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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YoRK. Friday, Aug. 8, 1859.
Messrs. A. d. Mellick, Jr,, g. Bro, have sold
The following described property Private sale during the
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
Bud those desiring purchase rent such property,
@ find il to their interest TO advertise IN THE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper, and In addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found, not only NewYOrk and all its cities and
sges but in every State aud Territory throughout the
Dmon. The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
blow Of .he advantages claimed being made clear 70 the
Eeader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
BENT Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profesOn consequently advertisements In each
bre read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyOes especial
attention TO reports of sales Of real estate both In city
hnd country adding greatly to the value Of its col
nnns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
ksng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per line
FOR each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per line; SEMI
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Situations Saaut,h- -EamaIss.


A LADY of experience and good education
~ WISHES SITUATION NURSE to an l1ysa lady OF senSS
3o1 Pearlsi. u "a =.
GOOD GIRL wishes SITUATION to do
"A GENERAL HOUSBNORKi good washeaAds troner, SAaf
and ObhEng. No. Ill EsseIst, frat aoet
CITUATI0N as GOYERNESS WANTED by q
young lady capable teaching Eogh and mase Aeferea
cs vep and required Address GovRRNSS Of H. b. Tribune
Omce.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
N Trustworthy constantly to be ound at Ars LOVES eEhAAS
INSTITUTE 40. First st. corner Bosesy
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8taI 6stat, 70 6ttbang,.

-FOUR superior FARMS to EXCHANGE for
good productive property: Woodbridge Of CO superior
mpmut good locations 81 evBrussve 70 serss splendid
Sir Mile Run 30 good huin hns
All With stock, erep aud tools j. FkRGUbOh NO ~
Hasssust, Room No "a
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ SUMNER ARRANGRMRNT

~ ROAD.
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1869
TwenlySeEenthsI aud
FogrthAre Entrance Twenty .seyenthst
TRAINS LBAVB NETWORK $50,
For EswHlven and Budgspsr (RLl lD nj 'i' lhHh'
For Milford sirliOr Fairfield Southport and ws'POrs T. 1889
Fo Scrsai l. tgTi q 1850 nj t.iS CsL) ELl' as
-" G ns9s NJ iii SSS m $50 $50 and $50 W
Po Stamford tBrl 1850 mi lIilo thxb NiS lsLh
p, Srs.sreb 8 ii 80 a m ass 35 4;. $780, $780, 7s
For Port Chester intermsale stations ilO@ mi E
3;l5 as $500 ESQ., 7l5 aud $500 P IN.
w" - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, a. IN. lBL D. (bLl d p ~
por Boston via Shore Line l25 (BI J, sP m. o,v,s
For Hartford and Springfield. m. BI l1;no tSLI H.,
For Connecticut River Railroad, 9Th Igii' w. !" "0ne'
3p m. Northampton ,,.u p.u...s fR,A m, I2,i5
-. e,o,ington Railroad A a.
l2:I5 81 ,o.oo = mn Il wuisw,huryh
~, Uou.atonle Railroad, m. and 2 NJ
Nsnestnrk Railroad M, (br D. $50 IN.
~ nsnh1ry and NerNaik lslrosd T. M E'lo sau ~ $50
a. connection With Freight train nom NorNak 20
ga m in S Psilyoai q m l2S $50 and $50 N
COmmOdous Sleeping Cars JAMES r. HoYT Superintendent
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Country Seal estate iOr Sale.

Country Seal estate Tor Sale.
A COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-In ROckland
"A Co.. y situated on the Northern Railroad Of HegJerse one
nile from Manuel and the distance from Spring Valley consisting
Farm Of 90 good land which 70 be year
large house. I0 containing and garrett and cellar iu size OF
house the finest barr IN the county with accommodation for II horses
Is beside young stock with good carriage house &c The
location Of The healthy the state For further PARTICULARS
inquire Of s. A. j. A. SWENARTON Nos 234 Churchst n y
A TRACT of LAND for SALE.-37 acres,
"A Soy miles from New York four miles from Railroad distance
from Island under cultivation balance tim
Der 1900 Loous Fruit Orchard &c. &c. place Price OO
one third msy Address X GRISWOLD.
RonkonkOna P. o., Suffolk Co, n Y.
IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE in MISSOURI
Large tract well wooded Specuar easily worked
TO the oa Mountain Address A. b. Box NJ l26+. n p O.
Il 1000 ACRBs.
situate the Counties Of Scott Fntress SALE lots Of from
900 TO 50 900 Bmgsp aud others do well 10 consult
Address CY RUS CLARKE ir, Pittsburgh Penn
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ynfurts unS gItttinss.

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Euasts mS farms @Ianifb.
EARM WANTED-50 10 100 acres, with
nest buildings New Bmsssiek OF sheTsbnr
IN In az yicuir Of Bahylon which onrsoTy, brown
n would be given payment seha a paT
cuau 10 b. 4 RULAHD & Co, No. Beekmsnst, heE1oi
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Id. RUCKER, eeul sup,.


HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trainsf for
ALBANY TROY connecting with Northern and Western
EewYork follows; Cincinnati and Chicago KHpEsas
I0:&3 Montreal Express, Pacibo
BsUss $50 p NJ Express n m Elegant Drawing Room
cars attached and Sleeping to night trains Ihe
% % a. ls9 runs On VIZ H. VANDERBILT vcePrssdeut
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Situations Gluni,A- -maIrs.

s5UuHIIUNb UNldIIItU@ clFNINps
EANCY GOODS.-A Gentleman thoroughly
ved 10 be trade with good connection VII be oPea 70 40 s
gagement house atsr Sept Address FANO IN"
ane Omee.
DARTIES not requiring the exclusive services
bookksepe baTe their books posted up and balanced
competent small Reference given Aedfea
c. q. d.. Tribune Once
CITUATION WANTED in the country of some
- hind BY young American aged 49, has bad fouyea sx
perepee the all hardware business In this cry Address
F' l. r., Tribune 0Bss
VNANTED-By q competent, mlddie-aged
w American position NIGHrWATCHMAN In some responst
HE wholesale factory warehouse best references
from those that have personal knowledge Of applicant for m.ny yes
security required Call address ", No $40 East broadway
ETTANTED-A SITUATION by a practical
w FARMER single for the banoe Of the easn and Waet
Al fair price highest references Address A. B., Tnbuae once
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Yt6-Srstp Zeal 6stat, for Sale.

TOR SALE at SACRIFICE--A handso mely-
furnished COTTAGE with beautiful land, on he"Sefse
RAILROAD one hour RON ~'I sSF ROBINSON No $50 FutOu
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srppkInn gruI estut. for saI..

TOR SALE-One Of the most desirable places
Il BroklyB being the hd house east Of Fb IN Rust
Of 40 feet with all modern
TIN GROUND covered With fuit aud
&c within Ten minutes walk Of Prospect FA
For p1r1irilirs fsquIs of OATMAH OF the premises
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE EACKAwANSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depois NewYork foot % BAeyt aud foot etChrophefsL
sUMARR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Nav 10 1902
8 m MAIL TRAIN DeRye with Boontoa Branch
Ranch Waterloo With Sussex X X or An
Washington with the D. L. aud X X water
Stgonbu and Great Bead AM all points On the Lack
aud Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson HIS ~ saa
With bshgh aud SuaaehauBA r. for Bs'hehsn Allentown hAuee
Ii m LEiiTG VALLEY EXPRESS, stops at Hewsrk, Morris
Washugoa Phpburg aud Baston
nss al Phpburg Bel Del r. r. for Beudere Nc and az
Eastou With u h for Bethlehem. Allentown. haueh Chunk and
WilkesbarFe. A.. N
and n for StFoudsbug and Scranton at Dover
Win Chestsr r. RI And at Waterloo with Sussex r X
6Na m and $50 D. 70 SUMMIT snd inernedae sAtona
$50 7,9o % and ll40A and SEQ 40 9N e'o $50 an'
lt;S5 M 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
li6 IN. and $50 n, to hoRRSroWN and la'sf~s1A"
5.isp m MoRRIsTowS EXPRESS
For NEWARK $50 1890 $780, $3.50 lO;2o u Il; ll;ios
q 3:3o $40 $780, Asa, 5O $780, 6e $50 ''4' 49, ana
lt;45 p. -. . ,,o>,rc, IN -. o.oo t,.oo -, AZ
ana s.IO D. m sCHoCH, Assistant Superintendent
ID A Him q T.. A.
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e1,sttb,str 6Uuntp gsaI estate for saIr.

-
GREAT BARGAIN-For a desirable place
NJ Of Rye, ave minutes YAH from Mamsrobeek dsnoi
good houses carriage Of land
butT OF frat good Oatoui easy A.
kPEECRR owner. 2si GraBdsL
NONKERS-A splendid French roof HOUSE,
ony sI3O0O the grounds worth 5000 YOUNAHs. Yonke
% A OO0 For SALES acres of good
Up 4,OUUs LAND three miles east Of Sing Sing aboui half
G from soe Sing Chsppsqua depot Is Of sood be
d.g ~ clear land; nile from Metts tavern, ~ the junction
III reads the len hshil there Old hone and barn
BE Apply 10 II. BbkkAAa bOAb hsal EdAe bfohet
Room No l5 No 2o8 Broadway.
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ytIp @anttH.

o..>..~-os.-~-
Al active, intelligent YOUTH is WANTED
N in LIE aged sBoal Is, who has bad some stP
epce the NewfOrk Academy preferred Aa
with views. d s., Tribune Oaee
DOY WANTED-In the DRY GOODS SOMM ID
1891, New.Yors, stating age.
WANTED Immediately, for q daily newsPa-
w rer-A 6ntclaxs SENSATIONAL WRlfhk-nae or ,eaAe
Cal and nermaneut situation Address stating pafheaA@
Box No 657i, Post0dice, Montreal CaBaaa-
VNANTED-A smart, active Young Man as
wv GENERAL CLERK the Stationery bliuss ~ tps cry COS
eonnd With the desired nsue Others need Apply al
irsss with referenses. O. n. r., Tribune once
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Citp Seal Gstat, for Sale.

IA FIRST-CLASS HOUSE for SALE, No.
IA y seoOBt The best neigbborbood IN the eyi street
v restricted tot full sEs} four stories brown stones
abe marble ba doors vita every
particular Premises DO inspected
day O'Clock JOHN q GRAFF No 2S Broadway
BooE No 49,
HIOR SALE-No. Is West Twentieth-st.; lot,
III % by 100 feet house eBs high oop possession iuHe-
hia'ely Agply 70 B. H. LUDLOW. No 3Pine-sL
INVALUABLE MILL PROPERTY for SALE
or EXCHAGGB-Crrper 1hltg-seoonds and Frsave Two
ring psning aud veDeeIug mills IN running order paving bard
souey For further noTnason apply 10 Wh H. RAfNOk NO.
h ANDS, Farms, and Lots FOR SALE or ex-
IL ehsngsby B. FRANKLIN CLARK, No Pefkpaee.
q 0E MN TO LOAN on BOND and MORT
ZIP SOsOOO GAGE, in different sums. Property IN this
rio Mortgages bought G. s. pELAVAN, No. 10 Flue-st
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SPECTRUM ANALYSIS. BY HENRY Z. ROSCOE, p IT.
D., +. X. 8. with coored Plates aud Illustrations.
ID. Appleton Co.
The recent advance that has been made in scen-
tiic progress is something altogether astonishing.
In all directions the barriers of the unknown that
have from the beginning shut in the human mind
are giving way. Problems hitherto deemed impOs-
siblo of solution are yielding to Investigation, and
results of unexpected and surprising import arc
waTdng inquiry on every side. This marvellous
activity and success in scientific exploration is due
not only TO the extent and assIduity with which
science is cultivated by great numbers Of deyotees
in all civilized countries but TO the degree Of refine
ment aud skill with which experimental inyestiga-
tions are now conducted.
The progress ofnvestgaton depends first upon tho
perfection of lbs instruments. and second, upon tho
delicate tact employed in their use and are now
beginning to reap the rich results Of three hundred
years apprenticeship in both lines of scientific expe-
rience The mechanic who makes the tools of inquiry
is the indispensable auxiliary of the experimentalist
and discovery proceed no faster than the progress
of his art. Blessed is the savant who has sklful,
inventive, and perseycring mechanician to furnish
him with instruments! So Immediately does the at
tanment OF results often depend upon this circum-
stance that the question Of who shall make given
discovery depends entirely upon tho advancement Of
step III mechanical construction LOckyer would
have anticipated Jansen by two years in the
recent spectroseopc discoveries upon the sun if tho
Royal Society Of England had besrred itself and fur
nished the necessary and promised instruments in
season. But the instruments being given it then
becomes question Of what can be done with them,
and here fine experimental temperament keen
ness of sense, and dexterity of manipulation count
strongly in the issue, well as sagacy of conjec
ture and acuteness of reasoning.
To no department Of science do these remarks
apply moro pertinently than to that now known as
Spectrum Analysis. This research belongs entirely to
the present century, and mainly to the present de-
cade OF course we nsst go back to Newton for tho
spectrum ITSELF but tbs first stop in this line Of its
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SEOUL aOtitts.


SUPREME C0URT-CITI and COUNTY OF
- EBWNORN.-PlliLIP KErrkRER agst FERDINAND SrOEs.
sell aud otherln OF ugmato tie Supe Court %
the state Of New York rendered this tie seventeenth Gay %
January. 1851 the subscriber, referee therein is by A. j.
BlBECkER son Co. Will sell NJ public auction. tg Exchange
saesroom No III Broadway Ia tho GJ Of Nlork on De twenty
seventh 3h) daY of MAJ I9 as twelve occ DO those
tain lots of land with te buildings thereon erected situated tie Cv
Of New York, bounded AID described ors Al iho certain log,
pieces parcels Of land situate lying and les a tle c oh NH
bounded and containing together folio that Be
ginning at point the north eaer of Seventh srcre
thence running uohr The c2e side %
the Seventh foyuue inches tlcacc EASTERN parallel
with twenysiSth hundred e eucc soghtly parallel
With the avenue feet Inches 20 the uoIher is
Of Tweu.S1h aud thence ar acEs the Oulf SIDE
street hundred The said lrhcssle
the Seventh and Twenty tie lolt place 81
SB NJ STOKES. Referee. No 34wall,I
The sale Of the above Is Postponed ulul MONDAY Stat last the
and place.
the above postponed MONDAY Jane IL
the time aud place.
above MONDAY ~
inst. Al the time and place
The Of the postponed until TUESDAY July g. por
the time and place
Of the above postponed FRIDAY Juv
aud place ). b. NJ STOKES Referee No 81 WalsL
The sale Of the above postponed unt MONDAY july H. inst
the s. b. STOKES,
the above FRIDAY
time ADD place B. A. STOKES Referee No - NHlsL
Tho sale of the above postponed until MONDAY July
the and place b. ~ STOKES Referee No - Nsnst
The sale Of the above postponed unul TUESDAY September H. a
the same time aud place = B. NJ STOKES Referee No "a wsL
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The volume Of Mr. Kcblcs Poems tpartly post
humousl has a sectaran rather than general ltera-
nv interest Indeed the editor unconsciously gives
rs the chief ground upon which his own admiration
is based. Speaking of Kcble's variation Of one Of
Williams's hymns lie says beautiful IS IL is in the
original it will readily be seen what rich and sol
emn coorng is thrown over 10y the deep Scrptural
knowledge and the eract doctrine Of the poet" lie
further explains TO us Kebles idea of poetry, which
was that it is the natural outpOuring of a mind
labOring inwardy TO speak with lefty and tender
thought ;n-further, that "Of poetry. In this high
sense no thought that mOdesy Is an essential quail
ity for while the mind in its secret agitation Graves
and finds relief in yers, that very verse is in the ma
ture of veil, hiding what in part it reveals When
we consider that Keble is known by his devotional
poems. which on tho one side must conform to " the
exact doctrine" and the other present his lofty
and tender thoughts with becoming "modesty," we
can better understand the limitations under
which he wrote. We can but wonder that poetry
was possible, and tempted TO exaggcrate his mer
it's Where the poet finds his very expressions pre-
scribed for him. and can only partially unyel his
feelings he is fettered in the compee5t sense. Kcbe
was so careful in these respects that he thus adj
dresses the Athanasian Greed:
Creed of the Saints, and Anthem OF the ncst.
And cdigtbTcdted UdT1iiHg Of Tie EindiieSt lore
That ever hcayed wakeiul mothers breast
and perhaps the best description Of his poems which
we can give is-well-rhymcd doctrine. To deny him
originality is--according TO his own views-to award
HIM the highest praise He has thoroughly expressed
his own ideal of poetry the "modesty" of his hui
feeling is strictly preserved. and the reader sees
no further into his heart than his Creed Now that
he is dead may say that his sincerity and purity
of character do show land, think not immodestly)
through the veil As man we can respect him
heartily enough to protest for his sake, against the
publication in this volume of number Of youthful
and occasional poems, which his friends ought to
have kept as private souvenirs.
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5ausitaI Snstramtrts.

DRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS and MUSIC
ID Reasonable D0DW0RTHS MUSIC STORE, No oAof
place, MY
IF you want good PIANO. cheap, call at
II b. CUMMIEGSS Wareosm. No 3 UssstqHafe DOG % o-
aagen or ented asy way to Oa look " tben b.
pr ~ decide elsewhere.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly dsee New 7OstAs Pissos OF ht elsas
makers fer 275 and upward New Cabinet oan, fsT ~ and
1ad hSm 90 70 SIS honhy INSTALL
nen received fer Tsat "AEsioe~s no. 4 Broad
ray HORACE WATERS.
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1Itfn CIVILIZATIONS.
HG1pFR g. BROTHERS, NETWORK,
{ "iA Publish This Days

,1u~,pv KINGSLEY'S NEW NOVEL.
HETTy By Henry Emgsey Author Of Stre''on" 'eOIre'
ui ., " Rsy.p,hoep &c. 6vo, Paper rs cents
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Gtathtrs.

A YOUNG lady having several years. expert
IA in teaching wishes position stoo or family 70 TEAC
ENGLISH BRANCHES FRESC speaks the latter purely aud
fueuty Highest testimonials gwen. Address NJ NJ Of w. T.
Seal. Attlebero. Pa
VNEACHERS WANTING AUTUMN EN-
GAGEMENTS shOud have School ntues Application
Pon reliable teachers good wsued specially, Ca
sa Military Teaches for Grs,ss schools
Ladies fOr Music, French aud Drawing . -
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THE MOTHERS DREAM.
Ia dream tonight
As ! fell asleep,
Ohl the touching sight
Makes me stlll 10 weep;
OF my httle lad,
Gone TO leave me sad,
Aye. the child | had,
But was not 10 keep.
As in heaven high,
Imy child did seek,
There, In train, came by
Children fair and meek,
Each I'm lily white,
with a lamp alight;
Each was clear 10 sight,
But they did not speak.
Then, q little sad,
Came my child in turn,
But the lamp he had,
OhIit did not burn:
lie, 10 clear my doubt,
Said. half turned about,
" Your tears put IL out;
Mother, never mourn u
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9nsirutIion.
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Ghautrs for Sasintss Mtu.
Professional grtitts.

mr.. LEWIS, No. Z Beach-st. makes a speciality
II treating all diseases without Thsss afflicted should b
place The Dr. has given HI, attention 10 thos
diseases Tor the last 20 years in New.Nork Citr.