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B1sMARcK on rnE CRISIS.

from me LondoH 7,t"grdph.

from me Loudop 7tiegrdph.
Herr Richter called the attention OF the
Neichstlg and the country to the rtcen' decree
of the Russian Government ordering al customs
duties to tie paiI IN cold ~ was ,irui tted -
injure III the EXPORT aud impDii ua3t' anu
rially damaging A. regards Geiman goods or
dered some time ago. -
Prince Bismarck rerroached the Deputy Tor
embarrassing the Government. lie dssented
from the I'd ca that retaliation uy tariG was out
Of the question. with his usual audacity, he
intimated a. encctual the possible policy 81 nut
ting an interuiCt on Russian gram ana tinher,
and thus compelling the transport Of these
iulky EXPORTS by Hiea and Wilma instead Of by
bAntzic and Sicsia a. now lie regretted ihht
Government with which we Hre on such good
terms should pursue such course Of financial
policy but he repudiatCd the idea 81 punish
ing It hy any political change. referring to
what Herr Richter had said IA to mn extension
Of Russian territory, lie quoted the pledges OF
the Empefor AlexanYer III no conquest was
Sought. lie declared that Russia simply de-
manded from Germany what she was Wiling TO
pive-her help In the conference, In order To-
nmeliorate the conditi,n II the Cnilsuins. ana
To prevent future murders bN the Clrrasslans Or
other irregular troops. and ON TINS "suUJect all
Europe Is OF one mind.
The Prince went oni I'm the present state OF
things the possibility lies very close at hand
that, In ~ tie OF the unanimity, this Conference
may pass of without a result md according 20
the declaration OF the Russian Gov rnment, in
such II case 1t Ia very prOnauie that Russia Will
proceed on her own account IN order to wfest
from the Porte by aims what Turkey refuses to
gr1nt peacefully. In the latter case Russia de-
mands no service from Us. bat only our neutral.
90 enter veto against ltussia's carrying out an
object. which we recognize to he ours also. aud
when we nave 10 evidence OF ltus sia'z trans
crossing that ohisc.f surely II Is impossible
that we eau send our troops to the frontier ~
me moment when kusslt i svtuus hcr row r.
IN motion Tor our CO = mon object. ana on our
part forbid Russia to do So" lie then COMPARED
the position Of Germany with that Of Russia
when Prussia was at war, and. what T. q ca ial
Significance. with that II Austria IN ls50.
The ali ,nce which unitcs tue three Emperors
for II length Of time Is m fun force. and | can
assure YOU that the rel flutl1 I've WttU hus-l 4
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p NJ Ne L0''OU NfIII
Let amy ono WHO has the car" OF "a horse
the e cold, frustt mornings delo r.teh -. sp
in his hand !4cc- If non; ln4t-d. 1T lifu
touch 10 It the to e his tongue. and then lc'
him thrust tic bit iuto me mouth Of hi, horse.
n he ha- tie heart L. DO IL. he horse Is u ana
imII OF nervous organization. HI mOuta g.
formed CI CvNuate glands inl Tissues. The
temporal IRE OF the ~ l1d j. tuc same 'ts Ia the
human being. and. = ia N u. the mouth j. the
wartnc.t y n Of tnc b IGy. Imagine. we rope 4.
the tri!:a'ton TIA. would be caused the human.
aud consider thHt. II not 10 the same decree.
stll the sunerin- to To-" animal j. very great.
Ana d u not "a GnOlututnry tan. Food !. eaten
with difficulty. and the Irritation repeated dfy
after DAY CAUSES loss 81 appetite amt luss 81
strength. NahS "a horse has uccume worthless
from no other Cause than thi-. before lndi d
rubber blts were 10 Ue hau mssclf used a bit
covered with leather, aud on no rccouut " uld
have di-prh-ed vita o. Ia freezing weather.
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boly0 ano a1om3.
rP-rOMN AUk

SOaIN ano a1on'.
IrP-rOWN ADVERTISERS
May nay" heir fAvors tor HF sUS e. tho only
aulhurNcd mp town iYrrtls 'u mt ilrt-,
,1HS liruH lWFY, corner OF Nl-i si Vi u r. VI, ant
no. Wrri .W -, opposite brtni Onrrt Npl-H, All
Nc 7bO ai ". 60 MR. OF am ST, uiul ~
NurNfra rnhr'V
4 CONVENIENT, comfortable furnished room
~ Tor hou'ckccplns To "A respectable couple a. a
week. 3oi htn IT., near 2l ay
4 lOMFOKTABI furnished room for house.
~ k'rplng or Two gentlemen 800 week. 3ji
Moone 81, near B'Nrry.
ROAKDlNG Win single ct double rooms. - and
a. 90 liWos $500 day boarding, %. 40 ludson
street.
(,ENrLEME can have nolrd, wnh peasant
~ rooms larSc and small ni g. day boarding, s. o..
No.lil Hudson st
iva LIT A large FURNISHED room Tor housc keeping
WIN cooking stove, u private house. 81 90 3ii
Bruumr a.
40 i1iI Az. Furnished room Tor hous,k Keen.
W. lnR, Win c0uYrnrnrr- for washing, o. 30.
a-o smother tort s., srcon1 hpor; reference.
1O% BkOOME 81. west Of nroadway Nircly
iDJ furnished front room Tor housekeeping TO let ,
rent uN.
So NEFk for ncauY furnished room WIN IA
- - stove mt. Ia l'lvlngton ST.
- ntNl-A good chance Tor energetic men +,
t'D less tlun Que dollar capital required CANA ib8
buutl 9th az 49,
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sonea for "a Circular.

Geo. +. Boweii& Co. conduct an oilice for the recep
ton OF advertisements for American newspapers.
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6dllnts anO siquols.

IE\TR NoKDI>ARh INDICFMENT~ az ..
- j ll@fN- goat Z lliNrIh Vine nud ChMn.
llr- er t., NrA lOTk.
aou'p .nllon 81 hItr aud Ed Vine from ~ NOV RI.
thhupagne Dfy HuI fNrt Dr. go and fis per cpsr.
h'rN pur' t-tr "ft' worth of guOis receive, Piut
Hottlc Champagne asa pftrut.
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When advertiser desires their services h. Is re
quired to specify what ne desires to have done or n
50 requested, Mcasr. II well a O.. VII wise ilm
whnt VIII IN their opinion be most llAciy to accom-
pllsh the OBJECT when be has IN view.
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tor SHE mO 10 Get

,tor sale nO 10 ct.
hFfltE~ rU LET In second story oln bnldnR
" front und rear wNil Sht 81 ami steam het ~ 40
lh sun lunllrAii"n once Nhs7ll ana FRAN Ntor 40
I'VE STORE, lli Nl-,lI 30. sun banding to It,
i ulliblr 10" hAnAinF, Insurance, or general bltl
ltssi ttan tcatrd Appy At the sun PuDh5AtJh
once. 90 Nnsnu-
flO IEf-NlOcly nti,d mp store IN Wlrdi suitable
U Tor any ia me + cheap rent laquir3 at 80 Ham
llton ~.
FIND In Hat nis housrs ;iH ana 3il taat 3ith
i It, rent from ~ la ~. Apply 10 housrkeeper
% - T. ln IN house on ttst lotus
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= The luuntn steamer CRY OF R-RllN VI sal
from pier a., Nurih river ON Mcdutsd g. 21tu u,t Cot
Liverpool, via On rustpNu.
jOHN &. DALE. Agent. 10 BroadN y.
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NOtsts. dnIuaNts. &t.
ScWlng Matynts.

I'ON SALE, cheap .Murrlr ~ wilson scwlne ma.
u thlurH Aud ftlClnns tor steam power.
IhoNAS Oblii, aii broadway.
WtEn sewing mschlue Tor $50, new cost Efb
w 4iA osi iiIs
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PACIrIc MAILAND rANAMN Tl1AN-Ir
STEAMSHIP LINES


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From Pier a. tnut OF ana ~. y H.
STATE or IENNslLNAAIA, thursday, Dec -
slAlE OF NlhElNlA' iuurs ~, Jay II.
> loon ana cauln pn-sAFe- Al luNr.i r4t's.
AVSllN BALDWIN 60 Afvuts, - Rroadwly
slrrrngs tckets AZ A. nro4uN ~, aul " Company
pier loot OF ana H., y r.
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Sblplt,,.

A MfRiCAN str tM-iilP LINE.
~ between I'M adc phia ami Liverpool. ealing At
Quttust INu. Thursdays from I'm adrlpuld. Mr1ut>
dals from Liverpool Steamers to SAL from PhilsIc-
puia As follows.
fhNNsILNA\lA Dee. q ILLINOIS Jan. II
- nv of Sew hOrk. Dee. - LORD LIVE Ian is
lANA............I ONO Jan -
Price Of passage 90 currency.
CABIN, rs 500 INffrupdltlp II sf.or1re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
NEW MUSIC.
wozARTrs SYMPHONIES.

Iossrs 1reitlSopf and Hartel, the music pub
Ns,s of I,,,s,c have issnod the prospeehs OK UNI
,rr ,f on OF rhe complete works OF hozir' 81 e"s'
ON. t,irl of which exist only IA manuscript luis W."
,,bie conpanion series 10 their edidon OF Beet'-
o., ,o,leted some years ago. and 10 that Of heide's
h nov i'm prosross but IL will be Tar more extensive
tbap either Mozars works, published ana uniiDhse''
ober no fewer than 49, ana i IS estimated tnat 'ne
eoleenou will M 40 or volumes. Let US hope mat
for 40 gran an unieit king the publishers nave cured
co,oret.nt and CONSCIENTIOUS editor. They certainly
noed ono We are accustomed 10 LOOK upon tie Bioi'-
ko,f ana irel cd ions Of the musical classics with re-
snc which they do not always Deserve and there is per
hans no composer who ared i'll at their bands as
Moz,rt brief examination OF the $40 edition of The
scores OF some OF Mozlrts symphonies Published by this
house not very long AGO viii probably give mus-
clans an unpleasant surprise The first fault that ar
ress attention is the arbitrary aud confusing order
in wieh the svInphonics placed, for they are
numbered hap-llzirI without regard either to date
or importance. But this is a trans error in com
parlsOn vita what have yet to mention NO
Fart left 40 symphonies, and this edition pro
fesses to cOut,in twelve of them. No. omits the
parts for two flutes aud two oarinets yet there Is no
question that MOI rt wrote them. No is not sym
phony al all but serenade containing originally seven
movement s. OF these the or has taken the liberty to
omit four and the hrea that he gives are not free ron
mistakes The Same trick has been played with No. s.
which Mozart wrote serenade In eight movements
for the celebration OF a wed tug the editor has omitted
three movements and arbitrarily dSarr1ngeI the others
Finally No IL is the production of W. A. Mozart but
OF his father Leopold indeed note in fine type at the
bottom of the title-pase acknowledges. Thus of the
hands, two are not symphonies, and mutiated be-
sf,,e and na is iuco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
CHURCH MUSIC.

A collection of Anthems, Motets, Chorals,
compiled by Dr. Leopold Damrosch and published by W.
A. Pond under the title of SAINT Cecilia The purpose OF
the compiler is to stimulate for the best models OF
real church music, distinguished from the frivolous
and worthless sort OF entertainment which dstur6s de-
yoton at most OF modern places OF worship ana he
has selected compositions by PAlestrina Lotu, BacI'
Drese Scheidemann, Neander, Eccard isaac PraetOus
Islander and Neumark among the older composers and
has added few by Haydn and Mozart as wen as over
twenty of his own The value of the old music goes
without saving Dr. Damrosch himself has contributed
10 the volume great that is beautiful and interest
ing and nothing that is unworthy OF his high reputation
as musician His book will rem Ter great service TO the
church and TO art and is 10 BE- hoped that he may be
encouraged to continue the collection OF which IL Is de-
signed to he only the beginning.
Among the Easter Music published this year an an
them by H. p banks, He is Risen Dtson Col, deserves
mention as simple melodous. and pleasing piece-Mr
J. r. Thomas's The Day Of Resurrection (thc same) is
eommonplace-A Te Denm by Howard NJ. Dow tthe
same Is an Indifferent and somewhat monotonous four
part composition for male voces-Otto Lob is the ar
ranger OF SUee Pe1ce good trio from MarscAner' lor
soprano, tenor, and bass (the slme).
Madam Raymond Ritters long-promised trans
laon OF the literary works OF Robert Schumann will APP
pear in the course of the ensuing FAIL simultaneously in
London M Reeves Coz and NewHork I'D. Sehubefth
A Col Madam Ritter undertook this translation at tue
smggestiou and OF course with the approval OF Madam
Clara schumann It's value viii be enhanced by short
biography aud explanatory notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
A PRIMER OF roNALITY.

Mr.. ]. II. Cornell, who is well known as one
Of the most thorough OF resident musicians has pre-
pared Primer Of Modern asicat Toadlay, intended as
an introduction the study OF harmony Co. schirme
1t will be found of great both TO teachers and stu
dents for il lays with system and thoroughness solid
foundation of knowledge of the relations of the tones and
characteristics Of the scale without which progress IN
harmony ia almost impossible. We know OF no WORK
which treats this branch Of the subject So exactly SO
clearly and extensively The Primer is little book
which you may carry in your pocket yet 1t covers the
whole ground for its definitions precise that long
explanatory paragraphs unnecessary, and there is
bar Nv slperGuous word Questions added at the
of eac cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
DrocsInn jaropertp 60 Est.

rg,O LET-Nine res OF LAND, well fenced,
with good house, barn &C. corner sn1'y ; ia mill
TlrooIIvn. relt low suitable tor "a itner s''nts
rrs1 or florist Apply 20 ia o. MILLER 10 NaS aus-'
y. Y.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Waset liot Al ara WE" Var 20 $4,000
hIe &c sein An yaa ana husband % - 81 77O
rsLyis, Agsic ~ " l ina Year .. $500
Masn.r sE.m "a ,ye s4a Te T eOOO
AeGinn 7, Esh %gu snO', Year ar 900
some TO same n I'D II. OF 81 ave; year l9,OvO
iog Mary A. 81 j JSaH 5000
hs, ei G! Az a. L 70 Su' 69ss
HCpler. bred fleA W. to Tagpau Chamberlain, o
ssof stanton 81, e Norfolk FL ycr... ---.. 4a-i
"s al Siy " Of a 5f AWAY 1900
h Ga a. Da Si s AND a5d s Neso aaes 1000
h4, % rli 1 10 SfT'. 5ts 2lOo
Sqy@ var Of AID 1G o SsS $40 =. a. years 20
hea1ey w. Jam Of s5ist y year sp' 200
hpmes s,i0 se tIntspnee var. - 40
1tImc,alf J.. y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

Gitn Real estate for Sale.
IMPROVED AND UNlMPRON ED COUNTRY
aid CITY PROPERTY for sale or ENchaneei Money TO
''"" "" '''' N WOOD & MORRIS. No. Pine At.
1.-TWO splcndidly located MADISON AVENUE
LOTS, yatcI ard severed with loan or exchange
for small CHOICE co intry place owner business
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, $40 Iliriaye.
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Countrn propcrln Go Get.

AT MONTCLAIR, Y. J.-H0USE, 8 rooms;
y hot AMI cold water 1aih rent 500 near Fullerton
ave- On Unon,L !. b. BEADiIa 10 Ctsmbe's -. ), l..
AND 10 save money, 90 to VANDERll0rno \;
500 Ssrai II MES for season.
r NORRlSTOWN.-T LET for three
- months uice H1rsI: OF ter r'oHs f,t iSi r
sia Jo.S 9s or Dr. 6oDGi - West aOst.
ATAT. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY, j.. |.
TO LET SEVERAL ELE5ANT AMI CONVENIENT
DWEIINGs ttei Winter and Summer residences Win
al the modern improvements gardens, etc
RENT from $3.50 to 81 900 per annuin
Applv to W. t. HGNsDALE, Manager at Office adjacent TO
tie Railroad Station.
HANDSOME HOUSE with ~ rooms, pr
4 tally furnished with one acr, Of ground caiiiase
3 IGSE, oaee on Pier y y, or d. d. SMITH
Nyaatcss.. :
,y,O LET-FURNISHED HOUSE, Phinfeld,
No. n's minutes ''O" T. RISviiAND % Iarclay-st.s
rI,O LET.-A furnished COTTAGE Of ten
rooms enbly ocsled IN P,,sne Mass last sass x e9
rE,O LET VERY LOW-Fme old stone
DWELLING, 10 ro.ns several acres land splendid od
shade hour from OK minutes zen st!I9g Ns"
fg,O LET-On Northern Railroad, New-Jersey,
45 from city Hall MN from SelG' Gol"' Eydr Ss.
S @W NE .i:'i Box Ok 80. Tribune 0ao,.
rTO LET, furnislIcd--A fine summer RESI-
DENCF 10 hour RON " u i.Fi 10 i,o1u gar so1
boating, nsh Nti hiiIhti4.i -,
depot barn aud stlbe. price, s2J Address 0HnerIn une
ryO LET-At M0rriStown, \. j.. double two
story and French root furnished liOUst iosition ie
best wa en- gas To goc! party The rent Nnl DC lo'
Apply KANDOLPH BROS. Room 80 III Erop1Say'
r;NO RENT-At Ncw-London, Conn, near the
r,c-ot uorss on peuuoi.ave two cottages fully fur
uished Tor the season has 10 roms win bai anu o
aud cold second ,cr The otter la. gt rooms ana
water introduced stab.iug inr I've horse. Apgyto
81 New IT.. New YORK
rl,O RENT-FOr three months from June ~
HOUSE; location is with extensive sound oVeio@1ki
gsfau vegetable and f-it sable and cragrbpsei I'VE
,s from r OF tam0rd Conn. ever waY desirable ioi
summer fc-icnca. Apply e. SAM IL fl''l-' DI'f'' az
~ ul.ori Conn or No. IS Pine ST. cw-fors.
ra,O LET" Rare chance :; low rent; two
HOUSES unflrashed II rooms one inii ~, ~
rpom. $50 feet 81 land Handsomely idi ohl
great variety Ornamental treas abundance OF iran *
crlrnt barleu Minutes wax 81 station ~ minutes iiou'
New.YofA In New Jersey PHOTOGRAPHS ~ b1th iiatts.
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Ec9al Notices.

IN pursuance of an order of Dclano &. Calvin,
esd surrogate Of tho County New notice is hereby
To all persons havag Ans against Charles A. Keller
late of the City OF NeNNO rk, deceased To The
vouchers thereof Ia the subscriber at his Office 80 81
Pearl street. the city Of New YOrS before the ljh
day Of November nexL-Datcd NswlOrk the 9th day OF
May 1876. ~ . l,.
CoUDERT BROS. Iroctors, 6S and 40 william st.. y. Y.
In. ..ILNI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22

rI,O IET-SI50, 5000, $500, 5000, $500.
4 FOR SALE-sl 800 800 So q, SJpo' 81 900
DEIIGIITFUL HOMES o.c hour from tiiy ilal' ~ mos
one brio, and Que stone
extensive grounds ab ndance Of iruL nne od
''''' $1,000 49, j X. HAY. 997 9Th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22

The two following foreclosure sales were
made Al the sxcaauga salcsr,om to-day:
~ T. I. Kr.rreg-e O. O..
,1o NJ, Jh ave cor OF 17ths. g7.2XlOO FWat 20
Ii s, on On ''' .'........
Boa b. i. = Aaradt ~, ,ro.,
I ,rae. sfcrv AID ntifk iuuEs. VIII I'l.hs 't VS..
.ff - 500 20 OF 9,I ave- lOt ZDAJ'J' O''S e f-s
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IEAHsfEi''
vrv-YoEK CITY
4Gtrst = III n ~ Lsxiueio-ave lftIUU'i sam moo
nj b., Madison LllCu j. A9ti.14 F'i
l29ls 10 rs Of ?a as oAiooio O' $4,000
5sfut ~ = 3US.ili al ave \, lol 2NIu - 'p
w. G.lrg u 10 i a.. Chsrclill.: 81, . 49,, u
b.i..i "a . same iiol''s - ominal
iCst s. 2G3i Il e Of shave lC.5HiU3S; hobeitP ann
Percy and wife 10 jas Currine aa ~; a., ''
Lelg , cor % IIa IN ~ $4,000
2Ca st. 5. Z II " Of oIh'e -OA'z "' $500
4tate " cor W o. d2s 2jxco; VIA Geduey AMI
4tiayc " s. 2j5 II OF G1dst, 50X co. CAas corr
4ia ave s. ''' II u "a 80 Nominal
Avenue A. g. IG a I'm Of 20lh 81 2Jl ix7O' ihhp m
An IA ald vile to torntlu Aht To- w
5sh s. s. 275 It Of 'ny[ o Auio van $500
ostl 49,, . ,sJ I tn,rs Nominal
SGtasi u 20S IL o. 70 oI@S afiand -y $1,000
o. s . g.'S !, GO OF h, ia N sS 1860
W1e,,s'' - ~ Me ~ 10 o. i.f 1880
LEASES.
81 ave- esd ST. 20 years Jas BeeEman 10 Jas scoo
l5it.st east no 49, years; Ann Houston TO ,oo
IoIacai j. y SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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Brooklpn Ncal Gsiatc for Sale.

STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
Il ave. near COuTtst.
Frame house. "a Butler-sL 800
story frame houses 100 and lO2 Pneappest hed
fultontL go 49, 81,
hree story brick 49, 81 and ~ Nassau ST.
Three Tyframe houses, 2GG aud 90 Washington Il.
GEO. II. BUTTON 10 Wall st., y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
IN THE DISTRICT COUbT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT

4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
or PENNSNINANIA.
IN the matter Of JOHN u. WILLIAM, Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY. ut philadelphia May lb, 1876. In
Obedience order made by tie iid Court May H. 1876
undersigned hereby gives notice that second general
Of creditors Of salt bankrupt will be- neld
THU t-aDAi, the 10th day Of June 1876 al II o'clock
the Office o. EDWIN T. CHASE esq, OF the Registers
Ira Bankruptcy. 40 6l5 Manut IA the city u Pl adel
pl and Sat Of ehnsyyaun according To the provisions Of
5092 OF the Revised Statutes O the Uuited States
Title LNI, Bankruptcy.
" b realtors whU have not proved their claims should do
before Eud Register brOr to said meeting as dividend
Will then be declared SAMUEL L. FREEMAN, Assignee.
No. 49, Walnut ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
J,o LET-AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.

: VERAL LARGE aud l. CANT STORES In the
GRAND UNION HOTEL dtted with conhet7' Shelves anu
gdsnXtures. $500. . ..,.,,., - ,..--.. 81, co,,
Also an ST. JANIS HOTEL on Congress-st-' com
nIe,.lv furnished containing about ri ghty rooms
Also, THE WILBUR HOlS on WaslhE,onl colner l !"
containing about fOfy rooms iufhshcn al" Ic"s
for immef late occupation. .....- -. -, -,--...
Also. \ ' o. Raj PRiNAT STABLES, WIN O"achhohS
Rooms and an enruccs
Aso. NEW CLUBHDUS corr or " CONGRESS and nam,
mon it. furnished troug out ADAPTED ioT rant ana
boarding house. ... .-.- ,,.-. 81. o.,
Apply to CHARLES G. LESTER, Saratoga SPr,ngs or 70
and Chambers st., New. York.
VILLA RESIDENCE, with 6 acres of land,
stable greenhouse. crIpcry, = mile from dopo me
river view suitable Tor family Of 10 ner-on,i to be LE
FURNISHED Tor ~ months from June Apply 10 te oNhei
EDWARD ENEltLTI, sang sing. n y.
WHO will he Scrougcd in a close horse-car
w twice "a naukci by pickgockets Win h,s nose
line with tho post. Of OF standing ied- "en ne
can away- choosing hts companions n wslNgn
zui ME happily 10 cottage nome IN te
heathful nj ,thefealsc PasSeic q Is o. VAN Df.khO
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
CHAhLEs Z. srRoNG, P!alntlas' Attorney.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

GUPKEME CUUKT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or NEW IOhk.-ChARLES ". BERTAUN, plaintiff
against SAMUEL H. SW EEr, doiendanL-Sunnons tor u
money demand cOaiTact scr) To the defend
You hereby summoned reqHTd answer the
complaint Ia this action which viii ulsd In TIE
tht CLERK OF the ty and County of
house New iotk city AMI To Of
the compliant Ga
Wall ST. New York city, ytn tgeaty te service
Of this summons yea, exclusive o tho day siNoe
aud yoI fail 10 answer The sa.d complaint within the
Hlof f,id the ra btiH 10 this action will take Judgment
sSa1 you Tor t!e suL OF forty two hundred eight
e dsir1. gold, with interest Jsbh day Jny
tnous ld o.g, hundred and soyentydye bssiIes tho
COSTS az disbursements this acou.-Dated August 81
1910. BENEDICT, TAFT a BENEDICT
Plaintiffs Attorpeys
The complaint IN tins this day duly nled In the
ofrce oi me Clerk Of The city and County OF NO-sep
TENDER 10, 1910 BENEDICT TAFT e BENEDICT
Plaintiffs Attorney 4, O. " alLsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
no RENT-F0r three months nom june 20,

rsNO LET" Rare chance = low rent Two
4 ItoIsFs one unfra she'd IL rooms one furnished 10
rooms $50 feet apart 81 land Handsomely ai on
eaf variety old Ornamental abundance OF Iri eh
s.ct & Minutes wax 81 station. 30 minutes ifoui
New. YofA In New Jersey. Photographs OF BOTH l9ies
] L. HAY, 80
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CeGoher5.


4 YOUNG LADY (colored) wishes an en-
gagcment. private public 10 Teach tie rutnlen's OF
primary elements of instruction to young c
drn offered Address SARAH, Teachers
Agency, L7p7 Chesnutsi, Pltlsdelphis
A NEW ENGLAND Gentleman is open for
4 an engagemeHt CLASSICAL INSTRUCTOR; pup.
lie preferd graduate OF Dartmouth Col ogr oil ~ yea
experience; best testimonials FUN she'd Address j. y A.
Teachers AGENCY, LOO Cbestnul-1l PhllAdelPh
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Unl0n-square,
T. York-Teachers supplied with schools and schools
and Families with Teachers No charge 20 those procuring
teachers through Agency. Address ANNA KAN DALI"
DIEHL
EOVERNESS-A lady, capable and refined,
York excellent and experienced houseseeper
would take full charge clidren their studies music ana
cothes De H. Teachers Agency l7U7 Chestnuts
Piiaieipnia
CCHOOLS supplied with Teachers; no charge;
- situations procured for TeSers TEACHERS AGENCY,
L7O7 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
SCHOOLS and FAMILIES will find reliable
- teachers through Mrs Nj tHELL,S TEACHERS
BUREAU 81 West 5thst. Information given gfatuously
Of good schools
rE'EACHING. - An English lady, speaking
French huenty, eachin- also instrumental and vocal
music aud drawing desires engaeeTeut for Summer or
Fall Address Mrs. WILKINS o. West Both st
TVNEACHER.-A college man wants situation
the summer, would tutor students pre-
college who be III their college, course ana
needing Address r. o. Box 1887, NewNOrk OF
T. o. Box 23l New Haven.