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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Ar,rv roroR TFsr FOR BLooD.-Ths London
ststos ON the authority Of Prof BlOxam Of Kings
Conaae that mixture Of tlncture OF guaaculn anu
ontcn Of peroxide OF hydrogen in ether instantly pro
dnces with blood or blOod.stains beautiful blue TINT
W. mad extracted single linen fiber in the sample OF
boodstain twenty years old, and with an almost map
PsseSeae}syiStc blue color was Immediately induced
by the test, and readily detected Dy mcIoseOpieal
examination
Tur Respiration OF AQUATIC PLANTs.--Ex-
periments made by NJ Deherain show that aquatic
napts when kept in darkness, are asphyxated aud on
examining the water IN which they died he found no
trace of oxygen, but only carbonc acid and nitrogen
h9d been allowed TO accumulate, and which under the
influence Of light decomposed the carbonic acid OF le
Guiding the light that both fish and plants were
Killed distinguished French botanist N. van
Tiegnem, has also made interesting expert
ments with aquatic plants. He found that ainougn
6TeGt sGMg oE IS scd Sv tbe Shlorophy Of
the leaf the plant continued to exert chemical acton LOT
three hours after direct sunlight 6ad neeH ~
From this he iDfers that the vibrations induced 10y
the umnieTous ether or ~ G'aer e "GraSS ny
the direct rays exciting CONDITION IesenOhng that OF
Sadnd hcb after being exposed TO the direct rays
OF the snn viii emit feeble light in the dark and that
may be kept up by the modified motion of dused day
light The reasoning Of this bOtanst is plausible but his
premises defective, since plants viii grow in aqua
RUNS which only receive the influence OF duused
daylight. ....
CONTRACTION OF RUBBER BY HEAT.-IDe
Paris MOndes says that Cow Turin has repeated
the experiment which proves that stretched caoutehouc
will contract when is applied; but he finds that
such contraction Only takes place within certain ns
of Temperature and that II greater degree OF neat Do
appled-thOugh enough TO reduce II TO pasty mass
the rubber expands and becomes rapidly longer ms
substance, which has in some aspects puzzled phOso
piers especially regards OF It's physical proper
ties been frequently considered 10 consist OF knd
OF solid foam, made up Of large number OF Yeslcles
filed with gas. This theory has been proved TO pc
realty since Payen and others have seen the vesces
under tho microscope, while NJ. Cow has sue
eeeded in expelling portion OF the gas
from the vesicles by sOening the rubber with
OIL OF turpentnc and Withdrawing by means OF an ar
pump the ordinary atmospheric pressure. The peculiar
constitution Of caOuchouc being admitted 10 Is eashy
seen that when that material Is stretched the yeseles
will eugen in the direction of the stretching force ana
consequently become more narrow IN pefpeh9iVuIaH
direction TO that When, under these eondlons
the caOutehOuc heated. the gas within the Vescles
while expanding. will have tendency 10 return 70 the
spherical shape possessed before being stretched ana
this explains the paradox OF its beeomng shortened by
increased temperature in other words, contracting III
stead of expanding by heat ...
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Rein HubliHtiDns.
/ ARPER g. BROTHERS,
PRASKLIN.SQUARB. NETWORK.
Have Just Published:

FAMOUS LONDON MERCHANTS Book for BOYS Dy ~ IL
Fox BOURNE With Portrait Of George Peabody aud "a la''n
l6mo, Cloth. 81
s1ours Ayn SENSATIONS IN FRANCE. GERMANY AND
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BuKopH. Dy howard GouID BUTFuM limo, Cloth 81 ~ OF
s.SpSs PHILOSOPHY OF TEAcHIEG.-Ths Teacher The
pupil The School By sASDA sTo. CLOTH sL
FIVE ACRES TOO MUCH Truthful Bucdnon Of the AtirAe-
lions N. Country and Careful Consideration Of the Question Of
Prof, and Loss a. involved Amateur Farming with naen saos
Advice and destruction about Purchasing Large or sma raee'
in the Rural By RoB1sT ROCKWELL WIN
TIC Illustrations Rmo. Cloth 81 so ......
THREE SEASONS IN EUROPEAN VINEYARDS. Treating Of
Cultures Vine Disease Curo wineMhns and Wines
Red Whites wRsDDking Affecting hean ana morals bJ
WILLIAM }. PLAse. l2mO cloth, 81 So
RHETORIC Textbook designed for ue 10 Schools and Colleges
and for Private Study By the Rev T. o. HAVEN d. d., L. D.,
President Of the Northwestern University kan'''n III 'Zno'
Cloth, 81 So
PARSER Ann ANALYZgR FOR BEGINNERS. with Diagrams
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English Language and Comparative PhooJ IN Ahyee College
Author Pathological Study Of The bugh language
Grammar Of the AngoSaIon Language ke l6no
Cloth, 20 eeniL ........
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History From the Creation Return Of tho Jews from Captivity
Edited By WILLIAM SMITH LIB With Maps aud WoodeutA Large
no Cloth e. Uniform With The Students New Testament History
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO: THE LAND oPTHR oRASG
UTAN AND THE BIRD or PARADISE NARRATIVE OF
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Rus,e wallace Author Travels the Amazon aud Rio Negro
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HARPER's HAND. BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
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HARPBRs PHRASE BOOK; Or, HASD.BooK or TRAVEL TAIE
YoR TRAVELLERS AID sOHooLs Being Guide TO Conversations
Rng French German aud Italian New aud Improved Method
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with and explicit Ru for the Pronunciation Of the dses'n
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6iip GtaI Gstats for SaI..

DOR SALE or to LET-Two 8-stOry English
bassmsn' BRICK HOUSES Nos $50 and 36l The ives, side Of
1beth between Eighth and HthAV
having just bean thoroughly repaired and painted contain all
improyensn pesssoa Immediately. For particulars inquire
JOHN HBiDINGRR, IT,, No - WAlI-st
FACTORY for SALE or to LET-0n West
hheeuthst three lots mau building about feet brick stable
sheds ke large yard engine boiler shang Se heated with
steam and pipe and 6Ires all through Apply JAMES
DECKER No ~ MuuAy.st, up stairs.
E0R SALE or EXCHANGE = CITY and
COUNTRY PROPERTY Of all descriptions easy terms W. W.
LYON. House and Insurance Agent No 90 Avenue D. n
I ANDS, FARMS, and LOTS, for SALE or
II EXCHANGE, BY b. FRANKLIN CLARK No. l Park place
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All whoShave real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
viii find 1t to their interest TO advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win DO found, not only NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tha advertisement should be brief viii
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns advertising medium The charges for adyer
tsng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE rs cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q per lines SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per hne About words Of
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ErnnkIpu g,aI Estate for SaI..

FOR SAEE-0ne of the most desirable places
Brooklyn being the third house Of FihMe In Eiulhst
consisting Of HOUSE built Of brick,
improvement aud TEN LOTS Of GROUND covered ana
hade ErapeVines kc within
For particulars inqaire of. oATMAs, on the premises
FOR SALE in Brooklyn-Three-stor brick
HOUSE, under cellar water and gas No T3 PutnAmys
And osory double brick HOUSE, rooms near
EsvsuLve EsEYork for 90 500 BY ToS WOOD Ne IS Es,saI.
st., or HEHBLL ROCKWELL, No PneSt, Room No ny
TOR SALE or TO LET, in BROOKLYN,
II VALUABLE WHARF AND STORAGE PROPERTY.
LOT aud BUILDINGS Brooiyn part Of prem
se snown Baltic stores" 500 feet by 81 feet pier
3s feet long SlooOO0 remain bond and mortgage
Hrensd. pOIssssiOn eau be giVea August.
Address D.. D. B.. Box No. 33oL
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TTusiral IHstrumtnis.

A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-Barmore's
n Warsfoom No 3a Bcstst't 'plsnd iisorimsu warranted
I've Jsan u pns medals, sssLnoaas hom dhbgsi,hsd ir'i.
- RAienIbls ies Al DoDwoRTS MUSIC STORE, No. AIor
plsoe n Y.
If you want q good PIANO, cheap, call at
l. p CUhMiEGSS Wtrsoom. No = UaobIquars Sold on In
IlHa rsGtsd suit saisoasn oH look Al them b.
ere yoH decide ,s.uhsrs.
DlANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced Cor cash Hss TOetaye Pianos Of class
m,fs for s7s and upward New Cabinet oans Tor sS and
ward sseondhIhd instruments from go sl73 Moahy install
Hsns ftesIsi sgd n,iumsas r Tsat WtooH No. t Broad
HORACE WATERS
SCHREIBER COMETS and BAND INSTRU-
~ hkNIs rspd Adsy ted TIE bs respect
TX s We seat oct large number Of subject test delivery
Not Hs has been retuned al have besn ard
satisfaction New factory In fac running order Circulars
apphcAuon NJ j. PAILLARD Co. Agents. No. go Broadway
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Ntb Qualifications.
...# Now Ready -.
A MOTHER POWERFUL ROMANCE by Miss
IA NJ. K BRADDOE
THE BLACK BAND:

THE MYSTERIES OF MIDNIGHT,
The opening chapters such and fascinating interest that
nothing which could be SAID Of the details the % would DC nAey
The doBgs Oath Association forms
Of this wild and stormy narrative OF passion intrigue AD9
udonitabe sud inscriptions leader ofthe BLACK we
spirit drama and the other while endaTonS
snbsrye their purposes through bis own ps.n9su are II
effect puppets Of bold bad man on power
m genius g eHaey purpose to be found In the whole
Truly MSS BrsSIop s wonderful writer Her mind essentially
masculine versatility Of her manttion Is astonishing as s
go No two Of her stories the slightest degree alike VI AZ we
sensational productions OF rs author perhaps we most
certainly nothing from her heretofore published be compared
with in this respect II she bad actually been member Of he Csl
bonar other OF The nyStenons against
Continental Europe long Illuminated their DEGREES IN
vain she could not have described The dark dongs OF those extra
organizations With terrible effect ~ said tht Hese
have ceased exist BE this az there can be no oouos
that the terrible Black BANJO" had It's counterpart 10 sy lev
secrecy With which lie Vaccinations carried on ooo
vol Octave Brown Govern Good Sired Readable Type V
Pages Price IS cents -,
New Editions Just Published OF Miss Baddons Recent Moves
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This the only that this suthOress has yet written IN
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lie terrible tragic incidents with striking fidelity.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. FrIday. July %. lse0.

! IT wv VI'h' III'IHy, july JV' IoOV'I
A three story brick house and lot, 25x60, on
the northwest corner of Church and Ispenardts
sold to-day at the Exchange, By Mr. F. Raymond, for
$4,000
desirable villa plots at Orange, N j. Tuesday, Aug g.
at u M Seventy of these lots beautifully stu
ated on scotlandst, Just south of TremOntave., five
minutes walk from Montrose and orangevaley stations
and in the immediate vicinity of the elegant residences
of Messrs Charles Could John g. Vose and many other
nromnent New.York business men. Thirty OF the lots
are situated four minutes walk from Brick Church sta
on on Prospect and other streets and are surrounded
from the New York side OF the river A special train
will leave the foot OF Barclay-s at 1920 a. % stopping
AT Newark and proceeding 10 Valley Station where q
collation. will be furnished After the rs lots disposed
OF the train will run down TO Brick Church Station
where the 80 lots will be sold .r-..t gr.L ..r..l
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Xuna SsIamS GtaI Gstat. for Sui.


TOR SALE-The Country RESIDENCE and
Farm Of the late WIN D. MILES, esq. Aanhassst Heek
embracing dwelling all the farm bung and los
LAID The bndngs ell and good order The beau
S located commanding 1teSded views the Sound and adjacent
couhiry. $3.50
portion Of the Land will be sold with the house
Sixty per Of the purchase mort
For further particulars apply WIN A. NILES No. 50 CHRIS
tie st, or O. II. BAILEY. No 91J GrsDdst
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gothic HOUSE
and oubudng Ave ground elegantly
located Cypress BasI ReWYOrk for HOUSE,
between ka River aad SevenhAyG aud Fourteenth aud
NeSlort worth tom $40 600 to $1,000. BIGdS IS Nlast
HURL GATE IMPROVEMENTS.
TO OIL AND SUGAR REplYERs, OR vARNIsH MAsUFAc.
TURRRS
FOR sALB AT RAVKEsWooD L. L. the East River opposite
the lower part Of BAekwel Island and within mile Huas
Point Ferry splendid PLOT Of GROUND 200K40 containing ~
full city LOTS 200 feet Of fon bold shore In the i'm
30 be made Hu Gate aud probability bridge
the Bs River Blsekwes Island this property paen
larry worthy the attention OF capitalists and manufacturers II will be
sold cheap, without any Restrictions Apply only 70
JOHNSON MILLER, No IS NasaAast,
Corner Of Cedarst, NewYork
1 OTIS, $25.-Farms, $25 per acre, mt Hol-
brook L. thriving villages railroad depot Of the
property Several proved country and Monday
excursion party will leave
train Take boat from Janessp Thirty fourth 81 o'clock
Apply TO TlOs A. X WEBSTER, No. 10 Burling slip
@S KIM MODEL FARM, 20 acres; house,
ROSCOO. 10 rooms barn, tut depot aad water
VITA crops WELLlNd u ChamosnSi LEWIS, EOrthpOr,
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srtsttbstu County BtuI estat. for suIs.

GREAT BARGAIN-For q desirable place
" tova Of Rye Eve minutes vah from Mam.ronsek dspo II
purchased immediately coed honseI carriage house,
ples Of fruit and shade good looaont teTms easy n
bPENCRR owner No. ISL 0raud.Gt
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gr6 -sustg graI estai. for Sale.

AT ORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
N AID FARMS great variety beautifully situated one hour fo
EesYok for SALB low AO COunI ssAs aud LIT for
the year By BLACKWELL BhtTH Ma 2I3 Broadway
hssiOrk 9to II N oranEs Nn and CObssis sto6
AT RUTHERFORD PARK, N. j.
"A CHOICE BUILDING PLOTS eoe Depot 20 minutes By
Rris Railway city, for SALE BY the MOUNT RUTHERFORD co.
private sale only. Apply to BURROWS supt Rutherford
P.rii Of, BLAUvRLT& oGILBY. No. ISL Broadway.
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
IA climate "a miles south Of Philadelphia Price oHy sg per acre
Also improved launL Hundreds settling Information
Address G. X. lands. Vneaud. New Jersey
AT NEW BRUNSWICK on the Raritan.-A
IN SPLENDID FARM Of 100 all choice uted
superior hnpemsns magnificent location, beautiful ever
variety Of fruit shade and Ornamental rssi only k30OO
j. h FERGUSON. No ~ Nassau 1t Room No. "a
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
q .. III. ... BY Il. p RAYMOED. ....... . F.
story brick house and lot Of speuad and Chsrch ooo
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lust PUBLISHED,

BY ....
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New and Enlarged Edition Of
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10 VERY DESIRABLE VILLA PLO
AT ORANGE. n. J..
Zeal Estate TO Grtbans..

oFFFE VsF"FE 70 VNEyaIYt'
FOR EXCHANGE for DRY GOODS or
Il CLOTHING large Badness PROPERTY BsoAlyu,
excellent eondaOa Also large qua1 Of aproyed and unm-
proved property. J. A. BIGGs No rs Eassaa-sL
-FOUR SUPERIOR FARMS to EXCHANGE
for good productive
Implements good location New Bunss splendid build.
ng choice location Bound buildings
frAble Six Mile Kan 20 buildings location
stock crop aa tools FERGUSON No - Nssaut Room No "a
'TO EXCHANGED four-story broWn-stone
HOUSE, 2oI5o Central for an uhneambed Farm
With good buildings, New Brunswick M a. rutland
Co. No S BsskmAa-st, n T.
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Tnslrutfion


HoLLIDAYSsBFlH[iRH&fs S aGss.i H Dow
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. VA
School sI gS's ROVE pSSE 4 Paasipa I~
7 II N0RSE's English, Classical and Mathe-
MORSE RsY E S so sSl F TS RSS
,nIEs p,.ssd M,,a Long widely known for superior
feIss and rsrs beauty location 81 hour nom &
" Nd s Fns,aS 4 l' Y, fl fsiS =.
EYPS LEOPOLD WEILs English, German,
,O5sT BOA ANTI "a bsSseH seV.u and
ESbg.. YES Nes.Yorh win reopen on Sept g
L vIxscH h AND ESdLIsH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOR
- : YOUNG L62Iss 81 CT ....
Vi, ,.oD.0 on TUESDAY Sep. a. The course Of instruction ds
eoTsrs hS ore SS.I E 3d.4p .aas WIN n
special also sy,n craving and painting 60 sHS iae R T
TER oSc peculiar advantages TO those who Wish 10 make music Ape
%d pumb, Of young ladies be received IN the family and
welcomed to al comforts and privileges 0 pleasant home
Application can be made at the above address
AIRS MACAULAY's ai.3 ~. .'
M ne 2sGIiSH AND FRBSCH BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL
Tor iouSu No al Mad,onaTs south ForsthSs
h s :: d o :S1s from III s' 81 Psat 'D'
Mss ARMSTRONG; iron, ssD ENGLISH a.a. n
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No IS EAST TwENTf FIRsT.ST.,
will reopen TUESDAY Sept a. Address promptly oy Move
m
MI BoAaDISG aud DAY SCHOOL young l.di.. formerly Of
sssIS .S S 70 s y. b fP;1si Box 4" son -
| MRS. PARKS AND MRS. BENEDICTs Eng
wi h.h and french BOARDING AND DAY school FOR YOUNG
70 For circulars, ,ppy !" s5o1s e..
| MRS. WILLIAMES's English and French
vi Boarding AID Day school o[ 91Ts ssi se6 Ss az No.
| Letters addressed as above =.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS French and En-
M s SS.E h :. Py s'S e: ed
| NEWBuRGH INSTITUTE, q family School
for Boys begins e h annual session sept ~ FOR 'T'U1F,
70 A. j. Peabody 90 BoadSay OF e1dfess he rnneph IL "
OAK HILL LADIES' SEMINARY, West
s.. n S GS'S s'I ar iI fs1 West ss .ysS @
DROSPECT HILL SCHOOL for YOUNG
Rs @lsGs 1is psS For
Circular. . sppy lois waiGar, Gresadsd. Mas.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, near Trenton,
hsalf destruction very sI,snd and thorough Hone comforts
r''' i'''''i rs, r Rev. 1T' nASIos NJ D. PupnsoO n J.
| DLAINFIELD COLLEGE for YOUNG La
DIS Psmaed j. dtelass Boarding and Day School, With
R TP PseS s a sSPn s SEs Il tG' f sosfI
| DENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
lssnng cbsm nss and NATURAL Science G5.da.s oStss
as Si9I T;'i; c eif; sHb Sf1l s'
COMERS MILITARY ACADEMY,
| so@'" ws,'s hest GiSS Ss MY
CAPT JAMES WHEELER, JR,
| Grad u s Mil Aead. West Point Superintendent
| CPRINGSIDE SCHOOL for BOYS, at Pitts
field Mass Next term S'p t SsP'sTS R ~ s;Rf F Sa.i to
CITUATI0N WANTED by a lady well quail
- tsd teach the higher branches Of Bugb French and German
Address TEACHER SoiTe Dane p o. Ind
| Union HALL-Seminary for young Ladies'
~ viii REOPEN Sept u. MISS STEVENS, Principal
| NVYERSs SCIENTIFIC and CLASSICAL
w INSTITUTE West Chester Pa Scholastic Of 10 mouths
begus Weduefiay Sept 1862 For catalogues, kc apply 70
| WILLIAM " MYERS, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor.
1914 BROADWAY.-Mis YOungs French
n EBgth School for Misses and Masters will Mon
DAY o. The scholars daily exercised spacious DunAsaa
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Gtatbtrs.


A n experienced classical, mathematical, and
~ Bngih TEACHER With Iesls5i e'tmopa dsnrs' smPoI
TEACHER TUTOR Gentlemen prepared for college Al
dr,H TUTOR. Bon No. ls6, TribaHs ones.
TEACHER WANTED.-A competent male
TEACHER wanted, capable Of Instruction 10 the constructive
Rugh Please address uth references The
GERMAN AMERICAN SCHOOL or MORNSASIA MoTsaha Port
once. Wt'ichs,teT Couniy, n. Y.
TEACHERS WANTING AUTUMN EN-
GAGEMENTs should Sehool lnsttniea Application
Forn Demand fet rstbs tsacLsr rood specially
Mathematical Mi Teachers for tn-eiAss schools also
J. " sCiiRRMERHoRS No. u Boud,t
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ycnsts and cfarns &lantrS.

I AND and BUILDINGS WANTED, conve-
nsnt to iron and coal supply and for shipping Tor large
turing Cheap buildings will Reasonable
privilege Of purchase. Address with parieuan IRON WORKS
Herald Omcs.
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City QrOp,rtg to gst.
Country Qrup,rtu a. gtt.

V0NKERS. = Furnished and unfurnished
HOUSES to LIT cheap. Apply 10 J. YoUMANs Agt, IODLs
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% @brm il map Gcnttrm.

TOR ADOPTI0N-A beautiful, newborn,
a healthy BOZ; Apply a. DR.. ASCHRRS DESTITUTE, No
Amiy place. NsN'rorL .-
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Summtr Rttrtats.

BELMONT HALL. Schooloy's Mountain. N.
~ J.. snoH Opsh for GGss's d. A. CROwRLL.
COUNTRY B0ARD-At Stony Brook LOng
~ ssd) Hotel Accommodations for hoardera
o. per week Bathing sailing and hooBg billiard and pin
alley attached Address s. J. SMITH