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Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

From old settlers we learn that more rain has fallen in uiis valley this season than any previous year The summer has also been much cooler, and many other climatic changes have taken place that are certainly due to the improvement and settlement of the country. The his tory of other States and Territories all prove that with increased population and consequent Improvement the eli mate has greatly changed. We are of the opinion that inside of five years owing to these changes the thermom- cter will never have occasion to go above the 95 degree mark. During the last season large number of trees have been set out, and more ditches taken out, all of which has a tenden- cy to produce the above result. The mOreuees planted more water brought on the land, and larger acreage all have an effect on our climase.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

in the extreme, and sat idly by and let their rights perish. The S5ar man dwells at length on Mr. Stevens expe- rience. We think that the people too have had some experience with MT. Stevens which will act as gentle re- hinder to them that he is not the man to represent Arizona in the Forty Sixth Conrrcss.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
NavapaE Mines.

From the Santa Cruz (Cal9 Couricr:
 The Tip-Top Company's mill k crushing ore with good success, and reports from the mine state that the vein is widening and increasing in richness. The Peck, however, k un- doubtedly ue mine of Arizona. The IcCracIin mill in Mohavc county is crushing about 100 tons daily, which yields about $S0.000 per month. Judge Silent recently said that the Bradshaw and Peek districts, near Prescott, were. in his opinion, mag niticent mining sections, the ledges having distinctneSS and permancncy. and the facilities for working. such as fuel, lumber and water, being un- surpassed. The Judge has just re- turned from q trip through the prin- cipal mines within a radius of forty miles Of Prescott. and gives a glow ing account of his holiday. He brought back about one hundred and fifty pounds of rock from different localities which he intends sending to California.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

The Enterprise has the following to say about Maricopa county politics: :: The Democrats have made good nom nations fer the Legislature: C. II. Gray for the Council, and J. T. Nsap for the House. Gray k able and pop ular, and Alsap is one of Arizona's best lawyers and shrewdest law mak- ITS. a man of large experience in leg islativc matters, he will probably de sire the position of Speaker, a place he has before filled. Rubc Thomas. tho nominee for Sheriff is well and fiIvorajiy known in Yavapai county. If elected we know of nothing to pre- vent him from making a good officer Neri Osborn, the candidate for Re corLler was raised in Prescott. His election would be a source of Gratifi- cation Co all our citizens.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

Prescott boasts of being able to support two first class theatres. They have been running for some time. Several pieces have been well render ed judging from the criticisms in the daily press of that town, but the gem of the season is now in active prepa- ration. It is called That Job Office" and the principal parts are played by John G. Campbell, his clerk Daily and John Marion.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

In a few weeks we will give an ex- tended notice of all the candidates seeking office in this county. As Mar icopa county extends over large ter ritory many of the candidates are unknown except in their own section. Such being the case it is certainly the duty of tie county paper to inform its readers of the qualifications of the different men in the race.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. E. p. Ryder

DENTAL NoTICE.-Dr. F. P. Ryder, permanently located at Prescott, will visit PheniX, professionally about Sept. 10th Dr. R. is not a travelling dentist, but visits PhcniX at the re quist of several citizents of this place; he proposes to es- tablish branch office here if he re- ceivcs sufficient encouragement. IL would be well for anyone desiring the services of a dentist 10 await his ar rival. All work warrented: satisfac- ton guaranteed charges moderate gre lcrs to T. (. Bray, Prescott
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

The Chico (Cal.l Enterprise brands as falsehood the statement that there is a citizen of Chico who Is so fond of money that after he has paid a bill he walks home with the man he paid it to, so as to be near the money as long as possible:
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
CANr RENo. Nnrn.L a1. 1s1s.


 EDITOR HERAu: While a meeting of the electors were wisely engaged in discussing their wants and wishes relative to the approaching election, not far from the boundary between Yavapai and Maricopa, the chairman being of the Stevens persuasion, mer- ited a good deal of contempt and so aroused the feelings of an honest miner and straight Woolsey man, that he seized his favorite poodle dog by the hind legs and hurled him at the chairman, knocking that gentleman endways. The miscreant escaped during the melee which ensucd. After the confusion had suLsided and order restored. a show of hands was taken. the result of which was 2f for Wool sey, for Campbell, and ? for Stevens.
 IRISH LORD.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
Special to the HERALD.

YUMA, Sept 6. EX-Gov. Haight died on the End instant of heart disease.
 Following freight arrived during the present week to date: Florence. ; W r 1, McM II Co 1; PheniX, c L 3, j C 5 ,, J B i, G E NJ 3; Yuma. west div. co. 1 car lumber. Globe Mat NJ Co g; Tip Top, I T VI Co 9 Prescott R & K 90; Wknberg J V K 1; Signal J C1.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6.

Greenville asks the Howard Asso- ciation to send at least three doctors and twenty nurses. Dispatches re- port four new cases at Canton. Miss. making 16 and i deaths. A dispatch from Grenada says there have been 20 deaths in the last six hours. Prof. Irwin died to-day. The people of Holly SpIings ask for physicians and nurses. There is malignant fever out there, three deaths and sixty cas- cS.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
MEMPHIS. Sent. 6.

Our city at present is one vast charncl house. Undertakers repoa 96 intcrments for the 2i hours ending 6 p. m. Of these 93 deaths were caused ,by yellow fever; 1G were white and 20 colored. \ visit to the country undertaking establishments discloses the fact that at nightfall 60 more deaths were reported but still unburied.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
FLoRENCE. Gih

The CHi-en made its last appear ance here this morning. The mate rial k packed ready for shipment to Tucson, where it will be re-cstablish pd
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
NrN Nnpr Snnt i

Returns from 1JG towns give the following v0tc for Governor: Proctor. rep, 21,214: Bingham, dem., 12.609 {: Martin, grecnhacS, 1,052; scattering 100. Republicans elected to Congress from Is and 2nd districts. Below. Bolter and Greenbacker, elected in 3d
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

The Miner says: Joe Phy win be inc coming man fer Sheriff n Mari copa COREY Gan always he relied GocL
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
EICKsnrRG- Sent (.

Right Rev. Bishop Elder, after most noble and glorious service, fell today. Thermometer stood at 93 degrees yeStcrday; weather warm and cloudy, threatening rain.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
SANDrsKY- Sentemher G.

\ colored man named Taylor, who is supposed to have murdered a white girl, Miss Mcdonnell, was taken from the Sheriff this morning by mob and hung to lamp post. The au- thorities were totally incapable of managing the mob or doing their 1lrf1-
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
MAsuINGrnN Sent G

The Commissioner of Internal Rev enue has q decided that medicated spirits are subject to tax the same as il not mcdicatcd.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
ST PAUL. Sent. 6

ST PAUL, Sept. The republican state convention re- nominated for Associate Judge of the Supreme Court John M. Berry; for Clerk of Supreme Court $. II. Mich Ols.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
GAIyEsroy. September 6

4 Dallis special says that Ira liar ris and II. Calder, the former re ceivcr and the latter director in the Dallis < Wichita Railroad. were met on the street today, by EX-direc- tor Rosscr and Painter. Some words passedwhen revOlvcrs were drawn and firing commenced. Calder was mor- tally wounded: the cx-directors gave themselves up.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07

NIENNA. NcpIcmDcr b. Three hundred soldiers and lremen were killed by a water spout at Mis- kortcz, Hungery. They were buried in one gave. Two hundred persons are still missing.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
LITERARY NOTES.

Professor II. Gragtz's II story of the Jews,
which flls eleven volumes. VIII appear in English con-
ucnscd by the author into three volumes.
Mr.. Rossitcr Johnson has been compiling
pleasant book cf Payday Poems such as Al" ol INC
funny order rather Tran tine witty rcrs dc soc"-or
the benefit Of " Leisure Hour readers
That valuable work, Grsenius's small He
hrow-C Ccrman lexicon has jst been issuedm Germany
I'm an eighth edition. brought we'll into line with the
latest phloogy similar edition OF the grammar Is 10
appear.
Professor Robertson Smith, the author of the
Biblical articles in the Encyclopedia Britannica has
lust published an Additional Answer" to the charge OF
lercsv summarizing the evidence that parts Of the Pen
tatruchaI law are later than Moses.
Mrs. Thomas Brassey's book describing the
voyage around the world Of the yacht sunbeam, to be
rcpublshcd bv Henry Holt 4 CO.. makes considerable
volume which will have twenty Illustrations ana
the map given IN the original LnghSn cdlIOh'
Mr. G.. f. PascOe. states The AHeHTHm, Is
preparing a work with the title OF d" The Dramatic LlSi'
in which biographical aud other details viii be gwen OF
the principal living actors and actresses, with cll'cal
opinion, on their acting, extracted from contemporary
journals.
Macmillan g. Co. will shortly issue the sec
opd volume of The DGiB NcicSS correspondence,
containing the letters of Archibald Forbes McGarraan
and others OF its brilliant stan This volume Will cover
the period from the fall Of Kars TO the Treaty OF San
In the current numberOf The ErOiution may
be found an exposition OF the poetry Of the future by
George Edg Montgomery, in which the writer seeks
20 prove that poetry st the highest mode of eXpres
sion and wherein this noble art is Influenced 10y
new conditions
Captain l.. j. Trotter, an English officer,
who lately wrote History of India tor tue Society for
Promoting Christian knowledge, is engaged on Life OF
Warren Hastings, in which he will endeavor TO yind
cate his hero from the charges brought against Lm by
NIL and MacOulJy.
The Ten Year Book of Cornell University,
winch will contain many things Of interest in regard 10
alumni and professors Of Corneis first decade, and
which is edited by Professor willard Fiske is RAPIDLY
approaching completion, and will be issued during COM
mCuCement week.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
IIu. OID rEIIlHIE >IONINGTON IINr
10 PlllLADELPIIlA,
VA
PINN~NLNANIN RAILROAD.

TIE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NlW.NOEk AND ruIlApELPNIN.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Dr;ut5 u
Philadelphia tvoIu NvW l"JG.
Double Track the most mpu,scJ Equipment Hnl the Fastest
consistent absolute safety.
ON Hul after Ma. L.. lNt~.
Trains Sow YORK D's'ip,srs Jul
uutt streets Ferries. follows;
i.t, 7jO, 80, 900 mDtrN n q. m, a. GjO 80.
p 80 AMI = SUNDAY, $50 and a. ~, D. t. tJp, $50.
so Iut D. IA.
OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through traiuS
al J,t'y tvi anoriug speedy aud direct transfer Tor
GToohllu travel.
K,iuruug trains leave Philadelphia 20. 3.5j :. 73o =
aud u IN Oimttci Express i' I M %, l. $50. :.
aud 7.o5 p. aud H. midnight en- Sunday $50. $50, =
. 30 q. M. 1. 1.ij J.. aud II Midnight
Ticket Offices No.. 90 snd go bl"ndwav No ! AStor
lI1lru-r'- i't
st. AMI Iuokyu Auu,N Depot foot ~ Fulton ST. BROOKLYN,
III ll6 and lis Hudson IT., ol"-"u Depot, Jersey
CIty. EmlgIaut Irhct Office, 40 p lattrN place. ~
FRANZ THOMSON, /. T.. PALMER
General Manager Gcul Passenger Agent.
s%n MILES for 10 CENTS.
1eFO citizens llur-ITuy boats state rooms only 81
bcrs - Let elias, fare - NcW palace
saratoga" and City Troy leave daily except
day. q T.. from Pier 10, y. r. foot Of Leroy
with express all points North East
west. StatcIuom and LIough tickets ~ DuDDS IN.
PRESS, 0I4 Broadway, y. Y. aud CouIts, brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
DUBLISIIED THIS DAY.
LIFE OF CHARLOTTE CUsHMAY.

CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN: HER LETTERS AND
MEMORIES OF HER LIFE. Edited by Emma sebOns
With from Photographic iIchoypc Of the Por
taitbust by SteObus aud Picture VI Miss Cushmans
Newport villa vol, syo, gilt top 81 90
Charlotte Cushman woman Of strong character. as
well as an actress Of great celebrity
mate friend SteJbus pays generous tribute to
noble womAuly qualities. and tells with hearty appreciation
the story Of her aruous and highly successful dramatic ca
reel large crc Of those who admired her rs Meg Mc
niles. Queen Cathaiinc Lady Macbeth other Of her
uowned characters, and the many who England and Amer
A euoyed acquaintance h0uorcd by her friend
slip VIII this book fitting memorial Ot the great
actress they admired and Of tie Aghsouled woman they
loved.
ut "a by an Odds the most delightful biography of an
Gailetin aiiajii1 "''-'- '''' '"' ''''
MEMORIAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
BY james Freeman Clarke, author Of len Great RcD
gions," &c. ! vol, l2mo. a..
CoDtents-John A. Andrew; Dr. James Freeman; Charles
sumner; Theodore Parker; Dr. 8. q. Howe; Dr. William
Ery Clanning Dr. Walter Claiming and some Of lis con-
tempOIares. Dr. l. g Gannett Roy. Samuel J. May; Dr.
susan mock: George Keats Robert J. Brcckurdgc;
George j. Juu!Us Butus Booth the elder wash
incton o his Influence; Tero ocueAary AG
dress Shakespeare Rousseau IAe Heroes O one country
Town william Hun
For knf deucaon Of character for emphatic rccogui
ton qualities which broaden cxalt and beauty
characters and a moral sunshine that
thing everybody 10 be IN the best light THIS book
especially noteworthy.
WATCH AND WARD.
ANovel Bg Henry James r. Little Classic style Ecl
tdses. 81 -
This novel admirable book Tor summer reading
III only engaging story bat has the charm Of
style which Jame.s tcl.stfm travel skoches
excellent and striking !oJg novels popular
with inte'ugen readers.
OTHER BOOKS By MR. JAMES.
PASSIONATE PILGRIM AND OTHER STORIES
i2m0. a..
TRANSATLANTIC SKETCHES. l2no 81.
EODERICK III DsON a NOycl. l2mo g.
THE AMERICAN. a NoyCl. l2Ino -.
In richness Of expression and sNlcujor o. literary
inruaucr We may compare him with the greatest and ud
none greater tlaH ne. Atlantic Monthly.
THIRD EDITION.
LIFE or GENERAL BAETLETT.
by f. ". PaIcy. Portrait. 81 90
noble record Of a most clya,rJus man," Boston Ad
VCT'iScr
He was Comra1c - all kuigtly souls and
hc IL takes Dir Id'c among Tie Art1s t" Gaa
ana the rdneys VI all times -. .Pttshed
For aae by an booksellers. Sent, post pld recent
ITcc 10y tho Publishers
HOUGlTON. OSGOOD & CO.. Bo.ton.
NcwYork ONCE, p Astor.placc.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Eiituniious Uanieb-- females

tTBUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, $50
~ 4havc, near 2iI.st. Gate BoOkhams) will bo ounh
large number Of sclt ct servants ior private ames
Ole; nao and female; for city country Orders Dy haH
receive prompt attention. W. II. HuCKE Proprietor.
AT BEDELL'S, 80 and 342 4tI-ave., VIII
"a be five hundred girls dalY, sudb"
for hotels large and small boarding houses Tor Cy or cGun
1,rs waitr,ssrs head Iauurcsscs irOn'Ts scrub ana
kitchen girs: head walters. portcrs hremeh @c'
pOYS' CLOTHES CUT and MADE-WoriS
ID ofau binds done IN families. Address DENI"Nhi al
west 3itlst. -------
TOOK-Will assist in washing.-By a Scotch
" Protestant girl best Of city fecrcuce can De seen a
oGG Ghayc., near 2idat lst h.ol. ------
COOK.-By Protestant woman as COOK, ana
" assisting at washing and ironng city or country AP
ply at No. 1o7 West 2otlist
COOK.-A competent girl as good plan
y cool, and cYCclHt washer and ironori city reference
city or country. H6 West iih-si.
EOOK.-By a Scotch woman as hrSt-claSs
- meat and pastry cook objection I" Il boi IIS Us
either city country best references No l"' LdS'
l3thst, In the rear; inst door
GOOK. &c.-i}y respectable woman. to cook,
~ ~asI and Iron. with dau EAt, seventeen year @ o ="
ChambcTwork and waiting city or country soou ''! i
CnCes. No. 35l East 3lst.si.
NOOK.-A smart, active woman, who under
~ stauds all kinds OF h1stcliss cooking IN every ir
wants place In summer oArlng lour'' a, H"'
wages good references. l"o 6th-hFe ap1Ne Ioln lnS-
NOOK. Nc.-A smart active Protestant wo-
Nmal. who understands meats, soups, pastries aih l
kinds of nice family cooking: also take care OF mix ana
butter good references. l%o 6tiaye, above oihSl,
COOK.-A respectable girl rs iirStratc cook
- good bread and biscuit maker; and TO assist WIN ,nc
washing objection To the country bt5 'IIy I'i'I'''
No. II West jOtirst., present employ c's.
TOOK.-By a young woman as liISt-clasS
soun, ana desserts; hpuiu
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
6teamboais ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE or THROUGH RAILROAD

1AEPAR1 l. ItE Of 1nhOUOli 'Nii@i'N-AD
~ TRAINS FROM NEWfORk ,,,--,,u.-,o,
BALTIMORE ONO RAIIRUAD-i:Nprts LOT W ,a
aud Wcs>:2O Express for WASHINGTON sh 9i' nJ
soutI-l:OO m. Express for Washington the 0ou'i' ~
West-9:OO J.. - <oruet
ERIE RAILwAY-9OD o. IN. and 500 and D. m. Nanuo'
Spriug Valley and MOnsey 100 9ij a. m. 40 p ~ M
NEW YORK CESTGALAND HUDSON RlvE-s lO;5" anu ii''0
a M. and 40 g.. 7:jO $50 and ii 2. III. ,.,,o.,
NEwJERsEY SOUHIERS-FOr Philadelphia (stealler e''es'-
O.{ md 4 u IN
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWA1
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHiLbDFII'IIA
Leave Sew YORK for Trenton and Philadelphia al b3
g}O lIiO m lO, $780, $780, II p and at p M ioI
Trenton ,.r.-,,
Leave Philadelphia from station North PcnnsyyanlaHaiI
rlaI Third lnd K,rksss at 1905 T3O, $50 1880 I
l.}O 3.,n. $50 M. ,.-
Leave Trenton for Nc.YorA q, l9O except Monday $780,
500 1870 a. m. l2lj, 2.lj, i:ln, G.lj p. IA. ~
PUimiu Drawing Room ait attached 10 ne i,V1 H.
$3.50 p from ScN-luIk to the 80 n ln JO p H.
tIaiu, lUm Philadelphia.
II NDNS TRAiN-- Icav" York and Philadelphia ~
$50 H.. 53O y L'ayr y" ~ "Tk ior Trenton ~ 100
a m Lave Trenton NJ l-p. lu-O a. m. u p ~.
Tickets for sale AZ foot ot IIb"rY--t, No| 5@ ana w
Broadway, ai the run.pal hotels a.! ono {" ii IN ] i
~ Sew aud BrOuh u aud ~ 40 ,oulst, Bi"Oh
!yn baggage clro ked from residence tu destination.
J. 1 S.t -. !
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
United STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
NVHITE STAR LINE.

nv TT T. = ] AK DIN T.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
ron QUEESSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOuCe-Ihe Steamers this Line take the Lane Routes
by Manly t. NJ both tho outward
aud hOmewaTd voyages
BlurANNIC, capt Pcry,...... SATURDAY, June J. tp IN
CELTIC capt. Gcade Thursday, June D. $50 H. III
GERM MIC Capt kennedy SATURDAY June 10. p III
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER
These uniform IN size and unsurpassed IN ap
Tho Saloon state rooms smoking and Bath
placed amdshps where the noise and motion
felt anordng degree Of comfort hitherto unaainabe
RATES Saloon $50 and 500 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steernge, S2a
inspection plans other inormator apply tho
CoDpany's onces, No. 81 Broadway New York
IL. ]. CoRTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

" STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEN.IOKk,
~ulIIINMpItN ASb BKENIN.
tONPANN'- III.N iD,t of NltONl'~I. HpBoktN
Nu~II..... sat June uD, ........ sat June -
ODER ......~at June VIZ li SAT. june -
RATES OF pass AGI from NI.N YORK 10 SOl GHALP
TON, IiANRE OK EEENIN. -. 49,. .
FIRST CABIN. 800. gold. SECOND CABIN, 500 @oI
SIEI.RAGI, so, currency. .
Return IcAtih al reduced rates PCpid Slec!ABe IfInA
cafes so currency.
fu licsit OF pa--lG g. Apply To-
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Jnsirntilon.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will be held the College Building 49th ST and Madsonaye
commencing on WEDNESDAY, June 3, at $50 O'Clock a. m
EXAMINATIoNs FOR ADMISSION TO any one Of the
Eve courses IN the
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering. Metallurgy
knaytiG and Applied Chemistry Geology and Pal8ODt1OgY
win be held at the School Building 4Jh st. and 4thaye on
FRIDAY, June 7, at 93Oa. m. ,..-.
EXAMINATIONS Of the several cassesin the Academic Depart
Snent and School Of Mines VIII commence MONDAY
May 70, At $50 q. LII
FREE TUITION
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and in
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES Il offered 10
SersonS unable TO pay usual fees for instruction, the
following conditions, to-wit ,--,-- A. =, .,-,..-,
The applicant must state that he desires 70 be admitted
20 free tu6n at time Of presenting himself Tor eIama
Ne pust present certificate that his circumstances are
such 10 ene him this privilege signed ny some person
Grepute who Ia relative. ,..-.,-
81 He aproheency in every subject OF eXamn
fon expressed by tbs nunber 90 ola scale III winch 4VV
he must maintain subsequent 10 admission standing
taljDg In which be will be liable 10 forfeit bis privilege
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE ~,
AT 1890 A. NJ.
+. A. P. BARNARD, LII. D.. President.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
RAIL- RIVER LINE
BOSTON
Lnlau points East, Via Newport and Fall River

Mammuu'h Palace steamer. BRISTOL dnd Prov lDENtE
I,,y, New YoIk daily from foot 0f MurTIy-St.
T. ~ ; June 3 to -rrtcmIcr + inc. : Pier % y" "
Leave Brooalyu, VIA "AuLcN' boat at $50 :. HI
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Gitratious iuantcG--fema!es.

vtvANTFD-Rv n lady of twenty years eX-
lsIeuCV; q S,,,Iot crs Address DESIGNER Up
town Tribune Once. l.2jS Broadway.
XyTASUING,-A coored washcrwOnan wishes
w family or gentemcns washing by ne week 9r s uoa.
call on or address 80 I4thst between ON ana oaNu9
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
-AlEs FROM 2la O'CLOCK TO CLOSE
,NsU AFE H. "


\ s ! iTl
lntl hi. -
Western Union
90 ... NA a
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Geip uantco

4 CASHIER WANTED IN fr-t-cIasS store
"a our will $500 good uiy and have P'rua
Icut -ituauun: w,cLy salary, 80. NCHEnEhEk = co"
SO - tlutuI-Ilacr.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
sEcnNn nONRn-l n'OLnCK ?. nj

Louisiana - con
buhu ...- -
Bur G. x & y n 1T
! H.tDO O......... D.
che RINp Gs 1917
Registered
rn.uiO. lO9
y .ut LIT con
LOCO Ice 80
Amer Dock l Cos
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

n y
mau who thoroughly understands the care "i horses i
ur-s and rarragcD sklltu driver aui good groom nE,u
with some of The families In this city; 'GH years WIN
I,s c,uInypr call or address F l5j " est J2dsi
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
For Boys and Young Men-COuntry.

ip sV FIcucE Spanish and German thoroughly taught by
espCIen professor RAPID success guar anietd 10 those
III earnest. call address PROFESSOR 81 East 3OiIst
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
rIIICU VAIIEY RAILROAD.

Tickets and Statcroows secured az all principal hotels ana
"'" ~ ' ' EORuIS G LOWELL, Agents
Gro / f1Sytr. General Passenger Agent