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New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Nv p.

THURSDAY. NAY p
Cherourr Hud Hamburg.
Hoaua suuBemeuury hau on Pier foot OF
Ihosi closed At p Steamship S4ls al iron
PR loot oi Thlrl-st h0nOsea
Pius1au Coser Nails sent hT this hne.
A ltsrs Supplementary Mails mus BE- preA0 E1tb
aogne pOslage.l
o Havana direct steamship CITY Of herieo
ei-e p m supplementary Ma Per No hOrh River
cosed q - p steamship sails AZ 3 p NJ
haE for Bcrmula BY The steamship Aloemae cose a. p N
Steamship aaS Al n from Pier No 81 ~ 2
FRIDAY. NAY -
Mails for 81 fhomas Brazil Argentine Repubhc West nfes
By The Steamship aouh Arenes.
D from Per No - n z
Mails ioI Hsyt &C. by stssnfhip Weyb0sset Al
after day letters asen The Intended
EtHnpt sl be- received BY charge
halifax. closed PosyOmoe
"a q p. N and wa Boston
Newfoundland e0se the
Steamship Ss from Portan., Ne SATURDAY Al D.
~ Doe New YorE FndsT, a i6p m
Lssr pstsE Vest Indies going direct VIII
Pagers eash which prepaid
SATURDAY. NAY -
Britain 0ueeustoSn and Liverpool by
g. steamship Adnauc n NJ suppeneuaryehsu
Jersey CITY. W 1850
sSsmsnp sails p iron " llIe hlAz Doet FaFoaa Ferry
4ersey lltr.
tie Cortuent Europe SOubAInyt0n
bfemsl bY steamship D0aau. mails close at II A. No
ssppeDeutsry haiL Steamship sails al oG foot Of TAzrast
asookeu
Dfc German anc PruSian cosod this hne
A2 steamship habdngo dose II Y n Steam
oS aalf No.. rom Pier No. u ~ 4
h West slsamshb CITY u an Antoine cOss At2
Steamship ). n 1on Pier No. % Z. z
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pESSFNrERS SATLEn

PoR LTvERPOOL-Tn ssssshtD Russia NAY zl-Mr and Ms
siau Thonuson Brown. George Brown Mr. and
Sarss Kortnghi, Nm Wstts Sbemaa and maid Ar S. p
AeIs Mia h0fss l. 8orss, Miss G0odneb Ehd Mrs Crane,
~ .aa hr fet Nm Keogh Ma Hasde2ef CO. heR Hudson
IN b-EuEe Mn Thee Deh0u Miss Minnie Dehen and maid. Miss
shso5 Nm ALISON md sisT NJ and hrs d hSs earen s2d
~ NJ suo hrJ r. Mf And Mr. J. Foster Mrs A. y
Bn,os Ars AID nr ases Misses Butt NJ Betts Mia
~ Oolhoza Cuan q. 81 1L And Mn Ibos n. WoOd
keEoD, Nj an Ma J. Hetner, Dr. r a. EmEei Col 7. b.
Aeycrs Gen hh G. ~. Grbham. Vsooan de TherT NJ sDd
ar ". r. Balara. J Erss.w Lester, James H. Watef,
~ r. Ca1s 4ean dTel H. NlEter A. weinberg, " g. h0rSs
as AVON Mss Coz George Gator J. D. BoVehee, ". Gardner
~ A. hine hr nd MIA Hove. iufan a1d ". T. Crane
Ssfc5En, X L0Ee Nh Homer. Hah. j. n Thorsbagb
aft BoeBek BIZ htthaD M Van sehfck O. n Prodge Jose
4~sna Pee nan @otn hckechsr nn Simpson. tbe H0r
:" BeeknAa 1saes A. Casssrsy. ~ P. LeyT, NJ. IaEboa
Sehs kees, suekney hiN PrestOtt s. ". AopEihs
W gsHe. Mr. 3 a. Aboet. M. ATs }. Hln.
SesFies ColAssal, AE- and AI B. Ca1ngham
Aerzndef, A. ksseiborr hf and hrs W H
atseae hrf. Dan1Ee. \. A ParkeT Wiox Mr. and Arn
y " Ihe4s. Mss E IA. Ibonaz, Al Biad Dr. Ssmse Ises
~ ThoHAs M su1 Mr. q v. Atom Mis- ~
slS Maste1 fstaE sTsans Bruea Weet
- hoeiasa. M AZ n D. z Yan VGlknbargh A1ue Vsn
nsseaturTh Alsf Far FzkelhuZh W. Seer giwars PrrIs
ns nee Mss Febhrger ?. ". Meyer Mr. As NJ Ho~sud
a. ra A. Hal Mn T0vnsend Trpueb md ma
NJ sn Ars J. n Ms s A sad Ma He-e NJ
- hta a. 81 feanng. 110G 6rous mTH ssttop Aaafoe
ss,sr.l k,s4fd D. oss Nm Drrpsg Ass Drsp~ as
DrapeI Miss Tonsese hrs Bro~b Ald sd a.
A~ Ass Sssss, hss As'ss BIsss, NJ ~ Ma Gee 4 HsAFs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
nFCIsInNS-MAr q.

Supreme C0urt-C Chambers-By Judge Fancher.-
BuTn-hotou gruusd sisted 70 oaet VI
sppcinie
~ proof Aims e a. Az an
ral-rere 10 beoeien allowing mother 70 draw All he
assy belonging cbru for the paoe o. using ~ b
hup here u be little would BE- s6tecie u snci rk
Sw Is nrerert M Court grant the application The petition
nus h dend Jsrrd IazneIhe motion must ne denied VIII
Sle - t .hde ne event matter u BrOwnBotou
Denied Co sg Benee ei aL-Referenee ordeo ~
S,,,eylor Court-Speciai Term-By Judge Curtis
s-rsr sgt Foke-Orer plaintiff H entitled 70 of
s.Hss 10 he assessed Bishop GarnMouon atssennt
s.oie Ivou
- monthly aud 900 for conducting her defense.
Bv Jnige VonL-Degey DeweyNnu0n grAnte1-tsoe
syihiohl
Common Pleas-Special Ts-m-By Judge J. F. Dalv.
Armstrong a SherEoodMoou grante httz agt hetERenort
spnfrBeS Sanchsune. houOn gra1ed oEH0nl
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.
Sales announced the note tomorrow
Thursday MGg 2k-BE r. n. LldLgu d 90.
College place nd GrrenwlcI-st. No. o.
By Hugh n. Camp.
sale OF iI2 ot of land and Ceutrasve New
Brighton. Staten Island
Bv Kenneig
T-ai sale On ler the direction Of George Smith referee build
ngs and po Of ouad the n0Thasssry
OF Firsi- ave and Thirty -seveutl-s-
BE- H. u Boeeker son 4 Co
T1sees sale Of ssveutThrt, Seventy second
geve1tt .tliri. and eventyfJurs. Avenues A and B.
d. u. hsitek Jr. q Brar
rremises Orange, j. % os Of ground also house
AMI uo lpr rlsO located sITmga OranEe. n J.
BIZ o. r. Perr0n a a.
sac On the preuses T. J 90 FrelnFbuysen
also pretuies tnOSn 20. - WuEht-s.
Bg Johnson.
Sale on premises Qeelf L. L. by order of Ms Catherine
Bergen. Z50 lots VI ground.
Br 1ge from Wn. J. Weller lots each 2lrOO
,retier with the Westery side 0f
gbYe beginning feet norhery from l4lsIst, and lot III
glI adjoining on tae fronting the street
K Stevenson reports sale Of tour u ou lOsL Souih
QLe rs feet East " Fllth-4ye. az =glbk5 each
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
HUGH ~ CAMP. Aacuoree-.
POSITIVE SALE OF lI2 CITY LOTS
KEW.RRIGHT0N. NTATEN ISLAND.

HUGH n CAMP WILL SELL at AUCTION. THURSDAY
Nav 1873 o'clock the Exchange Sas-om, III BoaoSA'
T. l2 CITY Los situated To-phus and CehAaEss and
Arettast. ksw-BngutOu S. l.
This property Of he desirable ocatons both r eersni
uvste residences IanJ most oeauu
u City Of NeWYOrk. Booklvu arl tie Bay - very gn
walk ferry and odrs " IN most defA
ne opporuues purchase property his iocshty ~
tle E perfect Printed abstract vii be- nurchase ~
bond and mortgage 0r or Jca AZ per eeA
Al option ~ puTchaher
Pines n. 7. N"D
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
sEw.YonK. wednesday, May n, 1878.

HEw.YoRK Wednesday, May n. 1878
At the Exchange, to-day, but one pubic sale
was eonsummaed although several were noted 10 take
place. Messrs Muller, wilkins Co. sold py order OF
executors the estate of Jacob Hasen deceased
seven lots OF land located the nortnery sde OF sew
entetb-st beginning 100 feet eastsry from Eleventh
ave- being portion Of the property sold at the recent
s,ie nj the . 1arsen estate The sale to-day made
for of the former purchaser owing 10 his failure
70 oomuly with the OF sale The prices realized
to-day were considerably less than upon the former oc
casion. We append particulars
The two suburban sales held yesterday-one by Jere
Johnson IT, at Hempstead l. l., and one by o. d. Pier
son A Co. at wyoming. N. J.-resuted very favoraby.
Mr. Johnson jr s. sale. made by order OF Andrew Al.
Bennett was largely attended. l6 caroads OF people
having been taken out from TINS CITY, whO were Joed
an th arrival of the largo numDer OF the res
idents of the adjacent neichborhood the sale was
opened at p and continued untl All tne lots On
the man we're disposed Of resulting In the sale OF prop
ertv gating a 2I9. Mr. Pierson was also favored
by large attendance OF spirited bidders ana succeeded
in disposng OF s5 lots for an aggfegaIe ol slso' wc
is an advance from 10 70 per cent over tue prices
OBTAINED at former sale held on the Sa,ne ppoPerIv,
The supurban outlook never more encouraging
aud h is probable that the season VIII prove an nnusn
ally successful one for TINS class OF opeSn NC AP
Among other public be made dung The renAnoer OF
Se nst SS5,1 TS by H J. BleesEer Co. being By
rees lsn c.un M sla Aso,1n LevSs q ..,sT w. ss
THIRD ssventTOurthss Avenue .e new sassa
portion ~saOvu Jones WSoa property Ih. 1S' . zoe zoe
of IN, isare being the dividing Inc between what
Snown a. Yorkvle HaFim. The terms Of sale are nd
ID tbs opportunity be Afforded for he
,. az nv deiriae seldom been equAd Fu par
% ,b Se-eiVtys nAys obtained upon application at
the Ancaoneert ohoe- -. rAy a. N, n ~, La. -.
,e as, I'D land located New brighton, Staten
b ,tei withn walk Of the ferry, uabie Tor s
sen hby favorable a. 10 per
nt f he parehase money n01ge Aso On Ihnriy
Nessr A. D. Meek jr Bro N .ei % building pou oeao nest
are ,rby located extensive mproVments ard the
anoraed
~ maze sr Of most attractive suburbs vel
rtbv the attention Of those Of country hOmeG
EXCHANGE SALES. MAY q.
BY Muller wilkins Co. by order OF ih eeeutors o. he esat OF
- srsn M D. deceased for Of
- -, o.---.t..A
q 1nipg IOtfeet easey Eeyeuthave. Van Valken
burg Tor 90 each --.--,- - ~ .--
chaser - .850 each ,-.-.- IL - -.
selulnlng on sue o4J s'e ,"
All The eRaneT Of public sales either adOarned
within
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.-In the vii
age wappagers Fis. gat miles south Of PougbHeegse
sud of New anhug Hudson River Railroad The
lOOrl5n fruit and shade trees grapes &e and h oeaed
the most dera part the village there also goosDd barn
on me prr @ The house rooms h reoenty been
put eomtel- throughout damwaiier Ge and
nv
nth rtssu stops piano El
b with Further
The owner. JOHN McKISLAI. Oh tie prem Or 1l Il
&. W. SWEET.
"a Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
nlNIATuRh ALMANAC

T:l6 hOOu z:5
"a
gany HOot. az Hell 6Ae Perrr. 64l
DbS-P
S.pot hoos 80 - 5;l9 Hell Gate FenT. 1St
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
e.

The BEST and HOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced For
tte al eeston Genera Debility. Los o Appetite 20
vsabe Recommended puuy t FOod Journal Arthur IL
Iasssl n D. WeuEOrth L. scott, ESQ., T. q. h.. j. g. > L.,
RI s. A. &C by Gfocers Oimen. and Chemists IN large
tof,s Al p eaeb. Beware OF mutations Prepared by
GOODALL. BACKHOUSE Co..
Leeds. Englana
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
Gouutrp proprrIn 10 ret.

AT STOCKBRIDGE, Mass.-A charming
"A COTTAGE. healthy location conma1cing hhe meeAt-iA
- 1B-e arr oyey drives kc LET fuuisbd al los puoe
''1"' F- 49, ' JACOB SHARPE. ls3 Broalsay.
HANDSOME COTTAGE to LET-l1 Rooms,
-. w q n. OLIVER. 30. ParzptAee
I ONG BRANCH.-COTTAGES to RENT,
l. furnished situated and de sea front also ~ 4 N
FOR ssl- Printed be bad upon appalon r VI ~
BROWN " BroaaVay; and Long Branch near the DrpoL
VNO RENT-Near fremont depot, HOUSE,
4 rooms. gas; hgh ground eheaP. ,, al, -,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

Citp Real estate for Sale.
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves, 'front.'
40 Lentru above tie PAIk
~ '' WM II. RAYEOR,
y Pne-st
EIFTH-AVE. and BROADWAY PROPERTY
For sALBby
vK STEVENSON jr. Il Piae-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
HUGH n. CAMP, AOetosser
TRUSTEES SALE
rR ACRES OE LAND

AT HOLLfYGBO CRSB SCARBOROUGH on HUDSON Iybh
HUGH n CAMP sl ell az aaelon, on LUhsDAI NAY ~ ~ Al
l2esoek At the ETehange ssesroo 30 III Broadway TsD
Binding, New York, - -. 90, .,r, ,,,,,y,.- ,oop
MAN ESTATE HUDSON RIVER PkOPbki1' hobLAAS'
BOURNE. SCARBOROUGH, EBW-lORk-
The threeeghhs Of me from the 'Ahon an
Sirg IL contains aBSui seventy ~ 4s 81
and With front Albany Road bfoaaSa
mile splendid stable o1ee ano eeo
most snDs4uuAA
has number n Iim- ootKes barn
frame abor Nc rs eHenAve 'front.' 90 Bos
en pio- A OF tnem
the Haoa River Sc stream ruai ne
the property capab Of making Hree beauia ponce
II wooded from commanding position and lesDess ihr
village this Of ne most deshe %
which cannot A
Increase The Whole vii be Al an upset pee
vii then be offered ard sold 20 tte mshest 6dosf
Seventy Of the purchase A bond ano -.
Maps 'u paroeisrs ne
ooe Of the a1ctOneer 10 Broadway Of PEss ss-
Nttf
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
aucticr Gules of Rral @siute.

A d. MRLLICK. jr. & BRO. Auctioneers
"a Ss,I,ys in gesJeey Real EstAte, Phes. n T. win
III ,,A ss.s,r. At ORANGE n j. THURSDAY Nay q. lH3
800 m on hs premises CHOlCR BUILDING LOIS near Bnes
Church and Junction fronting Clinton horod and hAN
,ss and Maple and BmwoOdsea In the ma Of Inc improve
9sY 20 RR cRSr CASH REQUIRED WITHIN THREE HEARs
~ - -
uA. h uousP .DA GROUNDS on snrngdsesve opposite
denoe Of W p COHDIT IL roo sles Ano
French roof: roun I2tO and only lev minutes yak non ne"
railroad station 81.
Terms Of sss made known on day Of sale
sale from New fok WIZ @AS 80 -'
train rom o o BarriAy-sL
For maps and particular apply 70 -
sPine-st. Eev-Yorh,
Conest. ORANGE
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
fon0on Advertisements.

MOSES STAFFORD, son of MARTIN STAT
Va Bavknoeeh. CouH Wexford lreano rner eft
Ireland America and has been since
gwen. hat application bY him or Us vfe
eyleDoeli M
JOHN HINTON the Town Of Wexford relan auOueer wlnn
g73 lodged by 10 MS hr vii be
distributed the children Of aa
MARTIN STAFFORD. WILLIAM blAEfOhD. AoHllsuAoT
DAted 25.h Apnl lJ5a
NICOLLs SHIRTS, SIX for 4Os.-42 Regent
~ PocadT, London EuTaudcombne everv mocern M
proreeut quality Gentlemen leaving fof lBd
China Colonies supplied "a With 81 r suitable for
Carnage pNa 70 all parts toe Ang
dom
DARE OLD CHINA WORKS OF ART.
NOTICE OP REMOVAL
FRRDR morn American smsteur that he has
removed from London, England where he has
usual fne collection English and Foreign OLD ClkAs &c,
&C. Ola Furniture COeEs CGbdeebIas Eulne, Antique BOuiene'
&c. &c
few fbe Pietar, on object sold vh guarantee
o nnu0uitI ~ Pal MAIL > ". ISop1oh
'1XTISITORS TO LIVERPOOL" ENGLAND,
should visit W L. LAVTONS JE " LLAf STORES - LORD
md b vicinity Of tue principal hotei
nsnucturer Stem-Wnder and Al KINDS oi WATCHES merchant ID
Diamonds and srst-eiass JeWelry.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
II Tbe Most DebeIous Cheapest Sauce IN The W0rd
Warrantei pure and free from INJURIOUS ngrcd ent
1872 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONB MONTH AUGUST lbIZb
Sale unprecedented In The history Of Ssuoe-
Sold By Grocer Druggists and Omen, bottles, Al 3D. IT, tnd -
Trade Mark-WilOE Pattern Plate. Beware o lmisuons
Manufacturers: G00DhLL, BACKHOUSE q Co.,,
Leeds England
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
Gin properin 10 tei.

a FURNISHED HOUSE, on MadisOn-ave.,
"A beoa The PARK 70 months year Q pnv'is
1,r-,, : 40 1er nortb JACOB SHARPE, fs Broadvay.
VIO LET = OFFICES. with heat, water and
- ss'fA w. 90 0O--' s b HUTCHTyGS. No q John.t
T70 LET-OFFICES in No. 3O7 Broadway.
n
ROOM % % feet m No. IS DuaDesLi
seooni Floor
Aprlv 10 81 B. HUrCHISGs. No. e JohnsL
TS0TH-ST.-T LET or LEASE, for one or
ebD ao years elegant ioursory oroyn-sone hOJsb Va
81 West ON lunIred andLretht. between Fl ano
sssrieT IN ~ ear Apply 20 WM. KENNELLY. PinesG
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE,
EBw-YORR CITY.
Dtekrn.rst (ceut 250 q shermaD-are Dick
rnans pa 10 70 lard u Haven thence 1917 ft
tbenre st 10 thence agaih 70 o. thence l5Ll Il,
thence 900 beginning Also tract = Salt meadow a.
ROuud headoN nearbe sad from hc ORR 70 hngs
brdge containing acres ETceging from ast named and
21sft 58 Macdougal-st No IS, SOL kinst. l9l
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

ON the Hudson, nearly opposite the City of
~ Hudson modern Ute bek not sB omHahai1s hns mountain
and ver bard wood With eeznt hTn sofng 70
tb v Al ahuniance shade ESlks. &e
sueou-e foFcughou-e harm ca1aghouss aud .
.e "a and vues 20 pear trees 80
apple bedes Taa-br ot oi saA H1s "li1
vrry NECESSARY sppng fruits doc on the place
Pree 5000 very The Improvements cost than
the must b. so 70 settle an estate he iee
JACOB SHARPE 1i9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

pury lohn Maon Redney Cash James Fmmous eiougqs
aa ev l and ro1 frznk Clark. william
Fese hurzs-v patrck Merry JOSEPH odgrn burgarT Henry
buFrT M6loue nurgY bdWard Morris grand
aey. William Hau grand rceny, Johu hoore grand -cenyi
yn Moss7 raul arcssy; DAVID BeaHs yEna larceny James
holaghsu. misaeueauor.
Corr 0F ArPEs-AlBAxr May 2lhe following 10 the Court q
Appsis asv asllg Thursday Ma p Nos 49, le g. g. ~,
N Al
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE at
GENEVA SEw-TORK.-A beautiful place containing hityAree
serrs gentnlns C0uaty seat
Buildings Of bnck house and suitable otbuangA fields
good cultivation al aaued Fruit N abundance an9
m aercs woodland This chance 70 purchase dehghtiai
GRRRfT n. SMITH. Geneva New-rort.
WESTERN FARM.-One of the best in Hi
w nois "a cultivation completely stocked and
equipped WOGd for seass t9s q Aere5 = n pa
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
drion Institute. TniOD-

HEATH HOUSE, Schooleys Mountain
Springs County ~ J.. vii open June Two boaIs
re CITY Morris and EsssI Railroad HlcEown, hen
miles by stage .,.,..
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
Sales up AurGluu

Sales op Aunlun
AUCTION, ,Sh4 SALEf 4. FRENCH. A.........
WATCHES JEWRLRY,
SOLID sIIvBRwARB OPBRA-GLAssES. k,
GEO. ALLEN, 80 sA broadway Lear FoaTIeeHa selling
GOLD STFM-WIFBuSG WATCHES.
DIAMOND AND BNANELED WATCHES. - -
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES. GOLD AND SILVER
Every Wao eHnf raLted - - ,,.,
GOLD ETRUsCAE, CAMEO, dStksT, ONYX and JET EAR
BAND and CHAIN BRACELETS.
L0CKETs, NECKLACES, WATCH CHAINS. -, 1000.
DIAMOND RINGS. SEAL RINGS. CAMEO and PEAkL bhus
PENCILS. SLEEVE BUTTONS. STUDS. dc.
SOLID SILVER SPOONS, FORKS NAPKIN RINGS &c
DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
At u a. N Y p II.
A. MERwIs, AueuObeei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., CSC Broadway.
Id near WORKS An Fancy GoOs FnIu
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. at D. m AMERICAN and ENGLISH
LAW BOOKS reports, Trestses Ccmmentar1es Dgesis &C
DY John III. DRAPER g. Co., AuctiOneers.-
ID THE DELAWARE, LACKAwASHA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will sell
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
AZ pbe auction on WEDNESDAY at u O'Clock at &c
RIehGngs-plsee SAMUEL SLOAN. Presloent
TRUSTEE's SALE.
il BY b. A CLARK 4 Co. AUCTTOFEBRS,
OF arFe splendid sLYEIM AkB and EORlHABDLE
and sILvRRPLATED TABLE CUTLERY, 81 store No 81 bctT.
wl eonnae daily al iot o'clock urui al
The sbove och oonssts eh se Ice Piber
sayers obes hngs Fruit STANDS Center Pieces Epernes axe
BreaEf Caster Pcse Casters, Napkin hnS
Fora suoous Card Receivers. &e., Also,
PIHB TABLE CUTLERY
Of the DeSt and ceeAed anuhc11
tais sls a. be closed At Per or
PIED SMITH, Trustee
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
COZZENS's WEST POINT HOTEL

- WILL OPEN on SATURDAY. MAY b. Two Cottages % "
with BosrI Hotel SDrcai odel " parties rngsag room
O. the FOr particulars utirrss - 49, .-. =, 70
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22

rVO-DAY-GO WITH JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
i on as GREAT EXCURSION TO QUEENS uuZswocil, l. l..
and there Buy SOME Of te sPLENDD LOI5 near
dpot aud sold by pye Of hs GATH
ARiNE BRRGkS CLOSE TliE E. fATE Terms yer easy.
SALE POSITIVE Grr C0aon Harrison Free train;
appT eary this mornug ode Of JE JOHNSON J
~. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
GUNNER Retreats.

ID BRIGHTON H0USE-Perth Amboy, y. j.,
I'D will open MAY 3l ande naHass'ni sla win may m
rrests as through0ut bathing t0ang AID hsLDg
4 boars fron Nea.Yo.k, Are, 80 per .Eoah Alrlyto
. ~ 81 c BARR, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
100000 ACRES!
Cheap Farms!
THE CHEAPEST LAND IN MARKET PoR SALE BY THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,

IN THE GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-12-25

to anticipate n success in the future. greater
even than it has already attained. The lib
eral policy which its publishers, sheldon *
Co., have pursued richly deserves this sue
cess.
HUpo's Weslly gives the pew candidate
for Chief Justice n very favorable mention, in
which il SAYS: That the nomination Of Mr..
Williams greatly surprised the country is in
disputable. There can, however. be no
question Of his ability or Of bis character.
He was bred n LAWYER. lie has been judge
in Oregon, Senator OF the United states,
one of the negotiators Of the Treaty of Wash
ington, and Attorney-General o. the United
States. In all these positions lac has served
creditably; and he is n man Of such vigorous
mind and strong will, 50 well grounded n
lawyer, and 50 informed by h.s Official exge-
rience Of the practice in the supreme
Court, that there is no reasonable doubt OF
his adequate discharge Of the great duty to
which he has been called"
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-12-25
Fair PLAY.
Memphis.

We hear ever and anon that the NEW
NATIONAL ERA fails to do justice TO certain
public men, and though when these com.
plants are traced to their beginnings we
find them much modified by their authors.
still the effects are left in the minds of those
hear the original accusation, but cannot
know of the reiutation. 1t ought By this
time to be known that this journal is run en-
tjrcly in the interest Of the down -trodder
If any reader Of this denies bis connection
with that class, we have only to say that we
are glad of his sympathies and support, but
our work IS for those beneath him. And
what Is more, we depend mainly, almost en-
tlreiy, upon that class fer our support. Our
subscription list to-day will show a hundred
common names To every one representative
name among our peopi" and if we bend our
energies to the enlightenment and advance
OF the masses rather than TO the work of
sounding the praises Of the few, it is because
we think the latter are better calculated to
take care Of themselves.
This journal seeks 20 differences with any
OF our leading mcn--we Will give all their
dues-sollcits their friendship and support !;
but if ii is expected that 1t will 90 out of its
way in search Of mere fattelers, or become
itself tiGtterer; its mission is entirely mi =
understood. We gladly acknowledge all IA
vors, and try 20 return them we honor all
our public men, and try TO uphold them when
We do not find them trying TO pull US down,
but we DO not labor night and day at our own
loss to aid those who do not seek to aid Us .
We have kept alive in spite Of opposition
from quarters from which we had no right 10
expect it, and when certain secret enemies
of this journal do their fair and full duty to
US, we will DO ours to them.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-12-25
Cheap light Coming.

If the report be true which we see publish
ed in some of our exchanges, that Russ.
ian chemist has discovered method for pro-
ducng Light by electricity, we are SOON to be
supplied with substitute for gas, as cheap
as We now use water. 1t is claimed that by
pencil Of fine charcoal exhausting the air.
and Theoretically sealing the glass, and then
passing thrOnlI il IA moderate current oce elect
richly from an ordinary magn-tic-electrD ma
cline, the charcoal would presently glow
with soft but brilliant white light that the
charcoal, furthermore, was not perceptibly
consumed by The process, but would last an
indefinite period Of time; and that the
strength Of the current. required was so small
that he easily maintained two hundred of
these lights, placed al considerable distance
apart, with the current from single ordi-
nary hand machine. II is said that he de-
clarcs that he can thus supply light to two
hundred street lamps, placed at the ordinary
distance apart, and connected by q single
wire" with the cnryent from his ordinary Ia
boratory machine, Turned By boy; and
that be, avows his ability 20 light the entire
city Of 81. Petersburg, both street-lamps and
private residences, with f.teen horsepower
with no other expenses of auy
kind than for the running 0: the machine
all the lamps in the city would be
lii at the same instant, and private lights