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New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Real estate 90 Gxfhan9e.

DASH and fine RESIDENCE with grounds
~ in RUTHERFORD PARK, free and clear, will be given
for first class CITY HOUSE below 55tlst
RULAND h WHITING, Beekmanst
EXCHANGE or for s A l. L - Two neat
II HOT ST- Stable Lots close To this city value
81 goo; part cash. balance small farm good saabe
chaut.sc, stocks JAS. MCtrEf, 10
chester propertv valuable property in Chicago
gan Tor near by property; Jersey CITY lots for coed
store. JAMES DROWNING 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Alarble ant Slate Mante!s.

CASONI e. ISOLA,
STEAM MANTLE and GRANITE WORKS.
lag To I52 We4t t0tsi st., Broadway
Monumental Msnteis Affairs rigtroA riIng Wsinsco,ne
Ar Importers and manufacturers III Italy OF marble
worn OF every DESCRIPTION
CTEWAR1ts New Slate Mantels, in1aid with
- tjes, also Marble and Wood Nantcis elegant designs
pnces very 220 and 80 Nest 22 ST., near 7thaye
M %. g. A. s. NICHOLS.-25O entirely new
w deneus arbfks Slate, and Wood Mantea NAnufac.
turers Iron Cresng FXnres Pence Crates Weeiher
Vsne1 Wholesale and retail Send ion catalogue 10 Hud
Oepst, oppodto WorthsA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Cornirp rropfrin 90 Get.

CoInirp tropfrin 20 LET.
4 PAIR of twin HOUSES. large lots, well
~ located high ground, depots &c; rent $50
moutl o tenants Address MUTUAL FRIEND. Trib-
Otice
AT MORRISTOWN, n. ito LET, for one
~ two years. furnishrd COUNTY, SEAT adapted to
Winter usc large house. water. and
four gren and lswn I'VE 10 ton
minutes TO stores churches, schools depot. &c
y EDDY, No. . Park place.
vTNO LET or LEASE-A twO-stOry BUILD
ING. 80 feet by GO feet with without lowcr Apply
~ STAINAR & LAEFEY. Last NswNt. n. j.. " b3
Fnlton-st
yINO LEASE for 3 years, to suitable tenant.
i one OF IN. FINEST aud HEALrIIEST PLACES on
the Nndson 35 minutes NCwYok Depot, with river
front f house furnished and suited or snnrr
ana Winter gas water, etc. rent, $o.bo OF fz'joo
and taxes Apply TO ur,,,.,. ~ c,.pr
40 Wi.liam.st.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
H and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves catharinesp ut ll;So m ane bridgeport "
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE wEsT-Passenger
Freight station in New York foot OF Iibervst Connects
Del, Lack and West. r. H.: at Phpsburg with Iehign
Direct hPe TO Mrssgrs SsaTg ss ssa the " Also
SUMAER ARRANGEMENT.
Nay 81 sI.,ys Ne ,sSrm s,
town Maach Chunk Tamsqua Tamsnend, "iikssparfe
GI5 a m.~wsv Train for somerville and Remington.
745 mWay Train io connects at Junction with
gi5 a m.-MoREiSG ExrRrss datv Except sundays for
Easton Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects at
soneryie for Flemingon al Easion FOR Msnch chunk Tam
aqua Towanda Wilkesbarr Scranton &C. with through car
to Danville, WliamspOrt &c. -.
1880 mWay Train for Esston connects at Phlipsoufe
i2i5 p m-E1Prgss for Pennington, Easton, Anentown
Mauch Chunk, Tspsqua. Mahanoy city. !astton wilkes
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Ephiata Potsvie
245 p n.~EsrREss for Eason, Belvdere Bath Mauch
Chunk wIkesbar.e ard scranton
D. m.-wny Train for EastoD Allentown, and Maueh
Chunk Connects at Junction with Del Lack and West H. H.
l3O n. m.-Way Train icr Somervle and FeniDgton
500 p. m.-Way Tram for someryis
Bib D.. m-For Plailhed
$50 D m-EyRNsG ExPRRss, daily for faston ANehoMn
Mauch Chunk wilkesbarre Towanda headns' and HATTIE
500 D. m-vay Train for sonoryine
$50 y. m.-For Plainheid
5.cJ y. m.--FOr SOmcfyille-
$40 p. m.-For Easton.
go i: m-Wsy , ITa,n pTa,nis'c ior "on'rviis
For EIizabeh at $50 eis, $40 l., 5so ~ sa6 ssaao6
s4S sS ~ go, iS ssS 4is va Az 3 5is, $50 $40 g.
SIC $50 7so sis' $50 60 NC 1879 81 S sa, u s as
II. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co
Il J uwnino and oueratipe COOpestOWn.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


Fordham-Ace Bannan and others TO John Foscano soVV
Orchard st. ws. lo5 II u Of stanton. 25xSI6 EhIa
se,o wife o Peter GaseI' ana husband 70 10000
of.na"s" SAME p'ope'o A"'pn '"e .... 10000
tte ~ Nm II re Rovnor nor PfsI'r OF Nominal
o, ~t 10 iohr II WorT1s Nominal
asaIs osya .a r. atSsr. to KsrpaTse Furent 2o572
va sts ~ 297 Il Of Avenue B. 25Ssol0 Geo $. ooo
segve usTTeel TO Jonas WEI ana nTIs anc l. COR 0'Vo
S,n "a NJ smith .......... $500
sstsi S ) 20 scI TIma ~ f,resewclf Nominal
ssi IT. same T,nnan Trg, srT h'"'s Nominal
ss ss,tn,nes ~, - on ,o " Teter Whshan 1890
ser s, sane w property f'"is in.""e 1880
seth II 800 II Of 0thave 25xlooll Jacob Ia 90 ooo
Istls = $50 of Sth.ave. 20 lOxlo05; Andrew
Russell &C guardian OF TO Jos,ph tleus: 800
seh .s ea%S t5s property M"i'o 9ol5o
SSiSst Rasd J 90 ,I atSer ReSaeld 2o 90
tstes' 100 OF d ,ssvs !" Thos Regain $500
wie @: Mansfield French ana h"Sp"no' 70 - 10000
s1, Ase.iy ,I7 4, . Of Ie,in n-tonave I7iO1lO06
Mary C. wiie Of VIM p kittridse ana husoan" IA 600
e1hs sd s. ~ Vic 20 o, 1Sa%le Harlow 65 600
setast e. & AII II anS 81 Henry ArSIGf Burr M 400
aGs, s 70 aSa Z isS CsinrtoH S siaCS $4,000
12Stss,; n Ss Ss.,G II II scomb se %eb' II 1859
1Ss1s 1d y,s 10 Nm, Raypor ex Nominal
tsuhst NSs GG9 6l snT snG oi9 months G from oc l.
is75 McAda@ to T gOse ;1. |: So NSx ard $1,000
1ss ,s7. MSas NS Sos oren Tl S to Pet Peter Wash 1900
cIsnf st 40 Si5 = bet Allen and orchard sts Cath
arine Grove George Baner yeas ruih May l. mn
!ofbcialI J. y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
brcckIpr 1]ropertn % Get.

TENO RENT to good tenant. on q lease az $500
i per new 3sfory brck HOUSE; all improve
meuts IL a tIst class neil kLOrLOOd -
Apuly al once TO ROBT. : WALKER.
205 HrOidwav.
TJNO LET FURNISHED. IN RToOklyn-lIOuSe
Il and lois a. WasinctOHave. brt"een Lafayette and
GIcccave the complete houses in the city IN all
its heated y furnished INST class VIII be let
TO small family Nith uncXco Ouale references. Pos
session al once. ROBERT :. BUsSING, 2Oi MOnagues,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
New- Jcrscp Real Csiaie for Sale.

EOR SALE, at WFSTF1ELD, N.J.-House and
az rooms, $50 o; House & roOnis) $1,000; Fan
Ca scros 1900; Blacksmith shop, $1,000 Village LO;s,
90 and upward All pleasantly sitCatcd and cheap;
terms 1" aCco ~iatc purchasers AlsJ houses 10 let III
Gire JAMES r. rcrrs 3%O TOd~ay, Room II, Wested
GALE OF Rt<T-40 minutes from LibeIty-st,
~ Teiuen express trans by c, ntrl X RI comfortable
tGOi 1910 cottage Residence aud grounds
paved s.rcctS &c. nearly laid out In lawn fruit
have Of stable,
desired VIII sell much below value IL
Address OWNER, Box ls. Elizabeth. ".
TENO CAPITALISTS.-FOr SALE, 66 acres of
LAND beautifully situated at Long Branch, " Jersey,
raioad depot tbs consisting
frame 50x3O Barn I"ebouses and outhuidngs:
Land Sh dry and where trees VIII plenty
o. Premises terms easy Apply 10 The subrrileT oG the
prscgres y. ". IROuTMAN.
GI S0N MODEL 81, 700 HOMES. s., 800.
g .JOO.-At FRANKLIN, a cIarmiug suburb Of
&ENA4K. " Convenient TO ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
fLESAIC. &c.
1880 will Buy HANDSOME COTTAGE : roonla
tZ, coo will BUY HANDSOME COTT AGl., ro0.aa
~ 600 will BUY UANDSONE COTTAGE, r0oLls
5000 viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, IL rooms all
aeccfn improvements, handsome grounds
1nt property IL beautifully located adjoining railroad
con in time than CENTRAL PARK low comfnuta-
Ios 1ieieaif SCHOOLS, CH L ECHES aud MARKETS.
Aiso. ~ charming COTTAGE HOUSES, $500 to
81 500; 20 minutes from ChaiDl,eIsst
t1snilh Photograph vi Houses. &c, at 80 BROADWAf
Room l6. JAMES X. KAY
p s-MOSTBIY PAYMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
0ountrp Real &siate for Sole.

BUY LOT Ar
CREEDMOOR OR QUEENS.
Land high and well drained -
soMrNurEs from Hunters Family
TWO RAILROADS.
Posf and TELEGRAPM OFFICE, CHURCHES,
ean1cd controlled by purchasers Of ots viii loan
to .ose desiring 70 build
PHlS PHYMESTs fisT % sio sISq PER fafn MONTH
& M OF M the monthly payments to go to Building Fund oe
For maps asa a5sats h%N
BLACKWELL 4 RIkER Arent.;
ger sonnd. G. r. GARDNER westover, somerset Co, Nd
EOR SALE, AT CROTON-A very desirable
plot OF % HrsSE sSp' hsa G%sS nsn
of large and and small fruit. on The Place Has fine
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune once.
FLORIDA LANDS-2OO,OOO ACRES.-Land
Warrants Of 40 acres each issued by the Florida Land and
or @ ny . o% fr "a
Cedar kSys @ title direct from 'he unsa states Ifoe per
40 Broadway. up stairs.
EARM in PITTSFIELD, Mass, for SALE or
EXCHANGE Elegant Dwelling house supplied with
ae the town nscass ns barn. 97 o. excellent ell %
mirabe stock Farm This opportunity to secure
Rsi"T sa C. %fpy M xs
New.Yora.
HOME on THE HUDSON, one hour from
PHtfery house Ia rO0ms with all cOnveDienccs good
stable garden beautiful view sell cheap
dia,e applicant GEO III. PETNlE, l7S Broadway.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
Il L THE RUSSELL HOUSE OTTAWA, ONT. D. C.,
JAMES A. GOUIN, Proprietor.
undersigned received the propri-
iIS% !; 'S sns
hotel 10 the capital Of the Dominion
Cabinet Ministers Members of
Parliament and all leading public besides tourists from
part Of the world No better opportunity
offered for securing highly remnneravc and established
business Population Of Ottawa $4,000 Full particulars by
w MCKAY WRIGHT NJ. p.
Ottawa, Ontario ID. c.
ON the GREAT SOUTH BAY, at Islip, Long
~ island, FARM of $50 acres for SALE on favorable
terms. splendid water front. Boating and fishing Ed
WARD NICOLL, 23 Park row.
ONEIDA LAKE, Central New YOrk.-1Iunt-
~ ing fishing boating &C; very desirable SUMNER
HOME SALE with great attractions for Outofdoor
sports about 80 beautifully situated on
OF Oneida Lake with ne water 0nt Is q miles
east OF the Midland Railroad station Of West vienna the
pleasant Lake Shore Highway through IL house out
houses apples pears grapes Price, SO 600 Inquire Of
n. HIGINROrHAM Oneida, v. V
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
FALL RIVER LINE,

FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS exceDted.) at D. N.
From Pier %, North River. foot OF Murrayst,
THE WORLDRENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
cart A. G. SIMMONS. Capt d. M. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
The mos direct Taunton, Middeboro, Plymouth
New Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS and ell principal points In New'En
gland and the Provinces.
For and staterooms apply at 9+4 Broadway Broad
vay Twenty hirds Couts, Brooklyn, or at the
Office on the Pier al principal Hotels and Ticket Offices
IN the city. BORDEN lON ELL ARens
GEOhGE L. CoNNOk, Gen. Pas. Agent O. c. =. b. Co
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
IL FALL ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing sept Il. 1878 Trains leave Hunters Pon'
300 q mErpress mail for Grceuport, Sag Harbor Port
Jefferson. Hampstead and Rockaway All stage lines con-
1000 a. m-Wsy train Port Jefferson. Locust Valley
EenDsteai. and KOckaway IN, ~,
ll:35 q. m.-Acc0mmodation for Hcksville and Hemp
$50 m-Express for Greenpor, Sag Harbor Northport
Locust Valley, Hampstead and Rockaway
A30 D. m.-Express for Port Jefferson, Locust NalIey
Htmpstcad. and Kockaway.
$50 p m.-Accommodaton for Northport Hampstead and
Rockaway.
,s5 p. m.-E1press for Locust Valley Hampstead and
SUNDAY TRAINS
9;oam-for Port Jefferson, Locust Valley Hempstead
$50 D. m-For Northport Locust Valley, Hampstead and
n B-Perry boats eave hew ork, foot OF James slp
f. half hour sundays excepted and foot OF Thirty
foUrthst r. r. every 10 minutes, previous TO departure oi
G W. n. GUSTS, General Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Citn 1oroprrip Go fet.

Vnn plopEIlp W LII. Ltl...,uoo>
4 ADyERTIsEMENnTEs IS "a n!E FOR Rrc,Ty TUE TyIa NEW 4Mr
~ yEK 6FFIer Nv VII s II COR At
hsas, sos West Twentythrist cor r. EgHeaTsT T sR1TT
5Sd 5S1 % ass sSl af
ofFiGE SffPS
door 10 the Postohice up to p m at regular 0o9
4 RELIGIOUS SOCIETY can rent furnished
RI HILL A M SaVS aVS 1S AT ESSsy ss aae a'
AN UPPER PART of HOUSE AZ West SD
N st. 10 let unfurscd. with all conyenences for house
keeping newly paintei references exchanged
4 NICE FLOOR-Funished complete for
Aon nSn:tsfsRHs 4Sisfsns. Hsa %aaieS sal 'sn ~ w 80
NO. l FLATS. in suits of to 10 rooms,
- between Fn %aAp M BE- sss4 saS on
brown hhSANl ias shs snssffyGry ony syoo
$l-5J apply before II IN to owner 10 East 5Its
ERENCH FLATS-All modern conyeniences
itor ianIess No "a West Fifty st. between Fifth
and siIh.aves.
500 IN store 2eS West One hundred
Two iareesory high stoop houses $500 each, each
TWo rSf four high soop on $500 $500
Iye spI& & FINISHED il M ard o a%Tsy s & located brown stone
Apply Oc Of The NoI Ameea Am r,s Life if l Insurance e
siyileiist-. Dear Maaison.ave KINGMAN F. PAGE.
HOUSE to LET-Eiegantly furnished, 564
oct permit 10 examine house, apply 10 '" H.
STILES. 43 El,n.st., near Worth.st.
HOUSE TO LET, and FURNITURE FOR
SALF-Firetc.ass English basement. Aston House,
all in Jtst INST west oi 1ih.ve ana
urnrre for sale u House, $3.50 month in advance
Fnr,uIe BOUGHT coi yeas since over s5'No-
hu LITTLE used. House ready for Immediate occupancy
InonpD occupied a. rent Of houft VIII be perns
II suited rare bargain Apply 10 hOm!h MOi"AN'
No. 2 ruest
YS,D LET-One ROOM, two BEDROOMS, and
/ KITCHEN, small respectable family Inquire 1oo
5th -.
'gNO LET low to good tcnant-BrOwn-ston
HOUSE ll2 East l2othst. rapid transit iacihty Apply
10 Nj. CLARK, $40 Broadway
VENO KENT-Tbe building No. 157 East 25th-
ST. near Thrcaye, suitable ior feed store OF stable In
Qure the premises.
rsNO LET-SECOND FLOORS in a high
with all improvements ia and llt East 59 s.; zee owner
ITO RENT-First FLAT, 1888 3d-ave., near
7lsfs rooms all light all the r proyelnents rent
moderate good tenant Apply TO L. j. CAkPLNTEh' ~
3dave, Bible House
rTNO LET--The UPPER PART of HOUSE
27l nine IL within three blocks Of
Washington Market; VII be let IL two families Inquire ia
the store Of JOHN n. WELSH.
rsNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
4 q building fscisg City Hal Park the rooms well
adapei billiard hSving high ceiling rno
light and easy sccess Apply 70 j. N WYCkOFF x Co., Il
Park row.
CT OGO ELEGANT. NEW 3-stOry and
- ,b0OOs asenent HOUSE cabinet hnish mirrors.
DC III complete and in perfect or4tr q "a near 4tayt
will lease; gain. Apply 10 SQUIRES l,33G Jhriave
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

IJKUN IDTNNE AND DI DIV4NI4NV V4N
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Consolidation OF sTONINGTOS LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NEW-NORK and BOSTON
STONINGTON LINE
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT, AND BOSTON
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS.
TII. RSD.iYS, and hATURDAiS, and NARR tGANSETI,
MONDAYS. WEDNks DAYS, aud FRIDAYS. leave Per 3a
" H.. foot Of Jay ST., At p. Ia.
Trnch uckrs all principal points in New I'm Gland and
be obtained al HairOad Depots and Boo
be secured in advance ~ the
ohcos Express Company and At 3ls brosd"sy
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
The stanch ard powerful seau,hps kI.E,rRA; mon
TU ESDAY-, THURSDAYS and S.iTU RDANS, le:.ve Pier
~ " H.. foot OF Robinson ST. nj Direot TJqte Tor
Worcester and al Northern jn'n:, via Worcester.
Freight via either limo Ia o. Il JHo II rates.
y. :. BADCOCK, President
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL %
Owning and operating the only route 70 CooperttoWn
sharon Cave, allsion, saratoga Lake Geoig an
places on Lake Champan Night trains and steamers Ifon
NswYo connect st Albany ana Troy with moing in ss
The day midday trains nth evening ans
for ali the named plsces Z. MAYO, Genl PASS
Agent IL Y. OI.YPUAN1 Asst frest.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

DENSITY LVANIA RAILRO AD.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE And uNIrEb STATES MAIL
Express lIarii.nrg Pittsburgh the West and South
IL: sunday. aud $50 ?. M. ,,.n , ,,,ua,nhi. an,
Eric II. H. DIV at Phiad''phia). 30 r. n for
Willamspo LccA Haven, co;iy aud Ere o.o p H. con
CORY FOR Iusyie Petroleum Centre and the On
For Baltimore washnrton and the South Limited WISH
go A. in. arrive Washington Al 4:l0 y. N. Regular At
S4Cs m "a api rh,idiIs m s19dsE 20 4o $3.50 M 1880 s. T.
Ia $50 o. z 80 D. ru ~ uignt. sunday a. m.
& e, ssyaTl q. d g j. S is', Tn i H. +
~ 40 y.0 s;lo 20 p; ogp; Sada' Su & SO g. %
0fS !1aosr & 40 r., y ls%S 75 siS s;S
TO- ii:io D. M snd ~ night Sunday "a m 30 ''o. T.
es9 SO 6, -. 70 10 4 g. ~ 6 1s g. sd sS siS
For Wo'brdge Anboy. and south Arooy and 10
For % Sso Nss 2sns~ici 1" s ~ $40 ao s2o
clio D. M .ad IL night sanday .on q NJ, t. nod7 p M
For For K,asdns Kin: s,s'sns sus lacs1 i M
For Prinf,tou. !. 30 a IA. 251 = aio ana p IN.
fur Ian,,e,tville. $50 a. n. =. i;iu, ana D lsni ~
For Darlington rhip.bary and Beividrr~ $50 m and
. z, R,or %i ixerc.r and somerset Branch. sp u.
ror Trenton otdenOwn Huntingdon and Camden 80 and
sSS.% 1:.nsis laso "a : i. D. ' ard and M s.iopm
to- Farningdsls ard sqnan 10 T. N, and p m ,..
hrnstown remSe,'9 aIs raa'n va n'r'n Amoey
FOR usitstown and Pein ri"ii Ill., VA ferth Amooy'
Trains srrve follows. From ii,tson,ss 655 and 100
ard go S.y , ILL., s,6a S ma aIa q, ssc p m aay n
b!S Si 70 Ilo j m M saaa.y % :5 l :so
01 2,cici ohes. and 81 nIeadSay 50 A'i" .Su.s
srooiiyn Sos ii4 is ard ms LIgi'ous' oeotsn
Faux THoKTsQN, General NAuagsf.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsatonic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Cahanesp at 1880 IN ane bridgeport ~ ii
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

rS,O LET-One ROOM, two BEDROOMS, and
l KITCHEN TO a sma es.ectabie family. Inquire 7O6
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

KEEP THE RECIPEs.-Every housekeeper
should have her own recipe book-a book
of her own creation, of gradual growth and
excellence-and we propose to show our
lady readers how to make one. In the first
place buy a blank-boolI and write your
name and the date on the first leaf. Divide
the book into as many different depart
ments as you wish, heading each page with
the department to which it belongs, as fol-
lows: Recipes for cleaning; recipes for
soups; recipes for cooking meats; recipes
for cake, and so on through family cooking.
Then comes cooking for the sick, care for
the sick, and all the various things that are
a part of woman's duty, and for which,
unfortunately there is no school but ex-
perience. Number your pages if they are
not numbered in the beginning, and make
an index, leaving blank spaces in the index
to correspond with the blank pages between
departments which you do not expect tC
fill Immediately. Write down under these
different heads every recipe which yor
have actually tried, or the result of whicl
you have seen in the house of your friends
and enter the page in the index.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

There is pretty general belief that the
man who will receive the next Republican
nomination for the Presidency has not yet
been prominently talked about. Shrewd
politicians say that the next six months
may bring about such changes in public
sentiment as to sweep out of sight all the
now conspicuous candidates, and put in
their places men now unthought of. The
Boston Journal thinks it unadvisable for
any aspirant to build his hopes of success
upon anything he has done this year, and
adds: "The next Presidency is not to be
captured nor manged-neither can it be
bequeathed by Gen. Grant. 1t remains at
the command, as we believe, of the Repub-
lican masses Of the Union, who propose to
deliberately bestow it at the proper time
for the national benefit. All interested
will govern themselves accordingly. Of
course, any amount Of speculations and
gossip is inevitable as the great contest
draws near, but judicious men will rate it
at its real value, and mono, certainly, but
iudicious men ought to be found among
the possible candidates"
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

COMMON School EDUCATIoN.-For the
better success and highest elevation of the
agricultural classes, no one thing is more
needed than a more suitable system of
Common School Education in the rural
districts. There, where the larger class of
pupils are ultimately to follow agricultural
pursuits, the sciences and principles which
appertain to, and lie at the foundation of
farming, should be fully and efficiently
taught, such as geology, botany, chemistry,
and the like, with practical lessons in horti-
culture, formation of soils, the nature of
plant growth, and the adaptation of plants
to soils and locations.
Yet, with all the great wants and i'm
portance of the rural classes, how little
next to nothing-do our books and teachers
in the schools present to supply these
wants. Suitable books and skillful teachers,
for this business, should be supplied in
schools, as common as grammars and arith-
metics.
A wise Spartan, being asked what boys
should be taught in school, answered: "a
full and clear knowledge of the busines:
they were to follow through life, to fit them
| for it."-Naryland Farmer.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

LIVING TOO FAsT.-In our day, both mar
ried and single people live too fast. A
bachelor now has need of an income such
as would once have satisfied man with
a family; and the husband and father re-
quires for his single household the means
that twenty years ago would have supported
two families, if not three. Daughters are
sent to fashionable schools, at an enormous
cost, there to learn extravaganza, and in
short, to become fitted for anything but to
become the wives of poor men. Sons are
ruined with unlimited pocket money, late
hours, and almost total absence of parental
control. Thus we not only waste our own
estates, but perpetuate the vice in our
children. In every way we are living toe
fast.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

WE ALL Have OCR SATANs.-Each one of
US has different Satan. Satan comes to
one man in the form of idleness, and makes
him waste day after day, year after year,
until he has wasted his whole life doing
nothing. Satan comes to another man as
work, and makes him destroy himself in
the opposite way, wearing out prcmaturely
his brain and his body. lie comes to
another as Christian zeal, and the man be-
comes bigot full of fire for the Lord but
the Lord he serves is God of wrath, God
who cares for triHes, a God who prefers
sacrifice to mercy. lie comes to another
as charity, but it is a charity which tole-
rates evil and let's it alone, which has no
edge to it, no courage; and indolent charity,
which is not love at all, but only easy good
nature. SO he disguises himself as an
angel of light, calling himself patriotism
whom he wishes to make nations hate each
other; calling himself Christianity when
he wishes to make men persccute each
other; calling himself honesty when hC
wishes to encourage man in his rude and
overbearing ways; and SO on, changing
himself into every virtue and every grace
james Freeman Clarke.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

THEGREATSwIMMING MATcH.-The second
deposit ($400 side, the first having been
$lOO) in the great swimming match from
Chester to Philadelphia, a distance of about
l6 miles, for a stake of $1,000 per side, and
the worlds championship, between J. B.
johnson, champion of the world, and Thos.
Coyle, was placed in the hands of William
McGonegal at Eighth and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, last week. According to the
articles of agreement, the race will take
place on Thursday, July 22d. The final
deposit of $500 apiece is to be made on or
before the evening of July 18th, at the
Rainbow tavern, Amity street, New York
| CITY.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

Hoes AND Hoe EATERs.-The Philadelphia
Press is startled by the fact, as shown by
statistics, that within the United States there
are no less than is, ,OOO,O0Ohead ofhogs. Ex-
elusive of aged toothless persons, and young
infants, and those who abstain from pork
as an unclean thing, there are now livingin
the United States just about 36,000,OO0
human beings, which gives to each of them
just half hog his personal consumption.
There are many, however, who eat but little
pork, and this enables many others to go
the whole hog, without disturbing the gen.
eral equilibrium.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-30

VISITORS TO THE CENTRNNIAL.-The Cen
tennial Board or Finance has been estima-
ting the probable number of visitors to the
Centennial, and have placed the minimum
at 100000. A reliable frm, with exten-
sive European connections, is already in
receipt of advices which lead to the belief
that all Europe will be represented by at
least 100000 people. The greater part OF
these will come from Great Britain and
Germany; it is difficult to say which will
send the larger number. This LEAVES ., 800,
600 to be drawn from the States and Terri
tories, nearly all of which have given very
promising assurance.