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THE GALAXY FOR JUNE
Now ready.

CONiisiS.
THE PRE- RAPHAELITES IN ENGLAND. BY Justin
NcCsrthv-HAVE WE A NATIONAL CHARACrERt BY
Colonel Thomas NJ Anderson, L. s. A-FiRSr AND LAST.
nv Mary Aimee DE Vere-MADCAP VIOLET BY William
naek Author OF "A Princess OF Thule" etc, otc-THE
LADY AND HER LOVER. BY {. =. Cranch-TliE DIS
PLAY or WASuISGTON SOCIETY. BY Gail Hamilton.
ILLUSION. by Barton Grey.-PERiPArEfIC MAD
NESS Nv T,ly Van do warkor.-SOUVENIR OF MAN
OP LETTERS BY J. H. Siddous-Ml:S. WANDER
DUYNCK. LETTERS FEOM ROGER FLOYD To HOLT SfANHorE
BY Miss T. w. Olney.-WAR MEMOIRS. BY General 6. A.
Custer, L. 5. s.A.-AMEHJCAN WOMEN ABROAD. BY Lucy
H. Hooper. brazil AND HER I'm PERoH. By John Cod
man-MIsTRESS WILSON. a TALE or SALEM WI1CHcgAfE
BY g. H. Pierce.-A NEW HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES BY Marie a. BrOwn.-AD MUSAM. BY H. s.
DRIFTwOOD. Hy Philip Quilibet-SCIENTifTC MIscrL-
LANY.-CURRENr Observation-Disclosures. by the
Editor
Price 35 per number 81 per year. including postage
SHELDON q Co, New.York.
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Ngw-YoRK Wednesday, May IL, 1876.
The following auction business was ti'liS'o'ou
at the Exchange salesroom to-day:
BgR A. Laurence & Co. .,o.
I q and English basement DITCH hVus,, VIZ.
West 2sthst 1902 # W Of 7thsve o' iooAe 5000
! Deii-''''-- By James W Miller.
tGry and hs,wcs 81 and ns sSave lot 5S
lO0 X L & Dernenbach --;;;: -, ----'' WV
frame house with lo. Of East I4ths "a ftwOf ., ,eo
ave lot 25xIOOl1 Martha M shray sA''o0
o, West 57h.t Ey D. II les Sife q tave each ooo
Si IL wes Ssaa 7st Zoe each 25I 600
os .ons ATnsSarS sSGTe each same buyer 1900
lot adjoining above 25xlo22 setback: ii725
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IRAhofEN''
HEw-YORK CITY.
sqd st. s. 2los g Broadway, 2ssrss9 James Som,na,
4tSsi No @ Of Avenue D. Is sn9e VIM $1,000
27th,st l72Gftw OF lsta'e' InoA'.., $4,000
Eldrdges s. 25S ns oil cah&ist 1880
Edidgest Wa 2759h OF ca"ais o'.'.. 1880
Mulberry st. vs. lSo:S VI $4,000
,t5rS, TT's same iSo e itie Of 10Th ave 5cx eaar
MPG.a5aTe 5SS9 Mo1ris aa esS70 Ed ooo
ward Masn u" u. ~ sVc ~ 6y9J same $4,000
suthst 20 - 5SsZ6 80 az, ao; 10 Ioshns Bakcr A.
4ohsl, S. 25o ft Oh Sda ~ pI "a 5000
q, s,sqes oo e IS%f' of sa1e S51 block DaneP
Inghra1n Thomas Kennedy roch ~
2daye & SlSw Io OF o4'nt 1900
ctthst s. 22e Il 60 OF 1est ssiave' ooAiooo $1,000
ave 755 it's 4ith Il, SOX OK irregular IL ,oo
+ II Clauson wife ami others, 10 no ltO,sn' -''"
Lexington ave . & 81 e.o 70 nna l Me- osn s1 1880
3Zdst : "a z,uo ,, !, = tarIes Va r. Wei Eominal
Madisopays $ rSs.nan Ssi az s0' 1900
Madison aVr'W y 'o u VI .'"' ..... $4,000
@aaison ave- g. o0i l. VI $4,000
havr Manhattan 81 and l29th st J Brown ana ooo
wife toJ lockwood ii hanncr
Ave Ass' SO @ II = o. nar ,,nS 'o'. i 5000
PTLcest SIS, 47.6 # of Moitst, 2tlSllIi aLsy
suaok st. s So1l9o o. sNos s Sra $4,000
sohst = :; itS nam ~ S zI $1,000
l.Ith 81, :; & sUi. VI '.na' ...-... 1900
Sdaye s. 10 a., ~ b1ne on 70 Hugh Duck $500
5Gih n & :, dav y, !, s,b "a h Kobbns ..... 1920
bGth;si ~ ~ n,Os u o. Ii5oO
53tlrst s. ION OF haai'oiaY' -...... $4,000
Giss s. ~ o. 1t o e 81 ,Ss Ms,pna'e 1000
5sd ~ " Of Let ave, 2ONlO0 l. Suther- o,o
Helen Giraty a'VV"
e.dsL s. iVo II u 's' ave , -. 1000
49,hsi, 81 10 ~ w Forcncc ......-.... 1906
slh ave s. @SS e, y posce. o ,o''S, ' COCO
IEASE-.
49th ST. East 3O6 years Ruth TO Christian seo
Waahingtou ST. 40 lls years. L ) Russell to Ihos ooo
Coulou- -
lOhcial.l ) l. SA'A'H- D'P"'' i''s''''
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Drcssmakine ano tiiiIlincrn.

KNIFE-PI MISUNDERSTANDING
IL Made whlr yog wait at the EMPIRE ROOMS. Si9
Broadway. corner lwelfihsi.
sANE. TILMANN of Paris received Mon
ltE day nun custom house the unique assortment ~
Par slan MILLIN kN yet French Chips, Flowers.
and Trimming 423 sixth near Twenty sixth ST gate
Mic!clsl.
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Mem Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
In Publish this Day:
'ANIEL DER0N ID A
BY GEORGE ELIOT.
VOLUME FTRsT.

FIRST.
DANIEL DERONDA. A Novel BY George Ehot, suthor
OF "Mddlensrch" "Roniola" adam Bede," &C. Library
Edition. volumes l2mo. CLOTH 81 90 per VOL Noume
ready This Library Edition will be complete IN
two volumes.)
The position of George Eliot literature OF modern nc
regs Her novel In three years Is
royal visit and event in history-tGlobe, London
There he's we suspect been popular favore VINO
has so completely found the key 10 the sympaes OF her
special audience George Eliot.-lSpectaor. London
The stady Mab the young Jewess is told with tender
ness patos which do not remember paal ei In ali
George Eliots works. Examiner London
As study of human nature ii Is wonderful her
books are events.-lSprin gield Republican
No larger and more intellectual audience probably waits
upon any living the English language than George
Eliot now by the touch Of her penlCongresanon
al'st, Boston.
Unusually fun Of promise SO far the story Is unfoded IL
strikes us as likely popular than "Middlomarch
The style and polished as ever and the con-
strnciye art seems 20 approach Times
The literary of the new year. Boston Daily diooe
ii.
STRAY STUDIES FROM ENGLAND AND ITALY.
STRAY STUDIES FROM ENGLAND AND ITALY. hy
John Richard Green Author Of "a Short History OF the En-
esh People" Post 8vo Coth, 81 rs uncut edges and GIT
tops, 50.
Lively and eminently readable.-l lAthcnGum, London.
Mr. Green's plesssnt book. Written with hrni,
easy hand in clear straightforward STYLE -Examner
London.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

Volume Four Of "Drcf Biographies" edited by Thomas
wentworth IiIeens0n.
GERMAN POLITICAL LEADERS.
BY HEHBERF TUTILE
l2ro Cloih Extra ~ %.
yrtrocf rrops EdifoJs Pre'cee by T. ". Higgin'on
"c author Of this yolun.e ID already wei known 20 many
Americans through lis letters from Berlin to Ihc ~ y
Trimnc and 10 The London Day News, wei as by bis
Essays themes in The Geuemans MAGAZINE ana
elsewhere best books oi reference afford such
scan.v information respect 10 German statesmen tat
ora lie iis fail possess great popular value
The volumes this very popular series now ready arc a
follows:
/ ENGIrsIr STATESMEN. by T. W. H1gginson. 81 30
II. ENGLISH RADICAL LEADERS. By RI Hin
ton 'o
III FRENCH POLITICAL LEADERS. by Edward
King on
w. GERMAN POLITICAL LEADERS. By Iierb,it
T,,ttI, .................. 80
Or -Four Volumes. handsomely put up in box, SO.
CRITICISMS on THE SERIES
"Tbe first volume Of real value and eau be recon
menied in most cordial manner Hartford POST
Each OF these essays gives yod Pcea picture oi e
man and 9nitc idea he has done and The place
he fills in Engiish political mstory."-icornel Era
An admirable idea exceilenuy carried oat-ispringfeld
Republican.
currents Of English opinion, and the who direct en
have reason grateful for the publication Of is worS
"Mr Higginsous valuable series Of Brief Biographies
receives An interesting accession In us excellent volume
Urerch Leaders,. The volume Is written with AMI
nation and force cvnces careful and exact research
~. Y. Tribune.
"Mr King has excellent way Of picturing man In a
phrase or two graphically tnat little needs to be SAID
-lEvenng Post.
"Mr King describes leading OF the epoch with
cleaIess yiyacity, and mragtiaity-tN. " Evangelist
IL.
THE ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY.
BY HENRY y. DAY,
Author OF "Iogc" Moral Science" dstheucs" Art o.
- Gc Cloth Extra. 81 90.
Enr sale By al lonkeer and sent postpald on receipt
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GRAYS POEMS.

SELECT POEMS OF THOMAS GRAY. Edited. with
Notes by William j. Rolfc NJ formerly Head Master OF
te High School Cambridge Mass Illustrated Square Gmo
Cloth, 90 cents.
ROLFE'S ENGLISH CLASSICS: THE MERCHANT OF VEN
lCE-JCIus CRsAR.-HBSEY VIII.-rHB IEiipEsT-SEihcr
POEMS OF GoLusxIIlisEIEcT Poems GRAY. illustrated
Square l6no Cloth, 90 cents Volume
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souses ano farms mantso.
Citp propertn 90 Cet.

DMIRABLY arranged UPPER PAkI hand
soms residence 1873 Fast 5Sth ST. adjoining LeIing
ave cheap 10 small family. inquire at l3S East 9ots
E'RENCH FLATS TO LET-Best west OF
Finn.ave. Inquire Of the Janitor "a West 93dst
vI1O IET-STORES IN THE METROPOL-
ITAN HOTEL, with immediate possession. Apply 70
AGENT OF ESTATE OF A. 4. STEWART, corner bfoan-
way and Chambers+st.
TU,O LET or LEASE-The first FLOOR ana
CELLAR OF I6 CG and the first and secona M
Of 2l Pearl equal floors eae ~ oy l3o ieet o M
etire property viii be sl reasonable TERMS Apply !"
HOMER MORGAN liz Pnest
rJ,O LET FURNISHED-Th tllree-story high,
soop HOUSE No 241 West Ssi.s me .crsd .onors % ta
conveniences which IA years occipllh hse .,,iv
te owner make D an unusually desirable home Tor ain,y
OF aoerate means Apply the premises at any resohap
hour.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

4 GREAT TRUNK LINE ANTrUNTTED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains leave Sew from foot of Desblosses and
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West aud South
with Pullman Palace Cais attached $50 and $50
For Wnlanspor Lock Haven Cory and EIie at 30 a. n
AMI s3J M connecting at Cory for 1tusNe Petroleum
For Baltimore Washington aud the South, Limited wash
inc;oa Express oi Plan Paror daily except sunday
$3.50 arrives al Washington at 4 10 Regular al $40
Express Tor PhiIaelrha :, 7:3o $40 $50 1890 g. T.
40 D. D. l. g. o. p n night sunday, o. 8. T. s3 0,
and D. r. Emigfant ana stc0' class y. m
tor NsTaFs a. g. G$O to . TO- % a. io m; ~ ~ m ~ j.
6i0. T. 1850 TO- 10, lS0 y. M. and II night sunday.
90 For oD IlabsS S ':iO " Jo T. 74o. g. o TO- II I'm
l. 2 go. 10 $50 1, 4lO 4SO, 400 90 $40. GlO 90.
$50. 100 $40, 10, Ila0 p. IN. and IL night sunday,
Fer iIaiNsy, ., ,G.56 40. 10, II AM 70 M ~
= 80. l. p NJ aud Il night s,iday. 5:2O 81, ani D.
Iof Woodylge rerth AmDoy and South Amboy, ani 10
n. M, $50 iJJ, aud go p Ii. - -
6iO p. m. and i. ni'sht SUNDAY 2 p m
ior hast Milestone, Il a. m, ), and j2O p m.
For Princeton, Z, $50 O. IL, i2io , 4i0, and 7 ,. m
& tor L. ~ XIV va n ~ - alu 10 p W. ~
For tlcmngion, $50 ~ IN and p. m.
For Mercer and Som,rs Branch, 3 =.
for Trenton Bnrd"utOvn, burlington, and Camden 13O and
o., a; ~, 100. 2, !, ., aud p NJ
fvr faInns,!ale and Squan, I 30 a. m. and p M
fur ltigtsONu PcIbcrtOn, ana Camden via Perth Anb0y
ESQ p ~, anl via Monmouth Junction, Z: 10 y. NJ.
and 1880 NJ. via Monmouth Junction. .
1sins HTriyo ns follows Pittsburgh 6:i5 and 1880
except Monday From Washington Baltimore, $50 n
4OJ. Ia, ana 1928 p M, SUNDAY. G2O a. Prom fha
5S, G'IO $50 s:il. and 1925 p m sunday, 5lO, 6.-0
6 80. ll:j4 2 m. $50, and 1928 p
ami of pesbrosscs and Coraudtts.; No Coprtst
BrUokyn; snd Nos a. l. and lis Iiu'sonst Hoboken
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

rsNWO splcnddly located MADISON AVENUE
Ions .tcayatr! and Arri, with loan. OF exchange
sor small cAOIcc c0uuty place OwI,r means business.
SAMUEL hILPATltItk X, $40 Ihird-aye.
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EALL RIVER LINE.
l. REDUCTION OF PARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE RLD.RENOWNED STEAMR..S
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.

From Pier 2S North River, foot Of hurrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS June IL 20 sept 10 incusyel at %
Tickets and taerooms secured principal hotels ckee
ot ees and the pier and steamers GEORGE l. COMMON
Gen Pass. Agent. BORDEN n LOEELlr AgehA
| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
II WINTER ARRANGEMENr;
Comm lnc,uS Oct 20 1870 Trans leave hunters Pontn
900 m-Erpres' mail for GreenpOrt, sag HarOor, and
IS a. niMail train for jefferson. Locust Valley
Hampstead, and B0ckaway. 49,.
II 81 q. .m-Accomnocation for cksyile and Hempt,eaa
$50 mEytrcSs for GrcenpOIt sag H&rDOr Locust AZ
hey. lIcmp- cad aud Rocsaway ..
4SO p InExpsess for POrt jefferson, Locust Nay Aoo
Uenpstgad.
SD D. m.-E1press for Locust Valley Hampstead AMI
kockawaV.
80 p ACCOMMODATION for Northport and Henps,eat
Trais leave hourly for Pushing FROM $50 = H. 10 "a"
p. M. sud az > lO30, and llt5 p IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
600 a m-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley, and hemp
stead. ,,...
W SNYDER. General Manager
I EHIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL AltRA ANGEMENr L OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Apul IL
ls7o-Ieave depots zoo, Of Corilandt and pcsbr
7 Tor taston, B.iheaem, Allentown. Mauch Chuhk
HaLleOu Beaver Meadow. MabanOY CITY, sbeaandah NE
carmel Shainokp NilkesOarc, P1ttston, >ai re- lHa
connecting with for Ithaca, Auburn kocAeseF BIZ
islo. Niagara Falls. ana the West
J. M, for EasioD, Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh Cnunts
HsEieion, MahaEoy CITY. shenandoah, Niheslatr iuos
&c, making close connections for Reading lousfhe IN
4 r. m for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentosn, and Mfueh
Cbuuk, stopping al all STAT
$50 D. m, Night Express. daily for Eason Behehem Al
Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Bufalo, Nassrs tas a1a Nc
West. Pullman's sleening Coaches attached -
Rob'F IA. sAfRE Supt. ard EasI
General Eastern Oce of Church aud Cor laIdseA
=. III
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5ce Cream

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM, II Bible House
Best in the city. Excursions, Festivals Retailers, %
cents per quart Special attention 10 odt otown orders.
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5nies bn 9uell1n
Dcntlslrn
Nil5celldncous

A LADY Of reSpectablIty and undOubted
~ reference would lac 20 make an rcMent 10 take
charge Oi gcntirnlla house i0i the summer longer
desired. Aadfe.s II. H., Box :, frbuar Oiicr.
CARPET CLEANlNG.-M. STEWART, 326
" 7thayc- y y 81 Penn ST., Hro olyD. lFs by -
experience invented pcF.cc machiny Tor beating, brus
ing AsOprBg 'witcgt blending cool
Oi al teNtcs. lie rofcI tO luur rt ui the O
bo elite Taxes up relays. or stores them ot pfoul.
EsR. j. H. NEWTON has returned from Cali
" fora w Increased healing lOwcIs and Is located II
No. iS NVs, 2lst 81. NrH-Nora.
Many ciiouc diseases cured instantly.
NOR SALE-An ObOng TENT nearly new:
Size - by 76 VIII seal from 800 1000 persons good
investment Tor any Nisipg 10 make money during tle
ConlerElh Address COW LES, InbIne OLIce
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIIRoAD.-After April II. 1876. thrOaEa
aasns viii leave Grand Conirsl DEPOT
$40 Chicago ana Northern Express with drawing
room cars through 70 Rochester .. ,.
1880 m, Special Chicago Express. VITA arawingrooa
cars To Rochester aad Buffalo.
ll.JO a. LII, Northern and We.tern Express.
yST 90 % I% Nun .nss s 3 M 1
@ Ss' oy S va ss ot
Rochester Ma Fails Buffalo, Cleveland. Louisville al
IT. Los also toT Chicago. via both L. = ahd ~ T. hsiV
lluO p @ Express wish sierplne cars ioi AlO~n a..
Nay iralus yer Local Time Tables Tickets oi az
rark place 7s 9I2 Broadway. Hes Ygs AID 90
Washin.toii-st Brooklyn. c. u. KENpMCS,,
Genera, PsssslgeI AseaI
NEW-YOIK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART.
NiSioN.-~pdng Arransc,rit coniHebciag MAJ % io.@
Passenger station IN Iork. Graad Centra Dss0@ "
TRANS lENE NEW roex ,o.,v,,
q Trains iGr s.ha,en isS's az $40 tArenl ~ aJ
Acenl (ES.). i;.c AID 5l5 lLocsl kH.l9 tLhh An' "
Scth Norwa $40 sos. sos 10 M i2'e ia E5S li3.
22o' 44o 5l5 $40 go, 8, 0p For starionb tg t 10
9o5, lol IN, Il m l. 40 sS5, 440' s''' DID, ~
B5ston Xxi X rsss % w wa spi iaea at o5 ana 10 ms ana
! o5 and 10 T. M and > B. and 10 p NJ rrhsepGr;n u ~
vson ior proydence and the Connecticut Vas, viii
sayhrook The soS a. m and s p M mN.srss.u seliu sat
Northampton H. H. at New Haven and Tie % ~ Las ca.
for Newport sos 10 M ~ noon and s h ~ ,aI
for Montreal The q: and N ccnnesis r seS
galnck ad Housalcnic r. Rt Al Brdsepo h,.sis srt
3 D. M. with Sheyang H. a. at South Norwas' sri,mod
and $40 "a with NsS aaSsl an ~ rs,ssnsa; ~ ais
Drawing room cars Day Express and Sleeping '-
Nfes 4esds cam 6o purchased Ticket oes Of
srswsy New York aud No st. Brooklyn '''
Asc check baggage from Ivadenee 70 aesuaAS
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STEAMBOATS, ano iiailrodos.

ALBANY PEOPLES LINE STEAM
BOATS leave TieT a, y. r.. DAILY (Sundays excepted
al p m. for Albany and all points north aud west
EOk NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL. and inter
cdate POINTS Per - T.. r. daily Suu'ay
eXceprd ats and m connecting with special trains
New haven for uartigp. spungucld Tickets SOLD snd
baggage checked Ut 9ii broadway and CourtS
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via LONG BRANCU and

DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
tho NEwJEnsET soUTHhhN y; ih-fare lower than
route. commencing May /, 1876. Leave New
YORK from Pier :, \. r.. foot rector ST. 645 M Tor
Branch ard intermediate stations H4J tor p.Aa
d, pha Long Branch River, Nineand, ..
tor Philadelphia. Long Branch Warctown aud TucAeIOn
q y. III. Long Branch ana intermediate stations
AZ q
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5ieamboatS and nailroaos

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatcr;s
- and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BIsTroS
PokT Cstharnesip At II boa bridgeport III
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V'0 LET-AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.

: yTRtL LARGE AMI /. CANT STORES in the
GRAND UNIOS HOTEL fitted with counters, sh,yos and
gsshNtuic-- -.. -. . 81. -.
Nlsn an ST. JAM HOTEL. on Congress ST., com
pleiry furnished containing about eighty rooins
Also. TItls WILBUR HDtSr, on Washington corner OF
Fcrd H. containing about forty furnished ana ready
Tor immeoiate occupation. - 49,,
Also, : W RAJ PKlNArf STABLES, with toachinehS 5
Rooms aud al cuculta
Also A NEW CI.UBIIOUSr. NJ Congress and Ham
ii0n st. furnished throughout, adapted for res arant and
boarding house.
Apply Ia CHARLES G. LESTER, Saratoga Springs, or to
III AGENT OF A. 4 SIENARlS ESTATE. BrO~tWay
and ChambeIsst., NcWNolk
VILLA RESIDENCE, with 6 acres of land,
y stable gIecnhou-e Crapery, &C. . mile nom tepot nne
river view suitable q iy Of 10 persons; TO be LET
furnished ior from June l. Apply u the owner,
EDWARD EVERETT sing sing y. Y.
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NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
~ 81 20. Steamers lave Pook4ip for New Haven sis
and II T. 10 daily SUNDAYS excepted connecting with rosa
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STATIONS:
IN NEW iORK-CcniTal Railroad OF NewJerscy, ioot ob
Liberty ST., North River
IN PHILAlELpiilk-- PenHsy yanLa Railroad eors
Berks and Am, rcan-sis.
Coinmt tncue MONDAY, May Is. 1876 Trains
Leave New. York at T.l5 $40 a. M, l:SO T. O'3o
Leave philadelphia at $50, $3.50 A. ls1 s. oSo
freight other
Ccutrnna passengers delivered al The cn 10 te
Centennial 6 rou.ds ~. T. BALDWIN,
Agent C X. E.o y. J.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, May H. 1870
The following auction business was tfanS'c'eu
ot tho Exchange SalesrooIn to-day:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

Removal May to Pier 43 y. r.. foot of sprnssI
EOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
wth Ulster ana Delaware Railroad, landing Al Hsf
land Falls yycst Point. Cornwall, Newburgh HsTiecTo.
Milton, Poughkeeps.e cnd ssopus stea;nbos;s Ihon1s
every Tuesday, Thursday saturday Janss
BALDWIN, Monday, cdnesday FraAy, spring4i Pier s
- p a 4 n
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pAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
IL he-sTs. H. B. CLAFLIS & Cas- corner Church aud
Worth y. T. Centennial exclusion tickets bought sold.
exchanged. a. TIiORNE, Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-09


her desire contribute to the projected improve
ment Quebec by gift of ten thousand pounds
sterling for the construction of one of the pro-
posed city gates, which is to be named "Kent"
gate
number of Eastern capitalists have purchased
1000 acres Of land on Maple river IN Dakato Ter
ritory on the line of the Pacific Railroad. They
intend to make great wheat farm of it, and pro-
pose to break and sow 100 acres this year.
There is a lady residing in Fauquier county,
Va, who once danced minuet with Washington.
She is 81 years old The Warrington Index,
which announces the fact, does not give the ladys
name, but she will undoubtedly be looked up and
invited to Philadelphia.
A petrificd human skull of peculiar shape, filled
with crystals of beautiful green color, was
picked up in a gully, at Oresna, New, few days
ago, and it is to be sent to the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition for examination. The local savans consid-
er it preadamite, and the proof Of the antiquity of
man beyond the usually accredited records.
Samuel J. Tilden, Russell Sage, Charles Butler
and Robert Cayard, names interviewer with the
affairs of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute,
have been summoned into court to explain the
disposition of 7750O0 of securities which was in
trusted to them as a purchasing committee. Men
skilled in railway matters-the bona tide owners
of the road-assisted by accountants whom no
mnglng of figures can confuse, have been I'M
able to discover what became of these bonds and
stock-Neac York Witness.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Hon. r. II. Dana, Jr., is rapidly recovering
from the slight attack of indigestion which he
suffered on Sunday.
Arbor-day has become permanent institution
in Minnesota. The Legislature has appropriated
$500 for cash premiums to free planters.
The Great Falls minister put it this way to his
congregation the other Sunday "Come into the
front seats or leave the house." And most of his
audience left the house.
The heirs of all who fell at the Almo or under
Fsnnin at Gosd, and all soldiers who took part in
the battle of San Jacinto entitled to CAB acres
of land in Texas.
London physician warns women who would
take pride in surrounding themselves with "olive
branches" after marriage, to beware of much ex-
ertion in gymnasiums.
The Royal College Of Surgeons in London has
recently discovered that its charter speaks of
"persons," and consequently that women are elg-
lille for the examinations and diplomas Of the col
lege.
A strange old bibliopole died in Vienna a short
time ago. He conducted an eating house, wait
ing personally upon his customers, and yet he
collected a library of 81 900 volumes, many Of
them editions of rare value.
Queen Victoria has intinstcd to Lord Dufferin
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POLITICAL.

Clymer was the man that politely paid Marsh his
witness fees, told him that they shouldn't want
him any more, and virtually-but not vrtuously-
babe him good-by for Canada.
The San Francisco Alta says that republican
prospects in California are good. The Independ-
ents generally, are ready to ieturn, having seen
that it is impossible to establish third party.
A Manchester Fifth Ward democratic politician
speaketh "Ah, this is goriously awful about Bel
KNAPP BY the way, see we have Patrick O'Hone
only five times on the list-put him down once
more"
Gen. j. NJ. Comfy writes from Washington that
Senator Thurman is generally conceded there to
have the best chance for the democratic nomina-
ton for the Presidency. He says Hendricks and
Tilden are considered out Of the questionable
former because he is "straddler," and the latter
because he has only local reputation.
"a surviving Andersonville skeleton" con-
tributes song to the Cincinnati Commercial, be-
ginning thus;
"Thanks for heart, and voice, and vote,
Blaine of Maine.
Thanks for Freedoms flag afoat
Once again!
Thanks FOR treason quick to threaten,
Boldly met and baked and beaten;
Thanks for heart, and voice, and brain,
Blaine of Mane!"