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against isatnalaiie eHuftsss aad ilse
truth when II states ihai The World
AS In sff,H In saving that tAe item ~
expenditure fat rsgslia lat year was
taa, tFsH. 80 Nha, Tie Nutla saii
~as that this was 'she amount paid III
rerslia, Including esrrer. and freight
charges aud packing lss examining
the areeaa,s. rsgs i9l, !, wii aaa
under the head ''lsegsl,a.' inclu ling
tin easts, paddock. so'l.. ra.els,
wrapping, express and freight, and ~
r~nd,.ufrs areaanteI fof II SJo, s,.ai
~. and on rnge Ia2, 4 further sun os
81. .Mn f,f regaiia carried f,rwafi
from lss.;', making precisely S'.3 '''6 !.
~. II brother kclle, didn't slsrna
his money. as the Helper hints that
il D matter ier investigation. AMI II he
didn't spend |, e., ''frealia. /" hc had 10
business L. cha fgc II unaer III. h.al
l,cgaIia " 1'hs. /. question T,c
Nofl leaves CIR the Helper ani lsr Al.
~ Kelley 1, settle among themselves
IN y. Nplll.
Perhaps the Wttll l,n'. kn,w tlat
Brother Nelley owns Il farm aHhs a.,
in Mnnr. s.a. AMI Wit tn Nmil I
system II mia,s. eeneeiycs il in,,ts.i-
hle tia, pnc engage ii i, noble 4
cause as rcsraug tin iarmur fls.n the
rararity Vt l1e mi liz mn might
msa alisl tnat farm t. lis wtrllly
stores nllrr t,a hsal ~ .re:,lta III
" hilc Ties, msl arr slnlkia. ~
md ius'il,ing lat, t'ie min's u the
moro ignorant a tac farmers t',a islcl
ihui Nieilass man cre.r wher. arc
thieves ihes arr takin. rNrel'ca' care
tim, ''rha farn.r. rsy ir ALL 'hi.
,lnrnel noneasr hc,iiss allins i large
furl ofrrs',i,,l cSprlai'e IT, fatare
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-11

Printers mr.. naturally in for \ Joke
They arr rroverhially fond u fun; bnt to
lepk At them you wouldn't think Il. Here
IL "A good joke u "rrinter.man' played on
his fellow .lolscr In Pottsyille A certain
insurance man in town, Who boards ~ the
same hotel with one II The night compost.
iprs II the Journal. In order to save the sll,-
s.,rirtion rric. TO a newspaper. entered into
al arrangement with thu printer ~ get thu
news ~ soen "a he got up The printer
VIE 1. writ. ont Il brief sketch 81 all the
n.s~s and slick tho ll.lsr nner TIN insn.
r.i.r mans dsar. 4 lew mornings since
Hi. latter -, III, a..a .l.tg ,.l hiMeclf. *
e.r,,ng nur ha,t mi s',e kint. AMI hi ,,at.
when b. esrirl the paper under his door.
H. picked il up andrcal asf,llows, "iant
us@lssinatcl Country in an nproat. Mrs.
sn,rr.s aud Mrs. u.s,nt EARNED ail ls
msaAsl kisnarrcrs whllr insenaiple. 4
nirmter II the Cabinet supposed u he tho
assassin. slno.uoo reward oaet.l by Ton.
nv T.. Without completing hia toilet. he
rashes uui III tho room and wak-ncl ur
saypaal ls5arisr. ta.l sh.,n of tho great
newe. .i,s! sr.ri them ont Of their vita.
Nt lesse m. rrlarrs Il conjecture. II they
~. ii l4.t'aas u .ns whole party when
tAes i8nl lia tAay mi been ssld. Ths
taaHl5s 4...a .l.s sworn ~ subscribe 70 q
tat. payer.
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Many rcrsnns go es,tk.H.~l lilly with.
ont kn.vln ira,a wii.nte eosne thus. use.
tai materials. ..fls arf "a. irnn, large
slais II the cork t,e, i species ~ oak.
which grows wild III the .ett, srn countries
Ia Europe. III. in's IL stripped N lts bark
NJ ah.at, sixteen Years oh bal hefore strip.
ping " aI. tito inr IL mo- AIT dpwn. a. Ia
the ras. ot tl,r .sk, 4 il ken wh,lc the
repeated every eight ~ nine s.sis, the
1nality oi the bark containing .aes, time 10
improve ~ III. age 1T the sre. increases.
When TN. bark IL taken oil. il ~ singel In
the flames ~ strong fire, a,.i after baing
soaked for c"nsil"r.Ll. time III water. ID
is placed under heavy weight In order to
render II straight lts cstrcnc lightncss.
the ease With which i, can bu compressed.
and stA elasticity, are properties 10 peculiar
% th,' .S,stancc, that A. .'s..ttal substi-
tute .,1lt has been i seusrrrl. The ynlu.
able properties 81 cp,A were known TO che
Greeks and Romana, Who cmrl"y.l II for
all purposes Tor Which il ~ used at present,
With tho exception oi stnpples. Tho IN.
clients mostly used cement Tor stopping the
mouths of bottles or srsseis. Tho Egypt-
ians are said II have nla.. collins III cork,
which being spread on III. ,nnil. with rvs.
imons Substance. pr.,s.rs.sl dral b,dics from
decay. In modern 'tu,e~, .nrk was not gcu-
orally as,I for storres = hotilcs I'LL abont
for that p,srl.ose
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-11
WOMEN ~ Ct,Li.EaEs.

4 correspondent, oi the Chicago Tr,eas.
writes 70 that journal in '.arl 10 tho .iIeet
Of co.educaticn u the sexes. and tho rsMlt
of study upon tho hcalh II women. ~ saen
In tho experience Of the college at Ann
Harlor. Mich. where tho experiment has
had trial IT My ysara. There appears to
I've no reason Why thu system should he op.
roscd. So iar IA tho health u tho women
II concerned. II il evident that study II not
undermining II. while there IL slid 70 Ia
not few among the aiAts ts.ssyan now in thu
institution whose physical condition has
been improved by tho discipline n thcir
college life. In rrs,rd 10 tho ~, ill aspect
ii thc experiment, ,thiseorrespnndcn states
that after thu novelty u Such companion.
.hip wore "a. tho yning men aud women
tosk little notice of each other, ana accord.
ing - the cl.lluctts of Ann Harl'or. there
il no presumption II acquaintance bctwesn
members ot the same ,lass. Then. AL Aru
KEEP, ~ busy that there !. really little ti,us
for social intersauie'
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Costly iiosI ilailly.

We arc ~, sure tha, l,oston upon !.
late ,rnasf,n wanted IL SEQ Grn
,iranl. hut ~ nus rate size pail round
II ~ lie rupture. the homo. or the
htlmr whatever ii n,i.ht be Tho
keepers ,d the trl.vuel inn, tho lic.
we're Il,usu, have rendered their bill
frr boarding ana lolging tho General
an,l liz t,l, md the lesson which il
,,arhe, is thu, you cannot have Presi-
i,l,n,. II al for guests without making
dreadful inran.ls into tho municipal
m,ney cl.t., w have rcrusea the
particulars with kind uf awe. The
q, II keeping y. u. fer four days
Wis Sl.o. lselknar came lowcr;
Ic. like Rnlnsau, ton Jewell, lsah-
cock aml Wilson, Is rated Ut Sil LAY
II S.lU for tho whole llln,trlous
cnwd. w IL MT knew what there
/ Ia ubout Secretary Dclano which should
make him mcro expensive; but wlcth-
or he u,e, drank, smoked. ba.hcl Or
al,p, mors than tho others Or not. i il
ce.tain that hi. keeping cat Slsa day
--Ss moro than yonr common Sccre-
ta,ics. During their short stay thcy
consumed vino and cigars valued At
ei36. aj. and thcre j. III item ot
Sl2 Tor extra meals, with \ large
number ol 6res VI &j each. The sum
d es.a5 appears, being the cost oi
bringing up tho prcsidcnt'a trunk from
tho lepo,. All the meals, No note,
wore "prisat,, which doesn't say much
far tho saciabili,y Of tho party. We
really do 10. ike 10 think of all thcse
jolly fellows eating solitary aud alone.
labcock. roor man, without meaning
Il, added considerably 10 tho "dcm 4
total hy leaving faucet running IN
his roo,n. 80 that tho rains descended
,am lI,r Hoods came. and tile water
went through tho iloer and ruined ths
frcsc.cd yelling a the rarlor hclow
tSloO. } lseing Superintendent of an
auacIurt when l,e il Ut home. the ten
cral should Invc Understood better the
workings of ,hose water fixtures.
lsui the glory d this ks kill wa'
III liz ultimate charge: TO l'anln..
u President Grant "and l'arty-~.Onc
Thousand Dollars" However hungry
w think We should atiain tolerablr
se.se ~ rell.,inu just ~ reading the
is,ll II farc u TINT banquet with the
ail 4 i French dictionary. Even the
.fs Imr,,sA sefe sa ~ PER quar-,
t'hal Si.sl sar tilaNer-. bright \ wrfa
81 ~ Al tie ca'au.f,r patti
Then :.,a ~ rcn, 4 picture u harr
I'LL III h,s feem, v't StI paid i"r IN
ssranrp aeA'arf n" President ipphia,,
il, ii f0n i,.si. - iasliax III" i, =
nsainH tie supcrsla ms water perhaps
from Con. Dabcock basin. W. rca,l
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TwrLyr rcrsans stnrpeL a. i hct,l over
night, O. i kin. tl,cit Till the y. xt morn.
ing. they found Il - bc vtx. rho old men
paid 81 each. thu old women paid - zach.
III. young mon paid % cents zach. and thu
young women paid " ccn,s zach. How
many old ,nvn, how mary old women. how
min, ], NJ men. aud how maMy young
wonlsn wvrr .ssc travelling In this crowd
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sH* Asaafta nalae i,rs II ~sil
tar f~a.e~st aAa nsn aeht iiess'
have the mssts ''ta ,.aa Ne Isass,
Aas eat nsv tseai .ass.ssHt piece
hasn't Msen maa aass ihAs veal.
ihs, ha ! n ! rfap ~ trust 49, bsds
ssa Aso~.
Tises caught ) tick III II an sis.
.F. u. " aaes u 4 l4as -. III whose
taseraal atFanga neAis wAs sFHhi 4
knilsias aeesie ss iaei,.. Ing /,
viii nsssile lie e'sialtis sau have u
ssslsys that story, Ass, needle and all.
Al asS cons tie .rrl,n. charge
agalia Minister <ehenck ,hAs he
laugh, his Britisa cousins ja.t enough
u the game of draw.paksr - beat them
every one
liz there il ", third torn. what will
become II tho earrc,.hasger' /. be.
gins 10 look rs IL his days were mum.
bcred
Hen. 3a,lcr and the ku .klux have
disappeared together Could il ht
possbls that cause and effect were o.
inseparabls blended as this.
The san Of clarsym,a was deliver.
in; college valciie,ory, when il pul.
ling out hi. handkerchief. he pulled on,
pack of carls. "llulloa." hc ex.
claimed, 1--WE got IN my fathers
coat
4 Davenport man. remarks the Dem.
ocras, held his old shirt up by tho neck
before discardiny IL forever, hn, he
wasn't mourning for tho garment. lie
only said: IL wish | had nll thu
drinks again that have gone through
that old neck band"
Another convic. has cscopsi from,
the Anamosa pcnitcntiary. lilo was lazy
and carelossly leaning against the wal
one day. he fell through. They caught
him. chucksd him hack, pasted 4 piec,
of papor over tho hoIo and the bastil.
10 secure again.
Secretary liristow still has his battl,
axo roissd high in air. and moro mer
are feeling for their heads than thcr,
nro grasshoprcrs in Kansas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-11

Tho wall IL tho biuthsr.in.laM a
heard III ths land. ras ingrAtitule of
republics II what troubles him.
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NJ aF8a4s tFsA 49, iAues+t ~ n
y II aa#5Hf - *aevt saa
llssA#eA a - F.ssl~mAA A. ~hsH#
- sHtsa Htsg4#ss "A tlss $50. sts
ee-wsMlsa4A 60 s#Afss "A Ser
s h#s il #s2 fsss t.Fe@a 4
49, II FtNs t4# ~ sv.i stssss y
N sH e4fh ~ siwtt fAs lsN
ss+4HHA h aai4 rsNNna shNs a~sMA |
ftesta isf asiln sisss ~tsa4sa Il isss
hHsseal A#sAsHrs W Mise ssn -
ant teHn4ts ahsf esaii rss ~ #Hss |
e,tt IL sis Sale ~ s#sA ~ aeeessa1s
It.sas Is Hhsef 4 .nslis4 VI ,itas ae'tea.
Aa, size selsuH slst iisisrss vsresiessrsa \
i. nse N ~hifhthss have fssit ssFes
sa themselves Whatever iaiesfesss
~th sasifAsi esisnsisn II ara~haeA
III fssl essat.. ard lus.asss men ~ha
leHk sharply u The sreasi,, n 'hef ln.
sestnea's ate sl.ligra Il take MI sneh
facts ss ilese i,sn consideration - Nar.
wieh Msekiy s'.arler
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yS. tl.Ot'blIOTEl.,

IS. ClOt'b HOTEL.
Ii. ~ GREENE, rnnr,
Corner Nlnnehago anil Main IT, Opposite
I'n~t Uflir~,
2Mi DEBORAH, IOWA.
tiopl Sa,npl. IloomA
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n, " y. LEE.
- u. CANriEf.n.
JUSTICE or TIE PEACE,

cANriwin MtSS.
WIN attend ~ COLLECTIONS anil rAv tAxrs
tor non.resi,lenis In any part u fiilmorc
county Miu,.
I.efcrs hy permission IL ltnn. nu,lcn
Wells. Preston. Mimi Peter Nrllc. t.i,nc
springs Station. Iowa, i. II. Easion,
TANKER, Dccntah. Iowa. &. y. Thurlcv,
t'rsrn, Iowa
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IL A. FULLER.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
LIME SPRINGS. llnwawn IotSrY. IoMA,
Collections attended ~ and prorvas
prom tls Tinit,ca, vltn?l
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UVIE'IS.
"El,sTER HOUSE,
llY \, n. WEBSTER,
Gft.cu. Iowa.
TN the wes Sltic ~ Elm street, three
lilasks nnrtll frem thr railrona
tHt,and stai,llnE fur teams.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-11

TvANS HOUSE.
Il. IT. FLANDERS, Proprietor,
M,aiRkann IuwA.
Nrnr tha Steamboat Landing
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.TuTDil. NOT
- 1eNSe P.rperitMre srtih
ttNrPiiMg QssNrks,
but consult tho located Physician.

THE CELEBRATED SPECIALIST
Dr. McATFEE,
PERMANENTLY LOCATED At II rEHny srRrET,
ines M ats,I nntsnlnf, lDwa. Maste he has
6esa Mr. Tie past fsur years.
Ths or. haa praeise.i m.dlelne twrny seast,
AMI u i ftuutsr ursdnAss VI Hftisu and American
Institnss,
CONSULTATION FREE
tAnltx san find proper tsstiNsa for dl.ease.
peculiar u their SEA.
All special ni.sssss II t0tNH anil MIDDLE,
Ankn MIN, arising fln,n sfrnt@ M youth ~ rNesss
81 el mAnii.t,d, aud iltanie tomtrk,ns ~ the Md
nsaa, liver. Iisari, t.aH4s. IrHahlai Tnbtp ard
mseA. hnvs been male ssrsrlsEts iai assr ~ ssatA
oN4 trsslsd With rniir. sneesas
Tbs M. daey nes rtttrnd TN. All ol.tsl II
euts sHsss shss out ~ lie tagah Fl nsi rne. 6r
tke skIil 1l lnan All Is AsAH AZ ti s4sa all I#s
The sse psaiuly is~farr he ti'heg leFFuHliA II
lstssf. anil. u II ~ Aa ssHi ~ gAnao' snii
" viii nankl. sslI snn
~ fiasr sens aesuai ent " msatsnp4 unti
Msta 8HH Nf
tits&
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IN o. s~ea 49, ~ A# 49, aNsM*s VIZ -
fi@#ssA aWa*s - ~*es sAa sa* ssv#s
81 Ass ss@s tasAss ~ ssa4s
So 49, n @ssA ts4AA s.Hsa
i Vs. 49, ~ BslMAs
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GRAIN nAlsERs EEfl'sE 10 submit
% the wastcfnl and imperfect wutk ~ other
Thrrsllrrs. whvn InsIea pn tlte tast snl.r@
lvrily II this anr i.t susinR grain, ..slhs
time, And doing fast thorough, aud seelia,i
trsl work.
TWtsEsiiEiiMEN FIND IT highly MI.
vanlMgeuMs to run il machine thrt hHs 10
.licni.r.. .friekrrs ur .Arron. that
handles damp grain. Long Straw. Headings
flaA. Timothy MilIcu anrl MI such lin.
cult. .ernln md seeds, will ENTIRE EASE
ANN kPfH'TiNE ENEss- tlcans 10 per.
fsciion, saves .ir farmer hlsthrexh bill l,y
eItrn saving of grain mnkrs ho Litter
tnxa.f requires LESS THAN uNE.liALf
che usnal Iielts. l.oxes. Journals, and
NeArs. easier managed. less repairs, one
thst grain ruisers prefer 70 employ aud
WAIT fuM, rsEs A. AhtANrhb fHirEa,
while other maehinecs ARE ION, nf johs
Four sizes mn,le with q, =, 10 anil y
kor~e Mounted Powers. also speciality
af Nepnrntara 'ainne. expressly for
STEAM POWER, aud 10 match othor
Horse Powers.
frDesested In grain raising. or threAh.
- write Tor illustrated Circulars tpcn,
Sevs) vlch full particulars of sizes styles,
prices, terms, etc,
NICHOLS. SHEPARD 4 60.
tiam:3 battle Creek, Michigan.
For sale hy J. +. HUGHES,
Crescu, Iowa.
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tfaF f~m.e~nt aA# nst aent lisess
have the fn4sts ia a.aa Ne Trust,
has rat H#N tseat slasssssnt rtHes
hssat NsnA \ maa aass thai veal.
ahs, he 4 n rfap ~ l. trust aatbsds,
,sa Aso~.
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II tie Iiuld. vtlrsl bl,e ~, II "
umrha",I, slucl.i With r',A II
speet, your ahedien, servant
T. = Gsasr
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

MUSICAL.
A GENTLEMAN, A THOROUGH MUSICIAN DK-
~ sires an engagement In Episcopal church as or
ganst; salary no object Address HANDkL. box Ia
Herald oice-
A YOUTH, An ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST. 0TvRS
u lessons at MIS- pupts residences Doc. lesa0n
o. ~ per quarter. Address RANDALL, Herald Uptown
Branch ofice.
A VERY SUCCESSFUL AND REAsONABLR PRO-
n lessor, during the absence OF pupils will give q
m0uths lessons Iree. Address PIANIST box rs
Herald Uptown Branch Office
A GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIvEs
- instrucuon on ptanoorte, harp and harmony AZ
nupile residences; $40 quarter; Adj
dres8 with reference, IEACHkR, box l2Q Herald Up
town Branch onice, i265 Broadway.
ExPERIkNCED ALTO AND BARITONE DE5iRR
~ positions in church choir; salaries moderate Ad.
dress MUSIC, boz ia Jersey City Post ONCE
pIANO AND SINGING LEsSONs-Si FULL HOUR
- 6oc halt by first class gentleman teacher during
summer. Address Sig. f., Cables Piano WRrVr00ma
~ West Tweny third stre~A
The New York herald., 1875-07-18
QUEENS COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The Queens County Board OF supervisors, at q
meeting held at Jamaica yesterday. authorized
the committee appointed to negotiate for the
support Of Queens county criminals at the Kings
County Penitentiary to perfect an arrangement
ON the basis proposed by the Committee on the
PenItentIary of the Kings County supervisors
VIZ, for prisoners sentenced rom six to twelve
months, 81 rs per week; three to six months. 81
per week; sixty days to three months, 81 rs per
week each. As this arrangement will subtract
somewhat from tue perqui=ltes oil Sheriff Sammis,
of Queens county, some OF the Supervisors
thougnt he should be consulted In lac matter.
but the majority thought differently.
The matter Of tne Application oil Peter Cooper
for permission to erect and maintain bridge over
NeWt0wn Creek from the mainland In Kings
county 10 Mussel Island in Queens county, was
1urther considered, bur deAnlte action upon it
was postponed until the 18th of August. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Coopcr deslres to establish mis- glue
factory on Mussel ISLAND ana the people 0f the
neighborhood are apprenensive OF nuisance. The
Board was served WITH mandamus, on the rela-
tlOn OF Arthur Russell, to snow cause why they
should not allow his bill OF $266 g. as assistant
keeper OF the brlcge between Hunters Point
and Greenpoint. supervisor Bu roughs, OF New
Gown. discharged RUSSELL but Supervisor
Bunoy, OF Br0oGlyn, refused TO recognize the ais
charge, and ever since Kings county has paid
Russell It's half OF the salary, while Queens county
las paid another emp oye's- The Board made
arrangements 10 defend the suit.
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THANKING THE CHARITABLE.
A REAmuscEKcE OF THE WRECK OF TIE STEAM
SHIP sCH1LLER.
NEw YaRw Iulv 1QT6

SHIP scHILLER.
NEW YORK. July IT. 1876
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
We beg most respectfully to show our apprecia-
tion OF the sincere kindness manifested Dy the
islanders OF Scilly toward the remains or our de-
ceased friends whose lives were destroyed by the
SAD catastrophe TO tue steamship Schiller ON the
Retarrier le1ges We can assure the relatives Of
the departed that every attention and respect
was paid to all bodles recovered, and to all alike,
identined or unIdeutlneo. The funerals were az
affecting In their character II favorite islander
was being taken TO bis last resting place; every
one that possibly couid showed by their presence
the keen sympathy they felt toward the remains Of
our friends. or the many ladies and little girls
who laid wreaths OF beautiful MOWERS on the cof
nus, we shall ever retain pleasing remembrance.
the recent scenes on the Scily Islands can never
be enaced rom our memory. We take the pres
ent opportunity 10 INST sincerely thank the
whole OF the tslanoers Tor their kindness.
hospitality and sympathy. To I. A. Smith
Dorrien, lessee OF the Islands, We especially owe
debt Of gratitude. Every kindness possible was
shown by him, and the cnolce selection OF flowers
grown at his Llagnlhcent gardens gave beauti-
Iul impression 10 the mortuary and funeral
scenes. Our best respects ana thankulness are
also due TO Lieutenant DorrIen Smith. X. N;
Baufeld, Esq. Wee Consul Tor tne German Em-
pre-; i. A. Hanlley, Esq, receiver oil wreck; l.
a. Bully. Esq. r. NJ, Divisional oficer OF the
Coast Guard; 7. }. Buxton, Esq, Consular Agent
for the United States John G. Hal, Esq., magis-
strate and coroner; j. q. Moyle, Esq, surgeon;
Captain George snerrls, Captain II. P. Rowe,
trancs Bauneld, Esl, N. n. Haskln, Esq =.
Bauaeld, Jr.; MIR. |. L. Hooper, Mr.. Ferris, Gus
toms ofiicer; MIR. WiliAm Rogers, oyerseer; Mr..
Alfred HICKS, coxSw4ln OF the ltfebOat; Mr.. j.
Bicklord. Atiannc hoiei; air. OBADIAH Hicks, Mr..
Barnes RICHARDS anu many others. to whom, In
9sF f. Sa place
J. DRYFOOS, No. I22 Church street.
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A DvANCED STUDENTS OF PHONOGRAPHY-J r.
n MuNSON, practical shorthand reporter and author
OF system, viii instruct tew pupils uring
this vacation. At "a Park
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CRUELTY TO SEAMEN.

OFFICE OF THE UNITED STArEsl
SHIPPING COMMISSIONER,
NEW YORK, July Id, 1875.
10 rHy EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
In your report to-day Of the trial OF the captain
and mate OF the bark Eliza Oulton. 1or cruelty 20
seamen, you omit TO state that this vessel and
these of1cers are British. Sucn the fact. Re-
spectfully, Z. c. DUNCAN.
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AMUsEMENTs.

CnMoREs ooNoEEr GARDEN
faz MOST MAoxYsos eIs6sx IN THE WORLD
o9nesTts eysry nizn. ass oeoes G ey eyop,v.s
S4A~ o ssS.5Oo nS6R DaLfdfPEDT SfP 81 vrsfross m = AAA
have pronounced tails great musical organization
100 Al ARTS rs rio HS PsRfooRMsRs RfooRMsR
including greater nember Of famous SOloists than any
THE osEIfEsT LivISSS coRSErsT."
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Tss mrs. glowing BnAGET thoughts Of IN. Erese
c,ass classical aud modern masters nightly intor-
-, GILMoREs sUPsRs RAND.
WIN ThE 1ns f5sfu"
''AIhqii sE3tFls6E e e ayiissf aasb boSSss Sss the
which are charming resort Tor Ihe patrons of maAa.
THE MOST rGFsUF ans iIrs Ssp SeSe i for rrHr WORLD
sseiai ys e,seng2p SfFs IS called & e the
which embraces seiecons from
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D0NIzkiTii'S W.
l. overture-~stabat Mater, tas.,rs
GPasd sslsstonGem Of
4 Solo for cornet "Tantum Ergen .Mercadans.
Grind Ara iroa tls cTsAtion"-Eo;v Heaven
:" 'A-'''' sung by Mr. L. SoHSf nASaA
T. cornet solo-lnaammamA" from the ''stabat
On coase Suencc Of the immense success last sunday
evening. repeated by general desirel
seena from N irovatore" Missrers" Verdi
Choral-"Oid hundred"
Saturday Afternoon. at two O'Clock.
Matinee Performs &C. Ap;ic BY a ssrenade Band q
Admission, 80 cents; private boxes admitting four 81
The uarden Is open every other afternoon without
S'S anu cnIdrsa Admission Is cents 80
tickets or niy periormsnces s2J packages Of rwelvs
tickets 8,