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rVCyreu GRAMMAR ~ gev. RICHARD MORRIS, b. A. LIMO
I'D. lI5. MacA.li-n Co.
The essence OF English grammar IS presented
in highly condensed form in tins little voim;' "nioh
is ono OF the excellent sres OF "Lter"inro Primers
edited by Mr. r. Green. Both the blsiorca ana gram
na,ical relations OF tie language are exhibited In
manner which leaves nothing to be desired In book OF
practical reference. TIE niger pup VIII mere ma
everything essential 10 his progress ready prepared at
bi hand whle II vii, serve the more advanced student
as valuable refrssAniant All ala 10 tHe memory.
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'sNuE TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
PAMPHLET SERIES.

Nc o-r,sr Lectures Asonom1. by Richard L. Proctor
md lac ure bv Prof AglssI the A. JerSon School
No 10 Dscovcrs Of AsceaI Troy (Lote bV bsysi'
T,r, Lectures Nerves; Proeors tafr"e
lie ures o AGTcasmy
No l?-M rs sfthe National Academy Of Science, April lS''
end tie Aae lean OneaiL Soce May, 1915 Br"Selnl on '
h EI ,prga tcrr4 la Eaee;s Of Alcohol
J 7. Fltlis Lcasan X, etc
No 2l-Oue Of tcelco. Eusraed Coggids ard bea
Con Chemstrys Cenenall Aaencan sceHe Association AHl
PhlOiosss Convention at Hartford
No 3-Trsla AMI LetOl IIaIeT ~ Oman OF Lac
E la.t AdreS Prof Owel HAS EaLeh s;oyi hsOo'4
Reply 10 Typ:ah
No. 2j-Gi.d,one Vatican DEGREES IN fui Mlnnhgs and
Ac;ons Replica
30 2i-Tae asd scienor Lectures b. DR. j. W. p'w'o'
Prncp OF NcG CoCe Montreal su tie Rev Dr. Howard C''o''
No 27-ssu H., "a. oScence rguLal Csiai and aocn"f
po5ee- langley o. OF solar Tea P'i"Hs kns OF
Business; M4rLs the bad LaAI Tie Transit oil
yenu-.
b-r pamphlets rs"d to aov adle the uHit.l
t1fce T - GUS
ts, win $50 "a JT % cent
Aly paIShes postpaid f'f - ,,,,., -, ~
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On TEACHING. n, FND. ME,v. b. IKSAr CIDEK~oo1
I'D 100. VI. 10. u. p Pa.u.ms Soma

LID lao W. lli. g. p Puuams Sons
la this tcrse essay by the distinguished pro-
fe.sor Of moral philosophy in the University OF Edln-
burgh the purposes Of teaching forcbly de.
scrbod together with an exposition Of the methods
most suitable FOR thoir accomplishment ono point
strongly by the author Is the Importance OF
free and friendly Communication between teacher and
scholars Not certainly the familiarity which Is de-
siructye OF discipline. but tao kindly intercourse
which has purely educational ends in view The free
dom that Is demanded instead Of being uufavorabo TO
elscipne must tend 90 establish IT, What mainly TO
BE- desired IL communication OF difficulties from the
scboar to the teacher with full and patient instruction
from the teacher the scholar. The exercise Of an
thority m which teacher irowns upon direct inquiry
h most injurious In its influence He will question In
order ascertain what tho scholars have learned but
they must not question him order 70 learn what they
have failed to -understand Such u method is made
quate because insecure. The most experienced
teacher will allow that he needs TO DO helped
10 the discovery OF his pupils difficulties. But
AZ he practices a distant he cannot have
the help which only the scholars give. Meantime
She instruction II the scholars catch Gil they
need very WELL but II they fail TO understand all that
Il expressed there Is no help for H. T be avoided
only by the exercise OF free communication by which
means alone we escape routine. sense OF monot-
ony Is the nightmare Of teaching II scholars arc slow
10 speak, every attempt should DO made draw the IN
out and ascertain what they still learn Proes
Calderwood warmly commends the American usages
IN this respect In visiting the public schools OF the
United States be was deeply impressed with the free
dom with which tho pupil made his appeals to tho
teacher and the he 70 receive
81 must express my admiration" he remarks "of this
characteristics. averse 10 out-anddry theories as
20 the best possible ways Of teaching. would have
each teacher observe and reflect for himself but above
all save us from routine teacher needs knowledge OF
human nature and be needs freedom OF action to avail
himself without reserve. OF all the varied resources
6tted TO AWAKEN attention and stimulate mental actv
iy" Professor Caldeswood 10 quite explicit as to the
importance Of liberal remuneration LOT the services
of the teacher Tho salary should he such - to give
him good position in society II the standard OF In
come be low II indicates either want OF spirit among
the people, OF reflection to the real value OF
education High efficiency and high par pust 80 TO-
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oye,crAr.1r,v.rgps OF REAL ESTATE.


pel,ne,r- no 2!) 21Ile1. l. r. 49, AVo'
1t., .H7tI Of Esst lstay'. .JI,JlOi Ed@ oil nm
NJ ~ Io'V''
ll;Ls TO. II No 1850 .iars ~ i4i' Nl0N - o,o
S.lth y. iifat'......-.. '''''' -1N
tn :; ' = 81 fi 2s3oo
,Hn ~ x',,i - 80 - 1900
70 49, , % = q wet II 900
30 4st, % Il Of u t-ly 2JKI Oil h4@H-1 WI" II,
Of O'C4.gn17 to Lrraaar
90 G'l. $ 10 W o. 20 900
l. m &C. 81 d. az ~ p o. .. $4,000
Rglrotava, Rot ; 69Li sof l4lbst ulse 2.t :. -
Canal Il 2Jr ll.9 20 r. o'f-ave. tLs',r
90 M0-ra-a; Lug T. fs vi W Etlet 10 A'nsie IN,
ward
-d'i,e e. Dull "'0' ii-''' -''''i " '..... 1900
~ w.. q ia ~ 81 -rOO &; P.atr 20 . .c7.. $1,000
'Tl ~. = =, TX - a., ~ -N' GOO
s,uc ntcnsrtv n D,y "a Mr., Ian utlr........ e,OOJ
cOSNEYisCrs.
H, w ~ ~, :, 20 g 49, r. a. - $4,000
So n,aosrtv NJ, pl.cks 10 ] Ncrl1 $1,000
7,i.,,. 4,o ,, lri ;, yca. s9loo
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Now READY
=" -FOUR MONTHS OF SCIENCE"

Now READY.
"EOUR MONTHS OF SCIENCE"
TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 27.
TIE CLAM, or SCIENCE NET.
Fnt G. ". Sldls 0. Palceton.
CRYSTALS And MOLECULAR FOR EI
Pof J0un TynlaL
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
PAIail. LA Meeting Novemter, lo7i)
KINGS or BUSINESS.
PARTON.
TRANSIT or VENUS.
Glow tho di.;srce Of She sun IS a,e"rared)
PERIL0Us FOSSIL HUNT
P.oE O. &. ilsrsos lost tTi9 to the " Bid Lands"
sOUR,ES or SOLAR HgAE
moi s. p. Langley
PLANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS.
Nj. Mary Treat.
Tl.psre ard lecture. above Others eq1'l Interest
AMI value published in u With is!riuon tie
Iisoae Ezra No ~ Wi be sent BY mail postpaid receipt
Of ro. Ia sheet form pamphlet, - CIealsrs
giving fall ts Of the contents q all TAe Tsans EKs any
address.
Address TIP TRIBUNE, Nsv.York.
UGNuE VATICAN DEGREES, IN THEIR
L BEARING o. CIVIL ALLhGiASCG:
POLITICAL EXPJSfULAllOy"
by TIE FIGHT HON. ". GL DSrON TX Premier Of England
!. Published Ia fall IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 25.
(Third 10 TOM
This extra also contains .. replies ~ Archbishop
,nng lad rr Galssone; Mr Gladstone his
poi Boua.a, Pr Ualv the address Pope the
legation English Ce Of tie Of tue Enyl
rs AID othf lated to this e Pre-
otpj to Sdic IA the uie state n fn9gl' ,hee FORM
Al 1Hh IRlBUSE sew-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL EsTATE
By j.. u. IvtIw 4 90
star, ~ y torsc and o J3a-.f t0i % 2lsv',
lot lStLxlOuJ; |OVV
~ 1Ar az H. Arl-r q 81
3sory brick houses s'd hiE t. ect loJItJ-- On,
L,s ming .gy o 4. ,1t .i.-syc. OIs lVIVl
- E.cl-r- T. HTr,H
3s"y 'fI III -, 6i9l
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Gin Zeal C:s.l.e f1c Sale.


--------~~~ -~~-~-~>->-~~~> -~~~
FOR SALE or LEASE, separate or together
rear Cayc 23Ist 3hals and r"i. Ia 't'ii"g
,ogehrr - b. lO1 pne low trr' ," ki No Ps'tvae
EIOR SALE, chclp-liOUSE and LOT, ~
West lJtl-st heS ;p' tIica, u r. oGJVxiJOi
Aprs ON DE- mis.. or . owner. Al wee. +J.i-sL
,1OR SALE-A TiIREE-STO2Y and BASE
REST Pba!elpha brcS o, ~, 2ly50ID05, l3 roens 10
good o7er tn eISht org hooi viii
he 20 w. as cos.ts - 61h.'t
NOR SALE CHEAp-A good three story
brow sour HOUSE l0C I4j lot 1902 No 80 Est Onenld,d
i.w ,l-.t all Improvements. Apply to THOMAS DON
ALDSOS, ~ East Nleth-.t
NOR SALE, 25l Madison-avc., 3j.h and 18th
-Nes ulsE-so'P, tOSnsO1c HOUSE,
tvoory epsun flushed theaeAoat IN tie cocest elne wor
b =. aRi ad cOnso mirrors corIees t.
M ID nj We hitstaud sdebos &C. bunk and arranged
entirely plan. Appy an the pr'mse.
,,,WO FOTR- STORY BROWN STONE
DWELLINGS g. ST. ia fet Of Bo1fEsy; hard wood
finish bah and elevated 10 55- -
l,u four nout4s; co.per $4,000 esrrlT house e0OO
l 81 ul, and s5 600; al.o JJS 59tL- $50 900
to let N'i. DI.A-i.l- 80
EOSSlL-HUNTING among the hostile IN
dams Read the story Prof MARSHA adventures
No his last exposition Bal Lands search Of Fossils HE
TRIBUNE EXTRA SO ~ pubhes THIS story Win maps AKA a
tratons P4nphlc. Edhon 70 eeIt&
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New- 3crsep Real estate tor Sale.

AT MORRISTOWN N. J.-FoI SALE or to
IA LET-A HOUSE bedrooms Etbei
where ehils
depot J. SMITH DODGE. 10 WssI2 UA-st, N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23
Mem Publications.

COMPLETE FILES Of The Il'IbUNE ,g I2r
Z isJ ~ III AMI "a, for sAL- AdjFes ho"rSodbHi'
07S C.oe ave, Dro,IJn " l. .,>
=. GLANDS APART rs the most VALUED
~ ,ut.n " fsLg'sus nSrs'sfs l' mas ''<A vac As
ysan"-t nter'ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23

ADRIAN Ii. MULLER, Auctionesr
vI,HE BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, Nos.
So 3d. and 81 Bleecker-t, betwesn Broadway aud lie
Dowey, will be sold al auction on
TUESDAY. MARCH %,
Al2 o'clock Exchange Salesroom No. Ill Broadway
Lots each 70 By about IS feet
Maps at the omce Of -
ADRIAN Il. MULLER son. AuctiOrecs,
1923 No. Pine-st.
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Omtjn1 Ac1oc1.e5
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YOrK. Monday, Mn

Nrw-YorK Monday, March %. 1873.
At tho Exchange SalcaTooms to-d'y legal
sales were conduct, ny i. II. Lad0U co. adrian H.
Muller & Son. ant Rctlld V. H-rn-tt Ito pric9S
rrullz-d " ere very low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23

nov 10 WRITE CLsA"y. ~ Rev. rr'iv 4. ADsoTr H. A.
lao. 81. .o EoYeIts Dr,..e.s
Clear writing, Ike good spelling, is certainly
sn element IL Tie art Of c'm9osidoa Bat sI
Al mus o. REGARDED rs NEGATIVE merit. which coueTs
no honor bJ is presence, tIO1sh is absence Is as
credit. Nor is IT absolute slEn eff clear thiIh0%'
thongh onscui.,Y OF though, IS rarely accompanied BY
transparency CfcXgiossou Blt the mos acI tA1D"e!'
by 10 means always possess tho faculty or lucid
abatement Kau. no doubt perfectly understood aim
scf but was long btfrn he wss even inPeflccuy AZ
d,r..o1d v others lis Successors Ia German plIOso-
phy arc uS1 rs pronounced uuinteg he except ~ tie
tec b f. c,unOt supposed that their IDEAS wcro IS
perpcxcd as their language In the practical Affairs OF
life tacv we're remarkable for dist uct perceptions and
good common seusc. Tic reasoninSs Of Bishop Bdter
b,come clear as bell a'er rtsolH;e study
but II is no easy matter 10 crack ITO nat IN
order 10 get az the meat. His Find was
20 completely absorbed IN the inycsgaon o. truth. as
90 lack tue power o! presenting bis coHci 1sona IN
ght. Even popular writer's. like Colerdge and
d Olncey, often CUte comprehension in a cloud Of
words. though tlor meaning was probably as pisia to
themselves as it IS doubtful 10 thor readers. No so
nircr Of Robert Browning vii! ADMIT that the oo5curiy
Of AIS poems 4, owing 70 o0sQue9ess o. mind rather
than 20 a defective HeIverse faculty Of language
Every aid clcarness OF expression, retore Should
be thankfully received. though artificial rules can
supply the want OF tie natural Gift which enabled
Irving and Prescott forustauc 20 cothe their thoughts
IN robes Of lght. Tho ht;lc vciuro Of which The
eleventh edition Is before by tho head master of the
CITY q LONDON school, IS jldlcious manual, which
may De- Of great service writers whose power OF ex
preston hmps behind their faculty OF thought
The method % tho author is 10 present. q
series o. concise rules, which aro aflerward IL
Illustrated ~ - collection OF exercises and pas
sa.es from eminent Eaglsh writers, whose defects
o. point Of clcaruess urualg az awful examples
10 be avoided ~ the pupil. Though the subject is dry
The Illustrations arc sometimes amusing. Rue: "Do
NJ; confuse metaphor" Examples: ia moment the
thu1deIbo,t VAS upon them, deiUgi"g their country
with invaders" Ne Speaker, smell rat; 500 him
brewing air; bur- mark shall yet nip him in
the bui." Rl,e: Do not introduce literal statement
Immediately after EetspAOr." EXamplr: lie was
father " misrv and brother TO the Earl or Cork"
1r bIef treatise !, d0Jboss worthy OF study for its
ADJ suggcst Ous bat whoever expects TO gain the
gift Of clcarneas Of expression in this way will he
much disappointed AZ tie stTopg-nnded lady who
after reading u recfi0us for "a Happy Life" by Ger
man philosopher. complained that size stl miser-
able.
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Cost Gu0 5o.TS.
90 Utcm II lnln . OnccrT

81 Utcm II nan 0pncerT
Ys1O BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Parties tesi.oas o. teue ring f.r as ercc..sa o. Ne
NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
hs, w ,o,l p,-ra.e and Fdiys1 Cu Providence
Rhode Island are hereby iasnl a-t ~ P' copies q the pas
and printed spec s. oL' IS N 'aa o" he Ak, Tt
Tkcr WM T. WALNl.A, 81 EEY80sSGs-sr, PEoFiDESCb'
L.
Tenders 20 Ne delivered oee Of "a. orLieet on or before
THURSDAY. APRIL l, 1870.
The Buiipe Committee Io Lid uascs socp the loEes'
49, 49,. .a,,,- os.,t hLNRY LIPPrr,
Cb-i-n.n Buibiny Cprm tee.
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hLtDLlO cam VI 80 i'.'-A~-'~ 80 49,
ryDrF rns icli'JSitr ~ AZ A. I1,s. st TX Tnr2r
IN n Ecfeabe D.. zig c fr d. b' - or, SID
a e. tsI M A,"rtf te SaN.GhL Aef&-G-t OF AhAbAfA,
-, A. gtI OFD Pro kfB ore o. g SAD oa'tf, tfs
Undergone e sTGS. ~ Ok SaIttDAf 80 ia DAl W
NAY Ne T. 10 FaOET o. Tia rO.fJili's - TIE ~iLi 90
ooo.e- ss's Lctsa:g - ne S.iLHt , iSJS
40 &, : MANY. .Igvr a. bI HELP i&oA fhyF
:. I .,.s linl oi ROLLING nak, tOtNrEt oNs tsfLD
LiAst FgS...E esa!s-i ~. 10 80 siUD'D USHn 49,
ConPIEtDDt.p MACtiSo SIOP AAIL "a iOEf 81 Id
IlG FATiEHS S4OP BRASS fO1 derry CRU lDL-3 lOfp1
o.: LA < GlTE SHOP ltNf KILN, niOEhhODSE~. +
fitE WEIGH AODN@. , Abua2, AAy az n . ''Ahi
BCiLpIS8s TOR Ebs.Dh CHS FJG OFFICERS AND en-
5 erbr Ses asou $50 ACRES saA with absolute
al, All tb.a; 1000 =, p.rrl risb. 20 ore sal
49, g,s A 'T;,bN FOAD correcting tx ROLLING hILL Az
FOT EGEEV she ~ Ahi { = asolt "a JlLaS !srs
This yr.s,r.v 30 I ual q - rs iHnedatey
o. selma saI D4Sa EMoii IA healay coaairy vel
HE properly contains deposits Of hATyArITE oGE which Is
sJ 70 81 P CENT ofo-celrBtou ey Of limestone
h the mcda ne rrhocl sni i 81 ir nasing ors 1Ty sli
e.. bu,k ami an INsXlACSilbLH SUPPLY ~ BlIlhISOOS
COAL y Tres distant snii TO make sooi ke
me iroB sSe bhed have taken
first ssr; b.er made OF the ol ari
n d 10 be OF superior quality laFiBLO lion DO" cri
r me Wc,,ern Ials1 TIB HIGHEST PRG rs pad AMI
u,e Tor iR-N HEELS. 30. LaES AID TELEGRAPH Wli>b
.ue would afford adyAntles r maknH IN asion %
car-wLeeis c0oies GGi railroad cars
a q 9th ton
The yeo8 and oLer timber oil aVsGaOe
quality, aud slv-ns in the re. hnor col are nuneogs.
but is supposed Purchaser fer reasonably
plrt Of the pur money. Capt r. Avs the premises Will
SHOW the prop .rsT aud exh Bit map Of the lands
pToper deemed good is y.hlv having been
pre- rec Suild BY decision e the Supreme Court Of the nted
States. W. PEILlS'
March - 1878. Trustees
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tjroo.ilnu ncal GsIaIe tor Sale.

4 COTTAGE on Wllow-st.; also one on
L h''A''"' FUN sam RUIAND WHITING. B-esmau.st.
CAMBRIDGE-PLACE.-Three-story, brown
- All nSOve4sni ,P,eE1d 'SSiTp SGce ii.UVo
Sasa.one near Prospect PARK S' ls 10 rooms
With all improvements. G sSSs ava sraEshSa9i srTyna
L'OR SALE-On Clinton-avc., in the best
/ part House GROUNDS and STABLE; or would be
let furnished ''' S'" d rutland WHITING. Beelm.n
L S ,s5 a,d 5,:eSea' picE dvS1, No q L,ry,,av
DOR SALE, on Carroll-place, near Carroll
IRON, HOUSES 2OIio lot $50 lee. ep 1ealHg 80 feet court
Fulton and cAhanne ferries and ghn "skg dis.n9e' Of
C. W gDELL. builders and owners 32i smith't opposite
Carroll Park. Brooklyn.
- s. BUSSING, jr.. No. 2Oi Montague-st.
IL Ss1 B' .. Or % l s Or in nst
on lafayette Clinton Grand ard DE Ksy. and adjacent;
Brooklyn Hghts aud south BroOa
dwellings Of valeu descriptions for from 5000 to $40 each
specially with the advertiser Owners property wish
advantage eonmuuce With tue unlep gaei Correspond
par,e, residing Brooklyn solicited giving tesch ton
property the sish exchange The advertiser
parcels ery well located building free of iocumbrsuce which
sSo be Traded 70, che, % OF 'Son 0Ss p,1I
county residences 10 lots centrally located t Improved city or
favorable opportunities frequently presented through
foreclosure sales a otheIwe when parties vita Ir'd cash can secure
invited 10 confer III tue s'ers.L REAL ESTATE MORl
improved property onehs value and principal and
prompt p'A By the Equitable Trust COMPANY VITA p,d
Z" r. s. BGSsSG IT, 2Oi aoniague-.t Brooklyn.
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MAVERICK College g. Hud Riv. Inst, at Claw
tr.et II Pspis received time Aonso Prea
LNORT EDWARD TNSTT1IT1CE NJ f

fes the acquainted educational facilities Of tv,u,,
yes M within NE means Of every enierpsinE yosng
woman sh courses Of stady select
.Sas % e a., time pePoIt0psi PsI catalogues
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The boot will be NJ 70 suea snf no less 10 ever Chnf
,p bee,,t II oyefows Information eaiJ ebsnf else
where ad for serrmep Boe class and ssod school teachers and
ali o,le WHO have 70 wouh ibeS'eve' be Untrue a.
will prove stimulating ad suggestive hnOw!eds@-ls
Evening Post
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f,arule Gno uiale ;tlGuts!s.

NASONi & ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE ard GRANITE WORKS,
li6to 1872 West 40tt-st, near Broadrtt
Monuments Msntels Affairs cures IIig WAusoa{ H. ~
pOe manufacturers y Of marble NorA OF every desp.o@
STEWARTs Slate Mantels Marble aud Wood
Nantes Rich aud designs az the lowest rrees ~ AAi 80
West Twentr rd.st. between Seventh AM Eghth'es
WHO are the true KINGS OF BUSiNESST
w Read JAMES PARrONS lectgre rdB THIDUNk bAIKA
No. 81 Ia which they described PAnpae. Edo "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23

TIE LIFE OF CHRIST.
n, the Rev. y. W. FARRAR, D. d. FRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23

ADAr,v II. Nr.Lzt, Al',o1eT.
VCTICE SALE OF valuable LOIS, on
q etel.ga.is Jrrev arto. OF ne Estate o!
c-~,ce LIE a,cesl ssh NaHr e SEA VIII ,ei - soef D"
=. syAY l. Scsc6 a. tsc kEclet5s k-lrsfcsH
~ nj sTl I.g SrP -ETG-s!T 1918 t:i''o ;'e
pr, :- Of Is-r. -,-y Na5feA) ava 80 scr rd- 81
-. ,r. eu rcaei,s 90 fee e1s, q u-s.VnsL L@ 1ts
cest r az .r = ioaI nor gsJ
Ter nr,.,r aaps - a kiSsLi Mo z"S ROO
P-oast o. Aus. a. GLLEAbnt 20 80 Li1sits' Se" tsrH
r..,. ~ ~. p.'-sA Srv-f-r lfol
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25
Arrivals and Departures.
Yesterdays Departures:
PERSONAL.

lion. f.. w. Cole returned home yes
terday from his visit to Carson.
Or. Hamilton, the dentist, has re-
turned from California, after an alb
snce OF several weeks, and Is once
more really tn offer his servicesa as dem
vs. % all requiring them.
MAJOR Joe Evans, of Pond, Rey-
aplas q Co., the San Franchises liquor
aeale's, Is IN town receiving orders
foh Inc patrons OF his house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

TEMPERANCE LECrURE.-Rev. A. c..
McDougal will deliver another lecture
tomorrow night on the subject of
temperance, at the Court house. He
Is an able speaker and an eloquent ad-
vocate of the work he is engaged in.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

REFINED BULLIoN.-The Richmond
Company yesterday shipped s bars
of refined bullion, by Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S express, to San Francisco, valued
at $lS,4l9 SO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25
RACING 70

ihe following is the programme Of.
'sfed at the Willows Race Course to-
day:
nalt,mile dash-purse, $3.50, be-
tween Emigrant, Tyler aud Filly-the
'aler runs without a rider.
Vlar,er' mile dash--purse, 500, be-
'Tseh Tyler, Maggie, May aud Ben.
ro9t race-l00 yards, for 800; free
~ a.l. Hammond, Barnes, Jacques,
spears and Barnes.
o'clock. :" '"o''e
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AT TIRE SUMMIT. Engineer Morton
and his party of surveyors are at the
summit station engaged in cross-sec
tioning the narrow-gauge road tor the
grading parties.
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REMEMBER. Tie place to buy
clothing and furnishing goods is
al j. Cohn & Bros. They have the
largest and best selected stock in East
ern Nevada. my4.tf
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BULLION SHIPMENT. The Eureka
Con. &c. yesterday shipped $4,000
pounds. and the Atlas Company 4 $1,000
pounds of bullion, by the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

ALL watch work in the best satisfac-
tory done ia j. Strauss Jew
elry store, by lie IN Nordman, the
matchmaker and jeweler, at the Ex-
press Office, Euret A. mh7
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The REasoN.-Why is it that J. Cohn &
Bro. sell more goods than any clothing house
in the town.? Because they have the largest
and best selected stock Of goods. and their
superior facilities for purchasing enable
ern Nevada. my2ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

WHITE PINE BULLIoN.-The Eber-
hardt Il Aurora Company yesterday
shipped IL bars of bullion, by Wells,
Fargo & Co., valued at $40, 7S4 90.
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ATTENTION, GRANaERs!-Maupin &
Cromer are just in receipt of a large
stock of tho best Peoria steel plows,
which they offer at prices to suit the
times. apl7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

HATs.-O. Dunkel & Co. have just
received the finest assortment of hats
for gentlemen eve brought to town.
They are of new design. of the best
material and manufacture and are sold
at low prices.
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To LET.-A house on South Main Street.
nearly opposite tho Atlas Furnace, contain
taiy foar rooms. a large dining room, kitchen
and cellar. A No. | location for a Boarding
House. Let low to a responsible tenant. In
quire on the promises.
ieD-tf . GEn. Orr.
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LAND TAKEN UP.-Several survey
stakes have made their appearance on
the north end of Cariboo hill within
the last day or two. On n OF
these words are read Northwest Cor.
ner, Bartlett IL Fine Survey" The
land is good-of the kind-only it is a
little rocky.
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MATCH RAcE.-A quarter-mile dash,
between Missouri Roam and the Filly,
is being made up.

NOTICE. Officers and members of Star Of
Hope Encampment, No. II, l. c. of r. c.:
iou are hereby commanded to be in attend
ance at orr meeting this friday evening, at
Masonic Hail., Supreme Counselor. Rev, A.
Mcpongai desires TO talk to us on matters
pertaining to the order. Meet at 8 o clock
by order OF w. A. DuRLEY,
'o-' Acting Z. C.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

CARS ARRIvED.-Slx ore cars for the
Consolidated railroad have arrived at
Alpha. The locomotive is expected in
a few days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-25

NEARLY CONFERENCE.-The rails o
the Consolidated Railroad are laid t.
within 1900 feet of the Ruby Hill
terminus of the road.
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f.. r. DoDeE, General Collector and
Business Agent. Office at Maupin &
milf
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CALL at Clark's and look at those fashiona.
BILE Alexis boots. and il you want your feet
comfortable, buy a pair. je2i
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STORAGE WAN Ed. in unlimited quantities.
for fire-proof 'ellar. For particulars, in
quire at TAYLo Is. jel