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New Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS.,
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.


DR. LIvNGs1oSgs LAST JoURsALs-TnR LAST JOUR
MAILS OF DAVID LIVINGSTONE. IN CENTRAL AFRICA, FROM
1868 10 HIS DRATH-Consued y Narrative Of bis Last Mo-
n.p and sushpss obtained from hS Faithful Servants Cbuma and
sua By Horace Waller O. g. Rector Iwyrsn Northampton
With Maps and Illustrations svO. CotA, -.
rALMAGB's SPORTS THAT KILL-sPoRrs THAT KILL By
r he Wit T.mse Author Of Series Of semous" se,ond
sene. Of Sermons odd Wells Dug Out" &G PhOuOgrapbeAly
Reported and Revised. l2mo, Cloth 81 23i Paper, 81
EoRpHoPFs CoNMUYIgTIC SOCIETIES OF THE UNITED
sTArEs-THR CoMaUNIsTIC S0CIETlBS OF THR UNITED
STATES; FROM PERSONAL VISIT AND OBSERVATION IN
GLIDING DETAILED ACCOUNTS OF THE ECONOMIES.
zoAgITBs SHAKERS. THB AaANA. ONEIDA, BETHEL
AURORA ICARIAN AND OTHER EXISTING SOCIETIES. THEIR
RELIGIOUS CRRBDs, SOCIAL PRACTICES NUMBERS. INDUS
TRIRs AND PRESENT CONDITION Br Charles SOdhOG
With Illustrations svo, Cloth. 81
MyRnss REMAINS OF LOST BMPIREs-REMAIYs oP LOST
EMPRESS SKETCHES OP THE RUINS or PALMYRA. HINBvBH
BABYLON AND PERsBPoLIs WITH soNB NuTEs ON INDIA
AND THB CAsHMERIAN HMALAYAs. By p. V. N Myers A. H.
illustrations svO. Cloth, So so.
TAR B.zAR BOOK oP THE HOUSEHOLD. 16mo. Cloth
ST. nom The Bazar Book Of DecOrun and Bsiar Book
Of Hsslth~ u
SIR SAMUEL BAKERS IsMAILIA.-IsNALIA; NARRATIVE
OR THK EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL AFRICA FOR THE SUP.
PRESTON OF THE SLAVE TRADE ORGANIZED BY tsaAlL
KBRDIvB OF EGYPT By Samuel W. Baker. Pasha. H. A.
PRsPRG With Maps Portraits and upward Of 80 full
paee Illustrations by Zwecker and Duaad SvO Cloth, So
VII
GLADsTONEs VATICAN DEGREES. - THE VATICAN DE-
CREEs IN THEIR BEARING on CIVIL ALLEGIANCE; A
POLITICAL EXPoSTULATl0N. BY The Right Hon W. T. Glad
,oue p To which added: History Of the Vatican Connei
with English Tert Of the Papa Syllabus and The
Vatican Deceea By the Philip schsf DID, From bis forth
coming History Chstendom SVO Paper ~ oens
Cloth 81. r,
THR UGLYGIRL PAPERS: Hints THE T0ILBr lcuo,
Cloth 81. -,
CHARLES REApB's A HERO AND A HARTYR-A HERO AND
MARTYR Trne Narrative By Charles Reade author Of Hard
Cash. Foul Payp ko With Portrait Svo Paper 10 cents
wOLPs WILD ANIMALS. THE LIFE AND HABITS OF
WILD ANIMALS illustrated from Designs by Joseph WOLF En-
srayed BY W. Edward wbymper With descriptive letterps
by Daniel G,ud Elliot, r. L. g.. p. e. s. &to, Cloth. 81
THE LITTLE LAMB PRINCE By the author Of John HALIFAX
Gentleman" Illustrated Square l6mo Cloth, 81.
NORDHOFFs POLITICS FOR YOUNG AMEHCANS-PoL-
TICS FOR YOUNG AMERICANS. By Charles N0rdhOG i2no'
Clob 81 25
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Gounirn Real estate tor Sale
Aueiion Sales OF Zeal Gstatc.


VALUABLE COTTON MILL and MA
CINE for sALBTn pursuance Of the Deed Of Trust
18th January 1867 executed bv the late James Lyuch shall
LDNBSDAY the l7th February 1878, ~ o'clock
premises sell public auction ali the FIXTURES MA.
CHNEBY Of the said James Lynch used In ms Mill and Fac
tory Cnas CITY Of Petersburg. Virginia embracing every
thing necessary eighty looms the manufactured cotton
cloths
The located excellent budng the
pose the canal upphe abundant
nd
order ready or Immediately This property has been insured tor
SOO0UU.
TERMS0ne fourth balance equal instameuts at aI
twelve months respectively for Ddoed
table II six per
secured BY deed Of trust the property conveyed.
JOHN LYON, Trustee
Z. H. SEABURY. Auctoneer
y B-Arpcaos for Information be made W At Richmond,
Virginia or DOMAIN HAM LrON AttorneysstLaw
Petersburg Vn have charge tue property and vii
pleasure 10 showuy
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Citn Real Gstaie for Sale.

A MURRAY ST. STORE, 5-stOry brown stone
y front eb.an REED & HuYT, 229 Bway.
BUILDING on Broadway, splendidly situated
I'D between Fulton ald Cbambes one ofne tnes ioeaonS IN
city nJ other business f oA w
sA' "'~' iNsU'"' REED HoYT, 900 Broadway.
ESTABLISHED BAKERY and good GRO
II CEKY STAND including Dwelling House and Stable In heart
West Farms oath ward " Y Cty for SALE or TO LB very 9es
location fronting three streets Apply 70 d. " LEX "
EMS owner lS7 Broadway. J. H. WELLS near premises
0DS OnN FOR SAL E-Three-stOry
hth.ave; % may remain permits 81 PFoad"ay.
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Wountrp 1)ropertp TO Get.

GREENWICH, Riverside, Stamford. '1 49, AZ
u,cuye COUNTRY HOMES to RENT and LEASE farnishtd
and ali sorts pnces many others SALE several
shore font properties Address w. ArWArEk k'eae oauoH'
Com.
CREAT BARGAIN.-FOr rent, factory, stu
" sted on Railroad Barrtown Dotebs oeun
r. with nevefsilng water power new boldng eOioy ,se
attic SHAFT and hTeoo espv
1877 horsepower stables attached and d"elog6oase I ~
large lot adjoining Immediate possession ApPy 70 hLb
DER gibson Buryown o. Dutcbes County ~ IL or !" 'ohH
BERRY. 73Wilham-st Neu.fork.
NNO LET, furnished UNFINISHED, Tor ono
or more yes MANS0N. ntuated in Flu hing "a L.
all modern and 3 acres OF ground HI % GUY %
botbou grapery, sabhng, and requisite OF hfs'
suburban residence Address H. Boz 672 PostOuee N l.
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Goruorailon Notices.


GALE OF BUILDINGS, &c.-The Depart
y meat Of PubLc Works SILL public auction pS
BUILDINGS FENCES, lines Of several new stree. re-
Gently at Feb "a
the PREMISES Riverside Drive. between seVnninA De
Eighieth.ts - -. ...,. =, ro q c,v
Hall.
7NUTRD DISTRICT COURT HOUSE. -
sFIRD PROPOSALS will by the Commissioner for
,b e,ecton the Tb Judicial District until
- o'clock February H. 1873, for eATen sofk 'eS AnS
timers work and pumbers work ~ n c,,.
For particulars The City Record Copies Tor sac al NO. Wy
Hall.
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REAL ESTATE.
Crw.yoRK Friday. Feb. II. 1875.


At the Exchange Salesroom j. L. Stearne
sod by order of the Supreme Court frame
house and lor 2oxsO northeast corner OF Lexingtohs
and Robbinssve.. Twenty-thrd Ward, to Mrs. .. A.
Appleton for t575. -. o.,..a
The sale Of property Forty-sevenfhst, announcea
TO take place under direction OF James W. mlIer, was
adjourned until the 18th inst at same hour ana place.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
EEw-YoRK CITY.
Broadway o v cor Circle runs n % 1Or Al 25Ie BIZ
n to Circle 80 NJ wna.m ree .sin". s9s 900
dIs.s;t NO, a. % ana 81 ~; ,ns W,rt.,r l2l87
Protpeetpace 90 Of 42dst. lCSI5e forecosei ,oh
bdack Walter Cutting 6V0
2last 1875 27x0S o. Field 70 Fed..... oo'''"
4Ohst $50 Of 9thave, l6or98e CrocEH W s soo
Bodhsh.
b3d.t a Ig n OF 7th-a,e 56IS4 Moore, Senel,
Martin and s..n ooeaiaa eir' $4,000
7l,'t esR IS.a :" Of 10000
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nfSi tSI,l, 2S1i4s3; harn'' ~ WI. u 10000
2Gsys 2olo lioh. ooi'o' 800
6ia1ye 7os '0i9''h''' ]ozAlooi "n 10000
sthaye " 40 OF 32d st. 25r75 Same TO same.''' .SV
9Th ave "a Of st 25I7j; Same 70 same: o'oV
sth-ave v lsthst, 50GIl0O; james Ruus sm'h n,
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Jce Cream.

ITORTON's ICE CREAM,
i being MADE from pure Cream most popular and best
81 90 PER GALLON.
CHARLOTTE Russo AND JELLlES,
DELICIOUS AND CHEAP
Pm.s Boarding Houses Parties Churches Prs, etc, promptly
,rDoIisd Dspos 3O5 Fourshav.. AMI .264 Broadway.
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OenrisIrp.

mr. WAIT g. SON, 45 EAST 23D-ST, nave
metallic Artificial Teeth when is hgoe stronger,
any other and being perfect eOndeoi Of .ns
heat il peey heay-ony $50 TheI also insert supe
nor P,ina Gold Rubber low prices Fine Gold pasgns
specially fresh gas a. o. Tor ne nsS
and soc each succeedng A Young ladY In attendance
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Mem pnblifatlons.
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. NOVEL.

n, C,,, Reid author Daughter Of Bohemia Morton
Hons. Valerie Aymer etc VOL svo Paper Price,
so e.na
No young American has achieved hsh reputation Ia 20
short period Tue OF readers Of Valerie AJmsr VIII
welcome this new novel with interest
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lust PUBLISHED:
DAYS NEAR ROME.

DAYS NEAR ROME.
By yAuguu. J. c. Hare, author Of Walks iu Rome" Memorials
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do net and untrustwofthJ n 10 be only
msgudng great field for discovery still remains even within days
journey IT, opening the others lead them to
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Lately issa.d;
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THE STORY OF WINTER JOURNEY WITH DOGS ACROSS
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Capt, Butter succeeds in injecting with the spirit OF en-
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TIN, story Of the d, Of wtcte NewEngnd and introduces
Cotton Mather and other personage 10 remarkable for
dc.cy Of tcamep nd realistic picture Of the times
at u iatsp,ey interesting "-[Chrssian Union Rew'YOrE
PORTER g. COATES, Publishers,
PHILADELPHIA.
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SCIENTIFIC LONDON.

By Bernard H. Becker VOL, l2mo. Cloth Pree. VI TO-
becoming frequent visitor at the meetings Of learned soeeaes
sstonhd records Of their deeds we're few and
far between According hgh have str'en In unimou0us
fashion, supply gap the literature Of Science and In Inc e
book now offered public have attempted to describe in compact
form bs se prozress aud condition Of these great scientific
institutions London-sud for that matter Engand-h
proua "-IEIract from Preface
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Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

Dr00kIDH neul S6Iult ipI J"ir'
A BROOKLYN CORNER-Five lots, two
n Uooses new 2story French l3 moiern i'm
provemea; served by lines 40 inmates from City
ter ousy preferred address OwNE Box 3625 NewYork p o.
NARROLL-ST., north side. 100 feet west of
" SALE The hs6ooD IN S 2 SSwn0he "D y., @
basement Bnek HOUSE and 10 LOT WI" 9o T St sou
L,OR SALE.-TwO first-class two story base
ment Philadelphia brck steps,
n,e 2OriO, just finished. CarrOsi near FLL.ve Bt99An
Ferries pass premises; distance 70 inmates Appy al SIas
i5Sii YSff '"' ave- '-' 0'i''' " w. - ----
COR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
l. l02 Pine,ppe-st-Frsme store and house; o EIIoc
Nos 40 81 and 53 Nasssust-Fnme dwehngs lot 4ii!O1
Nos I79 and 1877 WIors-3story brick hOu'eA
No. 43 WhlOughO,'t-Ssoy brick house lot 2SIloo
No. 81 H.eks-st.-3story brick house; lot, 2oIlO0
No. 100 W = t6oK & S55 &,sSias:oasI. Brookyn
- S. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 Montague-st.
IL. Continental Buding, BrooEn BR0kEh 10 shAL Es ~
Perrpon, Willow. Hicks and enrysts and On we
House rookine the York; excellent opporiu
pty secure moderate cost Near Prospect PARK
Basement brown-ston front enek hol
2OI5O ee finished esboei-work Newiork CITY sYe ocauol
unsurpassed similar irei house near tue above nnsnu 70
house adjacent to exchange for bes asa &
complete story brick house sso res. e PARK oi OO
terms 6.ment In soGth DF0oayD on S1'Tn On Sac
be secured through The advertiser In the Vcn OF
Sans rom $1,000 to $1,000 each worthy Of the
early BUYERS Also honses OF cheaper grades - a paris
beat and the Pzs Of
sane Montssue, and two Rensenst-bese
TO ercbans Tor Farm within 100 EewYOrk and few we'll
lots exchange for houses Parties hyng
property contemplating its purchase Ind TO
advantage communicate with the aave'e ne
such security can learn "thoui eharse oil 'oAo
Opportunities on RssIyc %. m,,sr, p,ooklrn
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A PRIVATE FAMILY would LET a pleasant.
"A furnished ROOM Doctors One: terms moderate Apply
at Twefbst
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EDUCATIONAL "REMINISCENCES AND SUGGESTIONS. BY
Catharne +. Beecher. 16mo. pp 267. o. b. =.
RnrA A. n
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ORANGE, N. N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale otbee hours from to 3 pa -
l. H.. GERRi. 80 Nassau, Liheryst.
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TEN YEARS WITH SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS ::

TEN YEARS WITH SPIKITUAL MEUIUMS
AN INQUIRY CONCERNING THE BTIoLoGY OF CERTAIN
PHENOMENA CALLED SPIRITUAL By Francis Gerry Fairfield
/ vol, l2mo. Cloth. Price, 81 rs.
following author submits the results OF ten years
and experiment. conducted in the intervals Of other
work Of certain phenomeua confidently re ld
upon By Sptuass Of the OF departed spirits
and by CroOkes proving the ersieIce Of force termed
psyehc"-[EItrac. from Preface.
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GouarInfrsnlu Noures.

ia MADISON ST, Etw.YorK. Feb. 8. 1878
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
IN THBDPORD WHITE Is tkis day dissolved.
Ths basissss viii ~ sssuassd By THOMAS THEDPORD.
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New- Jersep Rea! estate for Sale

NdORRISTOWN, n. J.-MOst desirable
IVA PROPERTY to SELL REST. Apply RANDOLPH BROS
Rroad
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FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR to LEI, with
or without board of gentlemen
psrual desired CAL at 2i5 West l3st, bet 7h aud
ktL.Ayra
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Uinter Resorts.

POYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau. N. p,
III Bsbsmas Porter Proprietor Fer full inform atoa sk
arsssL LssTseod 7os Bvsy n 7. sssausn svsy
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CH.RpER ucH send either Of Tie above works b
mail postage read any part ofns United States reopi
ne pric.
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BOARD ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-s

Below Fourteenth-st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
n TO LET fDT gen oay private fsmy, at ll3 Wess
lZth.st between 7thsves references required
4 WE'LL FURNISHED ROOM, with excellent
n BOARD can be obtained % LaesepAce references eI
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6oieis.

CALLFN HOUSE, 1S6 Hudson-st., corner OF
~ Laght formerly Dupont cuced Rooms with excellent
Be SIS SO to 81 per family 81 IL % per night
lodgings SOC. to Doe Open all pight
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NEW ANNUAL Of PIIRENOLOGY and PLY
~ sIOGNOMY hundred Illustrations from the Cradle
10 the Eyes, Noses Lps how to read them shake'pares
characters Bushs and its Pail OF Richness News
men have it ouy by g. r WELLS 3S9
Broacway. New
New-York tribune., 1875-02-13

By G. G. GerviDus Translated under tie Authors upennd
eue by E. Burnett edition. revised by the Translator Svo
(941 pages), cloth, So 25.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-13
4 HANDSOMELY-FUR PARLOR

"a
n and BEDROOM second souhern exposures also ohe
ROOMS LET; all erse hes no
&c; gentlemen only 90 oh between oto az
6th-age-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
Tnr oouoAN,g cnE.-There aye few


THE CoUGAE's CRY.-There are few
more melancholy sounds in nature than
the wailing cry of the cougar or Ameri-
can panther at night. Shivering out
upon the lonely midnight air of a FlOri-
da everglade, it has to be heard but
once to be remembered for life. The
Portland. Oregon, Bulletin gives this in
stance of its effects on one who listened
to it for the first time:
A gentleman living on the mountain,
about mile and half southwest of
this city. was awakened from his slum-
bers Thursday night by a strange noise.
resembling the wall of a man in great
distress. He turned out of bed, intent
upon playing the part of the Good Sa-
maritan, but strange to say, the direc-
ton from which the noise came seemed
to have changed. and it became apparent
that the incognito from which emanated
the melancholy refrain was travelling on
the main road. He went to the house
of neighbor, who by the way is an old
Oregonian. and calling him out of bed
directed his attention to the noise in
question. The Orcgonian smiled a. dis
dainful smile and remarked: well,
John. you are badly fooled this time,
that is the cry of the cougar or Oregon
lion" tits needless to say that John
did not wish to pursue the subject any
longer. but wendell his way back to bed
again, trembling at the idea of what the
consequences might have been had he
obeyed his first impulse and run down
the road to interview the night walker.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29

though the mover was doubtless actuated
by the best of motives. we cannot com
mend his Judgment. We think none of
the parties will deny their need of pray
ers. but the end could be secured IN a
less repugnant way than naming them
in a public meeting. and would probably
have had more effect sO.-It Farmer.
HARDWICK.
Mr.. Ira A. Shattuck. we understand.
gives three receptions TO his friends. in
honor of his marriage. Ira goes it
strong.
The Misses Ina NJ. and Ida E. BrIdg-
man have returned from Chester where
they have been for the past FIVE months
studying elocution under the instruction
of Mrs F. J c. Noble. formerly of the
St. Lawrence University. Canton, n. Y.
SUTTON.
The mercantile firms are multiplying
in Sutton. For the last ten years the
merchants in the old Densmore store
have sold nearly all the goods, but the
Campbells in the Nelson store, s. n.
Whipple in his grocery. and ]. E. Will
lard as agent for the grange, each pro-
pose to bid for portion of the trade.
In the meantime. A. P. Taft & Co. are
still dispensing goods to their customers
| as usual
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-03-29
TRUST HER.


Confidence is everything between hus-
band and wife and woman who loves,
desires above all things to be trusted
She would not be glad when he IS sad.
She would not be ignorant of his troubles
or his anxieties. Anything is better to
her than to be shut out from the inner
most of the life of one who should be all
hers as she is all his. Women general
ly are averse TO keeping things to them
selves, and husband is often overdOsed
with confidence but many really afcc-
tionate men lead. as far as their wives
arc concerned, a double life. OF that
which is not domestic they think it
right to say nothing. Some grievous
troubles may be upon them-dread Of
failure, certainty of loss, rumOrs of some
mistake which has plunged them into
anxiety; and they make no sign of it
save by change of manner, which to
the women who are ignorant that they
have any cares, is incomprehensible.
The wife would gladly be sympathet-
ic. but when frowning brow, silence.
and the lack of usual caresses, are all
the tokens that she has of her leige
lords trouble, all her boosted intuition
cannot keep her from flying to the con-
clusion, that it is personal matter
that she is no longer loved or that he
loves some one else. And believe much
domestic misery has been caused in the
first place by the mans secretiveness
when he had no secrets which might not
have been shared by his wife.
You may say. why should we talk to
one who cannot understand or give coun-
sci, to being with such vague ideas OF
stocks. and banking, and speculation,
and she can only wonder why things
have gone wrong? WE'LL there are many
reasons the woman who holds him dear
will give him more sympathy than any
other living being, for one thing and he
needs sympathy, whether he knows il
or not And then she has her rights,
for she is partner in firm of two, and
the books should not be closed to her
She is mate of the vessel in which he
is captain, and surely should know what
shoals are near and. moreover. if you
love her, you do not want to make hel
miserable Trust her-Mary Kyle Dial
las.