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New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Auc!icu Sales of Real Csia.c.
DYJ. ). RICHARDSON.
YAILARLE CHEMICAL WORKS IRON FUR.


NACE, MILLS. lkON ORE BANkS. &c
by vrtae OF the irosut Court fpr ron oeaa
a ing , II Eh 1 ha2Sr ia2 saTfTi1sI Frsas % os
H. isIoa II Ssp osTk M Ak HA Az E1H 1cHlaiciI
M0ks situated - HarS,d n SSIh,y ;6 pSaSn M Hs Whining
IiDmlre Rlroa contain ng 10 the gre W. ~ In 10
hCRns, MO.eE Or LtSss. ihs proper" VII W 81"
fIisSr p1rcEL contains the lands formerly Known as ts
II HFoRD r, kNACE tR Pl.Rfl. sud oonaias ,, ~ ara
DEED % nos 0SE ci IA Sa55SL TRoN fUEHSct, water and
5 tan k @ ~ % So sHosei pei gs rs . ci cA
WOKNS i,r mefa,t nc Of Pytoh -nyoes Aeid va
Sst SsnS ai aSSrS aasS AT a n sr good d ora RI % ,$
UAKh NIIAIIUN 1T Hiding. OOS o. get vi1 EsSa sr..
go i9 ansns yr.Isneo,s Acia q dg ny ~ ss
"a. acy l., 90 sa.1ns per mont, iLllS| ~ an sins
90 - 80 lyo tlcltd. ior soung aci's A. fs ,r.T
Also STEAM sAw.N H. S5 by 81 irei wa c, es, NsS 81
tgHsht s;S A,sg, 'arss ana ha's.r , Az. SIMS
DA ELLlNG. slorehouse " reous aud 0ne y 'HIss 'HnIstIL
iNGs for emTto,es Ais" w6evlwn.kl, Baes'Ss,,.et
Soplersm ,h. cpier "a Harness sso,s otSsl&
ug, There are about 30 a In cultivation ~ he e,ss; MSa
ol the ina sion hodso Mot The land s ~ NTt ~ 0aB
BNNks tor lie use II Tue rSacr sfoogs hSS,I hs,,ss
solL subr't a. ground rnt Of 200 per An'"@ ~
TN SoMt N, n rAcE @ ;,., - Is"H@ " eops. a. sisar Ss.
G5 yE ss f ,1 Sss eS,s' @r , @ wsne n.
Stables has IL yodug Peach orc9sri % ssasshs
of 30 g,rs, and Pear Orchar. of ole scf" ~ 49,
lrUn Ore anks Ni.h four nes DWELLIN"S aN"
ti uSe 0i tie hanls -......,.,,,, u, ND con-
THE TEIKD ARCEL Ia UNlMIBoNl.p ~ H,es naka
tanning 2JS ACRES Iss witch II siluits'
Uorh,sl of Sles,itil Caurcn uoi la non te ~ hAs
Pant u dis lahL is ia open nrl Is al pit Ntl 10
TERMS DF SALE: The ttr1ns OF -1e pf's'i' ~ ..A
are that r Ui the puIUhdse ih,Ae s~ ptah
cash iay of sal, sUd the r,fiur 10 % Ire cay
mrnis at SIX twelvr months. WITH Interest from ''
sals approved bytne irisss allie .sle al
AT The sane the urtrigatd wi OieI AZ S tos
the personal PROPERTY. decrrss " %" %oit y.. eoa
he isnas OF tnr Iarford Furnace ad theme, oxs COWS
ssng Ia part oi 62 M".s lois,s !oS ! Dp,sis ~ suk
Carriages Carts, Harness Farming lo"i- su ,n1s ycs
n, NJ rus,r mud thrnt al wvrks, Tools imbi,s stock
sls sn Utensils I'm and tlo sr, Go - Ia
in Mill, mad shops W-si IN ronl and cut on e h IA ebn
A o,,is Iiails AN. olh.y I1mber. Also. ho,sehol s,
Furit r and abOat % acres ~ WI al ID ue & sxernf
Terms oi sal ~ Personal Pruler'y Als'ms o .,..u xin
s,o ssh nil Sums urcosdi g si0O nine mouths ,Ss rrs
6n given on notes with security 20 be sriIIggIs lis ,.x.
tees iibNkl ~ rrEnsrEH
J. g. RICHARDSON, Auctionees. .... o. -
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Btano"n M Of "a ave AID 7Jlh ~ years ~ ss235
hofi 81 I'm ia ~ Ayeiek g. yea .' ...E.... 5000
bssaai'y; S"," Iats Si" ,vs' ,i' drnand 49,, 1000
EsnSH a, ., fLaIc,1 a1e,,,r y@ar .,s 1900
cosan sar psnTy % IT, aa ,e sf snS N In ~ install 27Ou
DOepp, Catharinr ami husband ~ Abrtn "hkeu'h 49,
sol furlbam.aye. OF oti s. HjdMari3 INSTALL: 4OJ
Gi 'eIH ina, J''pp d u oijrn"d u Al dYsla) 5000
I1nID, Insas ~ IT. " Of rodway; years $500
hy1,. a. Of N rbc ST 2 4, WARM; yrs 400
~ "e.i =. vi ~ &' Sy.1us 1u u .... 1900
ohfss ,s, ~ a3 ION ave- bytafs -. ~" ..... 2OuOO
snin i y oi 7,i,ayr ~ - $1,000
re relpo. loI,S ~ Of SiSys b.5aO
SGha,n'i 5"s; ; n'ianc.y I'll st' y"ar. .., 5000
'em..sii J. E.. bAVAGK. Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
RidnU. June lB.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


47thstss 1913 T. w Of Broadway, lG.jAlOO5i q
A de La and d sband u \ u n'on Noihlhh
2dav". T cor it ti'" ~ n Iii iii,Sey $4,000
o. l. = ., -. -, 4, Wels ...... ~ omin4l
m 81 SANE pro Jane Brooks to Jno heeean N"hh
ave A. v cor 24th ST 49.5A3lJ; Win Trans anu an,
to iefoyrr. ........ .: -, '''''
%Iiisl & = 30 " " u ~ -'A .. $4,000
'ot,s1 r,a1; y .',r ~ ,.tc, Nominal
hSses, 40 ., o.; itIer I l - $4,000
lG4tirsi n =, I2J II e oi lOtravc, .OOrlD0ll;
C,sl ~ and wife a0watt and vie nominal
lo9d.si- y h 20 4NlOU.lIi b J -..
French am, Stenet :...' ooOO
71 anG ,]' =, iteshart 1880
'2s'h H. o1, ~ TS aad II 20 If 10000
s1 VIE 10 De La Itia ......,...... Nominal
B6 IA It = o II o O Mad s0u ave. 5OKlOO5; An. ..
dr,.w keFNin and wiie to g n ::. soo
fhye a. Isln sIiichri f IL e..-. 1900
a.. M,, -, and husband 10 . Cros,y
fiT Syoe sni vi TO- 20 T. seh $4,000
Ss.l :: spS ~ vie ~ to aaa6i,ahek 285CO
sthsvf 9 |" q : - . % .........' 5000
tOnlcIalJ JOHN 4. sA'A"H' D'pIS ''-'9'''
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Gonntrn properin 60 Get.

AT MORRISTOWN AMI MADISON, n. ia
~ few A. SIDENCEs. deg tfn TOT lew Va eur onndiugs
.nd number Of seal cor rAGr;S. 20 REN = far is4eL
j. HENRY JOHNSON e Go. MOrrtstOwn, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Rcal Gslate Go gschanae.

IMPROVED and UNIMPR0VED COUNTRY
4 IN. CIrN PI.oPERTH for sal, exchange. Money V
i,an Oa bouI and mortSagr P1neipais ouly. WOOD
MuIE5, 3 rine-si.
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Giln propcrtr 90 Get.

HANDSOME Four-StOry Brown Stone
Painted rct CT order; sIld cOricrs, mirrors
pl,te: choice OcatUu. t1,tie 81. sl.3,O IL a,sot
JOhN q. hlbolNh, No Z PiBe-st.
fI'O LET CHEAP-Frcnch FLATS, consisting
OF nine foous, oath, range b.ilrr gar etc ply
CHAHLfa T.. sPENCEit 2b7 West l2Jtb-si.
fI'O LEr-3-story brick SCIl00L-HOUSE, No.
Il 1913 Kensen-st.; 3story trick DWELLING, t7O Wi.
buEhby 81 GORDON H. FORD, % Clark 81. lirooklyu.
TO LET, or FOR SALE, LOW, on 4tl-ave.,
2Oust, Wide four story NOT 81 sup, Orirr.
containing iS foOu,s JOHN IL. HOLMES,
40 East 23d ST.
1O LEI, FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE
Four story high stoop brown stone HOUSE IN 10. ST.,
Just east Oi Madison 100 .oo eBtraIce ark
sxirsn,y dies raba JOHN H. HOLMES, 46 last I'D -.
Two LET = The DWELLlNG-HOU l25
Wavtrley place has all iml Just put In prr
cct orier rent 1900 key at Ny Manus fashionable aior
l2s MaNeI yplace
TH0ilNToN 81. RODMAN Real Estate Agent,
6vt Broadway, corner Fourth.s
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Justructlou.
Country.


DARK RIDGE IN. j. INSTRUCTION Eng and
board -2t0pr yr O en curing Suinner send ior clrcu
DEEKSKILL (N. " MILITARY ACADEMY
-SIOi per year complete ~ inhaSun crumbs acres
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il CHESTER, Prnn., REOPENS Jan. O. Thorough N
sruc,ioD in Cv and Mining Ensneerinc, the Cts-ics n
3NassausL, y. Y. to col THEQ. HYATT Pres, T. NJ. A.
or. AGNES SCHOOL, Albany, n. Y, under
- direction of Rt Rev. w. &. DOANE. Circulars sent on
application.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
~ the Of Fr Fu ca aogue address the Pres
ident EDWARD II. MAGfLL, swarihnorr. Penn.
GUNNER SCHOOL.-THE POUGHKEEPSIE
- MILITARY INSTITUTE will be op on MONDAY
reception Of ew boys tn he under te ere
and instruction OF 70 Principal II. = JEWEif, Pr n
VHE SUMMER QUARTER of WHITE
home instruction In ghsh at dive French Ger
man. muse and art N. BEAtDSLhf, filhciia.
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
r. HUFFMAN, stockhridre, Mass.
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
L tormasing boYs, nteil gsnI healthy Christian men
BENJAMIN MASON. Box No 61t f"nk@s y. =.
G0Cn A YEAR, books. &c, included; no
I'd S@OO special attent 10 bach ward
pupils and little boys Address y .. SHOltrLEDGE quar-
Universitv A. NJ. Mrstia Penn " miles IRON Pha
WEST END INSTTrUTE.-Famy school
w tor Young ladies' Mrs 4. l.. CADY, Principal. New
Haven Send for circular
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Gin ulal gslaie for Sale.

EOR SALE-On 22d-st., between 9Th and
gft,av > 2l.rIoH. 4-.Lify fOIbEj sile "bt0JtlOOi
ppos. 10000 sesi goih ". hoLAhS 20 EsSt zSast
TOR SALE or O LET, furnished or nm
II iIruls ~ The very desirable TIRE" story, mghHi0op
HOUsl. 2iO west Soib IT. Apply 10 the OWNER on Tho
prcm.sen ..--------------------
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE,
F0f Manufactures iiebnensa. Cismea WorSs Buidlhs
A..ss1st6ns a. Blocss lots sb bBishssd Wasfirnt,
suitable for dwahgs Terms e~yg All on mort
rage ~iih DpidJs loan sabSfsct0ry iDgI0goL Apply "
h Is. hCMlEHILLIh. 40 ML.Ialn.L
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Gouses aHo farms Uantco.

WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE
w stniu short dstinre II the city; be- In perisc
order rent moderate. Aai ts, stB OcaGOn and terns
HART, Uptown Tribune Office !. 3s broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Real estate 10 erchanss.

VNO EXCHANGE-Thre fee and clear LOTS
Il llth.aVe. 64th Ghalsi- i'rlcs ali,
$1,000 would ako Hsri,m house, ANAL place
chester County. JOHN Al. uOiMhs 40 kass 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
At A. +. STEWART
~ GAhDEN CITY, l. I.
NEW HOUSES, FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
To Let

Several elegant brck winer and sunmer R;sIDENcEs.
gardens attached AMI taiGng a III, mot rn u r,y"
'nde by anpe grounds lad our with
Di ,e city lite w,h all the ava Fss country ar pure
in" bracing m,TPh,rr Tree lr'm m~af'' ana peednN
The te nleIal surface OF the ground
~ster d e roa drives easily all tune
and N all Neltler and wnrr. hah5 u pncs slh os .a
me city; ~ - ., H., ,~o,,o, ,,o,, .,,e
.quar uiug l3 rooS iurui he, N mo!1n style AMI
iih every convenience g.Oun"s aJou' o"e AL % o'ht
FOR si Oo.-An ELEGANT Mauaion, class as above.
last nj nnf ~ aishr,l 6it without eirriage house.
FoH - o. superb c& D~ei.tng Hr.se, eontannS
commoions rooms similar sronIas si cor enhances .S lii
al uCorn oonSe.ienoes with spa'iods garden
Foe soo-A yerv comfortable Dwelling Housoo 10 room"
KAiLk5XD 'fI.I0S.-riek bu ling, with large, well
warmed waiting ro'ms within 'yc minutes wax auoAhn
III" FiaSh@g and Sorh, dc ,.ai rca .l,ntr
Iame,Sp A 40 n'ln~tsH rde hrongn b"unid seenrrv j"
WATER AND GAs-Conrlets have been made for cr'ct
ros', ic with tesas work. pTopos VIII maAe residences
inE f.1,.iE FIRsT-ci.ASS HOTEL. located IN elo
gam & % aud S suppl i I've s 't SSr @ "a Is sss SS1 M OF "
CAkRA1Es had at a minsla" otlee yst OF insp eiior
siaoa, to ''''' " 4. mlSsDALi, haSaseT.
ROARDlNG-H0 10 LET.--Full OF board
siS iaTse ssGe' soa t' "a uSsss, on Ill sell Ss 1r
p,r1unity. Adarras n U Br2..79
I ONG BRANCH. Furnished co IAGE to
H Lea, 20 roous improve uenis cairiI5
II. si.LrLEN, 3U7 GaSi lIth.si.
NATTAPOISErr.-To be let or for sale,
fb fur iisuet uufirlshei cottages Ties rall,
fUI to Sl5O 10 hOts heE-N Ork, VA New Bedford
Apply % q. NJ. BARNARD Mat.apoistt Mass.
no LET-FURNISHED HOUSE ut NUrwalk,
Conn: rgr yin, Eariol, barn, wa,ar gas Address
OWNER, Post Oii,e Box 600 a1ONe place
no LET-yery low, at Montclalr n. j.,
HOUSE Of IL rIOm-, bugu. ous acre ~ lind plenty Of
fruit and shade. Inquire Of JOHN GokhAN
. brut iwaN.
INO LET-At Morristown, N. D., u double two
L story French g. ruIsasd HOUSE ocItiou
eT gas 10 guu Utrtg the rcnt woa be low.
Apply RANDOLPH BROS. %, l.l Broadway.
'NO LET-At FIShkill on Hudson, fine
L house. fully furnished splen.d gArleu plenty o
trait; go1d Carriage hOd,e, etc. Apply l. ".
SPAiullr FisAkil the uudsO. >. B Jackson, l72
FultOn.sL, New HvrA
Gouseo aHo Garus Uantco.
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE
w Nitnu short dlstnrc the city; be- In
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WILSON & GREIG,
III Broadway, corner Ninth-St.
Countrn Real gsiaie tor Sale.

Gouutrn Real Gstaie tor Sale.
E0R SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of 53 acres
L the b,sIutfdl village Geneva sta excellent
grntleiagn DIES rug itry homes not sod b, Move bei
viii te iuassd ior TORN of years. Apply Ia CEhtIT III
SMIi ii, Geneva, y. Y.
HAWTHORNE, \. J.-Eric Railway, one
i hour ffom cty-i6s 'crvs, comfortable dweing a,d
0ut0uildngs together vita 10 COW. p polry, carr agt
sad Il Il 81 DOC
for all 90 rtnain bond ANA mortsage; balance
j. W. EDWARDS, owner, 81 Plne-st.. up stairs
GTAMFORn. Conn. - A great variety of
- FAEM PROPERTY FDh SALE cheap; easy terms;
taxes N,rv low. HUBBARD, Town Hal stamford.
NTESTCHESTER COUNTY FARM-lmmc-
w date POSSES q acres, house and barn. pricr,
5000, exchange small h0usu uniucunbcrcd IN iiar
l,n Ia .en "a br oklin ply 10 ne owner -! othaye
SiiIn MON ITALY iNSIALi,MENIS with
cp 1OO out mterrsil FOR "a MONTHS and $500 early
irieHt on unp pureiaae money thereafter Ill by eitnor
o tAU tOnfurtaule COGIAG HOUSES, with grounds 81
nrary sd ont In drives lawn shade iruL vines
and -al us situated o. best line Of steam tras 40
urs Irnn 1cr sfr aud In ev and eligible locality al
well haine and hrsty; Gepns dui pavcnlcns convenient
rItess rins, 800 yery iaio; house. have room. water
on two fuurs BATH &c can have stable pct ir"lDt,
io" looi, ulensils and part urnure For deScrphn hd
dress NNE T.. o. boN 49, Elizabeth nr the Premises
near " cot III zabeth station. y. ]. Central Il. L.
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Ceacners

EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square,
h New-York.-reachcrs supplied with schools ana Scll
Families with Teachers. No 10 those
teachers tnruugh our Agency Address ANNA RANDALL
DIEHL
LEADING and observation-disclosures Class
y. at sea Gill L. l., course OF 80 Lessons neshnne
Is and cosiug Aug. 2J For paiiruarS address MIS-
ANNA kANDALL-DlEIiL, 80 UhionSliare, Ntw.lofh.
SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers; 10 charge;
~ sua proc ared for Teachers TEAClIERS AGENCh,
100 Chestnut st. PAilaiel .nia
XVANTED-A TEACHER of the Classics
w Mathematics and Mental sciences location. DelIHIe
Address Teachers AGENCY, l.7J7 Cnestnutst' PM
giell ha
yVANTED-A TEACHER of MODERN
w LANGUAGES MUSIC. or MATHEMATICS III a
wecstabse boys school city who can dispose OF son"
capital security tr a. object Is g. compltt new unhng
FGl particulars at TEACHERS BUREAU, 81 West Thirty
nt hist. ir1m l2 I'LL 4.
NANTED.-SI1 UATlONS for five young
w ladies' graduates Of llaverark college. WHO have re-
Tie de of A. T., TO t,Cl CmmnD anl lPher
higher mathematics, sCric,s. Ensis!I
ancient aud molorn languages SALARIES ron
$500 SiGO Alsn, for twu gem cmei !" itA,h
Latin, ck mathematics higher Enrlish and milty tt
Good dsc linaiins salaries irum 500 10 500 ana home
Atlor,ss ALUNZO FIACK & BIO, Claverac@. NJ V
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,c ouoint old sensible TOWN of Madison.

IN the quaint old seaside town of Madison,
4 Con, - a Com ctcut fAHM nOuS OF "ye ol'rn iimr'
M .nplo AMI rrjln Heat Drgiuor
hood close Ivy sUi Dctutful dy beach, cont
view sgle battling convent ut " cIuicdc, scOls. mIrc
railroads. b. rcdctri from New Gufk q 'us than
four hO The above prOfnrty II ken son wl be- son ~
bicr oa enough Ia dgsi knu Of hard times Rare
cha paetu.e cUce seaside and nniry house. Apply TO
EICnA..D Y. HAE.ETl. III broadway, bas inrht Aso
hqu tbPt elegant cottage by TIE Nh beautiful
100 Tor than 81 I0O 10 rent Tor tie
f,ftI
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
Counlrn Real estate for Sale.

COUN FRY SEAT III New-Jcrscy, % miles
~ by from this and IN miles lea drpot- on TOE
YOrk ETie abd Nor hrin iiailWaYa:st
uatiou hg fr hca IA and beautiful scenery houE-
large ana lrscass and cold water u aud rsry
t. = arr- o. 1uI II pnr n Tor 81
g for w this city, II iTlcm,
Brooayn Of about yalIe. Apply O the
g H. WHirElIDRNE
Beaver.st.
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.oun rv.

HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
a kr ak toys Rev. J. 1T Fls, hofsoD MASS
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

4 FAMILY BOARDING-SCH00L for a few
N boz black Hall, Lyme Conn, within oneiourth oi
mile of Long Island Sound. or particulars, address
AZ AkIt.S GhISWOLD BA kTiEII, lynse, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12
DOIJND BROOK, n. IA fine FARM Of l6t
ID screA adoing e village for sale at low hgur
EULANB 4 WHITING, . Eeckmni, ~.

ID servA djoIg te village, for sale at low figure.
BULANL x WHITING, . EeeAmaist
COUNTRY and CITY CONVENIENCES
~ COMBIN Cottage home In Flushing, l.. H. house,
story paIio uttng aud duins rooms four droos
kitc furnace waiter. Ata Inarr ts.
nioal Tm. lawn croquet gr'und Il bearing grape
vines Do slraS1-rrv ciraBts; btie grsd
and pipes lad; 5000 balance mortgage OWNER
Sprnce ST., y. I.
EOR SALE-ht u great sacrifice, fine place on
Hudson XIV near astingH. Price 1000 owner
refused $4,000 for zame place few ytars ago.
HUi.AND q WiliiNG, ) Beekman.st
nor SALE or to LET, furnished, on the llud
j son at Y0nkrrs a hue EESIDENCl. stable and coach.
house, Of ground Unsurpassed vew oi the
, r.. PTCe suIt the unirs. Apply 10
l295..I HOMER MORGAN. Pine st.
DOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 60
L by OF CO bg lSG desTaby Ucat aud aIy sol,
convenient 10 irc- Ctu"t n F SLING, L. L. fl trains
pTicc cash. Ca oB owner, MOI eel,
n. NJ O h. O., box llJ TIiuur once, y. flus
combines country advantages win tie cy onnVuenceS
x =
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1rstIurtlon.
City.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
City.


n Isth vear-at a. East +Sd-st Miss h. NJ C"h" ft'h'
A TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS will be organized
=, The American Buiiur tnesr Ar Gallery
mn the Grounds Paelpnia oernenc ng Juhe ~
An entirely new set OF maternal chesp beautiful and purely
invented by AMI manufactured only tor Miss Coo
Az the FrOe ideas adapted AMERICAN wants books with
ami words "a youmea Any make them Teachers
.pa families Al very reasonable rates
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

NINSrlTUTE especially for YOUNG BOYS.
n H. IL NDs, A. Hsmpstead, L. l. sz5" per year
A GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN IN
~ Boarding. school al Wilton Conn: terms " SUIT Al
dress A AUGUsTJS WIFI LOCK.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-12

A CHARMING sheltered home for mother
n less daughters with deyOs maternal and annsusl
sdyaDtsg OF class stsiy, under the Oest hsuo'"s Wa"
fIte = Of a valuable h'raIy. 49,. A.. Il
Best given and requ rel AoeSs Si's' D. T.
k..rNul
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

SHAKESPEARE CLUB. We are informed
that the Shakespeare Club have secured
the services Of Miss Kate Glassford as
their leading lady for their amateur dra
matte season. Miss Glassford, who ar
rived here on Friday, comes highly re,
commended in point of talent, and com.
bines beauty and grace with her other
attractions. We wish her hearty wei
come.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-On Monday this
theatre will open its doors again for a
short season of one week. The attrac-
ton will be daily receptions, at noon
and in the evening at o'clock, by Seno-
rita Lucia Zarate, the Mexican Lilipu-
tian, ten years old, twenty inches high,
and weighing five pounds. This extra
ordinary young lady cannot fail to draw
immensely, for her like has certainly
never been seen in these parts. Tom
Thumb and his peers are thrown quite
into the shade, and doubtless New
Orleans will be as enthusiastic about
her as have been Paris, London. Berlin,
Vienna, and the other cities where she
has appeared.
It looks like fairy tale to read Of
such a htsus nature, but the public will
be enabled to realize the truth on Mon
day and the following days for the in
significant price of fifty cents Children
will be charged twenty-five cents only.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
The PROSTATE Palmetto


That PROSTATE emblem Of the pros.
trate State, the iron palmetto tree,
which so long stood in the Statehouse
yard in Columbus, and which was blown
down little more than year ago, is to
be reconstructed at last. 9 Proposals for
putting it in thorough repair and placing
an iron railing around Il" are solicited
by advertisement in the Union Herald.
1t is not generally known, perhaps,
that among other acts Of vandalism
committed by Sherman men in this
place was that Of defacing this tree and
Of obliterating the names of the men,
bers of the Palmetto Regiment who
were killed in the war with Mexico.
which were inscribed upon it's base.
These names were restored only a year
or two ago.by the State authorities, a
fact greatly to be regretted. since
If left alone the record thereof would
have possessed a double interest and
significance for the visitor and the NOR
alist. Pending negotiations for its re-
erection it is suggested that gigantic
toadstool, or other fungus, would be
more appropriate in its place-under
the new order Of things.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
New York Sun.

Mr.. Edward b. Leverich, of 1l9 Wal.
ker street, has completed new parade
carriage for Crystal Hose Co. No. 1, OF
Binghamton The reel head faces are
Of half-inch French plate glass; over
the reel is silver plated Jacket. on
which is engraved the name of the com.
pany A. wreath Of laurel leaves encir.
cles the motto: Good will to ALL" The
reel rests upon two side arches, under
which are two crouching tigers facing
each other.s Over the reel Is a scroll
supporting twenty-four inch figure Of
fireman rescuing a child that is held
in the left-arm, while the right hand is
extended and holds a fire trumpet In
front OF the reel is more elaborate scroll
work supporting two silver side lamps
and silver signal lamp of new design.
Behind the roll is scroll work support
ing two silver bells, two silver side
lamps, large gold eagle and a swing
ing name plate The box lifters are
bronze figures. twelve inches high, rep
resenting the Crusaders, Richard and
Edward, on horseback, all silver plated.
The carriage cost 5000. 1t is to be
taken to Binghamton to-day.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
ARSENIC EATING.
A Lttsle Girl Wankers After Arsenic ana
Fattens nm It,
tBsllou's Monthly.l

[Ballous Monthly1
A thirteen year old daughter OF Mr.
Flagg. residing near Whitehall, VT, is
exciting the attention OF the physicians
and scientific men in that vicinity. Some
time ago Mr.. Flagg put arsenic on some
bread and placed It in part Of the
house frequented by rats. The bread
suddenly disappeared, and again and
again other pieces were placed in the
same locality, with the same result. He
finally determined to watch and ascer-
tain what became of it. Before long he
was horror stricken to see his little
daughter walk away from the place,
cramming her mouth with the poisoned
bread. A physician waa sent for, and be
fore his arrival the sobbing child told her
parents she had eaten all the bread pre-
pared for the rats, and liked it better
than anything she had ever tasted. The
physician was surprised and thinking
possibly the drug might not be arsenic,
he examined it. and found it such beyond
a doubt. To still further test it, he tried
1t on a cat; H. quickly sent the animal
into commissions, causing its death di-
rectly. Ever since the time the child
first tasted arsenic 1t has begged for the
drug, time and time again. About a
year ago the girl fell sick with fits.
Nothing would bring her out Of the con-
vulsons. In her quiet moments she
would beg necessarily for arsenic. The
physician in attendance, believing that
the girl could not possibly recover, ven
tured to give it to her. The child de-
voured it with avidity, and in less than
three days she was as we'll as usual.
Since then she has been given the deadly
poison at different times, its only effect
being to make her we'll, bright and
cheerful
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

A Vigorous Old Age-R -Refuting n Ridicu-
lOun story.

lNeW IOTk bu0.I
Plus the Ninth of Rome enters upon
the eighty fifth year OF his age to-day
The most Trustworthy accounts Of hia
him, lead us to believe that he is still In
very excellent condition. His face is
yet attractive, his eye clear, and his
voice strong. He keeps up his habit OF
taking daily walk in the gardens OF
the Vatican. and he delights to make
trial with younger men OF his power OF
locomotion. He is abundantly able to
perform all the duties Of his position,
and there Is no evidence OF the decay
OF his working powers. He takes pleas
ure in addressing the deputations that
call upon him, and his recent speeches
on some OF these occasions are the best
proof that his mental powers are as
strong as ever they were, that his feel
ings are yet energetic, and that he re-
tains all his former command of Ian
guage. The speech he delivered last
month to an important deputation Of
foreigners was one Of the most noticea-
BILE OF his life, and surprised his hearers.
a ridiculous story Is going around to
the effect that he is showing his second
childhood by his unwillingness to speak
any other than the Italian language.
Why, the Pope has always preferred to
address deputations either in his native
Italian tongue or in the Latin. There is
nothing wonderful about that, though
he can speak several modern languages
with fluency. The Pope has a consti-
tuition that may last him well till he is
He has his ailments.
like other men OF his time Of life but he
has never given signs Of being afflicted
with any mortal disease.