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New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Ccacbers.

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GRADUATE of Vale with highest tcSti-
= 1,,psls desires ll ar = u =.
Guins for collage o sp,uaiy. AdoioS' iN'.i- i'
once.
AN EXPERIENCED classical aud mathe-
y mafic teacher desires private lugl5 y % @ ioI 5,
i nj is. rit, reference Address lNDCSI tl, Box 10
Iiibuut Cp.towu unicc, l,2's BroldWHy, y,-----
AN English and Classical TEACHER, en-
u a M one Of the leading city schools, S open 10 an en-
cruIt during the afternoon or evening h"ui Great cao
bestowed u thr preparation Of backward hs or lhor con
eu, INTO school college For testimonials ana
ref.ieu.c-, address OXFORD Iuhuns oii-e.
A GRADUATE Of Dartmouth, who has been
y ION t,gO yo.is 4t Haven ttiug boys Tor college ana
coaching ave- student, u Iaun Creek and Mathematics d-
I'M n y,gr E,f.rrurt-: Dr. s. Hammond jud NJ NJ Sla'
H. ls1 Of N j.. Dr . ID smith Pros. Oi Dart Coll. Adj
dfr-. q. d. No. laj il,t 5thst S. !.
pOYS prepared for college by graduate of
liaI anu c1c.9 n i,.,lt Au"''S' ia i'
VROEBEIr TRUE kINDERGARTEN SYS-
4 I'm 1AIGIT by teacher Of experience WIN whom
f,4. i,ru. reasonable reference 90 Trstut pupils Al
Sr,.. I,t. NCIIi.H on KINDERDARTEN, Tribune Uptown
Office, 1888 Broadway.
AIRS. ANNA RANDALL-rIEHL gives phi
AFE ,ttr auu class LESSONS ne BEADlNG and DltN'
MA IIC ACTION az 80 Union square
Mrs. L. Is. BURNS. School of Phonography
y S5 Park IhI-Dg lh training for -hurthlut "oi"
ALSO hs PIuuelcs Of tlo language and rapid. es!0o Pen
m.u.hIp.
DROF. WILLIAM j. MENUS has a few
hours uuntcufi,d fur Ullc Do desires an eeA',-
mont AdIc.s hul, caro- OF I. NJ NiNIUs' - BROADWAY
Post uh..rHU l'-.
NOUNG MEN prepared in MATHEMATICS
nuukrrprr either double or single entry Terms moderate
Address j. r.. care % o.. 80. l2hG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
L CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY,
SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. LAKE GEORGE,
THE ADIRONDA MONTREAL. and all points North
and West Fare only ~ and reduction 20 all DOpts The
elegant steamboats, Of this Line leave DAILY Saturdays
oeptedl 6 D. u 49, North RIVER foot
connecting with morning trains " Y Central, Rensseler
Sara Troy and Boston and railroads.
Through tickets sold AID baggage checked io ''' iol.
JOSEPH ,...t4 .Li. Sdpt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
1nsirnrtl0n.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
Drof. ROussels FrancO-AmeTican institute
for Boys, 14sl broadway Heopens sept TO- seAu 'oi
circular
T,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, q Vest ,t..5-3ii 52d-
st. corner Gthavc Rev. Dr. II. b. CHAPlN' FHAcilai'
Bows prepared for college or Business.
UNIVERSITY Grammcr School, No. Win
( urogpaee zone PoGk from 545 Pri g
fepartments N NJ. HOBBY. p. = LAS-lIEls Piluclals
XgvM. II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, l,214 Broad
w wav-Ihiriy SIXTH year begins sept Io' circulars al
Putnams
For Young Ladies-City.
ST. JOHN, SCHOOL.
N BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
prv r2rSnt 2T 4Hq,s lIIi IlING .9 N,5enR Rector
- West ihirty.s.cond O., no. go
CHARLIER INSTITUTE E for YOUNG
= lew 5oar'ls viii be taken r9e Bellies LgilG,. eii-s
the same timc Circulars can be hdd on a
p"''''Oi " "' Silic SOPHIE LEM and lprfrc,rolq
Professor M. DHtNNAN,j
MISS PLUMLEY's BOARDING aud DAY
w SCHOOL tor LITTLE GIRLS, Metuchen NcwJcrsey'
MISS GIBBONS's SCHOOL for GIRLS, III
w West F0.tyIoUIth ST.. Uop'ns sept 20
MRS. JULIA W. GREEN's BOARDING and
NA DAY SCHOOL for young ladies a"d children '7 West
TTRS. r. BENEDICT Boarding and Day
VA school Tor YOU SO LADIES and CHIlll FLN; NO.
last tzdst &cwl reopen Seps --aI i-l I..1.
d hN. hOihE.i - tli't hi~, W d4htt '.NiiCf'N
Fk for YOUNG LADIES' Nc. las M31I,'na,er ne.
opens sept % Three young Ladies' viii be received INTO lLo
family.
MRS. WILLIAMES'> English and French
iA Boarding and Day school Ion young ladies' ana en-
dreu No, 2j West 5gtLat, viii ropen on IHthNDAi'
sept -.
EEISS HAINES and Madcmoiseie de JANON,,
VI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and tHlLpkt.N WI
rr0Dcu TIL RSDAN, sept 2~ at 10 1IatcN IdA' -N
York puncua attendance of Their pupHS is l''P'"N'
requested.
AgISS DU VERNET assisted by competent
w masters. will reopen her boarding ant gay LOO %
nom -ytave on mon DAY. sept %. Day bosIlers ale
taken 10 the PARK afer an early dinner.
MRS. and MISS STEEkS'
R0ARTING Va and UAN ~CHODLtor Young I1hts Ni
Children. NO - East 41th-st, VIII reopen 0II -
Kindcgsten class VIII begin oct p al o. West I-''
school Omnibus"
MADAME o. DA SILVA
VI and
MRS ALEX BEApFoRD5 ,..
ormcflv Mrs Ogden iolMlnSI Insi-1, ,'ncN aiu 'tl
no9ryuuV and niy ~eu.oI for louu- i."t,s aug
vIh -aisheuics No. n West lh'r'NHthli -l rN-l ",
ruyru~ sept 25 Application may oe made 10y Ic''e. "4 PR
soudlly as above.
MILE. l.. L. ROSTAN'' .....-.......
Va IITNCFI. ENGLISH. AND GFRMAN ROAEDiNt
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR NOl y" lAhl tr, No. 1 I..-'
under the Of rros - D. Mills ana ! li'ttIl E
J. r. Rurl late Of Washington, 10. g., Nlh Doe c"hh'cu WIN
tls school kindergarten ani Primary Department.
AIRS. SYLVANUS REED'' BOARDING AAD
Fiiry thirist. NSw.York. EroPEN~ oct ?. French AM
Preparatory Departments; toIc-1e Course Di suH' moe
demands higher education oi women AIai '.
hra IA and scale successful kinder
gdrten connected win Tie sci''i
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
nor THE CENTENNIAL!

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
remaining several Gays viii nud Hie route wa -. -
LpNG BRAN th AND IItE y. j. sol UIHEkN r. L.
moi than other.
strtutr- JESSE HOhI and CRYSTAL WANE
leave Pier s.. 81 foot OF It.,tol-st.. 40
Ui5 a. 90. and 4Uup
connecting 40 sandy with eAptes trains Tor Phade
phIa direct
The sa across Bay. FUN view q The ocean, The
extensive Government uItlncatuS. D. 7ll
tine world Prom sandy Hook The railroad
flr n miles t1 Too 81 MINER tAtl.
TAI" her. ua-.tuztr, stop ou through tickets
Ihr depot m rhldr phl 20 thr foot ~ Market st. con-
y,rir 90 most of thr hotels and boarding houses
Tickets the round trp, good for - day a. single
80.
-. 1hc @ % Inc connects also for Nn'and and Toms
River and the for aretown D. h1ueg1L and Tucker
tnu. Accommodation lOr Long EIIu. D az 3.
%.NNIDFs. Gtlerll Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IAIutANGEMtNI oF rAo>EN GER kIRAlNS Aprl l."
foot pf CUrudf and br-JI az
m iIr Iasfon Bethlehem. Allentown, MIu'n chunk.
Harleon Heavier Meadow MahauUY CITY, shenandoah ML
carmel SiauUklu WuEr-blIrr litt.ou -lyrt, tLuT Hcy
connecting with trains for ithaca Auburn, Rochester bdt
fall Niagara Polls. and tie Wet
D. u. hr Tt-for rrtr.chem. Allentown. Nauch chunk
HaI,0n Mahsugy ty. Shenandoah Nllhe~htfrr littoh
&C making Cusc connections Tor Reading fOtsFhe, IA
Harrisburg 81. 49,,
4 .. ~. FOR Ias0u, BrtIehcm Allentown anu hauch
Chunk. stopping tt ai STAT Ous
OgO % m sight Ixprts~, dt}, of laslou Eethchen' AT
l.ufov Nlurn chunk, WIkf-HuTo lil-ipI, 1ufy ElmIa
It.sra Aumru EU. hs-tst EIhu" NaFata Falls and the
M,,. I'uI.utu's slrri ing tla, i'4 al llh'l c4
'''' ftl.r D. d. -ANtl. Supt. and Iugr
rsrffrf of Church Iuf Cor Iudt-tA
tfIA-. "a. 60 NMINU- Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
IusiruCtloH.
For Both sexes-Countr

For Both sexe5--Country.
nEAT COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY Of
~ MUSIC. Eurhauton, y. YFor yonne l4l.., = per
italian. German French piano, orFau guitar shharll,S
drawing raining harp lcss0ns and riiu' ..- -pt,HHt
Commences sept 30. Ec,. k A. PA t0pS ~ I, I.LesL.
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, \. !.
r~-RkTFs REDUCED To sI72 4 YEAR. n
Fifteen Teachers prepare for college, Tor business on II
Life Five Iadus courses, three stunitS may Do
~ JOS. T.. KING, u. ID.
cb1e% PER YEAR-ROCKLAND COL
Miscellaneous.
So 4 MER. SCHOOL INSI." Is a reliable Ed
"a ucauonal Agency Of 20 years successful eHpcr'n,gg
IN rrurtutiur Teachers Of known ability 90 iduuhc 'l
schools 4 every grade Bulletin OF candidate Toy Au'unI
session low preparation. Explanatory Icu|I1 m a'il'
j. W. SCIEHNEfIJEN, A. NJ, ActuaTy Ia ioha ST. -''"'
York
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
,cK-sALFs BEFORE THE CALL.
rock DEPAETNENT-2 O'CLOCK.

e. = c- Hegf.t.red Is-I Z 800 Coupon, 1851
mn llTI,I laUNU ..--............l ll5s
Z. - a.. .,rpo, 1881 10000 ....... bc. 1853
D., IiIr llS L = l- Registered, l55l
"'t-SD''''' ----'-'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

HUNLEI IN AMERIIA, NO. 80.
Verbatim Reports Of an Prof 7. il. Huxley's Public
Addresses in the United States at Buffalo, Nashville Bat
more, and NewYOTk
Price postpaid in sheet form, 10 cents in pamphlet 70
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWlOEK, LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SlA GlHE AND sQUAN.
Tlmo Table Of oct. 1876: Trans leave New.lorS nom
loot Of Lbcrtyst North River at sl5, lIij a. m, si5
y.
Prom foot Of Clarksou-st. at ll3j In, 40 D. m
Stages ami from Report connect Matawan station
/
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

r,.B YEAB-BoARD ,-d5liA 1ssal,. and TUITION
REV. ". NJ. REILLY, HaddOuleld, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

VTISS NCDONALDN - ~
w CLASSES Is DRAWING AND WATtE COLOlINt
From Nature, 7SS Broadway. Room ~.
Terms $50 20 lessons " one h'uT each go fe h.uc @
able In advance Pupils VIII hc received ou and ae' -cp Do
VNHE MODEL KINOERGARTEN and Inter-
mediate and Advanced class of Mrs. h'tA -EDiIlI
and Prof JOHN kAU~, 2C6 and -l- Hi01i"aF between
32d and 33d sts, win reopen oct % aud ir N".wA IIAu
ing School tor Kindergarten ic4carts on Now
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

- RIVER HAIIEpAb.-Ah'r Sep. t. lnlt, through
ID " Grand Cent? Depot
SfOa tu. chicago and Nutnrfu lhpieh- WIN uIaNlhi
room ,tI. through to Eue1rsIsr and IT. Alnsr- VI
lO5OA m, special chicago ENprcar Ni't tla"mG'rO0n
Cars 10 Rochester. Buffalo and Nia-lft faN'
1IJua. M, northern and Western Express.
sJu a. fY -I.rtl 7I,,.r.. irut. auu ur-tra EKpresA
Connect, Fast Albany with nigt express lof newest
40 %. Montreal LXlI,ss Elth stc.hE' Cars nom Sos"
York tp Montreal
500 g. m EAprrss with sleepng nr Waortown aud
Cauaudl. qua AI.H. fOr Montreal va P'1fHhuf-h
$50 H. PIctc Erurrss daily, With s'ttpnf'Ats io,
Rochester. NiaTarl POLLS EuNIln cleveland, l" ,lt, Ai
Louis. Chicago. both T. r. nuh VI G. itulioad
llpO m, EKprass with sleeping cars for Albany ahd
Troy .- -.,-.
Way Traus per Time Tables Tickets ior sale at
251 and I'rIstwty 90 Nt-tcutt fhpi'-t ' DNt',
80 place -, luI yIz Broadway NrM l"i ad 5Jj
Vga-tff,.t.ri- TruuLIyu G.
fgTYf In.4 mr. Awfff Z.
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/ Morris and Essex
10 947-
/ v Y, y II and Hart
g.. be 80 p
Han and ST Joseph
lOO...bcc. l6 3
iOO...... 1874
ZOO....... l6
! Han and 1t 10 Pf
100 be. 80 p
lOU......- .9l2
I Kansas paCilc
2up hc. 4 =
/ OHIO and Miss
! 500 Uc. lla
| ltO...sB IL g
| lUO....Oj. ia
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
THE MARKETS.

Total since Janl s24O,So9,fo Szo3tVZ'u'' ~ ils;
Price Ol guAl..,...-... IlO l40A
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GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION, No. 80,
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Every important and suggestive feature OF the Far Is DC
scrbed and a convenient manual provided for all visitors
insructng them spend their time at the Exhibition to
the best advantage
Price postpaid in form, 10 cents in pamphlet 20
cents or twelve sheets or pamphlets for II.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

THE MISSES MOTIFS English and French
i Boarding and Day SCHOOL for Young Ladies', 80 Wall
ST. Haven Conn., The school year opens sept % For
circul laraa auulV AS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD h. K-N NEW.NOHk AND NEW HAVEN ul-
NI~ION-~Ummrr Arrangement. commencing Jun" H. lo'o
Passenger station In AcW-lo, Grand Central Depot cn
trance Forty sr' ND 80.
Trains Tor NcW.ayru leave at 40 Accu)i Nho tt.N 7;
80, lAct'u % o.. tIN.'. u n. Aeon J. ii.A-l 30
(AcoI us1l 44O sud 5:l5 tLocal EN.l0 lELL and IL
Ior South Norwa, 40 sOj 90j II q. m., I'm Gyl
Z2u A 40. o. b, I4J %, .. 4u D. u for -iaudOrL
TO- sos. 900. lU lu j. u, j. , $40. 500. ] iN,
o.. JIJ lfa. t.5J. "a. ., 10. and l.S5 o. il, n
Bottom kIIls-, springfield, di 10 and - h h an
o. 49,. VIA shore I Hud TO D. nIt Tie Nu' A M 4,
O., 10 D. a.. ~. piping 40 stamford. NoiMMA, and
nuJ Iud ii %. J, =. and lo M al hlustp.i' lue
m and D. CONNECT with Trans on shore Line D.
vision for rfoSid'noc uId the CONNECTICUT valley ~
SasprJok. The 500 q. n. and o.. connect WIN
SloIr Line DIVISION for Norwich and Ncw-llaYtu AMI
NurihImpou H.. % Nrv Haven and Che o. Iu. aud p
Newport. -.uj. ~ - aud train, con-
with tuuur,tl.ut River T. H. at springfield Hud T. ~
Tor Montreal Tho 500 a. n. aud m cunnr.i WIN Nal'
pnturA and HouSatonc r. r. ~ HrdgrorL Ihr o"o a rr
and D., Do, 40 and p m. with lA.uIy aug NW"a!A'
South NurAik, aud the 500 l. 4lo, and D. 10 y. M
with StW O. tauaiu H. r.. go STANFORD ,
sunday Boston NAL Trains Via SprulitiL at ~
T.. VII evidence.
Drawing Day Express, and Sleeping Cars on
Night INprt.s trains.
Grand Central Depot or ~ ohc,, Of ~ ig,I'T %" w!
Bradway York and No Court st., bu'hly, Who VIII
also check baggage from residence 10 deatiit'ou'
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17
NOTICE.
/. :. LAMB OFFICE.
B~.oomir"t0n. \cn }

July lHh i>,h
Complaint having been rnterc! az
this Office 10y Samuel l. Miner against
John BU,Ahci>t,r for abandoning hi
Homestead Entry No li"n tatol
September 18th, l>.h, uron the South
Yves; sec - Town north Range II
W.>t, Iii Webster County Ncara>ka.
with :: view ID the canccilatirn e. >al.
,n;ry the said parties are hereby
summoned t. appear n this NtIrc on
TIA. 2ltn Jay Of Aug 1876 AZ . clorl
\. Il, t. 7 >lond and iuuL:,h ry>timo-
~ cputtgmn. said alleged ablndon-
mont.
NEBsTER EAToN, Register.
81 It EVAN NoKTHING. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17


80 90 '"
VI h''"t 't~Ie'A''"s III
Avn ;" ana ''' m"''0
ON 'h' ~ ''' '.I '".' ~ icy
j" Own ,"' pa NY
V''1r u interest. % ''' I'"'
Charity / .rA*osth hfoH'ht.'
rer- u roasting ear. "...h '"g"ei -
lie, 'ha' VI ""'-h'l L." - them.
HE &c ",.-.:y--tie1r found It,
thlrtr-1 oGn'.r.
-Nom'ha4y toll u, that ncl,
Diicc "as a n-.iI'e i1f The L"E'-i!
trr", atI "h"H W. interviewed The
COLI! man he Ia nyt l"ny the = port
/! thcfc bc u 'cit-F' w. hI'ce Wi.
Icbf = Tie c'd-iy - WEI - aE'
byGy else.
Mr. Kaley al irc. Saturday W.
aver fuI. and interesting t-,'iftiof
Of the 'AFi'Hs Objects oi interest al
A'it-' 'phit. Il came - near bong
-r',"--'n'. 2o-,.iE talk a. anything
"c have heart from q man "hi.e on
his 'eet before az audience.
Mr.. Elliot la, left come spcci.
mems o; bean, At k.lcy, which arr
enough % strike terror into tie hearts
OF the iimil. We don't ike to TIL
what they resemble, but thcy are
string beans, and the pods are tso Gee,
long. Til, statement we are read to
make good hy aMi.sits, AMI pEolu;-
ton cf thc bca:.s # necessary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17
-5.,.S.s

Tnera will b . Te,cner : institute
u Friday ana Saturday the l5:h.
"Ai 10Th, of September, 10, a,
Red cloud. [, vii be attempted 70
make the exercise. most proi,ab.e and
Instructive "a young teachers. Rod
VII hc secured for those wlo .'-en1
from rnc county. ! am auxioGs g
adopt measures = raise thesianGard Of
the teachers 1:rh:s county. and f0I
mat purpose desire to see ali who con
template teaching present.. BARN.
TIC past years il has been uecc>s.Ty OF
Rocut If the lack { teach = 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17

Winter wheat for sale Il! v 0
are Gc>iricu- &c securing seed for 'al
SOWING vii 10 well to apply - Il.
Smitl, who has one hundred AMI
seventy five bu>hel, Cor sale.
Uncle sam DO. = keep anything
but the best. Tho,c cigars ne un!cr
that head.
IMPORTANT To TIWBFR-GcnW .R>
The river is full Of sand bar On
which are large quantities q ynung
cottonwood,. Last year the July rams
were 50 severe that the young tee
We're swept away, ard those who want
& "a set them out, found difficulty IN
procuring plants. "here i, good prom
ise Of an abundance I'll, year, audit j.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17
Ta.:a: g su-.

loo Spring calves. FIR With ="
highest c->h price will be pad =, III"
t ted Cloud 81. VERY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17

;. HOLMES. 49, ~T-cp.;e:o-.
This Stage Lire running from
Piaunington e Guide Rock CONNECTS
with Inc iinc from me north. also ,h5
rre coming from the south.
trrivc~ ~ hodtiuud from tie west
Neulays ?ni Thursdays, and returns
Tuesday, and Fridays.
GOOD TINE sober drivers and com
Portable wagons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17

! -hall he pleased "a carry passenger
upan the days mentioned. ieaFlnG "'
Cloud at Is A. VI. III Mondays cG"c
'1-,, and Friday. leaving HASTINGS
1T 60. 81. Il Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Fare reasonable,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-17

J. Hi'tE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-14
An Artistic Criticism.

The. La, Crosse Wis Sun. thus de-
scribes the fiddling Of Camilla Urso
and the performance generally in that
town: "The fiddler Urso more than
carved the fiddle. She dug sweet NOR
sells of music out of it, all the way
from the wishbone to the part that
goes over the fence last. She made it
talk Norwegian, and squeezed little
notes out OF 1t not bigger than a cam
brio needle and as smooth as book
agent. But the most agile. flea catch
er was Sixteen fingered Jack, the sand
hill crane that had the disturbance
with the piano. We never knew what
the row was about, but when he walked
up to the piano smiling and SHE'D his
castor intothe ring anybody could see
that there was going to be trouble.
He spit on his hands, spared a little
and suddenly landed stunning blow
right on the ivory, which staggered
the piano and caused an exclamation
of agony. First knockdown for Jack.
He paused moment and then began
putting on blows right and left in such
q cruel manner that the spectators
came near breaking into the ring.
Whenever a key showed its head he
mauled it."iSss z7S7ozk ~of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-14
Notice..

To any and all persons interested in
cultivating lands for any purpose, and
especially deep plowing: You are
hereby informed that short ride. out
on the road leading to old Los Nietos,
and about three miles this side of the
Ten Mile House, on the lands of Col.
Baker, cultivated for the growth of 100
acres of eucalyptus trees. there may be
seen at work four great sulky plows,
turning up the soil twelve and fifteen
inches deep, followed by a sub-soil
plow attachment going down fully.
eighteen inches. Also two of the cell
ebrated twelve-foot tubular iron har-
rows, California patented, on which
the driver sits and rides over the
plowed ground, thus saving legs and
shoe leather, making easy for man the
most disagreeable labor Of the farmer,
viz: following on foot after harrow
over freshly plowed ground. All per-
sons interested in cultivation should
avail themselves of this, opportunity
to witness the practical working of
these superior cultivatiHg tools, intro
duced into Los Angeles county by the
Undersigned. Il =. s. l.. DEWEY, =
m1O-St 165 Main street, L. A,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-14
- 7 - .l7I.7
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Falls
Pttsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal. Quebec,
New York, Boston, or any point East, should
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-14
PosIoEEIcE DIRECTORY.

rFN 4M VEaA W ~
Eastern. San Francisco, Northern and Coast
Stations.-Telegraph Stage Line.-Arrive at
1890 A. M; close at 1880 p. NJ. Letters in
tendedfor registry must be presented before
\ 3 P.M-F r q - q y gf a. 81
san Diego Line-san Diego ana Way sta
tions, arrives at 7;40 P. M, and closes at
A. NJ. = - 49, a 600 Are e5 H@s. erH
southern Arizona-Tucson, Yuma. Arizona
City andway sstations--Tri- Weekly service
Arrives Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, at
i7:40 p. NJ; Ieaves Monday, wednesday and
saturday; mail closes at A. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Prescott, Wick enberg and
way stations-Semi Weekly-Arrives on
Wednesday and saturday at 1920 A. N.
. leaves Tuesday and Friday; mail closes at
2:l5 p. NJ. - 2 M ~ =, ~.
San Bernardino and way stations-rDaily,
4 SUNDAY excepted-San Gabriel, FL Monte,
Riverside, etc.; arrives at 1920 A. NJ; mail
closes at 2:l5 P. NJ.
Wilmington and way stations Arrives at 2:l5
p. M; closes at 10 A. NJ.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah--Arrives
3D. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1880 A.
NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at7:30 p. NJ.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Offics.-
Open from 0 A. NJ. to p. M, except on
Saturday, when office closes at 1880 p NJ.
Santa Monica.-Arrives at 3:45 p. M; closes at
$3.50 A. NJ.
On sundays the Office will be open from 900
to l0:00 A. NJ. ff 2 h X. W. BENT, L. M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-14
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To Tropical Fruit Growers.

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The fact is becoming more and more
apparent that there is some insidious
destroyer to work at the Tropical fruit
trees. our rsectiou. Go where you
will in the city of Los Angeles, and,
for aught / know, elsewhere, those
beautiful trees that have cost 50 much
In time, labor and money, and have
become the source Of SO large a reve-
nue.. are now seen to be dying, dead !
To the general orchardist the first IN.
dications of an unhealthy tree is IN
the foliage gradually losing its dark
green, and assuming light yellow /;
thefruit small, of a light yellow, rind
thick and spongy, and very inferior
in taste and flavor. If the tree is young
the amateur s is rejoiced to see the
wreath of blossoms and the prospect
of fine crop of fruit ), upon examin-
ing the roots he is surprised, not only
to find the bark deeayed ON nearly all
of the roots, but many OF the roots al
so. Eight out of every ten are des-
troyed by an insect The trees, II
taken in time, can nearly every one
be saved. / am certain that one MIL
lion dollars would not pay this county
for the loss already sustained The
destruction has Just begun and they
who would reap the reward that will
assuredly come to all those who will
retain their orchards intact and
healthy, must be up and doing at
once. I congratulate you that, after
a thorough, trial, there has. been sue
cessful remedy found and proven A
printed receipt, in which will be found
full directions for ascertaining dis
eased trees, with general information
concerning the insect, the method OF
attack, means of detection, and a sure
way of destroying the same, may be
had for the sum of three dollars, pro-
vided, that the person desiring the
same,-will agree to keep the informa-,
ton secret for term of three years.
Address, Leslie F. Gay, box 7O2, Los
Angeles.
TO WHOM 1T 1AY CONCERN:
We.. the undersigned, have been
shown the insects called he'eTropIcal
Fruit Tree Destroyer and, after due
examination of the insect, and trees
upon which they have been working,
we are led to believe that a. great dan
ger menaces the Tropical Fruit Trees
of our section, and hope that steps will
at once be taken by all interested in
this very profitable business, to stop
the destruction that is now going on.
.shsC. H.aHASs, g u. G. DoWNEY, s.'s
NJ. THOMAS, A. S. MONTAGUE,
nata o.w. CHILDS, HI. X. w. BENT. =
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
BY experiments made on my place
during the last fifteen months, the re-
cipe for killing the "Tropical Fruit
Tree Destroyer has been fully ana
satisfactoriaHy testeds and / can pro-
nounce it decided success. | am
satisfied that it will cure the diseased
tree every time If taken in the first
stages of the disease. Iwould not be
again ignorant of the facts in relation
to the Tropical Fruit Tree Destroyer,
and the method for its determination
for twenty-five times its cost. 50
sos CHAs. III. HASS.
Sworn and subscribed to before me,
Charles r. johnson, Notary Public in
and for Los Angeles County, State of
California, this sixth day of May, 1876.
CHAs. r. JOHNSON,
my1ld3twl q d Notary Public,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-14
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