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New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
NEW MUSIC.
1o,,oo waters g. Son have published under

Horace Waters g. Son have published undet
the title OF Echoes on, Zion little book OF hymns ana
~vnpso for the prayer-mccting, oampmeeting family
circle &C. edited by William +. sherwin Mt sher"ln
Is the composer OF great many of the tunes.
G.. D. Russell & Co., Boston, have pubiisneo
pano and vocal score of the cantsta recently nhhou
BY Dr. Leopold Damrosch, and announced Tor perform
ance as the next concert OF the Oratorio soo' AA'
eub,ect is RU&A aud Naomi and the work Is eheu uy
the talented composer soupttTal Io'.' 'No WIS
poetcal character OF the story.
Wm. A. Pond g. Co. publish new song by
,,o,o,,o n Kinc dedcated 20 Miss Cementinc Lasar.
rec setting OF the verses In Dr. Hollands The Mis-
,ro,s OF the Manse" Roetdby Lullaby dear HMe Rorer
and the composer has reproduced very happily tho
.p,rit OF the poem The song slavery simple one in
Ynaior lying within the compass OF single octave F
foF-l.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Aem Publications.

"GIROFLE-GIROFL ," Lancers, Downing.
" 4Oe Wsi SOC; soOs seq Of hLrassuin" EOei pays
a.. Gone SAH.: 49, D. sss De- % F.; ias'" ws
usos 6Oci Coll nete NoISy, S0G he Letter Ls1s
VNHE FORTUNE SEEKER; Or, THE
Il BklDAL DAY, by Mrs. BRuG D. L. ~ soHh"orh Inh
COURT OF LONDON; Or THE NYsTBRIBs OF THB OoUhr
oP GEORGE TEIRD with Ae Life and Times Of TIE
OF WALLIS AnerEard GEORGE THB FOURTH b. George W y.
Remodel THR MOHICAHs OF PARIS By Alexander Dumas rhh
HORRORS OF PARIS Sequel 10 "Tbs hoAsass Of rams p
Alexander Dumas TRB CLAHDRsTINB MARRIAGE S MIS-
El1A DupuJ THE QUKRN oP THB KITCHEN BY AS Tyson
BEAUTIFUL SNOW AND OTHER POEMS, b. ! '" "'is"@
HANS BREITnANN'S BALLADS. all complete in one VoianS
And other New Bosks pubhshet this day by
T. B. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA
md are for safe by al Booksellers and News Agents
MRS. SOUTHWORTIpS NEW BOOK.
THB FORTUNB sBSKBRi Or THB BklDAL DAY. By s%rs %
RrmG soutnWorA BeHg the fourth vorne o. oar Se"
81 an MI Soutbmorths Comslste Ia large duVdtee
vol.ne, bould 10 more % eoth P1ce - g."
,.ans 'oe ~r ira S Pair PsT s,d are pGi up Nor's
p sG8 s. 10 ssoA Bvery Fanny And iTsfy 1eAt ~
.Son Of bs worss Of tsensd AHereaa Asotess Ma E.A
u. b. n sOushworth whose fame wor.rNe
G. W. NJ REYNOLDS'S GREAT BOOK.
TUR COURT oP LONDON; Or TIN MYSTERIES oP THR
COURT or GhObGB THE fHIRp with tho s ,nI In2 o. us
PRINCE Ot WALES, snefNaTd GsOd0b lhb TO- hIh. ~
etorgs Re!n0 O'e '''If paper cover P's - VI
ASo1e Bool, ,re Tor sale bv al Booksellers copies q sr7
be pSpd 10 ere 10 Any place. sS Ie'As
T.B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
8o6 CHESrNUrsT PHILADELPHIA
TNFXCEPTIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
- ONLY AuM,IILJ
THE MISSIONARY HERALD
sns OLDEST Monthly Naga1.as ir the United sia'es
u.b.lev.s TO have the LARGEST CIRCULArOS Of asI re-
hgoas Montal, Aasaane in toe WORLD. ...,.-.
Agvereaeuts tel " ioar !e1's' -Al ore cover iase
SSfSr.. HI S6SlRY HERALD. Boston, Ms.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Anctlon Sales OF Rcd &state.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE IRON
4 PROPERTY
"a Irct,SrA CoIsTY VIRGINIA

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE IRON
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY VIRGINIA
The udersgnd Comasohe puuan"e Of seeree ~ NE Ct'
Cont Of County. Va IA three cLaboerv eaass ben
against BsI-o Gap ron and Sei Company wall sell A1
public auctOn. l.
the Aforesaid county, al the
REAL bsTATE
~ ,bovep,ed Courany Said Real embraces tract Of
MINERAL LANDS,
containing about 45O acres, With . ..
TWO VALUABLE IRON FURNACES
tbereon. and a FAEM Of GbVut UOO ACRES.
Ties two pces " a4d although ajuang each Other vii be sod
separately rrn ,rp~.cpe
heated miles and l7 miles wc OF hehnopd
pdAey on tie Chapeke aud Osip Railroad Me great iron
Tcgo a Vp 40 miles f0n he at which SAID
sad FURNACES ise newly buil WITH an the s I'm
the luthlIst
other machinery appliances requisite Tor tier eehs OPERATION
spd in all respects. 6 81 cssa M
belong the property village or 20 or ~
hon nbrcing aud m7nager resdcnee oec'
storebouses SHOPS IabOrers houses snd Reat chapel
THE PARM.
h,rcnefore rneutoDed d0ns the tact Of mineral laud I'll wf
pTOacye hnBOFenents cunsisi 81
aye Lrck dwelling, grstmI saT-Al tenau hensrs "a 70
sr and out hoaes Usually found on good 4n IN ne
A. h faie nr. apd p;,ce viii SOLD whatever Of PERSONAL
adaO Gap Iron rad steel COMPANY 4 nave ou '
premises a Buffalo Gap. .,,
Nj hD ebev Who Is IN charge rpacesa BulIo Gap, Will
pleasure sbowng the properly al a1' hHr - ,,
Salerea out OF the pufcLsscnO1ey eash 10 "
M Of sa. For deferred eobds
viii ao, personal security Will be requeI ni tie ute Withheld
For pus arly TO either Of undersigred ssn,on Va
GEORGE 81. tOCiRAh, JE,
TlIOS. I. ELDiR
Comm .noBers Of selo
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Feb. ., 1875.

At tho Exchange SalesroOms to-day there
were no public transactions. The sale announced 10
take place under direction Of A. j. Beecker Sou White
postponed.
The subject OF rentals FOR the next year Is the aoSoro
ing topic Of interest TO both landlords and tenants fo
moderate priced dwellInghouses there is aWays @ M
actiye demand at full prices Hghprlced d"eiIinEs y,
not in request and II rented owners Will DO obhgeu W
make marked concession in prices. , ... a.,
Business properties are governed ny IocAI %
the vicinity OF the STOCK Exchange prices VIII DO
tanned with great nrmuess Tue removal OF the tVs. ~
Office to Park Row has stimulated an hcuVe uemhhu o
Offices in the vicinity from lawyers and others oesus
central location, advance on the raus nv
Tor thc mast three wears will doubt be acoeded 70 oy
tenants On Broadway we hear OF some reneWeTis ~
Lac; vears rItes and IN or two instances sn %
veuce mas bccu paid. On Broadway, BOWety SAln h"I
Eghtuayes, where the larger portion OF tho le'ei' 81
trade OF the city done, material decline nood DO
looked for.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Acw-Jereen Real Gstnte for Sale

EOR SALE or TO LEASE FOR A TERM
or TEARS Of The most desirable RESIDENCES in O1ge
j. completely furnished house with gas ad All modern improve
half gr.Gnd
ttust!on unsurpe5 THOMAS DUNN, No Park place, n \.
MORRISTOWN, n. J.-MOst desirable
j Broadway.
ORANGE, n. J.--GrCat variety property for
" S.le ana 10 rent hours hom to
l. II. GbRRl. 80 NaSsau cor. Liheu7't
p.l SAQ (irst 90 per cent? III two years
,DUO thereseI $500 interest tst per eenD
viii purchase equal to N ordinary ents value either Of two
SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES with tfnpe
grounds with the robust aod wholesome nhu
cOuptry living; locality lTcsss well Grned aud heaY
eepOt paved and lighted streets police mrfet churches
within 40 mnntc Of buse6 Ne@lor1 by the uuHvaed
Of the Central Railroad wJersey. Houses have
gas and cold closets bath &e Lots ad out IN
onyes lawn garden fover, sad fruit beret &c
ONE OF THRM CAN BB RENTED (sth ute of stable. cow
eekens and furniture desd) at 100 month Fo
further particulars OWNER, POOhce Boz lo4 Eha
beth, NJ. J.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
norsrs. Garrlaaes. ear1ess. &t.

Gorses. GnrrlaQes, Ear1es6. ct.
~ Y0pK TRIBflEE WILL g3 EECEivED at THg UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 i-s West Ttrt,.-cnnl-sL or ans -" st
1N4.tvtbrst JDf Third Thry yfouri-s st the
HARLEM OFFICE 2,SSI Ihr'tye cor One turlred-an
tveuyours (4rem SAVINGS Bank Buducl Snd a. tue bhOOh
IYE BRANCH OFFICE :s&S Washing IeIt 20 sAe
Posl-OAoc up 10 . D. m. yiiar oIce rl'eA
NOTICE to dealers in CATTLE HORNS,
~ and hiIR TAILS. .-........
TIP BUTCHER, HIDE AND MELTING ASSOCIATION
are rrepqed samples bids for all the cattle
Tas that BE- rece'eI ~ them nom JANUARY
l to December ~, 1873. inclusive. -
opened ter Oce. iih and 40thsA and East
River ca Monday, ctA last, az Jc!uca a. n.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Gountrp properIp 10 Esi.

TTO LET, furnished OF unfurnished, for one
or y.sn sOAsOas MANSION, situated 10 FGheg l. l.
vltb All aDd Is Of groGod lad oa
lawn sIeT stabhbE and requisite Of br.teAss
suaaxhss ye<assce A2sssss ~ Bsi AJ2 Ps-LOaAA n l.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Brookipn propertn 60 fet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 1O2 Pineapple-st;
t roou IA suitable for O-e shop. being tSo doo
Gom Fultcn-sL w. p COOK 2jJ WashHg gOn-st Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Alurple ano HldIe Hldulels

Aiarple dno HlGIe Hldutels.
A GREAT reduction in prices OF Marble and
~ Nantes, al knls of F o Inr, NohHnnis l' ID
Plumbers and Cabnctmakes offered 81 hA
Ef Works NOA IL ~ 2Z3 West Fny y-hrst
St. BroAlwsy.
JASON & ISOLA, -
v sTEAM MAE8LE ard GP ANTE WORKS,
l4Gto 1872 West 4Utt 81, Brosdvsv
Monuments Altar CURES 1irg Wans citing T. In
po IN lty marble wor oeTery description
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Ocean Steamers
TOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL
UIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THg o. g. MAILS
ruE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPAST
viii dsp,h one Of full power. iron steamships
PROM PIER No 46. n. r., EVERY TUESDAY,
m molloru
WISCONSIN, Cap. .Febn.J 49, at 2:oop pm
IDAHO, Capt FoRsTTH.........Mneh 2. at lOO p N
CABIN passage, $50, geld
sber.ss passage (oGce No. % Bro,dwayl ALLOW rates
Forhelght or cabin passaza asyto
VILLAINS L GUros No. s3 walls.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THs aESEExL TsANshThaSriSp VIA ISp Hnvkk,
STEAMSHIPS bsrNBLA hhwlOAA ~ a. s cs,.., nr-ur
ouherJ thaa AhJ 0her v" S-ii r'u ' No " MOI" ~
PBRERB Da5rs f'SfI,% Ms
tAns yfR nK P1Rrs March 20
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD IiOs'%1ias % "A" -,
Excursion scie;, I, R,.,,,
rwsJ crossing the Cnsane besides ATas ma
H'1'' 'A' expense eEo MACKENZIE Aseu, no 65 BrO.Av.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
p,rrs OF PASSAGE including ali peee-.,i.s for the trip.
SswY0aK 10 SAN FR4ScISCo-cAOin 500: SsefAso $50
eur, EHS SCI Francisco TO YoKoHAMA-s9so gold;
SAN seaSGIsSe 10 hpks sSS kSSGc cNS SA PANAMA
Steamer; Io SilrGs& i.1. Per a fsf Ssfs ei y sss5s
ACAPgLCo Con- A ,S g. SfaE TYssDIY ~ 1.H' o." I'm
for Central Amsnes and south Paei6c porta ,,
Eta freight viii be dispatched ga
Sxamer, Francisco for Japan anl Chin, IS olowE
Sasco DE CANA i.nu,ty IS
CITY OF February y
For r. at .S v, or further Information apply atthe cOmpDy,
ol''' Oh "-'ii '0' ''--''' ''"'"N H. BuLLAy
RUFUS HATCH. Nanaging Director
DED STAR LINE.-Appointed TO carry the
III Bel-,n United States mals.
The following steamers 1Fs FoR npPo,aTSS PSST%EsP i1H
vApERLSSb flsS rai.o..1of swIrzEaL&S6F'A &c
hLDakLAND''''"'''' G15 Ipny ~ srUtp.
s.''So
PRICES oP PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. an
tsrmedats eket. al pOins, tie lowest
pss.enger un.nrpsrei Ample stest
sne provided Ever ,,e.ms e,rns. ar sur ason &c E M from
P.r passage rate. Of freight ,ui nfonn,on ,pplv
JOHN McDoSALD. Passenger Agent,
PETER WEIGHT =, sons M Gss,I. ,,,l.qt,,,,. Agent,
R WONDER BECKB. Gener, Rqrope.a Agent Antwerp.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
EEW ASU FULL-POWERBD SrEAiSHIP&
s,pe nom York SATURDAYS hOn Liverpool u THURS
DAYS ,,l,ng at Cof Hsrbo' esrb
B,IrIc. SATURDtI, Feb -. at ll:oo
sbst sHEI "a safrRDiY "A a, r. r5 2 az 80 1000
StITI0 sAIU&bAf AaSel iyS 3. a. 3;13 y, I9i1 p ~
IRON Does Per o. Moth layer
F'r'l sSFET SPED S % AS6 GoaEosT
sa aro1n Fn91ias on ana o''.tS,1s @ nso's @
kAi hSsslocu $50 gold. Tickets $40. gold ser,es
s6d slOO goj.
ior spteusn Of other nfornaon appy she COmST'
,ec& no - BrasigsV Ne"-lorE H. J. OOhllS AZ NJ
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
6eaebers.

A HIGHLY EDUCATED FRENCH LADY,
IN mGACsn. viii Lessons French 70
bess teacher kghes ehirsc-
Ger Address A. NJ, 90 West 4th-St
A LADY of experience and ability wishes TO
~ few PUPILs TO EDUCATE; pAftcahr attention
will pAdto MBSe and Drawing desired tIoeAt pefseBoe
sivsB Please address Ho1CHkIss. POsshfssDas. n. y
DRIVATE LESSONS in MUSIC, GERMAN,
IL FRENCH and ENGLISH BRLECHEs-R, thoroagb yedu.
veil established and hgby
AIss l. n n, TdbuE. UDtOuh Ones, 81 West s2dst
H0CTS. PER LESSON in FRENCH, GER
tDU MAN ana SPAElsH LASGUAGKs Convention nteed
% Ades gentlemen 80 " 40 e Call address PRO
YRssOR No. 1915 Broadway, Room No o.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

GDfedn 5icamers
MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY NAL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between PHILA
yery THURSDAY pf.leOAa aud saGDS whDNhsDA'
The iooaes ss@er. ,ppoiutad sal from Philadelphia:
re5ai3 IS
lNllANA..... ...'.'''''Fent -
KESLw0Rfi'-.... a.ie6 i
iIiiiT' PRiCES oF PiSiiGE is GiUiaaSCi;
Cabin. SO 70 800 according to accommodations
ana Intermediate rcaes AID from all poa'' at the
Stemy. marked with Star do not carr ln.eruc,a
Passenger soeommolaicrs ior all classes Gasurpa''d
GEo. " COLroY. Agent ~ 5ro.a,t n. T.,
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
PETER WRIGHT a SONS Gyasf. Xssn..
Richardson, spenc. Co. Liverpool
M &J'Cimlins Bros. Qleenst N.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP Line.
gOois and passengers for L3'a C Newport Gouces'ei
The ssusrs q sail from - Rive follows.
AER&S0T H. gs,% PA3 PA7 IeSIaaI Feoal[y 20
Cabin Pa.,sg $40 eureue' ln'crmea ia steer,s
a t'i EH. gf 4 ta & sg"o m 20 For t sh' pi',ts'
JNMAN LINE.-SOUlilERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail fa s.T; SsFSsFS%s Is GSS e 81 hyssSco ass
CITY or ItHDAY IeD - at II an
r mr 9 9E A1 BAf Es F'5 y y
CRY or TGkDAl rsre9 8 At , m
C.BIS PASSAGE, ' $50. $50 s,l so, r5a
STFERAGh-ro a't from Of. roiut', al rellce1 rates
Cabin and General Ofce No - Bs1llsay. .
JOHN u. DALE. AsenI
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ tclass STEAMSHIPS viii sn 81 3p from
Pier Il \ r. loot of Cefarsl for Havana folCWr
CRESCENT CITY. I. s. CARTS. UksDil FebusrT IL
C0LuMBUS +. c. .Rsed............rUtSDAf. fbruar 20
fo' passage %m GTDh uo So 1s
McKHLER LuLrSG Co.. Ageats n llaysss
NATIONAL LINE.
Prom Pier, a and ~. North RveL
TO QUEENSTOWN AhD LtEHOuL: %.
ERIN st F,o - lo;3O FRA' =, sst REQ w ~ ~ a. %
POR LONDON Uh9tI;
~, - nv 80 .,.sss y, gr.s, reaused
price Return Ttets At Reduced Prepn steerass nsss os
Liverpool at The Apply et CoTPan,, 0us NO %
BOioSAy " ". :. hhhI hh~eh
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
pos souTBisPror AND BRRaM. ,..,..
The stamLp HASsA Capt = KngAis: wiz sa on SATURDAY
Pb ~ At from Bremen Pier loot seeona Ho'a'n 10 oe
Heam.ip NECKAR Can't J. Meyer, oa SATURDAY Peh 90.
RATks OF PAskA0h TO Lo*DOs HA'hA AID bhsME
Second cabin ou g"
rsrhas6i Of osss.s. spplyts ORIRlIHs a Co. Ar,uA
Bowling
New York. Havana 81 Mexican Mail s s. Line.
~ Steamer. ieavt Pier 8 hmth RIVER. D. folo~A
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CIV az 0p WA cRiiz ac o1gs, gss1,' T.i psS H
CITY OP EEW fORk ......... ..... rarsiIr. Feb IS
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANs,
calling Havana pIosIto CsDoeAehJ Tsspan and T.moeo;
CITY OF HAVANA .Tnesday. March
For freight or ''s .gRy .gRRyx,spRR soss No. 80 p,..,
Steamers WIN leave New Peb 20 and March Is Vera
orss and Ill sss
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
Drookinn Real Cst1te for LinIe.

NARROLL-ST., north side, 100 feat west of
,,urt-For SALE, Toe tn,5,slry, hIso.D bTo"n-stone
b5renet rk HOUSE .ni - GI0J VII Pc ,od r a.
yo1abic term. ApplytO GhO H. PRHAll's 20 Bro'l-st n y
LyOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
store and hOuse lot, 21S6g
No 40 6i 80 S4ssSl-.t -F .medwe'ngs; lot 4ixOh
2l6 and 2OS Nssh 4" I'VE hs o, iOA'I
To- a.; iiOug v-s.-3-s;0Y b1ca lOue; iOi 2J1IOL
20. - Hcks-s.- 3-sory hrck boU.e; bt 2oIlOp
10 l.s Aeu,ea-s,--s-s,orv house lot. 2jTlOO.
WI COOK, 20 Wssling;Orsi BTooElyn
u S. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 Montague-st
Ia. 0ontipentl Bul1ugl. BoOkl,n BROKER REAL ESTATE
tut MORT CAGES fr sal' BOOkln Nights ie nc"s"n
Prepout houisgue WiOT Hicks, and Hnrvss and on west
Hon oy looking New eIcetn, oppou
utg situation Il nOlerse cost | iiopt f1EA
entrance "A " tlreesy bcGelt Lrowu' front bnck house
2O4JO eet Lnsbel cabre-worA Newlos IT, STYLE location
An extra adjacent eIcL0lge for poferty; nd
b house. also esr ffk Tor - OO
ras toms payment South Brooklyn @ ScAeti, Union
Dean HoytsA, esewi bAgans The purchase OF
CttC, ud Isycayes EoIss OF various ccrpuons 81 prices
yorg rom ~ 900 each Of ben worthy Of
% scno1 octesp"r all parts OF
thr ctv for p $500 $1,000 each Vacant lots Tor sale tbs
,sue o MOuiaguet, Gui twO on nsen best
v.c. property st7 centrally p tea IA bioohp
0 Ntwl we'll
psei 1nncumbered cIcarge Psrtes having
property c,net It's purchase, ,uaf had u 20
10 negotiation
4tten1cd
s 10 security without eDsrke OF favorable
opportunities on apphe ton 70 - o 81,
CT0RLS FOR SALE or TO LE1-Nos and
y Atsnuc Dock fOuLng E4s RIVER; also lot, No 20 daiaen
ltt Apply to W. II. SCHILfFELlN Co., 40 Wlhams+
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
For Young Ladies-Country,

For 4Oung LdulcS-COuhITy'
DISIIOPTHORPE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
- TIE second term school yesr Will February
ls75 ADDE'S Ms. = J. WALSH Principal. Bethlehem, Penn
DORDENTOWN (N.J) FEMALE COLLEGE.
Pupils received For o4oyue containing terms &c,
Aocrts Hev. join H. BRAKELEY. Pa. d. President
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, \. Y.
~ The Spnn Session 10 Seek opeas Feb " sead t ar
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
H setsoa on PeL This college q the hghet class and WITH
DoIera,s charges Address Res. A w. CO"IBS, ~ D. Ps%
bhnra n y
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies'
" Bridegroom Cosa Addreu MISS KNILi NBLSoN.
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
N1 SCHOOL ior Y0CAG LADIES Taryovn On.ths lia5soo
NfAPLEWOOD Young Ladies' Institute,
lNI Pttsbsd. Mass-Rev. c. V. SPEAR PnB1psl 6Sh Sem
oper Fb 10 1873 Facilities ana location WIDELY known
rVARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
sOgsnor address Rev W. H. ktgIOary TsJFsSf
Miscellaneous-Country
A FAMILY having children to educate can
~ tud pes.,Bt HOME aud thorough INSTRUCTION a. Mas H.
n PARhHtRsT'S HONE SCHOOL. NtNbursb HeN.YorE.
HOBOKEN ACADEMY, HobOken, n. j.,
Foundod l5GO.-A Geu1ap American school with NINE
CLASSES for BOYS and 6iRLS
o1gDy tsugsL Prepares Tor COeg
we be bad at the Academy OF seal O
mail required New quarter begins FEB 49,,
l.. HUEsAANE. President b. SChOkDbk, Pnnepa
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
For Bows and Younc Men-Country.

For Boys and YounC Men-CountTy.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
~ ~ Rev ). wYCKOFP, rnne sal
A HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
n for six GoYs Rev J. TUPrS, honsOn, Mass
A BOARDING SCHOOL for - Boys.
"a o. ". STARR, Port Chester, n. Y.
DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL.-$12j from
ID PEI l5 For and references, a.
Ares HIRAM H. POs1, S4g slng. n !. -
Claverack College s. Hud. Riv. Inst at CLAW
- Pps received time Asu5o facE PhO Pres
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
H SCHOOL sttfo-d Conn 9Th Ter Wut Se On berhs jan
eIcull-s address yRBDEkCE SkDGWloK A NJ PrlesL
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tarrytown
Il onHulso,.-Sesou reopeEI Jas. For cIeui1 sdde
ARNAGNAC ROWE PnRep.s
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y, OF
s accumulated educational ouu Of twenty successful
kB ts o enerprs0G youDg naH or
Of stai Toe tu1eut eect sDJ three
studies administered pIopoIn0aa For ne" Catalogues
sdiea JOS F. KING. d D
KIAkSAKGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. North
IN Couwsv 1.-THE half will commence JANUARY ~
J SE % Folaoguos Adss0a' aoiIe fIEDEhoA
THOMPSON, Principal
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
New and complete $500 per annom Send for Or
DOUGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

Fortunately for the poor victim of this
mishap, the distance was not great,
or the result might have been far more
serious.
How often is it that the merest trifing
accident contributes to the ends of justice !:
Villains may successfully carry on their
work for years, and in their fxncied eecuri-
ty forget the fate that must eventually
overtake them-a slip, an accident, and the
law claims her own.
Gilbert FASTENED to secure his horse, and
the insensible form of Curly Bill was again
carried into the store, where an examina-
ton revealed q broken head and a frac-
tured leg, which would detain their prisoner
as effectuallv as shackle and chain.
In few days the sheriff came up from
st. Joseph, and took charge of the manned
man, and through his confession, many OF
his gang of desperadoes were taken or kill
ed, and the country freed of their presence.
Charley Gilbert received his well-earned
reward, and the money enabled him to
complete his house handsomely and stock
the farm, over which Sarah Gilbert pre-
sides as mistress.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
WEARY OF LIFE.

Two peasants, husband and wife, named
Retty, live at Plessis-sur- Marine, near Paris.
They have little boy, aged six, to whom
they are uniformly brutal. The other day
the child became weary of life from being
beaten SO often, and descending to the
courtyard where ferocious bulldog was
chained, he approached the animal reso-
lutely and said: "Tom, do you want to
eat me up2" The dog looked up and
growled, but did not move. "Tom," said
the little one, "you must eat me, because
papa beats me too much; and then
promise you am good TO eat See I shall
not resist" and he threw a pebble at the
dog, who, springing fiercely at the boy,
threw him down and fastened his teeth in
the shoulder. At this instant neigh
Dor jumped through the window and,
driving the bulldog away, saved the
child.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05
DOMESTIC DIPLOMACY.

She was watching at the window,
AS L hurried down the street,
In the simple brown merino
That fancy looks so neat,
And her smile 1 thought portentons,
II was so exceeding sweet.
Then she met me at the threshold
With a very lowing kiss,
That recalled the early stages
OF our matrimonial bliss,
And / felt at once a tremor-
Was there anything amiss ?
No! The children were all quiet,
And the hearth was very bright,
And my pet-our rougish Charlie
Was quite festal in his white;
Yet / braced myself for something,
Be that something what it might.
My chair was near the fire
And my slippers by its side,
My pipe was very handy
And my papers open wide,
And she wore the pretty breastpin
That l gave her when a bride.
The dinner was perfection
1t was lavish without waste;
The soup was vermicilla
And exactly to my taste,
While tie desert was a triumph
OF artistic skill in paste.
And when the meal was over,
And the inner man at rest,
She drew her chairb eside me,
With her baby on her breast
/ felt, and so 1 told her,
was one among the blest.
Oh! the smile of tender radiance
That illamined all her face,
As l clasped her to my bosom
In a lovers fond embrace
1t was then she softly whispered,
won't you let me have that lace 2"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-05

a golden hour on a Summer morn,
When half the world was still,
The dew was fresh on the new-mown hay,
And the bridal veil Of the fair young day
Hung DER the purple hill.
The sheep-bells tinkled across the slopes,
Sweet as an elfn chime;
Butterflies fitted athwart the down,
Bees went murmuring, busy and brown,
Over the fragrant thyme.
A languid calm and a dull content,
Silence instead of speech;
The wind sighed low, and the lark sang high,
But the golden hour Of our lives went by,
And drifted out Of reach
We both went back to an eager life;
But in its pause to-day
The dream Of that golden hour returns,
And my jaded spirit frets and ycarns
For one chance swept away.
The years creep on, and the heart grows tired
Even OF hopes fulhlled,
And turns away from the worlds strong wine
With fevered lips, that must ever pine
For that pure dranght we spilled.
And yet perchance when our long day wanes
(Age hath it's joys late born)
We shall meet again on the green hillside,
And find, in the solemn eveniide,
The hour we lost at morn.
Good Words