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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY. june Ia

Mails fr Europe via and Liverpool steamship
Isho, soils fm Pier No ts " r. close Postooe at I'M az
Station A, ll:lc ID 1850 m. Supplementary Mail FOR paid
sten ony made Pier No IS, n. r. and closed at le m
Steamship sails at 81
IAN letters Deposited in Supplementary be prepaid with
souble postagel
THURSDAY JUNE Is. -
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City
Antwerp from Pier No as N r. close at the POstOhoe at V
q At Station a, II: 10 D. l1:iOa Supplementary MAIL
Tor paid letters only made Pie, No 4S N r. and closed at 1870
n. Steamship sails az 70 m.
Ian letters deposited in Supplementary Ms must be prepaid Win
double postage
Mails for Auw Kingston, Jam Panama and the South Paeee
and Central American Ports steamship Rising STAR from Ier :"
n. r., the Post OWoe m. Steamship sails Em
ha for Bermuda W. L. per steamship Francisco close At Post
Ohes At p
Mails for Havana and Nassau per steamship Moro Castle sails on
Pier No 4 n k closes at 2 Steamship sails AZ 80 m
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Antiion 6aIes Of Real Estate.

A LDRIDGE g. WOODi
IA will sell at Auction
THURSDAY, June Is,
t2i O'Clock, on the premises,
At Marion. Thirteenth Ward, Jersey City, ~ j.,
elegant threestoy and basement French roof
HOUSE
10 closets pressure water baths wseoe te hne
threes.sry French roof
DWELLING;
nice twosto C0TTAGB also 40 desirable BUILDING LOTS,
all the immediate vicinity Of st. James Hotel hne streets
gas, water, and sewers; only eight minutes NewJesey
day also three lines RAINING every 10 minutes ssv.i
property the Jersey City Ferry; for beauty Of location surroundings
perfect hehfuness and accessibility arpasses any point The
vicinity New from Of the city below Canast can be
reached less time than Pourteen and much
comfortable Terms For particulars free tickets and maps
properly apply 10 ALDRTDGB WOOD Auctoners Hldson City
LEWIS WOOD ~ Mougomest jersey City, or GiLBs WALES
4 Co, IL Maiden.lane, n Y.
In case Of storm sale win be held In st. James Hotel.
Take I2uo 2 N m train footCo
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nlarble dno 5late Hlantels.

A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
n WORKS lS and l36 East Eghteenh oHers .oo Marble
Mautes, ali complete Also MOIEHen UIS'e She
Table Tops al prices that defy competition.
II VOLKENING's Steam MARBLE WORKS
and FURNITURE MANUFACTORY Nos 81 80 s5 ~ S2S
have lU and I08 West F0ryseyeDhst Marble and Wooden
Hantr Glasses Of latest patterns Also Funer SDs
Tg and Saloon Toys Of Italian Marble 20 cent? per loot
q KTABFR a. Co. MARBLE WORKS, 217
- "a 23 West Ffvfrsst Broadway aud Eghthaye
Marble Nantes, Monuments HeadsoEes greatest va
reties; cheapest in the city
S00 VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
tJtbO ducei prices Tor the next 80 days T. STEWART Co.
sixth between Thirty -aith and Thrty-si1thst
ehIS AND UPWARDS-NIarble Mantels
ID - pster1 lover than any other house
RICHARD WAIHAN. $50 We l5thsi, bet oIh and y'h a'e~
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Uesithfsier Gonntp Real Gstate for Sale

A FINE RESIDENCE with so acres, 'front.'
IA ing the Hudson Sing for SALE cheap
CHANGE Also hne Place with IL Dobbs bargain
W. p. SEYMOUR III Broadway.
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g. DrsGsR, Auc,oneef.
CUPREME COURT SALE.
~ SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1871,
AT O'CLOCK p NJ, ON THE PREMISES.
AT MAMAR0NECK WESTCHBSTBR COUNTY,
ACRES CHOICE VILLA LAND,
TO BIZ SOLD IN ONE PLOT, SITUATED ON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ONLY HALF MILE FROM RAILROAD DEPOT
grounds finely cultivated overlooking Island Sound and
the villages Of Rye Neck, and Msmsroneck, including
HANDSOME COUNTRY HOUSE OF rooms, Barn, Stables, Car
rage, and lee-Hous
Also an ELEGANT MODERN COTTAGE . -
modern eonveuienes Rare CHANCE
FOR SPECULATION.
authority direction OF ROBERT r.
BR6SDAGB Sheriff by order Of JOHN sBDGWCK ESQ., Plaintiffs
Assignee in Bankruptcy Maps Circuar Gc at Ohce Of
T. DINGRE 4 Co. Aactoneers, No 81 Cedar 81.
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Gitp Rsai Gsiaie for Sale.

SCD-ST, NEAR 9TH -AVE.-A superior, full
" sired HOUSE; price reasonable O'bsrs 51h
s6h Sh SD 48t 46h 45th, 42d near shave $1,000
to $4,000 and upward w. p SEYMOUR, III BToadwsy
MONEY TO LOAN
sl On good Improved Unmpoved NewYork and Brooklyn
Property in sums to suit applicants Apply to .
. - g. HARTE' No u Pine. st., Room No. T.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHTppING INTELLIGENCE.

SIM rs,.. 42s ........7:3l Moon rises 23l
HIGH
Sandy Hook. Sis Cows and.... 539 Hell Gae''''' 1888
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fona 0slano Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Islp, on the South Side R. r.
Of Long Island and having ontsge Of two miles the South
FARM Of go mostly under cultivation, with large
modern buildings Particulars can be had BY applying TO
NJ. A rutland L. n Y.
VNOODCOCK SHO0TING.-FOr SALE, at
BdsehampOn Long Island hree-qaartsrs Of mile from The de-
DWELLING perfectly built with wing, double Kitchens oubung
laundry paved cellars ternndeed appointment There
large perfect garden meadow pasture
and Young ocbsr-n ALL Of eh dark oam The place is
be had furnished from bot
immediate occupation and with valuable bone
grade Durham fu milk stock Of coal and wood and hundred
immoral influence in tie village Ii is absolutely
exempt muketoes and fever and This property exceed
desirable for gentleman who knows how shoot Ii in the
the best wocdcOc sn pove goose and duck shooting on
All the birds Newfoundland and Labrador
Brdgebamptou mgsons and the sport in the township
failing and In sessonabe weather is unequaed
| Apply 10 y W., at The Tribune Office.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
a., FosTSx % fTSs Ps ~ r. SS SRoyI6EScs S ~
5' s:. Connect SoyP ys ss. % ss 1H dIs pS,
l ANTELOPE leaves EVERY MORN NC ~ bout
.Ieepaon) Iaras oeol lsudng .t.ir eu'h,si :, g.
sI,..y POM. md ysp.asf, BIss ''s'"O'''
N0RwALK viii ocenpy the route for a few days
1 kAlhKoAR bs Of NEW q: d n!
sst | Is. % Dr I s s:D s w..i. s o 4 a.Tf1
5 s % & .ss ac s1 E E,s' s With 20 f p H.
agh and The West Without change Of also to Central PnSv'
ALLENTOWN LIsB TO Tgg WEST
cOmn.nesuv Ma, % sPRISG III, ARR ARaANGEMESL MOMENT ,,r.
80 %mroI p, Fnnsou Eston MsoeS chsni ws'
% I'D ssS Masanoy City Mt Carmel BiIeon, Tanih'nsoes
s PF0 Es.On. Connecting with Del lAes and
s,s.a H,s,s ssrss' .a9 q, s.d % E.,op A.
ccsSs fes'g sA Lf a DoS r ss%s
GsS valley R.s.s or M.uss ScS%" canI Enc &c 1''"' WIN
1879 i9so a. H;nWsy rrs,n for so@srsiIs c,.,.
hss,1.y sas.. Ss S H,'tGS ys's E.ss dlaS ssssT s
2pm.-FOr Plalnsed
ao 2~ySr E,:.SS oGsRse.a PhnHpsurs Win Lehss :Sa
JUNCTION ss ai f''''.' .' c''.-''- '''''''
sp n%Eoi so%stsIe ifs,S' and Fisaaeioa ssa nuns
town Reading Harrisburg Piis6orsh Chicago and 6Sennsa sleep
ing and Palace Cars 70 Pttsbargb and Chicago
3:l3 3p m.-Por Somerville
o p m.-Por Raston
pm-POr somervile.
$50 NJ Emgsntl-PoI Raston.
e:Ap. m.-P0r Pisinheh
II p m.-Por PlslnEeld, Wednesdays and Saturday, -
Por Elizabeth at $50 500 6;1 7ls, 7s so so 900 9;o
10:O, ll:t5 l230 loo 200 2o, 3:l3, 3S 400, $3.50: tS.
S;I5 500 sts 500 $50 700 7:1o 7;S s;tisRle5 R@ m
Tickets for the obtained the oce Of the Central Rail
road Of SswJeney foot Of IbeTs ior3 and at the principal
~ - -'.'' '-,'' ,' ~. ( RcS ER, Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
U ] LAST wear Of
famous June TO- 1871 excursion tickets viii
the 0ce foot Of Lberyst and at b Elizabeth Depot
TO MAUCH CHUNK AND RETURN,
incnng the Switch Back good 70 raTn 10 ds from
date Of sale Pare for the entire tnp. SO y - n A..
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
BRN RAILROAD.

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE TO Water Gap stIoa59rg SeT,ao5
S. @ an foot %oS5iY 4 JsSs
500 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Beouion Branch
directly thrOugb from sewYOrI o.wso without ssn.e eI
and Al Scranton with and Tor Kingston wEe'oae P'i.
ton Branch Dover vito Chester waterloo With sa.r
r Andover snd Newton Washington With e D. L and W x
OswesO and EastOu with Lehgh Valley r. r. for al points
lae %. LEHrGn VALLEY EXPRESS stop. at Seyst Mor,
town Dover %S e. "H & s,e, R PSa
Bel Del for Bevere &c. ana EssGn With T. ~ *
Bocnton drec through without chang. q e
stOppUga principal stations Connecting at Dover WIN 'n " "
.'s s.s'Ill szsTSs T5 sR;iI rh R.
3 49TS HiCSEfTsfo%S nsVs NAIL connects 9a With Chester
ana Ego SS'sei ~ m' NI" HHSTErTsrowy EXPRESS
Por MoRRlSTowS, 75 s:io u;s 100 m 30" ';2o ''O'
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations $50 77 $40 1910
ard 2o & M s9 Er y 40 oSE s;oS ;d s $40 900 oro
and 30 M lO s:JO, $40. 'iZO 49, 3D. oO0 o ' '''
AnF For IN SEwHRK at $50 7s 1855 $40 so $40 1910 loo
i:S S I tS % $40 40 SO 500 s @ s ;ic 55 aud
i Trains Had ma Eio6ip sSR # Eh and sM6srcLa at 60
$40 and ilOo and 200 3;So $40 6lO and N
2o s,0% s o GcCec all ps p g 81 Steamer S e For BDDs
at sisahcp thence by miles Po scAooLEis M0uEI4M ,.SG
A.. 4 'S T1 and S ~ ssa % R Sse b. stage miles DELLA
WATER GAP al t:O a and w
ERIE AILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DcpOts
IA foot Of Chamh and foot of2)st A. folows
lesve (hmnbers. at9 a.
n m and = D. N diy. New and improved Dmsugooh 'oafues
accompany tran through 10 Buffalo and Nus nsn bIu'
connecting with magnificent Sleeping coaches running
through 10 Ceyenl Cincinnati Sleeping Coactes accompany ne
II a m train Susquehsna Bunsio the 9: p ~ un "
New York to Suspension Bridge nl the train from Se i9 70
Buffalo Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An EngTmt IRAN Aes
daily al 6;l5 ,,,o.
For Mdetown Way 1o and $3.50 P m and Sundays
0nfy, Fcr Oh oplsSiie Il ip ard Way, at 't3n N.
| For Newhu and Way at 9au $500 and +: 20 p M
| For sueem and Way, 5 and -. -. &, a.
Por and Wsy al GAS, 10 M IL mi P y 'i W.
| e:l5 y m and u midnight. ,o, - -,,,,s
24O 500 and 6i5 and Thursdays ana Snno'' oh9
For Pensout Nyack Tuau WAY, at 800 90 1880,
B-Traius leaving hou haithoaIs ave
23 depot IS minutes than above time Last boat IRON ~ st.
Tickets FOR Passage Apartments in Drng Room and sleeping
orders for the che ing and transfer OF B
gse NAV be n at the Offices 24 81 and Broa~ay -,
1ambers-st 33 Fuiolt ETookn lD bndsiy
WilHamburgh Depots OF Chambes a foot ~ ISst New.
York Long Depot JERSEY City aud Oft Agents at the pn
| cpal hotels. nm. -. 49,, ~, t,,.L.,.t
| sDaly. tFor Penncnt ana NlacS ffh haehehsacA
For HackensacE aud Ililsiae only. . -.
| T. d. RUCKRR Ma 80 WI. X. BARR,
Gep'l Sup't 1GL Gehl Pas A.
! NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
! ~ ROAD.
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TRAINS LAVE NRw.YoRK

Passenger Station Nev.Yok Of Twentysyntbst aud
| Fouith-ave. Entrance on rweItyfeyeL,A-si.
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Fou'th.aye. Entrance on rserty-seveLtls.
TRAINS LEAVE NRwYoRK
gr S:1s h5S $50 and (EriJ m. '''''
For Milford strstford Faed southport aud we''po, o
roi ;s south a1 SoTaa oT% *; Cs) nO fsB z G a
For Sf 6s6cn s, I'll ll.5o l5i' a. NJ - 8 $50 $50 dsp "a
.5 sS1 IFI si11iG ss5 s . s, as i ET @ i ''
For Greenwich aad nemeIa stations g. 1850 a. N BIS aS
i sunday day Nail Tgu leaves SevYos, a7r for
D0''O"' va '0'' 'cosNEoTISG TRiiE& OBJ.
FSI For BoSa Boa VIA VI, sBo Pe lai5 5 and Il NJ
For Newport R. g. m 7Er and l5 p m tEr connecting ia
Ssragan Bay WEXFORD arriving in es' than eight
For Connecticut River Railroad m, l25 Montreal
For H.rSi Providence and shsn E.llr9a lls
70, 70 ss ssG fo1do5 oS % sai Scse Il q % P 10 N0'n '
SewHsyn ami Northampton Railroad ami p m to North
FcT NeS Hsven Mldeowu wlmantc Railroad Cr LDe)s
For f Iiou,aionc Railroad, a. and u..-
For Isnbary and SorTat RAILROAD I2l3 I'd t1op~.
CCmToson Sleeping G rs attached r Train ami aleo
daS Nal Train on either DrlNingOon Car attached to es
i. Ne. e if Haven sSp Isaas % a i.s S ]
'S s the 9%: ,s q So Af G SsT G'f Bn snS' S
~ & 1,Ss Is..nee ,S,.io 10 destination oYT supt
NEWYQRKSo CENLBAL r,Ais', AND HnDsoN
CHICAGO Erp5ss Win Drasng ron car with Drawing rom
1879 a,s NJ SD, ss s.ssps sSsf Pa hp's'' last 'n
ii a. Northern and Western Express With Dawinsro0m cal, at
nsd NJ Montreal Express. Saturdays additional train leaves
G m fst Pssc Express sleepingean for w.teIOwu,
syriiensr Oswego ard Cansniaigua. . - A., a..
Rsb SasSa Falls Chicago, via both L. and Rail-
oads for ST Too and Louisville via Indianapolis Iba
ii p m Utica Express, with through seePhse."
2 D. n Hud.on Special train
sS IN Il'O l:lb and s:tS p m, Peekssll train.
90 aC yOs ard S 1850 AIS $40 $40 and ii'
iSnaSIs SaSsay %sy rrans9o and YOKE. special -s-n
PoughAepse ' q II KENDRICK, General Passenger Assst
Ee~-York MAY u.s. 1871. -
NEW JERSEY YRAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ DBsBRossEssT and from foot Of i
AZ $50 and $50 a. m 1880 4'Oo, s. $50 T. go night,
Philadelphia via Camden % and n fSr .nd
e5s n M For THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 NJ.
9o Silver Palace attached 70 e $40 a tran daily
r9S TE h0i Rred2s5o m and =
the $3.50 and % sSn arSsSa s 0.l s iea = %
n M dsi9 and run through PlsearEh, ennai Loure st.
Louis, and Chicago without chang Tte ale 'oes Of Ds'Aes
= w. ipSl RaSkiS Gsn P..' ATt Jackson sppt
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD off 4ONG ISLAND
~ Al. onl, double tracl Railroad on Hong Island
SUMMER ARRASGBM!lT
Commencing MONDAY May Is iS'l fo~Soo'e'eh and 7randt
sy.. M. Mail for P.tebosue connecting at Babylon
Fre sut snd at PehOgse by stage for Belepsrs and
eoo a. m Roclsway Excursion.
Iooo N, Accommodation fet Babylon. -. :. -,
Llsad and frum PaeAcsue BY nr B,lspsn and Ne
4o,p w Paehoea, Accommodation v.in4
D m. Babylon Aecommodatnn
$50 p M. Mernes Aeeommstates:
The $50 ard 10 m 3o 80 md % trains eosss-t a
v'l STREAM for H'nV.sI. ard SssS.. sssa..s,
For further particulars sse time table
sThb tssip VII senusses rszs'ss Jun J. MI.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

DARTIES desiring unexceptonable BOARD
bank Of the Hudson, apply al Everett Library
bSe sIbsve.. for references and fall information
vINO LET-To single gentlemen, without board,
furnished BACK PARL0R second floor; akO HALL
BgDRoOM Al Brookn References exchanged
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Real Gsiate 10 gt1bansr.

1 OW-PRICED, unncumoered LOIo, "en
=, "'a''u :" ' NJ A. rutland & Co.. Beesman-st, "
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NOR SALE-One of the handsomest PROPER


in respect gentleman Of 2O1 Of Land in
feet working order elegant bung miles from Washington City d.
C. Apply 10 owner w. a. BACHELOR Wheaton POstOfee Mont
Couuty
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y. 1871

NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
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NATIONAL LINE.
5leamboats ano Railroads.

LBANY DAY LINE-C. VIBBARD and
IN DANIEL DREW 800 snd 1hrtyfourth S. NJ
landing Yonkes and Mack y ferryhoa
CoHens West Point Cornwall Newbugh, Poughkeepse, Catsk
Hnuso
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ERUIT FARM-Near Smyrna, Del. Price,
s4n Oa Po..esion Address FRuIr Bnniod Delaware
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~ EXCURSION TO THg COAL REGION Las, year Of NE
famous ser June TO- 1871 excursion tickets vii
be sold foot Of Leryt and at The Elizabeth Depot
TO MAUCH CHUNK AND RETURN
nclning p the Switch Back good 70 r,up 10 dAs from
Q sale. Pare for the entire tnp &c Is aS, r. n -.
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IL ACRES, 20 PERCrIES.

excepting thcr"from Six Square Pcrclcs of Land, f
schpnl-huusc lot, on N. L. corner
M. B containing
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The Story Of DandO.
BY CHAs. DICKENS, in letter to Prof. FELTON,

Perhaps you don't know who Dandy was.
He was an oyster eater, my deal Felton,
He used to go into oyster-shops, without a
farthing of money, and stand at the coun-
ter eating natives, until the man who
opened them grew pale, cast down his:
knife, staggered backward, struck his
white forehead with his open hand, and
cried, you are Dando!!r He has been
known to eat twenty dozen at ono sitting,
and would have eaten forty, if the truth
had not flashed upon the shopkeeper-
For these offenses he was constantly conf
mitted to the House of Correction. During
his last imprisonment he was taken i'll, got
worse and worse, and at last began knock
ing violent double-knocks at Deaths door.
The doctor stood beside his bed, with his
fingers on his pulse. lie is going" says
the doctor. I" / see it in his eye. There is
only one thing that would keep life in him
for another hour, and that is-oysters.'
They were Immediately brought. Dando
swallowed eight, and feebly took ninth.
lie held it in his mouth and looked around
the bed strangely. "Not bad one, is it ?''
says the doctor. The patient shook his
head, rubbed his trembling hand upon his
stomach, bolted the oyster, and fell back
dead. They buried him in the prison
yard, and paved his grave with oyster shells.
Audntic Monthly for June
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Charles Dickens. News reached the city
about noon, and yet a splendid and lengthy
biography must be prepared for Tomorrow
issue. The more celebrated the individual,
the moro urgent that a splendid notice
should be served. Now here was splen-
did field for literary effort, and grand
opportunity, and such as is not frequently
offered, for the display of Biographical
powers. His volumes, of great numbers,
must be searched for any particular or
prophetic allusion to his death; criticism
of his works, worthy of the author, and
adapted to his peculiar mode of diction;
the incidents of his early life, peculiar
one, by the way; all this must be written
at length, and yet must show that mastery
manner of composition which tells of an
author who has steady command over his
pen, or the public will turn from the sheet
unsatisfied. Or take the death of General
Prim, lately assassipated by the dastardly
Spaniards His life, though spent also in
active cxertion, lay i'll moro sanguinary
paths than the peaceful Dickens His was
a life, the incidents of which the reading
public were, as general thing, ignorant
Yet the next issue after his death the Press
spread lengthy obituaries before it's readers
complete in its minor details and finished in
its workmanship. The secret of this lies
in having all these written up in advance,
and carefully stored away in the aforemen-
foiI Id CO.
time to time as occasion requires, and
when the final call comes, the Editor is not
found wanting. A few finishing strokes
of the pen, Of the time and manner of
death, and the greedy compositor seizes
it.
Another Editor has charge of the mark
cts and is well posted in regard to their
tluctuation in past, present and prospec-
tive. Another writes of Music and the
Drama. He is favored with complimentary
tickets to all entertainments, and has an
opportunity of witnessing every new star
as soon as it flashes across the play-going
horizon. Another writes what is known in
the profession as minor Topics,' short
editorials, etc. Another has charge of
Real Estate, whose duty it is to point out
all the fluctuations of the market, and
occasionally writes articles predicting the
future value of land in certain places as
guide to real estate owners and spectators.
Another watches the finances of the coun-
try. The Financial Editor is one of the
most important offices come ted with the
paper. lie is supposed to be thoroughly
acquainted with everything relating to
finances and stocks. In theory he is giant
in monetary matters, holds wall Street on
the tip of his fingers, commands the rise
and fall in gold, though in practice, like
the majority of thcorzers, fear he would
be apt to stumble. Success in the worlds
arena, requires something more than an
intimate acquaintance with its manual, its
literature.-Q., IN Goshen Democrat.
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Gent to carry the boat. But the boat is
well-manned with a complement of rowers,

in case of adverse circumstances,
Tho nights are pleasant, and until nine
O'Clock in the morning, light overcoat
is sometimes not uncomfortable. Every
body wears light hat, with white cloth
covering it, and hanging down the back of
the neck. Then comes the umbrella
Both these precautions must always be
used, even when one does not feel tho
necessity of them. You see no Clouds
The sun is constantly in full glare, and at
midday the desert-sand is very hot to your
feet. The air is strangely dry. My towel
dries in minute or two, and if you leave
your Cologne bottle uncorked, you will
soon be surprised to find it as dry inside as
out. Of anything like moisture in the air,
or on any object, there is not the slightest
trace. Else these grand frescoes and HERO
glyphics on temples and in royal tombs had
never been able to greet you to-day as
wildly as the lotus and orange in the
Viceroy's garden. Every breath of this air
seems as through heaven-sent for lungs on
which northern winters have left their icy
touch. How often do wish as breath it
on deck and shore by day, and with open
door and window by night, that every ono
Of those l know and love who need lust it
to establish their health had it to the full!
If this letter-written in part by spells
amid the jerkings of our nervous engine,
which certainly was constructed rather for
dyspeptics than for those who sometimes
use the pen-could take with it a good sup
ply, it should do so. But poor Egypt has
but few blessings, after all, compared with
her more happy sisters. Her ruins, grand
as they are, and her balmy atmosphere
and cloudless sky and Father Nile, are but
poor compensation for an oppressed peas
antry, and the thousand ills of false faith.
THE Methodist.
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Young America Mt the Wheel.

A wcll-known clergyman was crossing
Lake Erie, some years ago, upon one of
the lake steamers, and seeing small lad
at the wheel, steering the vessel, he accosted
him as follows:
"My son, you appear to be small boy
to steer so large boat"
eyes, sir" was the reply; "but you
see can do it though"
ado you think you understand your
business, my SOM"
Yes, sir; think do.''
Can you box the compass 9''
Yes, sr.''
"Let me hear you box it."
The boy did as he was requested, when
the minister said:
"Well, really, you can do it! Can you
box it backwards ?''
Yes, SIR"
Let me hear you.'
The boy again did as requested, when
the minister remarked
81 declare, my son! You do seem to
understand your business"
The boy then took his turn at question
asking, beginning: s....-...
"Pray, sir, what might be your bust
?'
81 am a minister of the Gospel
"Do you understand your business ?"
81 think do, my son."
"Can you say the Lords Prayer"
eyes"
essay it,
The clergyman did so, repeating the
words in very fervent manner, as though
trying to make an impression on the lad.
Well, really" said the boy, upon its
conclusion, you do know it, don't you ?
Now say it backward"
ooh l can't do such a thing as that
OF course
"You can't do it, ell ?" returned the boy.
"Well, then, you see, understand my
business a great deal better than you do
yours"
The clergyman acknowledged himself
beaten, and retired.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-10
IS Acres of Land, More or Less.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Tho undersigned, Trustee y virtue of the author
ty vested in him y Decree Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, sitting as Court of Equity, in causc
wherein Joseph Pencil is complainant and Thomas p
Campbell and wife and others defendants will offer
at Public Sale, at the Cross Keys Hotel nj the Brick
Meeting House, Cecil county, Md, on
WEDNESDA \, JUNE 14tA, 1871,
at O'clock NJ, all that valuable REAL ESTATE now
in the possession Of the said Thomas p Campbell COM
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