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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
CRIME. &

JOHN GRILL, was hanged at Newton
N. j., on the 24th inst, for the murder of
his daughter last June.
ANDY MER1NHAN, the murderer of
John Raymond Jackson, at Logansport,
Ind, last fall, has been convicted and
sentenced TO be hung June 18th.
A DISPATCH from San Francisco of the
26th of April says Chas. w. Haymers
wac hanged at Winnemucca for the
murder OF T. K. West one year ago.
THE governor refuses to interfere
IN the case: of Henry Moett, sentenced to
be changed in Columbialcounty,N N. Y,
on the 7th of May for the murder Of his
wife.
The trial OF ex-Postmaster Macarthur
of Chicago, charged with embezzlement
of $4,000 of government funds, was con-
cluded on the Goth by a verdict of guilty
and fine of $4,000.
THE coreners jury in the DeYoung
tragedy, at San Francisco, concluded its
labors on the Goth, and returned a YER
dict to the effect that DeYoung came to
his death from the effects of a pistol
fired by Kalloch. The verdict charges
Kalloch with murder.
A PRETENDED commercial traveller,
claiming to represent the wire goods
house Of E. Barnum, of Detroit Mich,
is travelling through the west dead beat
ing hotels and borrowing small sums of
money says a. dispatch Of the oath inst.
He is short and thick, dark eyes, and has
two front teeth missing. He is an I'm
mitigated fraud.
DENNIS KEARNRY was brought before
tho If Sov~
the Goth, on writ of hnbe0s corpus. The
court decided that it had no power to re-
view its own action, and Kearney was re.
manded to the house of correction to
serve out his sentence.
VIM. P. GILLESPIE, of Columbus, Ind,
on his death. bed few days ago made a
confession that he and two others, names
not given, killed wealthy: stock trader
named James Jameson ten years ago and
divided between them a large sum of
money found on his person. Jameson's
body was never found and this is the first
clue to the manner of his death.
A. DISPATCH from San Bernardino
says: "Prospectors have been compelled
to leave the new mines, recently discov-
cred on the Colorado river, by the
Chimehueva Indians. A Mail rider is
reported killed by them. A miner was
killed by them some months ago at Old
Woman's Springs. and his body found
last week. His gun and coat were seen
in the possession of one of the Chime
huevas. The San Bernardino cavalry
have been ordered out to aid the sheriff
of that county to arrest the murderers of
the mail rider, and trouble is expected,
as the Indians have burned their wig
vans and taken to the mountains. They
are said to be well armed and provision
ed"
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE, April 20 .-Flour--Dull and lower
Wheat-Opened weak and ~ lower; closed
firm; No. hard, LIZ; No. l, lib: No. 2,
10sA: 109A for seller April; 1.1o2z for seller
May; 1.09x for seller June: No. 8. 100; No. 4,
IS; rejected, 80. Corn-Quiet; No. 2, $500.
Oats-Very quiet; No. 2, 29st. Rye-Firm and
higher; No. l, 1871. Barley-sc lower: No.
2, 20.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06

San Francisco is IN terrible state OF
excitement again, over the continuation
of the old feud between the Kallock and
De Young families, which resulted in
the killing, last week, of Charles
De Young, senior proprietor of the
Chronicle, by ]. M. Kallock, son of Mayor
Kallock. Charles De Young is the man
who shot Mayor Kallock last August,
while the latter was-a candidate for the
Office of mayor, lnflicting two serious
wounds-one in the breast and
one in the thigh. The De Young's-
Charles and Mike-made some
severe attacks upon the private charac-
ter of Kallock in the columns of the
Chronicle. Kallock returned the
fire in public speech, by cast
ing reflections upon the mother Of
De Youpgs. The De Youngs were ter
rlbly enraged at this, and Charles i'm
proved an early opportunity for shoot
ing Kallock. All this occurred last
fall, but as Kallock's wounds did not
prove fatal, and as ne was elected may
or, the excitement quieted down; but
recently pamphlet Was largely circu-
lated in San Francisco, reiterating the
scandals upon the private character of
Mayor Kallock. This so enraged young
Kallock that he avenged the attack
upon his father by walking into the
Chronicle counting rooms and firing
four shots at Charles De Young, the last
shot striking De Young in the mouth,
killing him almost instantly. Young
Kallock was arrested and is in jail, but
it cannot be denied that the shooting
was provoked by the outrageous at
tacks made by the De Youngs upon the
Kallock family. Mayor Kallock is the
leader Of the workingmen's" and
"sand lots parties, and Charles De
Young was the leader Of the Honor
able Bilks," 80 that it is difficult to tell
where the feud will end.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
NEWS NOTES.

In the struggle to capture party of
colonists bound for Kansas by two rival
railroad passenger agents at Rochester,
the fare was reduced from $30.6l to IS.
one agent selling ninety-three tickets
and the other forty-four.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
The Next President,

The politicians are anxious on this subject. but
much more important thing for ali who have
poor appetite, or impaired digestion, or skin dis
know that Warmers Safe Bitters will cure them.
$1,000 will be paid to any one who will prove that
there is better medicine Of Its kind. - so
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06

WHAT kind Of robbery is not danger.
Gus? A safe robbery of course.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHiNGTuN. -. G. June -. lNSh

CEALED PROPOSALS will be rec ivcd n
- the United Treasury Department. unui II 0c""k
noon Monday. July II. lSHL Tor shpph1ng I,obl }arGs
more or less best American hVcanr di Brussels
1900 l. hS of the best Auri AL
catpe nj United states public Buildings.
CUuAGccI Uue-H Dy q minnlarlu''f OF
regular i'll ct-. and accompanied iT dr"si "i
100 tinted states nuIr!. ur CERT nel ch'cA IH Tar
as Of good faith. Dcp"rit ~ ul
bidder Will until rzci ~ entered into ana bud
than surriics the pes A. SUM 81
conditioned that terms Of cOtiact sha te tntiuY
executed
js must per ward delivered al the Treasury
Department aud must be- accompanied ny sample
half yards CaIIt, with makers maine mar
thereon and yarl lII specimens Of the
quality Of the Ods pInlsIscl to De furhHntd ..,
reserves the right 10 reject any or all bds
waive defects
ds shOnId addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury
ami indoIscd PropotaS for carpet amt carpet Inning"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YeRK. Friday. June 25. 1880.
The following sale was held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
BY Scott & Mvers
Q lots Valentine ave. cor NJ Grand-ave, Path ~
Ward each 25xl00 JDo Claffey. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SKw-YoRE CITY.
HagSsss HagSsssE No 7 ;a and Il Henry Palmer and wifeto
osd.sts a. 500 Il Of have 112sIiSG.Sx
Hartman G snd d others to Ella i Wendell l4.1oo
Lyman Ayery HSd another executor etc to COON
wsss etsF ess craig
Avs& ss%ss cor lots Ea6t Haas and wife
sth;sys,s cor q SSd'.t 25.b1i0u John Gesser %
77t6s n . rs It Of istave, 26'lIi32; Oswald
wasSngtonaSe Wscg ioS Of "a ST. 25xoO caia
rne b Robinson, executor. etc, 10 James Camp ,oo
l7lstst s. 50 Of Raiircadavc 5ox60 IoGeln
1osye 60 eor o SsSs the Mutual
Mstch s9c ana husband to Clara Helm $4,000
s0o wam sennscEer SH and wife TO val
A0'a Content and husband to Thomas HiHdey $4,000
aoi5; Morris & sseTne RI to Simon 124Oo
Hi1dley and wife 20 Augusta Content $4,000
rome.' :. 10000
2e9nar. on IT Scnlter referee 10 f Perry -. 925
3 M S" @ Ma ne Sis o James
4s.Ss' Wnte !. a5sis Of adave ssaxio65 Fanny
Marcus and husband to Charles II Ii unit receiver
sdsvs esd wardl plot No 25 io0xi0o ,oo
wife Robert II Green.. oVV
Hudson shore Ot) adj0ulnnR estate OF
Abrah am SchcrmerhOTn at Riverda!e, ~ -oo
Adelaide Morris and others to robert q Marn low
l1Sth-st g. 2kJ IT of 7th-ave TO 8 l9ihst lbOx
20iI0i Ma'hide e''rno ~ .'.D'.." Dan,ei i 250oO
.ne nrotcrty d q Thompson TO Simon SierDe 25OIU
RECORDED LEASES.
Bovine Il and another. executor etc. to August
Herzog part OF building on corner Of CHI anu o-.
Hague sts; years rent. 40
.Ony pal and mortrages are given oy
rome Of other Si4OOo
3yearS
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

TIE TRUSGFrs OF NEW YOEK ANp BIZ oklAAf
OnlCe ~. ~ NaicT-st,
BGuoKLYY JLnr -. 1870.
CEALED PRO POSAI.S will bc received by
- the Trustees Of the NewYork and brooKly rdf ~
theif ulcr 2t aeI-st.. BI0oa unt IL M Of Jul ~
lSnO ioI h" manufacture aud delivery oi about l1i:p -
feet board Of southern Yellow fihc ahu a"i'
27..UOO feet board measure. OF " Nhiic OAK.
Sprcfcaiins can be had upon Lpp.icl"n a. nc "'e "l
the Trustees W. a. f,pf.tli ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Orntes nn0 1cn0crs.

GuropeGn advertisements.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
~ OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
iLANOU lING STOCK FOR sOCPa MADE
UISHES AND SAUCES.
LiEBIG COMPkNY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. 4 II which n =
should feel grateful. ."-Sre "Med.cal Press" Ian
Get" BRUSH Me'cal Journal"
CAUTION Genuine with the fac smile nf Baron
lIebR's signature In blue ink label.
Consumption in England increased tenfoll IN ton
years"
l1EDIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To DC Ind Of all atOre kerpNrs aad
chemists Sole agcntA for tho Unitct States (ShOe-
sale Ony), e. DAVID ~ CO.. 43 MARI lane, London,
England
Sold wholesale by Park q T1lford, Smith & VanderleeK
Ackcr Merral q COnd hckcssOu q liObbns. IL. X. y B
Is. Ihurber & Co j. hliaus &
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
propo5n!s.

DROPOSALS FOR NATURAL HYDRAULIC
CEMENT. .. ,....-
OFFICE OF BtmnIvG FOR STATE. WAR ANp NAVY nrrART}
hlAT> WASHINGTON, y. G.. Junc -. so )
SEALED PROpO All, for furnishing aul drlN -rldt ~
the site of the Budn. for STATE War and Navy DepHt
meuts In this cIly 4dpO barrels more Or ltSsl -
"NATC RAJ HIDEAC Lie CEN II, ....
will be received At THIS OnSe until II M 81 Juy = l ana
Ouencd Immediately The ofcr In presence ~ lid rf~
ank fngIs of sal AMI uslrnci"i- u"
FINISHED manufacturers and Gcacfs uy
F TIiuo. LINCOLN CASEY.
- Ll { OF EnginrrrA
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Gllnntlons Mllcs

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TtIE 81 "
n 19Hh T&nXE WIZ /, EE hECEiEG Fl GP rry AFT }ii.
st' or SGS Wr.i iwri,.jnrlti. rorn"T i1:at'aYs,;
No. a2 ta,l tolr "n,ls'. r"r9er Hi"n ,tFiC"
tiiaiicm ). ,inS. sank iulo4, up 49, AZ re.d!A'
office II
A MIDDLE AGED MAX. - years Of age,
~ would hyc si'uanu - W1ic mt or pot tr H"l'Nt
cE-SX cii %'l %hii. ' 9 '' M'' -', i 't,
4 YOI'%G Gorn,"t-AmrIiclu wants poi
~ on &c. some NJ t'"'tlr L%"'' -,'I' ~ ~ H. t
and b. g., ;r'"'n' 'Al %. '"'''~7 'l'''' "i"'-'
1 YmI'NG MAJ. - yrlr~ G.; aS.. would Ike
erwin r'a,, and i,Iiar 'ii'of io'. @ ~ - heur,t
ai:S 40. , %S o.r s, &rr @crfLi ~
UOOKKEEPER. &c.-Bv u smart, rus'IinS
ID I,si:r-. ma. " ,ct' 81 .s' ir ., 1' D" - r
MI. Tt.bu'r unirr.
by A KESPECTAELE Y0UNG MAN. II
, yr1, ~ - g !, h,. Sr E .i "S' i ' r Y. ' give
RARTKNDER.-B wan who mas had two
ciiAMIr, HI.rt' 'ihi'"%;:ASG r.a at iro'.i rai'".
NOACHMAN-By Pro'r,tant vouus man
cnt ea.y!oye, aeac''iI IDl,
20 fCHMAN and GEOOM.-By \ competent
< Snrr clioi, to,,.,} nl' r,t''as D. r,t-r
.. ol,. Of i. m IT,, % ,.t%i 81 r & le var. ' m
1r.bane r'ovn nic l-'' ~ aa.ay.
nRlYER of - drirvcry va@.n; ! nm honest,
Atirr,t ',.'.i -, i.ti;r..oa ,.- rro,.,a
NRlVER Of Il DELIVERY WtGUN.-hy IN
- h"n ~ ca HA'" man l. ,', n'' ,"'.r ',
v. HYA>. .0- h,c.'.
E.'ARNERS Si.TAIIuN WANTEp-Ey Il
I:.ndt ~ .& 's'' o. m sa,. rn4 'n.r .n ao'
GAEDENEE - g >"un. Grrm n in 4
- pl-ut .cHlr " 'rr Z" 49, h"i''""ih b't frfrt'
EEUTEL CLEEK.-Io .i,ion 4, hol'I c'"rk,
~ s'~'i alic~@. rn" .atn az l.'- ,',i Oh" i"
M. r. e. iia%rT t5i :,,,.. Ma,.
AN 4 YOUNG MAN. 20 wears IF p,..;
wan pl.;c 10 a i,aii dry s'ysr ousc 'n' iI g'rir
AID have GOO Adnc-s u CAsLr. .sf at M
pOETER or WATCHMAN.-By = young man
liable nnd nn fni-i r~rcrrLcrs. 4oart.s EH%i.sr
NAGil-C MIh1 il"5 5thtt.
DORTER. WATCIlMAN or COLLECTOR.-
by yonng man Il y~as old. a. porter. vatcmar
cgr"r % id@1 ' nn 'I rrc r "a 3" furnish nF
GALESMA\.-A y"urE man , years %; axe,
- would Ike po.iion 'irv goods IS frn
give sa''ta' tory refer rr'' Address 'O2 iti ave
TRANELLING SALESMAN.-Eng1p"m
de.ea y SSans a ytSrs od , is rap daP'i iI1,g
States AMI under - IN uniIIing energy
nratcaa references Adrr.. f.. y. NJ. D,vci, New Jrrry
USEFUL.--By IA smart, pushing workman,
| nud liTai work shape. AddcaA PETER
THOMF F~ON. 80 BOnd-
ISEFUL.-BY Il young man N any rpSpPcta-
- be busncss Wiling to work hing.
how humble has good rclcrcacrs AddrcsH j. WEST Man
haitian House. l34 BOwery.
tVATCHMAN.-ly young man twenty-five
w years O Is honest. worthy and reliable.
can furnish 1fatclasa reference AdIcsa r. H., 81 East
l4th-At.
| NNATCHMAN, PORT ER or COLLECTOR
w want osiiion asogat tchm1 porter collector
honest and sCirutpuS. would UiCayOT
employer in any capacity IN which may be placed good
reference. Address i. g. 10 stAyc.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
legal Notices.

OHATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.-THOMAS
~ H. SULLIVAN. Aucrto' ser-Win sell at public ancton
on nhe 2Gth OF June, 1885, at 10 O No. 28 West
20tst in city trniture and nxtares Of lager besr
sal0on. by order OF the nOrtgagec ASHBEL p FITCH,
AtIoTpeyf MCYtgagee, % NassaRst., N,Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
0rean Giedmers.


GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Pier Company No 42 North River foot q r
way aud the discOmtors Of crossing Channel in small
IxBRAD0R; sanger Wednesday % JT9 So nom. %
cSechs oraT on Credit Lyonna OF Pa 60 SUIT
u UNIrED States NAIL I; sTGAMEHS5 TIvNnSFs5r
FoE Esssns SHxfNstsSSENN FaS g. Af !, NJ
ABiz9T 4 fsDAY july G. 459 IN
TspHYY Ss6HY 'SE &ng q :. G3S sioS m
t Gt ircD every in requisite q make
the Atlantic both s aroom ap@ eano and
Say aso and on
Ing greatest OF all Injuries at sea perfect V'nA'O"
PASSAGE according to sS9 S $50 aS aSa
OFFICE. NO. 20 WILLIAMS & GUION.
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
AHD Al, nS lais
5'E Iav s'9 m
SifY SiTy SF SE RGNEEa f%S
CABIN ssS 5S% and G'sf sS Rf Gs favorable terms
ajc1nS STATE ICONS smoking and amidshpa
e. 90 p faEc n5S cGis q psspB s.
IMPERIAL GERMAN, MAIL.-HambT1rTgGI-; rGI;
faSff ad cGBp'RS' Line for
d1 A,sIaee Pymouth % London
S%n Y NTH the sSU steiras aI caPaneS hPEaS
s sIs' CO. Gen Fnss PassaAsy aASt ycvYork
ku Genera GmaSpl Agents Hii 81 Broad.st. NewY0rk
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL,
sTEHMTHIfA HsMSUTnAMFros FE sEE%EEE ASp
jg@f I"r 3 us SK Er wyGrr.sE 3%%y I"y .
Nf NHfEs OF fASsAdF T SEWyGREr 6 ENr@ e SOUTHLAND
FIRST CABIN. siGS sE'9SD ;SS CABIN
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid ''eeT'so 'er'
tecSasc S tickets 10 all points In South Of England 50
'''''70 '" UELRICHs II CO.. = Bowlina'''reen'
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These rstclass steamships sa ceuarly at ~ from
Per So : SGTh M tIi iyer E a oEs Thursday juno ~
AccomO&Stps tST & c e Sd g S foa y
LAWTON BKOS.. Agents M Havana -----------------
National Lnc-From lncwl PiGr 39, soN North Il
iFoK L-:Lz -1- 1%p LONDON Z Victoria Docks.
GRC ~ sa' 4ulr 70 l:0 a. ~ "a MY Wy 80 10
ami 73 Broadway. +. WI Hoi9l' Mah'se''
DACIFIC MA!L STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L sailrc from erfoo of CanalSt- North River
For >an 1rrn,ls VIA lsthmns OF Parama
'%si" "n%o ce for or Central and south @eca and Mov'A
From San Francesca tC Japan and China uoon
From ais6 sam Francisco to onouu NezAland all Ans
'rsI ana I,nship CITY or sYDXIY, SAT- Jglv D. noon
or %ardrd ar TS o s%I q HIHTC
ISLANljS JApA%, GHI%A XGWZEAI;\jHrp; ~; A0S IA IA
MEX MEX iCAN P0Kis ''..-..,.. .,.,.. -.
COMPANY > O-''' '' ' Ii. j. 1,-I,h,.n,,,, 81 LLMYs
D0TTLRDAM LINE. .,.,,..... ,...... ,..,.
16seamers leave cos Pier adj P1v"na Ferry J[r1y ciy
Ir,;Ir,i;pn(I Vi ~ ...........-.. .WcGnc-Ity, 1uiy =.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
fjcIp n1nnieo.

WANTED.-An experienced nurse to take
w charge Of two small children must hlV
ences Address by mail 4. o. b. 1ie Bllghion Atlantic Cy
WANTED.-A successful canvasscr to man.
w age this state for now Bible Pnccs e. slO
agent reports 90 orders IN 81 days ~ IN days
81 ih rs days. WIN give very low prices rstcinSs agent
make 1000 year Glyc experience age ths
WI. HOLLAND, rpringhrd. Mass
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
JAMES w. EATON,
mt Nov (,nnifn

TENO CARVERS.-NEW CAPITOL-OFFICE OF
Il THE SUPEHN rRNrEST-A ALBANY y. y. June 35, 1873 -.
Sealed ala will be received at hS office wIe proposal
b pr0cTed until IL O'Clock Ilursar July
% 1880 Orving the wO0dwOr 0 the ceiling OF the Se
this huldng The Is be done In
accordance with plans and specifications now 70 Do seen at
this office, is be completed Dy october !. 1880
bid inclose IN envelope, addressed 10 tho
nd0Tsei Proposal for Carving and must be
by bonds OF two Burctis Residents Of The Stale
each the 81 5000 Said surcties
that the bidders Will contract Il ~ ~
awarded 10 Them and Will pefmm the same faithfully Ia nc
cOTdance with and specifications The right
the superintendent with the concurrence Of the
CapO Commission, TO reject any all bids aud after
into declare said contract forfeited
whenever IN their Judgment il snot being performed fol the
interest OF the State - - ..--
JAMES W. EATON,
superintendent New Capitol.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Antiiou Sales OF Real Gstate.

A UCTION SALE.-Thc valuable house and
~ lot No lO7 East 3Jdst. viii nc positively sold under
1oreclosre of mortgage The 2gh OF June, 1850 at Il
yciorS AZ tne EXCHANGE SesroOIns No. Ill BrOadTGJ
For further particulars apply TO -, ...0, ...
3ChambeIs st.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Gin prorcr1n GO EeI.

OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 3, 5 and
" Beekman.st ana 8 TO 1875 NasSau-st. RI LAND x
WHITING, . Beekman-st
TINO LEASE FOR 3 YEARS.-NO. 10 West
2Othst except dental cfce; Oengput in good order D.
SMITH DODGE.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
7T70 CABINET NAKERS-XEW CAPITOL,

1T =
III TIP SIPERINIENIENT. ALBANY. y. Y. 'lne
% lSsO-Sealed proposals W be received at tins office
(Whcr prop s blanks he pracurd until u oclo.k
noon Thursday, uy ~ 1850, furnishing Furniture for
the Executive hIber the Of the President VI The
Committee IN the south No. il0I ~ tbs
bu6ng Said Furniture Is 10 be made III acconlance WIN
he tins OilCC and Is 10
be by Decemb |. 1850.
Each bid m inciOsed eIvclOr addesscd to the
uncrs indOrsed iupsa for iurh;tur" and must be
acc ompahcl bOGds Of sIrees Tricens Of the state
OF New each the amount OF fl0Ouo. said suTees
guarantees That The bidders will exrcuto contract
is awarded them will periOl the faithfully in
accordancc with the plans specifications The rit Is
TeseNe with the Concurrence Of the
New CAPITOL Commission, torejcct all Ds ard after
contract declare tad contract forfeited
hrc IN their Judgment not be performed for the
interest Ot the state. JAMES " EATON.
MT Npsg( 'auitO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

Brocklpn propertn tor Sale ano 90 fet.
ITO LET.-At Washington Heights, a magniti-
cent residence hrsi-cl ss BRICK house 47x50 modern
with stable aud lnd laid out IN
lawn and garden For particulars apply 10 }. ROMAlNE
BROWN, No. 1880 Broadway
I OTIS in BROOKLYN-In large and small
- Pi'0 ." TijLANb d WHITING, No BeeLmln-st
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

{VATCHMAN.-By Il young man twenty-five
years Of IL honest ruhtw0rthy and reliable and
furnish 1fatclass reference AdlIcss +. H. 81 Last
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

/ TISEFUL.-By young man N any rpspPcta-
~ be business Wiling tn work anything. matter
how humble has good references Adde'S j. WEST, Man
hAitan House l34 BOwery.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN1'
W BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAWKE, -.
Pier Of Company new No. 42 North River roo. o. .n ra
Travellers line avoid bOtn transit Dy bnsno
way dscomforts Of crossing the Channe III su
boat Tina ao roon
ST AURENT, Santeln w WednesdaV uI p. III
AMERIQUE, b. Oucia ..Wehnea ay, July IL lOoO VI
Checks Credit Ly0nnas OF Paris IN T.
LOUIS DE BEBlAN, Agent Nc. . BoMnnE 0Leen.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

NVATCHMAN, PORT ER or COLLECTOR
! want osi@n as''Sa1e 1enni, porter or collector an
employer in any capacity In which may be placed good
reference. Address i. g.. 10 lst ave.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

NEW W-HAMBURG-O ON-THE-HUDSON.-E Ele-
IN giant county seat furnished the
year $780, Including garden irut flowers milk ICE &C.
magni6cent grand balfmie OF water
front knoyn 70 tourists az residence OF Vice President
f.aorga CIinton IN lSDb RICHARD v. HARNETp,
S~N-SN Broadway, basefnent.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

A CCOMMODATIONS for few adults among
N the Berkshire Hills. City reference s. BENEDICT
W.Na aflbOrO. Mas
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

i -NfW CAPITOL,-OfrcE OF THE SrrEI" DENT
y. V, JuLc 2J lSS0.Sfaed proposals W, be
ccIved at Office (wicre prO0sl BLANKS b. rel
until ~ O'Clock, THURSDAY July ~, lHo H. fns
Executive Chamber the Of tho
President II the committee In the nth
building They TO h" furnished III o. ord
auce With plans specification be this
office be completed ami pnt up BY Deee nbrr
1880
Eat be inclOsed I'm envelope addressed 10 tho
undersignCd ndUrsed " Proposal Tor Gas Fixtures, aud
tnic bv bonds Of two surctie rco ntB Of
the State Of NewYOTk each the Of 5000 said
to guarantee that the bidders VIII execute con-
II II awarded TO them, and T perform the
faithfully accordance with the plans nn1 spcidcaona
reserved for the superintendent, with the
currence Capitol COnnissOn reject all
bids and IL oil t0 declare id
tract forfeited Whenever their Judgment t is not being
performed Tor the interest OF the state. -
JAMES w EATON,
m n Ne CapifO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

NIONTCLAIR, n. J.-FOR SALE-A hand
l some residence property OF about three acreS lawn,
flower beds crcquet Clouds large shade trees choce t
coed has and city improvements In perfect
'@- OWN HOWE d PA RsONs, 70 CedArst., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
'THE sT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New-York. =

. - ,,,.,,,,Io, ,ho, tba l1
NICHOLAS and "a paranizod by the very oss psope
tnnvrnrnt IN lOcaOn admirably conducted. with thevcty
best OF rooms attendance and cuisine II Is especay des
able for nnes eu 10 summer resorts or Oregn avo
en- suite private parOrs for DItlai par ruc
nj moIerIte rates .gage hc checked 70 ucslniOn
9ro, III ntr SDecnl rates summer tourists In Juno
-.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

I ISEFUL.-ly II smart, pushing workman,
" - ia store business house is Wiling
aud not afraid Of work ANY shape. Addicas PErER
THOM PSON. 80 Bond 1t.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

ONEIDA, N. Y.-FOR SALE.--Fine Build
" tugs and grounds handsomely located IN the heart OF
building Of brick. four stOnee lo feet front solid ana sub
nent 70 SewYOrk Central and Midland Railroad stauons
sui able school, summer Hotel o other
purposes price $4,000. Inquire Of N HIG1NBOIHAM.
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

DAKER, COOK, &c.-A competent woman woman
I rno,5 GOD cy references no objection 10 the eoun
try as West 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
6ilnations mante6--9emaies

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
a. An kinds Of good competent female & HS oore
tanSs AZ the large old established PROTESTANT HOME
RIJREAU 1873 Gti-ave.. Atm hOuse above lOthsG
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
S'"' Tor descriptive e''u"aF F. FREEMAN. Proprietor

CEA VIEW HOUSE, Savin Rock, West Ha-
y zen. COnI- iSnOA OPEN Tor t.c scIS1n.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.E-AiA. re-
and cxperen ell chamber man and waitress ~ ~
Drye family good city reference lady can be seen $50
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
GOAL FIELDS AND MOUNTAINS

Tong BRANCH, SEABRlGHT and HIGH
~ ans vi" sandy HScS and New SShern ss4 Eai
Pier lJ y r., Liberty.st $50 leave Fast Ions
Brancl TO return p. IL. p BALDWIN, Geu Pass AGt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
DROSPECT HOUSE. Nyack- -on-the- e-Hudson

4 OPENS JUNEl
Can ne reached by three steamboat lines also 0v HUDSON
River X. and Northern T. T.. Of y. J. HOus has all
nnrrn improvements commanding Of the finest views
the Hudson. . ..,.,,,,, r,.-.,.,..
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

A YOUNG girl going. to Europe n9Ia1 Woinu GOD ao
n connanv s1y or would take care OF children g0ou
Iei rences Address S. T. Box 81 Tribune Uptown once
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

GEASIDE BOARDlNG-At Green Wich Acad-
- ruly l.l,f Glr, grh Il. IA beautiful place accnln
n,i ,nns go: - 20 - per week Inquire Ot ~ p SMITH
1, Iioulw y or apply 10 +. 10. Rl.AKESLEE, prncpa
l. = 4. Al. D. 4