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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MAGAZINES.

The Radical, we learn. has not died, but only
suspended for six months. II is 70 rcappear al New
Years time.
The chief attractions of orr Young Folks
This month are an excellent illustrated article ON tine
sun" a story by Miss Phelps and Mrs Whtneys serial
Mir. Eytngcs froutspiece is very funny
The Gold1y for August opens with the first
chapter OF an American serial noyel,-Ameucan III
doublcscuse for the sceneis laid in NewMexico' ana
the author We are assured is distinguished Aner'c
writer whose name is for the present reserved
promises to De full Of incidents, for the characters '
far introduced are n beautiful young heiTeSs ud'ef
ing overland under trcacherous escort ron o'n''
Fe In the Mssissippi: sundry murderous spur
iards frontier desporadoes, and tmeVhs Ap"'",S'
who have plotted her destruction IN inc uo
sert; and loving Lieutenant III INC CH''u
States army, the purpose Of whose existence IL j. Ho.
hard 10 divine The title OF the story Is overland
Mr Weed give, another chapter from his autobiography,
relating several diplomatic Incidents which, though
not startling are well worth reading. Justin Mccarthy
gives "a shrcwd critical estimate Of Bulwer. Richard
Grant White, in comparison of The styles OF DlsIaeH
and Of Dickens" says very good things about 10
THAR" Dr. Frank f. Foster reviews "The Vaccination
Question" Dr. Draper discusses "Bread and It's Adult
tcrattons" Mark Twans contributions are fewer than
usa; hut his friends may console themselves for this
deficiency by studying fierce portrait OF him wmch
adorns the advertising department " the magazine ana
calls attention therein TO the merits Of somebody taDe
sauce-ony nifty cents bottle
OF the principal article in Tie Atlantic tins
month-Mr Fiedss Memories Of Charles Dickens ~
our readers have already had copous specimens Among
the other papers We have been especially attracted oy
the selections furnished by Professor Lowell from the
corrcspOndence Of Mr.. Lucan Minor, an estimaDle
Virginia gentleman of the last generation. In these
letters and memoranda have not only some interest
ncauecdOtes stories but also the editor expresses
IL rimpses of modes of life almost deeply lost in the
dark back ground OF time those of the Odyssey In
the next number of the magazine will be given the first
part OF Mr. Minors journal Of a visit TO New
England thirty-dye years ago. There is fourth
paper from The English GOvcrneSS at the sialne>e
Court" there is a third Of the "OldtOwn FHeside
stories;" there good essay on Color Blindness :;
and M Howes gives the second chapter in the history
Of a DAYS Pleasure which are glad 10 know Is
not yet ended Hallway" by c. $ Barrow, is the first
third of story which, despite rather proiX introdue
ton promises pretty well. The miscellaneous prose ar
tces suggest suspicion that the cold severity charac
testic Of the editor The Atlantic has been unfortun
aely modified by the hot weather In the way OF poetry
besides Mr. Cranchs ode Margaret Fuller already
quoted I'm TIE TRIBUNE, and Dorothy IN the Garrett
by Mr.. TrOwbIidge, have the following verses ny
Bavard TiVlOr:
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excursions.

nAILY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
IL SATURDAYS a1d SUNDAYS eTies Ihe iasi SAILING steam
boat with upper and lover saloons SYLVAN SHORE Capt Oney
VIII leave North Eghth-., Wilamslugh, $40 Eghtl H.
Eas River Pecp, 100 M Chnstophert, North RIVER
o a. N. Pier North River. $3.50 s. m . . ~,
SATURDAYS from Newark lslan below stephen Connt 81 AZ
8 o'clock a. m landing at Bergen Point - ..-
BAIT LINES. AND REFRESHMENTS or BOARD
Il.o pr.ss and CorlIon Band Fare FIFTY CENTS
NETWORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
~ CONPANY-Orce gB West-si- To SARATOGA AND RETURN
Fare tickets for sale the Pier ~ "
X Steamer leaves dsiy at p Saturdays excepted
CT L AMBOAT EXCURSlONS.-Steamb
SYLVAN SHORE he chartered Tor Excursions tr penod
Of time. Apply to C. W. COPELAND, 81 BroaiSaE
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Sales bn Auction

A. MgRwiN AIeioneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN a Co.. Broadway, cor.
I'D ahsSae Of Books ~ Art FsncV Good. Furniture &c
MONDAY July l8 and three following DAYS. q m 81
scarce and curous collection Of BOOKS and PAhPHbS wholly
relating Literature Of America InAn Missions %
Missionaries CITATIONS iRc0nans Wangtonaua Local history "e
belhon ami Slavery THals, 1c.
GEo. A. IR,yIrr. Auetloneer 80 =,
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNd0N
I'D HALL Astorpsoe and Kghthst LEANlTI II hhbhIVn
Co CoyslGSxESTs SOLICITED CaTMoGuED AID SOLD
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY at PRIVATE
" SALE-Sew and Second Hand liartess Salles &c, mns
Cohug wool and rubber BLANKETS rubber ONeei Wagon anu
hone Covers &C. circular PIfRlN Co. O OhDtfs'I
and II North Secoul-st Philadelphia.
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TIE BURDEN OF THE DAY.

/.
Who shall rise and cast away,
FIst, the Burden OF the Day
Who assert his place, aud teach
Lighter labor, nObler speech,
Standing firm, erect, and strong.
Proud as Freedom, free as Song
II.
LOl we grOan beneath the weight
our own weaknesses create;
Crook the knee and shut the Up,
An for tanner fellowship;
Load our slack, compliant clay
With the Burden of the Day
III.
Higher paths there are TO tread;
Frcsher fields around us spread;
Other flames of sun and star
Flash at hand and lure afar;
Larger manhood might we share,
Surer fOTtunc,-did We dare!
".
In Our mills Of common thought
BY the pattern all is wrought:
In our school of life, the man
Drills 10 suit the public plan,
And through labor, love, and play,
Shifts the Burden OF the Day.
Power Of an is right Of none!
Right hath each beneath the sun
To the breadth and liberal space
OF the independent race
To me chariot and the stccd,
To the will, desire. and deed!
VI.
All, the gods Of wood and stone
Can single saint dethrOne,
But the people who shall aid
'Gainst the puppets they have made
First they teach and then obey:
lis the Burden of the Day.
VII.
Thunder shall we never hear
In this ordered atmosphere
Never this mOuOtOny feel
Shattered 10y a trumpets pealf
Never airs that burst and blow
From eternal SUBMITS know
VIII.
Though no man resent his wrong,
Sun IL free the poets song:
Still. stag. his thought may leap
DER the herdcd swine and sheep,
And in pastures far away
Lose the Burden of the Day,
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERs RAILROAD ,

MOKkIS AND ESskA DIV IHTDN. -.
foot Of Barclay au1 foot OF tlropnsto-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hohpAi Apn ~ TO-
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting al Dene r'u
Bneh, Dovsr with Chester Bneh a. wsssf9o I'n
and Washington with the D. h.
Scranton Great Bend Bnghanion syrs
all the LaekawAnna ahH
and Delaware and Hnfson X Rts ..,,.. . ~, Al
Il:t0 M LRIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, horn
torn Dover arfeft.iu Washington, Phhpug ani Eason COZ
At Phlpsburg With BEL Del X Tor be,,ieFe &C ana
with L. v r. K. for Bethlehem Aelo"H Aauea 'AuH' "
WikeItare ., o. m
4IOp N SCRANTON Dover with Chester
r. at %aierloo and Washington with d. L., and
r X for Gap SIou'shurg ami Scranton.
HACKErfSrOWE MAIL connects win boonon Ohs'e
and ruats IA
$50 .. n. IN - to.on.
7:y. and $500 p. - ,.<r . % ~ o.oo Inn -
ll:2O n 100 ?:3O $40 42J 49, 3: 800 eo 9O SAD I'f'
80, EBwARE at 600 7:9o 300 $500 900 1000 1890 leo
Il.li AMI II sl:n0, 2n '2:H, 3:, 800 $3.50 1 42O
$3.50 $40, $40 $780, 600 t:+ $40 ''f' sW alu 1' p M
Trains marked stop a. Eas Newark. % 900 -,
POI BLOOMFIELD and MOSICLAlH at BW an4 lliVV l. NJ AHl
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE p. 1870
Pass.ngsr Station Of TwentyseTenhs A1
Foarth-sVe Entrance o Trenty-seveuth-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, -
For New Haven and Bridgeport T. lBKD l nj Iz:lS (hfb
$500 (ErJ, 3.i5, $50. $50 ard Ok o. N ., ~.
Milford StrsfO Fairfield Southport and Westpor '' ll'
a. n 80 t:JJ aud % p m; IA ak ~, am
Tx 3:f5. 43O (Er.). 55o. 63) and $500 tEI) p. m
Dsrien 1880 3:i5, $3.50. $50 sni ESQ m
Stanford (ET J, o. li:S l33 BL) I.l'' (shh
as 4:jO (kLl. S:4S $50 $50, 7:l5, tEI) D. m.
For 6reenreh and intermediate stations 1880 m El' 'S
49, SOD $50 7.l5 p. m. 1900 T.,
suday Mai Train leaves Tuenty,evnthst EevYOk at NJ '%
Boston, via both Springfield Line ant SHORE Live
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston via Springfield, 3 m. } and .. n.
tor Boston VIA Shore Line RIB 3. NJ.
For Hartford and Springfield, l2l5i 3 43O m 10 hu'd
8p m.
For Newport r. L. 2l5 (EI) connecting with Steamer across
Earaganse Bt7, srnyng st6;1O D.. m.
For Connect cut River Railroad T. l2l5 p. to hoaheA
Up m. 10 northampton.
For Hartford Providence Fshkl Railroad lzls
PorNhae Line kass' at Norsch and Providence b'
3:nl; 70 New. Lonion, N.
For EssHvsa and Northampton Railroad nj 800 p m to
Northampton and " ii,msburgb
For Housaiolic Railroad. 8a. and p m.
F0r kaukataek Railroad SUI $50 70 1ierouT
DanburT and korsak Railroad, 2l5 aud 1850
f0r New CanaGs Ksilro,d M R:l3, $50 aud 70
Commcdous Sleeping attached aud aso TO Suu
dsy Mail either Drawing Room Car attached 10 me a.
m. o. n III.
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' cpC0 M RoARD-12 O'CLOCK.
Z MONDAY, July ls-P. NJ.

200 Newark Gin 200 Dale Propeller m ~ emo - ' *
Horse tailfd.... % Brake CO...'' so I T. f9J
200 Chi West. %. 100 La m Mo- " lV' NNe - - -
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-iIi.5r CALL'
I0f O'CLOCK A. Il.
Stbs Of G0rcfHmrf Boa - ,oof
10 100 8 g. Qi Coup.....llJl 100 L. s. ~ 60" % M
a1t * SO Cou ~ ......09i 1000 u = 30 'ou o'''''
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CORTLASDTsT-ForW WEST PHILADELPHIA sts0 aud $3.50
RIB $500 7o' 800 night For phl,ls via am
den and m. For BALTIMORE ami WASHINGTON snd
THE WEST via Baltimore $3.50 1850 and $40 For Ihs
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 L. m $40 For THE WEST
PennSauia IA lros-9:jO snd u Silver Palace eAp
attached to the $3.50 ami through New ioG Pt
bugh Cincinnati Chicago without Silver Palace
attached to the daily aud through Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Louisville st. Louis and Chicago, without change Tekes for
u C0rl.ndtst aud Dciss kIpre t BrOsdNAy Dayl
PCLLhANS PALACE DRAMING-ROOM ani SLREPlNG-CARS
train tharg, Chicago Columbus Cincinnati nlanap
oils Louisville md 81. Louis without change. The gO tran also
Pullman Carr AMI splendid Passenger Coaches through without
change. 10 Chicago.
Jnne l6. 1870. y W JACKSON. General sunernterdsnt
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yT,UE POTATO AND IT'S CULTIVATION,
500 PINE Essay,
ByDA CoxPToS, Hswley Pa
p Cgture-So Rsaured-PreparStSOn Aanunng with Green
y,,st.,ptuenes Of Soil Seedtngs-Hou To Crop Vsne
s Va Roagb PotAtoes-CUi asd Uncut Seei-PsR'ns ana
M.sy1ns-Cu Enthusiastically Poso ho-Is O'ase-i"
ReDedy-Dggng and SohHg-ln'Ocs i''on"" " N'
Potato Caftk Food
HOW TO COOK THE POTATO By Prof BLOT Illustrated VHh
- .ng,,,ngs Of Varieties Of Potato Aod Of lR'eets
Pnce TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Sent free % FsoeP' P' ASass TUE TRIBUNE Esy ISIf
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steamboats, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,

DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
The steamers DREW and ST. JoHS continue to leave hs gsrs
s SO In 1 A. Abaa, With trains several road
North West and E 1csets od ,n bagzag, sesSa To i
and No Coast roon Tbs ( the ont, Sa% oD9 Tsr must
NOT bs e by yert.snts iu,mang change Of the locality Of
its business.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
fo Bo.,on worce,ter fI6a roic Junction Lowell L,nsG1
points The new ami stanch steamers
'iii VI 0S CRY on NEW YORK, -
and CITY OF NEW-LOhDoS,
s daily ,sSna' y; ;F%sfgi: " o' NJ fro"
for the above points VIA New London Northern NoTn aud "O
through deIe and for freight apply At u @ PTe r
Si New " YORK. Oct IS, 1862
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York
and CITY Of Hartford a!. daily o,Pa m o haG
Blaebofo n H.. Ss Pare Ia. class 81 79 Il class 81 p
NEWARK and EW-YORK BOAT.-Steamer
leave. foot Ceutrost Yesl 1l5 and l:'O stopping at
Bergen Point
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Railr919,di
WHITE leaves Per No g. Of M1rlsst ever afternoon
1:! the arrival Of The DanOaV and Ss"A'sH tram"
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
NORTHWEST YREIGHT received and forTaTsd b caMPEs
Per Sh III: s "a ~ Low I Ts q9 sa
Ton D. c. and return The ONLY LINE saorng
tbs 'p''r''i" i''AA'' G ". PBRyEiL, General Agent.
QUEBEC and NEW-YORK.-New Passenger
Rsi. anu an, nv co"nect1t River Railroad Line k 3 y
s Per g Basi River ScsYCrf
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSE4.
~ Passenger and Freight Depot in HsE-York foot OF Lbsrs on
meet. al Somerve Railroad; Hampton Junction
the Delaware LaekaWanna and Western Railroad at fps0qB
the Lshgh aud suquehsnns Railroads and at kon with we e
bh Railroad and It's connections forming direct line TO P.
bargh The West without change OF also 70 Central Psnn'
wanna 1uu WV AILESTowE LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commeneins June ls7o-Lea'e New York as follows
Ca mEPor Pennington Ea,.on Bethlehem Chunk Williams
port Wssbane, Pitsoa AahAnoy City IGaLl-nAo'A lo"AS-
iiIFcr Fsmnston E,son Allentown Cbunet, wilkes
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster EpTata Luz f0'' as
'' w n-For E,,ton Allentown ,na M,uch Chunk.
3:Op m-For Eaon Allentown Maneh Chgnea and Bs'1efe'
$50 p m.-For somerl.o and Pennington.
SIS D m.-For Somsryile
p m-For Easion.
D. m.-For SOmeryih.
p m. Emigsnil Por Easton .ni the West
30 fSf rpseIi on wednesday, AMI SATURDAY, only
Trains leave Tor Elizabeth at $50 500 iS ~ 90 TX
AS sis $50 IS 600 $40, 100 49, 8VJ S'|o 'OV lO'A'
RWpm NOD ruP WEST
Gan WEsrER- BrPRgss daily Except sundays or Bason Allen
town Harrisburg Conuerts At Harrisburg Tor Ire ana zoe
t n, sBtsbuy Wster GAP Scranton Bnghamton Ss
Connects Phipburg Mauch Chunek WlsebarTe &e ,u
..r Re.ng H,rurv Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
Pittsburgh aud lineage ohe's A. 'u'N0'
anil Western Railroad Tor Scanlon
Sleeping through from Jersey City 20 Pittsburgh ever
TIeks. for he obtained al the once 81 we ehta
Neg-Ierey food n Lleys. n - at No. hlDt
bot.I X h. Kicker suPsnnssndelh
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aIu Il
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New Publications.
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one Island RAILROAD.

NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Triius leave Tlirteh s. - ioNo6''
Ga m Chicago Express Drawing cara attached -, ,
m and D. Special Saratoga Etgnss Irah' VIII
Room atace through Saratoga without ehshse ID ou'
AMI ~ minutes. -, - =, c,s.,0o NJ a.,
except IN Drawing ooE 'a
and Western Express Drawngroom ears eleL
m Montreal Express Drsving -roOm cars attached
m Flint Express with Sleeping through 70 HateE'o"n
svrscuse nd Csnsndazus. QJalvl 49, c,...-.
attached
vi, o,b L. NJ c. Railroads for Louisville via ndsnapos an io'
Bu alo AMI Rochester. Cs will leave at M on San0A!")
II ?. m, Night Express sleepinscars a'.se
D. TO-. Hudson trsIn.
200. n and S D. m. Poughkeepsie trains
e:45 a m 4:l5. and Gals p. m, PeeksAil trains
$50 and 1900 D. M. Sing Sing trains 90 - a.. . 81, - ,,.,o
l'JO > 49, ''lV S'' H4- NV
p NJ, Yonkeu trains
H. '-DA' ' {. II. KESDRlCK, Gen'l Passenger Agent
yc.k l.,
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nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. --
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohfAsi'
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 73 every month
HERRIMACK. Capt WIKR, july q, -,
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt x. L. ItSKLKPAuaH AnensI -
EeRTH AMERICA, Capt G. b. sLocus september e. ,r..
schedule tune, and call al ~
Par. Pernsmbueo and Ro de Janero going and returning fo
epeag Of freight passage, apply 70
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rcoxruup rHon FIRST RAeR.l

province Of the government acknowledged
by the Chambers.
October Is. we held another council
when General COHinieres reported that the
nrovisions were all used up, and though
that was really the case, l held out eight
days longer, amidst indescribable suffering.
The last council was held ON the twenty
sixth, when it was resolved to capitulate In
order to save more or less the loss Of life.
One Of the conditions was that the honor
of the army must remain rmsullied.
(. We obtained its acceptance. and our
terms were better than any allowed to any
troops who have capitulated during tins I'M
lucky war.
CorrespOndent-Was there not any
chance whatever to make your way out
Bazaine: Monochrome whatever; our ar
tillery horses had been slain, and also our
cavalry horses. and the troops were despair
ing Our casualties, not counting the sick
and missing, amounted in the Rhine army
to twenty-four generals. 24lU officers, and
4. 339 men would not have Outlived my
reputation as a soldier, nor would !, as a
Frenchman, have known that day Of ever
lasting ignoring, the fourth of September.
4 Correspondent: How many of the l73, 900
men who surrendered might have been
called in fighting Orderl
Bazaine Perhaps 10000, but without
artillery; but what could they do against
2OO, 600 opponents? My strongest positions
and f5rtifcatisns-
Just here the marshal was interrupted by
q messenger from the Emperor, who wished
10 see him. He babe me goodbye, with the
remark that should pay him another visit
adding: You may ask me questions TIL
llOomsday.
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL
oc29 nol5 d4,i Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

M. A. Winehill Esther A. Wfnebill,
widow of Morris A. Winehill, In her own rights,
and as survivor in community and as natural
tutriX of her MINOR children Julian. sampson
and Eva Winehill substituted) and George Pal
frey VS.. Mary Todd and Margaret Todd wife OF
James y. stephens-Pourth District Court for
tho parish Of Orleans Mo. 70 942.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF sEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EX-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF this CITY,
SATURDAY, December 10, 1870, at twelve O'clock H.
the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate,
lying and being in the Fourth District Of this city
in the square bounded by FIRST. Magazine Camp
and Philip streets, measuring each twenty-six feet
front Magazine street by q depth, between par
allel lines of one hundred aud tive feet and
one inch and are composed Of the whole Of lots
numbers fifteen and sixteen and the rear portion
of lot number twelve; WHICH lots are described on
a certain plan drawn by b buisscn, surveyor,
bearing date the twenty fifth day of April l94s,
and deposited for reference tn the Office of T. Tu-
reaud late q notary public In this city, and also
designated by the same numbers on q plan drawn
by r Petingarn bearing date the seventeenth day
OF March. ls41 and deposited as plan number four
teen In the office Of G. R 6trin1er, late notary
public in this city.
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights, ways and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anywiee apPerfaiAin8.
Being the same property which the defendaAts
acquired by purchase from Judah Hart, per act
passed before ". J. Casten. notary. public in this
city, on the twelfth day Of October. lS6s.
Seized in the above suit
Tesms-cash on the sRot; s ~.x,
nes % delo Sheriff u tho paEisA es 0zaeaaA