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SECRETION,
Or. J. BRYAN, c0NS'o PHYSICIAN,
D BrOadwAY,New YOrh

SPECIAL TREATM ENT in all cases a
Seminal Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female. ADVICE FRER and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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Democratic Rnblifatiots,
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Publish or sell the following works:
YOUTHS BIsroRY or THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
Ia the United states from 1861 TO 1865. BY R.G.
Horton with 70 ilnsuatiO This boOk is adapt
Ell to AL classes Of readers. and gives, n piain
language clear and correct account of the late
war and rs Causes. IL Is the only History Iite-
point f6mo Up, with illustrations. tla u o.
NEGROES AND NEGRO '.sLAyERyf' 81
Ing FIRST AN INFERIoR RAcr-rIK BATTTR, ITS
glhrd Edtion.) One VOL i2mo. up. sss Illus
trHted with Four cuts showing the dineiente be-
tween the white man and th" n n"sr@ n'!2s't 81 So'
LETTERs oFNJGJoR J1cKDowNINd, W u
Of TIE Dqwpinsville Militia On 1.tkih End the
war With portrait OF the Major, and other
capital illustrations i2mo, SO ppi.elothf q 90
soUruERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
As exhibited In statistical Facts and Onich1 Fig
ures. BY Thomas Prentice Kettell, late etiitof Of
Che Democratic Review" pp l97 Price, 80 cts
THE DRED SCOTT DECISION.
Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney, with an intro
ductiOn by Dr. j II. Van Evre Also, an Appen-
W uiA, oohtalnlhg an Essay on the Natural History
OF tue PrognAthous Race Of Mankind By Dr. =;
n. Cartwright, Of New Orleans. Pamphlet, IS
PIP evo. Price, 70 cents.
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HISTORY or TIRE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary and constitutional Peri
ous Of American History, with an Appendix, con-
tanning tho Constitution Of the United states, and
the virginia and Kentucky ResOlutiOns Of 9S and
'g. BY g. Chuuncey Burr. Price, 20 cents.
Ht.
NOTES on THE CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED
STATES.
With expositions OF the most en- uent ST ates men
and Jurists. Historical and Explanatory Notes
ON every article by T. ChaunceJ Burr, author Of
History Of the Union" &C. Price. so cents.
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A FIERCE WILD CAT.-Near Waynesboro,
Tenn, few nights since, the family of Mr..
McMillen were aroused by the bawlinE of
a calf. Mr.. NJ. went out with his gun, ac-
companied by his wife with a light, and
saw huge wild cat attempting to kill the
calf. He leveled his rife and fired. The
shot missed, and the cat sprang upon them
they retreated into the house, followed by
the furious animal. 1t sprang upon Mrs.
NJ, tearing her arms and biting her hand
|dreadfully; it then Jumped upon child !;
and at last, after gun and several chairs
were broken 1t was killed. 1t had wound
ed two calves and killed several chickens,
and the night previous a COW was badly
hurt, supposed to have been done by the
same cat.
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AVOID THE oUAcKs.

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lndiscretion and have Seminal Weak ness, Ennis |
slons, 30, Will send YOU free Of oAar0s Informa-
tion which, If followed, wll cure you without the
aid OF medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN
JaldRWlylT Station ID, New York.
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hoUruERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
y 5 exhibited in Statistical Facts and Ofich1 Fig
ures. BY Thomas Prentice Kettell late editof OF
che Democratic Review" PIP l3T. Price, 80 cts
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LErrrRs oFM6Ion JAcIapowNTSo, !

OF the Duwningville Militia, on Iilkih and the
War With portrait OF the Major, and other
capital Illustrations i2mo s54 pp., cloth. q 80.
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AGE rs WAN TED.
Samples sent free, Nocapital require ed Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from 90 TO $40 per day.
Enclose stamp, and address
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.


Edward A. Pollard, of Richmond, Va,
has commenced suit for his property in
Washington, sold by confscatlon.
A plantation in Louisiana which anterior
to the war yielded an income of $5OOOO,
was sold the other day for $4,000.
The Hagerstown Mail says the stream of
visitors In search oflands in Virginia is un-
usually large, and has made the hotels
quite lively in the evening after the arrival
or the cars. Many of them are from Lam
caster, Mtfiin, Huntingdon and Centre
Counties, Pa.
A negro lately tished up torpedo from
Stone river, below Charleston, 3. c., and
trying to break it open with hatchet, it
exploded, blowing him to atoms. A small
piece of one arm lodged in tree was all
that was found of him. Two other negroes
were blown into the river and killed, and
two more mortally wounded.
The indianapolis Journal (Radical) con-
fesses that 1.-THE capture of New Orleans
settled nothing. Those who profted by 1t
were Gen. Butler and the cotton specula-
tors. The nation got little, except so much
reputation for Butler as made him nuis-
ance." just so.
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DEAUTI - Auburn,
A !. !" : d.
~A ID Golden. FlaHen and
Ne silkenCURLsproduced
~ by the use OF Prot DE-
A~ ~ BRKU1' FRIsER LIE CHE-
~ vEUX. one application
warranted 70 curl most -
wv straight and stubborn u
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rnE pREp scorT DECISION.

opinion o. Chief Justice Taney, with an intro
ductiOn by DR. j. II. Van Evrie, Also, an Appen.
dix, containing an Essay on the Natural History
ul tue PrOgnAthOus Race of Mankind. By Dr. s.
\. Cartwright Of New Orleans. Pamphlet, rs
pp., svo. Price, 25 cents. ' TT
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NroRoEs AND Mono '..sIAyrHy. I

Ing FIRST Az INFERIoR RAcT-rHR BATrER, ITS
NORNAL LONDiTIOE BY }. II. Van Eyrie, ~. ID.
.lhfd Edition) One vol, l2mo., pp. s89. Illus
trated with -Four Cuts, showing the dinetente be-
tween the white man aud tn" Negro b.!cc, 81 20.
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Choice Liquors, Wines & Cigars,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
StE sPIen did BfIIidrd Tables
-FOUR SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEYS.
J. p. KLINE, Supt. J.F GUNKEL Prop.
Japgd3m

WHISPERS and MUS
TACHES forced 10 grow
on the smoothest face in
from three 10 Ave weeks,
by usingDr.SEYIGNE'S
RESTACRATEUR A
PILLAlRE, the most
wonderful discovery in
TnOlaruaet tRnpa acfipuon
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1Ey- omnibusses run to and from all trains.
Ample StAbling lOr lOIsts.
dCbdaW 6iI JACOB WAGNER, Proprietor.
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HISTORY OF TIE UNION AND CONSTITUTION

Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary and constitutional Peri
ods Of American History, with an Appendix, con-
tanning tho Constitution Of the United states, and
~. BY 6. Chuuncey Burr. Price, 20 cents.
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The experience ofthe past ten years has demon.
Strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy of
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SCIENCE.

yANiIyI Nushct has expressed the 0pnlVdd piICd
that hinute quantity OF the metal @ 6ne tough
with irn forms yaiuaDo amy anu o
hbroCs texture to bar iron. -, .5 o4
ANCIENT WATER-Excavatons aaIGy cosed pigdo and nd
Pompc revealed bronze ySo Tbe interor was found
10 cc,lfa liquid; IT proved 70 Do s o coo yoaTs
rhieh has not changed by eVapoi"Uon iOi ''o'
a., F1rCTRIC TELEGRAPH IN JAPAN:-AIVnge-
sve been made to lay submarine COic py tween
Yotobama and YeddO; laud lines lt0 & lhe @ Idv'i fS
veil as cables TO other ISLANDS, dOoDOeSs wiz oo' -
"C,RuIoNs.-A snecimen OF a chime Of Bclg{lan B{ons
s hine placed In TIC tower OF Saint German ;6
FonT wears have spent in making this m Means t
Seys arc under the control Of one player m .,.u
GiycrRISr FOR MERCURY GAUGEslhI,e ne 1,liTgg Ioui,ng
si mercury GAUGES nsea IN l Tag3rnSeng few drops OF
ycsripe in tle tube the top Of me mtre,Iy XIX ~
Syccrine by its superior adhelon' !t} Iugi ~ '' WV e
s5d keeps tho mercury from contact "lu'V'
Nrw VoIcANo-Following an e9rthqpake o.
volcano burst several months a3o' ~ Gent tG antites OF
been discharged and dense smoke Tses hger
Than the neighboring isianu Oh % is about m feet
high.
cpEosoTED TninER.-Ac cTeOsoted sleeper, put down
onthe stockton and Darlington Railway, IN EheahH, in
auorfs 1S1 was taken mp March u, 1861 aitel Hea 20
wears service The grain Of the wood, although sgntg
aiseoored by creOsote, is as fresh ana appntey 81 s
tough as that OF neWlysawed timber and the odOl OF
strong If the wood had just Deen Ope"e
Bpon.
y,Rv,rer NFrRsrruA uArrM-M Holdmann states
chat the artificial product known Yiennese
e. prepared by parts OF slncate OF sOua W
with co par OF carbonate Of magnesa and so parts or
The native meerschauma scate Oh 1asnesi WIN =.
Iuro alumiDa This mixture is then puverZcd with inc
Greatest care and passed through seive OF very fne
SILK horse hair; add water ana bO u lot zen
then pour whole into moulGs placed 50 That the water
may easily separate.
A DISCHARGE FOR ANILE;E C0LORs.-A process,
important to printers using anime eoors has been Ge-
YiAed by Dangevile and Gutin They substitute Ior the
powdered zine generally used, solution OF permai-
Ranate of potash IN slight of dilute sulphurc
scid thckened with kaon pipe clay, or geatnous sill
cate. With this they print; 0&ldation taxes place. au
fhe fabric is nearly cOlOrleSs The small portion Of oxide
of manganese remaining is readily removed by weak
bath of sulphurOus acid.
HYPOCHLORTTE OF MAGNESIA IN BLEACHlNG.-Ne
have previously noticed the Of hypOcOute or mag
nesia place hypOchlOrte Of lime for bleaching pur
poses The principal advantages Of the process Is tt
the liberated magEesa does not act OF the tissue 10 b
bleached The best way of preparing tho hypochoite OF
magnesia is to dCcOmpOse Suph0e OF magneSa WIN ny
poehlorteof lime When the suphate OF magnesla con
tains manganese the liquid assumes req color ana loses
ats bleaching power.
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Anttion Sales of Real Gsiaie.
W. H. MILLER Auctioneer
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
II LICTInNETna
hINI IVNITItN hNU
REAL ESTATE RRRs

NAL ESIATE BKUKKKN,
No % kAslUsr.. COR CKDAR.sT., hKw-YoPE.
Honss Stores Lots County Seats AMI Farms bought sold rented
changed Loans negotiated Auction Sales Soc Furniture hds 6c
On TUESDAY June At u ocock the Exchange Seoom No.
III Broadway keH.iork,
SPLENDID RESIDENCE At LlIsbeh " j. only 20 minute, from
eWloTk. Eighty pVsengeKAns aud from the city daily fue
house and 10 m lots Of ground 2IOO each the 81
sys and Dhartp place. the residence Of the late j. Ega
minutes walk from the depot Location unsurpassed splendid
urroundag house contains - gas hot aud cold furnace
~ cellar &e grounds hney laid out coee fruit and shbby
Ell perfect order Immediate possession Apply TO Auoone No
70 Nssautt OF TO AEEkER the depot Elizabeth Who will
show the premises.
- WEDNESDAY, June s 81 Y oeoch,
At the EIehsuPc SAtsroom, No. III Broadway, Y
SPLENDID ATLANTIC (BOULEVAkD) AVE ANB PROSPECT
PARK LOTS.
ATLANTIC (BouLHyARDl Ava, suthret Brookynave
choice Lots AGucays 2O feet vide aud beauu.
fu shade trees.
EtEyESTHAve bet Sixteenth and DrArton,-2O Lott. being
entire front OF each side.
sHTEENTHtT side % feet ol nehe, Eleventh
BRAIroSsT east size 81 feet m hebe, north Of Eeu,h .ve-is
bIITHAvR, southeast corner Middle st-5
sihiHAFkt north west corner Niuctecnih-st-2 LoA
Terms very easy. Maps NJ 0hee No rs Nassan.st
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GOAL LANDS for SALE.-Ihc extensive

GOAL LANDS for SALE.- ne extensive ana
valuable lands belonging 20 the tr Salylk Nt7F3uon hs|
road Co. aolng DE town u Iamaqa sehoJl County;
Pa ucudag ~ which 5000 coal fn ruisrii hf on
The veinf Of Anthracite eal uonl ae region also 20 bllg os
There on rc property seven ooi iHo
Of eo hF e Company machinery
complete aai Improved pattern, having bu completely
Tie oI e .oriaE of4'f au4 aIc t,ah' ~
producing from three r hrifl thousand as Per Aaau ihc ais
discover of Black iud Iron Nlurtl CoutT, and which
nos known % ulde large part ofib~c anis nacs ls dsshe
purchase manufacturers Pa Wishing 20 puf,le sr ilei
10 eramre the maps sch tie on 4 tie Con-
pany 40 wsHu' IT, rhlsd,lrh, s toea q Tamaqla
Proposals made g. tie c rhn! NA ton, AIoAi ahd
Coal Co, No 40 h,llutst, Ptiiat'lphia
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Titp Heal Gsiaie for Sale.

A FINE CORNER PLOT Of GROUND, W
I feet on CtWnbars The New Conr.ii'nse fostu.c
covered With tvdngs with small ogiy W Iy ihe 'y -, = Tg,
e,cly taxes g. ipcudsl Of 100 q bring double A1 Nu'
in en- yssr-T be so Immediately, very low place on ,s
Iu3son o. in Neweey taken In part payment sud part OF e
Tor paTtculgrs inquire on
CURTIS ACKERAAE and Alderman pace AsTCham'ss"
William.
A-F0R SAIE-TwO large frst-class, three
bovl-ore font HOUSES with all aolcla
nYovemens House 21Ggto ci l5 bulls IN best Hsutr ANY
vi,hne good house please them Apply rIr
Flytrs between roadvay aid D. shaye az No l2 fysE
a., between Eighth sud NHilayeA & w 6LA1EilA-g-- 6-
NOR SALE-The fIsf-class brown-stone
HOUSE corner TnySsy att't ani Pakaye, just eonpe'o
with black walnut ruiags T'ro story The situate s ua
esge The tfre adjoining tho for SA'
Amply 10 T. @. CHURCHILL, no Finest
FyOR SALE-In Forty -cighth-st., new first,
~ cs wei huit stone front HOUSE, stories. tasee'
sp CELLAR . stJop; feet iaches wet Of Ehihave fo
FIG2jl Amply JAS BIACKHUIT No l53 Ws FoTteg4lns-
EAONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
NJ CkGE-n lrre Or improved property the V
Of New.Yo Aypl 70 W. A. ColI' No F'I,--~
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Geln l11rlte0,
: GENTs WANTED for THE HISTORY on

n THE SECRET SERVICE. BY Gen c. Baker. This work
attempts Of the Govern
suppress it, its publication DELAYED II will be ssned
Unabridged the supervision o. Cen BAKER whose
all Attested by the highest Official authority
The Morals CAPITAL thoroughly ventilated and there
strange revelations concerning the Heads Mem
Congress Female Pardon Brokers, and distinguished Military
1r circular, aud i description OF
tie work. Address JONES BROS Co., Ihl-dephia, Pa
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EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT,

l5mie rom NeeYoti H"ier built hou.e har5 oa'ss Ice
land gh cnitpni boun
supply choice rt batlag bofng aud Ashg furniture
stock agricultural inpicen ard pleasure boats Included crops al -
possession immediately Further Information and pho graphic
Views place FISHERS, No 25 finest. Room Ns <
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,1,,I11,131I1, n0IRD or AUDIT-NOTICE.-Under and
D0IFD OF AUDTT-N0TICE.-UndeT and

DOARD OF AUDIT-NOIICE.I.U., =, .dilI.a TIG .1
I liable the Bo.r Of Supervisors Of the County Of Ne. Yon
raise money by certain Comfy purposes 70 eitn s ,
nrse,ted Claims gast said Cou,y passed April - iso noue
The Adjustment settlement Of all legal or equitable sn@ aq
so prior Jannry hrst D. Eighteen hundred 'ho
against County NeSYork have sppoet ana
hsT .puont TUESDAY tie fourth day of june next az ue
Cnrt Common Pleas Room Part Room 9 the City Han ~ ins
said CITY NewYo G dy snd place at which ne sad boaf1 & ~.
Board Of the matters OF sch CLAIMS s
Eleven cok ia the forenoon the said day The said act contss ss
following provision , G., =, u.-yo,. NJ, m.
adjusted required present the sane 70 he e Dosu
months from tie passage o as ses Ahu
~ hriog demand agains' the Co1nv OF
York gecf refuse TO peser; such cars % VIC ~ "a,
passage OF
shall from the proscut maintenance
ton have against the sad County oi Hs"'A "
therefrum "-NeS-Yort, Apri. 81, leoI c...,r-yo,
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Compuo1er SlD oi Ne"'i'iA
W
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

IN BANKRUPT ACT. Printed from the Annotated
beeste provided with oopous Index
reference Of The Legal Profession and Of Business Men By MoA
shdge Of the Philadelphia Bar Octave paper price sec
cloth, 81.
most perfect complete and comprehensive work embodyg al
s essential 20 know this Aengossing subject 1t is wei
worthy soe careful study every nted
pore % nom the fact that In the creditor
kree hs debtor into involuntary bankruptcy.
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Ocean CLEANERS

tp1SE GOLD to PARIS and BACk.
sD Il sbO REDUCTION or PASSAGE RATES -. -
"TO AND PROM LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, hm LEkhh
INCLUSION TlCKBfs $40 CURKENCL
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Ufean Cleaners.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL

4 THROUGH LINZ TO CAIIFORNlA Anp niiNa'
- CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. ,..,.,..N
Pier No. q North foot Of Canast, atH"eoes
% OCEAN QUEEN Capt H. cOnnOr connecting with MON
Sa H RISIEG STAR Capt A. O. Gray connecting with sAcRA'
Sss 92IRzoN4 Capt MARY connecting with CONSTR
Of June ii VIII connect al Dan Hi"H'AN W. japan ~
One tndred pounds baggage allowed free each adult passenger
Medicines and attendance ree
ma steamers Pacific ports; lst and lh or Nel Ae
can norts and those of touch at Manzanilo IL. A..
Of ronh connects Win me ne" hesn o' n'
r ets and an further information, apply at the ONCE Oh
the wharf foot Of oanA''' NORM N''e' BABY Agent
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH 4. s. MAIL TO
JAPAN AND CHINA, -
Via PANAMA and SAN FRANClsCo, -, p,
6,o of Csnast New-York, at IL O'Clock noon on e.
,srS via Panama Railroad with sACAMEhIO 9r ea
wlee passengers mails and fast freight VIII oe
e. The ompanys pend steamer COLORADO " eae nA' po' '
b close Connection will made Yokohama With tn
cogpanTs steamer COSTA RIGA passing through the Inland 0e
and ,4genf fd a. @ YewYo adding regular prices be
Syork and San Francisco the following rates payable In so
or its equivalent; H., Cabin Second Cabin gteeraee
pron San Franeisco to Yokohama $50 |I" po'
From San Francisco to Hong Kong - aoo roO
ro1oh from NewYork eborpo per steamer Of June
a. rs nc cnbic foot or to A per D. payable IN con-
who prefer San FaneSe0 can pOoeeu " "
| departure from kew.iork ,b. O6e. n
Information apply a. tne Onc'
tho wharf bier ~ North River foot oi ppv I,srt
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nor SALE OR TO RENT, At IRyINGToN,

on THk HUDfON-Ile TfHteHfe q IT, y Ftinreg, - o.
brick square. With se vlltoFs sla fias on al
baoues and water throughout ru 'aie Az All rylis
aud bone lately Thoroughly repaired ana
perfect order Garden planted =, loa,e tla 90 inn 'iss.
uate nouad and The Tdcuee & Prof
% r m ~ b H. b.iv .frrS Tss, kc ~rs Of fs rve Ie
extensive and ie drHage Pt The ofnne osa tni nAii
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Marble aldntels
fosi ano fonn6

I OST or STQLEN-Bank Book No. ,217
- George fTeseot WITH The Broadway Savings utoa To Ind
VII hIsEpsss y ssvas Il espas'
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9teamboats dno iaaiIroa0sA

INFORMANT TO RAILWAY TRAEELNr RS
- APFtEIONs RAiWAY GUIDE eoatns Hupdred lRsiway
MAPS sh he ie I"o o h The Railways Of the United STA IS and
the Cau,dsS Also TOURIST GUIDE 10 the Wa.ernp aces
SPRING. Sc For sale ever where. 49,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT For White
- io bA 10 Great Neck Sands Point GLEN COVE Glen
vosd and sS.yS s % sw sG ,sT WEDNESDAY M The r.
no. a. H. peek Sp Daily, Sundts tre,rsi =, d "a for The
above named pscta No freig ght received f WV " y
DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLlN, landing at Whietone Bsvis Doek Great Nek
Sands Point Motto Dock spd Glen Wood On AID der MOspAY
!soe he steamer AhtOWoMIlH, Capt Mutee viii leave Peek
alp, Pier No "a East RIVER every morning
~ Ne above sOSRsS Es!aaE VIII leave Resja at y. ~
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ter Tor SALE-Abou ses Of Cranberry land, ociar bottom
pure white sard hand 10 the tiore cglu = iIs o
avaed Cnher Bog splendid condition and old enough 10 e
large crop Tie ,onrg Pnce - For further particulars,
tdlress II y. STAMFORD. New I.rrpt. n. 7.
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NnEAP and DESlRABLE NOMLS lor pel

~ u moderate ol sc. ahhtt ~ 'i- o'
hour hv boat from the cty hIclo SW HOUSES 20 80
and 3iust fnsn-ou of ourt IN kEahthpoH NeS
Jersey Also desrah- Terr ssf Fof i paTa
ars trnlr 10 KELLOGG Krecnof 80 ~ l,sfs Net ioIf
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
Droolilpn fleai estate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE in one OF the
N locations in BrooAn for do1bs HOUSE NO @ Goo
sDd Can he seen by applying i9l Pdentt Terms f''cr
bto settle an estate l. H. KELLOGG Executor No. "a CedasI
n. y
NOR SALE in Br0Oklyn-A tirst-class HOUSE,
N t four lots a deabe ghohooA Inquire on tho p mise
Of T. j. SCHOLEY Grcnave fourth lonse west Of Broadway OF o
THOS REID y Co., No 20 Washi gtonst. New-foik.
NTO, 80 GATES-AVE., between Clinton ana
~ Misunderstanding lsc; on Long s4ldi nearly new % n 5
Iv spore and IN order throughout ali modern improve
ents handsomely furnished WI be sold ur5he WIN
immediate possession hL''l J." num- w. - -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

ExcHAxcR GA5 IL bsIIE I, s9IE a. ATcJIoN MREcHGXTs
a. ~ oeoeA neon Of s DAY 10000 sand on Columbus and
X. CeS I Park and on Northampton sprpr61
Datmoutb sanhe r. James Exeter sud s, %
$50 share st ne opSno the pufshsser ~ NV"PAII
Boston, Nay q. lSSI G.TE pRAMAN, Treasurer.
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6eGfhers.

A YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN, speak
ing eve languages desires situation TEACHER and INTER.
kkBIBR ay going Europe Best Addres
LANGUAGE Boz No. l3o Tribune OEce.
WANTED-By an experienced Instructor and
DsenhnsnAu who is about h
PRINCIPAL Of tIecass Seminary in Central SwYors enar
toston WITH adequate support Address o. B. No 800 Man
Worcester, Mass
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Mark Twatn's Turkish Lunch.

never want another one. The
cooking apparatus was In the little
lunch room near the bazaar, and it
was all open to the street. The cook
--as dirty, and so was the table, and it
had no cloth on it. The fellow took
a mass of sausage meat and coated it
round a wire and laid it on char
coal fire to cook. When it was done
he laid it aside, and a dog walked
sadly In and nipped it. He smelt it
first, and probably recognized the re-
mains of a friend. The cook took it
Brown said, " | pass" He plays Gu
chre sometimes; and we all passed in
turn. Then the cook baked broad !,
fat wheaton cake, creased it well
with the sausage, and started to
bring it to US. L dropped in the
dirt, and he picked it up and polished
it on the seat of his breeches and
laid it before US. Brown said, [
pass" We all passed and called a
new deal. He put some eggs in a
frying pan, and stood pensively prying
slabs of meat from between his teeth
with a fork. Then he used the fork
to turn the eggs with, and brought
them along. Brown said, 4 pass. -
All followed suit. We did not know
what to do, and so we ordered a new
ration of sausage. The cook got out
his wire, apportioned proper amount
of sausage meat, spit on his hands
and fell to work. This time, with
one accord, we all passed out. We
paid and left. That is all [ learned
about Turkish lunches. A Turkish
lunch is good, no doubt, but it has
its weak points-ANa Calitornia.
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Pat and The Goal Dealer.

Some years since, when coal deal
ers were not so honest as now. and
there were exhibited some elegant
performances in light weight, a stur-
dy Hibernian, employed on one of
our coal wharves, committed some
act OF indiscretion-perhaps put on a
shovel full too much of coal-and was
soundly berated for it.
"Coufound it, Pat" said the pro-
prietor-perhaps he used a harsher
word than confound, as people were
not choice In their terms at that time.
"Confound it, Pat" you've been in
our employ now more than ten years.
and I'm blamed that wasn't the
word, though" if you know so much
as you did when you came here.
Indade [ do, sir, said Pat, with a
half quizzical, half angry expression,
You do. Well. 1 should like to
know what it is
Shall [ tell you. sir?'
Yes, out with ii"
Well, I've learnt that fifteen hun
led make ton; thing that | never
learnt at school"
Well, Pat. you aren't so stupid as
[ thought you were, and l guess you
can stay"
Pat went to work with the most
glorious look of self complacency on
his smutty face, feeling assured that
his situation was safe for some time
to come.
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COMMON WARE

is large, and will be sold as low as the low
est In the United States.