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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18


saoe, l.., a. eoqs4 25 TEN Meal Brw. 81 7Oasi %
s Mes Mss sss iSs 30 Corn Mel 6rwe P22 OOa y e
At Ma Ne Fse Wise aao,ed at al sOasl 80 do Yellow "
ri IS carrs 4sasl " Con MeA al ~ %OqSI %
FRsiGaTS-Tlere movement today in al sepaTmsnS
W p senersy . TN wrIe: To Liverpool BY
,,esu 81 900 bush 20 900 90
a. 90 boIes Cheese al 41~ o' a - M l =, 5 To London
T. BUN 5uf a; sgs IN 40OO hi BAGS 900 , solS
so1 M Ponr a, 81 I'd he charter. An Italian brlg
huoe Pea,th Rod. for or 9 I9oc s. poTare both
a. 6s Norwegian bark hence 70 Corr for orders ana Une R
s 400 BIS Safhiha % Nor eglan oSrk hence to Hotter
ian VITA 40l0 Gran 5 NSIfgM S.re an oi1 Sor~ ~c
e a bsrk S:ochon With l92O s Resna fs,sSe
o. s ems Norreln the Baltic with 600
bis Retnea 10 o. e sse d. at 4a 81 and an Ane-
can sos register hence to C-d with slaves On p'A
GGAS-Te wh-s market opend STRONGER the Light arrivals and
Of e rec pis at the ake p'.s nl'e a., osrt
oes t.nI que c the 1enand chiefly for export
500 aS si II s5sss a. . Tor ungsdr Iowa NM
Tb.'.o Sprre: II 3sasl Cicsse spnng; 81 4S
ssl "a Tor No MnwagSee 81 46Gtl A. Sr No; n a Eaa
8 a for we Spri5e an 81 47asi As for Se Minnesota
.,I I5 50 fab TSoro state 4, 81 Il 5000 busa
Canada West uya terms ana on time Ot' are ~5 a WAS S
3 q7Oe. Western Mixed 62aGjei Waite al 6oG7O2co kys
6JJ 5a Jgrse - Oj Con opened lower but under more
ac'7e eesH ~ o. 'l b , TaSos n, - 4sc Yves err
MIC Al 790 c fr steamer aisle for sail closing az Sle
V-.crp WI O. AZ 1--, Wc.Jera Yellow a. Sldoz ~
Hay AND STRAN-The Is moderately active ana sea1Y
W 1note Prime rmoib 80 ass Far "a Good do S4 .
3 SHINING --O0T2l. plenty and Jul
Sl}CSI1 lor Larse Rye; SlSa1ZO Tor OFT
NOLaSSRS-Foregn fnn hell bat quiet Domestic Is
mi and uahanrei quote Cuba Centrifugal ana MKe New
I,r 81 3OG3J: Cubs Cav- a3 CUBA sascoyad" aennhg
81 do Cabs Musooralo, Porto Rico ava O
EngIsh ISLANDS 40 an Nes-Olleaus az lOdo1c -,
be markt i1r Spirits Iuprnune was felrN
The sales sgTesAe ho
and New York bbs al - STRAINED hosa
rnnued demand the depressed lse yeteray
900 bp Good DO a. - %
0oei. 4OaS2 Good; DO dne grades we beard
- of 300 bhS M Pale $3.50 Tar inactive al u - or
Ha,ling-an Ctr jul and aJinirsL
PROVISONS-The j. inactive and lower; the sales
e. and gaf $50 bbs Sl7 90 for City Mes u lJ0
7 S7l1 81 100 bills Mess
IL july az 81 June july at tie same
4alr b. fairy active OF lOJ bbS kra Mess
A. So Terre qa,t Beef Hams Quiet but steady
aud rT acive 81 400 Fresh Huns At
Zoe Picked CO. ID the latter for ianey oE
smosed l2d Sc. the ter Tor aucy lot;
shoulders 60 Picked b'sci BOO Fresh do
Ia, 400 l5O0U n Sailed Bellies IN
tu IL az 90 20 boxes II ID average, S
III u a4fc Bacon D. inactive and heavy
dressed Hogs quote at 7sa7 +c for CtT Lad
1. Irregular % llJu inculng 900 cS kehiel
o. private terms; CIV. II L. 100 Western II 0
Ice; her Of LOO tcs seller July al
81 7.loe. l. $50 seller August. IL 9-l6Ulles'.
Butter Quotations western
IL hbsrA supply, offered lotasOas We qloe;
arlr-g 0rg kSfr. Isr.gy md fag0s tn|Iu4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
Gin Real Gstate for Sale.

Gin Real gstate for 5ale.
3I-stOry hgh-stOOp basement and cellar
N House for SALE cheap West Eleventbst Terms 10 suit
purchasers size, 2lI45I95 BUkNhAA oO3 heoson-sI
NEAT and COMFORTABLE HOUSE for
n SALE IN Ninth without carpets anu mirrors terms
to suit purchasersi size, 2OLiOI1J. - 40, .,
TO INVESTORS.-I will sell at bargain,
II for cash a trade L 6rs-class. brownstone
HOUSE,
Fo-,vsr,bst near Fhhsye 2jxG2KlO0 Also 4orv HOUSE
si1haye 25xlOO ready Tor business both
we'll rented. 5 EDDY. No. l Park place
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

COMMENCING june I, I6l4.
TRIMS Harlem a 700 $780, and 9l5 g. m.
Loo, 3:J5 4. 40 bis ami G;s5 D. IN. -.
Connect. win boa of Mossna steamboat Co., leaving Fnltor
slip for Harlem River station, North Sew-fork
For further pareu posters hotes ana Depot
JOHN T. MOODY. SuPt OF ~ I. Div
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Counirn Real Gstaie for Sale


Tor SALE-At a sacrifice near Lake Ron
l. house IL large bsrn AM iouf
10 ,ight acre rutland & WHITING, No BeekInan st
nor SALE-A first-class FRUIT and GRASS
FARM Dusehe Co.. n l. address d D. - L'n
gov, Duchess Co. n 4.
NOR SALE or TO RENT.-Neat RESIDENCE
with rooms. modern eouvenenees throughout = az acre oIe
on land minutes depot and salt water a hours from aon
SIP price Vi ARTHUR e. sKELDSo hyetsae station oona
NOR SALE-THE CELEBRATED WOOD
TOR S1ITYLER COUNTY. ~ Y. COMPRISING ABOUT O9o
tCPRs A RARE CHANCE For SECURING BEAUTIFUL
HOMES AND PRODUCTIVE FARMS. -,
Thr above farm shove Of Seneca Lake y
mile. fro,. the Watkins, mile from ie
threusrters of mile nom Hector
tss II i In the vicinity the celebrated Gens al Wat
ns and FOR bauty Of situation cannot Ne o. SURPASSED
he farm for It's weatproaacng Qualities ha
veil adapted u tie AZ any o the
noted Lake where the Iona the tendeeat OF
m. xrHps is produced perfection portion OF the isin Is also
t v,Iasbe Imbe-wt OAK aud hickory Thou
ssns az dollars could De aud stu leave
large family house iure
large barns hne sheds WITH nay 0 car
nupo.- settling the late Horato H. WOODWARD the
sye offered for sale entire or In traeis 10 "a
respecting this property sought eth CT
IN by letter vii be promptly responded 10 by
J. K WARNER. Agea, Banieit sehayier County, n T..
MARYLAND FARMS for SALE-GoOd grain
vi lAaa. adapted for OF u plenty Of game
a,h and and Sale catalogues
AMI 'H '''"''''A '' W V CASH BRO, SIS Beetman-.t
DOINT IMPERIAL, on Westport Harbor, on
ds,p water suitable manufacturing gentleman
residence II offered At 0S pes Tor
'~'"- ~ " MELVILLE E. MAD. South SSrwAt, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEN-JERSEY,
" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THH wRSr-Paseng1 and Prezh
sor Nes.fork foot NJ Lh.ryt Connects soave VITA
south crtneh X Hampton Junction with Del Lack aud We-t
fhpsburs with Lebgh and suscuehsnns Dvisr also wis
West also - Central Pennsvsanis and SewYork State
q. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
,o'nrneneinE June 10. ls-ieave fevi follows:
msgws TRAM Tor Ea,oa. Bethlehem Bath, AlcntoN T.
N sn thunk amsgus. Wilkesbsrrc, Scranton, se
DIV NV 80 Train for somerTlle and FemiuRrn. -
p m-Way Trim for Ession Beydere. Nauch Chunk. wilkes
barre pison AsaBoy City NJ Cnel Hsetsn ruukh aLnoeE
West. r. z
300 nBoRsSs Express daily crcep susdsys) for gsston,
hsrrsburg SomeryiHe
frmngon Basou for Maueh Chunk TEmsgua. Towanda Wilkes
DanTle, Willamport
iui9O A. NV ~ Train somerville
l<;tV nkxPREss for Flemngton Raston, Bath Allentown
,nAA hahsnoY City HAretou WnkesDare Scranton, hos
hR S"shmos Lancaster BBhrats, Potsve. Harrisburg &c
100 A-Np IraIn for EGs0n. CAassuaas, and Beiviere
Vile.
400 nwsy g,stou Allentown, and Maueb Chunk
Vonnsot AZ Jancton with Del, Lack and West K
5too D. n-"sy Train for Sonervle and fleminston-
oP m-hsy Train for somervle.
9ii5 n-Nsy Train for Plain6elf
oi3o m-EvESIss BNrKBss for Baon, Bevierr. Alien
hAueh chunk Wkesbarre, Towaada healns. HArrsDurs
. ard p m.-Wsy Trains scmervlle.
',oo p IN = Emigrant-POr Eastsl
vl0p m-WaT Tran for Sonerville
d@;OO D. m--Por PlainheIL -
For Elizabeth 5:Ij g. G;l5. $40 T. go, s45, $40.
iOJV $40 m. II m: 1910 l. 1880 q 23p ., $3.50 3:t5.
q f'o $50 4:s5. D. 5:lJ 30 J:4J o. 6lO OJO y I:JO,
R. z. KICKER, supt Eng.
H. p. BALDWIN Gener,I pa,.e,oer AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

NILK-Te daily average receipts milk FOR the past week were
y.ws Bv the Eue milk, loo DO Harlem Rail
tos 8 % mix SewHsven, l25 TO- Hudson River Rail-
rosd giO do Midland LOO miscellaneous by routes
week milk kp hAek 20 considerable e1
Of
rse.i bridges We are now and mlE Is
10 oer Pces 9h llh inclusive we're e5ds3 %
18th the was elGeI o. closing A. D.
average past seeL, . 1O2s Y CAL 0 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June IT, 1874.
The attendance at the Exchange SaesroOms
to-day was good Adrian II. Muller & Son sold ut ex-
ecutors sale premises known Nos 3l9, 32l and 1913
West Fieentlst. A. J. Blocker. Son g. Co. sold plot
OF ground located the Dyckman estate and Richard
V Harnett held legal sale OF lot on Onehundredand-
thrteenth-st and leasehold premises Fify-sxta-st
near Flrst-sve.
Tomorrow. A. ID. Mellick. jr, Brother VIII ofsr on
the premises 200 choice building lots Rp5eie y. j.,
only As minutes from New-YOrk SPECIAL train VIII
Liberty-s at IL ami Tree tlckcts 3ud maps
will De furnished application Jere. Johnson, JUS,
sale OF WEitestOue lots will also take place tomorrow
the weather Is hDe. special train Will leave James
slip and TnirtyfOurths 1880 and return after
the This IS represented a. very choice property
and all persons desiring attend the sale Will he fur
nhed witn passes and maps application al the office
OF the auctOncer. No. u Park-place.
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL EsTA

BB 4. J. Bbscker. Son & WhHs
slS, ana u sS, oo o. s5475
BY Richard v Haraen.
@ G1 c lSi,' 200 o. ta.e $4,000
Yellowstone hOuse, 50tAst 254 n
2OK9lI 35. subject annual ground rent Of
sS pei 4ahura 10. Ol 1910
By AdytGn II. Muller e
2:I5 Pre- Of o s,b sa1 a. Il II SIS 900
. .ItorY house, lDts, 4Jl-t 700 OF d
~ 2sIioo a H. 80 $50
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE

- y y = l l. ' A y a IL a IL II W n u
l. GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL hOOrh.
Trains leave Newro fran foot Of Desboses and Corfanu|'s "
follows: -, =,
Express Harsburr Pittsburgh the West and South with Pull
Palace Can attached $3.50 and $3.50 N sunday aro
For whsmspor, Lock Haven Pha Erie R.
g. Tor Wsmsport anu Lock HaYe1 9ioo H. eonheo'nf
Al Philadepnla
For Washington South Limited Washington ~
press" Of Pai Prlor Cars daily except suniay ~ N
sshnsion at 4lO Regular al oiios u anu v
Express Philadelphia si4O $3.50 1890 B. a. g. q $50
Q, and IL night SaRaAy. D, s1O and n Lns'Aa
and ecOnd class. p oo,o
For Newark 6. $50 z. 1.iO. . y ~ II ~ o %
23O BIO $40 4lO 1870 3 $50 $40 o. b:lO $50 1880
$40 10 ll:3O and IL night sunday DEW ana ply m
Per klabetl, D, $50 l.1io ~ a. ~ On
10 1850 SUNDAY 52O. AM 80 m AZ
For RAILWAY a. $50. 7, T. 10 ~ NJ = -''o y ~ p ~
$40 5:IO j;2O $40 6lO $50 $40 ~ m and l. night
For woodbridge Perth Amboy and South AmbOy, AID 10
For New.BrunswcK. anu l. IL N, - DIV HAV ''-'
%. D.. m IL
For Fast Milestone. IL noon 2: 10 sno 4:lO D. n
For Lambertvie and Pennington. 800 u. and D. m
Phil psburs Beyere, u:3O me- aHi J; m ,oso
Pr BorfenoT. Burlington. CAnlrn ADD Soo "-' -''"i
. $40 3. D
Fol Freehold a m and 1 D m
Por Farmingdale Sduan ard p n 49,. NJ -. 10
Pnberioa anu VIA boat rom re No. d.
al $3.50 Z. m. c.o ,o.,x ~,
Trans arrive foovs-Fr Pittsburgh $50 m I2:3o Ani
1885 daily. $50 D DAILY Monday from Asa. 20
and Baltimore $40 40 .: ID am LV'- ~ u
M .pd 1927 o. NJ From PhlaaDhia 5lO go, 500 lViIo
ll:55 g. 2:lj 4.lj. 5l5 500. sii IUZ N SuA1A'i
5:lO $40 $500, IL :5j $500 and lO;-f u H..
Ticket O-ees 526 4B5 ami 9t4 Brosi~Ay NO. a
o Des0ro.ses Collnitss lIaran cAs Os y"
) Baitery-placs D. NJ BOYD IT,, Gen. Passenger Agent
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:, = X. Il. HIIh
n. P. BALDWIN. General Pa,senger AGENT
IRE RAILWAY,

l. hlE RAILWAY.
- sTHSEE Train. taking erec. June - 1874
nennst ad Chicago Day Express Drawing Coaches
Coach to Buffalo.
$3.50 mSght Rrpre-s for the Sleeping attached
hTough Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati st. LOUIS Detroit AMI
Clcigo without change
Trains esve for
PoI, Jers las o. 1910 and lO45 4:3o. $3.50, 1880
Midde,Own 745 1880 1880 ,nd 1o;45 m, 345. 400
5;3O, t5;O and 7 r. The l045 anu i;30 p trains
connec! with New York ossego Midland Railroad
s9'hen 49, 40. 1880 8. 1880 ana lO;45 NJ $780, 3i5
43O 0 80 1880, and Il p.
hewburgh, 1880 o. and 1913 $3.50 and $50
snfern g. 65, 7:45 $3.50 'lO3O and lO;45 n, las
kirewooi Hohokus AendAle, and Rapseys i6 6a5. 745
$3.50 1850 l0:45 LAS, 345.5 $780, q, 1880. and
Paterson. g. 6s45 I 7:45 1880 49, 10 1000, 1O:l5
i: 80 y IDS 3, 3:lj 345 4:30, As 8. 5l5
3;5O 6l5 1880, 6i5 T. SID, and 1850 ~ and III
Ssw.rt, .e, 7 $50 49, lO;45 and 1870 m. BIS. 445
30 9;do an 1850 m and II saia1,y me- mt Only an
and q 40 n snd ~ Saturday night: only ~ % 80 ~ .,
Rntheriur PsTk and Pasc Gas 74j, $3.50 TO- 'lO:3O ~
noon 'l45 345 $50 5:l5 g. 1880. $40 Sl5 and 1870
nl.dae nactsnsact 4l5 s:l5 rs as m l. 4,
AM p NJ and II Saturday nights only o-
Bngiewooi AMI Sprki 5:l5, 80 and l0ii5 1880 BID
fl5 $40 6l5 1880 and 745 ami IL SATURDAY nights oay
Piermont sud Mack 5l5 and % 1880 $40, 4<4o
6:l5, 1880, t7:i5 m. IL Saturday nights only.
spnns Valley 4i5, &l5 S:i5, 10, aud lO:45 445
O .. and IL Saturday nights only.
d hteen mlnuies earlier than above time trains riTng Cham
23dt 1880 H. 1900 miin connecting with
thsmbers-,t The $40 3.lo
Isns from Chambersst onY
passage ana tor apartments Drawing Room and Sleep
ing Coaches be- 5nel AID orders for the checking an transfer Of
Baggage may be LEI at the Company oes PAL 52g ani e9I
COmpanys Depots, and Of Ageats at the pnnip hoteA
DA"'' ryn Y at1itn rr G.n.,.i PASSENGER AGENT
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NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YURK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoADAer June 5, 1874 through trains Will
Grand Central
$500 Northern with dswing-room can
through 70 Rochester and 81. Adams
n Special Chicago Express, R0h
ss~r Bua.o &C.
lU:45 a m Northern and Western kTpresA
$40 D m ALBANY ana Troy Erpres
400 BrDres sleepngcsrs from New@fork 70
St Albsns
6:eop Express Daily with sleeping ears for WassrOWa and
500 D. m Paasc Express DiT Sesplngess for Rochester
Buf.o AMI Niagara F4s also for Chicago both AID H. =
Railroads.
WAY u.ns per Local Time TabeL - u,.DD,.u
Ip....v A1ant
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cHKxsE-The active demand snd tue market STEADY Al o
sac tscfo-v fspcr / Western Factory good -
dore.ie trade 80. ire, trade 10 dl3
do lapcv erp1rt... l4l2414as Western Factory, good
il 64t har stIOit'''''' - VIZ
90 Door 70 fir. d dl3 Western Factory poor 80
40 bare. 6ae. l2a0l8 ........s-.-. y 0lJ
ssie Dares, poo-to - orange 20 aA4Ms'''' q
a..
demand 5n limited and wi arrivals prces OF
- 90 4..l CID II Western. fair o good. - ais
Stste ami Pe.n...- al6l2 southern loss Of Ola
c.rsda l5l2al6 Duck Eggs loss of. ais
Western JOS OF 10 la Ucese EGgs IOs OLD 10
PETROAEUMIhe marei for Rhlei without new features
sav continued light bat the offerings were hmQ ana
foe frm only reported 2OuO bbS spot al ls
a. 900 hints June az dull bu steady J. -
helG for CIV but without Genahd tuae ID QUIZ
quiet with that bid Tor next MONTH late ys
psv "a 10000 july delivery at Shipping
quoted 9s- The markets generally hrin al
r 10 Petroleum Centre 81 j0Sl 20, OIL City; 81 Il ar
q 22l2 Tuve; SLY Parkrrs for United at wells The
Philadelphia market steady and T aciVe with sales OF OOO
ibs July sales mmored for August al l3 &c
anu the market re-
mans quotations the sales 30 Carona AMI 700 bags
srgoou 800 Rrgon bono at - l220
p. quote Carolina 72G14c for iar osdos Tor goao
qss for prime $50 for louisiana al 72Gs &c for
lar 20 and EangooD At o s01c-. curfeucf.
sUGASThere good demand Tor Raw sugas and the
market cline the emhiace 33i hhiA Mo-
asses &c, 540 d. do at and 300 bags
Refined Refined quiet soft easter oher
unchanged: quote ssQ9i8 for Soft feoSi 9sq54c
Iof White lOas for Crushed 4O ior Fo"GeFed ana AV4
sTRARIN inactive Ia for Western City offered
TALLOw IS firmly active better prevalent sales Of l75
his Out-oown stock 90 s., and W hhS and LOO
bbS 90 - ~: Civ r. SIS size for Prime 800. 49,.
WHISKY over and fairy active closing dull sales OF 800 bills
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD VI LoNO
SUMNER ARKASGEMEST. u,...,
sud after MONDAY 1874 trains eaVe soutn
BrookYn, =. D., A. follows: .t..
mAa Tor Patehogne and intermediate stations connecting
az VALLEY stream with RoctsvrY and hempskA AZ
BABYLON with boat Fire Island, and al fatcho-w
with stage Cor Beieport and Fire Place
1920 Elsp connecting Wan hoekA"y pehn
and Hampstead. IL, ~ ...A -,
1880 Accommodation connecting with Hampstead and
hockEwAT Beach. --.,
n-EEpre Pa,eh0gue connecting Al valley teah .n
RockArAy Henpsieai at Bah ion VITA 'yi. ..
Fire Island and at P-teAogue Nth stage Tor DeHepof'
AMI FTe Place. -
$500 m.-Pachogue stopping al stations con-
nerirg ~ Hemps.cAi and kockaNaY Dsach
500 mBshyon Wh henpssAu anu
RoctavsT. ~,
TOO nMeshek Accommodation connecting with Hampstead ana
RockaWay.
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BUsHwICK
$500 m.SanlAy hp, stopping al al si4-ohs Ni1"P
stead d HockAway Deschl
1880 g. m-sanday ROckAway Accommodation
1850 y m-eundaY RockswAy and HempssAa Aeeonn0'A'n
$500 o m--sunaAy Babylon Accommodation
Boau leave to0seEelst. York. ~ minutes oe'o '0A ~
Al South kgbthst ,,
Boas A. New York minutes before leaving tine
II. WHITE Master Of Transportation
VNlCKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

FARM to EXCHANGE for New York prop
vessels cash IL highly caitvstes plenty ait
pear &c house ~ heated BY furnace hot snd ed
I'll bathrooms; walls hard hed sui
e.ce everything frtrate shapes barns ~oohds and other os
Old 10 miles from Coma.
miles nom railroad station Apply % OvBfr0S HAWKINS I69
Maden-sne. New York Price. $1,000
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gounirn properlp 10 fft.

- - IIyDcO<- ;.L
4 T CROTON LANDING-ON-HUDS ON, Win
n veg-rO RENT hlfnisoei iof ihe sfas"p .i
COTTAGE i2 good sArien iul sopPy iTs Ana 49,:
Of 1e fon sssea 49,
nt and Twenty niuutes condt 20 private hni aV'
H"ai AN '"sA' A n l. CLARKE, ia Frontst
no LET-On Long Island, gem OF place o.,
fruit % minutes ueh ''
800 per month. Inquire OF owner. NJ SHAAbAALAi'' "
5YSo PEY'T-Sacr;iceI s75 monthly; furnished
u corT.GR Of Hudsoni ioFeE We ~ 'V"s -.
modern conyenenoes ssraea SHADE Ire, Ss AVN ''
mo LET (Furnished) for the Summer@At
PAssAIc " aass from seslst. arg double s,s
nsT. md anps shade 800 yer nonts Address . fAi'
fassaie n j.
mo LET-HOUSE, II rooms, unfurnlsbed, on
Il (.-ni M Yorktown miles PeekskM High Qound ~
- com Lake aohunsc VIII lease ior more Jesrs os
49, ..blag Il repaired Terms rAsoaable AgPJ
sao FRANK =. FOWLER. SO Pinest. \. X
IRON VESSELS THAT WILL mol ., SnN m
How o safety at sea % ezYlsieed n Ihh ih
IRA IN IN eSee ~ ssSsi SASss''e ~ s'A~ ga
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NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ deDo in NeWYork Jersey City ieres from foot
'O''''"'' II TRAM LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS.
6a.moswego Express, for oswego oleda Uuea Rome syr
s:i0 WALTON WAY for aIo1 Delaware County SewYork
ami Late, without change Of cara
I1:4O a m.-worteudyke Accommodation.
4:0 p rn-User County Express through Eleuve without
5 go D. m @Bloomirgdale Local.
6:2O .. NV ortendy1e local 49,, -, -. -. =,
For Cy AID Albany Division through to Tappaaown
$40 ard 1t $3.50 NJ Sth5r caAnge OF eA I'm - .li
road ~ Z: Az H. and i'0O p m maAins
'1 AL sT TaaiSs sroP uAcKEssAck AND PATERSON
received wsried for all points at Pier 3D. North River
W QUICK DISPATCH aud LOWEST RATES
General oee 80 Lbery Sewfq[s r. H. ChphAS
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
" FORD X. R-SBw-YORK AND NBw.HAvES DIVISION
Arrangement commencing NAV Is ls4 Passenge, station
in SewfoE Grand Cg1', DfIo leave sEvyTx
Trains for New Haven ieays at 7;l0 Aeep 90 lKT goo
220 Aoen 43o AMI j:l5 Local tx $40 EI and V:lo bh
For South Norw,l 71O s:Oj 9:05 M 1900 100 tRr
22O Sd5 4:3S 5;l5 5:lo 6;35 $40 9lO m For S.TiH
800 43s 4:i5 o.: .. 5:i0. $3.50, 1870, $40, 9lOp m
Boston Express via springfield at sos ard 10 m slo
D. m T Shore / ana " 10 The s;05 Loo 5d3
sd 100 'ne and P ans o Bridgeport The
and with trains on shore Line Division io
D. m Line Division Cor Norwich and Newayen
and Seviayen and the 500 and pm EI
connecicu R. springfield AMI 30. for MONTE The
o'gS m, m q Btool r. at Brfrepor The sos g. m
10 and 43S with Danbuv ard NorSalk At sonh SornH
ana The $500 m 1900 i3S and oiop H. Win Ne"Oanaan "
SUNDAY Mail Trans 700 via Springfield at 9:lo
DraSngoom Day Express aud Sleeping Cans on Night Er
Ticket. can Ticket oe comp,ny :, Grand Cen
ia Depot at oe'' Of J s,oo gt4 sso Will aso
re1epce " Destination
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200 l7 100 II $685. total. 900 bales. grand so.. 200

gOYFER-The market for Rio duet but hocer rcI
sru. ~ auo,e lT3 12c prime esrgoes re
I'd GRADES demand and prices nnahere
have only Of jamaica not mA"e
pablo ,.-.,gs.
FLOUR MBALThe inquire fair fr Flour and gooa .
lots shprins Extras prices Trade ssl
grsoe> seaig IN demand Al he ss,nS
Tor rn ~. de
Extras winch waued f,r exgor vita COZ lderAoe SAi'' "
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TOR SALE-At n sacrifice near Lake Ron
% light scI.. rutland 4 WHITING, No D Beokrnan 81
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i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, hOSTREAL, and iniermeise
points Peksp daily tsuhfsys eIeepiei ., n.
r., 3l5 connecting VITA special haih =.
Pe-kslD al ii 0clock lleSeb SOL
Broadway SewYok lob PeTTePoAt and
4 urf..fs Brook
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G,eamboats ano Railroads.
a LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM,

n BOATS De,
80 North River $50 ana Twenty tlir1sI ,nSIh ~
PIE Ferrvl AT 40 landing YONkERs IAkki -" y ~
SYACK by erry-bostl, POUGHKREPSIB, kHSkBEtk CAls'
KILL HUDSON connecting FOR az points !" esi ana
TIM tickets WEST POINT, CORNWALL, and Ah"DIA"'
edav
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THREE OF JUPITERs SATELLITES.

by PROF 8. ALEXANDER OF PRINCETON, n. J.
II is claimed that the other satellites of the
planetary system resemble our moon In the coincidence
OF their times OF rotation and revolution and that IN
consequence every satellite presents always nearly the
same side TO its primary One occasion for this beliefs
found on observing special vicsstudes which the
light OF the satellites exhibits, each specified change
recurring they have again arrived at the same
position In their orbits around their respective
prlmaries Another evidence 10 found In the
remarkable phenomena Of their apparent loss OF ght ON
certain occasions All Jupers satellites except the
second have at times been seen when IN transit on the
disk OF the planet appearing m wos or IN part s uarh
instead OF bright spo aud sometimes after at rst APP
pearing bright they seemed 10 become dusky rms AS
Prof Ale has intimatcd in previous pubncatous
wand seem 10 be due absorption of, and possibly
also the interference OF light; &c, or the zht re-
feced from Jupiter meeting thal or the sateHltci auu
ali this scale Sucn as Is ony seen IN asuoDVO"
The extent OF the unduatiOns of light coming from the
planet should IT would seem. be greatest where the pen
eiraon through itS atmosphere and he return ho 'e
nearly in a vertical direction, e. near the mlIule VI
the disk; while its edges those unuulaIions
trayersng the atmosphere Doth going and returnng)
win great obnGnty would be more restrained. Ac-
cordngly a satellite may sometmes-ls ~ dOes-apPoae
bright possibly unusually bright at It's hrst entrance on
the disk the planet As IL advances under the par
ial effect OF absorption &C.. 10 becomes dusky near
the middle OF the transit IL seems relatively black con
tinuing sometimes to the end OF t1e tsn' tue pas
bright belt. It is not strange undeT these c@Ilouu @
stances that tue dark spot should not always pc round
The loss atmosphere Is ono or tne suppOsaOe
nuences OF those stringent conditions as indeed NJ La
place has intimated when after statlng te uItact ~
which the attractive force OF tine eartn ~ u III s,
atmosphere OF the moon had NOT Deen utpVeu
OF ali eI Iascity would be carried 70 thc eart whch
reoson hy tine moons atmosphere nearly insensbe
Book w. chapter 10, conclusion: SpSteme du 4ioHde
We may fairly inquire whether tnis mas not oeo tDo
case with all tho satellites ana their common eAPe