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, 1874-09-28

Tho London School Board seems to be bent
upon enforcing tho slncation Of children. at'd 10
exercise vigilance In the mnstar actually as.
toniRhine to us, whoae lsHs aro never enforced
rigidly and imparsially. Tho now Law requires q
certain attendance, and vista deliuqusnotcs upon
the parents without any relaxation. Tho loAce
Magistrate Of the Olorkonwoll District OF Lon
don was engaged during one whole week IN IN"
Gioting Anos upon parents. sud these people,
belng generally very poor, the fines ~ese mod"
Grated to thoir circumstances. In ~ oasea
where non-atton0anco without valid excuse
was proved, tho MAsiat.ate inflicted ane Of
2s Cd, with ~ coat, making total Of
somstAing oyes 81. Quo poor woman,
ubosa husband had been ssok fourteen
woeks, had eudcavoted to compromise
With the School Board BY sending ono OF her
children to school In the morlung and tho other
In tho afternoon, ~ sho "as compelled to work
away from homo to provide hos family with food
and a4oltes. Even sh!s oxoaso waa daamed In
ADEQUATE and tho woman was tined. Another
woman wlth IN infant 10 arms wa anqd, but.
ha.lnt, no tnnns, hdt ttopatty Oh sllal 70 lstf,
, 1874-09-28

Tho compromises conferenccs Ill New Orleans
were at frat aatisfaotosy. Thotr final failure is
alleged to be duo to tho malign influence Of
Marshal Packard, who, forgotful Of tho time
whom ho garrisonod tho Custom-H House With Fed
cral troops and had thom keep out Warmoth del
'egatos to tho Republican State Convention, Ia
just NOW busy in getting certificates OF good
conduct from Con. Emory.
Aftor several propositions had been made only
to DO rejected, tho two Committees began to
agrco. It was decided that tho negistrars OF
Election should be equally divided between tho
two parties, Thcso officials havo abso-
luto power ever tho registration Of
votors. Thoy can reject any name.
The courts arc expressly forbidden to
tako coEnizance Of any complaints mado by OK
cluded voters. As hample of the way In which
Kcllogs's appointees arc at present conducting
tho registration, 1t may suffice to state that in
New 0rloaua, which has 5000 ooloccd voters,
II 900 negrooH wore registered In tho first two
weeks. sud that ono negro was found to have
twcnty-seven certificates Of regstry under differ
ont na1nes and from different wards, 80 that ho
cou,d h,vo votod ), ho had m. hocn ,ato,t.d
+uon.r.aa,an +,r,os, :, pag .ors.d In tba
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, 1874-09-28

Dispatches from New York published this
morning zay that prominent insurance officials
OF that city have decided to visit Chicago and
make inquiries concerning the actual condition
Of affairs here. Good sense would lavo recon-
nended some such couzse O. this to ali the in
suraneo poop]o who ,gnea in.tho late strike.
They peom to have heen momentarily deprived
tonf3 ahnBn
, 1874-09-28

Mr. @. II. Walkers anBvot TO tho recent card
OF Gov. Kollogg was published In Tue Tribune
yesterday. It enters enough into particulars,
we should soy. to deserve tho immediate aston-
ton Of the Governor.
, 1874-09-28

souno Of the newspapers East speak contempt
uously Of Col. Grants geological researches IN
tho Black Ellis, Candor compels tho hdmisston
that Col Graut'a geology has much mora ro-
spectacle support than deu. CuAser'a or. Gon.
Foreyth's, Indood the man connected with tho
expedition who actually saw gold has Jet to bo
heard from.
, 1874-09-28
Tbe G(bElfapn Uribuue.
Mohday Morning, septombor 28, 1874.

Tho platform Of the Democrats In New York
for the fail campaign is ono OF tho few admlfa-
bic political declarations rocontly mado. 1t ia
1nclsiye, uneqaiyocal, comprehensive, and hon"
, 1874-09-28

hnve led mo to eelcct for Tho coming Festival, Thoao
wprkp ranuc oyor tne held Of muaicat cTnturc, aud
EACH Il lofty embodiment Of The goua OF tta atl.
thor. fool confident that a thoso engagod iu bring
Ing before the public worka Of hs order Will be rc-
paid An hndro-fold for tho tu,s devoted to thcu by
tho cortan result Of beueneal effect upon tho taste
Of tho community.
These fow words, aimp!o and unpretontions
though tloy may DO, will Inspire tho singers OF
Cincinnati; with q determination to aucceod.
and alao show TINT Mr. Thomas has filth in
tlAotr ability to do 80. It Is no ordinary task
which ho has Bot before them. The groat num-
bors will he Drahms' Trumphal Hymn" for
oght-part chorus Liszss II rFomcthous II Cap-
tata; Mondolasohn's 0ratorio Of "Eli1ah s"
Daoh'a "alagulilcat" in D; tho Ninth sy1n-
phony Of beethoven aud selections from
"Lohongrin." Tho prominont numbcFs for tho
orchestra will bo Beethoyen's Seventh aud
Ninth symphontea and schubert'a Symphony
q.
FOR tho performance OF theae works. tho oho-
rua viii uumbcr botween 1900 and 1000. bfr.
Thomas will bring eighty musicians from Ne"
York, including bis own orchestra. and this forco
will 10 augmented by local addlt1one IN Clnc'n-
natl Tho sotoista will bo socurod abroad. Con-
sidoring tho force ongaged and tho character OF
tho programmes. this Festival promises to DO the
most important musical occasion ever iuaugurat-
cd In this country. It viii oo MI event Of which
CINCINNATI may woll DO proud. It speaks we'll
for tho musical tasto aud culture OF the city.
and it will hayo powerful Influence not only IL
giving Cincinnati tho commanding musical po-
sition in the country. but in advancing the causc
Of nrt throughout tho entire West.
, 1874-09-28

1ne Alspou So"a] oa" ~ e'p.' A* nsD -.
us VIII S'a'onous " "nu', sno auooaIo y.
TAG oeocnot eo4'nua1' "o't'u ~ 1o1sA. AAo10
eass' 1ne 'es'a s,a'sa afp o:tauy 40 nu, touoea:
Eas's u 1uno .aa' .ue !1us' ',9ooA u0nu m4s
n1Atlteo ~ "4sa cmsno ua: ~ p".sea .a''a
o"'i"e ooon onSasea H. ~ ~ A,@.a w.. ,oa.
years III August mfs. nauu Nv oeeAao a u ' mo!n'l'
Ano onutcn 'n'ea.snoa wv tt.as%e' ,.:s VI. 4 ~.
pelca po'n Tue a.u u1s h "ns, os. ~ w.
assumpt'oa 'uas tsos "ans Inv u.'u IAea"es' r4
oc1o.o tno11 inattlako' on Wv ~ " sop'1a ="
.s..,..."1 ..stot.,.ortn % tno vho1o r.oa
nusoana. s.A'o.'ont 1ao "uo'' e"eo'
The truth OF thiH statement She nn1fma py an
ef1,dtvik Hhn doc1arna TINT thounh he know Of
,.' f.. - s.-1.......,a,t ,.,t, sf. I5nh,, ono
hef 4oQo tos ano ouk"Ketooat WILL ILL., A.Ant4t olo
Rey. A. J. Culver Persisted in asking her to bn
ITO ,,;fo. . t1o+ hcr rrnnafather anf rrBndnother
ut0 "t4e ~s' Ao go =, T1.1, N,..
aud tho haV. r. +. Heh anu WIG, hua
voriors othnr naraona had labored With her
..... - ,,t =. ...-u, 11,t,,
coptnuouAlg 70 1nouoe not Ao1 10 Aaatif 1@uu
and to marry Culver. That In the fall Of 1873
r,,,or .o,na thara IN hold ,neofinrs. and was
eI'e1 s"'a7 s1een ~ ~ 49, s,oth1
told by her grandfather to board Win nef moth
ar that ba MIGHT bo On tho soot to prosecute bis
~. mt..t r,,,no- ,,1 o,n,. " ho.rd with hor
saue' 1uat 1o1se1 uAu eot4Ao w o'04e "@' IVA
mother, and ono night came homo 'ase from
meeting, and asked Tor suppor' ana "hoa she
waa about to Leave the roon' cal'ef aezeo het,
, 1874-09-28
TRAINING OF TEACHERS m GERMANY.

TRAINING OF TEACHERS m GERMANY.
"e nre indebted to tho Atlantic Afonalv for
sketch Of tho oontonts Of valuable namuh,ot on
tho details Of tho Prlsaian method of tro,p;no
teachers, Tho work Ia aoon to be translated.
Tho prussian System OF education il probably
on tho whole, the best In tho world. 1ts corner
Htono ia tho normal school. American educators
will ho glad to learn tho nature Of thix "A.st
ca,lao OF excellent instruction.
Forty years ago, tho training Of Gormnn teach-
ors WIS too theoretical Tic normal school
turned out mon OF tic highost culture but Of
little practical knowledge of school.managomeut.
There was reaction from this to tho oppoatto
extreme. Political raaaona Aa1 something to do
With tho sudden conversion Of the normal school
In 1854 into something very nko vi.lage acad-
omy. Gonorai history WAS ignorod. Tho "his-
tory OF tho fathorland" took its place.
Physics fatrel no bottor. II was supplautod by
Heimahskunde,-h nows,-that is. tho OBJ
serYation Of matters close as hand. Tho oxtzeue
! was reached whom Goethe. Schiller, aud Lesaing
wore tnbooed, oven for private roaaing, and CON-
| piIations OF modorn books substituted for thor
works. Tho narrow-mInded podagoguo produced
| by such q syatom n,ny be imagined.
Tho now programme avoids both oxtremos.
Each of tho normal schools Is to havo connected
| with 1t two practice schools, ono graded, tho
| othor not. 1tg courno covers threo years. Tho
first yoar Ia mainly devoted to organizing tue
class and putting isa mcmbora on IN equality Of
knowledge. TAoy study tho scionco o1
pedagogy only two hours a woek. Thif
time ID Devoted to tho history Of edu'
! cation and tho biography Of edueatoza
Tho principal methods OF toaohing aro az
aminod and couraeg Of private roading arc ar.
| ranged for tho students. III tie second roar the
class Is drilled in Tho snb]ccks OF instruction,
aud somowlnt in tho Bcencea connected with ita
future work. as logic, Psychology, etc The
students atrund the practice schools mud teach
in them, u Arst under tho ego Of the regular In
Etructoz, and then Independently. The thitt
year il devoted to tile general culture Of th'
students and TO their thorough drill tn tho prac
tico schools. When they graduate, they hay
taught everything they aro expected to teach il
actual life. This courBo combines theory an
practice very happily, Some Of til
studies required in It strike an Amer
can ear oddly. Among them aro religion
Il e., the Lutheran), music gardening, and silk
culture. Tho ]rst two are explained by tho fact
that tho stuto schools ore made nurseries OF til
State religion, and th.t tholr toachors arc OK
pected to oct aa organiata and singiug-maatora
parish churches. Tho drill in rnusic consunc
flys houra Dor weok for tho first two years an
three por woek during tbs third The curriculum
comprises instruction On tho violin, piano. On
organ, aa we'll as in ainging md harmony.
1t il noteworthy that this system, stripped I
ita indigenous foatures, strongly resembles til
plan OF training English teaohors which =
sketchod few days since. The coincidence
an indication Of tho mort Of both schemes-
, 1874-09-28

-9en. Dadger, WHO was ssrfouHfY wounded n
rho recent disturbances IT Nov orlsans, wns
formerly Of Worcester, Ma3a.t AnA "enB 10 the
3t44t" WIN atb Worcester 1aSM 1ataulky Id u.
, 1874-09-28

1~n rhfn IL
.,>.s.,.s osoi va" pFoa"cou ~ tn"t oleo' A.1o
.Es.. -, u'ert,'''' , oi 1tio ~" h'hS nAso Wv
s..es s eoa'pe'i"R atto''o"nce' luz 10 IL NV
,..et,t,.a IL ,'... ."o '"o "e" ~" a'Ao's ~
!. 49,, S.a.,,.t ''''"'' F''po 'of "ooao Do"oAS
~ """ @~.
Tho unot1orn Avn,,on In, Inn, fo,,rd ~ 1,st
II Tint othor Edon. aomt-r,rs5,.a - /. r,ot r.,
thin country. Il IN in tha ,,o,,-,,o,t,,rod
iHlanl Of Tahiti. and ita uroora, ,licol rnatIon
ia moro definitely fixed by tin titlo of
pone}ti. Tbta ID a aoa-pnrt mn, n, Indnco.
monis aro tn tho ladies' not tn tho rro.t u.oru1
moaa NJ con.outed woman WIN wota,,,n ,I,o t,r-
mestlo hnarts and 1;yo to raiae nnhto aona and
,anr,tnra ,n Inn Ronublso but tn t}c favn,n,,.
tirciosa daappoipted fow whosc aim "a tn
govern nud whose tnaxim IL I4uclfcr'e. rat,,or To
rule Than uorye. 11,ore. in papclt1 ye tcnrn from
q correspondent OF thp SIM francisco Chyou,c,e.
= no-vo,oo. ,o,,, ah,t,cro,, mi ,mncoi,o t,rna.
a,nc mt hono1os. x,aIouco bonont1, tt,a 1rc,I.
fnt tran ao-,;,, ,,d nonnoaa ond ronfv tn m.
cont tho nrotoction ~ ,,ativo nattioonts. Hare
tho buaincaa ia nn,,,,,,tod nnain]y he womon--na.
tvo von,on ~ sa,.naa ~. t,,or, 80 ,,ot n,onr
vlitea. Thov lu,,. sa.1 .o,1 or,ori7o o,rnnra
nut1 control tr.ao r,,.v. -. Il ill., .,,,trr tIo,,
aro thc nro.na ~, osa.s,.. ... .,.a., ~. ~ 49,,
gro mt in this co,rtrn s,,o. 49, ,,,an.rou y, H.
| mercantiIa rol1 ,r,',.. 49,, .H.. 49,.
/ md win n,ono. ,u;.,In,.s 'usy p"' r n.'s.
h,vo MI ,,o "s ''poas n:
nwoman ~ ta-d.s" ouabo. ~ ~
| o1 wonr,nn nnnt,,aas' :, 'A.opt 'uo o"o
tL.t thoir ,e,,,ot ~ xt. uun. 70 nuPpoe1u
tnnn1v ,uo In ,ac,, ~ suus. ., -, -,
norto,co ~ hi. a.rrs., srr.'o"'1n =! 1uo n.' !''
nnco rhs,o ~ H. .,a -" e'osaslas 'Anr ~
t1;o lrx,r;.,t orot ,ot ~, '',." y. s9.
ors .urrra1a c,smo,or. and sasss,ss 'ss
nocs Nn,h;nr c,r mr. In 49, ~ nsoas.o ss:auAe
rrodomiGouce IN pnro,,i T,a .va,', ~ t",,'a.n'
t,o, vii mi niara n, t1'o as "uoduaa n.y.
vor,.r ,,or,hant. 1,un ,r,,;,o ,ta"...a
| ----.-~-~Ms - r-.- ~1s'> ''''sa-
A diamal trapedv comos from Eov rno1.nd a.
ea1 and n,o,aneholv an anv vo bave bear, Nr,sa
Cross, eirl Of 10 yoara of apo. vnt tcoch;nz
school IN Stark. N. ii. uor clauaea foil into con-.
fua,on and disorder. And tho teachor v,4 ann.
monod by tin Committoe who oavo her tIo
alternative Of improving the ]iscipliuo or reajpn-
iug, The girl committed suicido By drowning.
Size left note to her eakor merely atatipp That
i,,t, ,,or history .voa r,,do an, tha rid1,o r.as
| sa,sad ~ ,a,ha- An,,s II oros. ~ ~. w.
.ora H. ...s sa-,,.a.od f-t,, ,;s 49,. 7,to ..a
1na~rio1 aas,n H. orr,, n,n,na. =. .vroot,r ~,
onnsa, s,.a;sa, Nv, I'D ~ a. - S.sa n,,,saa
s.' ,,,;,,ss H. ill., t,s,,', ~. ~
;..s,na, ,,, ,';a Jo,a,,,.ra ~ aarsau. - ~ -
a,,.... ,ata.a ..,a,, 49, or n n,,,a .',saa ~
haa. 1,1a1,nd 80 far 49, ~, .a,a ,ro.o .en-
oernai ara Ill, aaro;doaoo noncr,,,a, t,,o
ho,;of - tho. ,,nfort,,r.to 1;r1 l., t,,o o,,rao
A. s,,o no.roa i,a- oo,t ,si-t,,aar .ha rsoo,n
-, oh,rr aao.t, ,,nt,,ta., ,,as ~ ta- ,.or
I'D r. ~~,,;,,, ,o,toaoa ,..oa .
-. 49,, s,saadc.,, .n,,;a,' sasa,ona, ns
l
, 1874-09-28

MCCORMICK lIATL--Nosth Clark street, eosns1 K1n-
sdo Concprt b. the Thomas OEchestrs.
, 1874-09-28

HOoIEY's TuKATRE-nAnto1nh st1set, bot~oen
pIaft ara La8aIle, - blow for Blow"
, 1874-09-28

The Chicago produce markets wero generally
steatlier on Saturday. though rocapt1 OF gram
waso ,naoh larger than recently, Meaa pork
wsa qates and unchanged. closing at e22.264
2a,a71{ cash aud sl7.s5@17.e0 aollor the year.
Lard was qulst md steady, 1t 1l>6dD1bo per b
eAah. ana ll><s ss.lss shs 7eAz. hsAsa
, 1874-09-28

EXPOSITION BUII4D1N0-La shote, foot Of Adsn,'
ktfset,
, 1874-09-28

M'vyCKKNs TNEATRE~-AisH!son stteet, between
ssI}ip Van W1pkte,"
, 1874-09-28
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

aArks Or suDscn1r1rox trA7AnlR M ADVANCED
r.ly, ~ mail .....R 40 EMndsJ.....,..s,.
frj.Wcsky,,..,... 600 WooG5 .s.... ''..... EsoO
PAeta at i roar 1t tho sans rata.
10 ro%ent delay and mstakes Ia tura And evs lost
Oa &c sddcsa In iu, Including stae and Counts. Post
t,snittancss naJ .Ade s4thnt bg draft. c1presss
f3ncs o dss Or 1p ro9alcyed tottors. Al our rink.
rKnMs 70 o1TT sunscRirEHa.
1al,t do1,ystea Buntay o1eeptsu . centt per week
DaII, aslysred SUNDAY tnciuhed 10 cents per wcek.
Add,eae THE Tn1DuNR COMPANY.
Corner Mst,i,on and besrhorn.sta.. UhcAzo III.
-.---------=-=
To.pAY's ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA nA.1IUuHit-Ctark street. oDpoalto
hoeslnan Houso. Kplly Looms Anatra!s.
M'vyCKKNs THEATRE--Ai."!son stteet, between
Dearborn md SAts. Engagement OF jos'ph 1snofaoa'
MooLEYs rIa H. T1ox 'F'' e't"'''
ACADEMY or MustC-IiaIated strset, hetweor MAD
1.-THE Woman Who Talks"
MyHRs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atrcot, botueen
Btste mi Des1t,u1n Variety performance. nasrmann
th4 PrestldglsateuF, ate'
MCCORMICK lIALI--Nosth Clark street, eosnss Kin
de- Conccrt b. the Thomas oFchestra.
EXPOSITION NBu1Lp1N0-Laks ahotc, foot Of Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
6oIrIs.

IRVING HOUSE european Plan), broadway
i and Tweh-Entrsuee 40 Tsefhst Loesuon BIT ~ Tue
city. "Eo y no iIop''
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, American Plan,
WI cor 30 and shave Murray Hi-A few e'-9t StiIhN
and SINGLE ROOMS: rste' moderate. W. H. rion.
CTURTEVANT HOUSE, broadway and wen
- nnth-st New scale pces ptrmaIeni gu nse f9o,
t .D ,en from II 30 ismy ron $50 10 80 yer
wee III ne addition rates, 81 per day. ,n
WINCHESTER HOUSE-European Plan
w Corner ~ Is and 3ist1lis Hoe ae"' t'ie1
elegant stye embracing all the modern Improvements hI aHa e
U.ier b, H. C Pleasant d comfortable gle auj lAM!p
PAGES permanent desiring comfort Wh Ina ths
6cNs net nd u ntee The Restaurants unsup1'sed e"".
inc ad erv.ce retired ladies' and iAnie FI''
lb.f.L ~ Bros also on 3lstsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
Gin Real estate for Sale.


FOR SALE-NcIy low, or viii lease for a term
hsiS, 4-stotr tT,wn loGsr, &5tG2tlCO
Forty L-st. lear Fiib-ate. y EDDY J IsTkp-c&
EOH SALE-4-SIOry DWELLINGS Cabinet
4 l) G,.s ANA i,-n.G.av $1,000. =1BUUr--JUN W
5Shs.. $50 uOO stores. kaSloM $500 MM. LBDLLL,
bu l4tT owner. 81 shave.
TOR SALE-lhe iivc-st0ry brick BUILDING
L sud LOf, zqj Dover; also, FAl 81 90
lni Wescae,ter County. For Particulars VI
BLISS JAMES, $40 Broohe-sL, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
New- lerscn iieaI estate for sails.

TOR SALE-50,000 acres OF LAND III
southern N,wJer,e, will be sold boly trfcts Of
These gooi lands and are oreno 10 o.
CATION snJ Jbet later powers fooI N00I
an &c umh.r Address T. WklGil T. flw'oi, \. J.
ORANGE, N.J.-tJreat variety property fol
W sale and to rent Ohce hours from TO 3 D.m
l. ~. GElt.tl. % .ssR7. COT liler'1-'t
SpvHA PER MONTH, as REM, or PUR-
- wv CHASE MONEY, vii comiort1'e roomV,
Ctr A-Vanirtts
garden lawn drives
&c stab II nque: two boets Lon
~ hOm I!beryt; mos
eleg part Elizabeth; frequent trans by two roads ~ dn
travel Apply at te or to 81 III aL1
=. .. Box 1874, Elizabeth. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
DenIlsIrD.
GtdtioUcrl.
Ghantes tor Drslness Glen

Ghaufes tor Drslness Glen
CHANCE for LITERARY MAN. -
Wanted partner take third bait Interest IN luhsmrs
Including popular MsgNne v-TF large anu re-
rtab. circulation ad extensive sdver sng patronase ~
, Asons given Al excellent eha &c iO yehlmh
fcuiure literary verv moderate pce husuess ooa
os readily odangol deemed aiussble Noe Du' ny
E WITH statement Iuvous bGsLts e!ieAce &c AIiIe''
MAGAZINE care Tn ,une Once.
EOR SALE-The stock, machinery, and g0Od
II Nil 6r., the largest MOBbiAG SASH, AND Dooh fAC-
ToKY II Pia Iha iucutes Enc cabinet work aId 10 u running
or, esish 30 with Afge she so"h a. VIC u D.
In lies MIL 49,. "a. 20, - south FittcntLsL
D1' s. ~ IiL.R ~ South Pireenth-st. Phaielphls
NANUFACI URERS Of SMALL SALABLE
WI ART LIS eel. ADVERTISED grstutou'y ard nitro
dae throuhou the Urd state BY my sgsn ASdrsSs
RNtEGf. 3te Wet 23d-st. Tribune "e' SIDE Once y. l.
CEWING- MACHINE PATENT.-Partles de-
> urng coop,te poHug m application To eirnl Ah I'M
nf.GI pIdhg before tie House ConMI;e hn,e's
sev :" =. % ~ ~
XNANTED-A good business man IN a man
uacturns BUSHES 100 cent poaI roe s-ooo
900 cash. baaroe N svk. box IoI, PerTlsDufs OIo
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Droohlln Rc.l! estate for Sale.


NOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
i Ne. Frame house, lOi, 21F6D
Nos ~, 81 sud % Naabst frame dive hngsi lot ak "
q 1j- "asIiI Il-st-flaue dwtun!. io, ibIIl
Nos ~ Az l01 aud base mt back houses
No - N4uCs ,-sL-3-sO buck hOI,': lt EIAlJG
No. - Ii cA.-.t.-3stoS5 bick home: lot, 21Ilpl
No 100 kenscu-st--3-s DRY brck house lot. 25NlOl
". Z. coon, 10 Wss1Ins,On-sL, Brooklyn
- S. BUSSlNG, jr., No. 204 Montaguc-st.
Ia Con n 4.-l Drrotlrr, BROKER N RIAL ESTATE
ma MORIGAGES. Dumber dsahit
BUILDING part II Brok,vn 10
ferres bloc OF Tie Jts be so In
excLause ufoye pes who w TO MAKE
tn the of The loirDg
improvements Tie advertiser has
number Of ffsc browu-sioe front Is near Prospect ParA
elsewhere BOuk which can lie sold la tIAhe Tor ol,f
property. vold &c e,e lie ere ave
popertv BkO hHS SKATING RIM located on Ct
eI-ulne uAh Le block 10 Fandtr tAVG' IsI between
Myrte sDl WIioUguhy-syes
The bu- bu Of hk. covering entire clear
hundred with coDveuet rooms ~ TIE
cDrrce % Cl-fmoni- for oce &C. swell sure IN cons
toa anu cp.cse emit rsTmut hvig +npt
searg fshus II the will be csSel for maHuic
turing PURPOSES being pariici srl a,aYtei for such
,ls and Morgsges bought anu sOl ;. III SING. jr,
2Oi Montggus-st.. BROOKLYN
STORAGE STORES FOR SALE OR LEASE-
y and Ala Es,t RIVER Ham Oh Fery
Apply to vs.. II. SCHlEPFELlN Co. No. 40 NiiLamsL
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REAL ESTATE.
NRw-YOgK. Thursday. d.

NRw-YorK. Thursday. Dec. II, 1874.
AT tho Exchange Salesrooms this morning,
William nnclly sold at executors sale the vestorv
brick store aud tenement known Nns 5'7 and s77A
Grands TO A. J. jennings for 81 400; $40 Of lot,
3OxS3.5N26.sN 96 D.
NJ Seaman sold hy order OF Thomas Boese referee OF
the Supreme Court, lot 25x1OC5 tho south eide OF
Fifty-second-S 35 feet west Of T. evenih-ave to VIM
kcr. for s2lOo There Is history stable upon the lot
TIC sale o b. Use and lot on West Fitty-eguth-st
nouhced 10 take place undcr dr,ChOu Of james NJ.
Miller did hot take pace The referee Withdrawing the
same.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
sRw-roGK err.
oS C SO lilo nvOf Alvlum st. 25Isl.l; Eiymi
crs, . c1en from CenrS ' T IN """a y l'aOo
I IUo, CCneoh,.Ne. : 100 Of Cciar, 25127O Il
yi..I. ne's TO- Il ilS 1000
o.ver Of Mammal Bank Of Commonwealth to Rpbt l. Ken.
nei' Gas iluHe' ffele oA Japan Benz Sherman 49,,
Same National bsnI Of the amonrcah
Of 2aays 2oI0a Thompson to Bar
b'rA e u D4e l45OO
Meeks, refr e. 10 David 1870
Mses', refere to D.yA lsCO
31h-st lj2 # Of 5ave. 25r9S o; Klopr xecuior
81 nlrlintr rig. to August. s. VIE II Gideon oo
57,s5a. ISiii Of Ave A. 10 GIio6 5; Wafi to
o$a rs # Of .i,,c 25iiOj5 irpiata to
Caroline Ns1Vcl 10000
l21trst, 49, Of slave, 25XlUO.ll la hiss
$1,000
COuco Gave, 100 Il u Of C,dirst; go It to
VntOn-sve I n 2jI III il TO Co cOfday % H. Nor.
raniai IA tuer jr ref to Sarah Curry 0GO
viOT Lyna &c.. ,.,.,c'.e'.,. .....',.. COOOO
Tuntou-ave n e Of Ceart, lOUxlOO; Jsckson-ave.
$3.50
lin Onsyt, ~ CeJsr-st lOOI!)J Tnol-ave
Cary $500
to Lyna....... GJUO
IPAsEHOLD CONvRY&NCE.
&c Aisn Ia SEQ 900
Duare-s', 23i n OF Chnrcls -jyJ7G Society cfte 100
Uupa Henry Nayoc ~ per $1,000
VI W.. pei VI 70 Observation-Disclosures ....... 1000
:" arTct BAKER y Js' per- ......... 1000
N y per VI Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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Savings Banks.

INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF
4 MERCHANTS IL Tx ari otteNo % Vnon-rlsce.
Fifteenth TO Jan 1870 payable Jan Is. 1879
oluw as rC ,d, VI SIX Pc Gen Of w.
UVJ FIVE PBG CENr larger
a. G&ACIB MING, President
ANDR Ew WARNER Secretlry
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YOUNG, active man wants situation as
~ CLEIk ~ hALEsslkN 10 country Is gO"l
peuman rtfelec Cad OF Ade.s u D.
so Essi 2Uth
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Farmers.
,ARMER and USEFUL MANA young

H. NMTN UIII II y"''''f1
marncd man like place 10 10 geiea farm "oIi San
plain ssTdeeug diving &c and Wiling u maze bsoI
erIs u.rful A. olhLa AxbNtr wv
West 3&lsL corner VI BroadsAL
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felp UanIro - male5.

WANTED. AGENTS.-Eml lOyment FOR all.
w .na.o permanent al hcAL,e Adeies'
NAM F''''ssh. ryiOsLc Neal o"e "a Ness I'D ~
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DO WEST 3SrH-ST.-A rcs6rcttblc yOung
- RC sdrl GBN kR h lao. SbN'nh small Dny-s
family good reference ol 10 short dstaLo
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S.tuatlors UanIen-- Males.
Clerks Sale5ael. &c.

Clerks Eale5-lel, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT fhB urtOaS
OFFCRS, Hoa 81 l., West TnrrseeondsL or Jus Ne''
Tvestihrd,L 500 Third corner 1hr'J'iouths'i 81 we
HIkLRM OFFICE 22sI 1hrIaye, cor One hanarsl and
,n osrtb (issm Ss,as B.It Buhng SUI At ths baooh
LIS BRANCH OFFICE J43 WassinsoasI hei' ssof Vac
Ios.O 10 b y IN. ryasr o1se raIsa