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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
Brooklnu He0l estate for Sale.

BLOCK OF IOW-PRlCED BROOKLYN
ID Lots well located VIII Do sold ai aigr sac,ln.e II
applied for Immediately. KU LAND * WHITING, Beck
man 81
NOR SALE OR TO LET-IIOuscs furnished
or unurn.shed brown stone. brick frame. the most
healthy ana delightful streets in BROOKLYN n,ar Cuyers
DURYEA'S Scuer and CAROLS churches cali and exam
lie list. JAMES q. HALL ~ son. Ji0 tTdlkihaVe
near Greene BrOOklyn
DOBERT :. BUSSiNG, BROKER i'll RE NJ
IA ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS. Ma. 2oi Montague
continental niine, brooklyn the exchange Ct Bfoh
Ign NcNYork Real Estate for Farms Village OF other
C0ury Property - made specially of tn business The
fars oner, 6y the advertiser for such exchanges are Iar
Superior those pCoeJrd other iiDksE OHN Is ~
real estate of description IN the city or conir! wishing to
exchange fhc solicited TAI send A. full descr
possible Of hc ropery 10 the advertiser s. ting also
Wishes regard IL II. Correspondence VII" oWnrrs o
real estate invited iui ro"ni Kept OF all ril estate Tor
exchange and property lett icf sale escapes al
to. An experience Of nearly years IN real estate business
very extensive acquaintance aiming property o"neiT
caIasts and others uncquGe facilities 10 The avc
fsrr description Of real estate trans
lots n the hest sections IT Brooklyn
particularly IN the vicinity o Prospect Park, the
Irokyn Rights for sale on very easy terms ~ pay
nen Builders and oilers purchasing lois OF the unders Gnc
can at their building rans and have
every practicable financial facility furnished.
quirc OF Ia loan on bond AMI mortgage
property. Good Applications wanted 10y
ROBERT :. BUSTING, 204 Montagne-st., Brooklyn.
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Real Gsiate 90 Gxthanse.

4 YOUNG married couple desire to rent
her m,siinm sized HOUSE within easy time OF New lWk
Rent very moderate. Best references gwen CoLE'
MAN Tribune ONCE. -
Chicago and Michigan REAL
IL ESTATE for this city or near ny property. JAMES
BROWNING 81 Broadway.
L'ARM of 10 acres very desirable land,
excellent house oubuiings 10 miles Ia New Jersey
10 exchange for Brooklyn or Newl YORK CITY property
" rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst.
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PHILAnELPHIA, via Long BRANCH and

Fare from Network q Phade phi1 only ~ %.
Commencing MONDAY. JDD" :, $50. the new, .antnt
and CONNEXIONS steamboats, JESSE HOl and TN lllruF
connecting al sandy Hook with all trains, viii
Leave from Pier = y. A., foot Of Re, tor st.
$40 a. n.-For Philadelphia Long braDch, Toms River,
WarorOwD, NInoaDd, and briige.on.
100 r. FOR Philadelphia Long Branch, Barn'gat Tuck
aud all way sfaiions
400 p m Long Branch, Toms River, and "aTe0Sn
attn Per, $50 i'icr ; y. IA $50
a M arIiy ng Long Branch Ills RetIn"s i1syo
branch 20 arrive Pier $50 p NJ it'st rex
-iDpm. NM. :. >NEbiN, f.hriM NfhaS.r,-
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MORE IMPORTANT THAN TRUE.

One of the "LOndon correspondents D." has
rubshpd the startling that The Ij0,cS TO DC
'aneousy issued several OF the chcf cites OF
the KIN gd0n Composing machines OF Iolm are Ia
h. used which will he actdatcd by electricity from the
chief NADINE in London. that the type Will be up
simultaneously By each machine!
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY
| f,ou solidaon Of sTONINGTON LINE and PROV DENCR
LiNE between NEw.yoIiX and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR pRovIDENcE, MEwPoMr Asp R sG lon, v.
TIE n s6sn2 ,srqF FSIE M r
! MoNDAYs Wednesdays ana FaIDAYf, leave Pier Ss
'% e s'y al q points in ana
ss 9ee s;cd s,"1Ss & s s a az ross Az
PROVIDENCE LINE.
| VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
The sts1nCh and p"ys" full sapss E aaa ,iH N2S
re nhhssDAYs iiU RsbAYs and sASu RDAis lave for
n a5 sp 81 q Sd ssSs' points 1 va &5 e'' 'a' Nv
Freight via either line taken q, lows, ,st pr,.,s,,
L. w FIrKINs. General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0Ap;-TH .,E
houTE Trains leave from foot Of De-bo'~ and
spf%.s isf sTrisSag Pittsburgh West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached $3.50 m and $50 p
n For r" $S s% aS% ok Haven
NGlmsp p; ~ Lex S" iisTa" CORY. E
melting at Cory for rtasve Petroleum Centre and the on
sS wf Estimate f5 a7% srs a a cI" n %i
= g, a. M arrive Washington 40 p. EcsUar At
~ S% n st, .S,x
and o. D IN TaigP,n n AMI 81 HSnd class D. d.
For NS c ,o a. 49, 81 55c So .6 5o 6iS $50 R
$40 no. 1880 M, and ~ night sG'as 5so T. a"d $40
F.aST,E so 3 ~ 60 So 20 go sis g
10 iso % and = "s s"sAy y az" and 10 q 10
sd ESr s Ha" .lo S 400 5e 5!so ~ To- $780, SD
iop ~, and y night SUNDAY. $40 and H pm an, "A
o e. n Hs and as .'s S y ''' ''' '''
and Sfiy Ii'Ii , $40 Il a1 ~ t1ICp%
For Tambertyic $50 a. M. 2, >. a. o., AMI p m
For fcning,on Phiipsburg aud Belv'derv' $50 ~ M,
r Mercer AMI Somerset Branch, 81. M
For Trenton, Boientosp Burlington aud Camden and
$50 5or r % 10 a. n a." and 4io ;" NJ
For taIminaiale and Siuai, a. m ana j. M.
FOR ghtstoyn, Pember,on and Camden via perth Annoy
For ii ghtstown and Pemberon m
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburgh, $50 and 1870
sx , AM Moniay T. om @ssSs,oo and Satimor IN,
iJ, Is and 10 % p, sunGay, 80 m and 1927 p M
& IT, ~ o. 10 $50 49, sI4 eco io27 D. u sun.
DAY. r. Ones, &C. 5 Ss "a and "a g. ,oswsy S sS Ss
and Tot Of pessro an1 s ' ard mo- ,ss. s
EiogTssnt Iclet once, 40 batt. ny place.
y. NJ. BOYD, jr., Get. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
DLGULAR Catskill line, up the crcek.-Steam-
IL ers New Champion and Walter iset II leave Pier AZ
foot Of Caua ST. daily except sunday at6P.m
V'lIE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
shor, route TO Bah. on Ia, sorc isln say'ie and Pc
Leave Hunter Point $50 Paisosue mail With
Leave Hunter toint 100 p H. Patehogue way tram
L,aye Hunters point iSO mfatchogue express train
Leave Hunters Point ) 90 p. m-islip way tram A., o.,
icr part cglsrs bs and small TIME tables Al'S ics
hmsdale and other stations Ferry leave New YORK.
loot 81 James slip last River 80 mites ana 100. Of Ihry
trains from Hunter eset. sold and BAGGAGE checked
Hunters Po,nt ior Great N@S Hs@p.tsad. Isnssn CITY.
ps'ehogue. and all way stato. At $50 M spd 400
, sis AZ s fSf $780, q'i 6S % and sS $50
p N d BARTON, Superintendent
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Citn Real Gstaic for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCIlANGE-A fOur-st0ry
/ brownsiOuc DWELLING near Central Psik fpi AZ
NUT LUMBER AND LOWER GRADES OF Pine lIice
s"4 00D. y. l. T., III Prinee-st.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Srw-YoRK CITY.

Boneyard' (, ,,,nr OF 'o"s' 900
Washington square II tNo20l leaseh0ld y L'iaham
to Elizabeth ~ MSt a af Assigned 10 81 800
12ths ~ n 10, 81 ave M ComTiiioe 10 May 200
1sas5 49, # o. St arsysn oA'- 10000
6othst 12j i ~ " q s ,av,' $4,000
1lSih SIS 10y ~ N !, OF 'u ave- 800
2daye S92 q % ',s S5as' 1900
9daye 1877 %ar iiSaSs LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
For Young Ladies-City.

KINDERG ARTEN, a. Fast 43d-st., near
IN Madison ave- oldest AMI best Kindergsr,n III ne city
An the Troee occupations taught thoroughly. TRAINING
eas for mothers and teachers schools and families snpped
with Kinder artneTs. Miss Il. VI. COE, PM
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feaal Notices.


VNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
i STATES FOE THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
SYLNANIA.- MORRIS MENDEl.SOHN and LEWIS MEN
DkISOHN. late trailing As Il. ENDELsoHN CO. III the
Philadelphia, pennsy ana III SAIL distinct having
ttoei for their discarg lerng o cInhtiN WIN d. MIA
22d ,y OF June. 1870 at IL o'clock am before Register
EGWIN f. CHASE, his oiIcr NoGlj alnut Phl
a that the examination Oi the sal! bankrupis may b IN
business o meetings required By sectons - aud
Of the M Congress TRANSACTED The Register w certify
whether banNTpts haSa cOliOfmei 10 iier duties.
hearing III Wednesday, the 3Otn day of June
A d. 1875. the Court NJ Philadelphia, az 10 O'Clock
when wh.rc parties Interested show cause
tile dsrhafgr. Isl itnesS the Hon John Cad" ala
der Judge the said District Court and the seal thereof AT
Philadelphia the oath day al May, AID. 1870 Francis squire,
jr. rrk. Ae,i-Edwin T. 'iase. Regr my26 la"5"W
NOTICE or Observation-Disclosures il hereby
~ given Elipialt g. smith. thphalei C. SmI. j.,
Hcnry Il. smith and decree o. Claws partners III trade under
IN o T. g. smith ~ oi the tUN
Se~ark County of tsx and STAT 81 .r.ry lats inns
shin estate equal benefit their creditors ad a
SAIL creditors exhibit their respective claims under oath
affirmation, Wihiu he Of lrce ncntisD0.sl New
ark, n. j., June t. 1875.
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Assignee, box %. Newark, n.
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REAL ESTATE.
Hrw-Yonx, Tuesday, juno 8. 1875

EEW-YORK, Tnesdny Juno g. 1870.
At tho Exchange salesroOms to-day legal
sa,os were conducted by r. H. Ludlow Il Co, a. D.
Bleecker & Son, John McClaye Co.. and James NJ ALL
ler The prices at which the property sold was below the
actual value.
AUCTION SALES OF NEwYORK REAL ESTATE
nv H. H. L,fro1r & Co.
tenement house and lot NO or W est
3gi at 900 II W OF 10thave 23xiuo fi'''''
Ss,ory brick d is,1en ut , 9Ss svs sa
BIZ L. J. BieeckeT q Son: A..
S,,cry brick 9,t tessnen. house 1880
BY John McCl1re d 20:
4story " ., as, mouse io f' 900
-' BIZ James W. Muter.
4stoTy and md sa 81 vs lot 2es 53lOO
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6ioraqe.

IEAEGER WAREHOUSES;,
9Th ave. from 3id 10 3 ~ ats AMI 252 9thaye.
OFFICE. 30 West 3tthst .
The thoroughly
equipped establishment Of the Kind IN the bu-n - storage
furniture, baggage goods, wares VI every hrscrpuo ~
separate closed COMPARTMENTS. Night patrols receive goods az
nj hOdrs. Inspection invited.
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Go t1bom it man Couecrn.

no FARMERS and others-Partncr or small
/ farm wanted The invent OF now met,oi 81 rasipg
oltrV vauis small large city on lease with I'M
nr PARTNER. Expenses small profits Large
Address e. H. Once \. y Tribune Philadelphia Penn
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Sales bp Auction.

a. IERwly, Auct0neer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN * Co, csc Broadway,
ID near Bondst-S5aes Of Booas, Works Of Art, Fancy
Goods. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

Vo-trys Pier 3d. y r. daily Sundays excepted a 80 ag!
poushAeep-ie Hiebeck catshi and Hudson Tickets on
Cornwa al, and Ne~buTgh returning same cay, u.
.a Na.a IaIrs,a an rro ' 81 steamer BiDGE
PORT ra,es Catharne slip at 1880 H. and Bridgeport at
NTrIIENS' LINE.-SteambOats for TROY,
y connecting with all railway lines North and West FARE
80 cents deck abn passage including berth g. Legant
steamboats, leave daily salria.s eAcrped At p M iIo1
connecting lines. JOS CORNELL supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
a E ESS "a aNh (? loot Of SI
Al oTse wn GC s "f s ri Il smg" NTH %en
snslncaanna Divisions also with elg Wiley Ra aI
central rsnnsyIyag.. and YrTY"S Hn I:9iS
Commencing Man 81 81 ia,s Sew lotk AS follows.
$50 a. M Shws TRAIN for Elstou Bethlehem, Rain Al,n.
town. Mauc Chunk, lanaqua amanend iiNesoaGi 7'la
US a. Train for scmervllle and Pennington. 80
a. m-Eay Tram ioi Eason, connects at junction WIN
9i5 a. mMoRSSa ExrnFss, daily except sundays. for
Ts.,on AIsuo%n liarIisharg AID The West Connects at
aqua Tcsanda " kesbaire scranton. with tnrouSh cars
10 80 I-Way Easton, connects at Phi psburs
IL Is p m~ExPErss for Flemngon Easton, Allentown,
Ma@eh Shgpk Cg Is nasi o ra So Posi
2is D. n~l.Arnrs FOR Easton Be!sdero Bath Mauch
S % Way Tn a G gr a assn Aenown and Maacn
ch conqSss a. @@se" si2 s @s s%a Mss r. "
go + %M or f ilaiH lGG 'O"'r'l''
$50 p im-EvrIISJ Ex,I:ss. daily Cor Eas;on, Allentown
Maueh Chunk. wiikesbare To"ada, Recalling snd Harris
500 D. m.-way Train for someryIIo
$50 y. For Ilainn.d
S ssoP B. I %.-fST f Ess'en.
90 D. m.-Way Train for S0mervile
Fo Eiila,e, at 80, Gl5 $40, 7, 100, 745 3, SO.
ss ~ 5c ~ i' a. 49, .5 s. 49, $50 90 545, g.
5iS. $50 ~ 80 SIS SO iSae ll:iS = n.
HIP BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
EOR WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, P'keepsie,
Hambmrrh ard Marlboro by ferry) The MARY POWELL
leaves VIsSIRi 81, Pier 80 r. daily, at $50 p. m
LNOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
mear West Pont Cornwall Newbureh Marlborough, Milton
Highland tNew PsliA, and t'oTs me steamboat Iohn
Cornell Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, leaving liar
r.son-st. PIER -. n. r., at p IA.
EOR Rondout & Kingston, landing at Cozzens'
Polghkeel West PARK and Esopus the steamboat James
baldwin. every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday leaving
Hsrrison ST, Pier No. ~, North RIVER at 4 p M -
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS, June p to Aug 90 inclusiveJ ats p. m.
From Pier % North River foot Of Murray st.,
THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
capt. A. q. SIMMONS. Capt. Is. NJ. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The direct route Taunton Midleboro' Plymouth,
New Bedford MATTHIAS Vneyari. Nantucket Cape Cod. the
WHITE MOUNTAINS. and all principal points IN New-E
gland and the Provinces
For Tickets and stero0Ias apply at 0ii Broadw Broad
way, corner Twenty -thrist; Courtst Brooklyn
the Office the Pier aud all principal Hotels and Ticket or
fees the city BORDEN LOWELL. Agents.
GEORGE l. COMMON. Gen lass. Agent o. G. s-B Co.
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Nfm Duhlirnlions.

CHOICE NEW SIC!-"Two Orphans"
~ waltz. 75e Red CIos. March (Masonic 100; "Giro
neir,1a Wes Toe. WALTZ. Toe lawfully Jolly"
Galop AronEon s9c; letter IN the cance Soc Wait
Branch.s.'
RunslaA Z. u. DI1tlIN ~ 90. ~ KI.ai,xa
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DEOPLE'' LINE FOR albany.

BAND OF MUSIC ON HOARD . -.
STATE. ROOMS WARNED by STEAM PIPES tOk lftb
COMFORT or PASSENGERS. The Drew or ~ John lesyo
every evening ut Is clock Suuiays excope., IRON Tier II
North River connecting AZ Albany with ~ rail-
w.v line. East North West Tck cts and afternoons
sale at Dos Express Oioe, ?ii Brti" a' after
Express l,2il BOadwaY, and al rh Avenue Tote anu
baggage enc, hcd destination same on Tire wnaIi 49,
4 p.-tRfAT REDUCTION IN FAkf-Flh~T CLASS
ONLY 81 %: DECK PASSAGE % CENTS.
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Steamboats, ano Rai!roaos.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
a Day boats G. VGBRAKD and DANIEL DREW Leave
,strys Pier 80 " A., daily lsuldays eNcepte) ~ 80 Ai
2Ith ~ q a. land NJ at West Point cornwall Ne%Dirs
keepsr ishiuebeck Cassn ahd Hudson Tickets on
sale .0f points North ami West. IMP tickets 10 est fot
Cornwall and New Durgh. returning same cay, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

BRIDGEPORT, and all points On liousatonlc
and Nau sauck railroads Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT Caharne slip at IL 80 H. and Bridgeport at
III u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STONINGTON LINE

STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Con solilaton of STONINGTON LINE and PROV DENCk
| LINE bttwcen NETWORK and BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

The staunch and powerful steamships ELECTRA MON
DAYS, WEDNESDA ana FRIDAYS. and GAlAfEl
TUESDAYS, 1ltUNsDAYS and ~ ~ RDAfS. have tlt
~ ~ Re- foot o. Robinson 81, 1T IN Dir,e3 Ioato ~
Worcester and MI North,r IN points via worcester.
ID. ~ BABCOtk, Prtsidfn
Gem Aps-t
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

BOYS BOARDiNG-S SCHOOL, SHORT
~ LIDGEs MEDIA ACADEMY Is mills from Philadei
mia dir, by from NcwNorkScc al care ana WnNl
son boys for whom says The orsPmc
home.fe is provided usually found III hoaIdinS
sco;s special at non 10 backward pupils. students al
uttd AT any quarter for % weeks al ns'ae
rates aud on easy terms Mr.. Bayard Taylor says take
great pleasure IN recommending Ia parents the Acarmy on
whcliS g. SHORTII DGE principal. have had an OPP
poItuny rNiug the manner in which tne Aaoey "a
dcpOTjm mt OF the pupils VINO a't
and am satis;i,l thai nothing neglected which can lii
tIcr moth The intellectual and moral NcOpmcnt OF the a.
For ciura OF hlildng and circular address = o. sohi-
Inl.I 4 Nj ModIa. POM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

CITIZENS LINE.-SteambOats for TROY,
" connecting III all railway lines North and West FARE
abn including berth 81 IFyaht
steamboats, leave daily saturials eAcrpted at p No. nom
40 " r. foot vi Leroy st. Through tickets solo over All
connecting lines. JbS tbitNiLir SUPP,
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L,0p AyEsT pOINT. NEWRIIRGU. P,keensie

E'OR R0ndout & Kingston, landing ut Cozzens'
West loutb COrnN all Ne.burgh Marlborough Milton
roIgikeelEc West PARK and tsops the steamboat James
W. baldwin, Monday, Wednesday and Friday leaving
HaI IL pIrr No. I'll North ENcr at D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

NETWORK, NEW-UAEEN AND HART
~ FORD Il. K-NtW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN DI'
VISION->unnrr Arrangement commencing NAV ~ 1870.
station in NewiOr Grand Central Depot en-
trance Fort -secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NRwfoRK. - . =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

Opposition MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY and Troy isndng at sa,ski, j. W -
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. o .. N. Fare, - cents
deck; cabin with BERTH 81 Onys 20 ga iiuhal0 freght
M reduced D. W, IN NJ w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
CLERGYMANs WIDOW. residing in

n
~ Hartford Conn., desires To RECEIVE iniO her family
MOTHERLr2SS CHILDREN or children parents
References The Bishops Of Connecticut New
Jersey and Pittsburgh. Address q.
ID. VI. Meier Smith. Hartford, &C an
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y, for
i ladies aud gentlemen. wear for board an1 Com
English To prepare cole for business ai for life
Address JOS. r. ri &C. ID. Spring Term March -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

FOR PROVIDENCE NEWPORT AND B0sION.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, ~ F-DArS
THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS D.d MARRIAGE NSEry
MONDAYS. WEDN ESDAYS and FRIDAYS, leave Per oA
y. H., fHt OF Jayst , N y. IN.
Through tickets TO all principal points IN New FDFaoh ana
the provinces may obtained al RAILROAD Deyos and iL)tt
,ke, Onces Siaerooms he secured In advance az the
Offices OK Westcett Express Company aud at 39 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
Miscellaneous-Country.

4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
N Ia miles from New York 50 per week; Boart Wash
ing Tuition, and the comforts OF country home FVT circu
lars, address Mir. II. &. MCNEIL, MdnhI-seI, l.. +.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-31
A Fine Art Magazine for the Young.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1876!

After two years of prosperity, mex
ampled in the annals of juvenile litera-
ture, during which ST. NICHOLAS has
consolidated with itself all its strongest
competitors, the publishers find them
selves in position to promise that the
Third Volume, beginning with the num-
Der for November, 1875, shall, in it's un-
usual attractions for Girls and Boys, sur
pass even the preceding volumes. In
addition to contributions from the frst
sOrise1s IN Anterico, there will be stories,
poems, and sketches by some of the
most prominent English Authors. Ar
rangements have been made for very
interesting series Of papers on
WINDSOR CASTLE,
by Mrs. Oliphant, treating of its His
tory and the Child-Life of successive
Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI
will contribute to the new volume.
Louisa NJ. Alcott will write Marjorie's
Birthday Gifts" and other short stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for Young
People have been promised by the pop
ular English Astronomer, RICHARD
PRoCToR.
There will be a continued story OF
Life in Iceland by BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November Number, the open
ing of the new volume will begin an
AMERICAN SERIAL STORY,
THE BOY EMIGRAETs,"
By Noah Brooks, giving the adventures
of party of boys in the California Gold
Mines in the early days OF the Gold Fe-
yer.
J. t. TRowBRIDGE, author of the
"Jack Hazard Stories," will contribute
some highly interesting sketches of ad-
venture at "Bass Cove"
TALKS WITH GIRLS"
By leading authors, will be prominent
feature of the new volume. Especial
attention will also be given to
INCIDENTS OF AMERICAN HIS
TORY,
With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments, "Jack-in-
the Pulpit" "The Riddle Box" and the
pages for "Very Little Folks" are to be
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