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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
ReIIsOUGI! Fire!
Fire!
Cs,nberEnnd H;nreho,rse.

NJ ASHVILLE, TENN, June 8, 1s75-On the
IN night of the 9th inst. our warehouse was
partially burned, with the loss of some tobacco
and other produce, etc. We take this method OF
Informing our friends throughout the country
that we were fully covered by insurance, and
they need have no apprehension about getting
paid promptly Tor their produce in our hands At
full value. We have made proper arrange
ments for the continuation OF our business as
usual. NEVINS, KIRBY & co.
fe9 ID SWS-W2w
, 1875-01-27
VIII WHISKY Freeze 7


1t WAS lAtely a:asGd, 81 Eli e1atAple OF lHtense
cold, tllAt in Montana. On The hight OF the 18th
iNat., tic mercury in the Thermometers al froze,
small quantities If uorotlry in walls became con-
gealcd, ui4l proof whisky placed out Of dools
froxu solid III half All hour. This last item iA
tho only uuo which has e!lcitea al expression Of
incredulaly, The proof whisky that froze in half
Ell hour IL regarded by contemporary as le-
you'd belief. The freoxing OF tho mercury hap
peus At 80 or 40 deg. below FARO, but absolute
alcohol, it il declared las mover been frozeu,
though Prof. Farraday fouud 1t looked . little
turbd when subjected to q temperature (arti-
hc1sD Of LOG deg; below zero. lligL"lnes cot.
tioyernmout standard arc placed at 50 Por cent
alcohol, and. ~ the Newark IN. - Advertiser
remarks, the alcohol this Montana whisky col.-
taiuod would have separated FROM the water iu
tho progress Of froexiug, like tho "coro" In .
frozan barrel Of cider. II it actually frozs sou
it was harmless variety Of Whisky, lu the se-
verest cold OF thu Arctic explorations proof
HpirltH never ffoze, though there WAS 4 b,ulosque
about the men IN larEy's expedition choppiug The
brandy out Of the cask Hith an AZ. lhs probA-
bic explanation Of tho Montana phsuotusnon i
that tho apitts wore set aaida IN ~ open vessel,
uhou tbs whisky ovaporatad rapidly and left ths
component Water frozeR-
, 1875-01-27


tlsThicr FINANCE BILL.
~ 'ne 'otise. ~! 70 iay INC ttntnary ihte.est o.
It 49, touas y! rs lh'1lcs u IoniplM "*s !sloEa-
ea ar tnfneId Tor passage Du oh ou)ecton II "ae
M senI 10 ,ns to.ee IN " tne mnoe' wntfe sn o,s
" ~ w ttR"&F otuefs VI L, le ssi eAsoa
VI lAe fa4eS VI "onu3s.
~. ra,,, ..n, ~ etIt15Nst!f; c,,,.
s a. x ~ I ssts sto. sstIs f n
Mho ci!toso 70 IetAn tneif MexnAn cinztntAp. n4t
hafa seo tsHosa ~ tnose Ie!foIlees 4nA nafe Ansi
theS al rue tiglts q tue unstea htAies cikehs aha
ltay ptegtus natnf"A<eu "t1ouI AuS lrs"oaA aeetAs
aI3"a u l9teasion:
att' Ea!e Y. III oucfea IN aEehaneHi Ffofaaine
snat tne bi sha4 nos ee construed TO gre 70 any
, tna a.snulng eetoss tho american aha he1ieaA
C9naits'oh ana hot nov en!it!ea 70 kaea stahaihR.
IAs amendment was agreed to, nna tbs I'LL passed.
REluA fHD ADVERSELY.
MT. E}dtedge, froM the judiciary Committee. re
ported adversely the bill 10 create new State ut
Ut ceratn portions 1f Louisiana aud Texas. Laid
tabo,
TEXAS INDEMNITY homie.
Mr.. Trcrnatn. from tho Judiciary COMMITTEES, re-
ported i to provide for tho redemption nf overdue
bonds of the uitca Htascs known "a the Texas in
lenlnity boue Theae arc IN 81 ooo bonds beIn
to tile atate of Texas which Hets taken fro1 tlcru
during the War anu sold III Eurore 10 Peatosiy O.,
fur Witch tho Satu had received 10 consideration.
Tls party holding them refuses to present them and
the ubtcc Of tho m il to nay the ainot to the State
nf Texas which Il to guarantee tbs United States
, 1875-01-27

mehtary ISSUED to Khthesiua ThierrY under an
individual bond Of oil, 600. -...
Tie will Of Theodore u, i'otaford "a" proven,
md letters tentarnentary irsMcl to Frar.ccn q.
1,otsford under all individual hsnd Of f3D, ,00O.
Tile following IL lilo will OF tllo dcccasotl:
In the name Of aot. nmcn. !. Theot'orn i. nott-
for Of the CITY Of chtsaa' being Of ao3,nd mind I'D
cuu1tderng tie uncertainty Of blan life, do herel'y
make PUBLISH and declare this mv last will and tcssa-
ttrst-After all my tuat dct'tt are rsid, give and
bequeah unto my eloyad wfe, Frances q; bnt'tot1.
in es .impo absolute toher sna her heirs and asssns
s,.ona-r hereby arrotns my said wtfe tho e.ecutr1
of is my last Will nt, tcAtan,ont mud direct that no
nd Ahall bn required ut her tofoFs entering upon
the discharge Of Eer duties A. such exscu.ris,
j;{yrn ,IIer my hand and zeal iha 9Th day Of May
A, u. It1U. THEODORE i. BoEatoMp.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Gen. Eti1os, tho attorney for Richard Norton.
the alleged Indiana tirnin-fnHpoctor 1ribes
entered q motion to luAsh tle indictment. The
Court took tho matte: ntlt!0r Rdvl*c1NsHt.
Tho motion for new trial Iii the lsockafellom
cane was oyerrned, md the prisonor MAS sen-
tcnccd tn tho l'enitontinry Tor one year
Tho storey libel cases ase eet for trial to-day
1uuox oAn1-7 TT 81 to o4 a. o1, os to 1oo 1o2 to
.tupoz s,nLrY-24s, 258, 25a, 2co, 2G2, 2G3 2G4,
2Gs. 2G7, 2Ds 279, era. 27, at. 27s, $50 to 2s4.
5vos 5vnoE SoeMs9 iosaas-s7 's s. Co. CO. el &C. &C, es
60. II, u.
,JUplE DoorM--4. II. u, II.
JupaE TnEE-2G 10 IL, except 20 and 80.
JuuoE FAnwELL-No call.
rrsrrEp BrA1ks Cfnouir CouRr-JupGs DLopnErT
~. i. Harvey Aeteiver, etc., W. Thomas omlres and
'I svrsnIoa counr- -cosrrsstoss--Th international
aud and F. t. 1lonore, ssscarson, iirle, scott CO. ".
, 1875-01-27


Tho 1rst change from tho regular Bonson an-
nonncemcnts Nh. made last evening, "TLe
Barber Of Seville" having beon substituted for
"The Marriago Of Figaro" owing to tho indispo-
sitiou Of Eiprini, Who MAS to havo taken tho part
OF Figaro. Az it would have been tho first per-
formanco OF Mozart'a work by this troupe. and
FiOEini's rart IL very important ono, it
Has deemed bettor to mako 9 change than
to nssnnto what mrst lave been very
scrlous risk. The change, Of course, necosHi-
tnteB rearrangement for tho rest Of tho wcok.
AZ reyiaod, tho repertoire will DO as follows:
This evening, ''Sonuambuta y; Thursday eyen-
Ing, 'TIe Marriage OF FEaro," III place OF
"Trovatore Friday evening. Lohengrin y;
Saturday afternoon, " Faust; and Saturday
evening, "1luy DlaH." The chaugo was
not entirely Il radical one. inasmuch Is
1t substituted Rossiui's Figaro for Mozart's,
aud tho CONT Don Bartolo Don It,silio,
and other old friends Of "Nozao do Figaro;"
rcappenrod III new form. Tho audieuco was
very light ono, but, aa tho change was not gen.
orally known until night, it could hardly DO at
trihutel to that fnct.
boon givon here, and to many Of those present
its Aprigl,!ly action aud brilliant, melo-
ulouH Instrumentation were all lilo moro
welcome on that account. It also proved
nUftlty Ill fnlToHuGlliE. 1oF ZIG uF9t t&3a6 tGle
season, the fourth prima donna Of the troupe,
Mile. Donadio, who Ind tue part Of Rosina.
Tile newcomer has light. thin voice, with
somo good tones IN tho higher register but
not possessing power or timbre enough
to copo With tho concerto parts, In
Which it WAS utterly lost. III tho paAsagos
with light aoconpanimonts, and especially in
the shadow Song from "Dinornll," which
sho lntorpoatcd In the Allsic-Lcshon scene, slo
displayed very pleasant quality OF voice and re-
lnarksble 1loxibilsty,--in faut, much moro exeou-
tion than voice, In action, she Ia very crndo
md lard. Although tho Shadow aria secured a
handsome round OF applause, tho debut can
laldly bo set down as q eucceaa Of enthusiasm.
The other parts. Figaro {bci pnenso), Count
Alnnauica (De Bassini, DR.. Dartoto (ScoIara},
and Don Hasiiio UIalr, were very wolf filled,
md both chorus and orcostth did their part OK
celloFtly. Del Puente awakened quite rpplo
Of enthusiasm with hia singing Of tho " Faeto-
turh Aria," aud De Basstn'h remarkably flexible
.voice found ampio opportunities in Hos
hinlB elegant and elaborate foriture.
bcolara filled tho dramatic sido OF
bis role suporbly, and sfr. Hall cloateh general
feeling OF surprise ut tho very credtabe manner
III which Ae petsopatod tbs eccentric Don Uasi-
Ito.
This evening "Bonnambula will bs given,
with tho following Gust:
A,AtnA'.ts. ..Abant
1'tHu, .lrntrltel
luflh
, 1875-01-27


Spetidf DiApa&ch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs3IuINEs, Ia Jan. 28.---A law firm IN thi1
city, one Of tho oldest IN tue Btatc, has net up
new claim under tho law Of foreclosure Of mott
gages. It IL the rule in this State that under
aalcs mado by virtue OF ordinary tnds-
uaents at law. junior lien holder
can redeem the property by paying tho
amount bid ut tho salo, without
regard to the judgment uuder vhicl, it was sold.
This law firm claim that tin rulo lIolds guod in a
foreclosure sale, and they liavo now caao Oh
tllo in the District Court Which will test their
theory of tho law. 1t is QUO Of great impor-
taucc, aud II they bo sustained It will entirely
change tic practice in tlcBa casoa and bo mat
ter Of interest to many.
, 1875-01-27


Tho following doleral Freight Agents ara IN
tho city attending q rats msetng ut tho Grand
l'aro Hotel: NJ, A. Smith, General Freight
Agent OF the Loulbyile, Nashville j. Great
Southern ltailroMl; C. W. Anderson, General
Freight Agent Of tho Nashville Chattanooga Il
Bs. Louis Railroad; L. +. Wilson, ttoneral
Freight Agent, Louisville, Paducal. Il Southwest
srn lailToal; y. Frink, Geneeal Freight Agent,
1t. Louis, Iron Mountain i Southern ].ailropd i;
II. s. do Pue, General Freight Agent. Ut. Louis,
l1ellayilo d Southern Illinois lsullroad; G. s.
Fitch, Mobile l. Ohio Railroad.
M business Of public importance was trans
acted yesterday. Another uicotug will 10 Lold
to-day. 49,.
RECEIVER WHO Will. 10 HIS nuTf.
Hhr'ut Uistatch to ne Ch1ra0o Tribune.
DEs MolNEs, To-. Jan. 28.-Adjt.-a lieu, lsakor,
who was appointed Receiver OF the burlington
Southwestern Railroatl by Judge Dillon At the
last term Of the United States Circuit Court, will
Will be recoiicctea that tho District Court OF
W4pello County appointed Receiver outside uf
the district, and for tho cntiro road. Q part OF
which lles in Missouri. deu. lIAkcr will present
himself before tho District Court at OttumWa
at Its next session aud demand posscsslon., IAs
will reyIye tho question Ut court jurisdiction,
anu half lawyer can sec that court ~ doubt-
ful Jurisdiction Must give way to one of conl-
pleto Jurisdiction for thore Is III question as TO
Tho jur bt1ietiou vt Judge Dillon III lowa at'd
Missouri. Tho result will ba Hen. Bakor will 10
placed III posacssiu4. lie MAS selactel NY Judge
DILLON without hia knowledge, until appointed,
or tho knowledge Of the attorneys In tbs case,
and the selection was lnada bccaIan lIa Has
practical railrosd man, and would do hss duty,
~ good soldier always does.
, 1875-01-27

NEW RATES TO THE SOUTHWEST.
The Kankakee Il pall-lIandla Pool liues hayo
Just published new tariff to southwestern
points. tho rates Of which nro In most Instances
lower than the old ores. 4 new feature OF the
now tariff IL that fifth-class has boon establish
cd which includes such articles as alcohol,
whisky, brick, beef aud pork in barrels, grind.
stones. iron bars, bolts, washers nuts, 1iyols,
safes tobacco leaf, Al,l grain.
The lev rates To tile principal points sra as
follows
, 1875-01-27

Thoro ia ut tho Ade1pM tho present week,
among other attractions on tho bill, ono of tho
1nast daring, sensational, and brilliant trapezo
performances that Chicago audlcnce has ever
had the pleasure Of Witnessing. 1t IL that Of
tile Ro!ssot family, including two adult athletes
and two small boys. Tho gearing Of tho oxh-
bition occupies tho full stage the trapezes uuon
Which the boys perch, mid from which they
dy. arc at loass GO foot from the
stago.. At l,nigAt of ZONE Is
feet, tho distance OF tho stage apart, arc two
horizontal bars, GU which stand tie atlulla,
wloso feet arc fastened to the bur, which thus
becomes Tue centre @ OF circle. AROUND which
them IL swinging trapcze, and above 1t, por-
hars feet, another. occupied respectively by tho
boys Ihe ntlults awluR head downwards through
hhEt circle. and at tho correct momeut
one OF tho childron sails toward him with tho
grace and sWiftness OF a swallow, catches his
hands, and aftOr turning aud swinging, eoems to
lily back again to his perch, through adiBtanco Of
some 20 feet. Tho performance Ia varied by
tossing tho youngsters alternately from QUO to
caslnot 10 less than 50 feet. Tho boys resemhlo
birds rather than human heluga. Tho
edge ID taken on tie anxiety Of tho audience by
\ not spsead beneath the tEapeZo, to test tho
strength OF which tho loyB daop into It froln
their lofty perclea at the conclusion Of the por-
forloanco. II IN not surprising that tho audi
cnoe bates its breath, and shouts exaultnnt!y ns
each feat il performed aud rewards tue per-
forinors with perfect storm Of cheers and
plaudita. Among tho other attractions is q very
pretty and graceful trapexe act by littlo Miss
Ionlnour III tho early part Of tho oytning and q
s3ack-wire partormauco which ia extremely cred-
table, pratty, aud unobjoctiouaho. Tie audi
eucoa arc exclusively nascullnc, aud smoke ttoir
ctkArx without let or hindrance. lIud Mr. Grocer
been 10 fortunate as to open with these strong
attractions, tho introduction Of the freo-and-
{afPto mir
Of choice, and not OF conpulslon, II. Indeed, 1t
may ba regarded ~ such III any event.
, 1875-01-27

MISUNDERSTANDING, ALBANI

Iu1 I0NIIe I5@-"NIII9l hIDANlt
f.ASr WEEK NE
THE STRAK0aCU ITALIAN OPERA,
This sttrEDSESDAYy E.st a!n. ,1an D. a, T. t..f s,,-
rfatance tbut one> ut tho uusr tinesicaa I'sl,a
uuana, l.. '
MILE. EMMA ALRAN1.
Ia StiSSA3fBE1,A.
Nils EMMA AIl3ASI la hcr grant rni Of, ANNA
Sic. HEAfntTEl II. Sig. Sti'lI,AK i.
hnslcal t'Isesus and !'ainc,r F.. MEIlp
:-hE NnzzE 4 M ri fI;tK.,, Erlaa, krsninf i.., ~
HamEHa3 A. MAftsrn,1n. # a~t;1taSD rhrEi.tN NAT
tSEE FAUSf. Fnr this pcffntnI,a;" ';nis a!mss ~.
E,onnx first tim" t1r1o e hUI, HLAs:
Slnni.y, TeG. i~MN,. i. r. BOWERS At NARY
STUART.
, 1875-01-27
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF qRlIH{

E1rLArATlnN or KrsEnESrr ,ltnKs--t S,turJ.y At.
rHptnu. *l!H!"t tHrtai. :s{.nlAy oxcputsd A.,
Iise sunday sts;ma. III. Ha.y.
, 1875-01-27

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
Tlettf nGirr s! t,-.Hrss I1p44.1 anil IL Canal
a., tHrnrr Mti.saH.ss,. ut,i ut IL. li+ro{4.
, 1875-01-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL Ra,LR14O.

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~ 49, sAl FtFtattr PF H:.cr- ii Il. t s:sb H. NJ
lluHnI!p sllI3 Gur I.s:,,., n N. -, ~ ~.
Pac1c AZ. l1IIr, h ililaaa .ly:r A. m. .:, = ~ 's
1.s.4s tltJ, 1H-ferm.rth At. ~ - 'a'
= "'!s"rH ht JoseH E1i'...,. 'ii;ola aGl r. n.
- ..-''...'..... lEG"t III. s:t3 Il
u"t @.'.Hte1. ~ II. ~,
lttA"a "siFtaur fAss zap. IN. 30 y,
I - at>fhErT. ~ =. H. .:ii a. ii,
~, ~ ~, !HHn thPf. l:1n y. ILL., sILH l.. Ia
i,.;t Ht.!t Esi, tn1ia ttutkj i, ~, II ~ ~ ~.
h @H.Hs t'ltJ. l..41t iME-:, AL " ~ '"'
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,!r'tr str i''f'"si = II 81 a. 245 r. t
.iEts" scF1I:Hn 49, n i:t, rs. u, III.
''''H' e''f"'" A'tnt It - - ~ - H. ri,
, 1875-01-27

FH}rsEf1 4 AI.1f1N RtHEn.1

f2fn4a. H.!na. 81 smH }ttarr N,r Lia. -3o fop5.,
~. w. "'f fIir"4~. Strtnqf-ff tfta anf 81 t,Iit
it.H4h Ltn. ~ II, q. H, NJ, n.nr VI f;,,m.I
tf't,'. i"t-t Hli r; ~ b~nt. amt LII hu.duiit.H
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

p nurses ia comparable with the tender pains taken
in large lens @ s nSs Srepsred
upon H. aud carefully oyeraid with snowy sneets W
soft paper Tue glass plates are psea one
and kept om immediate contact Dy piect Szntaliy VI
upon softlycashioned stool winch has been
placed in the center OF nrazen a., nau u
hoop Of 100 pounds weight Ihen tnc eS,, e9i,hin
slowly raised iii the plates rest upon shoulder ~I
IT, Now another and smaller brass hoop Is scIeweSu S
the lens 1t rests upon the shoulder anu % r.
precious treasure thus securely fastened In the "
X now softly placed upon bed. and with great eau
ton, wheeled across the buding where 10y he s re
tender process ii Is removed 10 the rolled IRON tupe,
semolng long steam boiler In whieh ~ Is %
mounted for testing The lens ioi ,he ons1c,ion The
present one for Mr.. Mccormick received tne nampu%
tions OF eight months. Considering the amount a, class
ing skilled nbor expended, by which rude luinps o
become worth a small fortune, IL will not seem strange
that they are tended and watched over Ike siek h
The unfinished telescopes protected In inc euuos ~
complete system Of burglar and fire tolegraphc aiars
oontrived by the Clarks themselves, and wotkne ar
matically, which communicate Win '"eii
Most Of the telescopes made by this firm are only o.
or Ave inches aperture, and some are OF one t ahr
threefourths two inches IN aperture, pSInk iu 70
large spy glasses good fournoh ooccs.e, VIZ .ics
nnre onth's constant labor though some take twlce
a. long AZ Others according 20 the quaty Oh tnc
Eight or ten are considered good work ior year;
lens OF this size is worth 500 IN gold ana the "hoe m
strnment will cost from $3.50 TO $50 according 10 qua
OF work and materials. The number OF telescopes Ia an
made here very considerable though the TWO gaht
the lsnch telescope OF Chicago, hatdozen OF iZhcn
apertures two three 9tnch ana ie Oh anu o. ho
for in United states, but four or ve
TO s}inch apertures have been made for MI DAVIS,
ore OF the best observers in England one 6sinca fOr
Mr. webb who has published two volumes on
astronomy; aud one Pinch Tor the Natona Oosel a.
tory of Austria at Vienna Twenty-four asuohomhcal
instruments have been made here to be used py our
Government in observing the recent and coming tahss
OF Venus Eight OF these 5inch telescopes bve OF
which we're used south of EQUATOR and three north
OF This establishment has also turneo ous ID a a M
Prof Young OF Dartmouth College, ana large hunoer
Of smaller ones used in chemical analysis
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Mem UubIicatlorls.
DR. GANNETT's LIFE.
rnpA orII ES cANNETT

EZRA STILES GANNETT, .
Up,ts.n Mner In Boston 1924 1871 Memoir. BY bic son,
William q gannetL Win steel eogrsved portrait sner ersyon oy
Royss and "a chapter vgnelte Illustrations Price. S.
CONTEETsi
The Home sns the Boy lsOl-lsl6 SEEKING and F,sdSs &
l9iGlg2O Ill The Dlariansm iD Ner.bng ~ ne
Girting ls2lIs2L " Monns Work Without and Within 1874
1885 Rest Baope, 1886 1893 VII Tho Tran,eepSsnsl
movement in Nw-Rnsand VIII MIDDAY Keeping the Fstn,
IS38Is52 TX Afternoon Antsayerv and Ws Times lSoA-
1866. X Father tho Church. leG5-lS7l x Anere1H'
THE MORALITY or PRoHBIrORy LIQUOR LAWS An
Essay By Weedea. l6mo. Cloth Gus and black srea-
Pnce. 81 %. ,- - vSh
Composon BIZ A. Albeit From tbs Tenth Enghsh Ediuon
Pnee, so eenta
sPo sale everywhere at all s,ed Hssp'a y s0e
Publishers hObBhIo bhoih hh"o' Doa'o'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

Prof. Dana's "Corals and Coral Islands has
met with such England have called forth
a second edition there
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
aearners.

A YALE graduate, engaged in teaching,
II would ike PUPIL highest city and college references A b.
81 Eas.I I2thst.
AN EXPERIENCED French teacher wants
~ email furnished ROOM exchange for tuition he can awe the
bes, references address PROP. B.. l30 East l3ths.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
New plblirat,oEs.

Aew plblirat,oTs.
NEW LAW BOOKS.
Just Ready:
BLACKWELL ON TAX TITLES.
FOURTH EDITION.
PRACTICAL TREATISE on TIE POWER TO SELL LAND
FOR TIE HONPAYMEyT OF TAXES EMBRACING THE
DECISIONS or THE FEDERAL COURTS AND
oPTHR SUPREME JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS
OP THE SEVERAL STATES AND
TERRITORIES.
BY ROBERT s. BLACKWELL.
FOURTH EDITION.
Revised and enlarged. Svo. Law Sheep 81 90.
BY the profession for twenty years
occurring place among authoritative teates the law In
pent edition the original tent remains unchanged but large
matter embodng the results Of over FIVE HUNDRED
has been added in the form OF notes. NO case
reuored goiBg pres. has been omitted These additions
IL h. necessary to say greatly enhance the value Of the work
ANGELL AND AMES ON CORPORATIONS.
TsSrH EDITION.
In Preparation:
SCHOULER ON PERSONAL PROPERTY.
COMPRISING TITLE BY ACQUISITION, GIPT AND sALR.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
STEAMBOATS, ono Railroads.

RRlDGEPOR'r and all points on Housatonic
~ Esasalask RairsAaa Fare 81. bRioS kPoRT
Aasss CaaArHe q llS0 aHa Bnassssr q II ,. n
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
pHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and

lila, Via LONO DItiNNii ohA
J. the EEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from Nes-YorE IN PhIlsdelphia only - 20
Commencing MONDAY Oct 10 1874 the new s;aasen con
uoou. M0SELf ana DAY STAR cnheeuns
Sandy Hook with all trains, will
Leave Nes.York nom Pier z. n. r., foot Of Rec;orSt -
o:s5 m.-Fcr Pniidephla. IoES Branch IONS l-Yt wa"
tosp. TuckeTior Vinelsnd. ant Bnigeton - A.,
40O mFor LonE Branch. Toms RIVER "aFeto"n DAf0eS"
and Tuckerton. -, u.....-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Cooperation Notices.
Do Unom II map 0oneern

A DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
n MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS, aud others Mining inter
ests negotiated Real estate exchanged o business Persons With
capital seeking ba'pes advised Of spro,cd opportunities Rsiersne
C. r. HUNTER esd Presdent Peoples H. H. GARBU 1T
Co. Teas Coffee 81 Psrt place 6c GRIGGs CARLETON,
Financial ami Business Brokers, 9S Broadway
NEXT OF KIN WANrED.-The children of
IN ALEXANDER BRADFORD,
formerly Of Dpf England and who born Belfast In
shd emgraed the United States
America will hear osonehng their advantage application 70
We undersigned, -
Rev. JOHN MACNAUGHToN. Belfast Ireland
HUGH CuRRlBre esq, Hgh-sL, Belfast ireland
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
Ghanres tor Enslness Men


A THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED MANU-
~ FACTORY complete ard sree, tools capable making
shUfJLB SBWNGhAChNBS IN the world, with
License under the combination patents aud capable OF msk 200
viii SOLD bargsn be removed 70
location Address p o. Boz 2Sl4, New-YOrk.
EOR SALE-An iron PAPER-SHUTE, about
10 feet long and feet inches vide Apply to fOemsn Pres"
room Tribune 0hoe.
PARE CHANCE for person of total absti-
40 principles eaehs5le dspouon having $1,000 to
publishing business with prospect OF
becoming general manager. Address - -
s. s. WOOD. Newburgh, n. Y.
vENO HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.-An aged
l. Physn having had 70 successful practice plea ant
village on the Hudson his RESIDENCE
(pes $4,000 pbysso well recommended who
OF The
Particulars with Nm A. CROCkBR 40 Broadway koon
ffO STOCK RAISERS AND FARMERS.-The
Of land well vleed and tnbered in
Missouri also large rancho in Kansas Both are situated near rail-
ruais.
lie has several Shorhou Darhan bulls and ane herd OF
graded and common stock herd Of TeIas stock.
Also Hne herd Poland and China and Berkshire hogs
raising fine psded stock buying and selling
ard mules and dairyp
PART SbS assist in the business and
% German Families to assist in farming Address
STOCH-RAISEk, tribune 0fce.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
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H. BrosdEay prepares gentlemen and boy. for Banae.s "rg
Bookkeeping Arithmetic G taught practically In enc quAre open
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