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cidental discharge of his gun. The load
entered bis head.
John Shrebeck, who lives on East
Ninth street, was knocked down by two
robbers, who failed in securing nything
and were driven away by the cries tor
assistance.
Sam Digby, charged with the murder
Of Gus Miller, was dismissed on Satur-
day.
The Court at Falmouth convened to-
day, and will try Loyelace on the charge
OF mansIaugnter.
A fourteen.year old son of Mrs. Kirker
fell ana broke his arm while playing ball
at the Willew Run grounds on Satur-
day.
The Scott-street raiL-mill commenced
operations this morning.
The remains of Mr. Vac. Tousey, who
died recently at LeavenwOrth, Kansas,
reached the city to-day for interment.
Mr.. Fred. Thorpe. painter, has re-
ceived letter informing him that by the
death Of an uncle be Is heir to $50, 900.
The notion store OF Mr.. Pierce, on Mad
ison street, was broken into by thieves
on Saturday night and robbed OF lot Of
stockings, shirts, etc.
The Stars and the Americus tomorrow.
The case OF w. Il. Carlisle against r.
=. Carlisle, &C., was reversed by the
Court oil Appeals. In the lower Couits
the Judgment was tor the defendants.
f The Centennial meeting that was ar.
inounced to take place at the Madison
street Baptist church two weeks ago,
but was postponed on occount of Sick
bees in tue families OF some OF the men,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
NET MUSIC.

Among the sheet music recently published
by Diison Co find two pano-forte studies OF mod
crate difficulty by BOscovitz La Bohemenae and Grace
st CoquftTe the character OF which is perhaps sum
cen,ly indicated by their titles nocturne OF familiar
type by Alfred +. Warren entitled CrJeU ChtmeS; II
rather dashng series OF illustrations" of Marchets
Ry Bias by Alfred Jaell; Interpretation Wases oy Ed
ward Strauss highly elaborate transcription OF me vat
lyiaJ smiling and The Girl Lcf Behind Me- by Willie
Pape a commonplace Morche H1oD'phale, by Hud Ar0n-
eon; Otpourri on Giroft Girofa by Charles Wels ;
waltzes the opera by Edward Strauss; The Too
Orphans Wall. by Henry Tissington; Die Fledermaus
uadr.e bv Johann strauss Waltz from La JOe Pd'J,i
by Leon Duns The Brooket very ingenious aud
pretty duet for mezzosoprano and tenor or baritone by
r. BoO the first in Nat MAJOR and the second In
the relative key OF minor; Bird Song, for soprano
voice. by Mss s. y. Hebron; and a nocturne by the
young lady entitled Une Eto which n not entirely
fresh is at any rate graceful and meodious.
Mr.. Homer y. Bartlett a young composer
Of talent, has published pieces through the
honse Of Vim. A. Pond Co. The most pleas
ing perhaps is a ballad called Tuiiighi which has
not Only graceful flow Of melody, but wcndevised and
carefully written accompaniment Another Is difficult
fantasia on Pfeyers Hymn the construction Of which
sbows a good knowledge OF harmony and consistent
plan third is concert waltz, Ametn, OF less value
than either Of the others
NJ. GRAY, San Francisco, has published a
psrtsong for mixed voices 10y John p. Morgan entitled
sea Fern 1t Is exceedingly pretty and delicate and
those who know composer do need to be assured
that 1t is thoroughly well written.
Ditson g. Co. have published in convenient
octave volume collection OF German P1~, Part songs
with English words edited by n. H. Allen. schumann,
Irsns, Abt Hsuptmann, Hner, and other standard com
osers represented in the selections oil the songs be-
Sng modern, except by HsydnTbe same publishers
have also issued little volume containing Sepea Part
aouos by j. c. ID. Parker 10 which the Parker Club in
anfos hss dyeRs vel deserved DopvlaQE; md . Sol.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Hurtion Sales of Real estate.

EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II hereby given that We the Ecu
tors Of the Last viii and Testament OF George BI0"n
deceased will sell at Public Auction, through h. H. LUZ
4 CO.. Auct0neers al the Exchange saiesroom No ~
1875 IL o'clock all that certain LOT o G0E 5 t
Of Fifteenth st. distant 10 l+
east Of the fhv being 20 feet in front and rear AMI lo3
feet inches depth each side and the threesiory anu
basement brick DWE1JlNGhOJs 81 thef"Oh' ia'e .e io
dcncc OF George W. Browne. - ,,o,-n orO "a,
GROU the nOrtherly side Of one lnndred ana
h ST. distant 100 westerly Of the ElghaNe ne l"9
lots nearest Eghhave. being each 20 feet IN 'front.' a
rear feet depth each side the others bng
I'd arf In from and l5D feet in depth on each sle
sixty per the purchase money may remain on Bonn
anu Mortgage. OSSAt OSII ~. y l-Io II;
Executors Of g. W. Browne.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

Thou art the Glory Of our Strength and an
Erening Hymn Is. T. Gordon) two compositions by
Johann Wolfe peonastcally entitled Sacred anthems
for church service" The music is operate rather than
religious in character and weak Of its kind Any
thing more thoroughly opposed to the spirit Of genu
inc anthem 1t would he difficult to imagine.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
SCRIBNER's MONTHLY.
ANOTHER CONSOLIDATION
"OLD AND NEW"

SCRIBNERs MONTHLY.
ANOTHER CONSOLIDATION
"OLD AND NEW"
OF BOSTON, MERGED IN sCRIBNER's MONTHLY.
The Publishers Of sCRIBNERs MONTHLY announce
by just completed with the publishers Of
"oLD AND NEW" OF BOSTON,
that Magazine heretofore Edward Everett Hale
has been merged in sCRIBNER's MONTHLY, and that
Hale viii become contributor sCRBNER, and will write
one Of the Serial Stories for 1876.
SCRIBNER FOR JUNE Is NOW READY.
Among other entertaining papers are
FOUR HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES;
DUTCH FARMING,
BY GEORGE E. wARING. JR.
paper OF great practical value to all farmers
BEDS, TABLES, STOOLS AND CANDLESTICKS,
BY CLARENCE COOK.
With information for all housekeepers young old.
IN THE LATIN QUARTER,
BY ALBERT RHODES.
Describing phase OF French Bohemianism.
A VISIT TO BENARES,
BY FRANK VINCENT, JR.
Illustrated by native artists
BIRDSALL OF MAPLETON,
A story Of great dramatic power,
RECOLLECTIONS OF CHARLES SUMNER.
Giving many Of the late Senator by
his Secretary,
A. b. JOHNSON.
SOME OLD LETTERS,
With fac SMILES from Thomas Moore Sydney
Smith, &c.
THE POWER OF PRAYER,
BY SYDNEY AND CLIFFORD LANIER.
A striking dialect poem
THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS,
BY j. O. HOLLAND
is continued.
There are poems by w Wilkinson Mary f. Bradley
II. f. Warner and others.
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS Topics Of the Time
The Old Cabinet-Home and Socety-The Worlds Work
Culture and Progress-ae full usual Of valuable articles
on a great variety OF subjects.
contains amusing tces and items from all
sources notably poem from GEORGE \. BAKER, Jr.
Price IS cents number 81 year.
For sale by all ewsdcaers.
SCRIBNER & co. No. 743 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTA

NETWORK CITY.
Crosby ST, W 60 sO, 25xlO0 Julia crosby individ
cossitt ................... $4,000
Gramercy Park eastcry cor carriage way, 1873 Il soi
2lstst. lg.sxsO; J IL Ackcrmann to Amanda t. o
wife Of Judson and G Ely ;.; ,ooso ~ o'oo
Virtue to Helen Beilcw ....... .''' 1000
its,lf 10 Helen Il BeieW -. 1000
pecker % To- MARY Massay -. 10000
Monroe-st, no. 80 25xlo0 Executors of II cooo
spfingt n " cor 70 Of Brook 5oxioo west Farms
Ellen wife of o Reilly TO Mary wife OF Coyle.- 1000
sunolk-st (No. 73, 2jxlOO ONeil rel To o.o
To- II GiIdersleevc $4,000
44h.st. s. 100 IT Of lOtLave, 2jxlOO5, ex'x and ~
exr Of ii Scoye 10 HOersch oooo
trnstse to Marsareh, Wiie Of Loehr 27ls
Same prop q L and G; r and e and A ana + -,
Jane {, Wife Of II Jackson 10000
Tooth rs. 400 II W Of sthaye l25Sloo Donah 2 cqo
Same prop NJ Mckcnna ref to DOnah Inkauf lGlJO
l22ds, =. 1888 # e Of ithave 7xlOOll Bos to o
Ave & = W cor of lOGth st. 100 lx250; Ave A. cor
Of lO6thst i00.llX Ia Harlem River, 1nto
lO6ths XIV 10 beginning NJ koehIeI to IL lis ~ ooo
Ave ~ 2i3n n Of 5th.st, 2I3xio0; L Franken
thaI,r TO NJ Katzensein Ia $500
Ave ID, W = no 3I l7.7xG2 VI IIirsch and Bahbet
berger -. 1900
Same property the Eagle Fire Insurance Company to
N Hrsch and Babet tiuggenhener Nominal
10 q Kammerer @ Gr - $1,000
Sd ave interior lot 25j II of 3dave, and 1903 II of
Glstst, runs 2OXn 800 the 6lsi st Methodist Fps
copal Church. y TO Hattie j. wife OF Ztei..''' COO
RECORDED
81 ave No 39t store, &c years, per year sioO
3dave. No 22sj first hoor &C. years per yea.. l2oo
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Nem Publications.
~ p. PUTNAM SONS,
W. PoURTH.AvE and TwENTY.THIRDsT
Publish this day:
THE KEYS OF THE CREEDS.

12mo Cloth extra, 81 IS.
"a religious work that will undoubtedly make sensation
Springfield Republican.
"a remarkable work, that will attract the class Of
readers as Eoce Homo. - Newark Courier.
Promises attract much attention. The author.
ship kept secret and bceome the subject OF
con,ectures that OF Eoce Homo IN Y. Tribune
Msy be said be the DArwiniAn theory development
applied 10 religion ably ws1tten rsvsreutiA full Of
novelty end certain " 20 widely rsas s"-Nsnpav AyosR
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
lection Of Original Hymn Tunes, chants, sentences &c
by Henry X. Oliver

A galop called IcebrOok, by Samuel II. Speck
tDson & Coz deserves word Of mention on account OF
the youth Of the composer who are assured Is only
Is years OF 1t is slight thing, but boys who can do
even SO much are not common.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Wednesday, May 10. 1875.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday May 10. 1873.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day, Richard
" Iarnct sold by order OF the supreme Court the 4sory
brick store and dwelling No. 2l5 Avenue \. west side
81 l6 feet north OF ThTteenthst lot 2Jl0xlOo, 10 IT,
Sternbecker for Sl4, 800.
d. NJ. seaman sold by order OF the Supreme CoIIrr one
2stoy frame house and lot. south side On-lundieand
thItccnihst 2J feet west OF seeondaNe lot 2oXlooll
for SO, 100.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Geaebers.

4 YOUNG LADY desires a position as GOV
N Possesses thorough knowledge OF English
French, and Address d., Box No l0 tribune Once
A GENTLEMAN of culture and experience
~ az teacher Travelled extensively desires 10
take OF BOYS tO travel with them this summer
private ptiOnabe references as 10
character and ability. Address, X H. ~, Tribune once.
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
teachers departments will nd them by applying to
Mrs. MITCHELL. Teachers Bureau. 81 West 35thst
XTANTED-A person to TRANSLATE some
e w German pamphlets INTO English Address IkANsLA-
TION, Tribune uptoSn Office, 1898 Broadway
WANTED-A young lady learning phonogra-
w ply (Munsons systcmj TRANSPORTER Address
TRANSCRIBER, ,23s Broadway Tribune Uptown Office.
WANTED-By an experienced TEACHER,
present engaged in private day school posit on TO
teach two The evening IN school or family
Refers present employer INSTRUCTION. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

vNHE SCHOOL BULLETIN and WORK
l. STATE EDUCATIONAL. JOU AL for June wih con-
Of 20 questions each for written examinations in
arithmetic geography and United States history for
the 4h 5 9th h and 9Th year classes Of graded schools
COpies furnished separately In any quantity.
scipton. 81 yesr Specimen copies 10 cents Address p.
o. Box 9j, Albany, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Real estate 60 gttbange.

yfNO EXCHANGE for Chicago property-NIce
L story brown stone HOUSE well located IN brooklyn
and handsomely furnished. rutland WHITING, . Beck
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Citp iiral Gstate for Ga!e

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOrS SALE, or to LET,
~ the elegant story HOUSE, No 10 East
4Gths 25x62xlO0; will be sold at low prce
terms rented for term Of =. EDDY Park place.
DOR SALE at great Naluable
l. TENEMENT PROPERTY in Ninth Ward.
rutland & WHITING, 3 BeeAmaI-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Wounirp Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A most delightful COUNlh,, Nj, y.
SEAT in Scarsdale, Westchester County mas cos. ~
present owner $4,000 Pull particulars and photographs WIN
ADAMS BAILEY, 100 broadway lourtn ncor. -,-.,,,-
NOR sATE-A FARM of 125 acres in Rhine
beck Dutchess County W 2a miles east OF me Viass
in fine condition. pleasant locality and on gooa Puno
road go@ connodious Outbuildings house,
Of six rooms tasteful genemans residence OF M az auJ IN
warmed nv heater water both floors All new anu ~
GOOD possession gwen Immediately terms easy Apy
10 THOs kENwORTHY, 1856 GreenwichsI of H. M
GREENE, Rhnebeck.
NREAT SACRIFICE.-Fine HOUSE, 34x2O;
" plot ground 4xsi fruit shade dS $s ic iwo Sass balance
in three years Dr BYRN 40 Nassau ST., Room y, y,
CEASHORE COTTAGE FOR SALE@Saxln ,lI1
= Rock containing rooms commencing vleqes @
OF New and Sound, with bithng anre
house partly furnished price, 1880 For en-
Of address -. y. - -,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
DrookInn Real Gstaie for Sale


L>OR SALE (in Brooklyn.
l. 3-story aud basement BRICK HOUSE No "a Lafayette
do. do 43 3Wilows,.
"a do. do. DO. DO "a 3 HGS,si MilioasnOy..t
do. 1877 WillOughby
GORDON L. FORD. 81 CLARK st. BROOKLYN.
ROBT. s. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
IL ESTATE and MORTGAGES, 20i Montaguest Cont.
mental Bulng Brooklyn, Offers for exchange PROSPECT
PARK LOTS, valued at S2JD0 free OF incumbIance for
OF about 100 pleasant village and rail
Also brownsOne front houses Prospect
Brooklyn ghts exchange for farms village
residences Fifty thsusand dollars value In
block centrally located Brooklyn exchange for
Try property Farms country houses wanted in exchange
brooklyn real and for cash customers OF
houses in Brooklyn New York wishing 10 exchange same
property find 10 their advantage Ia
nicae with the ayertiseI exchanges ot real estate being
specially of his business Correspondence with
property solicited Houses in best sections Of Brook
Ism OF payment Loans made promptly
bond and mortgage improved NewlOrk or Brooklyn
moderate for Attorneys
investment invited call
the undersigned for rcass applications Parties wanting
them through the advertiser
from principals without any further publicity. REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS guaranteed by the Equitable
Trust Company with capital OF 81 for sale nsum OF
81, 900 each by
ROBERT s. BUssING, 2o4 Montague-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Mem 11nblifations.
TUNE ATLANTIC.

TUNE ATLANTIC.
NOW READY AND FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.
POETRY.
ODE READ AT THE CONCORD CENTENNIAL
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
SPRING In NEW ENGLAND. For Memorial Day)
7. b. ALDRcH.
TRANSITION.
CRIIA BAxTER
FOLDED HANDS.
n. p. PiATT.
WASTE
PAwCErT.
ANNIES DAUGHTER
LoUnE CHANDLER MoULroS
STORIES
RODERICK HUDSON W. Frascaa.
HENRY JAhRs, JR
STORY OF A CONTRABAND.
MRS. LAUyr THOMPSON.
BORING FOR OIL
BENJAMIN JACQUES.
p. DRMISG.
NARRATIVE AND ADVENTURE.
OLD TIMES ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
THE CALIFORNIA RANCH.
POWERS.
CRUISE OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK IN CALAIS
HARBOR.
WISE AND UNwIsE ECONOMY IN SCHOOLS.
CHARLES ". ELIOT.
POLITICAL RESULTS FROM TIE VARIoLOiD.
ROBERT DALE OWEN
Tn RECENT LITERATURE fourteen books carefully
reviewed. the DRAMA contains an editorial notice OF Mr'
Raymond Colonel Sellers and the departments OF AR
MUSIC, EDUCATION are ably filed
TERMS: 35 cents number; - year
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HIJRD e. HOUGHTON, New-York.
CCHLIEMANN's TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- Qlustrated
Ravard ravors account OF Explorations Of Dr. schlie
mann on the Field OF Ancient Troy IN published In TRIBUNE
Extra Pamphlets to any address In the United States for II
Send for circulars Address THE TRIBUNE, New.York
"SIX MAGAZINES IN ONE"
ST. NICHOLAS.
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GIRLS AND BOYS.
JUNE NUMBER NOW READY.
The absorption by ST NICHOLAS OF Our Young Folks,
The Riverside Little Corporal schoolday Magazine, and
Chrens given the ablest and largest corps
contributors OF any Childs Periodical in tho world
present number is OF the handsomest and most IN
teresng issued 1t contains generous nstaments OF the
Two Serials
EIGHT COUSINS"
by Louisa NJ. Alcott,
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byJ. r. TrowbIldge.
There win also be found in this number
TALES OF ADVENTURE FOR BOYS,
HOME STORIES FOR GIRLS,
SHORT STORIES FOR THE LITTLE ONES,
and Pictures POEMS Puzzles, Games and Jnges that will
delight the whole family.
The varous departments usual full Of Information
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Subscription price 81 year 25 cents number Sold by
all Newsdealers Booksellers, and Postmasters
Send twenty-five cents "TfpTop Selections from st.
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New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Jusirnftion.
For Boys and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
Nlaycrack College e. Hud. Riv. Inst, at Clayer-
~ ack NY Pupils received at any time Aion'o fi"'N'
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL for rrSHtAIb SMALh
stepney Depot Conn
VRVINGTON INSTITUTE,
DAY and IEXlNfnSSGSs reson'
and Froebeis principles
Eauc.on from Kndergartel mp 70 complete prepara
ton for College, or sci'"nc sli ADoiPR DoUA Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
lVl Plains n. Y. Principal, o. H. WILLIS, Ph u.
MT. PLEASANT INST'TE;TPryate Classes ss,H
NGASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
lvI Entrance Examinations, MONDAY, May 81, andTuEs-
DAS Aadress Sss SAMUEL kNEELAND sccy Boston Mass
DEEKSKILL IN. W MILITARY ACADEMY:
New and complete Gymnasium; s4Oo per annum' sen"
for Circular.
T,HE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown-on-
Hudson WIN remain for boys during ~ Gs va
cation from June IL to Sept H. INSTRUCTION 'i hol.
YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE 7, =, mon
'o BRS5%MfS Rssas 2S' MasoS Box No. Ga YOnEer
For Young Ladies-Country
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for Young
~ Ladies Poughkcepse Duiehess Co 1 & onse ,t Hsd ~.
OF stny Nv @sr hrnr and For ea
sd lars address G G wETsELL PRINCIPAL and PropIet0c
EBELL International Academy; for European,
study and school io y0ang a. Rrn @
Party Of thirty embarked April Another class Q!
New York for European tour nrst week IN Jhe
particulars address Ebe international Academy cooper
Union NewYOrk or 90 konigsrictLerst Berin PRUSSIA
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ BRIDGEPORT Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
Miscellaneous-Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
"a miles from So II week home soa Far ere
lars, address Mrs. II. e. MONELI. Manhasset, L. l.
AN EDUCATED LADY who has $4,000 de-
IA find either lady gentleman with snIai
amount to Join her in establishing hrstcass sEMlNAhf
a California eXceptOnaOlr rel
given required Address for week EDUCA.
TOR, r. q. Box j,205 New-York.
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. T., for
ladies' and gentlemeDsl9f year for board and Com
English To prepare for college for business aud io NE
Address JOS F. KING. ID. Spring Term March 20:
VNO LEASE-Furnishcd, for a term of years,
i long established BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES, in OF the pleasantes cit OF southern
England. Address, with references H. % West l9thst
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Jnstruttion.


For Young Ladies-City.
KINDERGARTEN, Al East 43d-st., near
IN Madison ave, oldest and kindergarten In the city
All the froebel occupations taught thoroaghly Training
with kindergartneIs. Miss l.. NJ. coz, Prin
MARGARET j. MCDONALDs
DRAWING AND WATER CoLoRs,
from Nature,
7ss Broadway, Room 3.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PORTRAITS
AND DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS. IN WATER COLORs
TERMSS2O 20 Lessons one each in the Studio
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
N Nj. Rev. J. G. wYCKOFF, Principal
A BOARDING SCHOOL for II Boys.
N w. STARR Port Chester, n Y.
A BOYS BOARDING-S SCHOOL, SHOKT-
n LIDGEs MEDIA ACADEMY 10 miles from Phiade
pha direct by rail from NewY York.-specal prov
little boys for WHOM" The NewYort Graphic
"a home life Is provided mot usually found in boarding
mted n time by The quarter for 81 weeks
rates and terms Mr. Bayard Taylor "I take
great pleasure recommending TO parents the Academy OF
which 8. c. sHORTLIDGE principal have bad an op
pornny OF ooservinK ne manner IN which the Academy
IL and satsned that nothing Is neglected can
picture Of building circular. address c. SHOKT
LID6E lHarvard a. H.. Media Penn
ROYS privately fitted for College.
AJfu candidates oOat he'd stockbrdge Mass HOFFMAN,.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, 1O8 West Fifty
~ nipthst, on Central Park. Now YORK. College West
Point Naval Academy scientinc -BoarduS depart
~10k IrwSe0ees es ~
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Countrp ,Jropertn 20 Ect.

At THE BRACING SEASIDE, on the cool
~ mountain bank, in the shady valley have
lovely furnished COTTAGES let send FOR printed lists
RULE, No. 1905 Broadway
AT MORRISTOWN-TO LEASE or RENT
N furnished for season. elegant country sIDENCE with
all modern improvements. large grounds and abundance Of
fruit Ac II 81 900 :. EDDY, PARK place
A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, large lot, -
4 minutes from city, depots, schools churches. dc
Rent low a good tenant Address HOMESTEAD, Tribune
Office.
TENOX, MASS, COUNTRY HOUSE to LET
IL FURNISHED for the season. Apply TO I. POST or L.
j DUNNINC;, Lenox.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Giin propertp Go Get.

Gitn propfrtp 20 Let.
CTUDIO to LET.
- ROOM No Ii in the building OF the Y ". C. A. for six
months Terms reasonable. Inquire OF the JANIIOR,
corner OF 4thave. and 23dst.
rNO LET-FURNISHED- small HOUSE,
4 with every convenience, in Cottage place rent S@Do
Apply to VS. CARR, No Cottageplace.
Two LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox5O
in fine bndng facing City Hall PARK the rooms wen
adapted class billiard having hgn celng me
light aud easy Apply 10 j. " WfChOkf d Co., Il
Park
vgNO LET-At very moderate rents, a few de-
sirable private DWELLING HOUSES, in good locations
and in good order Also bus places stores and dwell
iugs combined Inquire OF CHARLES c. WAkELEf, lVi
lOth.st., y. Y
ITO LEASE-The elegant OFFICES Nos. 100
and 1O2 Broadway vacated by the Universal Life ms Co.
Nos II and ~ NarIel-st also
Offices Independent No Park place also oces IN he
North Life Company building also Offices of he
Guardian ife. 2Jl Broadway. X. T. PAGE, 33 ParAION
TO LErT The ssroay BRICK BUILDING.
No FraukioItst, second door from Chathams-
Apply to
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE y. Y TRIBUNE.
.S.ln EAST BROADWAY.-TO LET-Parlor
sEU and basement stories with mirrors chandeliers, &c
Inquire 22o door. Rent low to good tenant
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-08-12
THE PRESS OF THIS COUNTRY.

From newspaper directory lately issued
We learn that in the United States and the
Dominion Of Canada combined there are
eight thousand three hundred and forty
eight publications, Of which seven thousand
seven hundred and thirty-six are published
in the United States. In the United States
there are six hundred and ninety-fve dali
lies, and five thousand eight hundred and
fifty-eight weeklies-the- remainder being
tri-weeklies, monthlies, etc. New York
has the largest number Of publications,
one thousand and etghty-six, or near
ly one-seventh Of the whole number. Illi-
nois comes next with six hundred and for
ty-two. Nebraska has the smallest number,
Observation-Disclosures twenty-five; Florida
and Rhode Island, with twenty-seven each,
come next. Of the Southern States Texas
has the largest number OF publicatiops-
one hundred and sixty-eight; and Georgia
ranks second, with one husdred and forty
eight. Texas is credited with twenty-one
daily papers and Georgia with sixteen.
The circulation OF New York publications
is given as follows: The Tribune, Ners and
Christian Union, are the only publications
ON the list which furnish an affidavit Of the
correctness of their report. The figures Of
the others are estimated by owners and
managers.