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New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

sRAY STUDIES FROM ENGLANR 5a D ASD s irhh4 arer s
Brothers
The author of the admirable Short History
of the Eueish People" which ~ once gave p"ihh'ho
"a his lame as master Oi popular historical o""Poe
ton has here collected some OF his contributions 10 INC
periodical literature of the day treating variety oil
topes OF social and literary interest In singuaFy at
,,a,tive style several of the papers devoted 10
"reminiscences OF continental travel consisting however
less OF description tnan OF rerton aud recording the
pei7sona impressions the mind Of the writer rather
than prtsenting a narrative O external lnciehS' MT
Green has a frank and genial way OF relating MS 'x-
peueuces he takes his readers into his confidence with
uuconscous grace, dwelling what he has ieit more
fully than on what nc has seen, and amusing them with
pauant suggestions, rather than borug them with dry
descriptive details. In his paper cAtlted CarnV ou
Coruice" lac has apt remarks on the love OF
sunshine which forms such "a prominent element
In Italian lfe The peasant OF the Ccrnot as exhibited
by The author looks with amtzement az an Englisimap
trampiug along in the rain III all his household arrange
ments he takes no note the fact of Winter SpIlng Is
the season which gives the tone TO all BIS plans e
makes no preparation for bad weather His eotneS ure
thin and seauty His diet is low. He has no hre'ace at
home and If he had he has no fuel Wood Is ueai' anu
there il no coal If he gets wet through he has no hcrh
10 dry hs clothes But cold fever and eVer WIFE
low diet means death 1t Is the with the nha6t'nt
of city His life circles around the caie. His society
f. the eatty group of friends camped out a the htue
fables on the pavement. When WINTER braks mp the
ncasaut circle aud the dark chilly evenings drive him
within doors there fire. no hearth and home" Go
ing home is going to bed His large. dark rooms that
ara so grateful in July ice-hOuses In De
eember In fact the Italian breads fire ron kno"i'
edge OF the pers involves in the draughty apartments
lie pre ers TO rub blue little hands and wait TIL thc
mystery of bad weather is But the appearance oi
Spring throws him into ian ecstasy OF joy Evelynodl
meets everybody with greetings on the sunshine ana
warmth The mother comes down to basR herself at
every doorstep Even the begSars exchange their whhe
for more cheerful The women sing, as they jog
down the hillsides wi biz baskets OF olives on their
heads The little tables out on the pavement ana
the society Of the place forms Itself aresh into buzzns
groups The do1nOuse life of the Winter is over for the
suring and the carniy comc.Tbe contents of the vol
ume include few papers historical ani classical sub
jects which the author treats IN his iainlar eho'N
manner without the fanttS OdOr of scholastic OIL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

EIGHTEEN PRESIDENTS AND CONTEMPORANEOUS
RULERS By w. A. PAYLoL 8yO. pp. lGO. Pitts
6urgb Publsbed by the Author
A timely little volume for the Centennial
yoar. withn brief space and at the low price or 80
cents in paper covers, Mr Taylor fu nishts brief BIO
graphical sketches of all the Presidents, with the ueces
sary statistics relating 10 tho office; complete list o
Cabinet Ministers and thoir changes during The success
sivc administrations tho electoral votes for President
aud Vco-Prcsident, and many othcl particulars which
are needed for reference. The vnc OF the work Ill
creased by sketches of the coenOrneous rulers OF the
principal nations Europe, and tue OF the Dccara
lion of independence aud the Constitution OF the United
ssatcs Brovty aud the chief requirements
10 work Of this kind aud Mr. Taylor has scrupu usly
hled them. lie il bis publisher, and viii furnish
coes on application to him. at the Office OF Ihe rus
ttrQh (PeuD1 Post
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

Messrs. Diossy & Co. (New-YorlN have issued
IN compact syo volume Of GJ7 pages. IN the usual rai
bindins tho Reports Of Casts decided ny heIJiHoe
Glass ia tae Circuit COnrt Of the United a'es 'o 'ne
Fo,r,h Ccuit during The yrs 1863 10 l-O" h'th ihcin
s,, IN the districts ol Miryland. Virginia. North aud
snuIh Carolina revised and corrected 'y the CmtlJur
Nse" Bradley T Johnsno, ESQ. of the VrSnm Bar mas
adGcd aD appendix containing tho Constitution of the
.CuufederJte states" aud the Comsol punn, Impress
and Scaurstraton acts OF the RicunOnd Admins
ualiOn, during the war.
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THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD. BY wM NJ. TAYLOR
ID. d. l2mo. pp Sle a. d. p. Randolph q Co.

THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD. BY WM NJ. TAILOR
ID. ID. l2mO. PIP. @ie. a. d. r. Isandoiph % %
The lectures which compose this volume
were prcpared for the theological students OF Yale Col
Iege but selections from them have been also delivered
10 the members of several different theological sem
naries Dr. Tayors Suggestions are marked by direct
ness simplicity eaInestness and profound sense OF the
dignity and Importance of the ministerial Oihee lie
takes n comprehensive view of the mission OF the
preaeicr urges the value # broa and generous prep
aration and other points, strenuousy insist oh
the study OF character illustrated IN secular literature
Not only the study OF history is strongly recommended
but an acquaintance with the drama AMI other works o
imagination Shakespeare is pointed out as the great
master Of human passion and to the reading o his pays
Dr. TAYLOR Acknowledges peculiar obligations. His
FIRST knowledge OF those marvellous works, while stu
aent at the university, gave him the perception OF new
world For more than two years he devoted TO them
every moment of his leisure time, and long before he
knew of the writings of Schegel and Coerge had mde
for himself analysis OF tho characters OF Macbeth
Richard ILL., Brutus, Hamlet, aud lago. Among TIE
authors who are cordially commended for their literary
prOduct0ns are Dr. Claiming, aud Mr. Emerson whose
ebapter on Books in Society and Solitude" is described
BY Dr. TAYLOR as "ull OF Nuggets OF the purcst gold
The volume is enivened by great deal OF personal
oleodoe aud will found less entertaining t. the
general reader than it is to tue professional
student
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

"Gracc Illustrated" published by the Boston
congregational society by MIR aud Mrs wnceler. nlSSou
aros at uarYoot iKlarpui n in Armenia, is series OF
siulple nnasslmug sketches OF the most interesting
among the native 'vers. Incidentally, sooi deal
n. Information regarding the country Is furnished but
600 ,,iue tit Iu,sl re- ,de,s will be chiefly attracted
n. tb 4plIcs which rendered very real by the
sb.,t1cla,iLs Of JhriI SUBJECTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
REAL ESTATE.



Adrian II. Muller & Sons will offer to-Inor-
row. Al The Excuause SilesrnOm, valuable ret 'stlic
beouc.re Il, the estate OF tLe William II. Eaynor.
consisting of honses and lots FiitI-avc and on wet
F fty-fftll-st and lots boulevard Avenue s."
Nicholas Madison Third. Fifth, Sixth, Seventh Eighth
and Nint,-ayes., Eigntysccond, Eighty-thnd Egnty-
tuurll Our-uidrc-aHd-h ST. Ouehundre',- -ind-tlllfd,
On,.huuared-gn luuru. OG,lInl acknowledgment, one
-,nd- veltu One-nuudrrd- nd-twcnty-thd d.,
Ou,hunded andt ysXth, OWc-hundrcd ahG-t T"ity
lbth. red-a v-iOurh One-huhdled-lhi
tiry-iuh, AMI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -ihhd -ts 1his
pr,srty was selected with great care hi NJ" Rlyuor
ind an Unusual OPP OItunty Is offered To capitalists WHO
WISH to purchase strictly iisiclasS liopciE. ,,,.
SuesrUom to-day.
Rv 4. n. Miillcr e Son.
stor house. with lU' on ms of IN
ave- 10 fl VI lZ1.hs lot 2'4XSO, VI Is " b,nSliOou
IN l. i. Li.cIsacs & 90.
3.story hOnse with lot ON tue so East son IN ooo
81 ll7U1t oi lstayC lot 22bN5SJ NJ be}cf.. SSVVo
By JtT, JJhHsJu, j..
spart interest the premises known as Nos II, IA
i and u Leonard 81, and NO 81 Frdnkin-Ht, 70 900
Malyina Heat, pIntiL ior...''-.-- ''''''' f%'ooo
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d. 400 MONTHLY NSTALLMENTS with

q, I0n MONTHLY INoTALLMENISlW lWItn-
Cd wv IntCrsu FOR 20 MONTHS ahu S2uv yt;Iy
it,,f ON rnai. purchase money thereafter, VII Ouy elther
OF % romnriar rle COTTAGE HOUSES, win giounds oi
nearly one acre drives lawn, shade IruL vines
and 81 rUs situated 0 best no OF St'atn trans AZ nin
amt III O1e1v ana ellglbe mchits i
W. dane and healthy. depols and pavelnons con yeIeh
express rims SO yy fare; hoHsrs nave iooh MH,
ON twp tOrs gas bith &c. can have saOt, pa thtu''
fowls t0pls utensils. and part furniture For de @
D,yNEi T. o. ION 1884, Elizabeth or Se luc PioHA''''
near n eat FL zabeth stal0n. y. J. Cehtra X 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

poetry Of the Concord bard aud Barry COpa dnt Some
OF His Friends James 7. Fields. reprinted from
Harper'e MAGAZINE"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


AS'.ln " ui st rsluP ,gil 70 %aTi, yeas -. $500
a. ini " W o, o, .,aVe' " L. 500
Bi.nop, Cs.mrue and husband. 20 DOnineE curley 90
No 81 f.use--t, yrar....-. ..... ..:--'... luV"
hrt'e' ~, t,,,'1 19. ''5 wear wear. 49,, .' $4,000
CuIl pp Jos, Sil. amelia lsessng Cedar ~ and No.
Concord t1itn "attj, EraI.- ..-..-: IOo~
F1ucx kc-Ou - Fabian ku4E.e, = oi JJtiat, Det
stl and ga yu1r ''''V
Fox, I.ldpc,I aud h.abAnd, 20 EiS.ri II Gilhliu
1Slu-st, 81 ave nsi-iimeutH "''iA
i.tavr-on Edwa d. aud vic, Ia ~ II Reese, sol a
1884 Il. " OF 3Iayc - d NagdI; ycdln -. -. -,uu"
Si,ir 10 same. lijdsL oi 81 tEo t2Jl Wdii - M
a nr 90 SANE OF li3d st. " Of 81 ave ,23d ~arl.6
SAM % sam. OF Il3d.st. Of Sd ave t23d wsrdE
Giiss, Geo " and wfe TO mutual Life 1us Co. Of o
&, itu nyF yrir- o''V"
Grin Jnn G.. wlr 10 Mary 4 Henry tNiSl. oi o
l5nt llLIayU, u"t,-S.---. l'oo"
t.Io,i no Il, to @ Giur,aun. of laufcnstt iet - -
BruUIr and II irngsts year ..... ....... .-; S'o
HOlnau Mary 4 - l. Lawrence u ~m 3O'h 81 " oi
2l-4NC, "'''
Mchl T. aud nc 20 MIuhattsn savings BanA. sol .
l4th.s IT, of ~ ave. year ....-. --- o'""p
Nc Mcl,nli. Mi,. a d 10 Edward wafer ana otnrrs, go
q. 3 ST. An years --..-.-..-.... 'oo
simon, Joan o. aug kuuL' oi thtysurs' "" , oo,
tAc. iToJuc UCancvyat J yt1i .:...: %'uV"
"tM ~, w q. nJ ". mon, .... 5000
lOMcIsLl }. .h.SANAi' D'P'y N'b'"''''
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Gcacner6.

4 COLLEGE PROFESSOR of modern Ian
~ giages y,erma "isnrs 70 ,not dnrlnS MS s"Ahir
4 TEACHER Of long experience desires an
~ FNGAGEMESI IN boJ or c''iegc; would teacn
attn ~ e. PlOsip " or Npul' ACT
az ,,i,'si a., a ,ralcd scl M Bsst Of references Address
n c. Tcirhrrs Agency, L7Oi Cnestnntsta fIladephlaI
A YOIiNG GERMAN LADY, frst-class niu-
~ scir ard brilliant peTurmer pupil Of llSzi WI" layte
desr rn.agrlu nj ~ TO
bu,, fam, iOr PAIL IL 40 Enhl hhE INST
rri,Irnc,s given. Address A X, Tribune Uptown once
|, broadway,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
Young GERMAN LADY, first-class niu
u eyr,.r,,uccd in the education

"A Of os s take three 10 Ills country residence r
locaiity-thc well known HanTsiiic is
OF unsurpassed the saluUrousness O us hohntah
a .ni an,r, nnr iactics for fishing hunting, etc ~
All 0 renileman OF CULTURE aDh ihc
amenities OF huur tuOi board ng housel render II Az
unusual opportunity parents pleasant ahd
profitable vacation tier boys Testimonials and refer
cucea h. eh order Address ALPHA Tribune Uptown
ONCE. l23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
ouctiou Sales of iieII CstGle.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auciioneer.
IfTTsnasIA L.

ADRIAN H. MULLER Aucuoheer'
IL foitiI0H or rHE ESTATE OF wM. u. RAYNoR,
P Pai and an whST S5Tn ' r. and an STs on I BOIL
vAKD sT NICnoLAs, MADISON. 8D. 3rH 9Th ,n' XII
fi5r idiTn. any irfii isr i25D i2Grm, i28iH 18TH
iSthiii SHtbhiii%% a H. oRIrlER SON VIII sell auction.
rghsDAY Jane ls1S at y GTS gY bhR ~ tf oF T
EaXII,tc1p9TiIi% ~ %@ H. RA9Ho.i. DECEASED, ue
5PIIv FIX 5scry lTT non, house and iSt mo 78d
5thavc east side 100 H. south OF 6Sdst' anu opposite
W.T. Eth ST 4st ~ Nova Scotia French
ond lot so ~ West 10Th st. north SIDE 1863 IT.
BoUIEvAn6 gore lot n. e I2eh.st. and gore lot
pio, O, land @ hGt u building bounded by Nicholas and
6hages. ! lh ana ll2th.s >, known as Point View"
3I AYE. 4 lnt- n " cor. 97th st
SDNS lot = E. cor oGih St, with story frame house
7FrIIfHAvviE HvE % Ss ', TarSrea V'i 81 and isihsts
SIN AVE, lots :. cor li5th ST. ,,..
sTIIAVE, lot ". s.. 5i2 H. n OF 7Othst ana Opposite
gFI AVE. lots w. s.. 25s IT. n Of s2dst.
S5bs ploT aud :. 100 It. OF oth ave. running to
sifii.sr.. lot n. ~ I75 It. e. of Madison-ave.
i"i ldt 5is n g O. cor ~, os s aud MaGsoo ave-
MADISON. AVE. 10 scommrnclug c. cor Of lO:th-st
i i$sPh = -;'is lots =, . is J. IT q 7svo.
l3irH 81, l,t. = - +! q. g. .. 1thav@
Man. a., ,o ,,ri ca1, AZ lcc Of Anctoneors No
Pine S. or a, Of VIM. H. Raynor 1900 Broad
cor 3itb-st. t1.2Sl
EOR SALE, in foreclosure at EXCHANGE Sales
rom. III Broidway, on JUNE at - M two valuable
uli lots ~iStynmtns st, between Nnthaye ana Grand
G91TnS g Mi, s St. or g. TTUs ei, 91 50 Ge
FORECLOSURE SALE of VALUABLE
rrortnTY-wll he s.i az auction a, sScnanse sale &
om ~ Boa way Jun" = ol oy orrt ot sdpIrme Coart
10 for eo.urr, by 4. i. n ECKER q son, Au"lpitrs
of PHO r. Kusgirs heere the Vanioie
No, 40 49,. 49, as. ard ~ wEsrs south east
dimensions about 20 feet an Wta-t uhd
fUsf - TIE grllii' =.
valuable store Property No. I'll NAHhiNnlpH-
~1' brtvc~n Nr-ry and Bar, 'ay-sts. ,,,
full ptICudr- at pticc ~ AnctOnrel To- bTn
pflIfO 4. HDGtLi~ Il" ':ct, ~ w ~ ~ or '
EVNRIs SOUTHMAYD a ChOAfE, plaintiffs aiioTn'y%
o2 NalsL
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Shcriiifs Auctonccr,
w 81, ~ auction "n rhIDAN, jon =. at i cci''N
at tn. TAc.aurc ~l.,aou III r".wa, by o. 20 oi J,r
-, NJ Lew rro is.Icrt the valuable stHy brown stone
ro ~ 70 a3th near Park N', "ic5i tS
frc,,ord. house be Maps at Aucuonetrs ONCE
no. jil Pines.
On CHOICE LOTS. comprising the balance
.fB 81 Tho writuOUn Va d'rrn'r tsi1t" situairi on
Grand -'uvaF. Nsnd"yr tor ayt., Nhtns ana hOer
So Astoria e. !. ttv to r -'l 20 pubic tnr i'n by
A. -. NJ lIIltk, ir. g BIZ AucuoIi.ti-, heh
Estate AID lotn Brokers, r. t,dar-,,,i - u
o. Ia ~tAN. u NJ g. l~Io,
At O'Clock 4. no. on the prcn set
BY persupiory oulrr 0i iauct NautevcutI ENecutrN
DGl, iu rrr cIsf steamboat WI leave Ff IT, iat
River at - 4. NJ For maps nd steamboat pass Apply Io
A. d. METLiCk, Jr, a BIO, Auei"I"erN y. \.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

n TIVNNb IVI ''.tT1II Ut IU
Al EnsleN M NewJersry situate the 1ea eek Ridge
between talrua onehsi hll- unn depot and
the ntIsI House ha all Iot'rn
niovcmcns gas &c; line large stable, carriage hu .5z
o riEu rooms about ii acIrs rDuua
dr. re-!
fruit trees apple orcaf back OF the hOu Buildings
grounds perfect ulr llusC located
The ua. conceded ny eveybWy To r ~ the
r attractive place tue ridge. rel pre-,
slUOu0; :lUOOu cash. balance bond aid agC rent
ioi iuT iHuus, $50 pt month 5000 or year.
~ IA stamls. rdrtcS hiring all. nny bIng LlriT
trunks: gOf scrNaus. Ni1 have hesu with
viii remain. Appy on the premises 10 JOHN BAILEY.
VILLAGE RESIDENCE, in the midst of tile
highest esucatbnal adj ages half fruit
best Weii water $1,000 L. j. EsNNIkS, Anherss Mass
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL EsrATE TEANSFEKs
xrw-ynuK CRY

OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL EsrArE TEANSFEIts.
SEw-YoRK CITY.
3sth o. u s. oct n e Of 3iaye 22Gx9 80; Thomf1 - o
loo,ii ana vi TO NJ CllcK Z; soooV
i1',. tor s y = "a Ia,e ,1 PcniiiH l ......, l2joO
NJ" CoaiiRey ne To- is Courtney ,ominal
an5 " y ,o p Isii,t h5 rr, S' "',P 10000
n & s; u ,o cf :, I"1 Hue6atr - $500
'ia Wli ~ i p, = "a IsrS. N = 10000
21,.s! Il fy :, ,;ll,, ~ - ~ " q - " oass . 1870
@9oT |aT, D = s'"i, ''0''i3 o'' -, Is 90
lnEnorYEyar'iR I YEa l. i,s!, = JU' Peter II 1000
'0'. ,f * :, an No 10 q 4 aiGtck -. 49,
'ai a e. II = 20 90 Isr1 =. n ~ :. air5f I95OU
% = eSrp, ~ L. iogas - Vel -. NJ. Nominal
6'naVn q s SiIOf - Of i2Gtl.st, Ij6A7J. Philip
Gtn ave ts o. Il y o. i27t. 3 x~5. same 1000
oIfa's ,,S : p > DO % or ~ VI ~, 1900
oLi a a' an - st n' : - !" " 1900
Ims'.s Il i Do tirlaf -. ............. $1,000
xgUtr NJ Ma .i toJos Cnaipp ....... on,iual
~ 1SvagSp. trril to iinaa senlper . 1880
LsSil sSinF Sr ave S ros - neSwoTtn 10000
"a ns,ss ave- > oO' II " 10000
o d. sssi ssssTc,; { . 10 To- rsei m,er 2 10000
5ha,r JOJ IL OF b3 II, 2jNlOOi same 10 same ~ w
ht',-,ye n 5O5x4UU; came to sainC 90
isn q, iaryi, ~ rob 70 John 1900
sHn.s sA1, ,'' -. 1890
49,, t,S,saf r. a. ~ r,errs - " 1000
7i,nsl iSo II = OF 5th ave, 22liO22 DAMS
Snc.LJ J. y. sAsAGg. Deputy Register
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Hll61cliaucous

HORSES WANTED in EXCHANGE FOR
i GOUb COUNTRY BOARD uu Nrw butrn ,liurt Cut
convenient o city i've uinntrs depU tue suaiion
trfs reasonable For rJerrhrr AppiN To ~ rUuerrs 3S
Br,ddMay, Or BOX 5OS2 Pusttii.r. Address L.. II MOTT
Central Valley. Orange County. SY
SPLENDID NEW GAME APPARATUS: /:
- three Interesting games lawn paor big bn,iucss
ir party with capital Adess H. H. p y. oX 1885, slcago
Illinois. -
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
Citn propcrln 90 Get.
DrockInu propertr Go Get.

rE,O LET CHEAP-French FLATS, consisting
/ Of uiue bath boiler l,iS, etc. ply to
CHAttLaS T.. sPE seer, 2O7 Vest l25tlist
rs,O LET-3-story brick HOOL-HOUSE, No.
1 ljs icIuscn a.: 5story rTck DWELLING, l79 WI.
lIueIb, II. GORDON I. FORD 07 Ciark.st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

This island beautifully located near the rou%n 90 % ~ G
tuyont hiver Maryland, contain ABOUT GU hN''iS' -
LAND. with the lowing lnproyemtn.s; vAcropy with
one iarpr : can OISTGH pAchlNI rA'lotei, ,ha
t,Te es eps vs each 100 feet long cJhuiB VIZ
most improy cl machinery the o. sterch hg m
A large CAN FACTORY, win machinery lot " "'nu''
caracitv. 10000 cans per day. -, ,..,,..a
CntNT1Y STORE. 3 .x30 feet, dong gOpl biial1esh
a dcsiraBl. pam COTTAGE beautifully sltNtteiL 81,
Also 15 FRAME DWELLINGS, the greater poiuon vi
which ia Welding an irc0me. go ...,,,., c,.NADv a..
A large FRAME STABLE, with SUI DS GRANARh &c;
a C,5VERED WllARF lni STORAGE HOUSE Ou'
u,rlu sl,s, canactv, 100 o bushels. ......, , -
a .'TI.A OAT WHARF and WABEiO USE, usesl srV'
Baltin, STEAMERS AMI PAYNE "iidrIaS
A ERICK LIMEKILN iOT burning oyster sheil iiHe' ii
which there gr az donlail ....i,, =, Tho ,noptb
ro island famous oyster REGION az the ol
River the nueSt haruos W. tlS uol,i
within fG e Chesapeake ay ald near the ptop1sn
eun mas o the baltimore and Dram Polnt lalTE. " 10
peculiarly adapted to the packing ana Piese v,ny n ~
because oyst ia produce be pUrcliStd on t SUI o
mos IA Oaue tcIli and aDO be prOcurei on ihs hi"
at oN rates facilities for si m mt are exc tint
rhe mata hcalny. The waters abound WIN Brea' va
ricty Of fish and nae. oso-o1 =,
IL M est that INC portion OF the aIh no" oheIel r
sale aI,u s.xty-fve with the abOVemohuoDea III
prov einrntsl 4lOO,0OD. -, o.,,
IL viii Ie snd a exceedingly low figure ana upon easy
tor a. upon an eaton the Baltimore Permanent buliue
aBu J4ud society, ...un ,-,,,--... ,,,-rio,d
CHARLES l.. SAVAGE, iTesident.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
Cotln nv.

Com rv.
An excellent home with suitable instruction,
"A \ uoys stockUri &c, Mass rev H. w ~ LLA"'
HOME, with suitable care ana instruction,
~ for six Toys or students Rev j. TUtls A"soh msf
A NINSrlTUrEc especially for YOUNG BOYS.
~ 4, ,NDs, ~, II ,n:etead, T.. + sou per year.
4 GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN IN a
n Boarding .chool Wilton, Conn. terms to suit Al
dress AUGUSTUS VIII LOCK.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for few
~ bo, Black Rail- Lyme, Conn " hin one i'"rth Of
'''' q" cGHIGs Hp GiswGL 11HETLEiT Iyac Conn.
4 CHARMING sheltered home for mother
~ less iaugt.rs with devoted maternal car - ana u.sl i
free u,r Of a valuable hbriry. -, .,,...- A.. =
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
Sn s G %n4 ee, u ys4T e4 eoar al as as a t uton % % tie
oS ssar, maS S be- Sofsd aGS during the vacation re-
',iip5 Arpi, to to Mr.. ii. c MoRRELI, .. ,on, ,.,,u,
BURLINGTON COLLEGE, n. J.-Classlca,
ID scieutac and Military scIool Tor Boys.
CLASSICAL ms: TUTE.--Mrs. llarwood's
y Select Family School FOR Yoans LADIES' a. az"
ELMWOOD HOME"
IL Misses PORTER CHAmPNEYs Family School
for Young Ladies and Chdrea, aaey hamp hre Co.. Mass
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
gins Arri ~ For circulars. address FREDERICK sEDG
Ed 1
ladies and pr ygnr ad Board sna ana a r it
%%H R%Js. Ess h S b. oI B. ''sfS fs rem &"s
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
" Brureport Coan. Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
HOME on the hudson, at farmhouse. for
dress Box 2,Si4. NewYork p. o.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, Tarry-
- town. n Y. Address Rev. I. }. JAG ksoN Principal.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarlytown, n. Y.-Re-
farm. C4
ON THE HUDSON, 80 miles from New lork
" Cy a teistul country Home and school Pupils can
remain the entire Address A. b. Box 2sll T. y l.
DARK RIDGE (N. J.J INSTRUCTION Eng. and
board s2oOrr yr oren dnrng supner send or circular
DEEKSKILL q. " MILITARY ACADEMY
resideDi instructors: my boarding pupils
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
edn IN iva and nSi nina Enrnseii%a
Inglis bgusey For H aPpy % n nr ~ p g.
SWARTTdORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
ideui, LIED EDWARD H. MAGlIL swarImorr. Penn. -.
GUNNER SCHOOL.-rHE P0UGHKEEPSIE
June 49, the reoetoa e. iew O to ye STasl uS =, care
TUE SUMMER QUARTER Of WH!TE l'
am home iforoarR ostrGcon fnens studies French Ger
man, music abd art NJ bhAH"'i'''i I,I"D,t@t.
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
'o %%sSs 2pS M&S5S sS Ss' Box NS a Y
WEST END INSTIrUTE.-Famiiy school
w lor ,oung ladies'. Mrs :. L. cADf, Principal New
G0fn A YEAR, books. &c, included no
0OU extra earss .peea aI.gnt +, SssE ay Tal
pups aud ite boys Adddre'r % pam - e - w rom Pba
NOR SALE-A SCHOOL with Furniture in
/ Chester Jersey - years established. Address NJ
F. H.. Chester Instuie, Chester n. J.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
Western Union


FIRST BOARD lOio O'CLOCK A.
sa,es nj sfafe Bonds -Ratfy0ad BOnds-Bdns and Rail-
49, = rnnd Shnres- flrnIfss AiOrks. &c
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
tjorses au1 furms tOanlco.

WANTED - Furnished and unfurnished
w HOUSES AMI FLATS IN an parts Of thI' city, ana
HOUSES ~ Orange AMI plutel. Tor which We have ia y
arprat Storage Tor furitr, mltor nahos. yc uIs
ca,s warehouses. CUKtIt. ptRDI & Co..
No. Washington. place.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
EOR sALE-vILLAGE and MILL PROP

J. ERrY H. the lltgr OF ited Hook Duicl Co, y. V,
near K and Il. =. DEPOT and miles rom hudson H.
l. uf choice laui sart Il, an olcalr Cou
ntous and outburg, vita large frame dwelling Goa
fuoiits ittble uHrlni, scoo' nr raiTlns
bo SO Fl0GTng NIL AZ by - i,r, Containing run
all machinery Wiai tenant HOUSES
Laru- ard siall sawuH al.o srveral OF laid Eor
p1rtcul.rs, address a. B. hENDKlGKS kGi Hook y. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
} SAlE-Elcgant country KESIDENCE

Moniclar. " one nour irom ne".lora ol The rls-
sDr = Mountain commanding vi'w OF Arw
YORK ly ami t, ocean and w the Tar pomptoi.
1hrre nine Of wrimIrvrd ant, beau th matt
with stable clubhouse, Ais,
lot i 24 acres wc ted and In perfect urr The house
bn. i,uuls billiard uuU 20
Apply 10 WI i',a VI -. lo.tItl \,
Marf To-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06

MARGARET j. MCDONALU' CLASSES IN
NB D.AWING AND WATERCOLOK~, FROM NATURE,
7-S BROADWAY ROOM 81. Terms 40 for 20 l,SSous %.
each in tie stud $40 Tor e." lessons AT 'r puph
rcs,le Pay able IN advance ,,- ,-,..,
Miss MCDONALD, exlecung 10 fcach NJ Iahf Mon,tNf
Julv and Augusi, would hkO cw more pupils VAL
be her studio until July !.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
lE6tiuCilou.
City.

MFRICAN KINDERGARTEN-no IN its
N 10Th year-at 4i East 43is- Miss L. NJ. coz Prin.
A TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS will be organized
at the American Kmderearten Bu NEAR Galerv)
Oh the Centennial GrOands Pmaepna commencing June 20
An entirely new set material cheap beautiful aud purely
American invented by manufactured only Tor MISS Coe
All the FrOee ideas adapted American wants Books Win
out words volumes Any child can make Them Teachers
- "a .nrr ahIn
New-York tribune., 1876-06-06
rnnuirn f,cal CsIate for Sale.

HAWTHORNE, n. J.-Erie Ralihwayll hylo one ane
hour from 40 roe@ eo'nior'a5I ontry eATrases
with iO.se, COW pH' poui
wagon aud mpen II ,ycrs Il scr Ion ti t 6sI,nce
Tor an $50 remain on bond anu "o''s'eo' ~
''' "''' j. W EDWARDS, owner, "a Pinest UP STARS,
VyO CAPITALISTS AND BUSlNEoS MEN
4 A RARE CHANCE Is OFF EtsED
IN the
SALE OF SOLOMON'S ISLAND,
m L.L.I.. A