag Die gtat,z
rld)t, baB bic y8bilaoelpbia Reaoin9= =@ilen=
balm" bic u2ebi9b -ateaoiug. Sabn" fiir ben
2eitraum bon SO Sabren gcpadtet babe. Die
llebernabme hat bereitS be9onnen, bod itno
Die 3ernline nibt befannt gemad)t tporben.
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Selesrapb!l9e 9epei9e1a.
STANDARDIZATION.

(Seritte Der raiiociirten 8reiie" fir ben "@or>
reIponoenten.O
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r. RAIKE, Proprietor.
Snplc I'm scr yIttiif.YtfaOculie

WuGrcorpS ipielte. - Der MaStenbaQ mar
ertluip cine SeretnSaffaire, in0em teine Yjl,
lete perfauit purpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-12
Gonletration Der ghrip. Ooftoren Defoner
mnb Sasssr als Sii6Dfe ieine 3ultimmun9 5u
oehpn
IerurtbciI1ln9 etmer Dtebsbanoe.

WerMttbcil1ttt9 ettter Stebsb6hoe-
8ribaep 10. Otara.-Ote Ndnbers
iamilie Iadep iit porlduiig rniddbIid gez
mad)t woroen. Am Wiontag puroen Die
brei 8rioer Sobn, GDparo uno Iamrence
OtadeD bes ginbrud)s iduloig beIunosn uno
geIern ltanben iie me9en elneS Wtoroan9rt1=
fes ani SEQ. 9S. Balmer Dor sen Sdranfen
oes superior 9erid)tes. Sr. Palmer fam
am II. Sftober b. Sabres i'll Die gtdhe Der
Sobnung Der 6duberianlllie, nm itt naD
@itern nrSuleben, Die ih,n gcraubt moroen
iparen. Gs mnrpe 10 Ifal auf tbu geid)olien
lno bic 8ugelu lauien linn nm ote Sbren,
Soc1 prroe er nid)t uerlebt. Die Sritoer 9a=
ben au1 su, geldoiieu 81 baben, lagten absr,
oab iie fih i'm SdieBen geiibt uno eiuen
Sanm als 2ielideibe bennbt batten, ba aber
fein gaun1 in Der 9ti6tung itano, in ipeld)er
Sr. 8almer fubr, 10 batten Die 9elfmorenen
feline Sdipierigfeit, iid1 balo sll eiuigen. Die
griiber wurben id)ulbig beiunoen unb Der
Staatsanmalt c.iudlte ben Ntd,ter, Die poue
Strafe iiber bic Shulbigen sn perbangen,
benn btele aebDrten elmer Serbre9erfanltlte
an, bic fir bic lImgegeno bon StamTorO
id)on lange Elm Sf)reden gewelen. IS lagen
nod anbere Nuflagen rpegen Glnbrld)s ge9en
iie bor, aber ba iie 5peier Serbreden l9on
lhulbig befunben ieten nllo lie auf lan9e 3elt
unlhGolid) gen1adt iueroen fonnte1, 10 poue
er bon Der rpeiteren Seriolgun9 abteben.
@tdter 9earbslep perurtbeilte oann Sobn
unb 9aurence Dtadep Su 1e 10 Sabren uno
GomarO MafeD gu Sabren 3u6tbausbaft.
Sobn 1T "a, 2aprence 20 uHo GDmarO IL
SABRE alt. 5erjiingite Sruber Sames befinz
oct fi6 nod auf freiem Sube, aber Der Saterc
lpurbe fiirsliGb megen zines @inbrufs alf
bier Sabre in's 3udtballs 9eianot.
Stltpn Bced)er por oer @eiesSe=
b,tas pom Nes"=gorf.
Ilbang, II. MarS. = G1n 9eles tam
beute 3ur Sorlage, iueld)es Srauen bas 6ebt
aiebt, iii getpiiien 6allen gegen lbre Dtdnner
3eu9niB ab5ule9en. Wfan 9eoentt, ourd1
Die glnnabme bcs @cletes es 81 erno9ll-
beu, Srau clifton anf ben 3eugenltano 5u
bringen.
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Our VNeIfott sffeU1ttta.

8biIa belpbia, IL. Mtars. =. 0urd
cine Sabelbepei9e BON Sponep, 9ten Glib
pales, benadriftigt Der @tiniiter Oer Colo
ute'n BEN @eneral Director Der Centennial
ausitsaung, oaB gteu. Glib gSales, aueens'
Lamb, Glib -Aultralien uno 9teu @alabonlen
eineu 8aun1 aui BET alusitellun9 beanlpru'
den uno Dap cine biesbe5igl1de Slu Dem
Barlamente, tpelfeS an %. D. Sc. 5ulan1'
mentritt, unterbrettet rperoen mtrb, I'M DIE
basu erforoerlthen Qusgaben 5il bepillisen.
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Meae Mn5sigen.

sSentfd,er 1tuo sSransoSe,"
@uTlpiel in Itten BON 81. BON Uojer.
(gtad Director Sferenbers's giuri6tun9 in Reip=
l)ort NIT 9leibem Grfol9e, Die oas 20 ii tuu9s s.
te IT," gegeben.)
gintritts>Preis 30 Gents, reerprte Site 70 Sents.
Teierpirte Siee itnb ftets am Gage Dor Der gorz
luus pom bis rhr in ber "Goncor6ia" su baben.
81. 8. Oie seebrtenSubaber pon' Member -Tickets''
noueu oeie6en gel. fir Die Ssreita9Sz zSoriteluugen
anpencen. ba Die Dienfase 6u SenefSeu oerwenoet
peroen mlen. (60-D
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23
LOSSES.

Upon the white SEQ sand
There sat pilgrim band,
Telling the losses their lives had known
While the evening waned away
From breezy cliff and bay,
= And the strong lido went out with weary
moan.
One spake with quivering lip,
OF a fair freighted ship,
With all his household to the deep gon,
down,
But one had wider woe,
For fair face long ago,
Lost in darker depth of great town.
There were some who mourned
their youth
With most loving truth,
For the brave hopes and memories evei
green,
And out upon the West,
Turned an eye that would not rest,
For far-off hills whereon its joy had
been.
Some talked of vanished gold,
Some of proud honors told,
Some spake of friends that were theil
trust no more,
And one of green grave
Beside foreign wave,
That made him sit solonely on the shore
But when their tales were done,
There spake among them one,
A stranger, seeming from all sorrow free.
''Sad losses have ye met,
But mine is heavier yet,
For believing heart heart hath gone
from me.
''Alas !" these pilgrims said,
''For the living and the dead,
Forfortune'scruelty, forlove's sure cross,
For the wrecks of land and sea,
But however, it came to thee
Thine, stranger, is lifes last and heav-
lest loss"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23
AND KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
RE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
PREMIUMS INlaza

tIIbt and Highest Premium al the (leoat T,4--
nonal " ma Fair and Exposition at Buffalo, N Y LIso
~, the western New York Fair, held at RocbesteS
AZ ., ~ ~ central New York Fair, held at Utica. Al
s Also At The Great Fair of the American InsHtuts
hel1 N s N New York for two months duTipo The fsf
81 St 1875 Also at many Fairs in Ohio and otber
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23

In the cfico of one of the Detroit no
tells recently a gentleman snapped his
finger to boot-blacl, and as he put
hi9 foot On the box he said: ''You look
like q good, smart boy" ''See here mis-
ter" replied the boy, as he rose up. a
brush in either hand, i've had that
game played on me a dozen times, and
now ] want to know whether this is a
cash shine or whether you're going to
pat me on the head when I get through
and tell me that III be Governor of
Michigan some dayl"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.
[ HAVE FOR SALE

Sixty feet on Croghan street, Just the place for a
fine block of stores.
80 feet on Front street, opposite the Ball Block.
Brick boarding-house, corner OF CrOghan and
Arch streets.
Dwelling and desirable lot, with fruit, corner
Bicrhard avenue and Arch street.
Dwelling and lot on Court street near the depot
Three desirable and beautiful lots on Birchard
avenue.
Vacant lot on east side of Front stree t.
-Four acre lot on Tifiin street.
Corner of Front and Garrison Streets s9kx142
feet, the most eligible place for business block
in the city.
Forty lots In Glenn's addition, just the place for
suburban residences, and are now offered very
cheap.
Lot 1889 south side South street.
Side
Lotand brick house on State street.
Two acres in Thad. Balls subdivision.
100000 acres Iowa and Nebraska lands.
Seven acres, dwelling, barn, orchard, &C., in
Norwalk. Splendid garden soil
1000 lots in Oak Wood Cemetery.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23

A party said to number thousand is
being organized at Kansas City. Mis-
souri--a reinforcement Of several hun
dred more being expected at Cheyenne
to move upon tho Black Hills oountry
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23

REFERENCES;-Ban OF Fremont and Fir,
National Bank of Fremont, Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23
T1sTTMoN1ALs.

~. N, OaDEHsBURa. n. Y, Feb. 91. 1874
messrs WHITMAN q BURRELL, Little Falis. N v
Your favor of the 10th inst. is al hand 80 -
up Boiler and Engine ran them under "a Ibs stasa
pressure, and sawed half a cord OF wood tNvice
IN tw9 S9eeeh and maplel in 11A minutes. then
9awSu o1 eotds OF wood in two in 10 minutes
hour with the No. boiler wv III one
had platform made for the boiler and engine
anu anu paced them on pair Of bob sleighs, goinS
around saving wood. had the agent OF W}lilsms
Cleaner bring thresher and cleaner and ps,
IInIough oO oashels OF oats The agent thinks 4
can run II Cleaner with the boiler and eneine
~; ~ tne ponef under pressure OF 30 lbs and n
airly made the cleaner howl. A No. boiler and a
~ IL. +, engine Is plenty heavy enough 10 rnn a
saw or IL. thresher and cleaner.
Iheooileri by putting the exhaust pine in the
smoke stack and using soft coal will ma a1e steam
enough for . ii. T. engine, as / had the dampeT
smut hali the time, and the door open. and tben
IL would make more steam than 1 wanted The
harder the work the more steam II makes
1oufbtrulyt 4. d. BELLINGER
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-23
WWEECT.E5--EE n
k AGENCY, NJ
In NBUcKLAND toLD) BLOCK, A
FREMONT, o.
resident Of Fremont Since 1slO.

REFERENCEs:-Ban OF Fremont and Firs
National Bank Of Fremont, Ohio.
The future Of our city never locked more fatter
iEg than at present. The Fremont Harvester Com
pany. for the manufacture of the celebrated Hub
bard Mowers and Reapers, has commenced wori
and expect to put 800 machines on the market in
time 70 cut the coming harvest. Other new busi.
ness Is opening. Business blocks are going up
Many dwellings are to be put up ss soon as the
season Will admit. At my Agency you win find a
large amount of
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Notary Public.
Fire and Life Insurance bg Ten Of ne First
class Companies Of the country.
Ocean Steamer Tickets by several Lines.
IdDes Paid IN SdndnskV County
Real Estate S0ld-Buildings Rented and Rents
Collected.
Intelligence GiUen By Letter.
RB- Persons at distance desiring any informa-
ton from this point, can address Communications
to this Agency. II the subject does not requiue
much time and attention, few postage stamps
enclosed will be a sufficient remuneration. Where
more time and labor required, areasonable COM
pensation will be charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
NrnNrsnAY. Arm. o,


LuruND COL, by tho steam
sp i;uS,a close II Sun; nnientsry Mail ~
essyi "a y ~ sican snip sails n from Se0ad DOCK
Jersey Guy
THURSDAY. APgu -
tCt Eurore Plypaath TN AID Usmbgfg by the
csnsh SueVia mats oosa az li3o N. sanrh nenily
Nal olese at iSo Spaaslup sails al A. from
iiet foot % Ihri a., hobokcn.
For Havana and tuba. ny steamship CITY II Vera Or nns
elsr ASnrr.vin Nan " closed AZ 9fo y 10
Steamship salts z n ftr No. < North tlver
Fur Zoe s,~sir SNty of Houtn mails cinsc
"a steamship efe AZ y H. trui Tier 30 H. NoiNn
River.
FRIDAY, -.
indies Bra a. and ue Argentine Republic BY
mack Iuntls ~ Supplement
Mad IL closed az II Steamship sails a. y hi
ir,,nl el as NorTh nv
Msfu for Neviosn land the NewYcrk PstofIco
every at 1880
Mail for tialsV ~ s. is closed at the New York Post
once every ary az q p m,
nghud Wales. ireland, and France via Queenstown
snd wei ,oo by the searushP RcIHlle mails close at
SUfgis tBcutary Nal Steamship sails at
Pier No -, North hiVtr
Mails for only steamship Fysia close
A IN Supplementary Mail htssuisiip sails al a
ruia Pier No 20. hOrlA silver.
for Euree southampton and Bren-n by the steamship
wesor. mails eiese a. II q M supplementary Mail IS
m frum foot OF rhTi a., no ,oEgn.
ny Nassaa Kingston, L. NJ rth0. and Cara
suna Ic steamship Alas mails close a. $50 steam
a., s.tls a. II - IA, trum Pier No d. North River
eImua, 10y TIE steamship ~ tUIOis, mails cisse AZ 10
srssh y ~ 10 IRON Per No 2. Es-t River
sieDsIa-aip sails a. fsosa Pier IA 10 tOver
81 NDAG. APniL %
A. Mails close IA "a Post Office Is open
fsoD 9 a IT.. 20 II ~ m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
Gounirn Real estate for Sale.

GOOD INVEST MENT.-50O 600 acres of
- choite TEXAS LANDS for SALE, which viii be fnr-
isbed IN any quantity desired will patented direct
ou te STATE 10 purchasers These lands
alon- Ire aud projected lines ralruas
chase NJ troa . to u per Any Information
refne them can lie had at the Office ~ MOODY JNISON
- Nillai 81, Nos ORR. Parties agent
10 select the lands they would prefer. l. r. EDWARDS
Austin, Texas.
NEW ROCHELLE.-FOr SALE, the 2-story
~ and basement GOTHIC COTTAGE and y ACR of
LAND or less be on west riy sde u Davis
ave- ad near central part of village hoas newly and thcr
onfhy painted and IN periect repar water furnace &c
Also the DWELLING HOUSE opposite ON the corner NJ
Da' and Bcauehamp occupied by W. Bu Oid,
Siin STABLE and y ACRES Of LAND Price s., pon
lfch arcet abaniantly supplied choice and
Evergreen rees. Apply only tO
r. F q +. IL. CoWDREY. O. Wall St, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
Gb1nres .fJr Business ttl:u.

AT TOMS RIVER, Y. J.-To RENT, for
4 eoci- millinery ard actions the best iocate and
sor" IN Cc Lounfy has been occupied years
g. deep This f. 1and opening
party 20 A gOOf business ilealoni low rent AtiItss
Dsucr. EDWAftD DAY, >lo" Dealer, Toms River, y }
4 Hing 10 pat rough good Invention Address
\ N. II u last Isl 81
DAhE CHANCE for a person OF total abstI-
u-ce rtncus ani disposition, IA - 81 900
5000 - Nest eNtes'e pnD i.g Dizziness viii
prospect 1f becoming general manager. Adlr'Ss
- .. WOOD Negburgh, \. Y.
51O HOTEL MN and PhTSIClANS.-Wan ant
ID competent, urst oLisB II lTEL MANAGER, also
PHYSICAL y wilI capita aAe int rest la AMI managesnett
OF large s.nltitIu g "A. N..it Liz 80 Par place.
WHO are the true "hINGS of BUSH tSS q
W tysd itfE~ IAErph'S lecture N THE ftib' y =
T. .FRh so. -, % ca Lny named anI deSsrbe'l
Pamphlet Ia..tt'l. ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
Cccni Noiirc5.

IN THE COZ II OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
SIAN OF PENN0l LNANIA. Assigned ksiIte OF BEN
JAAIE 81 Ll.Nth 80 =, amt Of -Pb -. Lll@tN
aia BENJAMIN BUIIfGK. ~ iaiis rituals Ihe Afh"r
m olu,d D} tc Court, audit sct le, aud ADJUST INC account
Henry Lewis Asrl-nc the estate ~ br iaunn BLIlc
-arls Ju-rph b Il amin llioct az ino
sill- o thc city 81 Philadelphia under az as,Zfn'n i maze
a. - and to rsWr Distribution ot TIE balance III
the Accountant nt Wtrthg the pallT N
rrste pTo-e-o NE appmnim Mt sine" d. eent"F
month. AR = - ~. II E-DAYr and WEDNESDAYS o.
each a. % ,icS p. Office, No. ~ Nilassi
i Cir Philadelphia. Al per-ons %ho have no YET
trpved hereby required io tp 20 on OF he0te
WrbEI-DAI, p i =. ~ b" de- 'rr from ci!uS ia
s.lia land. JOEN H. CALLAHAN, Auiii1i'
SCPREME COURT ot the SAFE OF NEW
y TORk. CITY aAI COUNTY of Ni.W YORK, ilaes ~
y al-tfUtfH " "A KAY, plant Il, a-anst Cal illN Il.
lcAilT. V t. al NJ ~ LEkhf, ami the sad JAAES
IEAiIN SPARKS. and 40 e - AKA 81, a. W IT,
reii1 ,tun uot seTNchl- 10 u -
above named ana rach az IN m on az Nor
muoi.,t rqur- ti" complaint 30 ills aciio
go tv office 100 tf- tiiy iai New ORR
w. snu ciy godr answer 10 tl- -t"I c"dpnd
fir-ui her oi-c, SO 80 br'MdW1F, New YORK
4 t. twenty DAYS atr tine service ut a. SUMMONS on
vni exc ia ay 'cI ara b. you Il 10 an
corpia ~ NrlI tn time a. sad the pl nun
apply ~ tr 90 r ior ia" relief denldh'd ~
tuc coIaIia Ut
PaniiLfs Nr;urrry. .t Broad ~" View YORK ". ,
complaint IA wac ts DAY nie ~ the ou' ~
~ at hs ONCE Ia
tne ',ty Ian 40 tf-- ity CIV Nork
SIM - II. = rIltN plaintiffs Attorney
New York March L. 1915. ) Br tIpag. NgS-NorS CITY