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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.YoRK. Saturday. Jan. II. 1874.

Nyw.YoRK Saturday. Jan. IT, 1874.
Tho market for the past week has been duil'
and no important sales have been recorded Iooay' 40
tho exchange salesrOOms, Richard " Harnett SOLO, ny
order OF the Supreme Court under direction OF "am
g. Oaksmith referee, the four-story English basement
brick house and lot the north side OF Onehundred
andthrteeuthst 800 feet east OF secondave size OF
lot 2Ox 400 H. TO Theodore Van Ebert. planuh IN the
suit for 1925 For next week the announcements are
uuimpOrtant, and mainly confined 10 legal sales
Below will be found list OF the sales announced 10
"'~O Tps,fay. Jan 2O-By william Knr,ry
Legal sale SIenShst, north aide 22o feet o. A'ne D. ' A'
Legal sale Pyeghhs south SIDE 40 feet west Of seeo0i
20IllO5 . ~
Legal sale ouehqnire adtsen'y''hir'' 'oF'a SIDE i'' "'
"e'' u 'O4'''''' By B. r. Fp,rchRt
Legal sale Mndsouve east side % feet south Of Sin -''
Wsfr>.fay Jan. 2i--By HugA N. camp. r 90 10
Legal Twhst north side Sd4 feet east Of Avenue - 'i0
1nur.fay Jan 22-By 4. J. BgseSer. son var
Legal safe Chefry.s,., side. 2jIGj.6
By d. NJ Sarmda 49,, d,
Legal SALE, north side i7j feet east OF
in'a''s' sI'stGy jan 2i-By Jrm>s NJ Mir
ave-. i7iiIo52
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY
Barrow st 10 n " Of washngtor.st, ii 1907 % in
T7sS. 75ste SIS SsIe 5}r 80 Barr's' point
besnnns o. q If ,,btb. 5j9iiiS7..... $4,000
Sprink ST. :. u o. ' IL G,,15 ........ 1000
~ 300 ~ ~ 81 i,h ,ve ivi,5 ............. 10000
42i.t 2jj 2j9S9 except small gore OF 1880
cor rear ~ soi 4Is iS3xl00 r,chaPss ani 1000
opnsr u - 20 " 49,. 23OOD
oist't 81, W y, doa,ve ~ ...... $4,000
olsEst nv % " !" @ ~ i0D1 no D ....... 10000
~ ST. ~ " r it,Lave 100, n ....... OOOo
LzdSt - ID' ~ ~ ~, :, 9iY5ng WooIlssn..... AJO
nrsgu'ave = s.i, "a 80 Norri,lni $500
WshngtonAEr ,sis "a 10 Morrl,tna $40
washington ave " g. s 5,, . - tnp 90 900
ave %, = N of .ttb-st 3Or 500
G,b.sye 57ths thence 100 y, by n . ~ ~ 70
g97Iqt - > II az T'6h'' ol - ....... 1870 900
LEAsKHOLD C0SyEYASCH
5ithst 40 " Of 4tl-aye 2Or'D
LKAsys RECORDED
p,,,.. Ma. 70 ami al Grt ayo AMI cellar one
year PIT 'e'''''''' - > Vs. per IT.. LOO
Ps,rls, No S. Grt cellar &c. years Va her w. 800
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Ocean Steamers

NCHOR LINE-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
~ n r. OF Dss-st ByEGY WEDNESDAY AND SAru kDAl
MACEDONIA. We1da Jan. n ANGLIA. Satur1.Y Jan D!
BLYsIA Jan. TRIN ACRiA. b" einesaY. Feb
CAsTALA. Jan. % CALIFORNIA satuJaJ Feb
Glasgow Liverpool Londonderry.
wnsd 500 and SO return II 30 Sauri.'
S7J Sl0. gold stcesge TO GiAs
Liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL OF
Carlf $50 currency
green New.iork Henderson, BkOI'ihh9 hgcns
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rrooklpn Real estate for Sale
nor SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
Store, and Atahtic dock fronting sasl hysl i1o.
Ing Hamilton PeuV Apply 10 SChlbFFbLls, I1o "nna
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOIS NOS.
20 and Al Rrpu 5O1l 90 and So 20 H. and u Montague
g. OOIIO House sto, No 1902 Pnsappe, 275oo House
No l7y No. 1917 Woufhoy'st Houses No~
49, ST. aud 81 NssnsL GORDON L. FORD % Ca6-s noo.yn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on yery easy terms GORDON L. FORD. 81 Cak't Bro01Fn
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Citn nea! estate for Sale.

Ciin Real estate tor ba!e.
A HANDSOME 3-story, brown stone liOC 81
~ in nerect orier ForYBnhsL between SKIN
ave an Bosvay Price only $2jO0O IL GRADY 81 oth-lye
VERY handsome four-story brOwn-stone
~ IOs u the best of order beautifully iescoel
&C. in Forye venthsI. Rhh,ye Columbia College Lease
$4,000. T. II. "kAD1 %. SKA ave
ELEGANT DWELLINGS CHEAP-lS
"A East 57h 20 y West j6h L. II Es 53 ~ 81 west Pa
10 East asa 33h West Bath 5th.aye 4JS 25i Ioi'
- w v X STEVENSON. j.. II Pine.sI.
nor SALE-Or would EXCHANGE for a
small COUNTRY PLACE. g)oi tbreesoy hgh-soop stone
HOUSE. 40 town. T. u. hubEtl, j., % nn-t,-i
/ OTIS for SALE or TO LEASE--tor fOuN
Ii DERIRS MANUFACTORIES. CHEMICAL WORKS, &c
I,r b,cs, of lots ukheid 'front.' suitable o iTgs un
der or .coe also block, OF lots suitable lor dsehg pi'
low and terms ,ery easy Apply to s. b. SCHlBFFhLN lo""
iam-,t
DEAL ESTATE BUSINESS FOR SALE
III personal supervision OF e
Florida BUSINESS IN tls cV f o,
with mme ate possession Ihaye the best appoint Once IN Me VI,
Of 10 tins country Tue ol;etss
bas be.n carr lei on for than 20 unir. rrty oh'
each OF PRDPBRIT FOR SIZE and ige u4ns
made; valuable maps plans mag IN,
with much valuabe ftHl
b. lad tereL The j. humbug IN this for ~" sAe i9'
nbos money have ceye for slgle commission l
the matter not worthy OF PERSONA ehahO'
let 1t alone HENRY l.. RIDER, 80 PnesL
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Menu asrsep Real Gslate tor Sale.

ELECANT RESIDENCE, in Plalntield; also,
IL beautiful place 81 also beautiful House Elizabeth
n.s main depot will be sold al saerhe Cu TINS oaIl
JAQUES, pos Broadway
NJONTROSE, Orange. n. J.-MOst COM
l p webut HOUSE two minutes from station great bargain
for SALE to LET T. u HUBERT lr., ol LlOeL2 ST..
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property 1or
sale Houses unlrnshel Sale Catalogues
Omoe H. GERRY - Nassau cor Lo.fysG
- ACRES on Mountain Side at South Orange,
- J-Speqiid prospect overlooking ~ L. habor location on
s O. ave one hour RON Newlok via NJ and r. X r. goo SCHOOL
Churches sevslss Address j. L. TAlNTok ofS Broahss'
New.York. South Orange. N j.
d. EA PER MONTH RENT, or Interest on
sDVD purcbs.e money; 4 Lbertyst duotS;
% nneluae travel; desirable Summer or Winter
sob1rhan RESIDENCE GROI NDS; IL bath lawn,
gsrn fruit pleasant and healthy Location Apply az
He Esbetb Central Railroad OF NesJereyl Station address
OWNER, Box No. 1874. Elizabeth. n. j.
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Brooklpn propsrtp "a Get.

ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
GQkRQ1 l. gok1. n GlssA - nussSA
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Steam boats an0 RAILROADS..

pRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusatOnc
and Railroads, Fare 81 steamer LAu RA is iiseon
tnu.l boa. from Mes YORK and day boat from Bridge
mort Steamer BRIDGEPORT 40 before.
, 1874-07-05

At tho festival Of Sauri. vito Of Sceya. and Ut
the tbroo principal lIindoo doitios which is coI-
olratod for several days IN Huptenioor, aud is
one Ut tho most SOLEMN Of the uilldoo festivals.
overy artisan. every Iaboror aud handicraftsIa,i
offer sacrifices and nnpplications to tho tuola
and implements which they use III the exercise Of
their various professions. The laborer brings
Ills plow, hoo, anI other Instruments, piles
thcm together, aud ofl'erH to them sacrifice:
consisting Ut iucanBo, tlowoyH, frulta, rlcet aud
othur sinlilur articles aftor wlscll ho psosrate5
1limBoIf before tllosn ut full longh. Tho mason
offers tho same Worship and sacrifice to lin
trowel, his rule, aud otllor Instruments. IIo
carpenter is no lass pions with regard to his
hatcl,et, biz INV, lis adzo, and llB plane before
Which ho is offering . saorlliso Ut r!co atltl
flowers. previous to prostrating himself bofore
them. lilo barber, too, coiloets his razora ~ Q
hemp a,,u a11ores tile,n with similar rites. And
tue sAupkuepora arc III tho daily hnblt of perBsM-
flying tic stool OH whch they sit. 20, great
stool, send to-day, ,tlnny cuhtomora, with full
puraoa md empty heada." Every pelaon, III
short u Tits soonlnlty alores tho instrument or
tool l,e psinc,pnl!y uBeH In gaung Ills livelihood,
The tuolH aio tlien considered NJ aelttca. tu
whom, tloY prenont THUR snpWtoatons. that they
will contiliue favorable. mud furnish them with
the .nea,,H Ut living; and to SUCH q depth doeh
this baso ldolatry descend, that tho tarmers ~
cortaln dIstricts offer saoliilco 10 tha dunghlll
which Il aftazward :, snrioh their ground.
, 1874-07-05
PERSONAL,

1AftCONtAA*
Judge David Davis, OF Tho United 6tatos Ru-
promo Court, is at tho Palmer.
The Hon. E. ". Etoughton, tho eminent Now
York lawyer, is registered ut the Palmer.
Prof. O. 4. Young. OF Dartmouth College !;
Capt. Hall, Of tho Washington Observatory; and
Prof. Watson, Of Ann Arbor, will bo In tho city
this week on their way to China, Hheso they go
to observe tha tranBit OF Veuus.
1LLHgss or THE REV. nR. PATTON.
Tho Rev. DR.. Patton had an attaok Of bleed
ing-whuthor OF tho bronchial tubea or OF tho
lungs III undecided, although his physician, DR..
Hedges, hopeR not tho Wednesday last,
which was repeated Thursday night. While tho
homorrhage was not copous, get 1t wan sufficient
to oxcto hlA friends will, tho most SERIOUS fears
for its results In the future. Ho was quite cosa-
fortable lust oyening, aud able to coaverso .
little with friondB who called to 500 lin. Over
work is the probable cause Of this Bnddon attack,
Ile has recalled all hia appointments TO preach
alcan, he will leave Chlcngo for Homo more con-
genial climate ~ sLor NJ he Is able to travol.
Douvcr las boon commended to him., but
where ho will 60 to recruit ls not dooldsd Ut
F4esent. .....-
Sherman House-Louls ls!ndsEonf, hlilwaM-
keo u, NJ. Norton, Ashland. Ky.; W. II,
plattuer, Nav York; Dr.. Mnson, Aurora John
Fltzseta!d, plattsmoutl,, Neb; 7: 9. shik,
RsS st T. Il es G5so "aSl''ftS@ 9ont nj Ioaas@ sas
H. r. >: T'axls:t, eatee Essls.', nS. Nellie:
i. +. Aldrioh, Providence Il. l.; Q. II. Mason.-
bnr. Now York A. A. Smith. ban traooaoo U
fiaasisee; i. " Y. 'd,l!uan. North Eaatoh, Mssn:; i
Nouse-s4nford 1ornhe,ner. New York; a. T.
ldmunas' DoAton, panlol Ioras, Ds!foits j
, 1874-07-05

FROM Ire EHff&H kLHt,} tH{t.
To immigratcd from Virginia City, and arrived
afoot. Through motives peonn'ary tins whs
dope, and, hoots having been aacfiiicod on tho
way, lis advent waB made i'll toct encasc1 ~
canvas, Of texture coarho and strength pro-
digious. an humble man was ho, who ioarned
his trade in Sun francisco, and WHO, during
ho,lrB OF idlcncBs aud rola1aton,. whiied the
drenry hours away, during his early manhood,
by running with the :" "lnashoen," and improving
lls mind aud muscle by periectng himself il,
tho ,1so OF moderu slang and tho cultivation Of
the art of striking from the shoulder. a mighty
man waH lo, wlo, In prosperous dnys, wore y
lopg-taiod black cont. wnlto hanke1cA!cf
around his neck. mud pantaloonB turned up a. tho
stripe of rod morocco ltllug but his glory Ind
ae.,urted, and, III was horeto remarked his ho-
Qira waa accomplished independent OF holso
or locomotive. His once gorgeous wararobo
tile East like tho maid who milked the COW
With tho crumplod horn, all fotlorn. uuon his
entrance into town, and boforo hs attlra WIS
renovated iu any marked degree, ho sltifmlahod
around among tho different saloona' roce!ylug 8
subcutancous application OF much strong drink,
and was as happy mud contentod as is c,lstomary
urdor such bllssfdl circumstances, u,lt'l some
OF the boys conceived tho unfortunate leu Of
joshing him. Thoy criticised his rniment,
aeofrcd at his general appearance, and caHt re-
tlectons upon lis Immediate doscenr by assort-
lug TINT ho wns an example of the theory OF
evolution. Ho boro it all with special fortitudo
and Christian resignation Until one or l!s tor
mentors suggested light. and thou his eyes
twlnklod auI ls mouth twlclled III II with pleas
| usablo ausioipationB, and lo requested All adj
| jour1lmont to tlte sidewalk. Tho congregation
adjourned. Wllon outside, tls man from
Virginia dropped his head, and in quiet
aud sublued tones, but partaking strongly
Of tho ancient Jackey intonat1on, ho spoke :
sinister, ycr stranger 10 me. mud alu't has
no introduction, but iiBt hit me ono for lueis.
| kinder you know, for my futuro hapt'inoss de-
| ponds upon It," and he received it Just ulldor
| the cur; but it faxed him not, and without al.y
| apparent portubatiou lie again. spoko eayiaE
"a1stor, pIoase tiM,mp INC and thump mo good,
for it's sovter hlissful, aud makes fellow
think of old timos, when - run full rope
aud carrletl fox tail;' aud ho got 1t tho second
time, with tho same result as the first. Now.
continued tho hard-headod citizon, " Just
gimme ono moro, and mako it . !lttor;' nns
tic striker WAS a-weary. and refused to do the
bidding, wheroupon tho Bo.ioitor softly re-
marhed In a lnon0tonoAB 8ort Of way: "Woll
| II yer won't guess II! naah you. and ho t!it
it In q n,nunor, too, tint nude him rcyo!yo !ilst
a tly.whosl, and whoM tho recipient landed thu
Westoru Weaton wis atop OF him. ThoY wert
soparatod, but tho gentlonlan from Vrglnie
las not been "Joshed" to any great 0xtent
| sinco Sunday night.
, 1874-07-05
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JULY s, 1874.

incognito o1iatonco among ontoaats aud thievish
attorneys tn London, Is protty near n!l that wo
ought to hnyo taken brilliant tcgrco at Oxford
II, tile eano year with Hir nobert Pool. but TINT
ho doonmpo1 III sudden pnt,io before tho end
Of tho examination. Il is plnin enough tint bc-
foro his opium oxcosBeB ho wan tito ylotln1 Of Il
struggle with tho proaaio hnrt'ahips OF lifo. lIo
glvcB thanks himHelf for four clroumstanceB.
lie roloices that his lot was cust In rustic aoll
t,ls!e; that that solitude was In England; that
his infant foe!ings, we're nodded BY tho gen
brotherB;" aud TINT ho mud his were momhors Of
"a pure, holy. and magnificent church,"
, 1874-07-05

Il. Tomple baltimore; i. B. Tclt, aa'ona,
dardnor Phlpps, Cincinnati; L. Dushnoll, hInssa-
oll,,solts; E. @. Dean. Washington, D. G.; James
nobortaon, aiaapow, eoos'auds N. Ning.burry,
philadolplta Capt. Weaun, England, ]. W.
Cuthbortson, MaI6ourne, y. l. DAYTON, Tren-
ton. Grand Pacific Hotel-- Tho lion.
rsyns, +: NJ ] cioseiai.j ". Il. Rowland, sait Lnke
George r. Doal, u. s. A.. Capt. Tyler, II. r., and
j. II. Tylor, England Howard Fry, Susque"
hanna; j. T. stutlobnker, South bond J. II.
Deverennx, Olovoand H. r. Duckotf shang~
George Graham Halifax, England.
, 1874-07-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


EsTY. =
10 ne Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
Sin. Thoro ia littlo doubt TINT thoHo Of your
rcadorA who hayo Elanced through tho etfnslon
Of IA. b." IN which ho pittnb1y poura out bis
talo of voc which ended iu srch diro dtsastor to
hts pocket, will gtvo linn credit for possessing al!
tho ogotlB'n TINT he nsay dcsiro to ctaim, but "a
for Ills common-sonse lie may porehnnco, pos
sose 1t In inflnitesimal propolt ltlons like homo
opathio noBtrumH, but on hia viRLk to tho 'oto.
riong "80" with tho "roper," tho sacchafum OF
dishonesty Was so potent and active H1shlo
him that bis atnall qnRntutn Of common eohse
WIS completely neutra1lzod. And when ho
rushed of to THE tribune otllco III sach Slfsa"
ous Indignation tho aqna Of ogotlsm again COM
ploto1y drowned tho fcobfc drug, or ho never
would have 40 exposed his own weakness anu
folly, and tho latent dishonesty Which III many
weak characters Ia only kops dormant W
ahamo Of exposure and droad OF Punislimont'
1hat his lottor OF the I'd inst. car possibly 10
"for tho bonotlt OF honest mon, 1t Is extremely
difficult to poroeivo, and tho thought that it can
bo Of any utility to thoso possossing " common
seuao is absolutely uutonable, unless 1t 10 hold
that laughter is better than physc. and, II thoro
be any eenBo In tho saying "taugh and grow
fat," mnny Of your renders will ere tiia have
added sayoral ounces to thor corporate frauleB.
Dut thero is fur more berlo,1B nliase TO ,a re
picture thus brought before tho public by this
man. 1t not only pointa ont to tho public what
It alrcady knows, TINT there are acoros Of NJ u,
hanged acoutl1rols prowlinE otlr most- -freqMented
thoroughfateA In search of victims, aud allowed
to curry Oh their nofarions practices witn ''n.
puntv nmolestoa " tho poca ana nat ,eto
the Btrouts un1ttonlcd BY nnrao or guardian;
always willing to bo onsnarcd W these SOCIAL
spiders, .-.,, .,n
But this self-impaachnlent Of the man "Nltn 1en
years experience III Chicago showe Tint there g,
Is another. aud much more ncrlots trait IN lno
human chasnotor Which oontr'batoa to tho mans o. !
tenanco Of sslSll pest -houacs q iuEany as "o'.
"Wo oall nottle but nett!e. aud TUG acts OF
fools but folly" but What can DO said OF man
who boBsts Of his common nenso "loao
letter oven shows tlaat lo Inns had eomo
education whose prido is bong rospectabio Q
oit,zon Of ten years standing; who glortea IN MS
devotion to tho onlanationB OF tho great taaoher :
of mora]s, tho publio prosa.-Nhat can 10 said OF
such man, who, for tho Bako Of getunk, q
"drink " at tho expcnso OF atrauger, accom-,
panioB that stranger nto gambling uont and
fian 611ihorntn1v tries to GWiull0-n0, rot1-4
, 1874-07-05
Cheap nnd Comfortable Homes.

Why will poopo pay out snug little fortune ~ rent
every I've years to landlords for crunped up quartcra
In nosy, dusty, bal-smslng city, and have nothing
to show for their money, wheu they can purchase for
tho same amount ans comuodloua bouae ana largo
lot In TINT most beautiful Of suburbs. milca aouh-
weHt Of tho city known Morgan Park. 1t has good
schools, good society, fuess railroad accommodations
o1cecnt sewerage, hydraulic water. and faro only 10
cents, Tie Blue Iaausl Land and Building Company
No. ii Chamber Of Commerce, selling those houses
rory long time Ut per cent interest. oil ne way
from % to $1,000. according to al2e OF lo1 atsn
house. You Gun see the property any lay free Of
charge by calling their agent Col Goorge H. Clarke,
No. il Chamber Of CommerCo.
, 1874-07-05

Positively Only a Few Days Longer OF So.
After four months Of unprecedented rush Of buoi-
ncsB VIC fni our purposes accomplished In having our
friends hnl us IN uur now location Thinks to all
trusting shall always provo worthy your confidence
and patronage. We havo to!lod hard lao aud early, to
deal honorab1y with all how veil VIC h.vo succeeded
we feel willing leave to tho verdict Of the Thousands
who have trel us, ". u. blcGEEaNE1,
Dentist, corner Clark md Randolph streoa.
, 1874-07-05

Metropolitan Hotel {aita old St. James and Crosby
Opera I1ousol, corner stato anu Washington streets,
tho business nrl1 fashionable shoroughfare Of Chicago
Directly opposite Is Ficd Letters great store. The
metropolitan is tho select $3.50 day hotel Of Chicago.
few permanent parties tor tho summer accommodate
ed at reasonable prices ut tile Metropolitan.
, 1874-07-05

ntonday E.en!ng July on.t NIRht 9! 1h9 sSH HSssHn;
UlOVl;ii. .u., e,.,
Vnlurtanra abaoutey Nnoanalnd n IN Hostt oonpsmH
aas f,1tMres Of ait fos illoatros n
Eeoa 1oars takun L. rt.sSntln$ n t'sn a',osoo tno
Msnsaors RiOkY and stASiEls AatNEY, 4 y n.
VIM r0ite to 0atfofnlA. hhTo kIny ca5atea ~ Ap
pear In ma Of thnis noat suctetsful sketohot
L7T3EE EIoNTI5s
q. Il. BlBIlOp, tho urpat Comedian, In his pop'ilar
Hieca1ty.
TEIoU5ANDN NLILL,T.NsER
hui. HafrrH NIJSNEL1t tae lalontca M1nl1 g, NM ~
Co1nrdan Of thu Day TIft.Av Combination. Ii lila fa-
unvnoh Frpte-n Entertainment.
NiLiY isc!;. ill farewell appearance prior to s's-
son in California; ....-- .,, 49,
pondcd Hal Of sar Voluntoo whose advhnt Esa9gs nms
won aWcet n. Il sau;hatv i. +. HsII j IL H. fan. Msl.
.'stlns. %sa lss'1"M ). t. sass gSstls: ohti,s s ~;
ay Vaes'is, oo!apt.o Nho o'9!n"ni
In tilo country embracing Tho otaf Speciality o.
Ie ast a. Nd RSl,non snohs, ,,s. Ssowyal. N1nl.
ESoInp Eriy iiorl,nr; NIb1oa Uortplecs, .gnla,nat
Acua, and Elis, tho Corps do uast and Mr. Ntsohks
Orchestra. -.....u... -. :.
eartinr hHtlr tian usEAl .,o ,&,,pr.up. sn
PR!gES-The cu.toniarJ pficsst NJ lHoAthAohsW w
pts., III cts, th Gta aocured q eta. b1tfa,
, 1874-07-05

Of the excessive heat Ut the past few days, /! ID pec-
larly refreshing to visit the warorooma of Colby
Wirts, oG5 aud ?67 Slate street, and exauno The i'm.
n1enso etock Of furniture which thoy offering to
purchasers at prices that dstancs competition. Their
suecess ns manufacturers ia owing liuly to vgor
effort to produce good furniture at prices within
ranEe Of ovoryboly.l
, 1874-07-05

ofera an opportunity to take course of inarnction
In rcnmanslip or bookkeeping at DreHa Buancss Col
lcgc.
Special Glasses will be organized noxt Monday, at
rcguccd rules. Tho hall IL cool, and instruction from
tho best teacher Of penmRnBhip in tho city.
, 1874-07-05

Feed the Hntr with "phalon Tnvigorator."
aud 1t will tlcken aud become glossy. As tanc IT is
uneqaalcd. Tho phaon cereus Ii tho best standard
perfume. Van Bchaaek, Stephenson Reid. Whole
sails pKoi,ts, and retai1ed by ALL druggists.
, 1874-07-05

Geyser Saratoga Water on Draught
Dy Buck l. naypcr, nnkora Of tho " Mars 0olo0no."
, 1874-07-05

Chickering's New Invention.
These new atyle Of pianos continue to attract much
attention. The rich. sweet quality Of tone teltghta
everybody who bears them. Cali at Read's Tampls OF
Music.
, 1874-07-05


onor, At ho WAS going at onco to mako chargo
Wien before the CommtssaIre. the young
man aald that he WAS tue Compile do Saint
Croix, who had commanded a battalion OF mo-
bilos III the tine OF Gambetta's dlctatuto. lie
In an ex-Captain Of tbs Imperial Guard. Count
Ba,nt- Oroi1 mid ho hud struck III. Gambotta do
liberately, aud with tho Intention OF provoking
iaitn to duel, Oh account Of hls Insult to the
DouapartiYt party, Of Which hc WAS a men,
has this ot1 1oot IN yiow, he gives slap, and not
tist-blow." Count saint-Crox said that he i'll
tended to hit him With his light rht.an Walking
stick, but bis arm waa 4Hei2ed, and llo struck
with his tist, In order that ID. Gambotta might
lot esrapo without receiving as marked All i'll.
snlt as ti,at lie had giyon III the tribune. Thu
uhnrges wcro sigDel by dambotta aud Ills
fria,ils, and tile young man WIS hold under Ar-
| rest ut the Prefecture. When tue Bonapartlst
| Deputies came through. they, too, received mill.
| glod chaers und illsutH but they Ind tho good
aouae to co OIL without Laying any attention to
| them,
Meantime tho Assembly had boon very uucl,
excited aino. The Deputies who had boon ar-
rosted made wilton charges ARailmt tl,o police
tegasd M ba' ID he ILL., Tisrs s sas xlst ersa eo
hnnor as we'll. Although the debate was going
on, aud i dull orator arolstng Off his speech,
| every newcomer was surrounded ana question.
I'd ~ to how Ao rot through. and lokea about
lls little mfandYentuto. WAon tue speaker
flerosly inportant, and stood 30 strAigtt TINT
soyorai inces 8oalllad to llhye boon adGod to lta
small Btature. NJ. Dazo SAID that complaints bad
bcon lodged with hin, by 81. 1.efeyEe, II. Do
1a oi veF nEsr f ,he
terror what Ao know about those grave acts uoal.
| United At the Saint-LXZare Btatl0E. Lilo should
alao like 10 know, ha Axll What tho Minister H.
saudad to do. n. D. FouEtoa sspl4sd In yer,