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I nm determined to sell goods nj the very low
est prices, and will give every advantage to my
customers. ask but one price, and that the low
est IN the city.
Bargains In DRESS GOODS;
Bargains in BLACK GRENADINES;
Bargains in BLACK ALPACAs;
Bargains In MOURNING GOODS, Sc;
Bargains in PARAsoLS and LACE SHAWLs;
Bargains In WHITE GOODS, &C.;
Bargains In CAs,IMEREs and LINENS;
Bargains in RIBBONS ard sCAEFs;
500 pieces choice styles BEST PRINTS at &c. a
yard;
BEST PACIFIC LAWNS ut 12Hc. worth zoe. a
yard;
just received, new lot OF TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, light and dark shades, at 75c. worth
sl.l5 u pair;
Win open on Monday and during the entire week
a large line Of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS,
FANS and FAN.CHAINs, PARASOLs, and
lots of other goods, oil to be sold at the very
lowest prices;
a PLAIN and STRIPED GRASS LINEN at
l2hc. worth zoe. yard
Call early and secure the great bargains at
WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
COL Broad street.
\, B.-Country orders solicited and promptly at
tended to. Goods sent c. y. ID. or otherwise.
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The Blacx Hills.

When CusrRa's expedition gota sight OF
Gold in the Black idtlls it was plain that toeS
would be soon fdll of gold.hunters, Indians
or no Indians. The Administration said tue
rights OF the Indians must be respecteo' anu
Genera, GRasr put bis foot down and swore
that yold. hunters should not violate them.
The military were sent alter some oaaa
turned them back. Yet go they would, ana
they did. The hast news we have from the
bi,ls g that a hundred men were minsag
with good saccess Ia the presence OF the
arsps officers and of TIE scientific expedition
sent thithec by The Government to ascertain
whether there was gold there or not. scthe
6 cussess' are ahead Of the Government, and
the Government either can't or won't stop
them, .
1t is an idle eaing for the GoveruHsent TO
attenpt to keep people out Of the gold.dis'
giuss. They will 60 there, and they will go
to all desirxbte places Whenever they are
found out. The Indians will net be able 70
hold exclusive possession Of any very gooo
places 1t is manifest destiny that all races
inferior &c the Caucasian wilt have to sur
render to him all the choice spots in shose
ATTITUDES adapted especially to bis physical
conditaen. But particularly must they stand
aside where gold is found. Hardly anything
short Of the Internal regions can keep the
white man frem gold placer"
"sFerrED TAIL" and " HOLE UNDER TIL
Grg-.D" may grunt and protest, but If the
geld in the Black Hills holds out they mus
"nspe on. The Government can't he'll
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MT COHEN BROTHERS

B- COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot in
remnants) at 12Tc.
They have also one OF the largest assert ments OF
DRESS GOODS in the city.
DRESS GOODS at 9, l2K, 16, and 49, for the
WORsTED DEBEGEs-reduced from &c.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price.
Their assortment of BLACK and .COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
at various auction safes.
Do not fall 10 see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 12}.c., at &c. reduced from
3Oc., at Csc reduced from ACC.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUES.
Also. FRENCH NAISSOOk and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to Csc, usual value 80 to 45c.
SWISS MUsEINS and TARLATANs oought- at
recent auction sales. See their prices.
FRENCH-WOvE CORSETs at Soc, at Tic worth
s1,ats2 selling sesaefdAy s1.75, at 81 so
reduced from s2.7
The largest variety in HAYRgKsH EDG1NG and
INSERTING ever effered. .a,,.
Also, 4 large stock of PARASoLS,4 ri ,ts
CuTToN TRIMMING In great variety at fully half
value; :a .s..i :. 4
Also, COVENTRY apd GUlPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usualprice. IL!
RIBBONS in nil widths and shades; 49,,
SASH-RIBBONS from SOC. up. je5
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A TRENTON, FIREMEN.

The regular au ,rterly meeting OF the R0AR u
OF CONTRIB of the FIRE DEPARTMENT :aa e OF
The itv M chur,rd Cor the assessment OF INES Tor
,he,nrrcnt nuar.er will he held at Eueine-heuse 4
on MUSDAY EVENING the 2S'h instant at Z
o'clock. By order of the acting Chief Engineer;
. 'Je 24-4t u. a. GAkOM ED. SN-H:
T1HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
ING or THE VIRGINIA EDUGAIlONAL
NDIITFRARY ASSOCIATION " III he held IN
The basement Of Third.Street Church on NeA
FRIDAY NIGHT, 25lh instant, commencing AZ Q
o'clock. A full ard prompt attendance Is IT.
quiesn.a'io President.
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EXCURSIONS.
ECr EXCURSION

SELECr EXCURSION
y TO WASHINGTON,
THURSDAY, july i. 1875,
ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac kali
road aud Potomac river.
Round trip only So. Last opportunity OF visiting
the capital this season for the small sum OF ~.
Secure your tickets early. The train VII! leave
the head Of Broad street on THURSDAY morning,
July lst, at quarter before s O'Clock.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: T. L. Court
ney, William z. Gretter, William II. Cardozo, X.
5. Denny.
Tickets for sale at George SchGn's, Eleventh and
Main; H. =. Wyau,s musie;store; "l!'ian n.
Inaun,s Grugsto e. 7U3 vest Main; Weisiger's drug
Store, Manchester; and by the committee:
kXcursiouists can b: landed al Mount vernon on
cents txtri. ie % 81
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DEATHS.

Acci6e drowned. Oh Wednesday. june %,
1875, WILLIE JOSEPH son Of henry K. aud
Carrie Bonn: aged ten years.
The funeral will take place THIS (Friday)
MORNING at 10 o'clock from the First presbyle-
rIan church tRev Mr.. rrestoD'sl. The frienos of
the faH,ly and of bis grandfather tWiiiam IL.
beDson) are invited ~ attend.
Died, on the Gath instant, at 1880 O'Clock =. NJ,
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH. infant of
Colonel 4. NJ. X. and n. Z. Talcolt; aged two
mo;l' rs aud tive uty-f ur DAYS. @.""
The funeral will take place from the residence of
the currents at 5.30 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
The friends Of che family are invited 10 attend.
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MEETINGS.

0RDERS No. -. RICHMONDN2
No. Xxx. T.-sIn ~
q stcnrS,-Assemh'e at yntir asylum: on ~
ErsnklIn street. THIS friday NuKN-
iN(; MT o O'Clock, to act as an e.ceft 70.
I oaua No D 10 receive the Sir knights VINO nave
h,.,n on pilgrimage to Boston. Dress; blacs sult;
whjJr gloves fatigue cap, aud side-arns. caps anu
si.ie-arrns will be furnished at the asSiun
je 25-1ta a. :. L.E: @ele-ans--99.-
MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe mem. T.
fNf hers or RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10: "
viii ATTEND called meeting at the Niasons'
Hai, This iFfiuay) MORNiNG at 8 O'Clock TO re-
csase The retunsnY Fir Knights or Richmond Com
mandery, No. o from their pi2rimage 10 bess ani
lodges Nos. ., II, 10, SO. 40: o. ~, %; NJ anu
3 r. e T JAMES E.RIDDlCK. Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL
{ COMMITTEE FOR The EN- en-, ~, nj m .,
MENT OF THE GREAT COUNCIL Of LIE III =
TINITrD STATES, ]. D. R NJ, VIII meet 4 h.o
friday RvRNfSG at 8 O'clock ae my emce, cor
ner cS bro I'd and Eleventh streets. Every me"-
her ef The com r7ittee is requested TO oe prssen.
b. 25.lt* Fl. CAHELL ThBb. Cnalrma
TIME BROAD-eTREEr ASSOCIATION:
The members Of the Association are reqnss tI
70 meet MT nv Office IN FRIDAY EVENING
MKT at g O'Clock A full attendance IL earnestly
desired as business of much importance 10 t9e AZ
ISOLATION viii be laid before the mssng any mus
| be aiten6cd 70. JAAbo bIaOtSsrt
10 24-0t - lSoIISu.-
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OLD FIRST vIRGISIA REGIMENT,
RICHMOND, June "a, 1875.

OLD FIRST vIRGISIA REGIMENT,l
RICHMOND, June "a, 1876.
OOMRADEs,-You will please assemble y
at the Virginia opera.House on FRIDAY EVE y
MING, june 25, 1875. at O'Clock, ior tue pur'
nose of making the necessary arrangements Tor our
next anniverssry-July IL, 1875. &c.,
nv command of GBN'L T. I. MOORE,
President.
F.. H. CHAMBERLAYNE. Jr., Secretary. je24-2t
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AsTRoLoGY.-Professo HARRISON, of At
lauta, fluids in the late transit of Venus suf-
icient producing cause OF recent storms.
whilst Professor TIcE, of St. Louis, finds
like causes in JoviaI. Martial, and Eenusan
equinoxes. Surely astrology is not an aban.
doned "sceuce." What terrible storms an
eclipse of the sun ought to produce that is,
ia other words, the transit Of Luna.
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Mr.. I. /. i. WALDORF Main street, bias
sent 10 US copy OF the illustrated Chrss.
nan Weekty for June 26lb, which contains,
amongst other things, a good likeness of
hsV. ). b. JETER, d. D., of this city, accom-.
panied by short biogi Apply written by Rev.
so1S =. CR2A.rs, I'D.
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Contraction and suffering" is the BdtL
more Gasete's way to resumption. 1t is the
" hard !" prescription. 1t is fallasious. 1t is
the way to increase distrut. drive away con-
hdence, ard make resumption futile.
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PIC-NICS.
CT, JOHNS sUNDAY-sCHoOL PIC.NI
TO TIE
SHADES OF SHIRLEY.

ST. johns SUNDAY school have the pleasure OF an
nounring that. having chartered the commodious
steam r COCKADE CITY. they will leave the wharf
Al Rockets on the morning Of TUESDAY. 18th
instant, at haIf-past O'Clock, for trip down the
river 10 Shirley.
Band, will furnish music fo1 the occasion.
The sale OF tickes is limited TO such number IS
will insure comfort with pleasure
Tickets for S lie ut Woodhouse 4 Parham's book
stone and AT the dIugstorrS of A. A. Scott ana A.
W. Noting, Or Of any teacher Of the school.
lie 22-td
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If a Lyuchburs paper had spoken of that
part of summer which is yet to come as "the
remaining solstice," what fun GREGORY
would have had. See Appeal of yesterday
local column).
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DRYs GOODs.

ON MONDAY, JUNE 2isf, I WILL.
mark DOWN ALL DRESS GOODS re-
maibing in stock from fifteen to twenty per cent.
lower than these goods have been offered ut any
time this season.
A splendid stock of CAssTMERES for boys, and
mems wear; a large line OF I'D GLOVES, WHITE
GOODS, LINENS. and HOSIERY, Will also be off
fered at reduced prices.
Call early md be convinced that yon can secure
bargains at CHARLES HUTZLER's,
je19 Gil Broad street.
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Colone! ALBERT G. PENpLEroN died at his
nome, In Giles county, on Saturday OF last
week. He was about seventy years OF age,
had been prominent politician, very much,
IN public life. and was very estimable gen.
tieman. he was brother of the Kite Joas
5. PgNDLEToN. Of Culpeper
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referring to MIR. McCULLoca's letter. we
wan ask landowners can it be supposed
tnat men will desire to purchase Lands that
cannot pay taxes? That's something To
th'nk OF. the croakers and yahoos 10 the con.
trary Notwithstanding.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, COMPANY G, FIRST q
N REGIMENT yOLUNTEERS.-A.' emole p
in fuiI-dress uniform In front OF II Wy nan "
EIslDAY AT 81 O'Clock for dril. = full attend IL
ab &c OK Z trapeS'eO j. 81. PARATER. Captain.
arrays. ATTENTION. Assemble at B
" your arIncry. over Merchants National r.
Rank corner of Thirteenth and Min streets, al NJ
az n'cIock TU-NIGH -, In undress uDiio rm, 1or il
driil, &c. By order Of Captain l.. J. fossiET3'
!, or,. First Sergeant.
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No. Mayor GREGORY is not the Appeal
mon. He is better man.
P.S.--W hich one:
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ITO! FOR DREWRY'S BLUFF.

Having made arrangements with the owners for
the privilege of landing and Use Of the houses, am
prepared 10 TAX Picnic aud ENCNR>lON
PARTIES to DkEWkY'S BLUFF, where there Is
very excellent spring of water; one large house;
four rooms suitable for dancing. aud tveral small
houses: splendid shades charge for landing. use
of houses and grounds cents each. For terms
apply to r. MoNIhOMnh1
Captain staam-yacht din or
10 24.lw CURTIS Il PARKER.
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TUNE 10, 1875.
CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & co.


Examine our CALICOES al 81 and &C.;
Examine our NECK-RUFFLESa at 50c. per dozen
examine our DRESS GOODS;
Examine our MOURNING GOODS;
Examine our PuLONAISE PATTERNS;
Examine our GRENADINES at Coo;
Examine our SILK STOCKS;
Examine our CAsSIMERES;
Examine our YAkD.WlDE PERCALES at l2H,
log, and 25c.;
Examine our LINENS. LINEN sHEETINGS, and
PILLOW LINENS; t.t -. =
Examine our large and handsome assortment of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR;
ExamiRe our LADIES' UNDERsKIRTSatSl ard
1925.
We have Just received handsome assortment Of
LADIES WHITE VICTORIA and LINEN SUITS
and COSTUMES.
just received, a full assortment OF LADIES'
STRIPED HOSE In very desirable styles.
From this time forward we will offer great In
ducements In DRESS GOODS.
Our stock shall he kept complete in all Of Its
branches. and every novelty, as sooa as introduced
in New York, shall be presented to our customers.
ie Is
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MARRIAGES.

Married, On the evening of the oath instant by
the Rev. N. v. Wilson. ID. D., .t0r the Baptist
J.lONtY; all of Richmond, Va. NO cards
Petersburg. Dauville, aud Granville tVa.) papers
nlpaSn
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M NEW GOODS
V-5 ron rr-vF ANN IT-I "

tI NEW GOODS
FOR JUNE AND JULY.
T. r. PRICE CO are again In market, and
opeuip r daily by steamer and express
BLA X IRON hHEhADIN -.
BLACK MEXICAN CIR IN Dimes,
BLACh TAFT SILKS, very cheap;
BLACK eros GRAIN SlLks, very cheap;
ELGaNr BORDsR"D ORGASDl2S,
Lawns and j AuOh ETS,
PLAID and PLAIN POhGEEs,
POLUNAlS.. HsMBURGES. ....
{. STRIPED SINS, THINNING SILKS,
LADIES kiD-GLOVr s, CORSEIS,
GAUZE sllIRTs for gentlemen ana ladies,
GAUZG SHIRTS for boys ann 81 lis.
FANCY PEhCALES ano CAMBRlCS, l24c.
10 Ss.s.
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,NLDDOMINIGNR USIEESS COLLEGE,
~ No. 1917 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, "a.
The ninth annual session will Gegin October 1sI
aud continue till JGne 1st following. Actual
clearinghouse Practce. Bookkeeping In all Its
branches, Penmanshipkho plain aad ornamental),
Commercial Law, Commercial Ayithme tic. Busi-
ness Customs. Forms, Correspondence. Common
English. sc. RAr parric<s drs. address
ieL6 GEORGE NJ. NICOL.
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ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICES.

NOFlCE.-Aa persons indebted to the
IN estate of the Ixte j. N. MCGOWAN will please
call ardvsetle their accounts, as am DESTROYS OF
settling sly adminisaratrix account
ZANE Mag, Executrix.
No. 1911 Cary street,
je 23.3t between Seventeenth and eighteenth
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EDUG1TIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
" SUMMER Law LECTURES (niue weekly
begin 18Th July. 1875. and end l5th september.
Have proved e signal use LIST, students desIgn-
Ing to pursue their studsis at this or other law
school; 81, to chose who pro ose to Study pri-
yatel, Sd, to ya,ug practitioners who have not had
the advantage Of systematic instruction. dor cir
cular Apply (posl<sfice University Of Virgiusal to
SUHN r. MIkus,
IL IA Inn Prof Comm an and Statute Law.
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n1S NEW CASSIMERES, DRILLS,
DUCKS, &C., FOR SUMNEk.-T.R K. PRICE i co.
are opening daily CASSlM GRES for summer
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS and SUIT
IN6S, DRAPE e ErE for gentlemen; SOCKS,
SHIRT, TIES. &C. Stock kept full aud complete
through entire season, and goods sold at far value
all the time. - Jeo
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PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA PESITESTIARY,1
SUPKRINTESDENT'S OFFICE, June %, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIVED until ~ O'Clock NJ. on FRIDAY, June
25, 1875 for furnishing The Virginia peDiientiary
with Supplies for The month, OF July and August
the same 10 be delivered ut the Virginia penl,en-
tiarv, free of charge for package or draysge, at
such times and In such quantities as may be re-
uured.
700 pounds CLEAR RIB-Ra con.
go barrels Of EXTRA SUPEnFlNE FLOUR,
800 pounds Of RICE lsample)
700 pounds OF RIO CuFFt T. (Sampte),
500 pounds of SuGAP-Hrown-Gam ple,D
so gallons Of CIUER VINE GAR,
1900 pounds Of SOAP (samp!r),
6 sacks OF LIVr RPOuL ,LT.
500 gallons Of MOLASSr 5 lsample),
l25 bushels Of IRISH POTATOES, 80 POUNDS
to the hushcl,
SO barrels of H tRRISGS.
The above estimates of quantities. are based on the
present numoer of Inmates, TO be varied as they
may Increase.
Forms Tor proposals be obtained ut the office
of the GeneIal Agent Of the PeDilent larry, NO.
1912 Cary STREET.-THE be addressed 10 the upder-
signed. endorsed Proposals tor supplies 10 fir-
ginia Penltentay,' 10 be left at the flee of The
with tateIneht of brand and quail.
ity of articles.
The Board OF Directors reserve the right TO re-
iscl any or all proposals offered.
BY order OF the Board. -
lie 23-3t Superintendent.
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.

This delightful summer seaside -esor, : ,..
open for the reception IF visitors.
LARGE BALLRooM, FINE BAND, su-,vo
FISHING, BATHING, BILLIAKD-RooNs. Row ,,n
ALLEYS, &C., &C. TELEGRAPH OFFICE ,s r,,-
HOTEL. 'Hs
Boats from Richmond. Washington. Esl,;mo,s
Norfolk, &c., touch at the hotel wharf.
TERMs.-June: $50 per month, as Nor w.,
e. SO per day. July and August: $65 ner mon
S1s per week, 80 rer day. Special term. r,'
season. WILLIAM T. HOWELL.
&c 9-1m NJ
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spEcaAL NOTICES.
MT GREAT RUSH FOR BARG AIMS

~ AT
WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
COL BROAD STREET.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Summer Retreats.


CRONWELLs LAKE HOUSE.-High eleya-
" command ng ies unsuT tss.d seenrry oeaal,n M
lake HvigOratnc The ahy and irVilhc pace Io
autumn within 30 miles Of Se~iork For ilnst rated clrcu
lar address OLIVER CRcaWELL hlghlan1 Ml.s :. /.
HEATH HOUSE,
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Morris County, y. j. will remain untl oct J. ZINE
seeuery good and pure mountain air n" Iio.1nl
Toes Va Horri. and Essex r. r. Boat leaves loot of
parcay -t aio q. and iOp Time, two hours 70
ackettsiown thence miles by stage 10 eash
tObthaN N Cinni'S - -
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Del. Water Grp, Penn
T1fBO. HAU.fR Proprietor
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass
~ &" Paradise of America" a-"-Jcnnv Lind
Grand stopping on place from White Mountains 70 rev
york II increahlng patronage during the beau
tfnl Autumn open all the Terms. nom september
s6 10 az per week Seni stamp for Tourists Guide
SURF HOUSE-Ocean Beach. Monmouth Co..
- NeS jersey. viii remain OPEN through SEPT EhbEh
Fine Bathing. Fishing aud Gnnning Address "A ABOVE:
CEA CLIFF HOUSE, Sea Cliff, J.. l., on the
- sound hour and half from New ork by i l. II X
or steamer pleasant sail charming location and reasonable
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Broohlpm propertp 90 Get.

A DELIGHTFUL HOME; 10 rooms all the
IN comforts " s5OoO honse In New YORK NJ the low
In Brceklyn pass the door l. W. AAHNUM, Owner 253
IIalscy- st.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

From Piers 4. and ~, North River.
FOR los DON DIRECT
ITALY. Sa'-uday, SEPT. :. az $car
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
FNGLA y D,eIt b q. H. OF Elm SEW. IS 1879 m
LUYPT set. II. p. N. SPAIN....Stpt =, m
Ca1u pa.sage so aid $50 Stecrsee AZ Ar"ai
rcauc.d prices Ne;un tc.es n. rsuced rates reiaii
sinersge cr. Is rnn ir rao0 lie rates. Apply a
TIC Company Z tice, 40. 80 Broadwsy , ,,.-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
BroohlNn iscal Gstate for sale.

A SPLENDID HOUSE in LexingtoD-ave ve.,
~ Broo,lyn ,jon twosiGry CottSge 10 Sc; 49, ~
fruit % m.unt.S ferries Eisi clls locality lef4-S
10 slit HASTINGS 953 BIosdDa, op 0sse Deh4bav"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
lmuSementS.


GILMORE" CONCERT GARDEN,
" LATE HIProDRoNE c...,...-
THs 4 aasT MSsxIyisEsI AEpKy iS THS WoRID
0iL12Efs 4aE asxh4Esr hHn9 1GyIsS ~ % cohSETisT
and srqNos mR ffAsefEfAfrrrnA. 4 sfGSfrrrnA
the eminent BARITONE
MATINEE on SATURDAY. 2p a. sEnENApk nAND
r YCEUM THEATRR.
afE &c sAs4s SIS5S4 S9aE f1c H'n's'
q1ssa s"s o.ss ss Spo pc 'sT sa Family ros 5oe
a'e extra E5SbAT EiiSais ssIss fS s.p.ens.,
IN m.s m Mem
full opera O0uhe' in MTE. ;ssfs "a TsncHrpuc.
se '"SfsnTs 9si q
Mons. O. DE 9UERcY. Mons X DUrLAN.
Mile. FIJI TroHRgscE iRPssrfHis pGrAnc q
xs.. sS RSdER Fl ralis esrE bsRGY
Mu.cal Directors. n"orn' NM VAN GaE%E RosESp9qM
stage Manager r...--..............a. EMILE sCHAIpT
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
Open SoSB14s eafB 5H9ay' aEp rs
DARK THEATER. Broadway and 22d-st.
l. Mr. and MpMRATi ND. y. sspt j. pFtts5nENcn s
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BOX once now open.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THIRTY Fol RTH SEASON.
books for the coming season VIII ne ocnen
september the sole once OF ne 80
ciey 80 Union Decker Brothers. from 10 IL
a. and from . til p. .
ON 26 October 10 n the selection or season
vii commenced at the aoyenames ONCE ab1 SUD
scbers viii choose their ssots In fhe order of tner
the suscripon list subscribing having priority OF
CHOICE. A.. -.
IRE performed win he in greater variety than
faier spasOns their execution will he perhcted Oy an
f. If. SCHERMERfIORN, President
d. ScHAAr Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Real gsiaie Go gxfhanee.

IN CARROI.L-ST., near PROSPECT PARK
" Very deslaDle hreest0ry brswrsone HOUSE. Duit
IN best manner and every improvement
KULASD a WAIIlAG Boekmap ST
TEXAS LANDS-To be exchanged for good
i family RI iDENCE in SewI IOlk Immediate
Address r. L. g. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Board ard Rooms Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY teacher desires BOARD IN
"A strictly pr.vai, famv room mg;t b. .ra.an w:.h
nlOIe fVt"r.iScS 'A
claIgct. address g. i. T., ot1 sthsvt.
yCANTED-HOARD and good home IN
W strictly private Amer family, by Preach Selut-
man mcarras' Acgrss ti4-OtOzs IAhAIrN. BOX
I5l. TT.Dnne Olce.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
hnicis.
Deepening OF TIE
ASrOR HOUSE.

~ l'ph tlCtfNFs.
EEW-YORK CITY, by ALLEN & DAM
The ASTOR HOUSE. having been ENTIRELY HENO
WAITED with NJ 1DEHN lNP8ON EMEMIS aud N..m W H. I
EITHNISIIED. viii De opened II tSI CLASS no. f
ON The EI ROPEAs i'LAS about sent !, ls76 The buS
ness public will ini II o the most conior ue al c"Ae
nieut city being unusually IA RGE tif
and AIRY. one Of otis Bros ELEtiANT PAss ~ HEfs
EVATUIi, will run ALL DAY AND ALI. NlGHl IN,
BET OF sERVAN NTs VIII De employed and pans VIII
be sparei for the COMFORT Df IIo PAIHONs MALI eh'
trance On Nesey RCOnls ~ 10 81 \ day ..x.
The EOTUNDA has been elegantly ftted as KEsfAu
RANT will fun sh ALL the De.lcacis o tle - Aso
Thc FINEST OYsTERS In the cOintry : -Pk',iA / - =
iIOIDRs. AIFs. dc ALLEN e DAM Proprietors.
GoUVEilNEUR K. LANSING, Manager. -,
N B.-Nr. DA " vii continue his prUiletorship W tle
UNION SQUARE HOTEL Nes-forA-one of the b-st-
known Ho;els lp town.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRx. Sept. I. 1878.
rAa fc,lowing were the sales at the Exchange
sa,csrocm today;
urcr story rrevu stone bukling with ,S on tne
west sac Of 1hye $1,000
-" W So By n SsRnsts
49,. .,,rv ard attic brick house. with LOT, No -
pas' sid 50 feet soatn Of Madison St. IS ann
"a X = B.lSnap for $d.SoV
h'S''' " ~ By j. s~orws.
IL, .crnris'pg % l0ss, bounded by Orchard-st.
Efand snd Viva Mount Hope 2ih Ward t O, ooo
TaSnsapd Pool., plaltn. for ...-..--.. S0U
BF X. v. BdyTen.
IN ss an nor scc Of 2de beiny the entire front be
tween Avenues u and c. 20 Henry NJ. Lee pa neh .xo
for
'rhe followir sales were adjourned
nv Ble.,l * Sou O tle I'VE houses with lots on me
.ih side OF St l45 feet II Lexngtonsse sdouned
a. sept 10.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

4 BARGAlN-FOR SALE, n 3-stOry HOUSE.
lot 25xlOu. hOtss cOatans "A al npro, eultnts
terms 10 piy the premises OF the owners "" II
MOTT, 80 Fast slta st
NfADISON-AVE.-A four-story brown stone
VA cabino. nnisl HOUSE Tor SALE al sacrlce
rutland 4 MltlTING, Beekmanst