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Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31
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ct the Territorial convention held at
Yanktoa on the 34th, to elect delegates to
Cincinnati, r. Alexander was elected
President ard L. D.. F. Poore, Secretary
Hon. A. Hughes and 4. McHench We're
chosen delegates and Geo. Fl. Hand and
G. p Flannery alternates. No other bust
ness transacted and no instructions given
the delegates. ~ '-. - sl
The Sioux Falls Paragraph of last
week announces'Fthe receipt Of IN adver-
tisement printed in seventy four different
languages, and copy of newspaper
printed in 1914. Besides, it says citi-
zen Of that town has pair of tongs over
three hundred years old, which wereform-
erly used by the King of Denmark to
light the royal pipe, with a coal from the
fire. ta44a
On Saturday last q terrible hail storm
visited portions of the Sioux Valley Mr..
Doanc informs us that in the neighbor-
hood Of R. H. Miller's, hail fell the size Of
walnuts with here and there large jag
ged piece of ice. The gardens which were
in an advanced state were entirely destroy
ed and the grain driven into the ground
until it looked as if the.crop would be en-
tirely dessroyed.-Blk Point Conrier, 24th
Immigration to Dakota's fertile prairies
has begun in earnest. Lincoln and Turner
counties are filling up rapidly, Minnehaha
and Hutchinson are receiving large acces-
siors, and as the tide rises, the first low
wash Of the wave il, heardn along the val
leys OF The upper Jim and Big Sioux.
Our Board Of Immigration headed by
Sup.. Cross has worked with good effect
during the past year Prsss 6 Dakotasan.
Our County ommissieners have hare enter
ed in a contract through Joseph f. Cul-
lina;, ESD, our county clerk, for diseher
and grader Of the latest improved, with
some firm in Illinois. Its cost will, be
about $780, and rl::a it arrives we will no,
longer be troubled with curses loud and
deep in consequence Of the bad condition
Of some of our roads, as it will i,nmedi-
ately be put to work. The Commissioners
have done properly and their conduct
will be commended by their constituents.
1t is sum of money well expended E1k
Point Courier. :sss5 iss55, Y
Delegate .Kilder,s bill for the relief of
pre-emptors on public lands has passed
both Houses of CONGRESS and has now be-
come a law. It provides that where crops
have been destroyed by grasshoppers with
in the past two years, the settler shall have
two years longer in which to make final
proof and payment This virtually ex-
tends the time for payment two years, for
every settler in Dakota. Judge Kidder
does no blowing, hut his work can be seen
and the people viii not forget the efficient
services which he has rendered during his
short stay at Washington, and will demand
that he remain there to look after their
interests, srmillio5 Rspubliettss.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

Frank E. Chamberlin, promising
young attorney Of Storm Lake, Iowa, COM
mitted suicide last week by blowing his
brains out with shotgun. Whisky was
the cause.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

The following provision has been in
serted by the House in the deficiency ap-
preparation bill which has already passed
that body: .. ~ gn @ ..ss
And hereafter payment of salaries Of all
officers Of the territories of the United
States appointed by the president shall
commence only when the person appoint
ed to such office shall take the operoath
and enter upon the daties Of such office in
such territory, and said oath shall hereaf-
ter be administered in ther territory in
which such office is held - - -.
Provided, That all officers appointed by
the President for the territories shall be
bona tidc citizens Of the territories re-
spectively for which they shall be appoint
ed .-E - - ~ - -I Y =. --..----
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

Two more temperance lectures An
old topper at Sioux City attempted suicide
one day last week, and . young man named
Carr was murdered by drunken man
near Sac City, Iowa, on the Goth inst
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

Ex-Speaker Blaine's reply to inquiries
concerning an article recently published
in the New York Sun, appears in another
column of our paper this week.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

MIR. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., having
said in the New York Conference, ''Whst
Imost ask in this centennial year is that
may stard up and be counted" the New
York Graphic remarks: every well,
you've stood up and been counted. You
count one. You are no more count than
any otLer mani" And now Adams can
stand down
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

At the Democratic. State Convention
held at Trenton, New Jersey, on the Esd
inst, the resolutions adopted favor the
restoration of gold and silver as the basis
Of currency IS soon rs practicable; de
nouncs the administration; suggest that
the nomination of joel Parker would in
sure the success Of the Democracy in the
approaching Presidential election, and the
delegates were requested to present his
name to the National convention and urge
his nomination.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

all quarters. So carefully lad the in.
tentions Of the President in this regard
been concealed that with the exception Of
Mr.. Fish and the gentlemen directly and
personally interested the other members
of the Cabinet were not awars Of the ar
rangement until the nomination had been
sent to the Senate. Judge Pierrepont will
take immediate steps to depart for Eng
land, and Judge Taft will without
delay take charge of the Department Of
Justice. Judge Pierrepont will probably
arrive in England before the termination
of the orrespendenee with the British
government on the Winslow case. Mr.
Cameron has telegraphed to lis friends
there that he very highly appreciates the
honor conferred on him by the President
and Senate, that il was entirely nexpeeted
and that he is now too much indisposed to
leave home, but hopes to be there in a few
days, and in the meantime will decide
whether he will accept the office.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

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Intelligence from the Indian country in
dicates thatawe are now upon the verge of
an Indian war which will involve the larg-
er portion Of the Sioux nation upon the
Dakota reservation. In case the threaten
ed general conflict occurs we can safely
assert that il will be participated in by the
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail bands and
by the various bands on the river above
Yankton agency. But the center Of the
conflict will doubtless be around the Black
Hills and northwest from there in the re-
gion of the Big Horn country. Gen.
Crook is preparing for work, but summer
expeditionsneyer have proved successful,
In the event of a general Indian war
Yankton will be the base of supplies for
the troops.-1P Press IS DtihhasG;G7s. 5 .a.s
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

On the 23d inst, the Cabinet considered
20 some extent the situation Of affairs in
the Black Hills country. Assurances have
been given that an influential band Of
Sioux are willing to relinquish their do
main there and remove to reservations in
Indian Territory. All correspondence in
that particular was referred to the Secre-
tary of the Interior, who will give in
structions to agents of the Interior De-
partment regarding the proper ncgotia-
tions in that direction. ShouldSthis 2or-
ton Of the Sioux nation positively signify
willingness to settle in Indian Territory
the hope II expressed that the entire for
midablei part OF the hostile Indian race
may soon be domiciled in that Territory.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31
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CoRRESPO ONDHNCE.
JOB PRINTING.
matter IN this lipht MI. Collins has con

Orders Tor ~ hnds Of Job Printing pRomptiy e.
tended 70, quickly nilsd and guaranteed.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31
Salt Pork.

as ts3}sS e&k43 kttS Stsa5 n 1900
Having packed ! quantity Of pork I am prepared 70
furnish choice pork 1t reasonable rates. Being con-
dan that can make to the interest OF the people
% deal With me- solicit share Of the public patron-
age. ,sssSS sa
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31

a DyERTIsE IN THE LINCOLN COUNTY AD.
IA yOCATE, II you wish TO prosper. &
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31
PASS BOOKS, DI4RIBs..
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,

In the grocery line will be found large stock OF
everything kept in frstclsss grocery store. Also
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-05-31
Gunsnlithing.

CANTON, y. T.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Citr propcrIn 90 fct.

cTORE to LET.
= No. o.aIBGRTFSWGCH 81. cor. H"Fde -
tir.t aui ...,ud -innr> BI~'u'uf aui are '1Ht on
iuil strr,s Also - itt- u u.L. -,fl DO" uuF Aii3 !"
b. T.. N \. -Ti hHf. iI' 'hinlN'ir't
yrvo ot'icrs-souc very dc.iWhlc-iu
the huHIr - s. o. and Br"lwn1-st. and lsI it' J.
ana Iss Sss.als II EUIASU ~hiIi"I, b''Au""
l In.Ll ].
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Coun,rn Real Gaidic for sale.

WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RtSl-
n DE,CE-uhu boar iIoH Cy valued at sI"o'o' mort
rlgc, ; roo. to EXCHANGE tor a fNtd. .,..-,
7's' Y. H. not ~ruS. 80 Lb"rfys;
NICE LITTLE FARM Of acres, with
n good raiu uuilinls fTu shaue excellent water mar
0ro; 10 plr ou NtwJ,-ey CrurA H. H.. Owner rctenIy
,.ecca,ed mast Ec sold oEy *i0OO = great rhTEce
STANLEY fEHGlSpN, ltl trnAdray.
NOR SALE or TO LET at PLAlNFIELD-
I.r,J-,'a furnished uufuIutaod HOUSES Acai"ss
Ivan JONES. raTA HOUSE, il44u ICED, y J.
L'UR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 80
y liu or 90 lg l,j !crt dv,idby located aul 40 r.'
sory,ri,rt 60 three rro iB fitSH !Nt. J. T. u fhhh
r,.t way; rftrr cEL cali Ou oCn-r. 80 5PFi est
y l. o. address Is. &C.. i.,s ilJ ifi:u1c uh,a =. ,'s'
ing ,oUqtry advantages NItl tho city oonNoacne.'
e. ras, water. &c.
OW-PRlCED LOTS FOR SALE.
Iur bu.riI a-~"g gstl"u-, iy te bi'A;
liver tia JtIrtf 'Htl' isfi
l' prftt % ~ lgut r,c'rtly li oui ana now "ui one
AID halt nuri, from .,rs YORK No '.- a.u i"N'i, hh
yrIy icS L.J-4 4or- Apply To g. LAl"A.OH I''H h"''
MODERN HOUSE, with FIVE acres, no in
VI Tvrcn lour rutu cii' wane ioT ignt -'"'
lrnsn ,teur: mcrIrEEs - 900: equity s'v"; ur 'lh
ut. fl. Vu,l Hotel ALbs,l- viii !ul iaiiie.ii
requested A. g.. f. o. Box ll'l.
ONEIDA, y. Y.-FOR SALE.-Vhc BUILD
TSG, ana 'irpTS us htrt belonging % iH, pu'i'a
-rmnaD iraDcal buuiug of Utic. four -t"n"s 100 "'t
fruf rUlstHuIIu sut rt 90. boar 4ues COZ ii. -
t.flfS fl-. Wei . 1dr sryrrl art"s c'cu'rn' !" ~
gost central auJ q. lard i.Hruni r't'f bsN,inf3 10
l.t..l. I.4!Ire ~. I|siDIi.S =, bIfii- y T.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Cegal Noilres.


IN pursuance of m order of DcanO {. CALVIN,
esi Surrogate Of the County o New'iork. notice heisy
given all persons having claims against Mara dc Las M
ccdes aa de Iayseca, lato Of tho city OF Havana h @
Of Cuba deceased, tO present the same win Nohs
thereof o. the his Office No 80 broadway ln lho
CITY YORK the 9Th day Of November hohN
~ ~ ' WV JtiAE ~ CEBALLoS.
CorprET BROTHYRs ProctOrs G8 40 William ST., y.
ape laaGmS.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of ID. G. CALVIN,
esq., surrogate OF the County OF NewNork notice Is mere
by gwen to all persons having CLAIMS against uhohuE
GRIsNOLD GRAY, late Of the City of New York deceased
with vouchers thereof TO the suDsCiiDoi
al er place OF traDsacing business At e Oce OF o. t.
Haven & CO. II Wast, III the CITY Of New YORK, On or
bc;ore the 18th day Of October. A. -. 1919. next
Dated Ne York, the 18Th day Of April 4. u. 1875
HEhNAH iIlHNH Htkg ~ ~ ROY Executors
II. 8. EHaET. Proctor, 81 WaLst
In PURSUANCE of an order Of ID. {. CAL
1 WIN esq Surrogate OF the County OF New York NO
TICE s hereby given all persons having claims against
KCIARD ". BLATCIIFORD. late OF the Cty Of Ne" foih
10 present with vouchers thereof "a tho
snbrcr bsrs Of BLATCIFORD SEWARD, Gisis
WOID * DA COSTA, Nos - 9nd 81 Nassau street. IN mo
CIV o New YORK. before the 23d day Of October ner
Dsied New.York, zlst day of April 1870 SAMUEL
BLATCHFoRD. Executor. BULl WGRis" OH. Executor
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Bteamboats anb Railroads.

RROOKLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
II BURGII, by steamboat ARMENIA.-Leave Fulionst,
Brookyn ats Vesny st. NewYork. At 9:2e. and Twenty
iourtlst at 945 landing I0nkers. Iona Island.
cozten West Point Cornwall and Sing Stag during Camp
meeting commencing Returning at Brooklyn
at D. NJ TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP 81 To Iona
Island and return, rs cents
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad. landing at High
land Falls West Point Cornwall Newburgh, Marlboro.
Mhton; PouRhkeepsit, and Esopus Steamboats, Thomas
Crneu leave Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAYS amos
BALDWIN Monday Wednesday, Friday, Spring+i Pier AZ
n. r.. at d D. IN.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
u FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL andinter.
mediate points Pier 25 f. r., oay Sundays
eScepted) nj (23dsL Il. H. 81 M and IL con
meeting special at New Haven for Hartford Spring
te &C Tickets SOLD and baggage checked at ga broadway
New-YorK, and Conrtst, Brooklyn Excursion to New
Haven and return 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD

~ LESSEE Sp HHTsHNf F 4SR SSd fETTEA IsEnNb
TRAINS lssys ShS sspe 3 Genital Gy Il ns north Of Ferry
@ @ G S os S ss5 % and ioaop is Y iCs os oS
For Flashing MinsJ and Great Neck BraDc,,6So, 7;s2
f % $40 ana M i2c5 aos sGs s s$s
sfs a.SisF s creo9mes Garden &c o ana
'rf, for PfRS3 fOS GsGa Gy m 3 asS .ss
fG Tdn long anS and IS GaRs he Depot south of Fer
For JamacaG:35 7O3. $50. 9O5. lO05 ll:S0 mi lS2
For Par EccsswSy and Rcckawsy Beach-7os 1903 ll:Jo
For Ear Kociaway only-6;35. s;a5 a. mi s:os ESQ.
, Lecus, vaaey-s.s5 $50, zoos m; 1908, a:o' 5os
For iirapsicad- $50 iisC a. M; s:o2 4:oi $50
For Port Jenerson-6s5 1908 a. mi 5'O5 p IN Norhpor-
Scr Esbyion-7;os $40 1880 a m; 400, 8, Cos
For is!P-7oS, $50 a. p Patehogue-S;So a NJ
koT i,iyeIhead- % m, $os Los P; m mo-, and sos
For creedmOOr Onlycc,;G3P NE p N; &p,,xs
Prom f. n : and G DEPOT mort north S Id FeTrSS WScs,op.
s. $50 II a NJ: L. 80. 800 3lj. 6:S5, spm
For Fnshins Main stj-9i5 1858 m; l2ic 2o5, 4i5
For Garden City and Hempstead-9:l5. l1:SS IN, BIOS
For Babylon ard Pstchogue- 0. H., 6;o5 y.
From Long l,and ana southern Depot south 81 Fervi
For Northport Joaerson-s $3.50 NOrthpOrt
For locust varey-9:SO a. u. 6;lOp.m
Feirvb boats leave NewY6rk foot % Jamcsslip, Sundays
excepted to every 80 mlnutcs preNpls TO
departure OF trains from Long Island ly Sunday UOais
9Sr l0-S0 lilo z. rl- I, ?. \, !. ., o. aid g. m
boa;s leave Neyl org. loot oi last hryloufhst
every IL minutes previous TO the departure OF aims
NONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
lss RA1LWANTaius lesyc foot Coranet st. DAILY Gun.
excepted, vcd lake and intermediate stss
and 4:3 J.. For MONTCIAl aHd 0kANSE
Intermediate stations Al 70 A. II m, 3o - ".5,
Tor Little Pals ANA nterIneaate stations a,
20 a. Asa $50, and $50 For ising"ood and AL
intermediate stations az $50 p. N.
Communication other tickets may be obtained at hn IN
and at Compays Office No ll3 Broadway Now
York. W. r. D'l'N i-'' Nhi'44nt'Hu'i.''
n NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
~ NEW YORK LIN % aaiif shotsT than nag "'Hcr
he asst Gfd nf rom oc Le Tii
hN!Iess trains leave Grand th,al
MiddIctown. Wuanisc, Punnn and Boston ~ II
a IA. aud l T. ia. ., ---- , -.-. -, - o.,
or MiiglefoNn T.
ASH FOR TIthErS VIA AIR LINE.
NTEW-JERSEY AND NEW-IORK RAIL
~ WAY-For HACHESsACk, SPRING VALLEY. NAS.
LET NEW CITY. uANERSTRAW, and STONY POINT
irsye New York Erie ferries, foot Chambers ST. fJ
Si5 a M; l. 3 4:l5 a15, aad ESQ SundayN -" a. n
thcater train saturday nights "ip a. ~
O'Clock through stony f'HnL Excursion tcNet, NJ IRE
tCkct trains Ia1e ivfJ, Jersey CIiy
"'"" '' - /. u. KKCN = Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
II. 2. pALpwIN. aeneraI Passsngsr AeenL

- E'RiE RAILWAY -,
ssm-Cincinnan and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches to Buffalo and Ssle sion Brd@e and Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati. aud Oh cage
1915 mEXpTess Mail for Buffalo. with sleeping Coaches
7pm-CDaIy) Pacific Express for THE West sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buaslo, Niagara FaS CDcn
nSu Cleveland aud Chicago without change; also Oie D
d. cars 10 Cleveland and Chicago
Trains leave Chambers STREET Depot, y y Tor .
p n aBs SnrSf light sSta2ay nights only suadys 5S
iutSerfnrd PARK and Passsic sA5, 745 10 Y noon,
night sundays $50, 20 a. m las $50 p ID, aud - ma
paterson, 645 7,45 $50, 10, lo45 ll:2Oa NJ y noon
l45 3 g. J. Slj 49, 3 Bio s. G15 $50, 10 and
J. midnight. sundays $50, 9;J, l0a NJ, lj 6:5o D. NJ
suscrn. G.35 7l5 10 1o45 a. m l5. 3f5 o. G. :. p M
j. midnight Sundays, $50, 10 a. H. llo, toV' j. ' ana
cornWs, T:4s 8 a rn y3O $50 p N. sundays, $50 a
Nsrbufgh IDS s. 1915 a. M $50 4:3O p IN. sundays,
Kingsicn, a. ~. $50 p. IN. Sundays $50 q N.
Goshen 74J. 9, l0iJ a. H. SSO 5i5, 3:5O, p IN sun
0NiIadieSSwD 7:a5 J. i0.i5 a H. s35 4sO p. III. SUI
connect WIN Sew-YofS and Oswego Mdland X r. al Na.nt
Port Jervs 745, - lO45 o. H. 4s5D p IN sundays oJ'
NoiF1Irsin leaving ChanOersst en- even half hours
leave Twenty tird s heen minutes earlier an above umc
tlrist thirty minutes earlier Boats leave IweH tiIis;
~ and l04j connecting with trains leaving Cnam
Tckeis Tor passage aud Apartments in Drawing room
Sleeping Coaches can be oDtaa aht orirs l"r lhe
checking transfer baggage nay De lc! az The Company
Ohces Nos. 23J 4Ol 529 and JJl B.OddWaJi NO. court
ST. BrookI sd a. the 60 SSesny ey , ~ j. Ne,rYorS al 1925
Q IN, LAO and 7;55 p H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSFY.
Trains leave EnglewOOd, COser, Penon ajd Nyack
$3.50 tor all except Nyacs) $40 a IN, L. . s;'" ".'
$50 rs p M asd SATURDAY nights only AZ lSv m 0uh
NauGei Spring FaIy and Nonsy. q, '.9 a ~ az ~ u H.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
4 nM.PRIrEn LOT. TNR SALE.
aral go,ale 90 Gscldner.

IITY and COUNTRY unncnmhered fhof-
i-rTl -Hur very drIltli g.. exc .Is. Tor = -
=, - PI.lrTI.rY I.ljir mor yssed. ~ LAND WHIT
iSG. . ig u-u 81
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

SARAT0GA.--The most nonuIar and direct
6kk% W.T. s.t s sP'sas sssmss y me People: Line
sun sirss Su, ~ eaVing DAILY iron Pisr ~ r. at
pAny, Saratoga and Montreal - '~S~A'' ~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
fnrulture.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
Il for casl-At COWPERTHWAIT'S, l55 and lbI chatnain
Three ourstOry buildings and Is largo wareIoOns ne
latest style goods Bureau and Dressngcase suites paeo
aud walnut, SIS 10 $3.50. Tap. BRUSSELS, I'll
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES! DOWN PRICES.
AVA B Dkets Of all kinds Carpets. Msttngs OLcIotIs
Carriage cloths Canvas BHraps, Buckrams Upholstery
Goods &c. ANDREW LESTER & Co.. No. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
gtsamboats ana Railroads.

Albany and TROY by day boats c. VlB-
a RSpD and pANIEI, DEEW.-Leave Vestryst pier
st 10 and a4hst a S$oam Landing 81 Sack anu TAT
,relecE Cask ana Hudson Close connection az Albany
WITH new tram a. D. IN. fer the West. Newfork
rf,i ana nv special Saratoga and Round Lake TO
%esy pcip and Newra and r1tuTn same day, S Pough
fes,ise 81 So. saratoga and retnra s. io
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
and Nauratuck Railroads Faro 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT 80 ana bridgeport ntli
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Ire Gream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and appreciated for It's purity nchness and certainty OF Do
ing delivered in good order.
CHURCHES FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, 90.
supplied at
25c. PER QUART
Depot 905 Fourth 1924 Broadway and rs Chaihsns
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
Drookipn properln 60 Gel.

rE'O LET-3-story brick SCllOOL-ilOtSE, No.
4 ~ ..rtu..r .i. Ss.sr, rfl,s DWELLING, 40 WI
I-,ctby =, GONDpS &. iOEp, % 'ilfk ~, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
mnsical JnsTrHnerIs.
Gitualions IOanie0--nlales

USEFUL MANA useful young man, Amer
lean wants situation be usfH understands cutt ns
Ycats A. butcher write welt IL used a. hcse iarn.
rafi,rr iair willing - be usetal city or County ss
NJ ~ eity reiereacs. At the PROTESTANT III hIAI
l3s etEaye. four doors above lOihst
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
NEW:YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSC

HA4NFH JAD.-NftCI 1916, ulFOUKH
usshs VII leave Grand Central Depot:
oOo m. Chicago aud Northern Express with drawing
iSn eafs through u Roohester. aud 81 Adams, VT
h- special Saratoga ExpTesA arrives al Saratoga
Montreal
1910 ~, Special Chicago Express with drawing
eAfs e Roclssster, Buffalo. aud Niagara Fsih-
10 a m- Northern and Western Express.
oo m. SPECIAL Safatoea Ezpress arrives NJ Saratogs
VEST - h@ss @'o~"' ~" --e' '''" w WV
s0o m. Montreal Express with Sleeping from New
so 70 - Ata1s. wing at Montreal NJ 8: 80
Ekpfess with sieepin Tor Watertown and
erS0 - ~ .Alsss for AontrcaI via Pattsbnfgh
st1hc Exprtss daily with sleeping cars Tor
hochsssss * nlaear fkis Bufaio Cleveland LouiSve and
ai's iF chicago via bsth 3 ID. e Railroads
and Saratoga 'sA soeP'"s" ~ ''' N''
osc I,ns a. per Local Time Txbles Tickets for sale at
yt s1e tLs btessay sid Weslcot k1press Co. Ofces
.oo and ss2 BroadwAy, New York and 333
"ssSinStopsLs bfookyn C Is. MEEKER.
Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

vi'O LET-Umtil May or longer, on basis 0i
$50 unfurnshc 800 mostly furnished win silva
horse chickens, large COTTAGE HESIDENCf" ~ Ip'iS
stable acre garden IN shade lawn and bearing pear H' ~ ~
mated thrcr minutes WAX frm West Eizhb.tb H. " p,U
tCrntId n. of y H. and so minutes Iide by lr,iuo
Of IIbe st. y. y OAs ANA wafer ~ h"
pav,mcns healthy location pasture lot ~.
careful parties apply this week on Tho premises VI " INV
OW y Err Room .. Ma. - Nassau.St
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRx, Friday, Aug. 4, 1875.
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day the fol-
lowing auctions made:
1 two story brick shop house lot No 6l7 Hudson
bet Troy and Janes, PAX about 1915 de" 4, ooo
'o'O''s "" anu By b. p Fdrchiid
1 three-story brick building and lot on Hudsonst vs.
near Iaightst, 251SO known on map OF Church an
farm as No l,l67; John Anderson on........'.'sii4io
treestory bnck building with lot 235 Fast 34th "a ,oo
st. $50 Of "a ayG Lot los Of iothsv
lot 81 iothaTe' SOTO II Of ioo,hst 2o.2Is6 .oo
same buyer -''N
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
TAIN 1856 IT OF sdsve 22xloo Duhy TO catn om,ua,
iSSs TH.ss, aSd s. IS VIE 10 ~ II y Johns 5000
S5tn,Si; iSi s. - ioIg aI2 ~es '.... $500
ooerSk ST. s es , rZ2 !, ~ :, 81 nrteps 81 900
lS;thsS 9o ~ and an ,nsmnd to Beni2... 1000
ll5ths 2G2 ft of 4th ave- loxl0olO; Il Meehen soo
n,. and ii. ~, TO 10000
HsnSys Sp 10 Sr N parons 1000
lrshar1, , e. s1 oU;1 II VI f'' ~ $4,000
lId'h .h ~ y ,s,tSrd u >; tyy ' " -. 1900
GA $, u + ~ doI ~ w q :" pjSe Ss '" - $4,000
Knss6IiiGe IN M = ~ d'H \, \ 4 reek 81 1850
u SigG4 PsIS I Il ~ ave- and eoi ST. also Goth st. ms
200 II " lih.ave i00Ii0O Jss Spencer. ref TO ooo
siths ais Of sthavc, 261lO22 II Glover :, ooo
Ri,ersd, ave- , e cor FrrDtss '' loO0
boulevard sc cor lo2dsI 75xloo' same 10 same
siave, No. 7ei store 80 years chrsAnson 10 n .aoo
roTsy ytI IT. 10 40 years: rnner to cGroran i.loo
t6fhciaI.l J. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-05

rI'O LET-On Central-avc., near Wllliams
Bridge Harlem Railroad large furnished h"uso VIII VIII
lawn garden Stables plenty OF ifit ana shade Apply
,0S N VALINTINI. T.. III Madison ave.