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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
Tvttlng Association.
DECISIONS OF THE BOARD or APPEALS.

DECISIONS OF THE BOARD on APPEALS,
New York, Dec. ls.-The Board of
Appeals OF tho National Trotting Assoc
citation held its final session to-day, and
rendered the following decisions
Mosur N Chichester w. the Galcsberg
Driving Park Association; application
for removal OF penalty Of suspension
on black stallion Jessie T.. Lindell and
bay lilly Katie denied.
r. Campbell. of Mount Carmel, Mich
ignn; application for reinstatement
denied. Campbell WAS expelled for al
legged fraudulent conduct.
II. s. Rhodes. of 81. Joseph. Mo-, VS..
Galesburg Driving Park Association :
application for removal Of suspension
on j. M. Metcalf's b. m. Iowa and Mate /,
claims for the interest money denied on
the ground that the alleged postpone
ment OF the races OF the association
was made In accordance with the rules.
Battle Creek Horse Breeders Associa-
ton Of Battle Greek, Mich, VS.. IAfay-
cite Thaycr aud q. s. Frank. alias DR.
Lewis; ordered that In conformity with
rule IA, the horse be expelled, but the
owner being guilty OF no fraud that he
be restored. The board also decides in
this case that no money was won by the
horse under the alias.
The Iangsing Park association of
Lansing, OK partc,, for removal Of sus-
pension OF Edward $. Perry, OF Battle
Creek, Mich. and the br. m. Brown
Mary granted.
The board adjourned to meet at Clcve-
land on the first Tuesday in May.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

count, Al do. ct 10W11, and second
grade ut l5(01s. First class mortgages
still rule ut gGit0 per cent. per atinuil,,
second glnde continue entirely noliii-
nul,
Gold opened Mt li3n it3l. hgai'lst
ttJi ut New York, and after ~ lnoueIaVo
business. closed ut the opening rn'ss,
against ti3s IN that nai ket.. The saies
summed up $3t, 900, embracing $2NV az
ia s2ooo nj isl. 5000 nj 1l3. o 1891, and
s2OoD. $1,000. $1,000 and $4,000 ut 113l.
No sales Of silver were reported;
American half-dollars were still quoted
nj 1854 d 1904, aud Mexican dollars NJ voc,
Foreign exchange ruled mt about pre-.
yious rates, and the movement was ot
moderate extent. The sales OF storing
comprised G37, 100. embracing GloW nlu
e3OO5 bill Of lading and g1gW AZ clear
ut b44. 10000 and f80OO BIZ on iau,nH ~
5la n h44h, E2O0O and Ell 800 do. ~ 5lti.
es,w, do. Mt f,4b, $4,000 Al clear AT bi5a,
and e2OOO bank at the counter ut Day.
The snles Of francs comprised b4b. wv
commercial. embracing 60, 1000 NJ a.hJl,
900 600 ut 4.Ga9 u 4.62b, and 10000, Go,ooV
and 5000 at 4.G2h,..
Al the close sterling bills were quoted
nj 543l n b44l for bill OF lading anu Al
clear, and nc - a b4sa for bank counter
rate : u b4g). and francs at 4.63S 4.62s
FOR commercial and nominal for bank
The offerings OF New York sight were
Of fair extent, and met with moderate
demand at about previous rates. INC
anlcs comprised S23S.UW, embracing
xGCNN commercial ut per cent discount
800 900 do. 5000. e*30, 900. $35 .WW hnu
MO-. 900 private bankers, and x10,WN
and $1,000 bank ut TIC. and $5o,VV
at !. NJ.
York at | per cont discount. anu com
ncrcial sight was still quoted at 7-l6.
Nothing was reported In stocks
City bonds were quiet. and no sales
we're reported. The bids for drawn pre-,
MUM issues, which wcre to be opened
to-day. are mentioned above.
The only sale Of new State consols re-
torted was 10000 vt 55l they were sui
quoted about b5W55l. :,
M sales of city scrip were reported
II was still quoted ut t7(H4S for August
10 December. 1873 time, and july y,
December, 1874, and 50W52 for June ant
lart Of May. 1874. !,
Nothing TRANSFERRED In metropolitan
Police warrants they continued to rul,
al --C1SS for 1874 issues, Mt 6JM6b lol
1879, and were still quoted entirely
nominal for 1912 and 1862.
State warrants are apparently WIN
out movement, fundable were still
quoted at Al u AZ; not fundable at IA 80
and ut 40 u Al for 1874 issues.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
Pope Plus TX.

The Roman correspondent OF the
Constitutional gives some curious and
interesting details of the inner life of
the Pope. 1t is well known that Plus
IN Is fond Of his joke. He cracks his
wit on oil occasions. In 1872, Mgr. de
Merode broke his leg while inspecting
some houses he was having built. The
Holy Father paid him visit in his
apartment in the Vatican, whittier the
bishop had been conveyed. After con.
doing with him on his misfortune. the
rope, on leaving, recommended him
to be more prudent in future, other
wise the malddie de Ia pierre which
tormented him might play him false.
This was a sly poke at the Bishops
mania Tor building stone houses. On
another occasion homeopathic doctor
demanded his benediction for a new
hospital. The Popeat once granted it.
put In his letter he stipulated that the
pressing should he given not only to the
doctors, but also to the assistants,
nurses, and everybody connected with
tue estapilshment.that is to say. it was
not TO be benediction a dose h0ney-
Idfhtqte. II has hitherto been thought
that Plus IN holds theatres and actors
IN the utmost abhorrence. II the cor
respondent In question is to be believed.
MS holiness is nothing like so intoler.
ant In the matter as he is represented
The Pope, 1t appears, has often given
proofs OF his good will toward the sock
and buskin. When a celebrated local
comedian. named Domenilone. gave his
farewell at the Vale Theater. the HOLY
rather sent him fifty crowns for a box.
winch, however, he did not occuny'
mucn TO the regret Of the actor. Tie
rope y an excellent musician. and piavs
Ven on the violencello. He possesses a
1000 baritone voice, which he exercises
~ al festive occasions. He is very
religious fetes, and on one Occasion IN '
Eoouced . novelty which caused much
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

a q; apples $3a7 " Dbl, according to
quality Sour krout nominal ut 80 n
Dbl. Cabbages $b an W 100.
DRIED FRUIT-dood supply aud
dull Apples are quoted ut ga DC,
peaches lie ~ ID. -,
SA1IT-The stock Is ample and the
demand limited One cargo, all colrse,
arrived and sold yesterday to u dealer
on private terms, supposed to be 93c
Importers are asking 92h q 95c, to nr-
rive, and are securing storage room, in
tending to store IL above. prices are not
realized. Dealers are asking 81 02h O5
for coarse and 81 4Oa 80 NJ sack for fine,
according to quality and weight. Turk
Island Is quoted at 6b u 75c W bag OF two
bushels Table salt In pockets 2a &c
each. according to size.
HIDES Fair demand aud large stock
offered ut about previous prices. Count.
nv green arc quoted ut G9a79c, dry salted
Ii5at3c, dry flint Babe ~ ID.
In city slaughter sales are making us
follows.
Steer hides. 60 iba. and upwards v N. .9'smio'.
Steer hides, under 6n lbs s...stt.s....+.~ eo ~
Cow hides. ~ they rth.............'..t..6 M
kips 10 tO 10 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WI'
Call skins, eHrn tts' '"Na
Ok horns. zach ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

schapperles1 bx mdse cotton gins5 bales do.
coops pouItry, Gross \ Wiiams-a. bbls npplcs
g s a. os s." K esS"e Ne,s"s ssl ks
simms Il Levy bx nd#e Smith - doll
Murphy-is cka bacon rrepugnicr Aco-a~-i Dor \
mdse Col J u Parker bxg ware J u swceney-,
: pkgs mdse Wilson Scu-3 bbls corn box aeed
n Hnirnor--.ab pkgs udse n " tInnscll~-abss
cnatinga q peinrd casl II ware Rice Bros aey
bdls steel Leeds Sco-i box II ware lIennesssy
Aeo-@i0 bdls mdae Bush aeo-l bx do Matt Bros,
u bales bedding y Hubbard, " bbl7 tobaeeos
domestic W II fetchfQrd-2o DO 9 9 Ketehum~2
half bbls sugar W Plat LES pds bulk moat
Trcpagnier Geo tanks oil W ! Converse AGO.
bbIs eggs Miller gs MpyeEa gks1 ,d pa 9r
4 Snoigrass- 1870 pounds bulk meat Newman
| Rents bxs mdse !, Stublesio bdls wasto Fnloh
| aco-5 bxs udso Mrs A u lInlvey-G bda paper
u n Erbonworl, Do J, frondrocka-.y6o Aka
| lIoweott r--7 bl'ls blcon 80 lcs hams s,bawil
| ncker sco-2 coops poultry A Ksyaer--2 eoots
| pigs r NJ Seiatfcr-t Dbl snusngns Y bel HondIo
c'ops poultry Stephop STARK Il bdls oranges
| J. CJurey-Ab i,pls oranges bdls hides halls
Baiiey SEQ. 7S bales cotton q ii Sei,waitgzwW7
do ordcr-lo Lehman, Abraham &co--io Kirk.
patrick 4 Eeilh,,7i Hanger Faman &.o.- Brit
John C'llafIc sons Chalte. Hamilton Pow
I'll 10 Bussoy 6eo-a J j. Harris &eo-to Allen
West &eo-i2 J?2hn llardio &eo--}l Howard
! NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS HAILROAD--
| hhtIa sugar John tnlder--2s lbls molnssea Jno
| Thibaut-il0 do Is hhds sugar Il Beltran-i2 do
| 4 Brngier--20 do lnSnsscr 4 'inder--i0 do
Total ~ bids sugar 10 bbls moasscs 81 SKIS
| rough rice.
| NEW OHI,EANH 81 LOUIS AND CHICAGO
| II lt-TotaI 2Gp2 bulea cotton II bids sugar.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Dec. %. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

N. y. OEWOCISAI OFT ICE, DFt. %. IbI5.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tappahannock Pendleton. for. Key
West, via Cedar Keys / X Roberts
Brit ship John Bunyan. Scovill for Bremen
Hall q Vaughan
Ship Zephyr. sweetser, for Liverpool
Norton & Bell
Brit ship Arbitrator, Jackson, for Liyerpool-- :.
Ocean. Zerega dco
Steamship Hudson. Eager. for New York
A MOulton
ARRIVED.
Brit ship Dunrobin new Harris. from Bristol,
Oct "a, to Lowell Il Bailey-3d dis.
Bark Colin Z Mcneil, CrOwell from Now York,
Oct 18th. via Port Spain and Mobile. to mas
ter-l7, LIST dis.
Nor bark Hirundo. Upland, IS days from Copen-
hagan, to master-Point.
Schr John McAdam. Rathburn. days from
Havana, 10 MASTERED dis.
Schr M Bryan = from Philadelphia. Nov IS,
to Ocean, Zerega &co-Powdey House.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

WEDNESDAY ]

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. ~. 1875.
COTTON The sales to-day summed
up IL 700 bales, ut steady prices for
good staple kinds and irregular and
easier for other descriptions, requiring
a further reduction Of Ac IN our Inside
figures for ordinary and strict ordinary.
ind on the outside for good ordinary
to middling inclusive. We give also
the figures and report OF the Exchange
rs below.
AMERICAN STANDARD or Cf.AssIFfcATioN.
(,cp1'n Quot'n Fix. Quotn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
S'TEA NJ BOATS.
MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET.
6~s~ FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA.
Sxsssf Mouth 81 White River, Chicai
Grocnyille. vcksburg. Natehez
and the Bends The new aud magnificent
steamers
Mary Bell,
j. L. Hicks, muster. All Grigson clerk
For FRIDAY. Dec. "a. nj s y. IN.
James Howard,
For THURSDAY, UOo, 49, ut + D. M
u. H. Pegram, muster, J. ". GhnssaipR nIerk
will leuyc IA aboye. Particular attention given
to NIL way aud plantation BUSINESS Through
bills ot lading signed ~ all points on Chient rnIi
roads. BltOCKEFT n CARTER. Agents
dtD TX MagnSine street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
OUACHITA.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHTTA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Leaves Oh TUESDAY, dec. az, ut 8 b. IN.
~ -. FOR CAMDEN. MONROE. THEN-
Lmlh9aAt ton and nli landings on Black and
s1aas1Hs Ounohita lvers The fine. new light
draft passenger steamer
Kate Kinney,
J. J. Kinney. muster Andrew Clark, clerk.
Will leayo as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board. or 10 Capt n. A. BLANKS,
No. Cnnnl corner Delta street.
HITE " CANLIN, BRITTON ~ EPpJER,
ADAMS N WORK. LORD a. McPEAKE
dgJ
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

G-rs- FOIi NJ, LOUIS, CAIRO. MEM.
t,.Ssks:, 1t phis and -Theine steamer
III. q. Yaeger,
/. G. Van Hook master. N u. Fowler. clerk,
Leaves TU ESDAY. Dec. al, Mt b y. m.
Bismarck,
Jno Hpanc muster; Ross Powell. clerk.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Doc. "a, ut 8 y. IN.
Through bills Of HIDING via Cairo and Belmont
10 all points North aud West
J. II. WOODS X CO.,
dfoH I0t Common street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
River News.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS Den
M. .....l.., 1Nns,nt,,t..,.s

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday. December ~. 1876.
The undersigned, in assuming charge Of the
River Department Of tho DAILY DEMOCRAT, re-
apoctfuy solicits from bis steamboat friends u
continuance of tie patronage so libsrnlly ex-
tended during his connection with tho New Or
'''"' - GEO j. DUNCAN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
BAYOU SARA.

NJ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
Hermitage Port Hudson. Baton
- Rouge. PlnGlemine and wIly lind.
ings--'The United States mail. semi-weekly
packet
Gov. Allen,
I'm place Of W. 4. fikc) J. J. Brown. master,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at ..
M. for Bayou Sarn
HJTE II CARL1N, Aets., . TchoupitOnas NJ.
d23 SIN A. q. GODDIN. 10 Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
vICKSBURG.

Leaves every TUESDAY ut q y, m.
Gms.~ For VtCKsBUHG. NATCHEZ,
aIkaf Dayig's Bend and intermediary
z>2xs-ss landingsThe steamer
n. 4. Lee,
VIM. Campbell. master. A. MeVay. elork,
leaves rs Rbove, connecting ut vicksburg with
Pariaot 3 Line for nl roints on Yazoo bunnow-
or. Door Greek and Tulahatnhie.
ADAMS n WORK.
HITE n CAHEIN
dai JNO. JANNEY Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

Same time last week. 1.is1.tes i 1ss.Slo q
S w sSs, before sss 81 ssSss
With the near approach Of the holt
days there Is an evident lull In opera
tons In the money market. The de-
mand was slack to-day in bank and on
the street, with money abundant and
rates easy. In gold and foreign ex-
change the movement was moderate at
unchanged rates. New York sight con-
tinued In fair supply at yesterdays
quotations. Scarcely any movement
was reported In stocks. City bonds
not be obtained. New State consols
were quiet atabout previous quotations.
We call attention to the pro-
ceedings. of the State Board OF
Liquidation, containing IN important
report with reference to the question Of
funding the weed" warrants.
We notice that Stcrn's Fertilizer
and Chemical Manufacturing Company
declares II dividend of five per cent on
the capital stock, payable on and after
The New Harbor Protection Company
to-day elected the following Board OF
Directors: Thos. A. Adams, Paul Four
chy, Il. A. Palfrey,. Jules Tuyes, James
We are indebted to Mr.. T. Wolfe, Sec
rotary OF the Commissioners Of the
Consolidated Debt, for the following
statement Of the bids made in accord
ance with the notice Of the Administra-
tor of Finance, that proposals would
be received until IL o'clock m. Wednes-
day, December 90, for the exchange Of
thirty-eight hundred drawn premium
bonds at their face value and interest
for old bonds of the city of New Or
leans, also of tho late cities of Jefferson
and Carrollton."
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
6Mz6a1, n The A No. freight steamer
AwaA.A.S j. +. Frazer,
S$5IS.:sHS8 o. Canton, Jr., Master,
Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING fexcept Sunday for
the Belair Plantation and way landings, at
O'Clock. Returning TO the city EVERY FORE
NOON, except Mondays.
For freight engagements apply GA board. or 70
d1ou n. O. DON0HUE. 10 Grayieg street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

-. IftVtS tUtTy W EONTE5INT 7, nc =, ~.
INDEPENDENT OpEIOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
GM~ FOR WASHINGTON. PORT
k&3Rsx4Rf Barry, Churchvile Bayou Des
Glaizes, Atchaialaya, Slmmsport.
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and all interme-
diate polnts-The lightdraft passenger stcamer
st. Mary,
+. Proflst master. J. r. Schmidt. clerk.
For freight or Dnssage apply on board or 70
IIITE n CABIN, s Tchoupitoulas Vt.
Through bills lading to Bayou Boenf d19 I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
OPELOUSAS.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, Mt s .. m.
0v NOR WASH INGTON, OPELOUHhg,
Ls1ke&1s3 Port Barre Simmsport. Churchvllc.
- and all bindings on the Coast Atcha-
faaya River and Bayou Courtableau-Tho
T1eta,
g G. Pickett. master, A. Menier, Sr, clerk.
for Bayou DIES Glaizes 10 be landed at Simmsport
Or Big Bend Landing. and for Bayou Bosuf nj
Washington. For freight or passage apply ON
board or to LORD IL McPEAKE. Agents.
d11 "
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, Mt pm.
G5s~ FOR GRAND fGOKE, MONT
kfkks ~ gomery. Alexandria, Norman's.
Wares. Bartlns and all way land.
ings intermediate on the Mississippi and Red
Kivers-The steamer
@. H. Ourfee.
I'm place Of New Bart Able,)
Il. Sinnott master. Geo. G. Hamilton clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
ADAMS Il WORK.
del9 Gm No. Q Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
UPPER COAST.

TRI-WEEKLY NEW ORLEANS COAST AND
DONALDSONVTLLE PACKET.
The fine side-whec steamer
kS&ffsfF{- St, John,
y. Bergeron, master
leaves Now Orleans every MONDAY and SAT-.
URDAY nj 10 a. M. and WEDNESDAY ut ~ M.
down the coast in daylight every
SUNDAY. TUESDAYand THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
d2i 3m T. o. MELANCON, 80 Cont 1T.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
Monetary.

OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT.
New Orleans, Dec. ~. 1876. J
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

Thus far this week. - 97lo.257 10 $1.l7s6o7 30
Same time last week. 7,i3T, aG6 10 7696t0 o.
Total last week. . t3,3b5.T1s 10 1.35332b 81
Total week before'.... f3.3ab.37t 81 t,233 OSs 90
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

THE BORDER LANDS OF INSANITY. Ey ANDREW
WYNIEs, NJ. u. l2mO. pp. 3li. G.F f6il'in ~0ls
In the opinion of Dr.. Wyntcr the dividing
line between sanity and INSANITY OF delicate
tnre as 10 leave very considerable number of persons in
the neutral territory slight sui nt 10 take
Them over the frontier, and hence the necessity OF
stAnt vigilance before the point is reached which sepa-
rates the patient from the common routine OF his
civil life. Ia most Of the kind, II IL
pn errir 10 crowd tie subjects together in
atmosphere Of insanity whore they have 20 struggle with
"a host OF adverse influences in their progress towards
mental conyalescence. The true method Of cure X 10
surround the patient with persons of sound mind and
this can DE- In the family Of the physician. No
more efectual medicine he found than the family
life OF one Of che hest educated glasses in the community
The author dwels at length the agency Of physical
causes In the production Of mental disease single
timely prescription viii often convert the the
verge OF insanity his usual serenity Of mind Every
body knows tha; IL Is had time 10 ask favor OF per
con while he Is waiting for his dinner The impoverished
condition the blood at that moment
irritation and predsposes to bad temper Nor should
one engage mental labor after the principal meal
of the day The lawyer, with his blood poisoned by the
foul stagnan air Of city chambers, the clergyman,
wcared with the effort TO compose his Sunday sermon,
who resumes work Immediately after dinner invites
spoplexy aud sudden death. Not that severe mental
labor at the proper is Injurious well organized
brain demands exercise Tie pleasure attendant pro-
ducye brain work affords effective protection 10 the
worker The p2et in the full night of bis fancy rereshes
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

. euorT-p Cot-RSE or CIVII. GOVERNMENT ny
CAlyiS TO5,ysEND l2InO. pp. 2iO lVsoIh Hid.eh"D
Taylor, * Co.
The analytic essay on civil government III
which the author of the present volume hfst eAln''
itcd fine ulcct in a systematic didacc foiu, re-
ceivcd with marked favor by the public hut was adapte
TO the higher institutions OF learning in Tins country
rather than TO the schools In view oi to wants
of tie better class of scmuarcs, Mr. Townsend ha5 pre-
pared this volume, containing abridsncnt oi the p
cipes forth the larger work ana hchHed loi 'e
usc Of pupils twelve 10 sixteen years cl age IL pre-
scnts courehclsiyc view oi the practical working OF
the Consultation of the United States. treating every
point with ample detail and appropriate Illustrations
and atroriiue mass Of explicit information winch Il"
though designed the instruction Of young people
might often consulted TO advantage by The average
Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
9rstrnrticn.
Fer Boys and Young Zen City.

Fer Boys and Young Zen City.
4 RCHITECTURAL and MECHANICAL
~ DRAINING. PROF A. COLIN, Loo ilroad"&'.
4 CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
~ PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Circulars sent on arphca-
ton. THOMAS H. ASH II East ldti'st, NewNork cay
experienced TEACHER wishes to form II
"a private of pupils preparing for college to whom
viii Attention; rc.eir:i'"
Address 5. ". Tribune Uptown Once, l-3o i"aG"dy
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. ZJZ
~ MalsUuave between 2Stl and @tl sis. school h1i1A
40 m Ia 2Op H. Prospectus application IL ID
also Inserted II0w city directory between pages 4o% l.
4 STATE kLECTRO-MEDlCAL COLLEGE,
N IrcoToraicd Approved By the Governor June o $50
FACULTY LECTURES commence SEPT. 20, 1919. For
College Circulars electrical Arcanum ctc iree address
ALBEUT i. ETEs:G.j y. ". D., ITcr iSCC0p1 th0h n y
pl'SiNESS COLLEGE.-Willson &, Wal
- Wors, 30 J.. itst, cor Union square. $i@p i"i a
whole fun instruction. can OF wutr FOR circular
DOYS SCHOOl.-MrS. GRORGE NANDEN-
I'D HOFF rcopoHs her SCHOOL FOR BOYS SLIT. -
1873 school CJr from ga - NJ 10 Zo H. NJ Eight boarding
puui, received Applications siO ~ De made 1T na""
No. los WESI 52OST, near Reservoir lart.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

THE sECHANICs FEiEND. Edited ny WILLIAM l. 4
ANON. I2mo. Pp. 800. l.. Nan NosFand
An omnium catheTlm of practical miorma-
tioH intended for the artisans in the various n"
chanca branches containing the results ~ numerous
actual experiments by skilled workncn in regard to the
details OF tier business directions !Or ,e most eicctua
methods operations, and variety Of receipts ana suS
cesons in rcgarit the processes made ne oi m te h
fercpt trades The book il. written with great ntcll
,cuca and Judgment and Inuft form an invaluable
source for the leisure OF The long Winter evenings
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

A new edition Of "Kniglt's Shakespeare
containing the editors latest rcysons, with copi0us
Illustrations ia in course OF publication b. Virtue
Yorston During the latter years OF mis- life hr Knight
uud,rook Il comnotc revision of his original work. en-
riching il with the most recent discoveries ana con
lectures and forming of the best editions OF shake
spcarc il not the very best, ever offered to the
British aud American public. The Illustrations
are Of superior order devoted 10 scenes
selected by the artist himsef. ana lncnded ioi
the Exhibition of the Royal Academy. Trey include
en.ayiucs from some Of tie most celebrated works OF
Conc Leslie Maclise Ward, OrcarisOA, and other emit
neni English painters. aiOrtlinS Characteristic fpeci-
mems OF their respective styles In addition TO Tie excel!
lent paper and fair type Of tic publication The rare ar
tistc merits OF the edition and its acknowledged literary
pcrfccton commend it TO the notice Of the lover Of ee
CANT books and will il choice place III the pm
yate library.