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SALES BIZ AUCTION.
A NJ NiERwlN Aucuoneor.
10y BANGS, BROTHER & CO, Trade


Il BSale Rooms. 10 PaTk-rcv.
FRIDAY EVENING. June Flats O'clock
SHERIfF's SALE OF Ian RoOK>-Beng large ana val
uahlc private slsls~e " sA~lla Reports
vols calf Hnls Reports. vols calf Corvens Reports,
. vols. calf EaStS Reports, % vols Pages ChsnceTy
Reports n vols Demos Re OTtS, vols Barbours Cnm-
mai Piesdngs AsholdS Pl.adnngs Minotts Digest /,
Comstocks Reports, vols calf Philips on Evidence
vols calf Laws Of the state VI NcwYork Is vols Saun-
dcr's Pleadncs. vols CgrklngS Admiralty vols CALI
Ch,tyS Plea9nsS. vols, DIGEST " York Reports
Peters Digest VOLS Story on Law, HowardS Reports,
vols Sc Storys Laws II the United States, vols Bar
hours Reports vols calf Babonrs Chancery Practice,
2yols
Also an assortment ct valuable Standard and Miscella
neous Books among which the Penny Cyclopcdia 10
vols beaumont and kcf,ler'S works, n v,ss Gille =
Greece Bancrons Uniei states vols cloth Shaks-
perc Syo NOR gilt FrAnor> spanish Literature vols
Syo AddlSn's WORKS 3vos $40 sheep, Ahsons Europe
vols 6yo sheep Murray CyCiopeila 1T Domestic hed-
cue Ssmonie> Literature vols. lamartines GlIun-
dsts 3yos InIugs works. Il vols JosepnsS. 80 half
nor many plates Transactions of the y Y State Agrcu
tura Society Magnetic and Notsreoogicd Observations
40 Grard COLLEGE with plates "a do 4 vols Wasrstn >
Cyclupcdia u Commerce de MOheIe, vols, hall
calf Rollins History. vols sheep, Goods Family flo-
IN. with colored drawings from Nature Lodges Portraits,
l0yols * &
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JAMES CoLE. Auctioneer
DEREMPTOkN SALf.-Nos. ~ and

u "a Washngtonst Brooklyn JAMES COLE VIII
sell at auction on MONDAY June 30, 1911 at u o'clock,
al the Merchants EXCHANGE New York two valuable lots
of ground known numbers o. and "a Wasnngtonsst "n
which formerly stood the building known As the Brooklyn
Moldng Mills -, -.
one Ut beng 2) by il2 feet Whereabouts, running
through to StowaGts alley. Sold subject 10 mortgage oil
$3.50 ,..-,
The other Dot being q feet 10 inches by 81 feet 0nches
deep Sold subject 10 mortgage II $1,000 a.,
ON the lots there large stone foundation when wDe
sold With the lots. . A.,
Tetms nj sale For maps and particulars apply 70 the
Auctloneer A3 Fult0n.t Brooslyn, and Walstr N y
le23 u kjo0)
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NEW and CHOICE BOOKS for SUM
NMER READING-k Marve-a Fresh Glsfnins',

{ vol l2n0
Reyer.es Of Bachelor. VOL iang ioia eii''n-
He las wonderful talent fr rel. ls thnss p 80,
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SEA BATHTNG at CAPE MAY. Y. ]

S-The MANSION HOUSE, underl charge Of the
subscriber is Of largest and best established hotels
Cape May and has the finest dining and ball rooms m
the United States This together with the experience OF It's
proprieOrs hotel Keeping with the efficient aids they
have employed warrant them assuring the patrons Of the
Mansion and other visitors to tins celebrated watering
place that for comfort and good living shall and viii
continue leading position. The Hotel Is now
6pen for the reception " visitors and the steamers kenne
bee AID Penobscot touch regularly al the Island
iel82ws HOOPER Il LUDLUM.
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SKIN are removed the SKIN made white clear and pure
hy JONES'S ITALIAN CHEMICAL. soar a. also
cures Eruptlons PimpleS Salt Rheum Eryspet> ScufF
SC Buy Il onS at iO3 BROADWAY
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10. Emigrant Intelligence and Labor Ex

change 23 and n Canal St. New Hork-lhlS once Is es-
tabiShed by the Commissioners OF Emigration where can
always be found large numbers OF Lborers and servants at
ve low of wages and persons have their orders
filled by writing the Superintendent, and sending the
amount pay the passage Of the parties required
No charge to employers. JAMES =. tANAN,
NV MWkFtf Superintendent.
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4 peuence IN teaching wishes situation IN family as
Teacher She Will AN the English branches OF educa-
ton. also Music Drawing and Painting The cgmpensa-
on required will be moderate. Address l. al the BOOK
store. 2I3 BetCkcr-St jVS1 u
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80 KEMg., AuctQneer.
MID NIfHIfR IL H.Ogo v 81 a

= kEMP AuctIOneer
FURNITURE. Ho~eohoia r,.''..s'.s
h fIin0 fortes, Oh Paintings &c-rIfIS DAY On
day) at 10 O'Clock, 81 Nassau st. large and yalua
bic assortment OF parl0r dining and chamber furni
tuTo good quality whO. reserve, o pay cash advances
and worthy the attention Of hOusekeepers consisting Of
carved rosewood and mahogany fas, tete atees, Vol
tare and prngea par0r chairs extension dining tables,
secretary library book marble center and
tables couches painted chamber furnlture suite,
hogany and walnut hedseads patterns best curled
hair mattresses, marble top dressing bureaN and wash
stands, &c,
Also about % Oh paintings ~ She old masters by order
of pawuhr0ke aud other valuable articles, all OF which
are worthy Of notice.
Also, 2sccond-hand piano iortes one nearly new, and
fine instrument, worthy II the attention OF buyers.
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ORIENT House. Orient. Long Island

O-This very extensive ancient and popular establish
ment kept for the last twenty years by Capt r Latham
olen and receiving tOarders and yserS The M
dersgned having leased the above house would inform the
old atrons and the public generally, that having deter
mined g. devote hes whole time 20 the wants ~ ms ests
combined with the established reputation of tie house. .
superior location beautiful and romantic scenery, rs
fine bathing and fishing privileges atters himself they
cannot but render this Of the most desirable summer
resorts.
Of the place this
The ORIENT stage VIII be readiness AZ Grcenp0rt o.
convey passengers Zen the arrival If the o'clock A
tram from Brooklyn directly 20 The house
Iezj HMWSF' A FOSTER, Proprietor
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TO LET-Wth Board, a large front
Il Room with bedroom attached unfunishedl with 2ll
the msdern Improvements at ij Hudson-s opposite s.
Johns Park. le2) I'M
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

u ADELPHIA-The subscriber respectfully announces
his and the travelling community that he has
sumod the propnei0shp u the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL Long known IN connection with the Hotel under the
late proprietor be feels perfectly sate promising It's old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting % confirm It's pre-
reputation the best kept house 10 the country 10
expense has spared completely rehting the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention 10 the
changes introduced for the convenience and comfort OF IA
dies Firmly determined 20 give satisfaction he socits
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed
the old United States tmy2S 3ml A. G.. ALLEN,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

DORTLAND HOTEL, Shrewsbury
n River. FLETCHER. Proprietor Tins house 5
most delightfully."- situated ol TIE Highlands u Na.csl<,
afoICL- most Cls..e the Atlantic Oce m
Eaang fishing and salll- - all -mes re enlgfed
Boarding - ger week The steamers Thomas Hun. 4 -
Iecs-sllg and Ela.n Lewis, from Rot l-l-s', Pig c-r
Ell
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. PEEKSKLL.

IA-Tho above mentioned hotel situated on the Hudson
RIVER and immediately contiguous % the Railroad Depot
offers every mducemeut 70 q traveller and visit fr
yonence and comfort Adjoining the and overlooking
the splendid sconeTy # the GLANDS the advantages pre-
scented 10 the permanent border unsurpassed h any
hotel IN the villages The proprietor hereby tenders
ms thanks ms friends and the public generally for Their
liberal patronage and VIII make his utmost endeayor 20
render the stay Of all who VISIT hum pleasant and sasacO
rs. j. VAN MSS SMITH, proprietor.
PeekSkill June H. 1851 ie2i w.
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Two ARCHlTECTS.-One hundred dol
NO PAPER CARRIERS.-Any per-

4 tx an expcrcnced and trustworthy man. capable III
taking entire charge either Of two single CYLINDER OF w
double Adams Presses JOHN \ Ok - - .iS' = =
The advertiser urnts fourteen of the leadns reis
ond literary periodicals OF the UaN. l'-V D.
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VII BE- ready on SATURDAY,
ERIrITS nF LEISIRE Oh. Essays

LNRUIIS OF LtISU nj OI' L9say
=, ed. tr,frf. IN CTDucl vol lsro. tfIm We illfl4
I,rn edl,iCn Contents Of the Frs Pari-On Er915t
"a sifrp. Alc~ 10 Couteuimenf ON S@i-Disei le pH
r ND gIreufs vi other Men On tAe Ike. se ol D.
l4nce Domestic Rule ADVICE sec-eo} Ss,g , -
~ af.r,s.u,r III t-sr-, on the Ire-iIlelL " \ -)-
can.s inieryieas ii Ceuac.s na an1ss, % ,t5 RAW
Suiut. Truth. AN>DN r 49, 49, 800 81,
.eg7 IL 90 b-la-"4. -ls-'-.- -
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O-htsD,, = S1rnishel OF UNFINISHED, With iill y
n an t "a Also ro0ms for single persons "a nrss -
House, 81 Nest fc1I'eeh'N So el0 lms
CURED
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A II THE SOCIETY TIRR AIRY. 3t6
~ Broal,yav corner II eonard- st The late SIGNOR
SARTTS celebrated collection ri ANAfOMlCA Al, PLY
SOCIOLOGICAL aud PATHOLOGICAL FIGURES.
Previous to the n the above elaborate works 81 arr
they Will be exhibition for very short time IN TINS cy
The merits Of these scientific productions nave Deem az
tested by the highest medical authorities both this conn-
try and IN England Particulars Of sale VIII be duly an
nOunCed. - 1000 ,-,,
LADIES viii Boz admitted TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS. when Mss Sart Will demonstrate the MOORISH
NENJS--Iutermediate days Tor GkNILthEN
Open dal. from 90 4 NJ ID z. N Demo STATIONS
on the Moorish Venus VII De given every da5 al III ana
4 nIclnck TICK els. y cenis. Itsp n.
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EANODA. tLir lON IANN- 'oldtch
n Island-Thls and attractive place of resort is
comp eie1 style Il eleganc and taste u
b. any similar establishment tie Island. AMI Will
OPEN for the season on SUNDAY, me -, 1851 CLiF-
TON PARK cmf races are Of about seventy acres.
densely covered With nc growth OF old forest trees. ana
having hesn a,tefIy improved by 81 the 80 cce-
bratel Landscape gardeners n the country presents an
appearance Of clasened r beauty equal 20 anything "a
the vicinity # New YORK.
Ices and refreshments 4 all kinds. QIo- grounds Pc
Nc grounds Fncampmeni and Target grounds. e. Din
nels for Military Companies and other ,artic prepared
and served At the shortest notice.
Steamboats, leave Whitehall every hour, Sundays every
~ minItes) Fare s1 ,ence. JtDF
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SEA BATHING-CAPE May, n. j.

"a TN DN TIITINN-VAFt HNf' " j -
oCONGRESS HALL IS now open for the reception OF
The proprietor, thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received would respectfully solicit those intend
inc tins popular bathing place the present season %
make ms house their home HIS arrangements and accom-
modaions he trusts Will be satisfactory 70 customers
than any which have heretofore been provided upon the
Island The subscriber has taken pains to procure good
and attentive coloed servants under the conviction that
they are best suited the and wants OF majority
Of the soournels at this place. le9 3wl W b. MILLER
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.OARD Al a FARM HOUSE.-A few

Families can be accommodated with excellent beiru
at the Family Mansion Of the su0sSoer ht eh
and the walks around shady and pleasant Inc gac. an
be reached by the steamer ul.h
k,t Sin dalV Snndays eXccped at3t O'Clock = NJ ei
further information apply 10 Rev. JOHN PHAfkE lV<
between and p NJ OF address the subscriber who VAL
he N the landing daily with ms carriage the arrival %
the boat CHAS. UNl1httI1-L' nIth ,Se l. 4
Glen Cove, June %. 1881 lezI MWSt<W'
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

YoA CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Published the departure Of each Nal Steamer lOf
ChssTes Prce 81 cents Der copy.
GREELEY * MCELRATH~ Publishers
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nARTNER WANTED.-The adYer

tser IS desirous Of associatng himself with gentle
who furnish from $4,000 to $4,000 cash 10
gage either special active partner business al
ready established and IN successful operation m tins city
The articles manufactured entirely new and covered by
patent for which there large and increasing demand
The none, wanted extend the business The subscriber
fully capable of conducting the business alone Parties
wishing 10 invest VIII warrant an investigation, which
shall be strictly confidential Address BROWN, al thus
Office le2u n
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS.-The atten-
4 The Ponce has Tor several DAYS been rcs;ed BY
sesti hundred Feys IS oeaS constantly assembled be ore
81 70 see TIE New Costume ana purchase from the clc
rar; asscrfmea; 4 STATIONERY. PERIODICALS.
MACHINES ard NEWSPAPERS. Of
BUNNELL PRICE, igi Fuion-s' Foviers BrildlngS
NEW and VALUABLE BOOKS for
= NFASiIIIES and SCHOOLS-DR BREWERS
GUIDE TO SCIENCE or. The Scientific knowledge of
Things FAMILIAR iea pases-prce a. cents LIBERAL DIS
The object Of Or Brewers Guide 20 Sc,ence" IS 20 ey-
PLAIN scientifically and IN the mos concise and nehgnle
manner about CO questions OF the common phenomena II
life similar 20 those Sun'oneC
Why ,sOes lghtning turn beer snd mlN sour
Why DO leaves turn brown D. Autumn
Why mortar adhesive
WAY are Goals hlack-snov wh.ie-,caves srcer-,io-
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Il contains an amount Of usef information never before
collected shape conV cnoni Tor study and 81 easy Tor
Fsr school Class Book. The questions are such As
familiar every person. and should De understood hy
every child Who has n0t been asked by child some such
gueSrlcrs - these which follow
Why does candle show --nt
Why IS ice cold and IRE not
WY does water bod and freeze
Nhy does the ar dry damp linen g..
Guide 20 Science Is TO supply to above 2O such
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most excellent syllabus f1r private Scho Lectures
3. For Private Families and individuals
" Il Will be difficult % oyerrate the value 81 ms very
popular little volume IL Is n ephemcral plhhcation but
really c0rre and instructive digest n the hest Scenc IN
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with winch familiar It's most charming family
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Evangelical Magazine
For Railway Travellers. Eyep question : an ndegeu-
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mllg iom one part ofthe book Go another with entire
freedom. and
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EREE CONCFRTS.-OTTO COT

NIBLO'S.-Manager, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
NTlckets 80 cents Private Boxes s. Doors open AZ
: IN commence AZ O'Clock Summer Season. hfvels
nights Mondays Wednesdays and Fudays Burtons nights
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and satlrla
THIS EVENING June a. perfJIuance t1 commence
with OVERTURE. hy the Orchestra After which, esle-
irafed eyoIutous and feats on the ilGitI hOfE-
To h. followed bv first time New YORK, tue Ne" DIVER
basement called l. ISLE DIS NfhPHS 70 De Ioi-
loved ~ first time. the THREE CIADIAIJftes ,s 81.
An IntermlssCn " llf an hour dlnng "lfn time VIC
LADIES' saloon Will be thrown open, where Refreshments
can be obtained.
To conclude with JOcho
Also TIE splendid Lower saloon VII he thrown open ~
Gentlemen lf refreshments % all Kinds ana ihc ch'oes'
quality
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n published the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Lv-
sroooi Pneo 81 cents copy 81 year. any part
Great Britain, s. 10 the Continent postage included.
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NEARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEf

We ING A few copies Of the authors edition, tSphsh
and English for the Authors Counting Rooms Tor
the study and practice Of Book-keepng. sos BROADWAY
Tins work beautifully printed m cuiors, red ana picA
and has mo- equal for private instruction 2n pages octo
bound and st Spanish ~ 81. English - p ieki lmH
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WANTS, sc.

AS WET NURSE, by a respectable Young
~ Married Woman Her babe rs SIX weeks ola. Good
city reference gwen required Can be seen nj sIl Nah
avenue I'~JN
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AS Cook, Washer and lroner, by re-
~ Spectalle Protestant Cir The best of c reference
can be seen ior two DAYS no ScyentcensJ between
$lNth and Seventh avs. io-' gu
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THE SENIy-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

A. .,b1shed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Pnce
4, rer snnum Two copies for - Ten for SlV Adver-
s,,rnents . cents hne for each insertion.
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BOARD on BROOKLYN Nights

In , rr,,,te family where al present there are but
NO hoarers Two furnished Rooms with closets anu me
-i,r,s ru
wives House newly furnished and painted throl ghou
and hued with Location one 81 the nn,s ana mt
Fciry AddTes, "HAbIrDEN.' az the Tribune once
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DATL JONES.-Will be published on
u THURSDAY. June %, THE LIFE AND CHARACI
TER OF JOHN PAUL. JONES Captain IA the United
states NAVY during the Revolutionary Var, Boy John Henry
Shcrburne with appendix containing mn ohcal hst OF
officers OF the Navy, ships 90 var regulations nc nom
illustrated with portrait Of the hero. after an orgmai by
Peac and fac smlle of his commission from the ffs'
Congress IA l776. In cloth. Price -. =. . 80
.eg3 6tis ADRIANCE, SHERMAN co.
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7 q T
from : 600 20 500 well acquainted with the City,
t. take a share IN a e-esablShed and profitable EN-
press Line. The money, well as the partner, want
ed 10 enable the line to keep mp with rapidly increasing
custon- business. Security and good references Will be
furnished and permanent arrangement will he made
with active man. who must have good references for
character and business habits Address + n F. a. tins
office for fOu DAYS Je26 N'
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l,ONERNESS.-A LaAyL, lust arrived

~ from England DESTROYS # forming engagement
as mornlng or daily Governess u gentleman family or
to give pnyate lessons any accomplishments She has
been pupil Of eminent masters ana has la her possess,
the highest testimonials Of her abilities. which she VIII be
happy 10 subnut for perusal any family requiring
conpished lads IN the above capacity Address Mrs j,
at NidoTheeSs Muse WareroOHS, 40 Broadway les 81
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STOLEN-S5 REWARD.-On Thurs

- day afternoon a SHOW CASE, containing canoes
bust Of Gen TAYLOR Gen Garlhadl, female hgures,
and one Of the MayOr of the city Whoever VIII ret I'm e
above. or give any information where the same may be
found viii receive the above reward by applying TO
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DOARD in the COUNTRY.-Several

Families can procure board for the Summer az
-SlDE, within short nde Of Glen Cove The
house situated Immediately by the water newly built
with large any and connexions rooms, and surrounded by
shady walks and beautiful scenery Persons desTous If
procuring board can every information bY applying
e9 3ws ALBERT IA. COCKS Isl BOwery.
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10 Jones's Spanish Lily White, FOR Ladies
SIN. |. snlA only AZ tO3 nROADWAl.
Ia The Deaf Shall Hear. - ID

Cy- The Deaf Shall Hear. Or Luteners lpnt
mary for the exclusive treatment OF Bar Diseases WI oe
oren daily EXCEPT sundays from A te NJ unlh int-
tbr notice Seventeen practice and asSlduous Stud
enables Dr. Iutenor TO all "DeatheS', ne matter
OF how long standing providing the Nerve and Drum i
good without INSTRUMENTS risk or pam Reference can
be had gratis al has Ear lnhrmaIy. 3I broadway Con
sua;ion personally or hy letter, 81 Patients from 'e
country can have good rooms with or without bOard
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