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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-01
9HAw WIS,

Spring styles, as, 60, rs, s5o, 81, 90, 5o,2 90
upwards;
Bed ticking, 10; ia, is, II, 20, upward.
Brown and blue dsnims, cheap.
500 pieces striped. fl CURED and plain muslin at
IL, 10, 20, 20, Is. 80, 80, Soc, up.
Bishop lawn cheap.
1000 pieces ribbon, ell widths and eolors, from
So per yard upward.
Also, the best line Of cash ribbon west of New
York.
81, 500 worth Of flowers at half the usual prices;
call and see them; can't be beat.
The beat line Of valeurs and satins, aH shades,
| to be found In Rock Island or vicinity
500 dozen ladies' stockings, 10, i23, 3D. H. ~,
25e, pair, up.
200 doxen children's stockings, 10, III, 10, IL
Ladies and ohiidren's gloves, s, 10 12a, Is, IL
zoe.
Kid gloves, 500 to g. \ pair, sill shades
The largest line Of ladies underolOthins west o
New York.
100 dosen ladis. Oorssts, 40, rs; IS, csc, 81 Is
$50, l so upwards
Hoop skirts, 40, SO, 75c, 81 90, Il 2s, cheap 81
EiZes.
The largest and cheapest line Of buttons VIE ?
mings. fringes, laees, combs, jevsiry, la .
brushes, and 10, goo other things, too nulnei
Gus to mention, ct popular prices. =.
loco shades, oil styles, al S5, 4b, d. 10
upward. ,
Gents furnishpg goods, the largest line 70 !
sold 50 per cent cheaper than hosk A''A"
prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-01

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-01

Parmelee's New Vegetable Pills,

Containing Man drake and D&nd elton and will
Cure Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Gostivsness, Headsehe, Purify the Blood and
regulate the sseretiOns, remove all Bilious mat.
Ter and preyent Ague. These Pills are Anti
Bilious and Specific for the eure Of those
chronic and Bilious Dsrsngements. my24dWly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-01
BaRLOW's INDIGO BLUE.

l., tho cheanest and best article in the market for
Y, rrv1No fIoTBEs The genuine has both BAh-
LOWS q WILTBERGER'S names on the Label, ana
is put up at WILrBBRGEhS psug s'ore' w. N"'
A''''- D. S. WILTBERGER, Proprietor
Sold by Druggists and Groeers. mchZzd"oh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-01

Me- DR.. BoHAENAE's "Trsatiss en- U pee
ial Diseases" wAieh fully explain the natars,
sauses, sy mpsons, etc., of ''spermstsrrhsa" OF
Seminal Weakness" Syphilis, Female Co m
plants, sll impedimsnts to Marriage, and val,
liable inforn alton ON other delicate subjects sem
FRRE to address in a plain sealed envelope Oh
receipt Of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-01
ROSEMARY.
sPALDING,s ROSEMARY

-zE~Mc Contains everything lin
hCpITNINC,S Our opinion) required 10
S EAD.NT 81 givs sichness, besnty as
QKQSs M.Hs elegance to the hair.
neat, clean and fire.
from all injarious minerals. We advise all to
use 1t, who desire s. clean, healthy scalp and
beautiful hair. The Rosemary is the best dress
ing restorer and hair producer in use. Used
upon children 1t will lay the fountain for su-
peri head Of hair. Sold BY druggists every
where. E. SKINNER, Proprietor,
jelSasodweouly 2s7 fremont st., Boston
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Brooklnn Real Gstats for Sale.

4 ~ CHOICE FULL LOTS, near Prospect Park,
corner Eebihs and sevnthave BrooAlyn all together oi
sensrate beautiful locality; high ground rapidly Improving hs9
lots Bedford favorable terms called for
coon, ms us aud particulars o. H. PIBRSON, Pnest N L.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
|
SUMMER ARRANGEWFSr.
COMMENCING NAY =, l6iL
Passenger sron IN NwYork corner ot Twenty seventh
touthave. Enranc. Twenty seyeuu-s-
TRAINS LP.1-r SPwyOPK

70, x. Haven ..r TGass s.1',a, dg'ys yswTt2ES t n
Tor Mo s'r'.'ctd, sei Southport and wstpor ll0s
foi ssa SorsalS, - 9Ggrl O nj l2i5 (grl NLl L.
Eor barren = 9, l0a .. i:lo 5: % aal go, r.
$50 ,fEl 4.,s sSo $50 !:is, (E,l pm, ,,,,r
.. sana,y M, rt'u SeNlsFA a. oa
Boston via both sP"A' 'ccoyYECrlsG TRAINS
ior iosion VIA Springfield a. m n4 q p IL
t5 Hartford and SS lac Il a. 1 il:s D. and
ForConaeileu' Rver Rsrpu t&l9 p @ % S''han7''S
For Hartford Providence F,hHn Railroad lis ,.
70, Sho,e Line Line Ia, Rasg S az a. n to N''"''H '-
Ns-I,ycn Mort anp,oa Railroad m N to S0"s'
FoS New Haven. Mdso~n aud wunnnae Railroad tf LH'I'
T. Pc H Iia Iias,soae % Railroad ,ni g., .,...,.
fS fSI SanSa1's SaaSa srG Sofsal E.roia a toP
cSmSoS. c Nov ss@ ssp ns Cars ,.achci AMI $50 Sun
"a, Mail Train on Line uNagFooa Car a1''ne' "e'
ss IN s can procure l' pns reached oyer @ 'Ssi q
H. Il sn4 tsg5s s95s ~. No. 81, Broadway AMI Coar Bols al
y leaving suitable motto. can have their % n oST Sr sSssa
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
f.rou.h Trans New Depot foarh-svs. ani fory
SEQ H. Chicago and Moue r1pre'' vlh DnsinsrOOu
o, m special Chicago EIpress drawing Baaals
Ic:e a. NJ. Northern AMI Western E1pre.s
eo % Montreal E,prr.s VIA scpns from SewYors to 81,
500 w p,se fxprr,s Rochester. Bufas
N,,ga,a IA Chicago VIA both l. s. -
Rs roals aad ST. Louis, lV.eio leavts Sundays
6pm. IL, s,...,.. 49,. s r., - ,t,.
Yonkers Trans nom Tlirrt sde heretofore
S''''' C. H. KkNDnCA, Gsneral P.sseaees Aren't
NEW JERSEY RAlLR0AD--FROM FOOT OK
~ DESBROSShs-Sr and from foot Of CuklLANDrSf.--fos
WEST PHILADELPHIA, al $50 aal $50 y 80 so $40. cd.
p m, ~ For PA ladc
Camden. aud For BALfMORk aRi MAsHINo-
TON and THE WEST, But'norr 3O ~ " and
the sourd $50 ~ silver Palace wsshsg
WEST Pennsylyana Rairoal-S;1o
Palace the $50 through
Pittsburgh Chicago without
Palace aaeh'd to theUtop daily md thsgh Ps
bagh Cnannal Louisville aud st. loas, Noat change Silver
p Mes.
YOrk Fo wuyu tbago Nitheat chase Tickets ,or tssa
Of Dcbrossess ST. foot Of SoStlandtst, sni pa BoadsA.
f.w. RANKIN. Gen. Pass. ASt p w JACKsoS Gesr svyt
S0UTH SIDE Il. X. OF l.. l.
Winter Arsnse%en.a commencing % l1 Roosevelt ssa
B:a NJ Mail Tor faiehogne BY Bsepor and
lCo0 a. "a. Accommodation 10 Bsbslol
3g N Express oi fahogne by for Bsepsu AMI Nre Pisa
snp Ia Ace mmoaion for p, ihresSh P0sae sadsYs
b3c p m. lahylop Accommodation
GO p. ~. Ac omps alton for Mrrnek
The hJ aud 10 and and coaasst q
Valley Stream tor RosAasay ard HsnI5ieAd
srr, T. ". DOUGLAS, S1DsSis~ssssA
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Anriion 5alc5 OF Rcal Gsiaic

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
UCTION SALE OF beautiful VILLA
"a PLOTS ami an elegant RESIDENCE Highland, Of
chester Co.. near Centralaye and McConh BrdgeADRtAS H.
MULLER y. r. WILKINS Co., will sell at auction TT ESDAY
u O'Clock, the Exchange Saeroom, Ill Broadway %
VILLA PLOTS Anderonye s junction with Cen
trave Wes;chesr County, within walk
Combs Bridge The nd high and has commsnng and rlsn
premises Gne aud a;
6rstc 25O feet with extension OF it2i feet FO health
location scenery sni Of the
property surpassed the lower Of Wc.ch
Sixty may remain bond and Maps
Office Of the AucOneeIs No: Pnes the Oce of y H.
CRUGER No Ia2 Grandst, ~ Y. t6o92)
A UCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY,, MAY g.
N noon.-lndan Head FARM s. TO- to 800 plots sa
mile New r. Depo miles NOrihpo Station Long Island Onehsf
cultivated baaBee Oak Chestnut TIMBER Stock Implements Cows
Sheep Lambs Wagons Carrisges Horses Colts Pows Mower
Reaper. Grain, &c. KlSSAM III Fulton st.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
North Atlantic Express Co.,

BROADWAY.
References. JAY COOKE Co., j. " SELIGMAN Co, GIL
FAD A. SITf Co, Bsnkcrs NeWfok; J. EDGAR THOMSON,
PrssiI,ut isunsy ana Central r T. Co. Plialelpus.
AGENTS IN ALL THE CITIES OF EUROPE.
Money l,u Jew Freight samples, Personal Edec Sc for
Waried With dsDacA. d. - JoNES Manager
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

PASSENGER NOHCE.-NEW and ONLY
iL00WWsFTCF %PrrrrrHRRG s,.t H. LIeGoVrH 4 T. CfYTRB
HARBOa, H. PLYMOUTH, " II, and all points from WHITE
''0'' A''' '1- wiTn6GT Siin'S CHANGE OF CARS
HGn&sfN as & 2oSSSaS SsTAScE shtT6 f5a S2snGA
vi, a MtS o,dr SL ,I and Wta s MoDn Concord
H. Be- Nashua ard Lowe r. r. Framnghm and Lowell T. X, Mans
% Ss1 1aa Faf@ a''pSi aS S osS r. oI %s
gASs M S fI3Ss al Ss%S oMo T1 ". most @ ss
and e''PS9 EpS 'n %SwI II rALL RIVER LINE
Moth Rsr in e %n,S,s vcq 81 81 'Se Jersey syS WY
Fail River Passengers for places beyond this pon! will be
gost tram for tose E.5as points Xs! T os fsye Fall M,S
NJ &. SlMoNS, Mg,gile Director ~ & : Co.
}cN hoSp TISs5S" saS SSg 5 S'' p and and Ie" % aI Ro
T. T. & sWAsEY S Sup s1pt ," taunton VI tom branch <
S5S9FsE S6S6E ss sTP Ca n Gn II ud 1nS %Ss SssPI S
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The ' % @ n Ss %S pSE% s55 Ts DFsS sTS Fc6Sp i world
One win leave Pier No a. North River every
Sunday, eIePs w nI SSS So JF. ,n ALVANi IN u~
RETURNING se the eboit landing on the arrival oi connect
through usets can Wharf Dci
E,g ~ od3y 1n No SCSt Dn IT, gSS sS .Is4s, SS checked
NORTH RIVER and NEW-IORk STEAM
~ BOAT CO-0nee arsoue. Pier. strS CHRisIkNAhS asy
sEs n" a1.1ls% sl Ssap ga Pc o vsSs sSSss dSS
D. M Tor Youkers Hastings D. Ferry Town sing and
Hayersw ALEXIS at 3dst Englewoot ionker, hasung'
Ferry Irngton, r. Town. and Naes Nyaek and Town ns ca'
with II. X. trains LANb' Ag'
CITIZENS EVENING LINE STEAMERS
" ALBANY AMI TROY landing at CAsklLL ESrs me by
the fastest night Hudson Steamers SUNNisDE and
THOMAS POWELL leave Pier a. Mr. foot Spring 81 daily SATURDAYS
making ections with all trains going north
eat and wet Tickets baggage checked alt points Rens
selaer and Saratoga and Troy and Bos;oO RaioaiA
A LBANY AND TROY LINE STAMERS,
n landing CATsKILL IRON Pier a. r. DAILY tSa,urays
eroep.dl Fare so cents Hall staierooms, IS cents Steamers
v1SDERBILT and C0YXBcrlCUT connecting with railroads all
stations West and North will leave above a Freight At
rrlursd rattl CD HANCON, General Agent
LALL RIVER LINE,
Il FOR BOSTON via NEWPORT.
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE.
Capt. A. g. SIMMONS. CAPT Is. VI. SIMMONS.
Per at For tickets
and 30 and Twenty
Broadway, and No. Court. st.. BooklYn the Pier.
81. X. SlMOSs Managing Director
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
81 IS leave Peckshp for New Haven 35 ard II
p m. connecting " III the railroad
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and oil points on Housa-
Il Nangaiack Ralroada Sl Steamers leave
Catherine slip soos, as uigh tssnas,s esses,sdl
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
fona Jslan6 Real Gstaie for Sale.

TGREAT NECK, Long Isand.-For SALE,
Island Msnhase, Bay with eo feet water front and 30
acres OF bgy land beautifully laid out waks and drives.
the whole being wen drneii and weshae lawn from the
house 10 the where there fine boating bathing and hng
shruhbery The mansion stone
lOl by the the best manner by days WORN conveniently
Of trstoass city residences iso
tensnthouse, cold gapey boat and
bshou barn. oarag gehoue stables and cehone ied The loca
on for and heathunes Is unurpasd very
location hotel public institution beng so accessible
distance II mle has prospective value Tar be- ond
the price asked easy viii take good mortgages on city prop
ey part payment Apply 10 CHAs. W. ROGERS Great Neck
L. l., orto
O. G.. BENNETT, No. 0PINE'ST.,
where maps and photographs may be seen
EOR SALE-At Sag Harbor, shore FARM of
90 acres at very low figure $1,000; house. barn, &c old bat
comfortable. RULAND WHITING, Beekman-st
w VIM NJ VALENTINE, Rosyn, Il. l.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Drookinn Zeal gsiale for Sale.

FOR 81 LE-Three brick HOUSES, just fin
isbed 9foas and cellar with modern improvements 2S9 Four
e.iFsi between Fb oGd s.Itaes B0l bIOoka poe. 800
" S1.lV tenn; very easy. J. W. MOeSf.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
BROOKLYN propertn TO Eet.

TNO LET-464 ClassOn-ave. $3.50; 492 Bed
ford-ave, $500; 1O5 Warrenst, 81 200 rutland WHIT
ING, Beekman-st
TOILET, foot South First-st., Williamsburgh-
DOCK and BUILDINGS, suitable for grain eevatng storage,
Wholesale -four Inquire there Of CHAPMAN
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Chances Tor Buslnees men.
M MANUFACTURING SITE aud MILL
"

MANUFACTURING SITE and MILL
w FOR SALE
superior psrty adapted industrial purposes offered
roWrstp Peterborough ST. Bdaee Parish Msslbonge County Can
Of so Of tbs Lst land in the twnp
M only township abundance Of power having
o 20 The property 10 miles from the St. Lawrence and
road Of e. DdsCe, sE1 has DWELHSGHoUsR and
o bDg attached Fly Of The Land ia cultivation An
,oo.sl eOn oonpsny could Grs the vsrsy Of timber 10
soS account Single eOud be Sdld s Advantage also
bireb ,od colony would be hbcray dealt
i,s Of sale sSeb very liberal address AAlGkBT ~ p 81
Ddses or L. L. EkLAND. Newark, n. j.
ITO BRICKMAKERS.-FOr Sale an excellent
YAho deS communication. fully equipped
daily prtst has other business reqairng
e.B,isn atLnton; EDDY Co Nc Psrkplset
WANTED-A PHYSICIAN, TO take immedi-
assJge Of sosd Practice Address Dr. PERRY hdgehfN.
PsrSeb CoUutJ CoBu.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Giip Real Gsidie for Sale.

Gitp Real Csidie for Sale.
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1000
N CITY HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS for SALE sad LET
tanning City MaD. etc. etc gratis v X STEVENSON son,
Real Estate AuctoneeTs and BroAers No. il Pihest
A BARGAIN.-OppOsite Central Park, on
IA FhhSve ouroy RhOop stsne HOUSE for SALE at less
thal present cost Of house and lOL Apply to
WM. H. RAYEOR. 81 Pinest .
FOE IS! sAtGi FI64 ., p,o,s,,, ,.,, 7,, ,,..,,
ALSO.
full FRONT sevenrhave 10 full bt) near Porysecond
Price S215,OOJ.
An extra vide HOUSE between fhb and siIibayee Saint
Thomas Chunh
ful4rron on Madisonaye near Forty dhh.st
Applyo COaD bonner MORGAN, 2 Pine ct.
TOR RENT OR SALE, on Eighty-ffth- st,
II Eleventh and TUerh-ave twosofy
HOUSE, eght water IN kitchen marb nantes,
hard wa feet obi rent
SO per month. o. Ii. pEkSON. Pinest., NY
John SHIRLEY a. son, No. ~ Cedar-st.
~ Management Of as,aies specially. Mortgages negotiated
PEM0YAL.-W. w. LYON, Real Estate and
IA IB1Tsn Agea has REMOVED 70 d. Poperty for
bale AID to Let Ia al part, Of the cI.
q 1n IlMt for 4-story, brown stone, full
~ 24O,tOO front HOUSE, 10 twenty ffth'st between slItr
and BTotdTsy. worth looking a
KIKER, HEsSE Co. No Pisest, formerly ThrtythiIdst
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Nurtion Sales of Real estate.

A UCTION SALE-WEDNESDAY, May 8, at
N am-INDIAN HEAD Farm plots 10 suit-ae. ten to 800
sss, one nils railroad depot one mile north o. Com,
r.1 cnTa,ed balance and chestnut tuber Stock impe
men three Cows Horses Colts 100 sheep and Lambs iom
wagons Plows Mower. Reaper Carriages Grain' &c
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Real Gstaie TO Grrban9e.

= OOO acres Timbered Lands good soil, will
C.UpO be exchanged for this vicinity Apply loBroNiway
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

BvAD Melk IT, Bro by order Of s. Aherp on the premises
M Rosele n of 32 choice building plots Special tram iea'es oo
Iibertv-st at. a. IN sale O at "
B Jere johnson by order of MeSs Miller stouiennurgh q
Peckam on the premises Richmond H L. L. OF 5OO IotS " per
cent of the purchase money remain on mortgage
Bv James Miller under the direction OF Thomas H. andon REL
cree one lot building the southeast OF Jhinave and
ghh and under the direction of Charles frce
referee one lot of xt 40 feel nche
q SiXihSve. .,-, =.
OF house lot ltIi OF TbYseondft 10 ieet west oi
By M.srs j. Bleecker Co. by order Of William Barrett
referee brick house and lot on Ehrattth-s 81, Ioxs
aFau~
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

WA QUEESsTOwN
CARRYING THE q. g. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch their frscs' full iron steamships
FROM PIER 40. 46, " r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
MSNEsOTA Cap. MoRGAS........Mays g. at 300 pm
IDAHO Cart: PRIcs...............May IS at ll:3o
MANHATTAN Capt j. B. PRICE. MAY y, at 300
WISCONSIN. Capt T. W. FREEMAN MAY %. at N.
NEVADA Capt June s. at 800 p m
WYOMING. Capt WHsERAY. l2, at lO;O0 m.
Cabin passage $so gold.
Steers ee passage oace No. 20 sBrOndvay go currency
For freight or cabin passage appyto
WILLIAMS GuIoN No. s. w,n,t
TNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LyERPOoLRoyal Mail Steamers appointed to sal follows
CITY ITY 0E or 5AY M,y
CITY or BRISTOL .TIIuRSDAY NAY lS l2n
CITY CITY OF OF ANTWERP N.Y. g
succeeding SATURDAY THURSDAY from Pier No. IS
North RIVER n,nno an ,..s.o,
FIRST Fel1Bhs N oo.o SIS srETRASE " "".'"
To London. 60 60 To To Lon, London %
Passengers forwarded hayre Hamburg STedea Norway and
Denmark. at reduced raea .,, .
through B Of Ldns given on shipments Of goods Have and
Drafls l.,ued at lowest rates, -
JOHN q. DALE Agent No. Is Broiv,- y. J.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EEw.Y0RK AND HAyRE, CALLING
AT BRBST -,
from Pier No. 50 North River as follows; .
WILLIE DB PARls....... .Sumont. MAY 70.
ID JRDA1. Juae
kT. LAUREN TURDAY June IS
WASHINGTON. Rousan. SAII RDAf, June ~
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Unciudlag wineJ
TO BREST OR HAYRE;
Iut Cabin Second Cabin
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
TO Pan. s. and - fuouaL
These carry steerage
American going returning from the Continent klrope
BY taxing Of this line, avoid both transit by English HNay
and and sle enc .oH 'sm G AGENT Si
TTNEE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Il WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
F0RTNlGHiLY To AND FROM LONDON DlBECI
Prom Piers a and a.. North RIVER
TO QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL;
CANADA, Wei Wcster........SA1JRDA1M Nav H. 81 60o . m
ENGLAND. May IT, u loo IA.
10 LONDON DIRECT
HELVRTIA "WEDNESDAY. Nav 3, A. $40 D. m
CABIN Passage. - ana currency
Prepaid Steeee ekos from Liverpool Queenstown London erT
GLASGOW London, s5l, currency - -
For er apply he Companys 0Gee No 60 Broad
r ". :. III KS hanageL
limited STATES. NEW-ZEALAND, and
~ AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LiNE.The steamships Of
this appointed from Francisco for EWLEALAAD
and AUSTRALIA, Via Io1ouu upon - .
NAY D. SEPT H.
JUNE 70. OCT .,
JULY il. NOV. D.
ATG. H. DEC I, al Noon
IS. Il. WEBB, 81 Ereh'use-plaee NcvYork
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

PASSENGER NOIHCE.-NEW and ONLY
L DIRECT RAILROAD sud STEAMBOAT ROUl between con
CORD. y II, MANCHESTER. \. H.. NASHUA ). H. LOWELL,
LAWRENCE. FTrCHBrRG, Mass, LACONlA, \. ". CENTRE
HARBOR, n H., PLYMOUTH ~ H., and all points from WHITE
MOUNTAINS, anl NEWlORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06


Bv Jos Ncue James IT. Coleman referee fonr
lots on he outbe st Ninthavc Oneundreand
teentlsi lOXyli Also. four lots northeast Nnt4ge
and Ort-l luuIlclc Eyeelth-st. lpj2lu00
b. Mes A. Beecker. Son Co.. under the direction Of 1ha
deus H. Lane hgstoop house ard lot
known a No. HletA-st IVJ feet hr-sye
IOt HxlU.S
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

E0R BRIDGEPORT, and oil points on Honsa-
Il tonic Naagainck Ralroada 4l Steamers leave
Catherine slip soos, asd uigh ,ssBis,s essestedl
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Men, Jersen Real Gstate for Sale.

A Il ORANGE-Near Main-st. Depot, Churches
~ and Sehoo$ll OOO terms easyi new handsome hESDhhSb
complete II bath buffers fne cellar nr
mace range gas Photograph particulars, HAMILTON WALLIS
9 Nassau-st PineSL, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

r., on the premises, 200 lots at Queens, L. l., at


DeIOt Oi /. T. x. Il ,
y Mcss f. I.nilow Co. the premises by order Of Richard
rndge executor plot containing the Rocsway
Turnpike Noouue, o,eter Vh nine cot ogc Kitchen
Me Pavilion Grcundsi also, stable and
lot on Cathenuet. opposite LOckwOol-st 6sr4;5 feet
Sath Jarvis referee,
tf ot g ulgs the north ate Of Htyseyeatht 50 feet
east o Eieyenh-ave.
By Jos Mcclure under oer Of Js H. Coem'n reee house and
t o u sd. Of Forcthst feet Of Auhaye, l6GI. the
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

A II ELIZABETH, n. IA large variety OF
n HOUSES and LOTS ranging price from 5000 TO $4,000 for
SALE on easy terms NJ MEEkER SONS 2J BFoadst opposite
Depot Elizabeth. n J.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09
TROUBLE PIlIM6 UP.
The American MlElster to Copenhagen Puts
His No. q Bregans Squarsly into II.
Prince GOFtsohak0f DenOuRoes Him as an
Animal" and 0thersISs FIouts
the Clown.

NEW YORK, February 8.--A st. Pc
tersburg letter says that at late di-
plomatIc dinner at Copenhagen, at
the house of the German Ambassa-
dor, the American minister, Mr.. Cra-
mer, undertook to read the secret cir
cular which Secretary Fish had sent
to the diplomatic agents, in explana-
ton of the Catacazy imbrOglio, 80
that they might speak understand
ingly on the subject should their di-
plOmatic relations occasion reference
to it. Minister Cramer producing the
paper rose and said:
{" Gentlemen, / have just received a
dispatch from my government about
the difficulty with Russia, which l
l propose to read for the benefit of the
company here assembled"
Great establishment and indignation
followed this announcement. The
Russian ambassador, who was pres
ent, rose to leave, and only resumed
his place at the table when the Ger
man minister interfering refused to
permit the document to be read at his
table.
The storm then partially subsided,
but next day the representative of the
United States government paid visit
to all the foreign representatives in the
Danish capital to make known to
them the contents of the circular.
When Prince Gortschakoff learned
of the transaction he became furious,
and expressed himself In the most
uneomplimentary terms OF the Amer
lean representative, calling him ian
animal" and other hard names.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09
EDUCATIONAL.
Synopsis Of the Educational Bill az 1t
Passed the House Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, February 8.-The
following is q synopsis of the educa-
tional bill as it passed the house yes
terday:
The first section provides that the
net proceeds Of the public lands be for
ever set apart for the education of the
people. Nothing in the act limits the
power of congress over the public
lands, to interfere with granting boun-
ty nor with the homestead act.
The second section provides that
the secretary Of the interior shall GER
tify to the secretary of the treasury
each year the net proceeds of the sales
OF public lands.
The third section provides the man.
ner in which the funds are to be in
vested.
The fourth section provides for the
apportiOnment Of the fund to the vari-
Gus States and territories for the first
ten years, the distribution to be made
according to the ratio Of illiteracy OF
the respective population.
The fifth section provides when and
under what circumstances the first
distribution shall be made.
The sixth section provides that
certain portion of the fund received
be expended at the discretion OF the
legislature for the instruction of teach.
ers for common schools.
The seventh section states the con-
dition under which each State and
territory shall be entitled to receive
its share of every aPportionment after
the first year.
The eighth section provides that
the commissioners Of education shall
decide what States and territories are
entitled to receive an appOrtionment
and what amount, but no moneys be-
longing to any State or territory un-
der this act shall be withheld for the
reason that the laws thereof provide
for separate schools for white and
black children, or refuse to organize
a system of mixed schools.
The ninth section provides for the
Of the fund by the super
of instruction in each State,
territory and district, and that the
so apportioned shall be ap-
piled solely to the payment Of teach
ers' wag g.
The tenth section provides for the
in which the apportionments
shall be drawn from the United States
treasury.
The eleventh section provides PEN
alties for any misapplication or en-
Of funds
The twelfth section provides that
circuit courts of the United States
shall have exclusive jurisdiction of all
Offenses against the provisions OF this
act.
The thirteenth ard closing section
provides that nothing contained in
this act shall be so construed as to af-
feet in any manner existing public
land regulations in regard to the ad-
justment and payment to States upon
their admission into the Union, five
per cent. of the net proceeds OF sales of
public lands within their respective |
limits.