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Wy Summer Beverages, and other Valuable Re
postal card, the best Perfumeries 81, &c Ad,ress
Box i2l, Washington, DC. jc2-3t
Ty VOCAL NOERT.
The Choir OF the North Presbyterian Church,
street betwe Sth and iOt b streets. will give CON
ING the i,h inst, commencing AZ O'Clock, for the
benefit Of the church Tickets 90 Cents, to be Oh
S OAMPMENT, No. 1, are hereby notified to
ess q ssr nc cTea H1
70 perfect arrangements to attend the funeral of
w WAsHiNGI6S L6bGE, NJ 90. r r,
THIS Monday day, EVENING. at 2 o'clock, in the
y street and Louisiana avenue, to make arrange
ments for the funeral q BT.ther JoEx P HLIoN.
JOS S BoLwAY,P. 0nN0 N0Ai
Fs3uTHEKN REPUBLICAN Ass0CIA-
be- had al c sssa nH Hal. = 5hiP ssoSIa,,Gn
s1suas, ca TUESDAY EvENfss, june s. Sa at
rass upon Of ali from n tsa aans N
Governmentfor southern works of internal i'm prove
ment" The public aps s9n,ia u b United
c. T. COTTON. secretary. ie2H
rNORTH WASHINGTON BUILDING AS.
The first annual meetSs Of 9th the North Washing.
ton Binding Association will be held on next
q sfee Ths sa On
report will be submitted; after which, there W IN be
an election of officers for the ensuing year. then the
regular payment Of dues and sale of money. full
JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
GEO. w. CIsSEL, President. m3i-3t
rYoUSG MEMS yi6 SgHKIsrIAN AssoOIA-
CorH- 9th and ID 1ress.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY reopened. Over I, 900
new books just added.
READING ROOM, free to all.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS-I2:i5, 6, and 9 D. m
SABBATH SERVICES:
, Bible Lesson At $50, in LINCOLN HALL, led BY
VICE, corner Of Ilfh and q sts., at .. m. mN TT
~REMOvAL.-Theu ndersigned have this day
aud street south to their new Storeroom and
Warehouse, (souheast corner of same square } cor
ner LIST and streets southeast.
Our incress ed facilities will enable Us to supply
our customers GROCERIES, &C., promptly, and at
may3ssm GuLICK 4 BRO
~PARTIES DESIRING TO JOIN GOOD
w REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING AS5O.
CITATION are requested to call at the Once Of the
Secretary Of the National Capital Real Estate As.
second annual report. THIS association is recog.
nized Of the most profitable in the District,
and has been in operation for two years. BY an
amendment to the constitution Fifteen Hundred
lied to b, issued to date April lst 1879 without re-
curing any Back Payments, except for April and
May. Each share IL one hundred dollars, and the
monthly dues two dollars per month. Zach share
snti,iss the holder to borr1w from the A:.o citation
MI lot COS r street, Masonic Tempie
lRepubitcan, 10 times
nFSCaENCKS MANDRAAE PILLS-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

hFSENDTEN CENTS for best and Ohea pest
Wy Summer Beverages, and other Valuable Re
ceIpts invisi dey Inks for the
postal card, the best Perfumeries, &c &c Adirpss
Box 42l Washington, DC. ir2-Y
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~ o 7 g Z.
WILLIAM T. McCUIN, County Constable Debts
Collected. Prompt Returns. Collection of claims
Of all kinds respectfully solicited. Office with Jus
tice George w. HaupIman, southwest corner nth
ana streets northwest. lRep.I m29 ly
CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW COSTA
- hne assortment Of all descriptions of la--Ch~
dies, misses and children's, and also of
gentIemens
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &c,
VIII be sold at and below in order close bust.
JOHN ANGERMANE 4 SON
n 25-lm No. 41s7th st opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
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N o w l. o 0 K!


NOW OOK!
sl-KEEP COOL.
DON'T GET EXCITED.-s1.
81. Check that stream Of Precipitation. 81.
81. Be Comfortable and Dont Fret. 81.
Sl-A genteel hot-weather Coat for 81,
WELL CUT,
WELL MADE,
GOOD FIT.
Sl-One Doilar-Sl. Sl-One Dollar-Sl
BY THE DOZEN.
BY THE HUNDRED.
BY THE THOUSAND
81. 1..... 1...-.-. 1......S
FOLLOW THE CROWD
DELAY NOT.
COME AT ONCE
S1-...-ENoUGH.......S FOR ALLsI
liable BROTHERS
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
mO-1m CORNER Urn AND d STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

The large FoCR-STORY HOCsE, with three-
story extension, sls street, nearly new twenty
fOu,ls furnace. gas and water, with large ard and
static ma rear. The whole property hs- been re@1Ilx
put IN complete repair, and IL very Convenient for 4
lara Is genfeel family, or for boarding house W.il
be seld low: Inquire al freedmans Bank, Oh posits
Treasury, Pennsylvanis avenue. Il Ige.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

The thermometer in the business room of TUE
STAR Office registered follows to-day:-S a. m, 65
10 a m, CO. Il M, 30; p. m. 75-
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Hp. BALDWIN. General Passenger Acct
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, and WEST
ERS RAILROAD,


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE TO MstTT 1aP s9as9I'' ~
Brghamton Syracuse and Osuego WITHOUT ChAN1e Or CAs
Depots NewYok foot Of Baeyst and oos OF $50
SIMMER ARRAHGEMBSTS commencing hOSDAf June 80 ~ s.
$40 m BROADGAUGB EXPRESS lkAIs via 6oonton Brhheh
mn, directly through Water Gap htoa4sbafE,
s,ptop Homer Cortland aud Syracuse without ea,s
ser H. r.; Washington With train for PbLps6Wg EAso1' beihe-
hem Allentown Reading Harrisburg and the Ne a. Bhshamioo
With train UIO Norwich and hchheh spn1 and a.
scranton And R. r. FOR Kingston Wke'oirrs Piston ks
Take this train Budds Lake ard Schooleys Mountal.
7:l5 NAIL TRAIN, connecting st DenUne vita Boon'on
With Chestr Bseeh al waterloo IA Sust u
for Apdoyer Newton Washington with the D. L. and W X
Phhpsbug with Lehgh and suouehsnnA and Leh ga FaI
for all points those roads THIS aH sioEs a.
rstovn Waterloo with soseI ks
road At PlLpsburg Sh Bel Del T. for bsnaefe Sh
Reading Take train for Hopa,cong baads LAKE,
100 D. M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via and
Boonou directly through 20 Water Gap sr0udou2 eran'on'
Bnshsmton without change 81 stopping AZ pr nyt
Connecting with Chester r. aa Waterloo ~1 sussex
Take this for Budds LAKE and Schooeys houha ,
800 EAsTOG EXPRESS connects 81 Dover Win CAssse
at Waterloo Warrington With DeswaI' Lics-
wanna Western K r. and at kion With Lealgs t5g a. 4
Bethlehem AntoSu. Reading, AsrsbHTg and TIE "eah lf
30 ~ M HHgKETfsTOvN EXPRESS stop, Newark Nburn.
sammt Chatham eli stations west connects
wi 10 sussex & for Aniover Newton and trankhn -,
ago NJ DOVER EXP RESS stops al Nessrk, haas9n nos
town vest at Dover VISA CAes1sf H. u f o
PoI aoRRIsTowN .s7:i5 9lO 1:lO' 1900 800 $780,
Fo; SUMMIT IT. 81 7lB 73O olO 10 10 and lilo 2:3o,
800 4:3O 300 800. so, ana 8;l5 Pm; go an o,o
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE. 7:l5; 1870, $40 gio,
1910 and II 800 M no ~ 3oO A'oo f1V' o'' WV
For HBWARK at 7.l5, 1880 1880, $50, 9;l0, .84I
1910 1G40 .1l;l0 IA and 100 IA u "a "a 99o
st2O 6:I5, 740 s:15. $40 1000, aud lZOO l Ir-as
For BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR at 1850 $50 a0d 1910
a. NJ and 200 340, 4:iO, 5:2O. 62o ana $40 p m -,
A. RBASONBk, superntendent
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GENERAL NOTES.

Water is such useful and healthy element
That pity IL shold be scarce anywhere, The dry
Get place this suclmer is Nevada where " is said they
The engines are not run en- Sunday.
Trenton, N. j., is hilarious over the "haps
and mshaps OF several contestants in tub race which
cook place there recently. The crews portly Ger
mans. the vessels common washing TUBS ana he pise
silver goblet two napkin rings, salt cup ana an easy
chair.
1t has MT usually been thought just the
hing when asked for bread to give him stone
How about the succedaneum for water The news
papers are advising everybody who feels thirsty IN rs
bot weather 70 wear a pebble-stone In his mouth Ihs
will u said, stimJate saliva and oininsn onG P ~
sionate longing for beer The expedien' Is sps o'e
-only DO Mt swallow the stone
In NAV be interesting to some readers TO
kDow that theres part OF the town OF Norwich Conn.,
which " sometimes called the Saints Rest and agnn the
widows Haven This lovely precinct has population
Of There arr 20 widows ?, @sdsns Tno Mil Min n 9iSe
deacons. parsons and parsons NluoSsi Wile vi
there are ouv as of the virgins who are past 80
Of them be great way nas., put WY NJ sh
not the ages OF the widows gyen That seems TO De the
important point
Milk, il is now found ont, pint being given
every few hours viii check violent stomach ache and
tncipient cholera Only you mustn't boil it, but heat 1t
puifcieutly 10 lie agrceably warm. Typhoid fever
never been able 70 DO much Now told that milk
an excellent mediciBe to give in such cases III nOnf-
bowels The patient both in typhoid and scarlet fever
h to- have all the milk he wants. What with Aiderney
other dairie aud the medical discoveries tnls
peaceful nuid Is really looking up
All! this is, indeed pleasant. The Shah, II
nevspapor correspondent may be believed has spoken
m the highest terms In Paris OF us Americans lie mas
beep good enough 10 intimate that he will be happy TO
sec Us all IN Persia and he has answered some person
whose name mentioned that he will receive Jus ~
the heartiest manner" He will PROBABLY DC gIaIn
Railway facilities are temptation when no uuSS
Oooed American resist, and wherever IN TINS woru
loconOiye runs, one Yankee at least Is sure 10 ~
travelling hehind 10. Excursions 10 the hhu VI A"N
Rookh and Hanz will soon be In ORDER
The son of James Williams of Salem, Ind,
achild OF three years. When year old he de-
yourcd a raw Indian turnip which gave him the most
dreadful stomach recorded in the annals OF infancy
The eject OF this was whiskers TO grow lux
oh,pflv upon bis cheruhic cheeks and he has now
apc black. bushy beard which a sultan might envy NY
al back and htte chest are also very marry anu a'lV
rrtHor he h. the capillary cheruO ever heal9 Oh
It not young gentlemen whose whiskers are loeke9
and failure despar II the extract OF pear rams, let
them swallow a few bushels Of Indian turnip
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New Publications.
LEE pnRTRAYED.


A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
~ Nsu .,p ~taEGsn EDirI0S HORACk GRRELEYs AUTO
luGHAPN Aurcur containing Memoir 81 hs later years ana
Ieaid aud ttc best ofhs i.nous Campaign Speeches -
ipEruHr o. Nm kVE8 fthLlshhD hf|iH
sr~1rys AK Ans ArPEARKn TIE SUMNER or 1871
Mr. OreeeYs Autobiography, and also tof toe
dnrrg h Elsfe sni Western tours in the Presden Nsm
ra 81 he Of edition Of the Autobiography
MI AgpeliE c)8nuuEhe story OF h me 70 70 emu
ukng and suggestive OF ns many aue an
Ca.ragn speees and concluding with an eKhda'e anl
jan Pse etUuei States Minister ibe Hague Thev Is
h-dss p-ftig compee collection Mr. Greees msceaneols
Wrtug uculg Others his suoas eatroYefsy Win ho0'
D. ~ .asv souro 10 eists with tro Portraits 80 Sent BY
uaiioa r,,egt Of pnoe Address THE TRIBUNE Aes.ioIE.
A LIBRARY FOR FIFTY go CENTS -
~ uustaonA-Lteraare Arr seeHoe and His1orT-IAe
TrbHrs Ultra Sheets conis.uinv; -,
iec'urc kIua. No -iurratedIf w 20 ISL
htra No 2-Becthets compulsory hnacatol LOO
pss She situation; Phpss Lot Arti Bellows Is JbeIe
Coll Nsrt Tva1s Ssuivich lslnd letter. - A.,
tecfrrs Ertra So 3-iustrieFt1L Niiers biAn sd Mut
PRE- E.rts Chemical Of the Spectoope Proi loungs
Caraues Pros lounl Present knowledge Of the san
Lfurt Ezra No 4-SI shatespeartah studies BY 9ohh W
Au stuIe NEcts Alemy Course; Paous fgum fAIh
ssMer o. Eusaes5. Bret lllrie's Agossuw Of az -,
No 6-Tuuraied-Three Lectures BY Prot Ions
H and Hearing, Voice sDd SPeeh AMI Ihs bEplSnAon
Wuaa anunyi Prof teu Ntmans Deep Placer hnng n N4
ifor r Rarmoud The Sense; Psrke Gotwn on
Tn, and Prof T. iogmsns on The Limits o. sen
iecirrr Ertra No 6becchers Neyen Lectures ef hnseS
Ttarrfs MarrsIhoug PraystPrsT injecting A.
I-te Ie PRAYER aeengNase In Cburobos-Sooiey IN she
Cdur-h-The Firgers Of The Church
Ir, F No -Bescbers concluding Lectures; Revvs in hs
AFkcnng1houghts on Revvsl-A Religious h
rsres Az, To Mouvan Church" BY DE- schveutr "Ceed
itensrs Thomas Starr King The Death Menace BY Bovoe
al q HISTORY Of Sseisrian Appropriation
Lecture Fstrs 80 Site Metd Of Creation. Twelve Lectures by
ss f. discovered IN Rocky Mountains By The Yale College
I,r, se,. eontrng over and 80 Eugavngs
49, '''-' AeirIs TRB TRIBUNE. Newton.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
OIL REGION aHd LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave Desbro.ses and COrt andt-st Ferries:
$3.50 a. Bre RIpres daily except Sunday) With Pumsn Palace
through from HswYoh to OH City. Arrive sunbuy, 500
Wamspo S:35; Lock Haven. j5; Remove, 1l:lO Irvine.
ton 5:08 Cory, 6O5 Erie, 74 Connects at iryneon and
Oil Creek Allegheny River r. T. for tue OIL Region
ErIe with Lase Shore r. X for all points West. ..
$3.50 Ene Mail dh With Pullman Palace Car from Phi
depha Enc sun5ury 625 WillamDort S;lOi Lock
Haven $40; Remove IL rVneton $40 CORY 6lOi Ere
1893 Connects rynetOn and Cory with oil Greek aud Ale
ihsuy River for the OIL Region Bhe with Lake Shore r. H.
". A BALDWIN, General Superintendent.
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GoruordIion Notices.

0oruordIlon Notlcee.
PROPOSALS for COAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS will received bY the Department OF
Public Parks until Monday Aug Is 1873 II O'Clock for 800
tons furnace cosl and 200 tons crate coal
For full information TIE CITY RECORD Copies FOR SAFE AZ
No Ciy Hall northwest basemept).
PROPOSALS FOR JOINER WORK OF
Il STEAMBOAT. ....,..,os,,O
sRALRD PROPOSALS viii be received By the COMMISSIONERS
PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION at their ONCE until
Aug l6, 1873 o'clock p Tor the JOINER WOhh VI
STEAMER being built by Lawrence Fouke at Grenpon
full The City Record Copies for sale az NO.
City Hall, ~ W. Basement
PROPOSALS for SCREENED GRAVEL.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at The ONCE OF the De
partent Of Public until Saturday Aug l6 1873 at IL O'Clock
noon, for SCREENED GRAVEL for walks and roads, =. y
For information CITY RECORD. Copies Tor sale az NO
CITY Hall northwest basement.
DROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Stones
build sIeH GJ Arches moe less) Of Ne" fier NO. J.
North River ,
SEALED PROPOSALS for this work will be received at the once OF
tie DEPARTMENT or DOCKS until ~ o'clock noon OF FkDA1
August 1873 which time the bids will be publicly opened ana
voUssoIRs ARCH STONES from 6to 10 cubic
feet each; total, 6,298 "a cabic feet. - -. ..-,
ass SPAyDREL STONES averaging nom to 20 cubic feet eAeh
81 stones furnished in the ROUGH, go cubic feet.
The SLOWED for the uen Of tue contract 10 me s day Of
December, 1873. -,
ni forms proposals plans Of the proposed work can be OBJ
tanet by application at the Office OF the Department.
FOR further particulars. see the CITY RECORD.
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Wfedn 5ifamcrs

4 49, PR0gkRsO AND VERA CRUZ -.
EKw-yoRK and Nh NICAE MAIL STEAMSHIP. ,Lsh.
...n1 Pc, e. North RI, .. N. BVBRf THURSDAY,
IIROPIIRA tHaysna oulyl ..s.Aagu. -,
CRY or MEXICO tlavAna and herieo sAL Auxas. 81 S ~
CRY or MERIDA Havana onlTl,. 'h"sus -
t0r"s' OF passage 'Og ALEX ANDRE SO Bro.a..,
NETWORK AND HAVANA Di i.' GTnKs mnia a.
~ ItNp Tbs.e s-tess Steamships viii sail ever
a rom Pier l3 n r. ifoo Of Cedars). tor hA'ah' S'e'"
follows TUESDAY August 12
WILMINGTON
MAGNIFICENT accommodaonsl sppvp
F""eS'" 'WM p CLYDE Il Co, No. U Bowhng'gresn
D. MoKELLER, Agent in Haysns ------------=-=
A NCHOR LINE. : EXPRESS STEAMERS
~ 49, sail from Pier 90 North River. Hew.York On
EUROPA wdneSsy Aug y TRINACRA Wednessay AUG ~
saturaAy Aug 10 CALIFORNIA Saturday. Aug Z3
forwarded 70 and from anT ka. stapop
Great Britain Ireland Germany NsrvaJ Sweden Denmark OF An
=. comfortably and ebepy other route or line
Tickets Ceaes be bought at lowest currency rates
"'P''N' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agent.
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gtedmbonis arc Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, % 80.
~ by DAY ting BOATS. {. yiDBAgD and DANIEL Dkgw-
Leave VssrT.st $50 AMI Iwee ns. ss.A q khs
& sT5s nsSsssck rfSo
N CnTsKIL and HUDSON Connecting for al points EST ara
sdH returSpS sm. DAY ST. Tsets bT special ears bsrssr.
checked 70 Sarstoga and shahos
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOno
ID and Nsngsuck Railroads Fare 81 sN-nes leave csths-
nne- amp ~ and IL o m. tsundsTs erected
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLBsr0WN LINE 70 THE WEsr.-P,nenEr AID yreigss
Station Ia New YORK. foot Of Lbery Connects at SopeVs sh
South Branch r. Hampton Junction With Delaware Lsetsvsnna
and Western Railroad PhpsburV With gb and snsqashshna
Pittsburgh and the Vest Central Pennvsha ana hs"fok
State. - ..
Commenting Jars 30, 1873 Leave New YORK IS follows .
430 NEgs TRAIN for hsstou Bethlehem. hleSsoSn hanch
Chunk. TsmaQus, Wilkesbare, Scranton, sbaron &c
g., MY Tram for somcrvle.
7Am-wsy Train for Pennington B,oa BsVdere, Bath Mach
TunEansO Tossn wAVsJ he Connects at Juscoh With Del,
Lack. ami West. Railroad
9An-MORSNe EIPREss daily Except suni,y' r Easoa Anso-
Harrisburg and the West Connects semrye o fshos-
ton Rson Chunk tssqus Wilsesbarre serabo1,
TOEsnd wsveer &c. with through cars 70 DanTe Williams
P'i0;l6 A. M and IL IA WAY Train, for sonervls.
1880 m-ExPRKss Tor Remington Es.ton, Bate Ahentovs
Mach CbunE nsbanoy HaItoa HikesSse sealoa. R4d'
23O m.-Way Train for Hasion. Allentown and BeTlsfa
$3.50 D. m.-wsy Train for Planted - o..
m-wu Train for Eas0n AntoEn and Mach Chuhk Cof
Rscts at Janeton With Del. LscK. and West. X K
1902 m-w.y TraiE for Some Vile and F'ennas'on
5p. m.-Way Train Tor sOmsruie
5:l5 D. m.-Wsy Train for Psin6eh. 49,, an
$50 m-BvEssG REPaEss daily for E',on Be'Ssrs, Allen
Reading Harrisburg, Pps5argh, Cnc~g0 &C
ADD D. m-Wsy Tram for sonerTile
f:30 D. m.-tEmigrsnt)-for Easton. -,
FoT elizabeth a. $50 $500 620 G45, $50 $50 s3p
lO;l5 H. lto % ~ a. ,9 ~ 80 "a. & 6S0 1885, 7f5
S'2o elo' io'o0 ii''V' R. e. KICKER suU. and Eus
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ERTE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
II Trains taking effect June 90 1873 From Chinbest Depot oa
9sn~CncSssa aud Chicago Express Drawing ooa Coiehes
10 Bugslo AID sleeping Coacher 70 iestinaion go -,
IL m-EIps' Mail for Buffalo aud hissaraFA seenao'Aea
p.l,)-Cuennati sui Chicago Night Express s,eD'{
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Fa Cincinnati Detroit 'As
Chicago without change.
Por. Jervis 8 8 II and t1ll5s n. $50 1880 sni =
Goshes snd Mddetogn, g. s. io3O II lad 'L4I| e. oA1
$3.50 1880 and TT p m.
Warwick, 3. IL 4 m. and 4:3O m.
Suffer- 20 g. $3.50 II and lib m Si5, S, g. $780, Y
Rdsewood HohoEus Alerda and Ram.sy, g, g. 1880 IL
Paterson IS 645 7l5 1880 +St5. 10, IL, 1ll6 1l3O
moor, las, 3:45 5. 5'l6 9, '05o - b leSo ana
SeSsrk g. 7:l5 +s45 and 1880 S45 5:l5 'e;sO m,
Rut1eSfur Para and Pa .,,ie e:45 1880 10 1lnl5sn
HIsdsie HeEen.sck and Way 8 Sis and 10 As l. s.
and 6 D. m and IL Saturday nights only.
Spring VALLEY and WAY, ) aud $3.50 4:fo p N. - ~
EBglevoof 3 g. 49, and $3.50 $50 3l5 AID $40, o;5o,
$50, and y 45 and IL Sa!ar 9gle Only. 90, On
Cres.kn g. s. 49, and $3.50 100. 3:l5, 4l5, $50 $50,
and AS o M, snd - Saturl az nights Only. - - "a
sparEhil g. 8 TO- and $50 NJ 1880, 3;l5 AIS, 445 $50
$50 f7:45 p. and u SATURDAY nights only "a . m
Permont Nyack 49, ami $3.50 l:oO 3'l0 ffo o'oV
$50 t7:4 .. m, and II SATURDAY nights only. -, -
EB-Trans leaving Chambers or bar ho1rs ieafs
Twenty-hdt Is minutes earlier than above un we O1O sh
i3Op n at the The a. and IL mid TfliHs 'iat
n BTrains on the n R. Newark Branch leaving Chan
be quarter hours leave rgentyhd ~ mna ea1sf s-Ah
ks for passage aud apane Drawing Room ani sleeping
Coaches can Tor the eneckl4 an transfer
BssIss, cor one twenty hHhst apd Thisvsj
Brooklyn at the Company Depo1s ana Of Ass-' - '
principal hotels 49,. ,,,r.,.,
mo N ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
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Ocean Steamers

ing packets issued at lowest rates BY
DOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL RATES or FREIGHT REDUCED.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'
Regular Mail Steamers sailing on the 23d OF eYerT month
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt TInklepiugh. August 23
ONTARIO Capt q. Slocum September 70.
kERRIMACk. Can't Weir. October 23.
peuia sail schedule time ana e az VI fhom
Para Pamblo Balls. and Rio DC sneo gong and returning f
Of freight passage. apply 10
WIN K GARRISON. Agent. No. D BoThngTTeeu, NeT-IorE.
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4 ORDS AND LADIES.
Il AS KNGLISa STORY

o. SEASIDE Published complete 10 an EXTRA TRIBUNE OF
- psses Pu on, Cents By mail Address THE TRIBUNE
Kew Yart.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-06-13
News from the Moon.

The moon has no atmosphere. That
is point that science has determined.
Watch star passing behind the moon.
It does not grow dim until it fades from
sight altogether. 1t vanishes at once,
and when it reaches the other side it
appears at once. More recent spectrum
analysis has also verified the fact that
there is no water on the moons surface.
Therefore, the moon is blank, barren,
waterless globe, without vegetation,
life or atmosphere. From its hard,
frozen surface the fercest rays of the
sun are reflected as from mirror, or as
from the glittering snow of the lofty
Himalayas, where the rarity of the air
is such that the snow masses remain
through centuries unmelted, amid a
heat which, on the humid plains below,
is unbearable and deadly. Where then,
have the moons moisture and atmos-
phere gone? That the planet was not
created in its present state is obvious.
What causes have contributed to bring
it to this condition? Prof. Saemann ac-
counts for it in this way: He says that
both the moisture and the atmosphere
have been absorbed by the thirsty vol
canic rocks. This state of things, ac-
cording to Mr. Saemann, will eventual
ly happen to the earth /; but has already
happened to the moon, which is forty
nine times smaller than the earth, and
has, consequently, cooled down forty
nine times faster, and been in fit state
for ages to absorb both atmosphere and
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-06-13
How to Take Care of Harness.

My advice is, do not take any stock in
the well-advertised "leather preserva-
tives" and "water proofs" Some may
be good, but not effective in proportion
to the cost, while most preparations of
this kind contain copperas, sulphate of
iron, or other injurious substances that
eat out the life of the leather. Pure
neatsfoot oil is the best; goose oil is
good liver or tanners oil is useful to
soften, while tallow tends to fill up the
pores and keep out water The addition
of beeswax to the tallow would have a
tendency to harden the leather and keep
out water, and further addition of a
little lampblack would improve its ap-
pearance. Neatsfoot oil, as sold, is
usually adulterated. A better article
can be made by chopping up the feet OF
cattle and boiling them freely; cover
all with water, when cold skim off the
oil and cleanse it. A pint to a set OF
feet is costly, but it is valuable,