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Evening star., 1876-08-03

SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHIN
AT REDUCED PRICES.
A FEW or THOSE sPRIsG oAss. 90 SUITS
"A left to close out for 8 Is at A. srRits', I0iI
Pennsylyania avenue.
ZINE WHITE MARsEILLEs AND DUCK
| l. VESTS sold regardless to cost. A. SrRAU5.
TIE Sls 0Ass: SUIT down to els. IoII
LES that sold for % and 81. A. srRAUs.
THE s1 BLAO1 OLOTH DRESS SUITS re-.
l. dueed to els. 10Il P.nnsyivanis avenue.
sold for % sis. 4 sfRaSs. tS sn n'n' ''' 'f' 70 %
A GREAT VARIETY OF 0Ass. PANTS, all
"A coiors and sizes, for es and o.. 10I1 Penn
ID si0 and sn. A. sTBAUs.
LPAOA LINEN AND MOHAIR BUSTERS At
"A reduced prices. 10Il PeansyIyanis avenue.
YoUTHs FINE sD BUTTS selling now for Gil.
EBGLIsH CHECK OAss. sn SUITS to be dis.
II posed OF for si0. l0lI PenDsylvanis avenue
BesYYss' soo SsHooL SUITS, 81 and o., at A.
CHILDREN's SUITS, flour to ten years Of assJ
~ lees than oost. IOIl Pennsyivsuis avenue.
SC9ToH ,OAss. s2 SUITS for 50 at A.
EHGLIsH woRsTEO D. B.. FROCK COATS
as SU hhs SS nfa .saaus s aSrm'r s' and
ExTRA SIZE CAsSIaERE AND FLANNEL
r sH5Ts, from Al to 90 inohes, st reduced priOes.
YogEs MEMS fIsE w0RsTED GOATS and
mery sn. i0ii Psnnsyivsnis 81 n Ivan S avenue. '' ''f'
A LARGE LINE OF OHILDBES's oAss and
refused sTsIts. i0Yi Penn. sSs sSsnas s'''"'
VANTAGE or The 1BoVE BaRaAfss.
szeSsi F2 GHk HktHs sEsT 4As sIkazN
A. sFRAUs.
iyH:1 loll PlHNsYLvANIA AvENu =
ASK Y0UR TOBA000NIsT
"a rRz, s1arL. lHf BOX
,.A,sHG%Hz.pzK."
bsiiosc. Of riaSor. '0 n1D a .1sss .s% sS'
I .ArHs! kAIHs!
s::s .siass is
= 4 tss. ?ss 81 4 <
ASTHMA AND
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
~ The most effectual remedy
VIII be found to be
u prepared in Gil forms, for
snoring and inhalation BY
~ ll3 Kew Bond street, Lon
doa, and sold By them and
OHEMISTs q BTORIKEEPERs THROUGH.
jy6s9 auslg sspe 80 oct1I ,noyll sdec3 jAnl3 feo9,
A,maSH ,aH ,8,myDju9 -
DRIeORRTIQu IRu1 HOg xH1 ePllDy
Ii.Sisrdsu bsSsshs o b 2a1Is1ss5ess = Q
- Az pFseBb - - hGS6ss14 : ~.
sSSoswi'H - ~ IN SSa.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
MoNMoESFFkhI SFkIIto IHtoIySE, ,,.o.

MONMOUTH couRTT
>en JUNE =, 1876 0'es sm -
o,nt.iniDs iso hsnd,Omely FURNISHED OkA
ro0msi SO, water, elevator, electric bells
ano al the modern oonvel len bes.
ample caPeofty for e0 guests without crovdfna,
The Hotel is no feet from the beach, where fhs
petninf is unsurpassed on the coast while masui.
noent Hesnvster lake 10 within BOO feet Of the ve-
rowing and sailing. ''~fe fok
entire season -four monthsD. 49,
warm Salt and Fresh Water Baths IN the buildfns
III hours from New York City, * hours from
west PhtlAdelphia, without change Of cars
Tor circulars apply at the et. Cloud Hosel Phfis.
oelphia, or at the Monmouth Hotel
N 1 nOLLIN MCKENZIE, Proprietors.
". W. muLLIN, OF 81. Cloud Hotel, Philadelphfs.
Ind. S~ o'e''s s0N' "sJne'
Sc habls Espanoi.
nne livery In attendance for use OF suesfs
Evening star., 1876-08-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE BEytBIDGe soTsE-

u
THE BEykBlDGs soUSE
The uudersispes Ia. ElDphtS tsa.D5 ,5t. oas' "a
10 :. rs., ~ d = : nov oren fVr the rsccp vfy4G
All iarEs ard h.uds~une hou.e ot :. -. -
airy- aud furni- h1f IN rood style
1hefe is no place m Virginia more desIrable A m
SUI, mer resort iur p rsOns from the cities.
MldcltlurR h cue ~ the pretitest au1 heaitbIasf
WIS IN Piedmont. NirCfnia " fs attn 49, IA I,o,
dcun county, o. miles frem washins'an City: II
niIes ron LeesbnIg, ard mfles from TIE Plain
fon and Ohis Railroad aud Orange aSa AleNapdrfs
Railroad there are ally IEes Of Stsses over wol-
Mineral spTing near the town has egeo.at
many cures Of Dytpepsia, snd T. rronoauced by the
PHYSICIANS Of this sc Ton Drs Cochran. Luck and
70 os eSn.l 20 any water IN the state for
The House VIII be kept ip bss, -,Is with L,,-
sry stable aud Bar sttsohedD and the changes viii
be moderate.
iy9g.lm JOSEPH N. PATTON.
RERkELRY kPRINGS HOTEL,
MORGAN COUNTY, W. va,
hn nov under uproNe ed auspices.
irund, only four hours ride from Wash AAA
Per aUnts s4tss S.y s 4sI sfs sS
A. W. kIRkWOOD, Manarsr.
D3 I'm Berkeley sprfogs, ". We
DEksONs DEsIRIeG TO GO 70 60CK
ENoN sPRINGs
"A; a. PRATT SON, HAN
t01 BIB street northwest. G91
eno sscertsin whether they can be acccmmodsted
A RCfIC HOUSE. 80
"A OAPK MANI,
L. the mort modern and best furnished lEs
hSis b. sns pssR az per asS S r-.m0,,
House, this city, Proprfetors vii I'm
Evening star., 1876-08-03
DOINY LOOKOUT.
SURF RATHING AND oOrAN BRTrzr
HoTrL AND COTTAGE PLAN.

? = II ] T-7TT TT7~W 01E
ineton, st the conf uence Of the Chesareake n J. n
Bay and Potomac river. II well known as VrA0
the most pleasant Summer Resort on the lts ID
Chesapeake or Potomac. For health ana e-sS7v n
has no equal, possessing all the as a. on s1rf
Bathins without the danger Of undertoE, incident
The Chesapeake T. &c and the Potomac u mile
vide 81 Point Lookout; and the Hotel an Cotfaee~
being located with IN few yards OF the beach -
oeiye the full benefit Il the Ocean Breeze
The table will be well supplied
IlsI, OYSTERS, and GRABS fresh from ths
water every day. ~
Access from washington per steamers Lady os
the Lake, Jane moseey, Mary Washington, ~ Bal.
umore, and krpress. Baltimore, steamers Mary
Warrington and kIpress.
BOARD.
Der day
a. .-D Der week.
ePECIAL TERMS TO rsMriIrsS ~ weeks
children under II years and servants half price,
JAMES Z. nILBURN, Prop-tetor,
yn-lm Point Lookout, ST. Mary Oo,Md
Evening star., 1876-08-03
TIE NV. .sAfH-HogsKs

BATH COUNTY, VIRGIHIs, VhA0
wu lhspidly approaching completion, d l.s D
SNery we've hours, With separate pool and dress
IDs Ioom Tor each osther. II Is the best srrsnsed
on,oo states The waters vary in tempersfure, |,
nc rsnge ee high ss li0 degrees Their great curs.
oi tne lver, aud numerous other diseases are A.
tessee py Who have been cured or RreatIv
inolnde Iron, Alum, Sulphur, and nsgnesis Hotel
n.os DC, nhoasnons equal % any In the mou ntsins
gnls, resident physician. For pamphle and circu.
isrs soores "A. AUGUST, n anaeer,
Ue-lm Hot tprinQs. Rafh corotv w.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

RoCKAFELLow AGAIN-In the Police
Court this morning, in the case of A. ID.
RockafellOw, charged with swindIing, Mr..
Birney asked further continuance, and
stated that he had filed charge against him
for being common cheat, and as there
would several new witnesses subpenaed,
more time was necessary. His counsel asked
that the case be heard at once, as he mad
been confued an unreasonable time, and he
was at great disadvantage. Mr.. Birney said
some twenty or thirty complaints had been
made against him. When man system
atically and willfully goes about the country
cheating every one he can, but at the same
time so guarding himself against the la as
not 10 be amenable In any one case, yet an
aggregate number of cases maslng him noto-
rious, constitute him dangerous character
and common Swindler, and he should be
held TO answer. Counsel for defence said his
client was innocent of any criminal act,
however immoral he may be, and he insisted
that the hearing proceed. Mr.. Birney said
IL was impossible to hear the new charge OF
common cheat until they got the presence
OF witnesses. He asked that the prisoner be
committed on the charge, and the court
postponet the hearing until tomorrow. He
was re committed In default OF $500.
Adams, the celebrated Washington news
dealer, has adopted the New York Heralfs
idea, and will run special excursion train
10 Richmond next Saturday night, returning
early Monday morning.-[ Richmond Dispatch
Evening star., 1876-08-03

THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
met yesterday afternoon, DR.. John b Blake
1n the chair and HoratiO n. Easily secretary
A letter from President Grant was read
expressing his sincere THANKS for the invita-.
tion OF the society TO be present at their CEN
tepnial anniversary OF American indepeu-
Cerce and regret that his engagements
would lot permit MIN 10 accept. Resolu-
lions were adopted thanking Lawrence a.
Gooright for the able, interesting, novel and
eloquent Grafton which he delivered on the
occasion OF our celebration of the Centennial
anniversary Of the nativity OF American
fIeedom; thanking Fl. Clay Ford for the use
OF his Opera House for the celebration of the
centennial Fourth OF July and Col. Horatio
n. Easoy for his historicaI sketch of Wash
ington furnished on the occasion; congratu.
iat1ng the people OF the country on the Ger.
fainty OF having the Waship gton monument
completed; res retting the Eeaths OF ,Tohn
Muroury, esq, Enoch White and Samuel
Stettinius. Of1cers for the ensuing wear
were then elected as follows: Dr. John b.
Blake, president; Jenkin Thomas Francis
Hanna, John ID. Clark, VIM. II. Williams
Peter NJ. Pearson, John Purdy, Chaucey
Bestor, DR.. VIM. Gunton, Erasmus J, Middle
1ons John w. Martin, Dr. VIM. Waters Jas
Adams, Lambert Tree, vice presidents; ], g.
Bfun, corresponding secretary; Horatio \.
Easily, recording secretary; Nicholas CaIIa1,
treasurer; Seraphinn Mast, marshal.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENr-Meet.aq
q The Society TO-LGy.-A meeting OF the
Washington National Monument society
was held al their Office IN the City Hall at
neon TO day-DIs- Hall, Brodheai, NicnoIs
and Blake and Messrs. Wstterson, Clark,
StaDsbury and Stewart present. DIR. Brod.
head presided in the absence OF Mr.. W. w
Coreoran and DR.. Blake acted as secretary,
The Congressional act appropriatfug
100000 for the monument, aud defining
the relations OF the society towards
the new commission to take charge
or Ine WOrK, was read and dis
cussed, and after an interchange of opin-
1ons resolution was edopted accepting the
act end acctdiDg 10 its provisions, and the
secre sary was ordered 10 advise the govern
ment accordingly.
"A long discussion took place as 10 the ac-
tion OF the society after the transfer is made
10 the commission, but no conclusion was
arrived al, and the consideration OF the sub
1ect Will be resumed after further informa-
tion Is received from the government.
A resolution was adopted thapking the
committee VINO presen ted the interests OF tre
monument to Congress for the intelligent
and faithful manner In which they dis
charged their trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

Dynasties OF Persia and India, have beang more-of
less direct upon the present aspect Of affairs In The East
Mr. Freeman as his recent letters The LOHd0H Daily
Aers have shown, is strongly antiTurish in BIS views
lie judges The saraccnc and creed without REFER
enco TO modern political interests, and the traditional
policy OF the English Government shrnks and Withei'
in the keen light Of his sense. The tone oil MS
preface might lead the reader to suspect that ne Is 100
much Of partisan to be an impartial historian pu'
asuuch as ne deals with events and is restricted 10 the
befst possible Characterization Of the chief actors in
them his relation may be followed with confidence
The amount OF history which he congresses into such
small space is something quite remarkable. We know
not where else to look for comprehensive sketch OF
the various lines OF saraccuc dominion in the East ana
Wcst FOR period Of thousand years chronological
index adds 10 the practical value of the work.
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Salssagter Ge CalL
THURSDAY, Oct. 19-P. NJ

With few exceptions, the stock market to-day was
as tame and undressing that of yesterday was
exciting and attractive. The general liquidation
for the short account which has occurred within the
past few days has left market dull and Void OK
feature. The few exceptions, however. require
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GUIDE TO TIE EXHIBITION, No. 80,

GUIDE TO TIE EXHIBITION. No. 80,
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Every important and suggestive feature Of Fair IS de
scfbed aud convenient manual provided for all visitors,
nstrucug them how spend their tea the Exhibition TO
the best advantage.
Price postpaid in sheet FORM 10 cents in pamphlet 20
cent?, OF twelve sheets hvo pamphlets FOR 81
THE WAGNER FESTIVAL, No. 3d.
Contains the letters Of THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENT ("J r. G. HI at Bayrcuth describing the
production Of "Tho Ring of the Nibemgs."
Sent by mail 20 any address for cents
INDEPENDENCE DAY CREATIONS AND POEMS,
No. 33,
Contains orations By william NJ Eyarts, Richard s. stos,
Charles Francis Adams Henry Ward Beecher and Robert O.
Winthrop ode by Bayard Taylor and Centennial
Hymns and Songs by Holmes Taylor Bryant aud whittier
Price postpaid in pamphlet form, % cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-HOrk.
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3ustrutilou.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
~ Private Instruction. 1IOS r. ASH lO3 West 4Oth-st
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 252 Madi-
"A sonaye between 3S and 3Jthsts. School hours $50
a 23O p The rates oi talon have been reduced
A CLASS FOR BOYS-The design of this
IN Class 20 thoroughly prepare boys for our best colleges
number OF pupils limited % II.
Roosevelt esq william II. Osborn, esq Of New York City.
For circulars. apply 20 ARTHUR Ii. CUTLER. al claSs-
rooms, no. 713 Sixth.aye.
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CRY OF INV YoRK, DEPARTMENT or FWA

CoURTuoUsF PARA No. 30 CuAMBERssr, Oct. 20 lo76.}
NOTICE TO TAX-PANERS.-NOtl is hereby
~ gwen that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS on Real Estate
Personal Property and Bank stock in the city and County OF
YoTk for the $40, have been deliver the
dersgued and that the TAXES thereon DU E and
payable al this Office.
IN OF payment before the st day OF November
person paving shall be entitled TO the benefits mentioned in
the the act OF March 80 1850 viz reduction
Of per per from the time OF payment
To the lst day Of December next.
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Govarinerslip Notices.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY

THIS Is TO CERTIFY
L L. That DAVID u. LfNDAUER Of the city and state
NewNOTk viii continue the business 81 manufacturing
vending COltS Els carried by the late hf OF tIoty
~ H. That the principal place OF sad cuisines
VIII On the City Of NewNOFk III That sad bnsn, So III
be- conducted under the firm name Of CkOII1 q LIN
DAUER which firm name II hereby certified VIII DE CON
ucd m u,e David H. Iindauer Of the CITY ana state OF
New York Al rrsad the said David IL Lnlautr Dtlng me
surviving Of the SAID late urn o 'Ioty =
dauer which lrn business relations Nlthf0rcgn
Witness my hand and seal this third day Of August I5to
DAVID n. LTNDAUEk Isl
Of New-York city and County Of New YORK IS; On
1876 before me personally came
David II Lndaucr personally known 10 DE the lnld
ami who executed the foregoing ceihedt
and &C know ged that lac executed the same
=. n. HASION. Notary Public, Kings county, ~ Z
Filed m County Clerks oalce, Aug. 10. 1876.
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n SUPREME COURT.-ELLEN E.W ARD,
", plaintiff against WILLIAM p. FARRELL and CATH.
ARINE his W 10 aud CHRISTOPHER MEG Raj defend
ants-SuuInons for Reef(COm. not ser To the defend
anita You hereby summoned and required 20 answer tho
complaint in this which this day filed In the Office
of ne Clerk CITY and County OF NewHOTk and 10 serve
70 the said complaint on the subscriber
AT iis office Broadway, IN the City OF NewHOk,
after the service OF this summons
exclusive Of the day such service and II you fail 20
ser the complaint within the time Aforesaid The plain
ia this action Will apply TO the Court for the relief de-
uaHded Ia the COmplainL-D9ted September 30, 1876.
THOMAS j. POWERS
o6 lawGwF Plaintiffs Attorney, l2S Broadway.
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HOARUING vi and DAY SCHOOL Tor Young Ladies' aad
Chidr.u I2 f7tst. viii reopen sept ~. SCH %
aud kinder trn class wIu D., sm OCT = at ~ West l2s
Z ArH ..Y.fI ..r Do.
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Gorporation Notlres.

NOTICE.-WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auc-
~ onecr, VIII sell at public auction by order % the Depart
ment Of Docks, on TUESDAY, 2ith October. 1876, at
M. various lots OF Old material including rope
non, ends u dock Piles For full information The
city Record. Copies Tor sale at No. city Hail.
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Hlarble Gno Slate HIantcIs.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ largest assortment Of Crates and Tenders ever offered
iE this markct every style. Low and Han Low
Down Crates dumping attachment ~ cilty large
variety OF Gas Logs fancy nCkepated Anduns Ere irons
Coal Vases Folding screens, Sc. Liberal discount 70 tle
trade old Crates altered to low or half down. COMO
WEIR WOOLLEE & Co.. 35o Canal ST.. Newly OrK.
MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MANTELS
NJ at GREATLY REDt CED PRICES also Monuments 1
aud ring A. kLABEB l3i a 1876 East 7thst near 3daFe
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EfiN -
Nil and 81 Paul list,

Chi and y W Con
Conn Il
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IvANHOF By Sir wALTEg SCOTT. Condensed by RossrER
JOHNSON. l2mO pp. 2SL Henry Holt Company.
The abridgment of great work OF literary
art is like the reduction Of St. Peters the Ssne Ma
donna TO the dimensions OF miniature engraving
There are many, however, who have access to the
originals that will rejoice in the possession Of the mprr
feet copy. The beauties Of Shakespeare OF Milton viii
not be unwecome 10 those who have opportunity for
tie enjoyment Of their complete works This principle
has been carried in the preparation Of the present
volume which the first OF series intended TO repro
duce some OF the standard works Of English Hc;ion
in condensed form The scenery and local coors
are retained the essential portions Of tho dialogue
are preserved everything necessary TO the evolution
OF the plot Is introduced In the narrative but the editor
has boldly retrcnched all superGuous episodes all that ia
IN the nature padding al the ediOusncss into which
the ivenest writers are often begued leaving nothing
intact but the great features Of the story, and the
graphic pOrtritures which demanded for the repre-
EentatiOn Of character OF course. this Is accomplished
without prejudice 10 the original work. which remains at
the option Of the reader. and to which the abrdgment
may serve Introduction, perhaps as bait just
as good engraving photograph leads the study OF
grand painting. In the present case, the appears
10 have been performed by experienced skilfu
hand eliminating Sir Walter from his creation, by
neat process Of surgery without the guilt Of soulmurc
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Among tho papers Of interest in scRIDNER for November
which begins the ThEtccnth Volume viii be FOUND al Mus
trated article,
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JANET ct sEs ANTS. Par j.: r. c. II; Dessns dc
J. r. C. II. ct de T.. 40 pp ~. D. Appleton d Co.
A book in French, for children, with SIM
pe lmpid attractive text and very delightful series
Of Illustrations The work has sportive and spontaneous
character which communicates 10 the reader something
of the delight which the authorartist has evidently felt
I'm lis production Although the subjects not wholly
original the stories of the Three Bears, Red RIDING
Hood and Jean ct Marguerite" being already familiar,
they become once fresh and alr through the man
pcr OF telling Them The ease. grace, and purity Of tie
French style are quite remarkable in an American
writer; for We scarcely Ietray secret in stating that
the author Is Mrs Janet r. Chase Hoyt, the younger
daughter Of the late CefJustce, whose talent in using
both pen and pencil has long been privately exercised
for the qualification Of her friends. 1t is Of 80
graceful quality that there IS no reason
why its work should be withheld from Wloer
circle OF appreciation. There is no trace OF the
mere amateur in the text and very little in the usa-
tions Some Of the children evidently portraits, Dat
they suggest such plump healthy and Joyous originals
such winning nesh-snd-bood realities, that we wond
not exchange them for times the number Of airy IAN
ces The baby in hammock, page p, Is vcIltaole
moonlight pOem and L'6cOlc de M6tre COrbeau" is
very pretty combination Of invention and reality But
Tor an occasional Expression OF sitting FOR their portraits
in the clldren's faces, or unmpOrt1nt slip IN the
drawing OF detail the illustrations might be ascfibcd 20
n practiced artist. They manifest natural talent akin
TO that Of Pesch in Germany, and Of SO decided char
acter as to claim special cultivation "Janct et ses
Amis" is another evidence Of the charm which every
simple labor OF love- i'm literature and art, always carries
with iprovided that tie love, as IN this case springs
from the caulc.ty.
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EHGirpctIon.

For Boys and Young Men-oountry
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
II SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Strluop, Conn - ,,..,,
FREDERICK SEDGWlCk, Principal
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, O.. J.)-
- - ''''' Rev. 4 $. CHAMBERS, Principal.
EAMIiY SCHOOL for YOUNG BOYS, Great
n huntington Mass. mites mental and physical culture
with tie Influences OF Christian home Terms moderate
JAMES BIRD, \. NJ, Principal
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DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.


verbatim Reports OF all Prof. r. il. Huzley's Public
Addresses IN The United States a Ellao Nashville, Bau
more and New-YCrx.
Price postpaid, in sheet fom, 10 cents; in pamphlet %
cents.
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( DEPARTNENT-lO44 O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-l0ll O'CLOCK
AND 1112 O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
Go. Registered, 1881 4 > $50 Registered. 1867
5000 ......... .bc.ll7ss llGk
20, o.. Il. ll14 SOlO.,,...... -. JIG
q 500 Coup 1865 IS $40 Coupon, 1907
lU.OOD.......... ......1l34 300 .---....... i2llG
90 I......... small. l13 U ; IS Coupon, ISL
U S 5s 1910, Coupon 2.OOJ...........bcll5L
5000 llOeI ZJ,OOu
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Dcnllsiru

SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS;
~ mechanical dentistry; reasonable charges ajl-ttctOh
guaranteed. l27 West rty-tourthsl NEW btO jill
GOME1HING NEW CHEAP and BEAUII-
> FULt-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
stancc araca teeth, excel everything heretofore OF
Tered beauty strength and guess needs only 10 ue seen
appreciated made In day. and only $50 10 ~ pei
set t Also best Rubber SETS from 80 10
plafila ehj % SO Extracting under gas,
Ir r. g. WATT - lat TWENTY tnrst. near Madison'aye
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Tor NarvnTd lalo or C0lumba. INSTRUCTION. gwen IN
either dOube gle entry. Terms moderate
.ddIths u H.. VI 0. D., l,2OO broadway.
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NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
T. HOFFMAN,, stockbHdye Mass
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EtlnoicaI 5nsIrumeTts.

- X. BALL N CO..
=. No. 10 EAST l4TH-ST.
C1ckerngs Steiuways and other Pianos and Organs los
f0r cash. on insta ilmeufs and for rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
a SCOTTISH LOAF FACTORY"

,r Charles Barnard begins his valuable series Of papers on the
new features trade Grea; Britain including descriptions
cltlo Building and Industrial Associations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

WILLIAM b. TULIIs. Atlorney lor IS
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE OF ASNlG NME.N /. -. .
~ Notice IS hereby given that JOB GRIsCOM, OF the
township WnslOw IN the County oi camden, sahe OF
made assignment of is estate
Ia tbe subsrber equal benefit OF his creditors and
tia tho said creditors must exhibit their respective claims
Intsr oa or Affirmation within tine term ot three months
~ GEORGE b. BONION,
Assignee.
rntnh Roncncas Rnrllnrton Co. Y. j., OCT. 9. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
"THE CHARTER OAK Oily"

m c,rcs H. clark Here are Col Colts beautiful estate at
rresr: the residences Of Mark Twain and Charles Dudley
warner fine famous Charter Oak itself; the Insurance Build
r,s portrairs of Dr. bushnell Yung Wing, and Others.
Under the curious title,