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NOTICE.
u. ). IN i'ERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL TAXES.
MnuI ls.r L. ,.,.iI "a ,a-i
Aayi, ls;i, TO -ipsii 80 1873.

= he resis'd tatutes "i tEe Uuiiei Sfstes
-e,t!ors 5!@ }1i1. - t4d 3etl tcgif.e p,eTS
,',ru, "a rrgHg'a n an, bl@ine>., syocati a. 81
ra lpyni-u' wGic. rcudrri MN iiab, to u sve-
al i4r 10 fisut thi. AID PiALE CO =
4 ttOC II N III, EoIAlIi. 5HAItN, oi.
'LAtno DLSlN - . stamp dsnntins ia.
4! mentHl I;p'c o. t:,x to-, t e special iaz
. 'ar Fshnhs .o'j q lo,", htfo,r co"i~cncins
IN Taxes unDsacct within the pr, visions 0,
ne .sw above quoted aie Ia, fI.loniag VIZ:
keciider- ..........s,O0u ,O0 uc
Dsal,rs IN Retail liqGor ..... "a
s.ris IN "hole.aic liqu 'r.....-...... / 900
dealers Ia nst lttutIs. VIII IiCsale .... 10
Drs ers IN man u iEors rrt - ...,.. .. 20 ",
D-s rr- la !,sl bsrcJ ... nm. - O.
H. tat "a ,r, IL caf lob ccn. .. SE,Ui
Ana On siles o. ov,, 81 .nb nfty c, nts for e,-
~ ioia In rIrc-s OF VI ,0U0
Dealers ~ ma thi ,CiaTel tobacco - bgi
lIauuiatlUtcrs ut stills ..... hitn
And or racn still uiiIiuisc turrd .,.. 2l,s
Nnd 10 ea.t worm maui, ,aciur,d ....... 20 "
Manufacture of t'Ihaccp. ............. iV.u
NsIuiacturers Ui -igHrs .......:. - 80 L. 10
H. d'itrs ~ tobacco, nrst cass more
han two h0r,eS "r otner aniua-) ... 500.
Prdlicls "i tJhdccu. second Cia.s two
iors's ur otl'r aliii j., ......... ..... $50.
4 d'H Is ui tobacco. hi. Il ciass Zone
"A 'rse OF uth,r unma) ...... BN
ieddlers lobac o, fourth class toR foot
paine cvDtcvs co. .... 49,. 100.
brewers u les, than so barrsis 5l,u
brwrrso ID b.rl eiS or uiaie ........ lUeOn
Any person 30 iianle, wh, rhsl fan o comp. I,
'nh the iortg ing Requirements ~iii be subjecl
severe penalties
i'rrs ns o. FIRM, liable o pay any OF the Sp,
al I.i,s named above must apply l., ". ~
,oS.t~, 90 icciur OF internal ,ttenue at .Ieic,
"A, ind pay tor aid procure toe special lax s,smi
st.ioi,s They NEED, pgtur 20 May l, is15, an,
'iiiivtI FuRrHE.i HOtICE
W DOC Lass,
t"mnissicn.r "f Internal Revenue.
brfICk or INTERNAL akvKNUE
MAsHiNGrUs u. e., February l, ls,5
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TO The
Nervous Y Dabilita cd
OF BOTH SEXES,


DR J. b. Droir, graduate Of Jet
'erson Medical College, Philadsl
phia, author of several valuabl,
works, can be consulted on all dis
eases ofthe Sexual or Urinary o.
gan-, (Which he has made AL esp,-
cial study either III male or female,
no matter from What cause orig
mating or oi how long standing. A
practice oi 30 years enables him TO
treat diseases with suUrxs. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those At y distance can forward
letter describing ~ mptoms and en-
closing stamp I" rrepay postage.
Send ior the C4.de 10 Atuht.
Price, 10 cents.
J. b. bfUTr, N. d.
Phy3i'i u aud Surs
&sA ~ @ a - OxAss ~ 3, y
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JoHN MATTHEWS.
COUNTY Scrip for sal" ly
J. X. p HALE.

FIrrhEN. lrr"I and C,oQn"tt
is all the "s,' hlri & tn" lrl>drr
hours aud The leisure hnurs are
from morning I'll uiGht, aud from
night I'll morning, with most of
the boys.
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Ills Grace, Archbishop BayIey,
of B B,liimor", whose services aud
works il hchnIi OF the progress at
the "a, ollie church ia the United
S'a'ra are fuli AID warmly nppre
oiatc! by ihc Pop" At K me, il To-
h' Tie next ArnTr",u rrrdhral
TIE ,nra', .aiiiser au.i r,4mr-rn'l.
tive, u"S tr c', YORK. ht, said
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The .oIloN ing named pcr.nns are
our authorized agents to receive
aud receipt Tor all moneys due IT,
fer subscription or otherwise. Per
sons indebted to us will cuuirr Il
favor. besides saving unc trouble
aud expense by immediate settle
ment:
L. NJ. CAHRIGAN, Frenchmah's
Bayou.
GEo. +. KIFcHrNs Brud 80.
~. Il. II ,sRINy, Sp"ne Wall li z.
JAMES WILLIAMS. barirld Point
II. T. BLYTHt, Chicka,awha,
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We re pleased 90 see 1ur
y"nrS ~ nd. Johnny Parncil out
on ''it street~ asau,, havInc recoy-
cred rom III, i.iie illness.
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60 -

TAX IA i'g tine dos d last
iuvedHA, ,"e 2Uin. Iau>e who
have 'aliei, or neglected. To pay,
wIi tiHd tb' amount marry dpub-
led, when they do come TO sctii,.
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WE learn that "A few ladies he'll


WE learn ilai few ladies held
meeting few days since, wih
the view of torlniag some sor, OF
association or other; but eNacllv
what. The slrrHtr sex are at II loss
To conjecture. The married men
are in a fearful state a. rNrii.mcnt
lest they should "rstnz' 20 pu' Il
stop :" III. "I.c. her" business.
y ,ash-bli club VAS or -.an I'D
u t,w days since hy the ,oHng mrn
ot this town. From t'is tact We
gnh'r encourag nc"i, and a"pc f."
furnish our rcaiera with lively 10
rti. under the head 81 'Aacidcnis," ;"
Black Eyc," "ahipned Snir,' g..
daring ihe l,n. lays.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24

Ma LY every body IN the m
mediate vicinity arc dome planting
eaton. --
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24

Says IA" Au'li,qln Newspaper
Il porter. London l. ahead 1t
has more Jrw,-ihau Palestine,
mpr" -colclm'n than Elu ,ufs
more ,rlsb Dublin. more Cath.
."!i III" X ime, and .nore thsi,.s
sila Ch.aEo. ''t'@' 80
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For Sale.

County SCRIP. il quantities to
suit, at bottom figures.
.mr.. J. X. p. !INs.
W. " ~ pr ,'nt'i with a snakes
toy, commonly d"non,ioaird,
snrk : r'll.. Il namh-rei ii d.
"cu >"rn"n-, n ra'llr-, and - bu,
'"r. Mr Rns~, 'hr grp'lenrn w @
"hrui-'i the serpent, mead" aud
h's dionrr'brl', >.y. hr
m"a-ur"d hJc Get il ir,gih and
twelve in'hys iN circ'.D ference.
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-s-s @c

ScRIr FOR SALE-AppIy at 'tlls
office.
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w q practice III all the Ounlies ot
.,",s (2D Judic,ai i,r IL. the ~
preme Court OF lhs ate, AMI IN
'"otadJ'ii.i'g counties -. .vhte>-
see ana M,,,oarl. Special and
promi't aitv"thH gwen Ia col
a-' iecti"us, 40 t..e pap meat oftaxrs,
ex .n,ai"S A"d abstract ng titics,
and 10 wii,dcver m,v appctiaih
~ u geuet.L L..ud A.enc, g
AIA l6iL, 30
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accprsiing rs the feeling pT,siisl,Dsos to ! !
belief in any shape or Avors some par
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is exclusively used that to get employment II s csscn
al 10 have knowledge OF IT, THIS Il all very wei nut
we bear IN mind that not boy 10 20 who Is 80
taught gets enough otthc language to make any usa
Of in business the weakness Of the argument Ia NJ
oHcc seem scarcity ~ labor makes higher wages, aud
German boy who has learned the German language NJ
the heartnso has great advantage over tho English
boy who gets smat;erirg OF II NJ the public schools
Or German friends would be too shrcwd to use this ar
gument n there anything IN it, There arc now
who speak both anguaG goa than there are
places Tor such to ill. and before can educate
class Of school bows aud t them Cor positions where
knowledge OF ho'h languages Is desirable there Will he
ten persons Of German ancestry able 10 speak thar IAN
from having learned IL al home for every sita
tinn requiring such knowledge. IA nation We Eh"uIu
not. for preservation, teach any language pu
the Easlsh To do otherwise would he to establish and
encourage communities, which would be no moro nor
lc>s than colonial ndenc'cs Of foreign countries
which oycrv sag icious must see would ho detr
mental 10 our best national Interests. If We do " TOT
one nationality because of the Numbers. wealth. or hu
cnec thcn 10 the same for others no difference
their origin may he. II the Chinese or Japanese
should come over 10 tits country in vast NUMBERS
thing not improbable then bo just as important
for TO their respective languages. ~
will az once he conceded that such policy w0uId lie
national suicide"
file report also states that the CONSTITUTION VA -"o"
gan forblds any language except tie Encll'h 10 DC
taught in the ao1s The petition for The introduction
of French in the schools iikcwisc dismissed.
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HARPER g. BROTIIRRS, New-York,
Pabish This Day:
uOUANlNFD AND MOHAMMEDANISM.


uonAMmHD AND MoHAMMEDASISM Lectures delivered stihe
Royaf Institution Of Britain In February and March iS w
Ellsworth Smith, NJ Assistant Master in Harrow SCHOOL, Ia"
Fellow Of Trinity College Oxford With On Appendix containing
En- .nuel Deutsehs AIT Gle Islam" 12no, Cloth, 81 oo
vigorous Of the creates OF all historical thenes
Mr. Smith only lively and forebe f'ye be snow"
power with Keen interest In his sr
Which scf to the reader saturday Revie" o'on
embodied in small Volume OF lectures vie" o.
Hohmods doctrines. rnlap faithful ana more %
thsa any that has Published Academy Lonfon
In this book eIposiion IN every war eIceent sn
exhaustive great topic Of Mchsmmscani'n cain
and Just history the work and the better ear'e q"
Mahoadans made by The accomplished asd mfa "a
thor Il DAILY Telegraph, Loaion.
An imports contribution historical theology 1t gives US
eer accurate tie pasr account Of 'ue ieaos
hc In Moha1nmedfs EfeI Wesi IN aster Review London
Mr. Smiths lectures able and interesting suG well lnfomed-
[Bi tsL Quarterly Review London.
The hc,us re remarkable heir extremely hgh appreciation
not ou, OF Nosmned but q his religion sd are equ NJ ''o
genuine enhusasJ LeSeyn Dawes IN Coaonporir! kere"
London
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GERMAN IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
OF. after all, have the German

Detroit will not, after all, have the German
language taught her publo schools. The question
rec0Dsderd hy the Board OF Education last week
and minority report opposing the Introduction OF the
language adopted by vote OF IA to Tue report
gives the following among MS reasons for opposition:
"Our children must grow together, should be odu-
Gated together and language and thus strengthen
the bono that makes us one people. one strong and
united nation. AS our language !. composite
rived from many o. hers 40 people composed
OF many oleIneuts derived from many nations; yet
a nation, and or lauguage-tbe T. g,isE-s our
national language. There is time to devote ID the
stgdy u foreign language IN other schools below
the High School FIVE years IL said to he the school life
OF generation IN cities while In the country is
even This being tue ease, pupils should
Uf necessity master the elements OF our Language,
aud also give time TO those studies branches
which must be OF constant to them ia tho
daily duties Of life. Where will fad tho
opportunity OF Introducing foreign language into
our elementary course Of study. aud max; It OF any
practical benchti II IS q well known fact that IL II diff
cult for The children OF German parents, who know
nothing Of the English language to get started ia /, III the
pubic schools; they canao. comprehend IT, aud 1t is
only by association with Eugshspeakiag children that
they do finally get started al a. English children will
labor nuder st greater cinbaIrdssInents III getting
start IN the German language The result OF the expert
nent the be the elsewhere, failure TO
make good scholars i1 either language Another diff
Guilty lies the In teaching the German language
those children who able TO speak 1t Will progress
much faster than their classmates who cannot speak
this language. The Will DC the In teaching
the Eugl'sh language. IL one case the German chill
dren kept back by progress OF tho English
chdren 10 the other the English are kept back by the
slow progress OF the Germans These difculties are
admitted Ivy the advocates OF the measure, but they
meet 1t by saying that viii no OF great advantage 10
our boys when they grow up. as the German language
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ofscood report He fathfutothc friendships OF MS
youth pure In his loves. mnspoitcd In his fe' Aoove
all the IDEAL with him, not thing apart ana una'
tainablc but the swcecncr AMI cn,obler OF the sec
and the nrcsdc"
Among the various critical reviews " MI ""n"o'.
one NJ some Of the works Of Frcytaa. tho German
nov,iist,bo v,it., OF tho real German life a. Vigor-
ausly and sympa theicaiy as Millc painted the lie Oh
the French peasants. THIS review, happen 10 hho"'
a f,o,, H. non o. Prnf. Boyeson Of Cornell. l. C. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
KINGLAKE'S INVASION OF TIE CRIMEA.

THE INVASION oP ThB CRIMEA: ITS ORIGIN, AND An
ACCOUNT OF RS PROGRESS DOWN 70 TIE DEATH Oh
LORD RAGLAN Alexander William Kinelake. Vol ui-Bale
of Inkernan. With Maps aid Paas. l2n,, Cloth. 81.
The manner Mr. Rngke he's treated iAe 9ect IS 'la
he Unler his hand OF chaos and
history becomes comparatively to ndeFstni Ih
are Whole del with most in
,sug and heroic episodes. CIR tn me Of the first vol
umes the every epoc. Their Nh ,u,1l Lon
don.
voIcm.. T. AMI IT. q RIyGLARpS INVASION or TIE Cm
MEA. limo Cloth 81 each.
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RrNEDICr's MIR. vAUGHAN'S III

Mr. vLUGHAGs BIIR Novel by Frank Lee BE edc'' hr
thor Of Nv Daughter EEuor" Miss Van Kor'nd S Dot
thy Charge John Worthreons Name &C. &e So Paper 81
In Mr. Frenk Lee Bepect bhaf coed night 10 mao
were it asserted writing the best American novels that arc
written nowgda ys.-fS. Y. Independent
Mr. Benedict thoroughly rnakny and considerations aT''
He does his work honestly and we'll trick adce His dc
neson close aEd leke and bis dis eei"n OF foee'
~ ". with a hand atd all American ro7e
s he ruio.A:,d TIC accomplished the the
most dramatic tie moss NATURAL Christian IIielseneer
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VNO CAPITALISTS.


GREAT WAT ~ POWER ON tltH SuhNANpOhH hl'hR,
IL ryess Ferry W "
part unsurpassed On uc b 10
l. Go,erSneIt De works. sloanz tbs Dores IT'S 90
the above Hsrper' ark
CONTROLS both side fr y milo embracing IN
scr Of and 90 cultivation, stJring 'Ieslene
e dwelling T. eble 81 es on rest-
d. hreak vhch nases uch-ser aal Po-Otalc T. IT,
,ct no M Re ma .:o aal Olio r. H. NJ jho
aad on Hsper Ferry atri direct
rc,toa sil the seseoari Bsinorr.
Wa Alexandra. l. Is at the ogtsi of ~
the rch n AGRICULTURAL ac1 n bcra Wrf1
!, IN. U,t S.,es l. a.oras yanahl. Iu5.r, lead
A.; wloa, corr and o;L va.agbs p.ouc ". az hels
1 ne river 20 rp.bpoe by rafopi % r tb ard
IT,. nae rr:arssbT healthy sRi he csr-eerz a. :,
VI -tY..9catr Apply L. ". HilK. owner lIO2 All liz
s a.crIs:.. Pb "a cpBil. Penn.
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Ncw Publications..

CHOlCE NEW MUSlC.-"Two Orphans
VI, x,h iIatrs,l ue sd portraits Of Mis- Cirtol ana
u H..rh,ni T5c; JoNe Paifumruse Gaop, &C. 3ue en'
MIS- 49,. ~, ps,nnari Use; waits 75ea Gaiop, 3'c,;
Gircre I'm a pa" Wsl,i Strauss Zoe; Interpretation
,s ~. "Recr G,.op" SOC; A.fly Jolp Us'I ana
srot.or zoe Pain Branehe farre
hiror pi sy G. H. OLSON Co., III BoadSay
L,OSSlI@liUNTING among the hostile III.
dsus Real the interesting soy 81 Poi hAhS .s qF
Al, . ,t,or 70 the fRnd' search on f"sss ic
plbIsE kXTRA ~ publishes this siofI ~a mai ana A
L rrIl.t
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ID ". HTTCHCOCKs AUCTION SALE OF

Aps thry-seyen remaining lets OF Lesget be eli - 70
business Flushing the IreEes WEDNESDAY Arl Is
Inst az O'clck. -,
dwellings have bea Thereon eeiir notVs "a
sale ~i 3fua h
dstc!ass pspcrtF & IL
sure 10 De prottine TO t ou ~.
excellent schools chacae' ~
Of 1900 Ire No.
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SAFELY MARRIED.

SAFELY MARRIED! 4 Noy.. b the author Of Caste"
"Coonsi Dacc" Svo Paper 30 ceats.
The reader viii experience rare ycsLre ia the peruss this
esrg and org ral rovel VI arnirz Pcs,. Loadcn
Az excellent novels very well worth reang The sir WORKED
Gu, with grea, cIeyerbcss.-iCfsqi.c Lonion.
del Saf novel ably eoa.,sue:ea AID beautifully written
lE1aIuiuer London.
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ADRIAN II. MuILEs Ausoaeer. - -
LNNECIrTNK SALE.-UOIiSE and IOE, No.

y z =
IL ii Es.. with stable Ihit' a.pi -
ii Uses ard r. ionisoGcy Helly, As; Eevsnti It
ave VI James Murphy decreased 90 Hu
DAY April " o'clock, ae Bxe1ange sses'con No. III
BrJadasy
last THIRTY frstcas 4stoy hrowr's'ene
iron. HOUSE LOT. Va ii East Thirty eghtns' sorh SIDE ~
house cOatalDs No era inp4usS >
lot % gS9S T. brcwastnne front SIABLh and lo 30
IL ln,y.n,n Immediately in the rear u 'As iEFI
MoYTGOa laY sT-Houe an Lot. No II Moaigoncr' err
81 Il,nr-st
MANIFESTATIONS aud LOT. No pa Hedry'r In tie rear o. 10
Mon gamery hoRe. - 49,, - - -,
EAST ELEVEN sid Lots, Sos 81 - 5SS sas'
Elcycnhs. o., p, r,...,.,
EAST ELRyENriSTHouse and bet No As tss' hc'es'hs'
FIRSTANt--iious-s ana ots Nos l'S to 10 frs.,e N
sixty per Maps al ofee o. A. Wv
H. MULLER son, Aucu neers, Ma. Z Pinest t"S->l-
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ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUS
TRY FOR 1874

ANNUAL RECORD or SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY Preu.r-i
by Prof Spencer Baird AsstsscAy Of ne sm'oasa l9Ei
uon WIKI the Cooperation q lie Lun-r; 81 OF
Science IN tie Uyd Sas Large l2ao Belly $50 PAGES Obj,
81 mi rm Ia style aal wh the vouGes Tor 1871, 1872.
nd 1873
The -Four Volumes sn, by mail postage prepsd receipt o:
Seven Dollars
t HARPLR BROTHERS WI send either of the above works
M m vo.tsge prepaid 10 snT part Usi.ed Canada
e, "a.
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Aurtlnn Sales OF Rcal |silIe.

4 J. BLCECKER & SON WILL SELL =
n. AUCTION on IT EsDAY April l3 at ~ At ~ s''3'
hresory basement 10 "E ~
lG Fast N.rctietls with TWO LOTS adjoining lard Doc Rl'
tween Tuir hnetst tie ct lie
Central Par Maps 4ad
.-c.La.s .tn.sle ~. Is PM.-St.
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THEODORE 1ILTON
AGAINST
III e lsY WARD l. Il f. & II T. L.
VERBATIM REPORT.


rs nubl,hel from dag to div by The NETWORK TRIBUNE
and cons.,nty no se5 during the prog
ress Of Tie rl-
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publication:
BRooRLrN. Sen. -. 1873.
Tiltna Beec'l,r"
The numbers ,our haze hca OF Teu 10 TIE
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Nelson r. D. Morns Roger A. Pro es, Mes hloaon s1t
Tlion and Mrs Titol
Price 10 eo;a 3d. sheep SO so The chesDeE wbook
published the gvn woah spread
through three yclptaeg and would hfecl dol ara
Vol L. the fosug parts q the pamphlet 'diol Of
the rri ri q. the trial really:
containing Gen. b. r. Tr.cy'' oreninT address de-
Tense Beech complete with Portrait Of Gen. TRACY.
VIZ the testimony OF Mn, Pa.nam Miss Moore
J1hnn W.eoo Cow, and others with Portrait OF NE
Beech.t
Part III containing the testimony Of Miss Tanner n par. Rev
Hshi, Edward Eglrsto Jackson Schultz and Others. sh
Portal: Of 81. TLomls g. Shesrma1.
TIE pamphlet parts BY nal. 80 cents each.
MoDIvIgT, CAMPBELL Il Co, PsbHsher,,
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'THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
PAMPHLET SERIES.

kt. 9Ii sset lectures A'.'onomV By hchni A. Proctor
and Lectures by Prof AessAt II the Auterson School
No ID Dsoore tue ae Of Ancient Toy lIetter br Bnysr
To; Lclares the Nerves Proctor.
Lecture Oh Astronomy
No lrMeen.s Of the National Aesd'rT Of selsne@ April 1874
and tie Ame Oriental Se MAJ 1915 Brwsqn,rl the
Doabe Brain Hammond the Effects of
J. I. Fieiis o. LSnXel
No Il 0ne Year Of scenes nustrstei Coggiss Be.
Cqsi Chems,s Csneupial; American Science Association aud
Ph,oos cal CoBTeGuoh at Hartford
No 20 -T,Haa Sreaoe AMI Leoo, HuIs Onsn Of Le
Belfast Addresse PIof Owea Mans Earliest History MeCoLs
Reply 10 TyndaL
No. 25Gladrone the Vatican Deers n fu Manning. AMI
Actors Rr9hes
Ne 26The Billie and ssienne I-tures by Dr. J. W. Dswpn
Pnbcpsi Of Mon College Moa,re and the Rev. Dr. Howard
No 27rom Months Of Science Trnda Crya
Forces, Langley Of Solar eai Psrtebs
Busbess Msnhs Lat IMP W The Had Lands Tie Transit Of
ysbas etc.
Eh,r Of The shove pNaAlsb mailed darsa Ia
States Of sao Any
with raE TsiBusa ALaASAc Toe 1875 Ao foo 80
Auy ssveh Of tbe vahphIsls postpaid for u.
Address rue TaIDuSB. Ess-Ysrh
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April =

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April 7. 1875.
There were no public sales at the Exchange
Salesroon to-day
Yesterday Mr. Richard " Harnett sold the three s'ory
and basgrcnt brow ustOBe house and lot norm soc o.
Onehundred anJ- 1868 feet west OF
FHth-avc., lot ls9X99.II. FOR (l2250.
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