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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-30
THE ROMANCE OF THE GRAND DIX X
; :. ~ :, ALEXIS. -.

The young wifi of the Grand Duke
Alexis Of Russia, son of the Czart, has
just been divorced by the Tribunal of
St. Petersburg. She was a Hessian,
and in that quality had been accept
| ed by the Empress Maria Alexan-
drowna as maid of honor. Her
majesty was rapidly captivated by
her young countrywoman, who speed,
lily became her favorite. Another
conquest Of still greater Importance
awaited the young lady in the Mus
covite Empire. Not absolutely pref
ty, but endowed with that grace
which bewitches more than beauty,
possessing a charming figure and an
incompatible elegance, she inspired
the young Grand Duke with an ire
sistible passion. One evening the
Empress saw enter her apartment
the maid Of honor bathed in tears,
who, throwing herself at her Maies-
tvs feet, avowed her love, and be-
sought the Czarina's consent to the
marriage. That same night the
young lady was put into a railway
carriage, and, under good escort, con-
Quoted to the frontier, while the
Grand Duke Alexis received orders
to rejoin his ship. But the Car had
reckoned without the determination of
the two lovers. The prince escaped,
rejoined his fancee beyond the Rhine,
and married her in German territory,
Notwithstanding the paternal fulmina-
tions and then left with her for
America. The romance lasted two
years, and nothing could bend the
determination of the Emperor nor re-
store the son to his favor, when the
influence of the Empress, being
brought to bear on the son, determin-
ed the latter to accept the fathers
conditions. 1t was decided that the
Grand Duke should consent to d.
vorce, resume his situation in the
Russian navy, and that an annuity
should be settled on the heroine of
the romance. It was Immediately
after that the Prince was in London
with the Gar. The formalities of
the divorce were completed last week.
-Gahgnani's Messenger.
1t is said that Isaac M. Singer,
the sewing machine man, has left
fortune of nineteen millions of dol
lars-ffteen millions in the United
States and four millions in Europe.
During the last twenty-five years of
his life he spent great deal Of mon
ey, but he made great deal more.
The magnifcence of his estate forms
a striking contrast with the poverty
and privation in which he began. At
one time he was a strolling actor in
the West, and after he had left that
profession and invented his sewing
machine he was in such state of des-
titution that one day herhad only six
pence left in the world. After much
deliberation he bought himself a din
ner of pork and beans at Sweeny's
with this money and with the vigor
derived from this nourishing repast
he went on to accumulate the nine
teen millions he has left to his heirs.
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CHpRCH-DEBTs.

1910 s!;W ii!o:'4--I u -1o:ttCl:! atl, -; u
,0The wayI1n, ,which'tchurch Iedifces
ais'bu,lt nowadays really cnecessitates
q new formula of dedication. l,How
would this read? "We dedicate this
ediflee dfle lt to Thee, our Lord and y Master!
ye give it t9 Ih!se !H!a| and Thy 45y cause and
kingdom, subject to q mortgageof one
hundred ltl|a and p7 fifty thousand i dollars
($150Q}Q}0Q. }}0(Q. We beqlpeath it i t. tq on
children and our children's children,
as the greatest boon we can confer on
them (subject to the, mortgage afore-
said), and we trust that they will
have the grace and the money to- pay
the interest, and lift the mortgage.
Preserve it from fire and foreclosure,
I've pray Thee, and make it abundant
Ily useful to Thyself,- f,-subject, Of
course, to the aforesaid mortgage"
The offering of a structure to the
Almighty, as tn e gift Of an organiza-
ton Of devoteses who have not paid
for it, and do not own it, strikes the
ordinary mind as q very strange
thing, yet It is safe to say that not one
church in twenty is built in America
without incurring debt, larger or
smaller. A more eop,modious and a
more elegant building is wanted. A
subscription is made that will not
more than; half cover it's cost, and
money enough is borrowed to COM
plete it. The whole property is mort
gagged for all that it will carry, the
financial authorities are saddled with
a floating debt which they can only
handle on their personal responsible
ty, and then comes taxation for in
terest, sufficient to keep the church
always in distress. This sort of
church enterprise is so common that
it has become commonplace. The
children Of this world do not build
railroads with capital stock paid in,
but they build them with bonds. The
children of light really do not seem
to be less wise in their generation, in
the way in which they build their
churches. Indeed, we think the lat
ter can give the former several points
and beat them; for the paying sue
cess of a church depends upon more
contingencies than the success of a
railroad, and its bonds really ought
not to sell for more than fifty cents on
the dollar "flat."
If we seem to make light of this
subject, it is only for the purpose of
showing how: absurd q position the
churches have assumed in relation to
it. It is not q light subject; it is a
very grave one, and one which de-
mands the immediate and persistent
attention Of all the churches until it
shall be properly disposed Of. In the
first place, it is not exactly q Chris
tian act for q body of men to contract
debt which they are unable to pay.
1t is hardly more Christian to refuse
to pay debt which they know they
are unable to discharge. 1t can hardly
be regarded as a generous deed to be-
queath a debt to succeeding genera.
tious. The very foundations of the
ordinary church-debt are rotten.
They are rotten with poor morality,
poor financial policy, and. personal
and sectarian vanity. Does anyone
suppose that these expensive and
debt-laden churches were erected sim
ply for the honor of the Master, and
given to Him, subject to mortgage p
Sc'1bner's Magazine.
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FROM HEINE.

When all is lone and dreary,
When life is sad and bleak,
And but my spirit kisses
At night thy teerful cheek.
Then come where am sleeping,
Where elder and roses grow,
And cool thy throbbing temples
Among their dreamy glow.
Confde thy longings and sorrow, e
Thy griefs and thy hopes to me,
And I will family whisper
What have dreamt Of thee.
-1ranslased for THE JOURNAL BY c. s
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DEVOURED BY A. CUTTIE.FISH.

Terrible Discovery On the Bottom Of tho
Sea-A Victim of the Schiller Disas-
ter Found In the Clutches of . Sub
marine Monster-A Brother in Search
Of sister-Heart-Rendin acene IN
der tho Ocean. %a. ~ &.
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HOW oTHE RAVEN WAS WRITTEN.
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fegal Notices.


SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
Phnhrs against JOSEPH LTNDRR JOSEPH Under G DE-
eben-To bedesndau Joseph Lpde hereby
required the compliant which wiz be hd
~ the once o. the CLERK the City and County Of the
and 10 copy answer TO The said con-
RANT the subscriber OF his Office 20 Wa the c OF
Jo exclusive Of the day such services fail to the
, complaint within the Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action
wiz udfmen aghns, the thousand three bnnd
oa aed asbve IS 90 dosrs gold coin the United states OF
hnos with Interest from the 4h OF December houssna
sbi hundred and four like gold con bed TIE cost aud
di.bulsemeuts this elton
Dstei Jar. 21 1873 LYMAN W BATES Plaintiff Ahornsv
Tbs compliant IN The shove enei died e once OF
The CLERK Of the CITY and County Of EosYok the l9b DAY Of jan
usry, 1875.
Dsted, New. York, Jan. 49, 1878.
j20 1sw6ww LYMAN w. BATES ATTORNEY 70, PhinaTe
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF NRWY0KK-JUDTIH BTSSrBfN, ~ BreeutrI DAVID
L. BlNsrBIN EDWIN ElSSIBiS and ApOLPli MACh as TX
ecutors under sl Testament Of LbHIS ENSI ie
ROBERT G. FARMER, JOHN KISKEL, WILLIAM P. hclS
TYRE hARY b wife (sued By the MI her res mans
beng unknown). ISAAC MBHRDACH, hIOHABL MAguiRh,
wALTBR BBCKWiTH BENJAMIN W. GILLBrr, MORN LILO ~
GLLBff, OLIVER y AGKLkY. Receiver OF WILLIAM T. aGS
TYRE TlIB FIPrH NATIONAL BANK or TIKI CITY OF NBm'
YORK. dendabs Summon. for BeieL (Com p Serl-Io me
defendants above named and each sm Yn hereby sun none
and required compliant 10 this action which I'D
toe oee Of the CeE Of the City aud County The i0
November 1874 and to TO Tue sau
eomosnt tho subscriber his ofos No 243 Brod~! In he
CITY within ses the service Of tns
ad the Aforesaid the plaintiffs y th' seton
Eev.ioft Nov 10, 1874 ADOLPH L. SANGER,
J,hO iasyww Ps.nfs Anrney 2i Bfosdsay Ne"-York City
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6Gplnqs BANKS

INTEREST DIVIDEND. u.u,,.,,,.
II THE EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
will TIE 2Un OF LEI
a. tsSess Dyspd at ire rate SEVEN PER CENT per snnam
on ali suns u Whe be entitled theeo neoJ
1~'P'' JOHN X DEWITT, Prssdsnt
, Grozss c. WALDO. Secretary
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF
MERCHANTS CLERKS and otfeaSS 20 .s is 5
a. following viI SIX PB2 CENT on suns OF @O
q - NV A. Oracle KING, President
AxpKEy wAREER Secretary.
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Qmnseime.fs.

| Qmnseme.fs. t
AN ENTERTAINMENT for the BENEFIT
"A '''iok ss AsP Gt R!ssP p1alt sSsDiEa'
H.a sosFa FIT Hcs
leave announce ENTER, AIsMRyr WEDNESDAY, EVEN
Ts..s. 7eesu TO % had tho Hall. Application to the fol
Mn J. A. Kennedy, 1875 West Tvs,.rs.cead-,.
NJ. YAcsaEYsEs s 80 %,;' FnF'''''''.
A RTlSTS' FUND SOCIETY.
FIFTEENTH ASSrAl sALs
PAINTINGS CONTRIBUTED SSy MEMBERS IN AID OF raE
FUND
ruunsDA;T' u E sss I,,s. JAN. as
MTnE soMEsyiLis Art GALLERY.
vov FREE ExhiniIios;
EoBi. SoiSRvILIs
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TENTH GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL.
GIVEN BY TuR
CERCLE FRANCAIS
LTIARMONIE,
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 81. 1875.
GRAND INAUGURATION
eP rnR
CARNIVAL SEASON
COMMITTEES.
COMMITTEES OF ORGANIZATION.
/ NJ fRIB0URo. A. cHALvIN
J. NJ DUBOIS r nUOT
j. ToUS'AiSf B. DEJAHAEP
4. BALSY A PLAURAUD
Chsirm,p D. SIMON.
T. ohes,t, If 100 performers win y, uader the direction Of th
csebrated coz poser ard musoian Pot zACLIG.
DOr, sold ouy By Pi.r,ui 54i Brodv,y Tickets at Euli
mans ia Broadway yeeum Th.a,es Ticseo P,ure.oht
and srb'vs Hotel Brunsrici Fnh Av.nue Hotel .ud D,nOno
Pourtee1;sst
RRYAET's 0PERA HOUSE. 25D-ST.
=, " re- q TNoEaaGs4s9ss ntS EEYASIs aSsgaSIS
DAVE fE 5F G Sa s2' n sd Ra2GG%AE
ROOTHS TllEATER. GRAND SUCCESS.
tyERr MIGHT end tto sATJRD4r MATINEE 9th. FOURTH
With u ''"ls' D.. r 81 1r ~ NV WV
va, ,,o ~ p'Yu. NJ GEoRGf p.wcErr ROVE
"McAwBEh The 'eaeFv maeudesp, r az, powerful 'rd
tue tee Uhoe u Ell ;ftasn
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
PrOpne.O and Ma4.Ges........ NH AUGCSTIS DAILY
v,sr ,,o To-MoIT Ax9 Eyer! EyFsiyG cov,,v
four A' BY Mr. ch4 MaES ao g Ts fga S1r
To be presented win b. mr ROBERTS sui Mr.
CHAS w VI th1h lev 'Oei'es Ia n'.e appointments
6I-rREUTroy OF CHARACTERS:
MAJOR srk Il" l'ho Har ed ioosherii'lav a, ssI ro
FhSK IiDii% H. 1ic pic cd nav
THBol ORE rGGac0i'l IA butterfly vita stsI
Judge FiNEcTGMAN trAO wanted 10 known -.
Doctor OGDEN f~ho "didur rmemaer' M w. "a TIUGR
rAUL TALO ;SOH G. Man Of the touIts).....5r WHIiSG
...........9 F. CHAPMAN
Dr. '" bffhAAa
NJ, META KuLMgYEE tone ot;uo Ird,scrhAAlJ
ADELAIDE LIVINGSTON (vsO Loved witi 'ni Lo,l
CLARA HOFFMAN Cough, 10 the roils, Ms, sAaA JESLTT
w,.,. WIZ, ii; NM 4 G T,sTg
Nh cornell No !H'o i,a tia. , Jan BURNSIDE
'' ia" ''' ''"' d NJ, SsDLIE MORTIMER
LIZZIE CEifFlflS
Tse Letters AID til. Ring is 'as'o e.
Tie Gnlei Trap 10 Bsel snd,set
The v ssF II i caos'~
The Women Day" prove the End justice, the Means
MATr o,.t s; g TiA "a. # $50.
BOX. SHEET READY FoG TGB WHOLE WEEK
IEANIE JEWELL lIOTCHKISoS
- DRAMATIC RBCitAIS
! YCEUM THEATER-14ah-st. and Gsh-ave.
IL ByhRy EyhHI5G AND SATURDAY MAItSBR.
NR3 ROUSbY As IHR LADY ELZABElu
TIE great IL, rattle t-iunra o. the
ROUsBi'S LADY ELIZABETH,
10th 10 2ls performance se4
LAST WEEK But ONE OF
MRS ROUSBY
In her original role Of -
" THE LADY ELIZABETH,
performed By her nearly oue Thousand Times ia Tom Toe' grand
Historic play, - - .. ~u..
rrD1., III. S. DsT Mo- go hRk s
NEE bat one Seat. ores 7o BsOsdsay
nRESS COATS for Balls, Weddings, &c,
~ 70. SALE ead HIRE BoaSly tlrs' hSFIrS half value
SIiEl the C.O;hier. tji BrJome-st, Broadway.
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.5iluailons uGnle0--femaItS

Cooks.
p9O WEST 39Tu-ST.-A young woman AZ
sbsb~ 6r,i@s COOK sil w.h Essus ,sd rouaE bs
cy r,hcreaes Sst tn,loyeG
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Searstregses.

r ACE-WORK.-An expert lace hand for
merry sSe m'nutaeturns ',,abuhmenp sc
10 LACE WORK order Of original designs ana ee -1d s.
- ,,rcr manner sewing Cal address SkAh-
pcs cas- ava 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

oTTcE o. hARIIsNp COAL Go. o. ALLEaAsI Co. hO"}
MOI Is AND II NEW YORK, Jan T. 1870
FNHE Board of Directors has this day de-
dollar Ard half share PAYABLE 20
atokhode TSsaseT books vll be closed 2O1b
inst and reOpened FEB. 4. ~ hOoS Iteatnref,
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Mattresses.

n a.yan ITTREsS and CHAMBKRMAtO obj saon 10 "a
,5ort distance In The seusy good reference CAL III Mulberry
~ GrapA
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10Y GREENWICH-AVE.-A respectable
rn 20 cut by the day SEAMS KISS " rssd ~As
verk hcne e1oeJsa, reference.
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Boaro ano Rooms.
6olris.

At MODERATE rates-COmmodiou3 anu ele-
~ fsnty furnished ROOMS for miles and gentlemen 81 hooaSon
Hall Sit enth St. BEotisay Table carte 70 ezra charge
for private table.
CLIFFORD HOUSE, opposite St. James,
26hr sd Broadway; LOST opened rev sna
eeg, furnished ROOMS for families and single rooms ar'
class Abie o'uots ct low neA
GROVE HOUSE, ia, f76, and 17S Blocker,
N eIcelent table go 70 SlV
81 Literary societies hops, heAthhi aAd sauns
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
Twelnhs Braho- ~ rwrhst location oes IN tns eIi
blocks from Unioatquare. GBO l. HARLo" freprsor
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N'' " In NEw-VoRg, Jan. 10. 1875.
TIME ROARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared sEMiAEEUAL DIYlDBSD o. Fly fhh ShhI! pay
ahls % JHtODONb ht-fbbl oecletAl2.
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OFHCs MERoHASTs IssURAScH CONPAsf'
No. lf9 BkOADwAr. \. CORaEK LlBskTlSr,(
NEw-IoRK JAP. II, 1870 =.
gTNHE usual SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
- IL" wv 'N ~ J L. DOUGLASS Secretary
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Miacell4reOuJ.


LADY writing n fair, bold hand solicits
N COPYING at he stude 1917 BroadxA'. hss l. NilNlOs
A n the old established SERVANTS lNSTl-
n TuTY BIZ CHARLES BO0kHAh. removed 70 500 fsbss-.
eoauty su-nor servants o. Az
welsh, German French hnfss h-t
ecoh hc Of all kinds Lsunde- surSer LAsS
Maids GoTernees WaiftSes Hoasewoefs NC
nook and CHAMBERMAlD--By two Scotch
Pre,by.rsn girls, 10 excellent cook spd nndrss The
them or 70 separate reauired city eouny Csi i 100 9TH
ave below sth.i. shoe ,tore. AEk ior MCDONALD
NOMPANION, MAID or NURSE--An Ameri-
"a Protestant Young wouJ hAs place companion %
msn 70 going EGrope speaks GsrHan nneniT % Ns
take care children iIush uIdcubei rcernres inqe 's
A. g. At ODBfLS AGENCY, lO9 We, SitAat c,Tar bio''N
NOOk, WASHER, and IR0NEK, or liOCo 81.
" wORK-A WHO'S and Erl IL ye'r o. SO -
cord psn Coet a hh.l
door chilarea; both will ssEs Ne.S
FIJI rood refersuce wse io' he "ss, AZ
ODRLLs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, W. "e'' "''" 49, ~
Broadway. 4, = mo-
INET YOUR first-cass colored SHY. Silly ~ ~,
~ maj. .5d Gma!e every eauaedr AZ SD Ia
GCtNCY 5t.i it-.1Te 33i-si 81 feqHt 'A' So ~
atibs ladies' residence. Tor ihsir orier.,
VVANTED-A position rs HOUSEh ~ PEI ~. l
w :, 40 Ia. ehaxs eli deB pasI inA1os, g ~
- 90, ..S on vol ard bes references Au'e -
m sen a, MS CoLLISSs, "a "e lie'~ 0'"e'' ~ ''
| 0cVeE ,,5lYr,T,t, ,,r,uIp
I07 WEST 27TH- ST.-As HoUoEkEEPEK
American l.y pc,sss ~ 'u"'us' A'u'''''Po''
4
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6eIp Danreo--M aleo.

A YOUNG but competent PllONOGRAPHEk
N wAsTBD 'OleI asa pri,.e ,naneen., s s.s s s
ho~ 70 eopy 'S INC
nd pos,hs read proof critically Apply FROM ~ 70 ~ OF Ns
M ,,opcs oC EDWARDS LISTER Spsger ho1" ou'oo'suare
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DzIIVArT IAcKAWGSEA AKp WESTERN RAILWAY CoKPASYi
RKWlokK, Dee. %, 1874. I
FTHIS COMPANY viii paw a dividend of %
IN r.sh ON jan 90 rrox TranIr h,ols closed
fcc3 The q >. ODELL Treas
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Gardeners.

A FRENCHMAN. married, who speaks En-
~ ssh children desires situation a. GARDINER an
h'lo' good Aaass NJ D.. BE- caa'9s place.
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CsSTRAL RsLgOAD COsPASr - hHs-Jgksef, !
Ilg LIsEETY-sT., Nsw-lORE. bee - 1874 .
THE DIRECTORS have this Gay S declared GlJS
osT,be or WEDNESDAY CON Of January next st this once
sts5.1 ~ 1SS n,orimo SAMUEL kNOX Treasurer
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Farmers.

CARM HAND and USEFUL MANA Ger
yoSaf man -Oe hi' place on . or place
wages $40. Inquire fer 81 ODBLRs GERMAN BUREAU, 100
Ne. 3fthst, eoflsr BIosdxa.
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General uousswor'r.
OOOK. MASHER. and IRONER-A you
COOK WASHER. and fEONER-By a vrry

~ mly ree'ssn' hresf hsessT
eIcrsat hatdf,ss ard furnish TOE bet seuoe
objection - The c,rnuy Apry al OD@LL5 AGENCY, ICv Wed
3itL.sL corner 81 BrOaiwaE.
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OFFICE OF THE ......... .o,,,v.
W Fi2BNBNs PUND Insurance COMPANY
No. l6f brosdTay.
Capits
HEw-YoRK. jan Ia, lS75.
The Board TT IS DsI DIV!
@ " ". Il wADsWoETB.
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I'D 9TH-AVE.-A Protestant girl as
ClD NURSE; ake ,Hrs ehas2s o''s .G-u "a. a-ys,
oty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

300 EAST 3lST-ST., second flOor.-Wanted.
CO b, respectable so@sn "s'on a. Cooh sS 81.
rshg All onIH so bread saa bles. baker aas paau N
susy tssnt ksss ets rfaxssse
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK EI
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday. Feb. 10, II

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Feb Is, 1875.
The usual semi-weekly sale took place to-
day at Arch Johnston's Mart, Thrteenthst, between
University place and Flfth-aye., and tho prices OBJ
tained IL will be noted somewhat in advance Of
those quoted In our last report. Mr. Johnston spends
the days between sales porng atlas In tho en-
deavor to ascertain the true latitude OF New-YOrk,
while Of assistants stands at the stove thawng
out the bulbs. II appears 10 be olr Joh-
s,On's dlspassIOnate opinion that the man who first
called this the Temperate Zone" is0r ought to be
the mercury requires upward range or about
IA feet yet under favorable circumstances we con-
slider Mr. j. OF tue most charitable men II mas ever
been our good fortune meet. Below give tho re-
sut OF tO-day's sale:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
MEDICAL And SURGICAL NOTES.

TEETH in THE DIFFERENT RACES OF MN
be conformation OF teeth Ia the inferior varieties
OF presents some curious approximations to tho
dental STRUCTURE OF the ape. Iu she latter the pro
nolars b;eSspds arc implanted by three fapxs; IN
the pcasisn OF tbsy generally have, seep.
tngly oply one fang WHICH, however, consists Of tss
ose or Jsss eeppetsly yatted; bat In negroes thsss
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

CARROLL-ST, north side. 100 feet west of
~ SALE the heesory hgs,ooD broSn''tone
HOUSE LOT 226rl00 will be sold Ia
vorabe Apply GbO II. PREM lSS 80 Brosdst N T.
LOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. l02 PneappestFrsne store and hoaEe lot 2II6O
No49. BIZ and 50 Nassaust Frame dwellings, o 44t!Oo
Zoo 26sssV n-Frane sTelnz; lot 4orfo
l7g aud 1877 Willow and basement brick hoaSeA
No. 43 Wilouzhb.-st-3sorv brick house lot 2orlOO.
No. 81 H,eks-st.-3storf brick house; lot, 25IlOO
No. l55 RenseasL--3-story brick bole lot, 25IlOO. .
w. p. COOK, 23j Washingon.st, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.


DARGAIN ON MURRAY RILL.-A 25 foot
hghsoop house LeEingIou-sve near
b order; going abroad also elegant aahed
Loase in let HOLMES BROTHERS, as East 2de
EOR SALE.-A four-story brown-stOne
DWELLING Sixty ia feet west Of Broadway
$40 600 corner S94 900; other property low sgure.
VIM BEDELL, Builder aud 0sner, 3OS West Fiyeghth-ss
TNDESTRUCTIBLE PATENT PLASTER
ING equal style AMI 6aish stands any vibration Work
'-''''' ~ '' WV HUBERT Son, 6l Libcrtyst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
REAE ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Feb. Is. 1875.

NEW-YORK, TuesdAy, FeU To- Io'o
AT the Exchange Salesrooms to-day, Peter
r Meyer sold the brown stone front house
and ot north side OF Twenty seventhst 100 feet west
OF sixthave, lot 2ox9s9, to jeremiah Pangoorn fo'
S1,526 ,..u,,. and
Hugh N. Camp sold the .sistory brick building anu
lot I94xI022 south aide OF lN4 rect
east OF Frstave., to @. Dllger for s2.5so.
Richard " Harnett sold the tbreestory brown-stone
house and lot known No 80 PrOsperist east side'
ST. south OF Forty thirdst lot 26sxSs for Ns1S
Il. A. Lawrence & Co. sold two lots, each 25xlU. on
side of Thirdaye.. 500 feet north OF Ninety
st. Also three lots, each 25I09 n0rtn sue oi
Ninety-sixth-st 100 feet OF Thrdave, for S7Oo
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK CITY.

hn,1na 'S0 2e 4Ilosoi hyef Isaac. 900
sdt 10 WOfl'taVs 2'fIOo7 Chl' hoe '.co "a 900
+ % :,.n to s,ol'ne Ebel......... $1,000
S7s U'' 200 ho OF oh,ve, loIoae raven 10000
%Oh . z25 II 0 OF 6hAve. 6Or9S9; So PsuPs Reformed
Dutch Church to the Rector Church "a,aoa. a 10000
47h co. G'have 1919 berA' ..' o eooco
63d.1 ooonw on1Is HSIo,o hm". 1000
eih. l25 Of 4'ha'e ooiiooo; $500
102l.t s2i7nrc s,h,a.e 2Loiiooi.' o'p 1000
$5h' %i:;Ss vii s.,,. TO- 77oo
10, b.t I, a 500 II W of Homeave, tOrlOO lS7tbSt
900 % % h1mesOe; ,. Vie Of Oh Fredmann.. IL $50