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New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
THE THEORY or ATMOSPHERIC GERMS.

Dr. A. f. Sansom has given, under this
,e in The Quarterly Journal Of Science brief state
oen of the positions assumed by opposing pares III ie
1,r,ed societies OF France who have long mooed the
ouestion as to the OF putrefae0n ana iernehd
tion and who appear TO have arrived at that stage
at which each prefers TO remain uncohNhced' III
both processes there is observed the occurrence
,cvyth and MULTIPLICATION OF living organisms, elther
amid the artices of the moist decompOslng SUBSTANCE
or upon the surface where these frequently haAo 'e
appearance as ordinary mildew How are Ihsse IS re ' @
EXPLAINED by the two theories AccOItins -. H.,
tbe molecules of a purifying fermentng Dody arc IN
state Of motion, tending TO the disruption " It ~
Inents The living particles observed are te % the
mo communion Of certain nOniying elements WIN 1 .
physical forces with which they are ~ Id crt
there is strict analogy between cry cor
tion As i'm the one certain molecules unuel oo @
lain conditions, assume definite crystalline Iorhs, ~ an
tain molecules under other cOhdiiOS d'n assu IN fe
earInces and attributes Of vitality ACCORDING W tuo
other theory. there is single cause ioI an te
nOmena This cause Is the pfeseHSS VI II HE
Tie Orsauc elements Of putresclDle OF
compound undergo disruption ny 10 nnoy
of their particles 10 1nOuoh, gut ~ % nrganisins
them of living. growing, ana lnulupylng VI VI st
which by their very acts OF me- ana TIL slIu&HSg & ~ hcsnos
ence siipernducc this disruption Ihe Htlnt .;s
which are acknowledged TO be present are the lnta,e m
causes and not the o the material
Dr SAMSON investigates the question nom lne sEu-
p ,sone o which have been established by expert
Tnt and observation, he takes up the only feal
I'VE agency OF heat-and then audes TO the ei-
1eets of other physical agencies which may
single method of investigation that this question ls 10
he Judged but rather by the collective evidence VI many
methods. - a.. ,,,to, ma =,
Heal IS not the only destructive agency when ma
be employed IN the inquiry others IraugnI ,d VIZ.
.1m,eh 'yaluable teaching may DE put III loIcci
though these have been apparently IN the re-
cent controversies entirely ignOrel sucn . alo W.,
evidences derived from the destructive, 'hucIloer
Of chemical and Of poisonous agents; III iias Deei
known from time immemoiiai that the ut nuut1l -, Ui
cerain cOmpOunds prevents both pnirefaeuOn ana Ter
lnet alton The belief being that these f0cessea were
essentially chemical It naturally prOape tat ,he
accent. Which slUpreescd them should De susceptible of
eleIniC. classification II the processes were, ~ W.
serted those Of oxidation II would surely bc no W.
M fo ettcct tlt Inc agents which arrest then
should also arrest oxidation; nut common eApt'No'
taught an absolutely contrary lesOl--thdt oAniAhi
agcs Vec tAr most ciCeht IN aT4estng the process
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
P4CSENG EPS APRTVED.

FROM LIvRRPOOL-In steamship Russia June Ia Mrs Lum
Busted q. Rev II. ODonne Mr.. and
NJ u A Gould Mss Ceye Mr. J. H. Keller Mr
w. Cagg Major d. NJ Murray Mr. r. Martin Mrs Cunningham
and Mr. overton Mr. Chsmbe Mr. H. Sayar, M Brdgeior
Mr. and Mira Hooe Mr. Neuand Mr Hooe Mr. and hrs Goddard
Miss Fearing, Mr.. w Scott, Mr. Brown, Mr.. C. D. Bro.n
Mr Wn and lady Mr. Heaes servant r. o. Van Pessenger Mr.
shuns Mr. Kuoda Mr. Hdch j. A. B,ysd Martin Mr. and Mrs
A. Thompson Thompson Master Thompson, Mrs G. H.
Miss Shaw. Mr. and Mra Suyvessnt Mr.
Laugbin Mrs and Miss Lsughln, Miss Russell Miss Brsnds
Miss Galbrslh Mr. O. e. Burke aud child Mr. and Mrs Clark
Mr. Halves Mr. Blake Miss Daily Mrs simpson, Mr. and Mrs
skinner Manngy Burkes maid, Miss Roberts Mrs c. O.
Fshe M Bur Miss Proctor Mr and Mrs Jaques Miss Jaqu
Mrs and Miss Gane N GULL Nr Phelps Mr. Astheuner M Psen
g. Fshe g. Elrdg Andersen, Mr. Ruihefor Dir Has R Inch
j. Cor g. Mr. and Mrs. SlAde Mr. Neyn Mr. Schleaine
Chalupetlky Beckwith B. Anthony, Mr.. Thuon Mrs
Williams and children, NJ Pitcairn Mr. sultan Mr.. HsmSraT
Mr. Foser Mr. Porter Mr. Hsya Mr. Lake Miss Cleveland, Miss
Cleveland Mrs Cleveland Mr. Woolses servant Mr. and Mrs
Tate Mr. M Van Messenger and children Miss Tate Mr
Schuede Mas Ward aud sister Mr. and Mrs 81 Woosey
Miss McNuy and maid Mr. shepherd Mr. Myers Mr. j. Robinson
Gen Wison Mr and Miss Gonon Mr CbaA Branies M pumm
Mr. Van Feseyer Mr. Scher Mr. Rlmans aud servant Nj
Tate Mr. Hekham, Mr Doane, Mr. Bnsted Mr. and Mrs ga.
braith Gsbraith Miss Davenport M g. A. Thomp
Mr H. Mr. j. o. Nichols Mr. q. J. Herbert Mrs shaw,
infants and Mr. H. K Joephs, JoSph IT, Fsnsn and lad.
vsct Vean M g. w Shaw. Mr. Brs .Rev Mr. McCloskey, MI
ard Mr Chsmben Mrs Cotton Mr. Parker Ms' Parker Mr
Linn and brother Mr. H. Davis Mr. A. White. Mr. Ho~and, Mr
Barbour Mr Perkins, Mr aud Mrs CrAfs Mrs. aalSehil.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
g. THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 187l.-TRIPLE SHEE

sehr. Ralph Carlton Curtis Scion, 0Bver grysa
sr sssr S.". S".S Sssssa wsss sGGsss .yss ,'i II
sehr Dutch Princess Dutch wss mscabo and Cshassa Jos
sesI Ben 9.s Or p,.s. s. Georges, D. Jed ygstSs
s S, s'i E. sn WEI ssssoS c1S'r fs % pxs.oa ss'
& sehr hIOa mins Miner PIoheoce s. p sock Co.
ARRIVED.
United steamship Poan Capt Hail. Washington D. c.,
United States Monitor Dictator Capt A. o. Ca Key West jane s.
Steamship volunteer Howe Philadelphia pas.
steamship Abeme Couch Richmond City Point Norfolk with
md.e and p.,s 70 od Do|inIou 8, Steamship Co
W. Meyer; vessel TO Herman KoCp Co Has bad gs and
En d. s @ % part q 1d Se ss s% S5 n % .ur @ % h "a.
BARK Bsnquersa tOf Windsor ST. Harlepoo days
Brig Annie storer (of Boson, Giles sny b. days with
ITO tans cpa % b. Swain som vessel TO Miller houshoa
schr. Moonlight, Rogers, Virginia
NAVAL.
The monitors Aar MSnh.i'9 saTgn' and wyund% a , and
psny With The monitor Dictator
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrcs. June kArved steamship Panther from Phlsdepha'
bark Janet FORBES r fOT Sus san from & p'2
@ EsxYok COsI from hCessnd o New M ts.
FOREIGN PORTS.
from New Yok June touched at ouesOso~n ye''dand arrived Al
The Smin steamship City from Halifax arrived At Liver
IrvTErooI June steamship City Of Lonton B' Tb
be from New York ships Prince Patrick B5 G,,ha@ IRON Ss"
from Galveston; Theo6ali Adams from Savannah.
SPOKEN.
shp Iarlepoo for Philadelphia May H. on the
Lizard.
MEMORANDA.
shin Chas Marshall Liverpool reported BY telegraph al
anchor IN Bar, a
The ship Isle from Liverpool which arrived l
being 10 DAYS W.
Banks with variable winds and ss had death on the PASSAGE
has 4J3
The shp Neptune oay from Liverpool arrived l31 and anchored
on this morning and reports making half the passage
days W. Of Sable Island with light w winds aud os'
and birth the passage has J73 passengers
For Latest Ship Netos see seventh FogeI
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
TUTRSDAY JusE IS.

Mail, for Rurope via Queenstown Liverpool steamship City
Of Antwerp Pier No 4j R. close at the PosOhce ;
:, m Al Station A. ID. 1850 Supplementary Mail.
for paid letters only up Pier No i5 R. aud closed at @
D. IN. Steamship ssils at p. m.
(Au letters depod in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double POSTAGE -.
Aspinwa Kingston JAM Panama and the South Pichc
and Ports per steamship Rising Star, from Pier a.
n R. close the Post Office at 10 Steamship ass at IL m
Mails for Bermuds w. per steamship San Francisco close At Post
Omce At 10 N.
Mails steamship Moro Castle sails from
No l. N R. closesa At y IN steamship sails N.
FRIDAY. JUSR l6
steamship sailing Saturday does not, At
Closed Ms th, day By the steam
ship which takes ths mails Tor Europe, &C.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
p1SSENCERS S1TJFD

FOR LIvBRPOOL-Tn steamship Idaho, June lt-Wm Nbo
Mrs W. X Caldwell aud Miss Belle Caldwell Rev Dr. h.
Waburne d. D. Mr.. Barrett Wendell Mr. and Mrs James Newell
Dr. and Miss Emma H. Buky, Mis-, Emma Strong, y 5. Con-
slant Alice and Mary Constant s. LIME Way Miss Agnes
Humphrey A. g. Guerbe and children Mr. Guerber anl
2chlren Miss Todd Mrs r. d. Dunning w. c. Bacon n Turno
john Rowe Mrs t. and children
Miss Ellen Chie Mrs MouO1 and servant Mr. Cornish
Field Muller G. o. Morris g. j. De COriovO. Ms
Dagans All Harold Geo J. Cook, Miss Wyn
hoop. Dr. aud Mrs. Booth, H. Y. and G. b. MorewoOd
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
POLICEMAN DEMANDS SATISFACTION.

Officer Michael Roughan of the Seventh Pre-
cipct arrested few weeks sister OF oheer Ed
ward Molony OF the Tenth Precinct DlssatSheu with
Ronebans conduct, Moloney went early Yesterday TO
Rougbans residence at No. AZ SecoDdst, 10 ueaad tid
tIsactiou KonQhan was not up, but tnpoh DoilE 'oiu
maj "A man wished 10 him iInincdatiIy uP PP,iu ''
rartout Inisiufss he dressed and went down' no"S R
t.ied Tor per-0na satisfaction, ana upon hous, a. !.
fIein, 10 dglt Knocked him down. An Olhcer ",o 49, 49,
,,..sifo lrTc,ted MGlouy. and t0pk him Dtior Js ~
,'It, v,uo cOlamlticd hun fgE trial at the SIeoi@i
ts.rslDAb.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
acket yesterday William Dcmores pleaded guilty Of burglary at No.
10 West Imprisonment at
labor oran burglary IN the third degree two Ears
SheHy biting of the OF Patrick OBnn
fighting liquor at Second and SItht seVn years
-. Helen Miller robbery, Eve years
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice lio-
gan Emma the Libby House for stealing
watch aud chain value SO belonging Heuy Cole bOsrier in the
Henry Jones Matthews propeo Of the gaming
Grandst and the Bowe seized By the police on TUESDAY
night were held 10 bail Yesterday each 10 await al Mary
Meermot William and May Jane Anderson
during drupken row No II BaIerst, Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Hutchings heard the summing up
of counsel in the Bryan McCahil will case yesterday
In the Marine Court, before Judge Alker,
yesterday Capt Robert NJ Soman Of the ship Herschel.
recovered $951 from Howland AspinwaI for ex-
penses incurred in getting out so barrels OF pglead
which fallen into the river account OF the un
sOundness of their dock
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
Ws,k Relsps Small Dph
."@ag Typhu. Typhoid ag' Scarlet p?I Ms..les hsrii
June g. 80. g 80 %

DIT CHarIes r KIbStII, htRIsITdT UI hCVUTs IHUU VO
following report:
hsve the honor report registered deaths for the past week be-
ing decrease from hepreyous week. nd Of "a the
corresponding period 1870 Zynoc diseases occonei li2 deaths
constitutional 10 local 1885, deVeopmena 25 and violent causes %
There OF smallpox decrease Of snd ~ OF sesa
tina decrease o2 Ten deaths measles and yphus
fever being increase each instance -Four deals
against Ia the preceding week DarTheai
produced each Of the two weeks one DEATH
occurring 8h attributed the sting OF hy followed by
malignant pusiu constitution broken down By Three
deaths registered during the past week Phthss
pumonal local respiratory affections A. being
their lowest weekly mortality in the present
the 49TB in,
and The being 6o higher than for the
back The maximum temperature
81 degrees shade and 9o the Sunday the h and the
minimum Friday 9Th The degree Of humidity was
equivalent (saturaon being represented by lOC .
But little cnange marked the small epidemic on the other side
OF the Atlantic Ii still prevailing extensively in
Prussia ly Belgium Holland ami England At southampton May
thousand sick with the disease
porulation Grby, constant eommn-
ncaon with the ports Holland epidemic hal been remarkably
malignant having within mouths destroyed l lives in popua-
ton ofopivl ~
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. June H. 1871.
There IL no change in the condition OF the
horse market
Atthc auction sale held this morning az private stable
NO. East Twenty -eshthst., the auctoneer Mr. Job,
l.. Vandewater, realized very fair price. 10, tho It,
horses brought under bis hammer. They were a
follows: 49,. ~ WI"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
1)roposals.
COLONIAL sEcRErARr's OFFICE, Msy 20, 1871
o OCONTRACTORS.-The Cover

COLONIAL SEcRKrARIs OFFICE Msy 20, lsTl
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-The Govern
~ ernmrt Of Prince will until 18th July
TENDERS for the construction amt equipment RAILWAY ~ feet
inches gauge from Caumpec Georgetown distance Of about 10
miles
Payment Prince Edward Island Government Dehent
bearing per interest," payable half yearly reee IN
Specifications and forms Of tender and other nfomsos
obtained the Government Engineers Oce ChoeoSn after 10th
June
No tender will be recognized one made the printed form
The Government do bind themselves accent the lowest
tender T. II. HAylLAND Col Secy.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
Coruoration Notices.

OHvIcK BOARD oF BnCnE, lS MuLBsRRrsr
EXCISE NOTICE.-NOtce Is hereby given
IL that the penalties Law will be promptly enforced assnt All
n,ron who after shall be found selling Liquors
Wines Ae or Beer without License from tbs Boa by eroet OIL
the Bosni JOHN H. "ihLhA'i' '''''
0FPiCE HOURS FROM o A. NJ. TO p. NJ. DAILY
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

'NlANhAa NaA
lG0. .Wyckof agt. Queens County
Perry Go.
l6l. Rookie agt Atwood.
lb2. Holt agi. Ross.
1853. .Legget; agt. The Mutual Lii,
Ins. Co.
les. Hewitt sgt Miller.
leo. Foley agt Smisi.
l67. Cooke agt. State Nat BanA
Of Boston.
1863. Sands agt. y. Y. Life lns. Co,
10. First Nat. BIZ OF Cincinnati
agt. Kelly.
III. Laurent agt. Phillips.
IT.. .Sammis agt. Philips.
l7J. .Ryckman, jr. agt Com
merce Fire Insurance Co.
CmCUIT-PAKr L-BRl
25l. .Willett agt Kipp.
sO9. Drake agt. Koch.
62yl .LsInply Agt Clark.
lgl. Taylor agt O'Connof.
2J5. Coulter agt Board Of Einoa'
ton for the City and County
bl ~ L.
MY. Guaranty and Indemnity
Co. sgt Flynn.
III .Broome sgt. Stoughton.
J8J. RayBor agt. Benedict
800. Bender agt. Krou.
AL. .BrenkleY agt Nelson.
PART IL-YAs BRUS
GOT .CAsanora ast DE Vale.
y. .McMillen agt. Knox.
50. Cooke sgL The 7th Wan
Nat. BIZ.
li5. Bailey. rec'r, &c, sgt. RAth'
bun.
G4G. Hoffman Agt Wagner.
252j Rockwell agt. 3-aVe. hR Co
1924 Tying agt Commercial Ware
house Co. Of n. u.
1884 Levy sgt. YaDdyke.
y6i Coll agt QuentelL
lOGl Smith agt. Clueas.
SUPERIOR COUKT-TRiAL TERs.
II
sgl. .Russcber Agt Klein.
$50. Schwartz agt. kenk.
g15. lie Cautenlr agt Lyons.
95j. .Pittdmons agt HellPern.
86g. smith agt. FROST.
1883. Bier agt Dexter.
1923. Hoffman agt Fischer
217. Helm agt Klein.
555. Stewart agt. Fielder.
PART lI.--IARBouR
10. .Kldridge agi strong.
40. .Simons agL The Naupgansctl
Fire and Marine lns. 60.
40. Cole at. Bufnap.
y. Bolton tgt Jack.
hit.lierbeft at. feil
lOf..Altlnan agI OllrieD.
JS. .CsspaI sgI OLnsA
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
Notifes of Danhrnpten.

nISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED SlA 70 .,
~ for MIDDLE DISTRICT OF y, '.,nwpaNY
Tux ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RhLkoAp 'oar ~,
BankruptlN BANKRuPrCi warrant 10 @ g ,rt,nSSga
Estate Of tbc ANoaaA al
Railroad COMPANY of the state of Alihama m ssh psl s
BanInpt uron the petition o is dseD aod ne lAnel' "a
aud the delivery OF any property bt"nsAa !" 81" "'-i' y
is uss, forbidden hy Law. , . ,,.i. It "A
~ h'. '' 80 ,fits ,sfat.. NN Pc held 40 toi "
H'r,ytr, m be holden al lorsomerf IN sad stci on ie
ofJu, A d. 1874 nt n O'Clock n, t'Af "'fe W LaN''"'N
, ,r a. Egr.t,r busruit tcy o. esd tylii- ,,
W '" " ' ' IDBr w. HfALN Z. - n ffl'i. Aess'lR'i'
oac.o.u \ N.slaI AisasspGsIy .s, J-ses s'is3ats3
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

DEPARTMENT oP DOCKS $40 and 9t3 BRo,pwAr
NEwY YORK May %. ISL
rTO CONTRACTORS inciosed III II
sealed envelope and ndorei Proposals Tor oaus i Ls ,s
sToSE FoR RyRR WALL with Of the bidder WI, u TO
ceyei the Omee the Department Of Docks until fS
lrh iTI AZ 10 clock m, for delivering i2O cubic }aus W ~.
or river wall delivered from boad vessels heA " ~" .
North Ryer . ., 80, be obtained Al the
Baah fDfns OF e-iGsatous ard agreements tan W ' "
OIce OF ur Dtp lrm,u. lr Tue da., tle p'l I''
JOHN T. AUNlW,
WILSON q. HUNT,
Uhs.Y A. rhl ~. NNonmis'oAets'
RICHARD ~. likARi,l
MiLLiAd WOOD,
ESe
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

phaetOn, built by Messrs brewster & Co. Of BRONZE
St. brought $50; top road wagon by 5tyers sl5 and
several Oter wagons OF less prominent makers at pro-
portionably good prices.
The auction sale held by Messrs. Jenkins A. inf AZ
stable No East Thirty eventbst, was also very we'll
attended and resulted to the satisfaction OF ali parties
concerned.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

I'd at II a m.
ia. Marvin sgt, Lewis.
IT'S. Same agi. Same.
l76. .WoOdhall agt. Rosenthal
III. Bartlett agt. Drew.
l78. .Pslen agt. Bushnell.
l79. Walker sgt Amer. Nat Bank.
lB0. .LOsee agt. Matthews.
--Ledoux agt. Grand Trunk X. Il.
Co.
1871. Foster sgt Townsend Manu-
featuring Co.
1872. Wood & Mann Steam Eng.
agt. low.
l83. Low agt. Wood & Mann
Go. Steam En. Co.
1884,. The Rirst Nat. Bank Of Gin.
AIT. Kelly.
DY. "opens at II a. ID.
sS5. Casey agt. Teal
sa7. Joy agt. Cooke.
f6J. The Board Of Com'rs Of Pilot,
sgt. The Pacific Mail 3 5.
60.
1914 Merritt agt. Rimer.
-. jain agt. The Mayor. &c, Of
Nes.York.
37l Murray sgt. DaviA
III. .Morri. sgt. Whalen.
81. Dempsey sgt. Appleton.
J85. .klemau agt Dengle.
f6g. .BennI agt. Dudley.
2. "opens az l0l a. M.
1853. .Gano agt. n VI. Stmboa, Co.
1876. .Viele Agt. Viele.
300. We'll agt DIESEL
1914. Roberts, surv'f, &c. sgt.
Fisher et al.
go. st. Nicholas fns. Co agt.
Mer. Mn. y. q NJ. Ins Co.
li2. Bull Ggt International lns.
Go.
lT6. The AtlAHilc Mutual Ins. Co.
agt. Frank.
222f. Mckinley agt. Lamb.
100. Alexander agt Lewis
PART L-SPEsCKK. J.-Open at
!. M.
6i9. .Halpeu agt. yanderhp.
161. The Tice Mfg. Co. agt.
smith.
800. .Ryan agt The Hulssh River
X. X. Go.
$50. Rafferty, agt The Hudson
River z X Co.
ss7. .Cullcn agt. Moloughney.
g81 Taylor agt Drake.
"opens At II a. m.
8i6. Small agt. Wilder.
g62 .Gfeensah Agt Totins
g69. .Gofhsm MiS Go. aFL Fargo.
C72. DE- Milt agt MaekaY.
G16 Iimci agt Mead.
37B. Asft 1gt Ritter
so. Taft4 at DooAst.vsx.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
CnrRT CALENDARS-TH. nA,.

JCaend called At 10 An
Lppncott Silver Plate snd Engraving Co. ag BeldeD
IsGKAHAs, J.
$50. .Schmd agt Kircher
SPECIAL TBts-SUTHKRLAsD "opens at l0i mCsse on
GENERAL TKlsa-ISGKAHAx p j., BARNARD and CARDoo u
arcan.A ~ 4 u III
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun tl3 Sun 1871 Moon 800
HiGH wArHR
Sandy Hook 600 Cows Isanl. 6tt Hell Gate 8J]
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15

AnI Wa
Parties desirous OF procuring fresh ana slmnao'' 5 WIN
this opportunity 49,, u-.. -, ,;u be soli NJ suc.
on without reserve THIS DAY and FRIDAY June 10 anu "
~ JOHNSTON g. VAN TASSELL. Auctoneers'
commencing ch day IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
hlatrhes, Jewelrp, etc.

DRENIUM AMERICAN WATCHES, pro-
n1un e best ard cheapest made in this country o
gold and silver cases FRANKFIELD Co Jewelers. 2) sIthaSe.
cor Foueenth-st j2J Eighthaye. TsenysiHthst
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15


DY BANGS, MERWlN 81 Co, Broadway, cor.
4tbs-SsIes Of Books ~ Art Fancy Goods Igpar &c
FRIDAY lime Is At 1 D. m. ENGLISH and AMERICAN LAW
BOOKS comprising valuable Reports Dges Ireatses Conmenaes
Trials, &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT q Co. Oate Leavitt,
" strebeigh Coz Clinton Hall, Astorpace For the SALE b
AUCTION LIBRARIES, COLLECTIONS OF Books fNA1s ahd All
Minds Of LITERARY PROPERTY. ...
THIS DAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at p m.
AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
without foreign ccOunt and one o. e
6pe offered Tor sale this country Of ~ AND
ARD RARE CURIOUS, and SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED BOOhs,
mostly elegant bnngs and many Of which aud some unique
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.-A
n ees OIL PAINTINGS LOOKING GLASSES ClROMOS
stock of deae IHURSDAl june 10 a. 0cocA 10 'V
LbertySt JOHN 1. NAAh, heslsuet,
W. r. ROBERTS Auctoneer. ~
TENO BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on MON
June 49, 1871 al IL O'Clock noon on boar at the loot OF
where he be at all reason
sb hour the iron steamboat METROPOLITAN formerly in use by
the Police Department of the City Of New She about $50 @
LENGTH feet beam and fee depth Of hold with oscang engine
feet stroke and 3inch cylinder. 900
OF saeTen cent 20 he paid TO the Collector o. my
the and place of sale the balance within three days
Court House. delivery OF the vessel
~ RICHARD B. CONNOLLY
Comptroller of the City OF hew-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
EMINENT INDIANS.

IsTITA sOPPA, OR BLACK-EYEs, THE HUNKPAU-
PAU CHIEF-INDIAN SUBSTITUTE FOR T0BAC-
C0-RESCUING A WHITE MAN FROM THE
SANTEBS-SHOOTING AN INDIAN AT LONG
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
Sales bn Auetion

A RT SALE: ,,,,,.o,, ,...,....
NASSAU-Sr, OPPOSITE IHB POoT-OffNb'
and the most important mO OF AT
Gliding choicest Pictures consigned 70 mr ~
ker by our City and other artists ogetne WIZ
entire private collection Of eminent oonnoeur
eIsmps from following distinguished American, french DeBn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-07-25
Seasonable Lines.

Oh for lodge in garden of cucumbers;
OH for an Iceberg or two at control;
Oh! for vale which at midday the dew cum
bers;
Obi for pleasure trip up to the Pole.
OIL for little one-story thermometer,
With nothing but zeroes all ranged in a row,
Obi for big double-barreled hydrometer,
To measure this moisture that rolls from my
brow.
Obi that this cold world were twenty times
colder,
(Thats irony red hot, it seemeth to me y
Oh for turn of its dreadful cold shoulder;
Oh what comfort an ague would be.
Oh for a grotto to typify Heaven,
Scooped in the rock under cataract vast
Oh for a Winter of discomfort even;
Oh for wet blankets judiciously cast.
Oh for a chill that would be perpetual,
(Or at least till the Summer is o'er;)
Then the fever may come as etectual,
And last until Winter is with us no more.
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Mattresses, dc.


FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
IL j. A. & 2. M. BICKLE,
Main street, Staunton, Virginia.
We propose to reduce our very large stock of
furniture by selling at the following low prices
Walnut Chamber suits, 10 pieces, wood-top, $85
q" 10 pieces, marbe-top,
800 to 5000 -
Grained suits, 10 pieces. $40 to $50.
Parlor suits in Hair-cloth 800 to $3.50.
Bedsteads from 81 to $40; Bureaus. WASH
stands, Tables, Mattresses, Cane and Wood seat
chairs, always on hand, at very reduced prices !;
Lounges in Rep or Lasting covers, at $40, $11 $12
and $14; Folding Bed Lounges, Rep trim, $25
to $50.
Persons in want of furniture would do we'll to
call on US before purchasing elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING attended to promptly
We are the sole agents in the Valley for Fisk's
Metallic Cases and Caskets. fe28
NOTECE.-Made at the Institution for the
~ Deaf and Dumb and the Blind,
Hair Mattresses,
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
Coir Mats all sizes,
Corn Brooms.
Old Mattresses renovated,
Old Chairs filled with new cane seats
Books bound in plain binding,
Articles to be repaired will be called for at pri-
vate residences, and returned when finished.
All orders for work should be made through
the Steward, or Foreman of the Shop to the
Principal. feb8-1y
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TMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSU
MERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING tt
$40 AND OVER DELIVERED IN
ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES,

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE Md,
In order the better to meet the wants of their re-
tail customers at distance, have established
Sample Bureau,
and will, upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines of samples of the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, of FRENCH, EN-
GLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
guaranteeing at all times to sell loa0 if not at
Jess prices, than any house in the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most
celebrated manufacturers in the different parts
of Europe, and importing the same by steamers
direct to Baltimore, our stock is at all times
promptly supplied with the novelties of the Lon
don and Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts, we are able and willing to sell our
goods at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT. LESS
PROFIT than if we gave credit
In sending for samples specify the kind of goods
desired. We keep the best grades of every class
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders muacconspansied by the cash aoiU be sent
C. o. d.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUY
ERS are invited to inspect the stock in our job
bling and Package Department Address
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
1877, 1919, 201 and 2O3 West Baltimore ST.,
Oc25-lV Baltimore, Md