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New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
GIon MONTHLY INsTALLMENTS with

- ItbO out ncIrsD FOR 20 MONTHS aud : 100 cary
Interest unpai purchase money thereafter M bay ritber
OF two comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES, With grounds OF
nearly re- laid out la drives lawn, shade rut vines
and itita, situated best line O 10
utes tuin IbIt, ST. aId ami eligible locality. all
wei lauti aud hray, Geppls and paw eu,us
ns, 500 yoiIiy aTo; houses have
on two ho'rs gi-, bah. &c. can have stable pt irlot
O"is, tols uo iis aud part uDture Tor drscr
dIcs OW NER, T. o. bON Isl, Elizabeth tho premises
near " est Il LIbes S,aiun. y. j. Central Il. Il.
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1rooklnn prcpcrtp 60 Get.

yT,O LET or LEASE-Ou Huntington St,
l proo.lvn a BRICK BUILDING sntabls for factory :
rent bow ingLire Of WM. MATTHEWS, 81 Caihar'ns-sl
New.l ORR CITY. ---------------
r,,O LET-3-story brick SCHOOL, HOUSE, No.
l I5s Kemsen.si; 5-story brick DWELLING, l79 WI
Ion chbyst GUtsDON L. FORD, 81 Ciarksti Br"oAiyh'
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Drooklnn Real esIaI, for sale.

ELEGANT BUILDING PLOTS near Pos
IL psci lniou BJIcyIrI, 100 irrt wle, gfdsu
Us,iLfui shade trs Ou r.i ~ r, sltruuhns Is
c-s Park ant Fli bush OaTs, proo how hUbAND n
MuIriNt, BaaGiALsL
DAIRY compelled to buy in at foreclosure,
! Jft4y BEOWN STONE 2INijAluO. would SELL, A
value. Belgian ptNuuciI, - ndd ~ ign
tofngsi. 20 muuJ,s 10 Lrr,. KUL LAND q wuIrIAo.
BscA E4A.-tl
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CAHHlIAG IHE
UNL1tp StAl 80 NAIL.
The steamers OF lis Lane take the Lane Ou.s
By llrut Marry u. y NJ going snth Of the Banks
lassat G 10 Queenstown. all tue wear round
BRl lrANNIC. SATUNDAl, jane "A, az 4 D. m
GERMAAlC. SAIU .tDAY. Jaly X. 4 u IA.
IELlIC sAlURDAY, July IL, AZ Al a 10.
BHltANNlC, : q RDAY tuly ~. | }. 80 a. m.
GERM MIC, SATURDAY. Au | --.
RINLH. -
Tese steamcrs uniform IN size anI unsnrplss
ponimeuts. Tie Saloon. satoiOonis sm kin, IA
Rooms placed amid hips whore The noise
arr least h, RAoring DEGREES OF comfort hitherto
tsnable at
TGs-saloon $50 and $780, gold. Return Tickets on
favorable te1i, StearIge, So.
For lsI e0D OF paas and other Information, Apply NJ
Company's olAees, M 81 Broads~y. New York.
L. J. CoRrIs, Agent
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'N0 CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN
Il Il nAItE CHANCE IS orr EIsED
the
BALE OF SOLOMON'S ISLAND,
CALVERT COUNTY. MARY LAND.

This Island beantgy localod near uo mouth of the Pa
tuN"ut INer Mar aud, contains ABOUT 20 ACHES OF
LAND, with the io.lowtug Improvements:
one large = cam OISIaK ACHING FACTORY, with
hrre wingA 100 feet cnE, containing the
inprut al machinery the sterp lck.uE bUai.S
a large CAN FACTORY wilh mAcalae.y Tor ~ hands;
capacity, 10000 cans Ter day.
a COUNIR SFOltE . 40 feet, DO good busiuess
A desrabl, F.tAM COTTAGE hcauutdIy situated
Als0 - PLANE DWELLINGS, the greater pOI lion OF
vhGi n yielding au come.
A large FRAME STABLE, with SHEDS, GlANARY. &c.
COVERED WllAHF an. SrOEAGE House built
upon pil,s, rapas. t, 100 u bushels.
A STEAM BOAT " "a ~ aud WAREHOUSE, uspl s,y
era tunes ockl, by Bal tug wharfage
4 BRICK LidEki.t iUr burning oyster shell lime, for
which there Is graf .cIusut.
le ISLAND Is staaed Ia famous oyster region at the mouth
OF tue faluNent RIVE tic estDa0h IA tis country
within 1i WOW o The chesapeake aJ a near The p,or9sci
tern nus of the Ba nfe and Dram iDint airri IL IL
PECULIARLY aaped to ths pac~ihs aud pIese,vns busnss-
btc oist II AMI produce can De purchased On TIE so o
aN Oaulc tern labor be procured The Island
AT los rates. whilst tlo Ia liies for sl ut rAcalcnL
The 81 uats healthy. The aboand with great
Ti.ty ui nSi
IL estimated lt the poron Of the bland offered Tor
Aiiu tab'ui with enontauD.d
pro, onr utsl oost over $lO1OOJ.
10 viii be sold exceedingly low hgurs 90 - and
upon easy ttrns APP cation To te Bao Permanent
builaG AMI Istnd sOcift
ii NORTH cEARLES-Sr., Baltimore, Maryland.
CIlAlilsEb a.. eAN AGE, frosidcnt.
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Gitn Hial estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or t0 LET, furnished or un-
ur1s,rs III. very desirable thrre stoEy, high stnDp
lJI'Sr 24O 3,u Apply 10 tAe "" f'is ON lno
prslnisss.
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE,
tor lriiueTir. ChuulCa HorAs Bulldog
LJis sIib Dtlhheau a er irrh,
BIO, L. sttaIls iOr dSVhngz Terms easy al 90 oi
Eag, bt,iI,r.' II satisfactorily improved Apply o
s. Is. sAHIEFFsLIN. 10 +" A iasbsL
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
l. the NEW JERSEY soUTIEkN x. R-fare lower llian
by otrr route. coHm-nring NAV l, 1876. rHvr New
Vol from lirr \ \. H., foot ector ST., $40 a. M Tor
Long Ianch and tntcrmr stations Oio i'h
d"lphia, Long Branch Toms River. Vinclau, Se;
Tor Pbadtpha, Long R'suoh, Nsr-i'wu, ani Tuckertn'
Tor loag Branch intermediate s,aiions SuirN
o:fO a. IN, iOr Long l.TaHch. W. =. SNEDEN q. Al.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-First trim of the entirely
~ and CITY OF TROY of Cl
Eons Line THURSDAY. June Is. from Pier a.. ~ H. foot
LerUyst, at D. special iay np will aso 10 ,ua,e
SATURDAY. June H. laving NJ 10 NJ. arriving a. Troy
early In the evening. JOSEPH CORNELL. Ienl SupI
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DRIV ATE Library.

DRIV ATE LIBRARY.
Now IN exhibition the Clinton IIaD Salcsrooms Pfi
yate iihrsr; coHri- unusually tine CpLEC ZION or
ILL STii s ifB AND Stan DAHD MUHkS and yaluaol'
Archf cture, History and voyages aud raV, s
Viii n b- men lOupt l'oydeD
ia cry 100 plates British Gallery of Pictures
90 India Iruoi fnptavncs. auss ol" CalEfs Euov- oi
,;ome 500 ules vols atlas folio Pist0 esi De~cr po 0
the VdiaI $50 Hates, yos royal ioho Muse" ilrGHte
Vacaun a ulat's AL folio; ~ ets Descrlg ore
d.l C9mpdn lio 800 pattH vos royal FOL la fo.anrs
atSs India paper, Dt Dr'i ,oit ioo nam
6rr- Fucvcop 10 vos ApprtODs ',yciopcla and Al
na 2l vols ChauceTs Pc al Cantar'ury Tales Picker
irg edition os; lrvinps urgs II vtlA old Dutch Billie
curfnns cuis ljG4 larkcrs q be lj9J Wavcrle NoveA
4s vos. Ancient Modern uuiyersl History 80 vols.
Ioudo c ety lS vols CriE lnkiana Hasrw II aud Tuf
Iay, rico plates large payer Bells Bill - Iheaie
&c 4 i, and some T. lrayutA To he sol WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS, JUNE IL aud D. oominenc
MS - THE MEssRs. LEAvITr. Auctioneers.
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+ ARGE and very ATTRACTIVE SALE
JAPANESE Arr TREASURES.
,ytIl -,,I AZ anctlou FRIDAY, June IL. 1876.

We viii. eel at auctI0n FRIDAY June Ia, 1876,
~ IL O'Clock n m.
NJ CUrCKFRING tOl ! RAIL-. II Fast Fourteenth ST.
.b,. .etr,,, IN Pound & JAPANlSE AK
t ,SfIfsiS ronsistiIg OF BRONZE VASES and lncrnst
la,d IN gold and silver. BIi DNZE STORkS aLd ORHA
NitN1S I'M rrett variety. CLOtSDNN Ne VASES, SlpiO
Ms = magnificent tsulna ases, very hardsome IN -
PORCELAIN VASES, IA 4 PuNCii BOWLS, .l.EGAni
"a ~ n IL inigd In IVORY. LACQUERED SMIE
THEY real Tor niscs ell ware Rich slk embroidered Robes
Slawls, costly IVORY Fi0Uii+S I'D groups va"
BiELI.AS, DC. DC.
A RARE COLLECTION or JAPANESE ANTIQUITIES;
A. Ins EXJIIbiTIJN of this lar 81 mort costly a,h
rrcbc-ch ever tic attention oi TIE pune
ge orally bat parleu ary oonnoisee1rs Of ouos is
~ this sale. -. IN
The cnc iyu exhibit on from 10 oclncs m n iO
p M aud pujlc iGvited to visit H. litAsb ni aGhS
sa can he obtaned rds) all TIE principal hotels ha
an! bookstores iIti T. cy. Also at our one
FIELD. MOf,tlS. FENNi II a Co., AurtOuetrA
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New Dablitatlons.
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.


Il Established My, lS1zJ
CONDUCTED BY PROP r. L. YoUMANs
CONTENTS FOR JULY;
l. THE EMECHANICAL ACTION OF LIGHT BY VIM
CrOokes, +. h. S. tIustratet)
H. THE CAUSES OF THE COLD OF THE ICt
PERIOD. By Prof. J. =. NewbeITy.
lila FITTING RECOGNITION OF AMERICAN
SCIENCE.
Nv. BLAsIUss THEORY OF STORMS. BY Prot " l.
Coarad. 81. A (IlHsrated.)
v. oRDEALs AND oA1lis. BY Edward B. Tyor r.
- RS
vi. THE CHROMIS PATER-FAMIlIAS. BY Dr Lortei.
Qnusir4led
VII sIGoTRY IN SCIENTIFIC CONTROVERSY.
VIII Lessons IN ELECTRICITY. By John Tyndali.
PRS ~. Qlustrated.)
TX CERTAIN PHASES OF BfRD-LIFE BY Cbaries
&. Abbott NJ. ID.
X "OF THE UNCERTAINTY AND VANITY OF
lHE SCIENCES" By irwin Russell
xi ANIMAL POWERS OF OFFENsE AND DEFENSE.
XII SKETCH OF ALEXANDER BAIN. f"its Por raftl
tiII. CuagEsroxpE&cR. Tho Water H4mner--Ths Z" Now
Philosophy" OF Heat
XIV. TABLE; The Radomoter-Sunday at the Cen
tenuLd Exhibition.
IITEsAgY NouCzs T9ines Ancient Heglme-Wme's
Warfare of seience-Bec. ers Ifunder1jarige itepub
hk-Kings French Poh.ical Leaoers-Iutti Get
man Political Leao ClOld'r Childhood o Rel giens
- -BlackweLs Physical Basis Of InIhor ally-Iod
hunters Account vi wLe~ells wrLngs-hvaris
Lssls Saturr, etc.
MI, AAxY . Destruction of the acknowledgements
Of tie Rocky Mountain L,cusi-Iighi Between
Mouse and scOrpiDn- Nsinrsl Hlsi"Ty of ihr Amen
can Antelope-D mining of streams by pnnlee-
where The Army Worm Motb Laos lie Eggs-Glaeal
PheBOncsA- -Peree ptiJh Of Ausical ones. etc
NOTE
TxExs e. per annu postage free per nuuber
APPLKroSs JoUsSAL and 1iE ioPUiAR sGEzcI MONTHLY
ssothe for - prepaid by the pnbshes
d. APPLETON CO., PubGshern
AKIN Lhl HHOhUNAY York
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THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1876.
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRR, "Wednesday, June Ia. 1870
The following attractions in the auction niie
vec. ,,r. .r,,l 81 tnr Exchange salcsr"om to-day;
The brick huiiing@, Nth plot Nos 81, 80 A. and tS
Mas W ,,, eo" ii io5x i69x,Oxi291; u ,,. ,oo
CAMP isT , 2r liz d is No is wirG St. g. loo i oo
fcvay o Gs 23siSG 1 ,g 9Ss %ss1 al broadway ''"Oo
h sor Yor. d. po i3x5Js2ss54 @o;d i2'ooo
br,ek re1smc M 4 l. With Ut wr~ 2dths' ann
wggt ~ o. 9 ave lot JJxIOOi Ado.phus IL Marssi"fVo
,r 81 Bg ~, & o .. 80 sV.if1 wi bot Iudow ,oo
81 G5 II IN oI stanton ., ,@t -oASS 49, s1 W
,rcostorv brex house ltl 10 g West l9th st. Ss2 ana
ue" 6tha'e lot lshl ~ hlV5.Si ISL n ifPe@'
,resioIy sga n DasSHen' % t1s.Se, igas hoe 2sSloc
hSssSatb brick laae IN lot t'arold coo s,s
IL so D,Inat 81 lot 3aAeJA2 Y75 u BruSen"n A'e%o
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATk TRANSFERS.
cc,, ,,ssr. cf eS ave- g. xIoO5 also Goth
ssA 2i2.ilteo 2daye lo0xlOn0i Geo i'PP' Eo,,,ua,
s pna VI go .. Ii5 S5 oi lsaye 25xiOOIO; Roc
h@so.ay% :, ~ ~ ys, " =, ard oSleT 1900
Eiv,riai,-aN', si 80 10 ~ = r lys " 80. 975O
Gu 81 ~ ~ ~ @ " So w. ~ to m F. = Ne !.r - 1000
9t.ye 10 # of i7.hst 2'sA Ooi Aialono 100
Gle q e 4ots 4sa q, coaorl ave, 2iA2OO (25d Waid
IA Fs Wiz and LasJahd 10 Z Decker a.; ;, ''
MAJ sou 4, eve e'9 sss 24ooo
sit!,s 81 Il oi S,lave iG.SIJs.9' I-irkin
- 81 ,.roncrty Iollu tzrry to Nominal
l19. 10 son 81 s,' ;, s ia 10 Sp,w ~ soOOI
57thsL a 40 It Of itl ave- 20lDO5i heMe"ny 40 ooo
hSiDetgSt a . Y,S S,., ,s u 49, 90
igoh... lei IL OF oh ave GE59li, W LOew
75A,S 10 ~ ., sach %a,: S''"''' $4,000
ISas. i,s.a ''' 10 j. Y s,vA5E Deputy sels,sr
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GGlcs bD auclloU

A. MRRwIS, Auofuneer.
DY BANGS. MERWlN " Co, GJ6 broadway,
D near Bond sl.-saies o iOoSA Works oi Art sS &c,
rUIfISDAY June H. at ma private cui' Iliob ~
Aa,sr can a5d Fureirn AtTOGilAPn LETTERS etc.
FRIDAY Inc 10, az D m.-LAW bbrkS- AmeTlsaD ahd
trri>h-Ief orts Commentaries, Disest IreaaSrs etc,
butlio oid ~
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Gitn Droperlp Go fet.

VNO LEASG-HOTEI-FOu fine new houses
= 4f8 A. B. 467 and 46o Fiftb.ave will be aeien mt
fieH'" " " ~ ClIAs b. HART, 1873 Broadway
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6isamboats ano Railrooa.
CENTRAL RATI,ROAD OF Npw -

CENTRAALr RAILROAD OF NEW .yERs,s
~ -ALLESTJwN LINE TO THE WEST CuokY
al Ffcsat staion Ia Newly TX. foot Of herr, :, ssss
at n r'ie Mhh South Branch h. r. a. usn,s yeaaist
Win DEL Lack. and West H. r. at Phil snrg % uest
ara SasIiollsIlh Division also with L,hxn Va ,a ~
heet 10 iiatrsosrg, Pltssni h. and ne W. aaycs
SPRING ARitAaGEMENT
Commencing May ~, i516.-Leave New Yark .. a..
L4J a. ia.-AAiL TkAiA Or Laspn ErIytIere ,'..ssst
Bah. Attention. q, Mahcb Ciunk, Tas.aqu ia Is..s ~
10 re. Hos.~v. Ise Scranton, &c. WA
s;iI a m.-fOr SJmcrville and Pennington
oA9 A. m.-AO&kM0 ENPaEsS aaIy (ex,e,t s,rv--. n
ton. Aile toTB. Harrisburg, West rssy4 ~
3sion ioT hGueb Chuuk TsInagRa. Towanda as<n 4
IouSyl C. Scranton. Dauy lie, " ismsO ont &c Ss>1AA
iO;lJ q. m.-FO1 sOlnervi l. and Pennington
j: p m.-EaPlg IS Tor Pennington Iaston An.
hanci Chtnk, 1amaqna MahsnGy City Haxlstan W.
DarrD i..adne' Columbia Lancaster. EDhraa <.,stes
iIsrg.sJur DC. ">svLA
z45 P; nl-Earrrfs for Easion. Beividere BsrA ~.
Chu. k, Wiikt1S ART, and Scranton. ' Asso
400 p m,-roi aasson, AIientovn. ard hanch Chaah a.
Bcc,s al junction vi a Del, ack an west Il. T. u
80 y. m.-fOr s0mcryile and III nlington
8 10 1. m.-Fnr oIni nropk.
jJ =. m.-Es ENHG ExrREss, daily, foi Fastan Au.,.
Maueh Chunk " nkt sbarre, Tow@nda Reading md MA
borg. Asna
s 80 D. m.-For EasOn
For iLEaDet. at $50. a45. e;l5. q 7:so 7ss, A..
SO ~ H. 40, 40 1a5 8. Sl5, so. Us Sa a,S
CO. 7, 7.3 $50, y:5.l, 80, LIZ, ~ .. IN. ~
lHcal Trans o ID neilen, 80 $50, IL p. tn.
Local Trans 10 someryIlie, o. ., Z 04J >. "a.
II. r. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent -
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
II TIE
HAsTERPIECEs OF THE GNTRiiNATI0NAL
EXHIEI1ION.
MOST BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
EHGRAVINGS on STEEL AND WOOD,
40 BE PUBLISHED
IN 90 PAkfs,
AT 80 CES1S EACH,
AND SOLD ONLY 10 SUBSCRIBEkS
Several parts are noS resdr ,,,. ,,,.
73O ssus0nst.
Y,rsteIass Canvsssers wanted all the country.
RRIEF ANALYSIS of the cPREVENTABLE
n CAUSES PREMATURE DEA III, In 90 hedlcAl
Gases. selected from iarge eHPeIlrnee Al Onyb ysA'
Iondon showing 6saee be removed a Il bre
ssdIshjs py deal ard mentxl suffering avoided BY John A.
Eevsn NJ b. 14j stsi, near Broadway. PFessnied VIA
1sssurs Application Hours 81 t0s
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auetiou Sales Of Real Gstats.

A J. BLEECKER, Auctioueer
VALUABLE EIGHTY.sEvENTHsT PROPERTY
AUCTION.
BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT
A. j. BLEEcKER s son win sell on TIiUR.sDAY June
% nj ~ M, "a EXCHANGE SAEtSROOM, III Broaiway,
- isTder lie direct Of A. HAMILTON, es.. Rsferes,
FIVE IAKGE LOTs Of ground soatl SHE 0i ighiysev
enths between Lexington and Foirti.aves WIN tntIe
nv Iane house (aboat feet sqaare and stabe.; SIRE,
curi,ed AID gutter only ock and half lroIn Cen rn
park sale s0lur For naps aid part cllars Apply 10 l. L.
f,.iI. N ar A. HAMILTON. 30 Wall ST.: or TO
~ A. j. BLEECkER & son, lS9 Broadway.
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EOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.

R,moval May l to Pier As y. r. foot of spnnsst
E0R ROND0UT aud KINGSTON, connecting
Il wit Uls,sr amt Dels~sr- Railroad, lsnflng AZ High
land Pals West POntl. Cornwall Nevburgh, Mars'ra
Ail on, soughkceps-, ad csoDns Stesn oats fhenas
C"yue leave Tuesday Thursfay AID saturday JsA
" Bai,wiD MONDAY, Wednesday, frsiay. SDrIns Pier
= - 4 q. "a.
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Nrw.Yosg, "Wednesday, June H. 1879
The following attractions III the AUCTION hhe
-, t.., A., ehanye Sllcsruuln tO|iay:
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NITIZENS, LINE STEAMBOATS for TRO

~ sAhArOGh, LAKE CHAMrLAIA, LAKE GEUKGE
1HE AD. .RONDACkS NON lREAl. and all Joints North
and est Low fare ana reducuou ~ ali points 1be ee
eaut HbOits Ui tbs Line leave DAILY tsa ur
cepted) q ni.. kvur. foot IsIUy
citing morning n. Y. Central RenssnsT
and fr'. aud and rtilruaiA
Thruu. tiu soil Il ked to
Joseph
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BOUND BHOOk ROUTE
PASSENGrK AND FREIGHT SfATlDNSi 49,.
IN NEW EUhA-t ntrai Railroad OF Nswlrrsey, ioos
Liberty ST., North River.
~ PuILADELfII IA-North Pennsylvania kalra| "
IN Brrks dud Am ricaDss. =.
1 oIuIue ncin- MOS DAY, MAJ l5 1916 Trains
Leave New York at 7l5 9 ia Iu, $50, 4, $50 = m
l. Phils el. mia at Z: q, $50 100, D. o'0p m
passengers aId low 10y oinr roates
Ceatcma deliver, at the eD 90 70 w
Centennial Grounds. II. 4. BALDWIN,
Gen Pass. e.. a. E.O N. j..
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CTATF LINE.--TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
~ u Refas aud Londonderry. These hrstcass ull pow
cred steamers viii sal rom
Iicr ~, North Liver-Fooi OF Canal st. n. r.
STATE OF June i5
Sal IL OF NisNADA Llnr%iav, une ~
STATE OF INDIANA thursday. June %
AMI o. rruaie THURSDAYS tneraei. First cabin, -Gj
according to accommodation. Excursion Tickets
sl2J. second Cabl so Rsurn tckets $50 Sleerage At
loAsrt Apply u
AUsTis BALDWIN q Co, Agents IL Broadway, n. Y.
SrELitAGE iASSAGE ~ No. - broadway, aud at Com
pauy's III T foot of Canll-st, N, Il.
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Countrn propcrtp 90 fet.

r ONG NCH.-Furnished co fTAGE to
IL LEr 10 .ern Improvements carIi -
b. SHtFLEN S07 last l7Ih-st
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bcr, 81. al 10 y. IN and IL midnight
Trke.s Tor passage AID or Apartments in Drawtagna
ud Sleeping Coacho- br oDtaiEed, ana orirs Tor u
-cg tisierOf Baggage SAY De lei al the CoInpasys
5fces Nos 80 f0, 529, ami 9J1 Broadway; No. ZCert
It. broOs IA u, ard a the Cnlnpany's depots. .
Express Trains fIom the West arrive in Newly ork AIH
H., LAO and 1855 D.
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NJ AItITLIET u, WIDVNhIIU Y ~ ~
I'VE DRAWING AND WATER COLoRS, FROM NAtUsc'
7-S BROADWAY, ROOM 81. Terms so for 20 irs@'nS @
cael Ia the sto so Tor ~ lessons Al 'he puuN
residence. Pay able 10 advance
daring Julr and Aueus would lie lev more pSpls VIII
Al her studio untl July !.
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NOR SALE CHEAP or EXCHANGE for ME-


by ln orGO b, lo6 lert de- rliy Ioeat and dry so
Tires uepois In USiihG L. L. A. traias
price Cal owusr No. Spru
n. " address n. o.. rs Ttnuue Once, y. Fus %,
in combines country advantages win the city oonveneuces
sewers, water.
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s5ONTCLAIR, n. J.-To RENT for summer
Nt new HOI 81 nicely fnTisbed; NJ rnns; az Saie'
go yeui noes; uer two dcIo stable drsiied h u NJ
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E'ALL RIVER LINE. -
Il REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINFS EAST.
THE woRLDKENoN NED srEtMH-s
BRIsT l. AND PROVI DE sCG
From Pier 2S North River. foot oi Irrsyss,
DAILY (SI'NDAYS June IL 20 = D.. 10 tucnsvs At y
ckets and Statsrms secured AZ pnaeipSl hotels ci
of ees and tao pet aui s.r,iu =. GEOOE l. CDNS0
UgH l-so AGENT. BOkDES a lOs kLI, AgeBtz
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other persons, on charge Of riot. Their plan
was to Get Us away 50 that they could take pos
s before that however, must ten you
making the most turbulent. riotous and
threatening demonstrations In front Of the hotel.
Inc > Tiers mob numbered eighty or one hun
bred men. most Of whom were, as we can prove.
under pay from old David Salters for what they
were doing. They threatened my life and tue
lives Of my children. | appealed to JUsephus
Allen, police on 'er who was present, to pro-
tect us. lie refused. saying How do
here or notr I told him that my civil rights
were somethinR lie had nothing to do with, that
IL was his duty to protect me from tndinnities
and violence, possibly murder. a. they throat
oned even that. lie Sun refused and even en-
couraged the mob to force their way into the
house. thicf OF Police whitney came along,
and begged his protec ion. He assigned to
protect me Officer Holman. who Is IA good
man, ard Allen ana Russell. fellows we would
have been better without. ~ they only melted
the mob to violence nd made no effort to ure-
serve the peace. man named Martin was also
verN busy, urging them to "Ro in." Finally
they ala M Ike rush to "go In" dashed down
the door, and sudd rnv recniled, for they were
met by "A number of my friends, who mad come
down from Greenville and been let in by the
back way without the mob knowing anything
about their presence. The towards, who were
brave enough 10 attack one woman and her aick
boy, did not want any conflict with u score "
armed men who they know were IN the right.
hey stayed about until midnight. thre iteniug
TO Kill IA aud making a riot ABOUT the house.
1be next day Officers 81 ter and Blake were
sent TO project US, and ever since we have had
deputy shcriH In the house rs guard. Inc
perjury chaf-e agains- me was dismissed ON
SATURDAY.. We nt,e commenced n civil action
for Sl0.t damage. against David Salters "a the
tnsllgato Of the mole outr re, and VIII also
connie. ono 10 r suit against him for con
spiracy D li,nt. %. prosecution. He should,
IA an '.a 81. .nl preacher OF the Cos
pcl-ypI hH o. has "a church OF his
own, S.c1..d Adventist. down here, anu
breaches in 4 every sunday he should, |
say. set letter example than by such
lawless and criminal acts. | said to him, point
ing To my IHin-sOaied goods I'm tue street,
/ Nf "A III
next sundays sctmonr tie looked mad enough
to kiI me. lie sid he wound spend thirty
thousand dollars TO turn me out. Ihey say he
Is worth half a million. lshall remain here until
a year from the last ~ next september, even II
we have To Keep nailed doors and cl amber
through the windows. and live like wild Indians
camping out all the time.
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TRE MILESTONE
Its t.Gcaoy In Absorbing the Poison of n
Reptiles Bite.


On last Monday the executors of the late
Zadock Rges sold at public auction in this place
"A mad-.tOnc which had been Ia the family for
more than ufty wears, which once sold for SpO.
and WhiCn IN numerous cases has proven Its cfi-
cacy MIR. Joseph lretwell, living near Stur-
ee"n. bought tue stone on AOnday at the low
sum Of $40.
MIR JOnn A. Barnett, son Of the late Atha BAR
nett. near this place. has brought to our office
and ieit in our thunderstorm safe, Where IL vii
remain Tor \ few weeks maidstone which has
been III the family for more tnnn seyenN-1v.
wears. Mr.. Barnett wishes the people to know
he mas u that they may aV III themselves II ia
virtues In eases II bites nv TaDid animals or
IN Dir. Birnett. lhis stone Is very much larger
than the one bought by Mr.. Fretwell, aud Is the
nrst one wo eveTsAw. II - an inca and three
quartz long, cone shipped and measures at the
taee, which IL fiat ANA smooth, more tn II an
inch one way and about an inch the otner IL
looks Ike piece Of flint sponge. The pores or
cells are small. snd filed with tiny nOres pre-
senting starry appearance.
Before applytug maidstone to the bite ~ n
reptile, II Is heated t. blood heat IN sului ion
OF milk and water one pait Of the former and
three 81 the latter The patient Is M de To ex-
cfcisu until tue blood CrculntCs freeiv. then the
skin OF a portion Of the body near the bite u
scratc hed with sharp-pOint ii instrument until
the blood shows; the stone Is then applied until
It is nlled with virus, and then taken ~ and
soaked put IN warm milk and water. AD.lirn-
tiOns are continued unti the stone ceases to
STICK, when tue euro - com. lcted. OEce APP
without considerable Oifhculty. 80 great Is 5
power of suction. IL has been known TO stick to
a single person between CiEhty and one hundred
tucs. Upon tn @h Of . person ~; iuOrulated
wtn tue sally OF - + IBID creature IL has no
more effect Than an ordinary l-hnlp. unIr,, fUt.
Ia IN wn'n case - action Is similar to that ia "a
case OF ~ drUphOblI.
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Upon one OCCASION QuIntrel's band en-
couptered a party 4 ja hawkers numocrinr
thirty or more. doc "a ol the i4Nh4wkers
were KILLED and nf,e'n capturci. Tbey we're
taken Goo camp api the QN' non ~ their fate
soon ~ct leo. After SUI per CIis Younger cot
,ut an Enfield r.tie, captured that day II Wa
the lr>t ne had ever seen ana it, merits and
cemerits ver" discussed by n" ineA. O,inilns
uncred. OnH OF tar men remarked thlf he had
heard II Would xii nt mile. Younger replied.
" IL that Is 50, the force ~ the Discharge IN IT
he tsrrnc. Another bAntoriugN remarked.
" II the new gun Will XII ~ milo. tne oali AZ
short range would 90 through ten mou."
Younger r .ised up from the saddle ON when he
was sitting and ren9rked mat i easy 10 de-
monStratc.' When ne PRISONERS heard this
tn-y lett sure tnvir time han come. rho pris-
untrs were plHcr q IN line, one behind the other,
aud Z ole Younger took the gun, played with
the lock a m )m NJ, - git the hang O. II" ana
then mea-uftd on fifteen PAGES ia front of tho
line, wheeled ao)u', looked calmly into the
faces ot the doomed mon. and fired. The nr-f,
eecln4, and tnlrd man drnpued without u gruln
Nutterin = n coutcmptuous condemnation II the
new rne, lHun -er, Ithuut moving from hi,
tracks, continued his experiment. seven times
the rlno " 10 Gisch a. ed, eicn time the guerilla
comm ntingc reieasly upon the merits OF thi
Enurd, aud fifteen j.yhawkers lil dead Oh The