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Gectures ano ttlee!.u1s.

/ ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail TO
send for the LECTURE SEASON of the AMERICAN LIT
ERARY BUREAU. best lecture ss
~ give superiority at where reoEniIs1
Address CHIEF oHce,
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper Institute NtE-lOrs.
ITO LECTURE COMMITTEES.-Mr. HENRY
4 NItu1LLS'S READINGS F8OM MEMORY EfkNiNG5
WITH CHAaLES d, Mems and the hJMOhS s, g. nx -, soa
For prospect &C. apply 10 Mr. NIthOLis.
Sharon ,Yr,uas. y T., ~ Bureau age4cF
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Observation-Disclosures


DEM LVANIA RA ILR D.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LISE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
SesIok from foot VI De1rosses aa4 COaadiss
Express Tor Harrs1r Pturrh we, and South with Pr
Palace CsFs attached $3.50 and $3.50 saH-aT aui
For Rnsspor; a-d Loct HaFen lva Pra Rre R. r Div
necung ~ fl.Afc.9ls $3.50 be Or WlamspJr Lock Have
C0g o. Gang % CuTTT iO 4uslie, fti.y
I'm 81 tre. all rla % Ae-ul
For Ba irore Wagton ana the South Limited Washington
press Pa Palor Cara DALI, Slla A. HDA d.
Warrington at 4lO Regular ai sac NJ sad D. n
FIgr,,s ior PAsdeph!4 $40 $3.50 n, 1870 3 T. 4lO g. T.
S.3J r. anu II righL sunday D, Z 3D. a. . D. IA
giant au1 fec0Ec class Z ..
Aceoru ldation ior Trenton Al Z N. ani p m-
"a, Se~,rt al = $50 Z 7.4O = @ 10 Il l2 n !. 2
2}0 BIO 3:4O 4:lU 4.3O D. go jiO 6 6IO. $3.50 Z 30
$40 no. 1880 D. m and - night J2J and e:lO
Ei4sleb, q. 6:jO 7;tJ = . ~ a. M y n j. .,1
$40 D. 4.3O 4:jU 30 5:4O o. tlO o;5O 2 $50
sIJ 10 1880 l2 Sunday 52O and $40
po Rahwav 8 =. 10 q. 10 / . 2;D 3lO. 3iJ
80 $50 4jO 52D $40 d. $40 G:3U 7, $40 10 iai
Woolsrtge Perth AmbOy and south Anoo' aaa 10 n
Ft SewBpnsres anu A. n. I2 u Q 3.IO, 4.3O 5.2O
e:lU md T o. n. ami Il Dght sua'.y o..
Iorp Milst1u@. m 3: 10 arc itt
For LambertvIe and Pennington $3.50 70. ard D. r.
Fpr Phi BeyirIe, $3.50 n an1 D. - ,,o
Pr Boltlt0Nu. Burlington An1 IAh.rA AZ Jo0 - +-'''
.. ). D. And 7 p.
Fof Freehold T N. > and = p m
Pr Farm ngise AMI S1uau. 7 q. and : .. m m
Camden a anu VA Doa rom fet 10 -
T,, sr1e IS foow,:-Pr,m Pittsburgh $50 $3.50 and
935 o. 600 daily Monday FROM nAshint
ION and Baltimore ala, 10 ud lO&l sunday % ~
u ana Ui27 Plisqeluha 10. go 600 IO'4S
Il.J5 H. 2:lJ, 4:lj j.I5, 800 s4i IO-t p saAlAl
TeEe Omoes 9s+ B No Astor House and 1901 Of
Desbosses Coradi-sts N~s.lork No COurst Boghi
lis Hulsons. H0boEen. EmgraD lcAei
Ohce Berplaec. D. NJ BOYD, Gen Passenger Agent
Er IAfN NlfN NHue
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Ciir Real estate for Sale

FT-LL LOT, % by 1922, cottage on l,I'ss.I, rear,
IL -. M --bst 4tl-sve street ooinIie'e1
ss tI b1ance three I'VE vears saf lsH Janis
& shed SOU 60 S KlLPATRICH, lOO3 3daye.
T,OR SALE at reasonable price ana on easy
-. - E .--erei tie prrttcs. Htt forrstoy oroNp-sene
,rrTISG elsewhere. is siuated on hlitAl A4
40 is q psf'' s'-' @'''0 FITZPATRICK. l .oO9 3dave
NOR SALE at a Bar2ain-A 4-StoTy orown-
i stone USE 42f-sl between 5tA ana o.n o.n-yes GR
- p.r u 1850 sit stable r fe rear IRONING on 1o-
.s'',,r q, WM. H. RAYNOR. 5I2 Pine'i.
DRICE -9O10-30 per cent cash-iO per cent
- ro-f. .clrsA iul o oa tie corner ' "-e s0e'
80 ''s' Nd" ' s KIlPATRICK. 1909 rhri-svs
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

4 IL RE4DERS Of THE TRIBUNE about
s.,i1s n s.H r.y ..D eg enough reelps mall
90 a51. P9s.Qnr Jor 81 PEI nolis or including postage,
s, q" y. & & & ne RqoeT recso pTowpIy changed uAesper
L NINTH fr - POSTAGE egoigsio o.
4h p ,1g ratft'Ts asroad haze THE
o. 'sni' sen, Be ety ATes months: Be,kiy s-z
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- ALLENTOWN LIMB TO THE WEST-Passenger FREIGHT
stl Ere- Hampton Junction Del Lack ana West
A q iPsuI- 0tl Lehgh AMI sasaaehsnaa Dop' also
"e'' ,i-o Celirs Ps9s.yl5ssls Yes.Yoli State
c,-.....- ,. 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT
-Stes IsAis or kasioa DsnishsD BATH. Allentown,
t'J d. n--Way Ir5ia Tor souervIe and Fi,mingtou.
." a. m-"s7 Tan io Basioa Bsvere. Maaca Chunk, wilkes
IRE t'is,'l nahsHoy CIV NJ Csnas Hsetou rauk
'ssnea Wavvy &c Connects JsaeaoB De- LAeL sBd
sJJ nsoHsss RIrHEss daily Except suna.y,) for Ess,on
l,~a hsr1sours sn4 the Wet Connect
a hsson ,oI As1eh Chunk IsuaqsA Tow andG WEes
-4- stio1 Hth through D&Hgis, HilLHDspori
IT, 80 g. u Way Train for Somsryne.
cs a.ssso1 CIV H.,e Wfsss 1s1 Spsos As'lG.s ss
q, 3S',i-.' aaaesef EDhaa POasy.le HArnsbuIg
way Iisin sf PisiaieLA On Saturdays only SOns
zoo H-wsy Trsr sOr Raon Ale-.ovn and sspcs Chunk
o. a. N y, y u 10 so1 - .lh Del L.eE. W-stR K
5pn-way lam I'm s l =, soItsr'ils 4ll feRngt0n
5;l5p m.-Way Tram for Pisns,B
$50 D. -kyENtNe ErPHSs- 80 s. p.. p-ti-- ,r.
S.t Asuei Chuns "Afsbsrr, Tova1da Reasp Hsrr,burl
sea- H-waJ Trains 70, souervIs
Up m-wsy Tr.H tor sOasrviis
81, FoI lsoe.a Al 5.I5 ., s.l5 go = 7soss46 46oa..o
4l5 4.30 l.45 5 5:l5 $50 5;45 g. 6:i0 ss, a3 90
''-'' "-'' 4'So' Lib u Ia z RicKRe G.,
H Il: P BALDsIS Genera Passenger ASsaL 'N' A'S
I)EOPLE's LINE for ALBANY splen-
a a@ane1 DRKW ST. JOHN Pier AZ. 100, Csa,,t
">'-As SHA-st 'iSs.e-NsEai
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6teamboats Gno Railroads.

6teamboats ano Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED At 5 o. II.
Prom Pier 2s North River. foot OF Mdrravsi..
THE wORLD-RENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Capt A. G. SIMMONS Capt B NJ SIMMONS
The Taunton Mlt-leboro Plymouth
Bedford Mar.hss vaeyard Nantucket Cape Cod he WHITE
MOUNTAINS and al pnseps points and the Prov.
9ee' Eo' HcAe nd siaiero' apply "a and ZJ Broadway
twcutyEtlt Dodis Er.r Oe Broacvar and 10 Court.
81 Brootyn the Office Pier p!acpA Hote
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TIE SEASON
GEORGE l. CoSSoR Genera P4s.,atcr 4 'ea'
o. g. 5 B. Company.
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
Commencing MONDAY Julr p. 1874
M Leave SeT,York lIom Per \. r., foot ofHeetors,l
700 a. m-For Long Branch. s-kbnght and Highlands
go n-FoI Philadelphia, Long branch waI,tOnB Tacteop
lao HFor Philadelphia Long Branch wArs.owp AID Tuck
245 @-Poot Twenty fourht, n R. Pc, LoBy Branch 10
80 m-lieT D y '-e DAI'-' ~N
S:59 ? mvfoF Long Branch snd intermediate stations
TVenty.fosrihst Per a. 10 .. n ~
Pare from New iorK " PhiAlelphiA, only g. %.
". sSEDEN General sanagsr
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
MONDAl July l3 - a. The following vii be the ONLY AC
frsi and Second Class Tickets following lines:
80 NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r R.
al3 Broadway,
pot, Nestoott kTpress Park-psc Teu A.
BroaoWaY snd Broadway " 33
irgtossL, BroOklyB.
BRIR RAILWAY
"a Brotdvav 529 Broadway, 957 10 Greenw
po foot Chsmbest Derot foot Iweutyhrds DeyO JsIeJ
2 2COurtst.i BroOE.vn and - Hudsonst. Hobosen.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No Aor House 5Z6 Broadway 944 Broadway
Depot foot Destrosse. Depot Depot Jefe civ
touTtst, BTo0k ., and ll0 Hudsonst ioboksn
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
35 Broadway, No AstO House 526 Brotdslr Br0sfwar
Depot foot Of Dsbosset Depot Cor,arsi Depot Jers,v
CI.Y, Cour-st. Brook lit fludsoI-st Aoboser
{ u. kENDRIt X. Geul Pass " y. Y 4 and r r
JOHN y ABBOTT. GEM Pass Erle Railway.
~ BOYD, yr. Genl Pass Agt Penn r.. n.
l. n. COLB GEM Ticket Ag't Is o. r. r.
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BrookIpn prOpertn 90 Eet.

TO LET-FLATS of FIVE ROOMS, in best
part NJ Gstes-lve hnck buildings Handsomely nmel heh
ceilings Improvements beautiful ,a1S rent ~ ana 20
OF PAUL c. GtsENlNu 80
Gs-es-sve. Nosran lave BIootlru
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Countrn propcrtn 10 fet.

TO LET-A very desirable FURNISHED
:. hAMMOSD. Al wilham.s;
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NEW,YoRK, NEW-HAYEX a.. A,;D z n,,I,5x HARr

-
y FORD q. h-NEW-{OHK AND SEW-HAvES DIVISION.
srirmcr A5anEI-r+ lla 45 Is a. fasentes eta-on
Sew-York GI-ul Ceafr1i De-, entrance o. Fosssoa
IKAIss SEw-2aRK. -
f0r New II I:LD iAtff.l W i.A' '''
fAc~u.I 1000 o. tarl 1900 % itcrr.I 700 lLl r .-L
220 Aecu 43s and j:l5 lLoca hL $40 Er AMI J;lO aL
For South yoru.k 40 SOB s.oj m 1900 m. 100 ,Er
2:LJ. lJ Ass. j:lj, j.4O 6a5 lO $40 l Tor -4Hir
no e:G1 G:U5 1910 1900 m lH 4-' aus BIO ,lE
355 as 4.45 .. ID. j;4O. 6.3J. 100. $50, 0loY
Boston EIpress ga ,pansssi az sJ5 ard lOs ,nd SO
D. m ys Sore Line AZ ~ 10 l Tie $50 m 1900 5l3
ad $40 sud e:1 stopping Namori Norvas sld $40
1f 1000 a. ans 800. r.lU and J:lU Of BRIDGEPORT lAs
sos A. L. and I r Shore Lnr Division 'o
Providence valley Say1Too The % an
with -LIl. Division r Np-Tcl tnl Ne"aLrn
aud Northampton H. Ser-ayra ard .l sjs a1I pm Ef
pres. for Newport 800 10 ~ noon trains cnnre Win
Connecticut River Springfield ant o. H Tor Moli.e The
S:u5 o. H. s1 Narrtuk T. r. and 'he 'lJ
O. n. witt Housatona r Il a. br -eaor lie $40 o. TO-
and 3 4:}- uau1ur o NOiF1k az south NorraA
500 100, ass and JiO n viii Nea-Laulan L. X
sGsdsy Mail Trans al 200 7iasDra5ied At $40
II. Prov ltnce
pres Trains Cd ~.
ira DeD or ,t Offices Of y. T. 1saue. Co., pa Broadway auI
W.pr1r House. y. J.. and NO tolt BtOuAJ1 To va ase
sle.k b-.-age residence 90 l-siinAlgn
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Countrn Real Gsiaie tor Sale


a HOUSE as FREE GIFT tO every
5000 psvsbe - 1b monthly (sthont inter
m and ten erected to be distributed
Christ kve those who have puchas
NJ chances 70
present " dwelling O'Clock morning and accom-
the tree u Free excursion
b, special 1890 returning ~ p m All
OF location be had by apuiyine at once
f HCOCkS Rea kse Headqusrters 800
Tbr-ave lwenty-sHth-st n Y. lnco.e stamp Tor mp
EXECUTOR's SALE of valuable Grain,
Railroad VIII sold Mddowu Del august % by order Or
phan Court for fu particulars sppy to GEO&Gk GAAi esd AZ
toruey, Newcastle, Del
EARM FOR SALE, containing about 100
5000 three miles from Harlem r. r. near Mon
Everett Columbia house barns and fences good order Wen
ded with ha fruit abundauoe terms easy, Appy
immediately al No. 80 AurnIst., n. T.
EOR SALE.-The RESIDENCE of the late
r. ocsted CROTON LANDING. The property com
pse 20 The budngs the premises
modern Cottage House containing IL rooms VIII
an on the westerly New-York snd Albany posroad ana
could be essy mh1udei into uume OF
villa sites H. L CLARKE, ia Frontst View loIk.
aIO DOWN and $40 MONTHLY will pur-
= " chase LOT ofLAND, level dry and healthy IN Creeinoor
lawn the cheapest lots offered graded e
silver churches and fne rovementS only II
miles from railroad through ne property
perfect title mortgage on iti prices 90 Sl1O Anu Soo No
he most Free daily excursion Icep
Suu5svsl ~ For further particulars apply 70 IACL
GRKNING, sea Thriave corner hrtv-flurb-t
GDONn DOWN, and $40 a month until paid
- sDJNt for A splendid twosorT DWELLING, rooms bn
blocks from depot 0ny twenty
,nus hv rail- Apply at HITCHCOCGS REAL Is IATb HEAD
QUARTERS Thriave 2Gst, between and II a. m
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CTONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
- BOSTON
Steamers sTOEINGTON Moalsr Wednesday, and Pndsr MAR
RAGANsLTT Tasds Thursday al1 aatuTla from Pier 50 Norm
River a. p. m
The magnificent RHODE ISLAND daily eIcep sandi'l
from Per 80 North noon Pier bast
al H., arriving Boston evening EIcliHoE
T. W FlLEIS. Gs., Pas Agent D. s. BABCOCK Pres
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Rcal estate 10 gTrhanoe

TO FXCHANGE-TwO LOTS on west side
Of Madou-av between SD and Sth orimproved property
on the iai--pla7 principle g. FITZPATRICK loO9 'dave
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Citp propcrtn 10 Eet.

Citp proprrln 10 Ect.
4 SECOND and THIRD FLOOR to LET,
n over the APO 4hve Eve all improvements
IN gooI orler tal OWNER premises from 10 20 IL
AM WAITING YET, for first-class, cleanly
ueope 20 occupy besutH FLATS corner huilGmg
sYe Thr1ave Nothing Ike unto them Tor ne pTc Zone
snd them = NIL -AL.lLn. LOO2 I--------
III tho ri0hf man offers. | will RENT him the
4 STORF 0O9 Ibrd-aye. Of GOthst Al veg low rents
this position the FOR any lfstcAas Duless
Cal and see. $ FITZPATRICK, lOOe dave
ITO LET (Rent. S1,5O0)-Tnat pleasantly To-
A csed tarre-orv. mgn~oop BRICK DWELLING ~ ooth'|'
nelr Broavay Frpeut apply TO J. ARRELL 9l3 6tl.ayG
VVO LET-Newly furnished and in perfect
order HOUSES Both aui 5Uth-sts near 5thaye - ouu
ls5t uniulhed 500 Apply to T. A DAlLbl 28s 6.h-Aye
ITO LEASE-HOUSE and LOT, No. 20 East
Tive. ethsg thre from Broadway Keys al 10 west
Twertetlst
WATER FRONT. with BULKHEAD, TO
,,.+ -. Irb-r ,srI iast IL ye.rS DANIEL McELkON,
F liz Easi ThlrtY-nlnitsi
J.lE EAST 31ST-ST-rO RENT, untuT-
i - nssei-onv $500 good house aTge yard location
near Fourhsv D. " C. LANGLEY 697 SiIbave corner FOR
uethst.
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DEGULAR CATSKILL BOATS.-Ihe steam
1k Capt Sesd leaves Pier 30 loot oi fa
inst every MONDAY Weine'ay and Friday at D. u ioi &
Landing and intermediate points steamer Andrew si'si
oppo. O. 8sv Al D. H. CssEl hne gEch connects
sh Clulels for Caro- Durham, Wndhim frAtisV
points Through tickets sold AZ greatly elncel IAA
- SARATOGA.-DIreCt route via Citizens Line
> Steamboats, 40 q 90 through %
sunday Tusisy InuraV and - Monday WensiAy and ~
cEe kesf0E seratoga and return goo oV
ong Round Lake return - ~
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Gclp nJantco-- aldles.

tjcIp Uartc0-- HlaIes.
4 GENTS WANTED, city and country 20
n sRLL TEA families and l4T. greatest induce
meat CANTON TIA COMPANY, l4s Chsmbers-st
NVANTED-A responsible DRUG CLERK
w tosge. Address G. B., West New ghlon, :. l.
WANTED-25 SEWING MACHINE CAN
w flr th. best invented Auply
NOSPARElL EMBROlDkRER CO.. 80 Essi l4th-st York
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Walters.

Wanted a situation, by first
w WAITER thorou,hlT ier1u hs buress m ' -
Ec-sut cty references. WAITER ubane
Uptown OA.-. 81 a West j2d-st
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NEW-JERsEY MDLAND RlILWAY.

- Passenger NrwYlrs J-rr Ctv ium iooso
Cortlsudt au1 Deslr1ssas-sfs.
TRAIN. LEAVE NE,TIOAK As FOLLOWS:
$40 m.-Osge-1 Ernrrss il Oste-o Ole l. 'Cl- Srrn
Norwich sidney. 10 h Walton. hdleofn AM traflai.
without chang 10 c tf-Ol % TO UsErgL
$40 u.Wa.oH Wa. for NsioI. Delaware S'Eail N-"-lo
sud -iiaie. wiloui change o. ears.
lliU d. u--N0Irri iysr 4. . ..oLnu4atl.l
$500 %. m--3ol. irg 'ai- V tr.
4.}u mUeT County ErDress, thIOu-a % E4e-ie N--o4'
. 80 o. N - -Boomrgiile Local.
6.-u q. ~ - 0f-udf.t Local
Albany Division through 20 Tppa1'orr 40
so @. IT. and g 1880 p- without r-aaEr oi ear
jI ID 4Ll f5D p m raAi-s
G.rtcf ..--. m
Ttets sold aa baggage cd ta ai PAGES BIZ @ 1r
Tr4r...- Co.. .gs - BIO. Iw... al a. t.e ie-r--
F,e M received ar Forwarded a points P- go Nori River
On Teuus, E g. wa-e'a li1a- De- os',s'+ fiI
QUICK DIS.ATC.l ard Los est RAILS.
Gere,. Or.-. .t m .rry-sf. Ne.-Y1r- r. H tHIPMiN
Frrg ght q fasseI er A. rlt
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PEOPLES LINE for ALBANY. The splen-
o. a@sns1 DRRw ST. JOHN Pier A. foo Csa,,t
"st1I SSH.to ess..s1UsB.as
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Gtedmboail ano Railroads.

A albany and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
n BOATS c vIBBABD .ui DANIEL DREW ls.ra foo, Q, Q,
Fs g s az ~ g. iardpr at Y0YKEas TiRRYT0wS AMI
H1ASh 1 lp1 9 - IN \, ndi1t. W sn North TIM
tickets to WBST POINT CORNWALL anu hEwBuRG returning
s. 2o roud 'rp 5 lGi oanl L,E 81 SIS rognl @ y 40
A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point New
doar. sS and @ oaTS % NARY P0wEL
yeslrr-si, Pier 30. ever afternoon. at 3l1
Tcsets IN packages At reduced rates
4 LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPP0-
~ siToS LNE's 90 ent, 5esS ~ 90 "5a bf5, i vs. .,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS r..arnlng from Aloiry D.
DAy excursion tro e1ery sUNDAi m G p
keel.se SOC. Albany. 81 rouHi trp. 81 80
PRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
ID and Eauratuok RaIroail Fsre 81. steamer BRIDGEPORT
leaves N-v.York atll:3O g. N. snd bridgeport Al II p IN
ERIE RAILWAY. 10,
@Cincnnsi and Ccsso DaT Errrrss Coaches
1915 n.-EIpress Ba4o and Niagara Falls Sleeping
$50 p Nrni EIre,s for the West S'png co'h at,ohe
PDy y.e,5s ra,5o E,s' F, csesssa s, Lo Detroit la
EISTs.. r arrive from the a7:lO 24o $50 and
Po1i 1'. Jcr7 73o fs:SO, . 1880 and lo45 n $50
$3.50 $3.50 = D. Mdlleown 30 ts:3O. 1850 ana ana
80 l045 a. an 4:3O train, rit1 New iofs aad
osero Midland "a E @ :s s245'5 Il ii55 A5soa @ l6 % % $50
S'1o' to 'o NJ Sewbnrlh $50 O. an 1913 a . 80
43O Sufen g 645. 30 t,.9 '4O'10 ind 5o -
1isfi Riis.Eoo Hoaokas AenIlie snl .amser l6 6.i5
and oU q @ ana ~ nagbt Paterson .5 Gas 73O $3.50
80 10 1850 l045 go n J. nso1 80, 80 81
1880 p N ami Newark. u. $50, 9, loto
lDit si an bts % lT ' Ce,.s r.I5 - and lol5 n 1870
5l5' 10. SiY; si q and iB1 % 80 w. % $50 To- 1O5j
l. sl45 345 $50 5;,5 to:to 90 70 az l9
1880 and .2 mnshl hislae isd Ha'sc7'lss ,, & aii
s:l5 aga ts45a aai an p Pa , an ,q d, G + S'.1l' M 5
J. d. d ] ,2 iio, 3 ' 5 T., ' i md - 81 $50 S.I5 4Ij
T.l5 FL -.ul
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Farmers

E'ARM HAND.-A German man VINO unner-
ssuis snds farming place % 20 b't Noith
milk horey ssgrs - e1n gfl''
last ApDY A. ODsLL AuEoi 4O1 e
Nr0alNaT
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Tor SALE at bargalH-A choice 1O-acre
/ PLOT @ IS T. Eoll- lIt Isl W-.h aga
g.. .HtSDE ... ~ sLLlNI Ncslor1 or bfo'sn hJLAND
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Cooks.

MAN COOK and CARVER-By a Spanish
VA understands french ni American ookng ao
capable aaIug u charge hea1 ef l.,ai
CIn De seen AZ TIE FhOl HHi A.
HOME BUREAU. 1873 6th.ave above lOthst
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EOR HARLEM. landing at ELEEENTIl-ST,
4 ASTOPIA. ONE HU SDRED-A AID NlSTI-r. and ONE-tlH
DGEuANDTW fSIIhIu'r, connecting ul1ts or lisa AID
t- -Iee Boat. Erck-s half II.l Goo
upu = D. no. except II a.. 1-. 1850 md . D. nj.
ESee tine bes l.e l1ats land sunday alve
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WI y i'll btAltD,
\ mr. an asf- l1-itr 20 miles from
I8auus lla. convenient
1ir i .Irs., g. HENRY HOWELL.
p D Bor lJ6 Myerheii L J.
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ERIE RAILWAl

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
ID snd EaGcauck Rarca1L Pare 81 steamer BRlDGtPOal
leaves New-York az 1870 N ana bridgeport a. IL D.
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Laundresses.

] ADTLN- Inc NANITNT, IactS, IUt NUS
4 .a,. ircI.s by superior LAJNDt-ss,
a. u o house. Apply AZ 'ij 6i1-iye hncy sore.
i.(ls WEST 27rH-ST.-A superior LAUN-
'1D DRESS solicit, families yntlemeB Or ladies' "AhhlSG
10 her hsclas style prompt
and ri. t1le. Cal or address, Mrs j. W. BROWN.
GIG BROADWAY.-Re Respectable married
. woman fu01re vii take LsIie, Genemen an1 F4ml
lies AsN Can aIte IHI pui Gail al Tie seek between and
. 4 IA. Terms reasouabs.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
EOR SAFE or EXCHANGE-A. magnihcentt


ORANGE, y. J.-tIreat variety property 10
" SAFE ana 90 r.u- once Boars rom 20 o 30.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-15
Mem -5crsrp Bcal Gsiate for Sale.

TOR sale or Exchange for iewelry, wholesale,
~. Ienc NevJeTseg address Immediately
a. k kl0ful
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Governor for the pardon of the prisoner on
account of extenuating circumstances.

CERTIFICATES OF DIsT1sCT1oN.-The follow.
ing pupils received certificates of distinction
| at the Male High School, +. MorriSette
principal. for the week ending June 10Th:
| Masters u. B. Winfree, W. s. Campbell
R. H. Winfree, B. Z. Bransford. Alexander
Fitzgerald, Ned Chiles, III. W. Walker, Paul
Atkinson, Charles Sharp, and james Am
bers.
The examination exercises commence
July 1st and will continue one week, and the
patrons and friends of the school have been
| invited to attend.
BOARD OF TRUs TEEs.-This body met at
the Council Chamber Friday night but
transacted no business Of importance.
Henry Fitzgerald qualified as sergeant
and gave bond in the sum of $4,000. Sc
curities: DR.. z. Archer, Coleman Wells,
and James D. Craig.
w. 7. Lithgow qualified as Commissioner
OF Revenue and gave bond in the sum of
$4,000, with Thomas Branch, Isaac Kahn,
j. Ii. Harrison, and E. B. HoWle as Sc
| curities.
These gentlemen had previously qualified
as State officers before Judge Clopton.
A number of bills were ordered 10 be paid,
butno particular action was taken in the cases
of registrars, judges, clerks, &c.
The Board adjourned to meet next Fri
day night.
PROPERTY SALEs.--The beautiful and vaJ-
liable house of the late F. w. Redford, on
Decatur street near Ninth, has been sold to
j. Ostrander for S2,T00.
The farm Of Hiram Walker, near Falling
| Creek. has been sold to FL. C.. Howlett--forty
acres for $3.50.
Police ITEMs.-Maria Scott Robinson was
sent to jil Saturday for five days 10y Mayor
Chiles for indecent conduct on the street.
An accomplice in the transaction escaped.
\ chain @,ang was organized Saturday with
William Lacy as the first recruit.
COUNTY JTEM.-The old Mount Etna pits
Charles Z. Robbins & Co., near Midlothian.
have been resu$citSted, and large yield
of tirstclass coal Is promised.
PERsoNAL.--Among the gentlemen who
have recently cast their fortunes amongst us
are MeSsrs. W. a. GilmaH, formerly Of Pc
tershurg, and Martin Blair, o: Richmond.
Clarence Ii. Flournoy, sheriff of Chester
field, has returned from Il brief "trip North.
Messrs. DodsOn, Foote, and the little son
of David Beatlie, lately injured, are all i'm
proving.
BAsE-BALL.-Onc of the most closely.con-
tested games Of baseball of the season, and
probably the most exciting ever played in
Richmond or Manchester. was played in
Manchester on Saturday by the Old Domin-
ion CLUB, Of Manchester, and the Atlantic
Club, Of Richmond. The score stood us fol-
lows:
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

HUsT1sGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court
resumed lis session yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, when the case of James Stanley,
charged with stealing horse from Joseph
Logman, was called.
Afterthe usual preliminaries the following
Jury was empannelled: W. l.. Farley, John
DBrien, r. A. j. Jones, NJ. j. Watts, Il. G.
Hewlett, A. j. simmons, Z. +. Fisher, A. A.
Allen, NJ. BrodnaX, M. Richardson, A. L..
Cogbill, and A. Brodnax. The prisoner
was arraigped in the usual form and pleaded
not guilty.
A. c. Atkisson, Esq, appeared for the
Commonwealth, and Messrs. Charles W..
Turner and David l.. Pulliam for the prl'
soner.
After hearing evidence and argument OF
counsel the jury retired, and in short time
returned, and through A. A. Allen, foreman,
returned verdict of guilty and ascertained
the punishment Of the prisoner at three years
in the penitentiary.
Motions were made for arrest Of Judgment
and new trial, which motions Will be heard
to.day at 10 O'Clock.
The entire jury united in a petition TO the
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Another Spring.
For the Dispatch.I

for Tie UIsIalVII'J
Now that old things are becoming new,
and we have appreciatiye men in our Com
mon Council, l would venture to call atten-
ton of our city fathers to stream OF pure
water in our city. The location is on Brook
avenue. and nearly opposite to what IS
known as Goddin's tavern. The scarcity OF
ice, and the high price charged for t,.pre11
cludes many from drink of cool water. l
have examined this spring aud would sup
pose $40 or $50 would protect it from the
Debris from the streets, and which Its bold
ness washes off, Will some member OF The
Council be bold enough to have an appro.
priation made and enclose the spring with
Granite or tence-1ailsY MEDICUs.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN TIL
RICHMOND PosT.O OFFICE JUNE 20, 18Th
w. Ii. Barry, care of P. Hart, Richmond.
Va; J. L. Bray, Richmond, Va: Miss
RoSey Denny, No. 10G Leigh street, Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. Caroline Duncan, care of
Mrs. Harper, New Orleans, La. !; Mrs E. y.
Evans, Kanawha Courthouse, w. Va; S. Ii.
Gordon, Richmond, Va. Mrs. Emile S.
Guerrant, care Of A. r. Courtney, Bich-
mond, Va; Rebecca Morton, Richmond,
Va; Mr. NJ n, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Rich
ard a. Wise, Tredcgar Conlpany's store,
Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL NJ, at Reai EsIi'e
Exchange, farm OF forty acres Win cottage
dwelling aud other buildings, and twelve nVe-
acre lots, half-mile from Manchester.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, at Turner's
stables, on franklin street, two mules ane one
horse and buggy
& CO., p. NJ, two building lots
OH Mosby between Venab!e and Darlington
streets.
Y NJ. LEE, 5X P. NJ, 225 acres land on the
Charles City aud Williamsburg road, three
miles from Richmond.