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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
BrookInn propertp 90 fct.

r5NO LET-Deslrable Brooklyn HOUSES, near
/ ferry: rent. reasonable. rutland q WITHIN,
beskmsnst
Two LET-219 Carroll -st.-!.arge three story
1 BRICK 10 rooms. all improvements fOLAND
WHITING, . Becky an-st.
no LET-FURNiSHED HOUSE, No. l Car
drnpsce BROOKLYN Hiyhts far six months i s, gS !"
GOOD Il uaut Apply % A. Is. DAVENPohi, oef rutohst'
bp,aAlyu.
Two LET-BrookIyn hOusc.-A neat tw0-stOry
and basonant brick HOUSE ZIG DeSalbase, near Bsi
m t1e and In good 0rier; rent $50
rr MONTH Apply at .S7 HasAgton. corner Chambcrss'
ny.
ys'O LET part of the irst-class high stOop,
hi. noe modern No lSs South Fourth
Bro .lyn d. blocks from the i,rries consisting OF
noors deep and large bedroom IN
81 story. 1893.
Impure Oh the premises.
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5aies tp Anfllon

A. NEgwry. AucfIoneer.
I(Y BANGS, MERWIN K Co., $50 Broadway,
I'D near Bond sL-sses OF Bssks. Works Of An. &c. &c
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Gin n,al Cslaie for Sale.

Gin n.al Cslaie FOR Sale.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
- shove GOTHIC TOPS q - tps.y chimney, war
r.i,d Null, 0..IPTES Co.. IAIld ave" above T"esU
tliiru send !Cr crcu!ar.
NOR SALE CuEAP-A 5-stOry single trne-
meat liOI ~ I'll I.lt. Fort -.oartLi acsr Eighth
s.r: ONLY IS Guecry "a nee O"l
\ III. AGO a iagesHrst. AlsJ aJ0nlA<. Win Ii
10 CNhs l--l broadway, Room ., e. eltiihge
VALUABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY FOX
sAL4ruuJe,t 10 mort .sge pst casa r,g ID good
Dfouer.y n p.TC Ian n MhIlING, D bet-ilin 81
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Citp Property Go lei.

e<>uo<,1
J,RENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, IN
l25h ST. sthave nine rooms rsnye DoNep 1a,
eas fixtures, Inquire OF C. Spencer 20! "ss, ISos o.
IN Private House, 1O4 West Fiftieth-st;, q
Third FLOOR Ia .t in hIst class orIer' 70 ADULTS
Rent 81
ONE of the most desirable Flats in i, the the
cy ,d to tI pEP:slf 5ts G s, Sit s'"
PLEASANT SECOND FLOOR TO LEI fnr-
uishrd or niurDi.pe In private house III eS' "o'
st.. one door west OK broadway.
CECOND FLOOR-In private house ( n9 i lat1,
"a. Sq e or Tr tf r gOo s owe Elevated hao
station. . Apply at or aidreas4l West zssh-si:
CTORE 313 GREENWICH, corner Reade-st.'
y no LIT has arye vaults ou both Streets ,u,o.
ho lofts OF nlne-stoy building. with 80 ieet
basement drst and second stOnes ana 'aa on ssRT
Apply" lG0 Cl ambersst.
JIO LET-1O9 Greenwicl-ave., lower part,
j containing hve rooms; rent, si5. ----
rJ,O RENT. to gentleman and wife, Sd tioor
lbs East Gain St.; rent. $500 references required.
vI,O I.ET-A number of first-class unfurnshed
i houses in choice locations. b. W. WILLIAMS oo'
sixth-aye.
ry,O LET-FIRST FLOOR, No. 1,149 Broad
w.v suitable or maker, nair dressing OF any oher
light business. Inquire up stairs
rs1O LET-Possesson immediately desIr :t
bic HOUSE on East 1'hs .f 1 SIv Al
$50 So ' sGaSe ."'"1' N0,. ~.
Two LET-A three story high stoop brown.
stole HOUSE West S4thrt near me fiesasa AMY Al
1885 Broadway.
rsNO LET-Ninth Ward, No. ~ Charles-st.-
4 FIRST FLOOR and BAS HENT OF srge MIS- Isscr ns
hon,s rooms bsth range, heater large yaIn
ne glboIlOOa from TO D. Inquire Vi o"nei w.
2l3 West 2lftst
U,O LET, FURNISHED.-The extra-slzed
4 brown soI. HOUSE &c. 81 West 2sfst. thls housr
frnisn,d rorghou pier aud sntel mirrors ann cram
d,.r. aud order; VIII De let WIN or
fouT stal siabc relzpnabis 70 H.
pplv to L. LYON Arnold. Constable q Co.. i3'i'" ~"u
Broadway.
INO LET-A large brick HOUSE, with II
ROOMS and all iuDroy pleasaat ana rcSpsci1
bic uei.hborhood a idrsc yard opening south persons Sn
ar -ors to the strrp horse car to BAY nOtnheo
The fare "a d. aud paying from $1,000 upward ior ut III
LayI e.ntStl home for ahOnt That sum WITHIN pe,sSa
w.ik. Grosdvay. below Waveriey place Inquire oI A
THOMPSON, 81 Blceckerst. --
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES,
un Second Flor, opposite CITY Iiall, o,,
TO LET AT EXTREMELY LoM PRICES.
Also, very hsIt FLOOR, 3}x2o, at
REASONABLE OFFER
Inquire In store 24l Broadway
JSTH-ST., near the Academy of Muslc-Io
I'D LET gsnsel and high basement no. of
furnished; r.oas filed good opportunity or nrst
lot flrnshed rOons Aeefs
TIlbIae Once. Box T.
Dbl lflA RENT-Toa careful tenant, Lex
ID wv ngioI Near 2ltli-st 3story hlehsIoo'
luct HOUSE feet good ORDER possession lHne
diatey. Apply TO X III. DREW & Co, West 23d-st
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REAL ESTATE.
E.w-YoRK. Thursday. April n, le'o'
The following auction business was trans

Etw-YoRK Thursday. April q, 1870
The following auction business was trans
acted al the Exchange Sa, sI0om to-day:
nv 4. j. Htao,ker e SON. -., -.
/ story brick tenement Miih o so VS. 81 Z S77
$50 y o. iOtlaye lot 1919 a I-'b -
! sm,iar house, will lot 30 bchis -; 80. 80 goo
Oh eciinmeist 10; 2iS JoIS ; % 90
I story brown stonc front ju lllDg, win pot Not.
bt ave known the Lenox House., u ooihei sas ooo
i,h.st plot 52NlOO; Sinela Eeyer - On nv
SosnsM est btthsI $40 IL so' o'HF'' 'N Z9, 400
io0' = IN A. H. Auiler & son. ,oo.
/ lot Nadisonave co'peF OF "''" 81 81 6o5O
ErgluE
lots I'd oiniiig' A'"p ~ 80 Ducs,n .... $4,000
lots al Oininr, e@ti .'hi" Im,.n .. l2DUD
! Ini saoiung 2JxlOo NJ Lynch. ,,o;; i-'-
lot oa rsason,v,,' corner VI o'' ''-,..... I46
Mckinney % r
3sioy br ok oni dung xh ie'i n'rua 1880
OF hucson-st, lot 80 { r li"'' ,'''''''''
frame hooses VIZ p9s on ioa'e' COZ $3.50
f''' bg y. " H1Tncn .o,
3st0ry brick a. able iih lois w ousr -" ~.
ri, ax,. each lot 5xlODJ: W IL Allen, suloct 70 Jls
thi OF former puich"e' ~ '.3........ s530i5
oriek Stable aid lot adjoining above 'o' 10000
'" ~ Nv James N. Ntlier.
s,orv and bo sr,nort brown DcfOrse win lo' ss
Ss,t I n sd-avc, 10; 1855 OoS JaOD ma. *'''V
vit lot ado Mag above lot i"Ai0'' oc0
Mathew u. T....-.....- .''.t.
plni Lexu.,ouave bet. Vnton and Concortaes' 900
81 orrisInia, I'd ward, 3OOx2oo heiEiH"----'-
o.storv frame house with lot " lOthave, extending
l., ircaduay 7j IT IL lO0tls lot z1AoixZoAo4o !" az el5
DOIoLuo.
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Brooknn Real Cslait Cor Sale.
NOR SALE or TO LET, VERY LOW-The
= scry l1gh stnop brown siOrr HOUSE No so
Henry st, frcaooei improvements ane ghbornood;
VenirHt q" f-Il1~s.
owner on g. premises from Ii q. m. 10 y. IN.
rVHREE-STORY frame house 2lo Atlantic
4 near C1urtst.
Frrnv hoi.se, "a SauerN
ilr..sior .ns hsa.es 100 and lo3 Pineapple st. noar
flltursL
hrea frame houses 49, oil and SO SassansL
Three ~ hGtfos. 2c6 aud ~ Ws.hlnEio Al
GkO II. DUTTON. 10 Wal!st. N. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
Tho Steamers Of this take the Lane Routes recommends
by Lieut. Marry, u NJ sons south Of the Banks ON u
passage u Qu.enstoy n, ~ the year round.
ADRlArIc, SATURDAY April 20. AZ 9J0 N.
BALTIC, SArt hDlY, May 9. att M.
GERMANIC, sATuRDAi. NAY ~. Of ~ m
CELTIC. sATU I.DAy, Juno s, AT m - ~,>,,,,
FROM THE WRITE STAR DOCK f'E3 % Nohf'
RIVER. ,..... A., -,
pontme1ts The Saloon. ssls-vsfas, snosins and "a.
Roons are sseed andships whsro the Ecise en' rot,
fe Aaorang degree Of comfort h's@ers' unA
tajnaole ~ sea. - -. ~, .,,. :
favorable terms. Storage. S2s. -. A.
For rsp plans ad otler ufcryns 5oi Acpy n u
c'mpany' oh's'' NO. o. 'f''a"" l. ). o0hf1s. Agent
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BOARDING SCHOOL ut Wilton, Canaan Sta
ID ion Cons Ient ADJ Antaes. readable teims H. T.
fsr, Il
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OFFICIAL. RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW-YOrE CITY.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
xEw-YorE CITY.
6lststns s5 n Of 3dave 2oklo'5; simon bihE unsI
ir and wi D2nel ItOs rnbaL N - "'""'
2iih 1873 u 81 ~ pIs gs ssri s22,5oo
2oth-sf s. $40 II oi oh"ei ps",.o1 .. 1900
4sti St - 5 ~ - "I litl1'o' $3.50
+silsi. 50. soit"o III" ave N'.' -. $3.50
% ~ - 90 Il W Of 3dave, 2ox980 traham Gold ,oo
,nidt Aad Theodore Ia ns =; i''''
"a ave. 9 c"r9er 81 csta1r -i'A'o' - 4.'. 5000
aatGs' : lzo ri o. io H@is n c.igs -. 100
3I-aye, = corner Of oath ~ <t5.-'o Aso yf'mei
So, y o. o. I Az ios -rc 5000
2dsyec IL @, f.' 81, oN w. 1880
Sti-a'e v T. ~ -, In = .,nrn.n -. NomiI 81
wa,.Iey place No 10 W., 10 10 Sne.r 1900
3Jihs SO. 80 # e Oi .o-ayc, =. 49, -, t.nb , =,
40 - !" oi 10 :, ASe; N'A " ........ Nominal
E3,;eis', &c r. b. 4, -, u CHS = o. 1870 1900
'sth e. :, 80. 90 =, y "a III sa ar,, $500
52a Al n 4 30 {, OF lstGvs o2o "5r3O Iu:lo"i lsi
2:d' % IN e s Z, r $4,000
Gsts sse"r 81 tti ~, ave az o .T 1850 1000
"a ave. F. NJ e INN SHINING and wiie - 1900
H,hr,s e - So, :, n oaniu- ...,...... 500
Morris pace. G, eo NJ u - - Nominal
Let aye ,J; ,,,r ~ ' 1900
ward Par.ef o AnlIey ma l2'61'
5.siss OF lltAa ave lU:I Irregular; Iheo ou,,
Wsker IT. n, 90, .s ana 10 >, 5y $4,000
ioaIe All ]. " nAsAGI Deputy LEICESTER
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THE ARABS AND TIE TURKS. THEIR oRIGrH AND
Ii!SfOnY, TUEIN ht.LIrIOh. &c. BY t.DscS L.
CAgX 12ao. Pr. SO. boston ConIregat!cnai fID1sh
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CLASSICAL ms! TUTE.-Ars. llsrwoods
schos, rT NsuIg lhees Ai Fss-ssnE On
the shrsv surv Natural G,veouEsnt carefully aisrsd
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.uOIE S IiOOb tor YOUNG LADIES, opens
Ii SEPT Il, 1879. Ad.rsss J. =. 10y NE aud NJ ehi'
Ian n. As Duhoss st, y w EtEGh. n. !.
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Country.

A \ excellent home, with suitable lnstructop,
~ for boys siockliiigr Mass rev. D. ". BU LLAhD
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COLLEGE, n. J.-Clssslca,
IL scl.nl- .i and Ai,ltaIr n. ano COR low.
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ENGLISH AND CLA> SICAL BOARDING.
II -CioOI, Stanford, Conn .Jth year syr'ng Iem be
Sins AprI2.. Fer circulars, addrs. FREDERICK sEDo
n JOE. a. v. pT.nclpa.
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IRVING INSTITUTE, TanvtOwn, \. f.-Ee-
i syen. Jan lee niili.,ry no ri
extra. ttna ior 81 ssl-I " .-t-.t,.,.
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LNORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, \. y, for
lssie. snd renflepcn-si1 pry sSr ir Board and Com
ssh 10 prepare for eefegs f.r eusnes ana Tor NE
Ader~as Jur. T. EiSG, u. II. rYrIas Term. hsrsh -
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A FAMILY BOARDiNG->C for few
~ 10, Black Hail. lyme Conn., WITHIN oneiOaflh oi
niie Of ons Island SotBt> FOR psrictl lars, address
Oh XEItS NKISWOLD nAKI LLI1. Lyme, Conn
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MARGARET J. MCDONALD'' CLASSES IN
NJ DEAWING MArEK COLO =, fhon NALUhE
BROADWAY, ROOM 81. Terms. &2O for 20 i.ssois o
one hear s.s Ia $40 for - Lessons al the pupHs
residence. Payable vance.
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ESSONS ~ DRAWING FROM CASTS or
II LIFE ~ IHIil. IcsG.nc. 81 per i.s,1n Aduress
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Countrn propertn Go Get.

At PEFKSKILI-To LET or for SALE
"A v.ry convenient furnished COTTAGE, with eariass
LouSs and or 81 water "a kitchen ana lauhdry
20 rooms bs-emet, all IN perfect order Apply v
gro. DAYTON. PseAs~i. or d. J. sPhAHUEs' ios
N.nrIl 4
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Coun!rn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-On easy terms, beautiful cot
L tag, HOUSE, nine rojns. rbe nantes and al tbs
modern situated al Aont orange, v. j.;
trr Walk nom rrlrsd 'ta'iOng ono hour tnin
VI address l.. GEhk Shi, corner Nam
"A [. IN e AIS 4.
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HALLIDAY Summer school for }orE. Terms,
.roa e. 10 e. 80 Per Nset iitl biSmof home
Ada,,sy BLTIlANI ACADEHN EstsarT. Conn.
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lustrnCtlpn.
CITY,.

CITY.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and i'rl-
N vate instruction. lEus. x. Ara. "a E-st Io,nst
KINDERG AETEN ard Training Class.-Oid-
IN est AMI Drs., ~ kast 4Sd-sL A.sh N coz, fHh
ARTEN and OBJECT TEACHING
IN taught csiv to mothers teacers aud others az
moderate u1ns. Adorcss A. Box 100 Tribune town oI
Ypsty
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TOR SALE - Elegant White Marble RESI-
DESCr,-with hide warn, No l.5l7 North blecpiA ST.,
Philadelphia; finished uroIEbo ~ no very best manner,
sa.l- frtsco.d three bath
1t 81 frt t.n extending IN depth 10 CaIllsiest,
with stable aud coach home IN the rear.
HORACE FKIIL, 1lo NalnuI-st Philadelphia.
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Dealh OF Mrs. Gen. Bu1leH.
Washington Letter.

Washington Letter.
The death Of Mrs. Gen. Butler has
caused deep regret here. Some years
since she mad cancer on one cheek. and
went to Europe to have it removed. The
operation was q successful one, but she
has never enjoyed good health since, and
last summer another cancer made its APP
pearance just below her ear. She
had determined, after her daughter,
Mrs. Amcs, returned from Mississippi, to
go to Boston and have second operation
performed at the Massachusetts, General
Hospital. Last Sunday her attendant
physician noticed that the cancer was
spreading very rapidly. and he advised
Gen. Butler to take his wife
to Boston without delay. They
left on Monday, arriving
there on Tuesday, and on Wednesday the
surgeons at the hospital advised the i'm
mediat: performance Of the operation.
They did S., and regarded the operation
successful, but she never rallied and died
Saturday. She was the daughter Of DR..
Hildredth of Dracut, near Lowell, and in
early life she went on the
stage. achieving VOuciuSA "Oie
SUCCESS before, on marry.
ing Gen. Butler, she retired from the
foo:lights. She leaves three children,
the eldest Of whom is the wife of ex Gov.
Ames Of Mississippi; then there is son,
Paul. who graduated at Harvard College
and another son, Ben, who is cadet al
West Point. Mrs. Butler was universally
resnpctad and beloved. even bv her hus
band most bitter political opponents.
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ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph 4
Co Incil Bluffs Rail-
road, for

NEBR AsKA CITY, ST JOSEPH. ATCHuge
SON, LRAVENWORTH, KANSAS CITY.
FORT SCOTT, GALVESTON,
And all points in the Southwest.
Returning, will leave Omahs at ,. m. and
Council Bluffs at 4:3O p. M, reaching Sioux
City 1t $50 p. m, Mankato Il Gao a. m, and
St. l'aul at 1900 milne, Is hours; max
ing this
Ten Soars .Ns Shortest and only Dirs,t Rss
Between ths points above named.
Passengers from Minneapolis will taks tho
$50 p. IN. train Oh the Mimi. & st. Louis
Railway, which makes direct connections e
Merriam Junction with the "Omaha Express,
Tickets and further information can Be pro
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON. Tickst
Agent, N. w. Corner Third and jackson it,.
st. PAIL, and at the Depot foot Of jackson a..
and from COL. JOHN w. HENION. Ticket
Agent, under the Nicollet House, Minneapolis
st. James Accommodation
Laves st. Paul 1t Z ., m, and arrives at d.
james at p. m. Returning, leaves ST. Jaanes
1t 9:45 a. m, and arrives at st. Paul at D. n. !,
Sundays excepted.
J. ~. BISHOP, General MANAGER
JOHN r. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
&c. BOYDEN: General Ticket Aaeak.
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Wabashaw on Sunday last. The rem.ins

Wabashaw on Sunday last, the remains
being inferred with Masonic honors.
TIE Onakabe Touring mills At Worth
ington lately tried hay as fuel and found
the same amount Of steam could be OBJ
tanned at half the expense Of wood.
TaE District Court of the 18th judicial
district has rendered decision in favor
of the removal of the county seat Of
the county Of Yellow Medicine. to Gran.
tie Falls.
TIE Dakota County Bank building,
Hastings. the material for WHICH are rap
idly collecting at the site, viii be, when
completed, one OF the faest structures in
the city.
On the ID inst, Mrs. John Lawry Of
East Indian Cr<ek, Wabashaw county,
gave birth to triplets, one having since
died, but the mother and the remaining
two are -four ishing satisfactorily.
LAST Friday morning, while attempting
to cross the bridge Of the Whitewater,
Winona county, George T. Miller lost a
span Of horses, himself barely aping
with his life. The team belonged to his
brother, to whom it was being returned
| at the time Of their loss.
JOIN CLAvADErsBHER, late resident OF
Wabashaw, was deliberately and fatally
| shot last month at Fort Smith, Ark. The
deceased leaves a widow and three chill
dren, and was, at the the time Of his
| ,3oeth y mannhnr Of the Old Epl1nwS
| lodge OF VS. bashaw.
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MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.

MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.
ST.. CLOUD has four city justices.
WILD game is plentiful in Cottonwood
county.
TUE water is rising in the river at Sank
Rapids.
The scarlet fever still prevails IN Blue
Earth county.
They talk Of establishing market day
in Lake City.
FOURTEEN inches Of snow fell in .AAoka
on the 5th inst
TUE Crescent base ball club Of Hastings
is being reorganizcd.
The base ball fever has already broken
out in Sank Rapids.
The Sibley county Independent has
entered its fourth year.
The old railroad bridge ct Morrison.
Motley county is being repaired.
The ferry at Hastings crossed for the
first time this season on Tuesday.
MAkKAro will indulge in an old fashion.
ed celebration on tho Fourth o: July.
The IRON bridge across the Minnesota
River at lie Sueur is nearly completed.
The shingle mill Of Capt. Gillet. Hast.
ing., is receiving new boilers and machin-
cry.
The local papers arc complaining about
the rude and unmannerly" boys in St.
Cloud.
CANNON Falls is to have planning mill,
and the engine therefor is already on the
ground.
QurE . number Of farmers in Dakota
county anticipate being able to SOW wheat
this week.
W. II. BlcxHAn. one Of the editors Of
the Owatonna Journal. died in that city
on the 18th inst.
THREE gold hunters, left the out-of-the.
way village Of Taylors Pals last week for
the Black Hills.
FARxERs in the neighborhood Of Can.
non Falls, Rice county. commenced wheat
sowing last Thursday and Friday.
SlIAs NEwconB. Of Faribault city. ex.
hibits 4 cake Of maple sugar made by him
| in western New York thirty years ago.
TnE supervisors Of Warsaw township
Far,bauit county. advertise for contracts
for the erection Of two bridges therein.
A BED Of clay. suitable for pottery pur.
poses, has been recently discovered three
mi les south Of Elgin, WabashAw county
Tns steamer st. Croix passed Winona
on the 18th inst. with tow Of logs for
Davenport-the first raft Of the season.
| AsrrcakR Of Detroit, Becker county
sold three tons OF beef TO the snov-buck-
| ing crow Of the Northern Pacific railroad
TUE Sank Rapids Se1tiSel speaks Of ,
hens eex eight inches around one Wal
and ave inches the other. Some cgg
that.
| PtAmvnw, Wabashav county, voted
Iheaus Of 80 900 in aid Of the Ninnsisk,
ard zumhfo Valley railroad ~ VOC
sol 70 20.
i Rack county On the llth mss, votst
! IL heuus = the st. Paul and Dakot
: raIlrsad conpany b abeat l7o M
! joeity.
|. IT, Star fssndry. Hastings has bes'
! |osschassd and rsnovated By Andre,
! NarsoR Who viii shortly have It n run
ring order.
II consequence Of tho vet weather m
4 the 6fost coming ont Of the ground Il
T roads generally throughout the State ar
! nov in their vorss eondition.
: Nns AxDKssox ! ed II years host
!. finser ard had his hnd otherwise fright
: fully manglsd IN sas-mill in San Fran
{ tcisco, Carver county,
nj Tn funeral Of the lafa ". Y. Gin, uh
! reesasly did b CaliforniA took plaes
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any vacant lots in the upper part Of the
Island. His purchases were chiefly Of
improved property or lots, upon which he
erected buildings.
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Senator Morton's friends have assur
ances that tue Texas delegation to the National
Republican canv .u;ion, headed BY ex Gov
erLor Darts, will support him Tor the Presi-
dency The delegation Is Tor Blaine a. see
ond choice.
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Clicag? &N0tlV6SteTlR .R.

Passen ters for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Clevel nd, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, AlLany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sac, ampnto, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made At Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
ig.n Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pitisburg,
Port Wayne and Chicago. Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for Ill points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for Ill points South.
Close connections are also made with thu
Union Pacific B. B. 1t Omaha for al far Wes
points.
Close conneCtions arc made ct junction poinel
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Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
Of the Best and Track Perfect.

with the several lines centering at those points
St. Paul Depot-Cor. Of Jackson and Levee.
City Ofice-l18 East Jackson street, corner
of Third street.
n III nApDR NTEQ
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The President has lately expressed
him eli as Icing opposed to the House bill!
transferring the Indian Bureau to the War
Department, and, il is stated, has gone 90 lar
~ 10 intimate that II the bill u passed he viii
veto il. ).
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BRAINERD ACCOMMO


Between Fargo and Bismarc
westward Mondays, Wednead
Eastward, Tuesdays, Thursda|
All other trains daily excei
Connect At Fargo with RI
and daily line stages tor Fort
mark with weekly line stearn
Montana; and at n. r. Jun
n. r. Z. trains to and from s
apoii-, and all points Rast =
Connections At Duluth I
points East.
May i5:h 1875.
G, w. MEAD.
W. 8 ALExAxoE1. Gen.
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,ith trains Of al cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

4VAAMAN KAAAOE CAnOs
- - celebrated cars are run on I'll night
- II the lines Of thus r<ad.
y II The OILY LIE running these cars be-
G1icago and St. Paul Or Chicago and
QpAha our sleepess connect with the
- sleepess on the Union Pacific Rail-
~ all points west Of the Missouri RIVER
- The
docements Offered by this
Route
- tray ling public are al the modern Inn
6@Uments Rock and Unvel Ballasted Track.
- Rails. Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Ming Room Dav Coaches, SmOkipx ana
nging Cans, Westinghouse Safety A.
tss, Miller. Patent 6sfety Coupling md
bosns, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfust.
0a1iag 1hrough Five ozsat 0on1sg,
- operating over 1000 miles Of road. NJ
lGmpany presents 70 the ts3velef faciliti1 49,
T. not and cannot Be offered b -, Sompe
IN ticket .ssa. On .sll - aeles i. III.
h 4 70. wi1h ~ - sr.velfns aceommoda-
49,. ven win bpy y0m tdckds by this route.
- whl t1e = os..!.
|01RTZH HU0HITT.
00a1l 0spain1Bndeut.
r.. 81 6LENNRTT.
0snal Passsngr Agent.
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