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New-York tribune., 1873-06-26


BATBs-s-dnlv Tuesday June - Hens oea9.ue
youngest daughter Of Joseph D. and Haaash H. p B-aoS o "a
Pu1sT ron her c residence Henrr-si BroOku Tbur-
June @ at which all relatives aud tresas respectfully
invited
BUCRHoUT-On Monday Jane p a. White PAn' wcs.-ssssT
County Of heart dl,eAse JACOB Buo.aoqI aged 70 yeafs - .
attend the funeral IRON Gues Chn,eh WHIT Plans o9 Isgra
CAssIDY-O June ~, 1919. Mary Cassidy the
RON her as residence south Brooklyn
COLLNsln this city, Monday June D. scy Collins in ths S4
Tie re i7es ;aa friend, Of c ty are invited .,os3 bis .aas,.
4hout further notice from bis late residence No. 'I Vest lse9tJ-
ses.alst on Thursday, 10Th lnst a. 5'1 d. ~
D0YLE-Or wednesday 25 aer short le,' Mary Doyle ts~
Iae friends ana alIs lI re-, % Sly l'ei Rsi 70 e @ iis
from ar late 5esidsnee 80. . ~ Ave ss D,s n 5 ry
Of tas Ho, Cross
sLcOcK-In Broosvu Jun, Amelia MARI sio Of Capt deo 3
Purer, Taarsisy Jr9e 5 ocloet at No 'sq St,'e-t
Broosyu. al he snls al those OF both a'es are ~
HARDBNBROOK-ou Tuesday. June g. ., her reiancr rrnoet
Mrs Lille Aou HrielJoos widow William Ii-enbroos IN tbs
18th year OF her see - - ,. t.. % =, n, yo,,.,o, -
Trains Central Depot Se-fork 't lJJ ni 10. IS m
Pne remains @ vi s ' - .-,.s " i 10 iep o'
JARMAN-In Brooklyn Tet,v Jrne a. he residence %
Zaiok Jarmsn Lizzie wdo" Of hsn J'Hnan sva
TIE remains vii be Berlin, Worcester County Maryland. r
intermeRt.
MARrN-Ou Tuesday eyeuns ius Muri Martin the "a
TIE estves aud u he hmy respectfully rvi to 's
funeral from ms ao residence. 40 Last hlrt-ih'L n
Friday INST. a. p oclJcN ). m.
MctLAIN- On the residence, G7 Spring afr
,hort llnes, Orlando d McClan aged 80 reart
The relative, 'aa trends Of 9e family are especially a'e 1.s4
on Friday the 18th inst, at o'clock m
RITTRR-At residence ls Seeondsve at 2 hond-r
peacefully MAcIne httei Ae rehoa
OF Predenck W Ritter aged - II months anl - days. ia of
love aHI years
funeral. on ThGrsiay JuAe 20 Al II O'Clock.
THOMPSONOn Tuesday, 2h inst. at PiAnaeld n J, Moses
Thompson eyed %
Prperai r, M ae rieB,. IN Friday 2h INST. O'Clock
Carriages will be waiting foot Of Lberys 90 arysi oi le1
a. M tan from PHned. ~ ll:22 q Remains All be- t4sea
TO Greenwood ntermsnt
Brooklyn. " Y. June . Mary Phesp<
Woolnouse. ie u Sylvester l. " NO0dhouse.
of thr
the father Samuel T. PaeP OS Cato1-s on Ihans
the 1jth iDst, at o'clock p
WOOLJkYOn Tuesay g. Of iphthei. Ba, iaagbss %
t1sz, 4a 5-garot a WOo.ey. aged !c an q. months.
fenls of the family ayt- 20 attend tle inner
Io the heT 1snts No " BShh ThursAJ-
g n O'Clock
WRRPORD Brooky Jane IS u pOn SARAH. Sfe u Wa
J NrefIu, aged J5 YearL
20 Toy for internrnt
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vFw-c,srLE-oN-rYyE RACE MEETING.

LONDON, June 2j.-The. Newcastle-on-Iyn
summer meeting opened, yesterday, with fair attend
anee To-day the principal event of the meeting the
race for the Northumberland Plate, attracted large
crowd, ana proved brilliant and exciting affair. The
Plate was won by Falkland. Prodgal was second ana
Clearwell third Twelve ran, and the betting at the
start was to against Falkland. 10 to against frou
igal and % 10 against ClearwolL
The SohaherlBl Plate Of ~ soyeregn' ddea 70 hanuaP
swopraErs O.. p sovereign raeh tor hTeeJAf o'4' aHa W.
miles a. snbscrhest -,r,-u. +,
a. M oulssonhs br Faklsnd b. Vougem enL Of lry d.
NJ n NJ De.merus b. Proig gal b. Outoar oct fFeiica lA
n c lr4Taeu. sr OSsLA W. SIhss 'e'i''''J'''''
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ITALIAN POLITICS.

DEFEAT AND RESIGNATION OF THE MINISrRY-RELA-
TIONs WITH FOREIGN POWERS.
ROME. Wednesday, June 25, 1873.
Another Ministerial crisis is threatened. The
Chamber Of Deputies. to-day by vote OF Sc to i57 re-
jected q resolution. supported by tho Government, to
proceed with the discussion OF the financial bills.
When tho vote announced. Sgnor LAMA, Pres
dent OF tho Ministry said he would communicate with
the King, and inform the House tomorrow what
would be taken.
ROME, Wednesday, June 25. 1873-Evening.
5lgnor Lauza has teegraphed the King. who is Tu-
rim, advising him 10 summon Minghetti and Deputies
for consultation with regard to the formation Of now
Cabinet.
The Op,nione denOs the Iuth OF current runor that
Austria ana havo former
Italy, but declares that Italy will seek alliances should
they necessary for the defense Of her national
independence.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
EKERcIsEs AT THE ACADEMY or MUsIC-AwABD1NG
rHR PiAkEs AND CONFERRING TIE pEGRREs.

kKERcIsEs AT THE ACADEMY or MUSIC-AWABDING
THE PilLEs AND CONFERRING THE DEGREES.
The exercises Of the 119,h commencement
Of COunb COAoge were held in the Academy OF Music
getterdaY morning The audience not large owing
70 the snail number Of admission tickets distributed.
Among offers upon the stage the RI Rev. Bishop
Potter, the Rev. Dr. Haight the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix
the sV. ID Hutton. s. p Nash, the Rev. Drs Leeds
BabOOok Of Maryland. the Rev President Tucker, Dr.
Charles Dawes, aud Cen Barnard.
The progT1Dme of exercises began w;h PRAYER by the
RsV William ID. Walker. Acting Chaplain ~ Columbia
college, followed by Greek sautatory Grafton by LET
ferts 5treOeig; Latin Poem. hedeateH dicere Dert1
Frederick kelsen Hatton; OratOu the d" Inter
national Copyright" Sutherland Tenuey; " Mathe-
MATES" GeoTG Norman Williamson " Wasted or Well
spent" Henry rutgers Marshall; "scence and ReIg-
Son." Bache Meyers whitlock; How TO Perpetuate
Che Blessings a Free Government" Daniel Babbit
Termilye. "KeiTm Prison System" Jose Aymar.
IAe musical lneriudes we're under the direction Of
Adoph BomsteiD The honor men Of the Class made up
the LIST OF speaker OF the day.
THE PuzEs.
Thomas samuel Omission so.
More ad0aneed aGss-George Kennedy. $50 Harold
F74sIccg Prizes q Gresk-Frank Drslcr, s5oo selden
y scrsnton Henry hors ooac0hrS; honoraDiy mentioned
The Atuans Prize 90 the most faithful and deserving
student Of the graduating classJ.-Fredenck kemsen
gCHOIARsHIPs.
Junior Cdss-In jrreA Frank Drisler; honorable
mention. George Forrest ButterwOrtA, in chemistry
Alfred Meyer; honorable mention, Walter Scott Aner
Ton; IN PAy5cs, hF.Yiua Albert I,C honorable ulc
Won, Frederick william Hurlchs Mechanics, Geurg,
Forrest ButJerwOrh in Eugnsh. George Kennedy; hon
grable mention. Frederick William uinrchs, LOui
Henry Ayme; I'D Latin, bedeI T. Scranton Henry hon
cradle Inslt.O4 Albert Jared L,der.
Sophomore dl0a.-ln Greek EIward Lyman Short
honorable mention, William James Adams. william
Duncan Mc.lms ID Mathematics, Thomas tamue
Ornisg0n AOn0rably mention William James Adams
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
PROGRESS OF THE KHIYAN CAMPAIGN.
LONDON. "Wednesday, june 25, 1873.

The Daily NewS has the following late in
tegence OF the progress Of tho expedition against
Khiva: Tie united Orenberg and Mangyshlak columns
on the 81 inst capturcd Kila only three days march
from Kbiva. Gen. KaBfmann with the Taskkend column
had arrived at Chra about the same distance east Of
Khiva
A special dispatch 10 The London Times says tho
Tchekshlar detachment has returned 20 KrasnvOodsk
having been completely used up by heat and want Of
water.
Tho Khan Of BOkhara had acted In most friendly
manner toward the Russians.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

ebor,v Mgupl Ramos and Francis Lewis Ferdinand
The brothers John and william OConnOr OF Newark
were graduated. John carrying of three gold medals
and William two For years these brothers have been
meek and nec-to use term common In another field
and bey leave tue college with the highest honOrs, In
all 25 tails were presented and the usual number OF
books, q premiums.
Alter the exercises the Bishop made brief address OF
hanks 10 the audience aud farewell 20 the graduated
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

-CUSNTyGUAM-.t Brooklyn 2 ne -, Of ArrL
1879 5'enT AlDhegs tlirke F' ''rursn
81 o. s. ARTILLERY Mary al Cuai0g late Ca bol % Fors
Hamilton. Long Island, " Y.
HOWR-ROBNS-In ibis city Tuesday IHnr p hy ReS W q
Roberts d. D. OF EunheA ~ j. Waltsr Howe 10 Mary A. B.
daughter Of the late Geo ". ROBINS
LEGGAT-SNYDEA the residence Of the BRIDES mother Green
port Columbia co. rIesay June - by lie Rev Mc'l
Holmes d. d. Au1uew T. Lgat Nev-fork CITY MIS- Sh<s
SAyler. daughter o. he .A.e Chancellor SDyae-
PARTRIDGE -NARrIN-Ia Brookn bs rssd'Bc q NJ Wm
Lawrence Tuesday JuD- ~ b. o Rev. s. u Camp Dr. JoasA
Partridge o M1. G. g. Martin.
PGCKsLAY-SCHMHGp Brookyn on Ws'nssday June D. At n.
Rsiegmcr b. che isv william A. Lrluhr lh-Is
Pcka Fanny M A., Youngest dlugher Of She tsv H. "
SclmllA No cAniA
LOGlo1 t21gllnd papers please copy
SAMMIS-SMTHAt Huntington. l.. Jlnc - A. h reirn'- q
M.a. e. b. Oakley b. Samuel A. carter. NJ EoE A. sAnAA
TO Mss JIAa s. amtA.
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score OF 300 to lIs Tho OF Ubassy was 81 Tho
following IN the score:
= Den-4. 2,Ooo1 u "A, 0. SGLa5a2.
SOS O.. 2.nT.ee,s.i I, a. o. O e-l8
UblssT-3 o. a. S. o 0, Q. Ols 20. o. u660 II, u1aa
TILO2 l. D. Il. o. l. &C.. T. ls-Bo
This afternoon a game will be played between Maurice
DAILY and Albert GARNER AT O'clock and tnis evening
game between DAILY and John Deery and between
u Ubassy and GARNER.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE.

The conference of Liberal Republicans to be
held Al the ST. Nicholas hotel to-day will inclnde, 1t Is
believed representatives from all parts OF the state
letters of acceptance having been received by Gen
Coehrane from considerable number OF those TO whom
the ircular suggesting the conference addressed
re nreseut condition various political parties
viii probably be fully discussed at the meeting Win tue
non NJ IS deemed advisable the Liberal Republican
inrtr shnnld fakr IN tho pOitca movements this FAN
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH or oAGE5 AhES
AND HORACE +. CLARK.

BosroN June 2J.--Tbe Directors Of the Union
Pacific Railroad az meeting to-day, adopted tls FOL
lowing:
Rooi ueB geucs of T. death Of TIC Hon OaEs Anes
member 0 is 1870 hl been rPvod ~ ~ Wi p'
desire express put record msh esn"ss
N BIS strong, manly ciFraaer l1d our 1cop sca. ~ -
Epe1a usnnsss tbs corporation We rsiee'ne hh -
DIS far sighted elterpr r. rs0'uton patici cn',Il8s
and sterling the Parhe
on3 his % hr COMPANY 's hrrl
be overestmd lie bad faith when al doubt olfne- fh
needed bsI la DC afAes
period - nd fnsrral dstrutt his iu7,mbe srt urHe
forward mo bunZ oi lis road and sus,iHd is ofoL IN -
behalf e earned feal burdens of alt t 71l DOW fA a ~
have on;ei ib entities b Boulder IN U1sn
Pacific slrold" We sincerely mourn ien1 an
associate trlssEoriay valuable 20 Biz se sn 10
nation
RsOl1f That the recent suien death of he Hon iiorsos
President r4ro.A
rrna bhF
h- Clarks prominent l1s railroad Of ts oolnHy
g,f hfs extensive AID v4re trs'uess rugalr-rats
other directions bad him .ue Of The tnoss
biz brief associations With bad been 1or0hd N
paoe hirh rezarl g0Oi u-aeIt. praae rsEst, >
lis nntuey Isth IS source fr - r-pe
y tender our sucerU sTapaay BIS smy and personal s--
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FRENCH POLITICS.
REPORrED RESIGNATION OF NJ MAGNE-ARREsT OF

REPORTED RESIGNATION OF N. MAGNE-ARREST OF
COMOfUNLSTS.
PARIS. Wednesday, June 25, 1878.
A rumor on the BOur5e that NJ. Pierre M2gne,
Minister OF Finances abou. 10 tender his sesisaatOn
20 President MacMahon, hlltens Renlea
The police havo arrested ErHest R'fcvTe. Admins
traitor and NJ. Raphael. members % Tie COmnu1o.
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TPOUBLFS IN IRELAND.

CORK, Wednesday, June 25, 1873.
The militia barracks in this city were broken
into last night and several stand Of arms were taken
number OF arrests have been made OF parties sls-
pected Of being concerned in the robbery The tele
graph wires between Bandon and Kinsdale have been
cut
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CsTTIE MARKET.

1s-Receips FOR three fa7s-c,le. iiTN hec.
NsD, sheep better reClet hippnK icoennS
owing moderate quality Of ocz teclel 1rtrr' ps
- efirHf
G1NB5 a. ehrcf; - rlE5 rnri, - DDS5 o. tarE
b. 250st H. uelua 81 -, i4ipr 4ld % 10
75 k RE-. $50 -. rrrtne.
HoG n lcf'e feqle ptce' 2oi hger rangng 81
as.iul, r sd - -, EOo| % "EtrA
3ARKP du mi nr reIrlt nlna gpes sholea
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PESTILEECE PROSPtCTS.
PRoGrrss or THE CHOLERA.

PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA.
NASHVILLE, June 25.-There were 25 deaths
from cholera to-day OF which Il were OF white persons
Special dispatches Gallatn Tenn, report the dis
ease on tho increase there.
YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, June 23.-The yellow fever con-
nues with unabated violence. very large percentage
NJ tho case proye fatal.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

M G. front py-uruber Of Congress, and can
Of Psnnsyvsn before thr D''tc o1yoa
5eal dropped M4an0n se a. saaHch Inlh Tes
terday
ALLEN Smith tho oldest mcmber Of North star
Ioe Freraysons suddenly Ll8ca ter Y ~ Yeig
yra ihe War % 1912 Che ts he~tmD~1irs
Regiment AMI bad lived in Lancaster nearly ID ysass
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
THE PRESIDENTS MovEMENIs

LoNG BKASCH, June 2J-l5 seems That the
President did not Washington yesterday IS stated
In the dapatch printed this morning, although one OF the
persons who accompanied him rrom tho Branch an.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26

nouucod his intention of going tho night previous
now appears thai. accOiupaueh by fhonaS n"rp"''
John Hoey and Others he President went to the iarH
of Charles BacbmaD the famous horse breeder At Co
sheB, N Y. aud will return Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
nIotber,. ro,hers. Notber..

faii procure Wyu0ws h- IN 10
be-thag children the h a
regulates Eahef
and health the child gives rest % shs mother
b Aud call for
MIS- WiSV0wi soOTuEs0 SrEUP."
Por sale by all dTu-gsts.
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PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM GLA56OW-IB siS1BlsiD europa June D. Mrs IeneA
E. Ncirol Jg1s Schneider aud VIE, Alex Ia
MeIssk, Hsop 4 N. TiuneY. h Grfin, Ns Gna SAIHa
CalraeA
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MARRIED.

True nd False Science so-sch hs ryafln sanqs, sy
Parks G0Is.a "a rAiBuSE LKCrJRa E1rRA No. D.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
5rerial Nollces

Post-Oco Notiee-The mails Rrop the vest end
ing "a rURDAl June - 1873 Will close this o1cs WEDNbs
DAY At y IN. THURSDAY. az n l. ard on SATURDAY.
~ % n IN. ILLLlN d yAALn llslintslrI.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For 0Ltsy ship Mans SecoRd Pqgel
ARRIVED
Steamship iNor Wg Fewose MaT b. and Bsrss.
Iulr Z, Wth mdse. and To- iuucl. Bi.a so.
Gars Amor (A1sLl Premuta Ft Rver June - IN ballast
New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
Consumption cai
can be Cured.
SCHYNCK'S PuLMONiC SYRUP,
,CHBYCK'S SBAWEED TONIC
scHRYCKs MANpRAKK PILLA

are the only Pulmonary Consump
Friucaty ul ocison ihe death " ha
patent lhe7 tue liver stop The afchou d ZOE o'Sl
henouhsu follows. aAd they clog tAe action " the oras
hat csu,edtl r. cough
Liver Complaints Dyspepaa me OF soris Sf he
a, of Consumption Many persons complain cal
coated tongue. pa 10 he sh1ur blade ie1g ~
and The OOd Yg heavily tbe sIoAh
conpsriel aclaly luI be.sll.g % % aiu..
isOucrei condition he
stomach, torpid liver.
Pe-os So r 6 n they take heavy eoi snd Il tss
ceuyh IN s uddeny checked Will Gnd the lives
co,seI flung torpid aud inactive ~. anost before they
and liberated the reslt OF which : iczh
Sthencas syrup winch does
opium or ANYTHING calculated 70 check cough slidenly
Of md creates appetite.
ben ,aoN symptoms Oheralss q
biuus tsn.rnc7. SchsHck's llunir ke Pills required
Ihsse aeicBcs prepared Oay BY
J n. SCHENCK & SON
North east corner Sixth Arrh stz. pb,.sdeiphA
Aud fjr sale BY 90 IIus5l sts 1lt icleaL
JNO p HEhkG Nos and College place Ssv
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be iador5ed 9th fliI
md
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.

THE METHOD OF CRBATION
an EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TiiE OARwlNIAN THEORY
Twelve delivered by Prot AGASSE be,r. Mlscu -
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

H., neoule of the Commonwealth of
,vania. grateful to Almighty God for
..ngs uf civil and religious liberty,
-~Fy invoking His guidance, do or
,r5 sstab!ish this Constitution.
ADnICI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

be quartered in any house without the con-
sent of the owner nor in time of war but in
manner to be prescribed by law.
SEC. "a. The Legislature shall not grant
any title of nobility or hereditary distinc-
ton, nor create any Office the appointment
OF which shall be for longer term than dur
ing good behavior.
SEC. 20. Emigration from the State'shall
not be prohibited.
SEC. 70. To guard against transgressions
OF the high powers which we have dele
gated, we declare that everything in this ar
tlcle is excepted out of the general powers
OF government, and shall forever remain in
violate
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.o~STITUTION.

CoustiflfiOn proposed to the
I.,,.Sns ems Of this Commonwealth
! 1S~jr GppTOrGL or rejection,
't5c he Constitutional Contention.
by %E@ST %S Of inE in OF OF
be W ScrtiOn Of an Acl of the Gem
Pc eH.qubIy. entitled AN Act to
Fal 5Iio ror calling n Convention to
|roNII ,he constitutions, approved
eeemS eeT,b dny of april, a. II. 1872.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12

county having over one hundred thousand
Inhabitants, shall be divided irto districts
of compact and contiguous territory, each
district to elect its proportion of representa-
tives according to its population, but no dis
trict shall elect more than four representa-
tives.
Sec. 1S. The General Assembly at its first
session after the adoption of this censtitu-
ton. and Immediately after each United
States decennial census, shall apportion the
State into Senatorial and Representative
districts agreeably to the provisions of the
two next preceding sections.
ARTICLE Ill
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NJ ALLAUh'.
w Engagement Of
PM. u. . DION BOUCICAULr.
This preeninent Couedsn Will appear ...
EVERY NIGHT
10 bis grand emotional play
.. Il
which Miss RRe Germon, Mrs Foster Mis- " Wells Mu V,s
dyke Mr.. W. H. Crisp Mr. H. Lamb, AL b. a. RHggod, Mr.
HOsson, Sir Bradley will GPpea,
The part q
MINI
by
MISS KATHARINE ROGERS
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY, So; SARATOGA, SO so,
"A BY DAT LINZ BOATS. c. vIBBARD md DANIEL DREW.
Leave Ve Pier At $3.50 aud Twenty third Bre
ferry at AS, landing Y0NKRRS, TARRl NYACK
~ fsrrIecs MILTON PoUGaKBBPSR, RHINBBBCK. Two.
Ill CATSkIl and HUDSON Connecting for oil points WHIST and
NORTH Trip acteis 70 wRsT POINT CORNWALL and NEW.
BURGH returning day ST. Tickets special baggage
checked to Saratoga and Sharon
E0RT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY. and
SHADY RDB steamers leave daily from sprngst at 10 2,
olO and l,nng AZ Twenty ds ten minutes later Sun
day time from spng1t, $50 10 IL J. @ asd 80 land
ing NJ Tvsnty.thiri-st Fare 15c
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Citp Real estate for Sale.
BARGAINS - On Third-aVe., opposite the
ID Industrial Exhibition Grounds aud in the immediate vicinity
Apply to VIM H. RAYH0R, 52 PDest.
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.wIsCBLL.s.vBOUS

AT JAQUIN's French Bureau can be found
N Of good servants Of all uatons for city and
Try. 62l 6th-sve, bet 86Ih aud 3Ith sts tEst Aoor
A LADY, with the best references, wishes
n 10 engage for she wouh make herself useful
portion OF board, IN iimy where er young
ladies' married single Of refined preferred Ad
dsss Mn BALDWIN Tribute Uptown Once, 81 = West 32st
At PELT0N 81 Co., CAS- 6TH-AVE., near
n 8sht formerly Beirn will De found large number Of
yery desirable servants Protestant Catholic Tor
ounr; suitable for private families hotels boarding and semner
bouseA Also, coachmen, waters grooms, us'ul meu re
BROOKLYN RESIDENTS can obtain SERY-
ID ANTS 10, city and country n the BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU 30 Coneors Pacu. Managed by ladies' THIS buS
been IN successful operation two Bae for
NOLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
" Rooms 90 Bst formerly Bible oase Several eOlored
women from the South, TO-DAY.
~ MAID, WAITRESS, ScBy extremely tidy young people.
who highly recommended both thoroughly understand their work in
particular and will be generally FOL vii DO the entire work
OF y between them Ia city Call al $50 West ll-
st., corner 6th.aye.
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G.9RDErERS

RESPECTABLE, industrious man, as
~ GARDENER be generally useful seneman place
unrkn the care greenhouse ami c1d gpeues, flowers
rs vegetables farming OF orses and eae good references
VVANTED-A SITUATION, by a thorough
Cenrmln place. l. f indoor ard plant groHe sss
f,e,cs snonisls Apply ODELLS AGENCY lO9 West 18th
a.. BrOaiway
gg.fETEHS
XVAITER--By an experienced waiter Single.
Nv Prote,tuu N private fm, born7hou Summer hotel
torby understands excellent from last
9oer Apply ODbLLs AGENCY lO9 Nest 9th ST. neal BEDad
Wy
.uKSCELE,8TEOUS.
YOUNG MAN of large experience as
n Bar or snl Valet: has been Washington for the las, IL
month. Protestant best reierslee Call sdiess
W RoBERTS, BOG West 42i-s-
teamwork, &c.-By a Swede, aged 30
y peak/ good Euglhl who do nearly all Of farm
wages moderate Caa be seen at CARPBhIbRS l3S west lhsl
CID ave.
USEFUL MANA middIe-aged colored man,
L js from the SOoh, a. GROOM HOSrLBR, fAkDhAH or
70 DO other work; willing and gbging good home
obec. than Apply at sIhMSs AGENCY 643 6t6are-
USEFUL MANA young cOlored man,
u about u just from the south. HOSrbER, GROOM POR
TER himself useful geaieaans place. can be seen
at srMMss AGESCY, 5i3 6th.sve
TSEFUL.-A Protestant Young Man wishes
u SITUATION 10 city eountry al moderate wages ~ a
god careful Will make him self nse 20
81 employers good Recommendations Can DO seen al CARPES-
TKRS, lSo West nth-sL eorner 6th.aye
USEFUL YOUNG MAN-Very respectable,
u Intelligent sober and understands the Of h"e is
or house; Moderate; oubtry Apply ~ ODbLLS
AGENCY, lO0 West 3ith-st hear broadway
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90 Uhom II man Gontern

UD IUHDm IL hlHD Npibtih
DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, lmpo-
Dtene Diseases Orrsn by HENRY DANIELS
~ D.. 144 Jeruronave. M1lei for 20 cents
INFORMATION WANTE D--0f JOSEPH
FORSYTH who has from September last.
when NewIork He is 26 old hight about feet
10 rather fair ard light hair He asiveTae
think be have . be has
three years The L. Navy. Address THOMAS FORSYTH
Vaudeville. Mass
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ICE CREAM FREEZERS and REFRlGER-
L ATORS a r MOwBRAps SO veseIst opposite WAshisg
Market Patent Fesser, Packing Tubs A Cans Retgerasor
Upright Lhsss ior LAgrr.beer, All GOcers nnNare.
GlGrble Gno blate Hldntfls.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IN. ZING WORKS 1874 aud 1875 hast Bghteeuhi Msroe .si
Nana Thing Marble COunter MoaauenI pnes that
defy competition Marble turning ios the traie.
A MARBLE a. MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
IA and Thing superior nythng offered Ia this city aso Morn
Hsisone Marble Counters and wnseotng hne seesloaA
at y kLABBR Co.'S Steam Marble M0rs 2l1 22S hess my
frtst. bet Broadway and Egh,have.
STEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Msntes Rich and elegant designs at the lowest prices 2EV H' "a
West rWenty-thinst between seventh and hghih-i'es.
TI'HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
n Unonsq1 Foaflh,ssg
ieenthst ami Offering ae assortment OF -
6e eomnnsng many gAnt aad unique desisns a. prices
competition.