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SALES FROM pig O'clock TO CLOSE oF BUSINESS. 4
MOHphY, June 1oEP. VI.

The operators ar the Stock Exchange are clearly
an unappreciative set of men. Instead of putting
prices up today in response TO TnE TRDUNE's ex-
pcit explanation of the greater profits to be real
ized from low rates for passengers and frcghts on
railroads. aud for messages by telegraph. they per
United a sort of dry rot 10 take possession of the
market aud prices 10 drop from l2 to 3'i per cent
followed by lal rally OF from 4 to 1l3 per ceut Oh
the report that tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad in
consequence Of large accumulation of grain at ITS
Western depots h al advanced its rate to % cents
per 90 pounds. Our friends need not take alarm
at tins report, IL is very certain that the Balt
more ard Ohio Company has not sold any OF
its equipment and il able to carry as large a
quantity Of grain during the Winter months
which it s not ut present doing. In fact. there
seems out little prospect oil the movement of produce
being checked Tor several months u come by any
advance in the rates for transportation. la the mat
oi west-bound reighs We hear that all the other
tsunk lines have followed tue example set by the
Eie Railway aud reduced freights to the West to a
uniform rate of % cents psr 100 pounds on first.
second. and tblrd classes 10 Chicago, which have
been heretofore nomiualy at least - cents per 100
pounds, and have reduced fourth class aud special
t. i6 cents. The market oponod to-day steady hut
dull, and prices simply shruGk from the lack Of 0r
derS to bay. Lake Shore started at 81 is, and for
some time held at about the charmed figure of 81,
hut subsequently, dropped to 5}3s with final sales AT
53Ss. Michigan Central, after selling at ISli@
4Sas dropped TO i7i2, and closed without
rally. The st. Paul stocks presented no
special feature, except that while the Common
was steady at 39Si0400307s, there was sufficient
supply Of the Preferred to reduce its price from 69a
TO 69il Northwest Common declined from Al Il
to Ioia and the Preferred from 6lls to GOi2 but
there was dninuton in the usual volume of bust
ness ia the stock Considering that Erie has taken
the position of protector of the commercial interests
uf NewGork, aud has taken the lead iii al the
reductions of freight rates aud passenger fares It's
stock To-day badly treated by the unpatrlotic
members of the Stock Exchange who sold it down
from II 20 l3l,. Ohio and Mississippi. after showing
a false pretense Of irmness at l6l4QlG3s. finally
| closed at lj7sGl6. The outside public who ap-
parcutly fail 10 perceive the benefits to be derived
from low rates for transportation continued supply
tho street with New-York Central so that it,
prico dropped from 10s to 105, after which
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

The cable advces in regard to the Eastern qucs-
ton were of peaceful tenor, and in consequence
rric,s ON the London Exchange were irmer. C"nsos
closing at 9i3s. while u. S. 1868 were up to
old 1868 IO47s ten-fortics. lo7ls, and new tves
lOGlo. Eries were steady and quiet at l2l2 for
Common and lsi2 for the Preferred. Money was
not quoted. aud the sum Of $4,000 bullion went
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day. In
Paris the French five per sRentes advanced to
lO577lo. The gold market was not lnilucnced
either by the home foreign news and ruled dull
ali day. mostly at ll2os, with few sales at l12l2
On gold loans the rates and two per cent
and Hat, borrowing aud for carrying one per cent.
The foreign exchange market ruled dull and firm at
quotations. The selling rates were on the basis Of
81 s7l2 for 60 days bills. and 81 S9i2 for sight, to
the C. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in coin interest on the pubic debt, and 100000 in
redemption of called bonds. The operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared. SOB 0l3,
900; gold balances, $G05, 900; and currency bal
ances, $GS5.50o The principal gold quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
NM cInsing rntls fnr fornign exchange were

The week opens upon free supply of money avail
abe on demand loan as low 2U3 per cent the dis
count market ruling quiet at per cent aud upward
The United States Treasurer to-day received $500
900 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington to-day were Si3Oc0o.
The Internal Revenue receipts footed up $230,OOO.
The following is the Clearing house statement to-
day: Currency exchanges SG7,52I,0i5; currency
balances, $Ll20,227; gold exchanges, $7,9iO.-
1879; gold biauces 81 ,33l ,;i06.
United States securities were strong and mod
eratcly active, Coupon Skies of 1881 selling AT
1884 Coupon Fiye-twentes of 1867 at 1924 Reg
istercd do. at 1898 and Registered Ten-iorties at
llSls. The following are the latest quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
its particular friends bid it up to lo7,

its particular friends bid 1t up TO w.
bat appeared willing that other parties shous" secure
what stock there was for sale at 1862 ROCK lsia'u
at 1OS0 1O7os simply reflected the generai tone oi
the market but furnished assurance that I'D case
prices should become strong again Broad Stfee'
wond not repsat its bid of " 108 for 1000 shares"
The coal stocks were again heavy, Delaware ana
Hudson selling at 100000; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western at lOS9 IO7l2, and New-Jerscy
Central s2io0Sl Wabash approached 80 Gear ltS
grave that plain 7s recorded its market value "lie
Pacific of Missouri took out an accidental polcy
ot G0al,0G3.. Pacific Mail was renarkaniy
steady, considering the prevalence OF norm
east gale. aud only rocked between Zf'i
ls25@2ILO2f3, Western Union diSpi"yed
but small portions Of its qnadruplex syetem IN OPP n
ing at GSI, and steadily declining to G''a' inc
market closes with neither bull nor bear satisfied
with the davis work and both in an app rent stale
of uncertainty as TO the future Of the market lhe
business of the day was small, amounting only 10
about 81 900 shar s. Comparing the clos ng prices
with the final sales of Saturday. the declines range
from ls to 3, per cent viz: Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
IL: Northwest and st. Paul Preferred each a
f.. Pacific Mall and Rock Island, each 80; west
ern Union L. Lake Shore, Delaware Lackawanna
and Western, and Northwest Preferred, each 0s
Michigan Central 81; Wabash, 70; New-Jersey Cen
trail lla and New-Y Central, ia per cent. C''
c.. c. and l. advanced u per cent. lhe iouo"ihg
table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
THE MARKETS.
lcsremlly reported lor ras rusJxs.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKLr REPORT.

MONDAY. Jun" IL le'0
ASHESThe business IN this market ws again s1" 49,. ~
uncertain aud late nVlnnaiiy wtuJut calso' wv
qYUted vt sc. ana Pearls at sac o..
CutFEE--io i,tat i4Ndi6c. Tor ordnaiy eatsos
l6LdiO14U Tor tar, lIalILc. lOr GOd IL al t%., ~
tuuic, wi,h san at 10 Gl1c, al goui 52 h"Es -
Auct. soid lrNAte tuus 1he s,k Of baz a. =. Fri
l. n. 1913 bass Which i4ZSO bags at Lai'lh'e IN
1890, tie sales o IsIl tor the Ne.A % sIs
[, \ bags; tne rrCviPln, ,2I9 bags ihe "t'i ssfy
United Statts supply nl itu ANA Santos COUPLING ti an
loldiag 3yS29i bags Mia COn,e Nae H" a Sar
changed sOc 2oo., gold iur Java, and -" lo|' s' "
MaricaiOn.
pretty good bu,i at the advance; the "a - .rs
Daivs, Including Uaies saturday cteningo wh GU 90, L
export. t9S Tor CONSUMPTION, aud 90 Tor ara
There S0 baes delivered contract Tue ioi'"'"
n. h glIrru uOl lous.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

Scribner, Armstrong 81 Co. have just pub
liSie Vol H., containing ETodHS and Lepit'c"s' OF Dr.
Iang.s commentary Holy Scriptures. Critical,
Doctrini and Homi.etical" The translation OF this
volume the work of Dr.. Howard OsSood oi Rochester
~ Y; Prot. Mead OF AndOver, Mas. Di. Gardiner OF
Midlleiowi Conn, and the Rev Henry Ferguson Of
Exeter n H. Dr. scbaG the editor, announces that the
remaining volumes OF the O.d Testament division a.e
fast approaching competition.
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offered Asked.
Mann, n,Ax.2,a 2,assss. Az. :,

here was large, active, aud well-distr;,,..', /,
business in railroad bonds to-day and prieea 80
sLrong. The ST. Pauls were tie favoftes az
La Crosse division fetching l03ls; ditto 7 -,
N. division, 05@9J's; god rs, IO0'2; din ca' a
so.idated Sinking Fund. s9A. Chicago and N,,,s
Western Coupon Gold CoEsols were IN % oos
Rock Lland rs, III; firsts of c., c. and y
selling at 45; Consolidated Central New.te,.ss-'
flsts at I05. The following aie the bids:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

A new edition of Mr.. George III. Calverts
historical dula VI arnold and AndFt, Is published by
Lee d epard, forming an appropriate and Interesting
contribution to the literature of tho Cent olA Year As
production Of thJagh5Iul aad accomplished scholar
thoroughly American in feeling though ioresn IN cul.uie
Il challenges the attention OF intci GENT reaiers.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

The Eclectic MdgqgiHe for June reprints the
instructive paper siotern Methods III Navigation
ana Nautical Astronomy from the Quarterly Rep'eto an
article on Norma. Macl od" from Buct'oOsd. very
rea iabe sketch of " Mrs. Thrlle" from Macmillan,
Maxims aud Il ,ctous lron the German Of Goethe"
frcln Fraser and other articles Of general interest
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

The Pacific Tourist, by II. Il. Williams, is
Intended ~ transcounenal guide !or travellers IRON
The Atauc the Pacific lrisng descriptions OF the
various Railway lines. r. ucs Of Summer travel, ana
places of public resort and noled sceney 1t is filed
with gcogrg pical details interest 10 The tourist and
has copious pictorial illustrations
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Mr. Kiernan has received a San FRANCISCO dlSpat

Mr. klernan Das fcCcIVcu u StH L IaIC'SoV ulhpdten
of to-day's date which says:
Tie Southern Pacific Railroad track has been extended
10 IA summit the Sierra Nevada Mounta at Tehace
hava and regular tr ns have Commenced running daily
between this city aai KceDe Station 33s mies, or 70
within 7S niles by stage OF Los Angeles, aud the adng
o. this gap is bng crowded VITA wOl lknc9. The track
s already laid I50 miles east of Los Angeles.
From the Stock Exchange ohJan the follow
ing official statement Of the earnings Of the St
Louis, Kansas City aud Northern Railway Co.: For
week ending May 81, 1876, $61,206 4s; 1875,
S4s, ,332 81 lncrease Sl2.9G3 81. For tue month
of May, 1875, $685., ,35i 81; 1875, $lSS.OS2 79;
increase, 1927 rs. From Jan. To May 81, 1870
81. .273,iG2 30; 1875, $l,0JS,S9S AZ; increase
S214,2G 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

Professor Baird's Annual Record Of Science
and Industry tisrrer & BrUthels evnces the us'i"
diligence Of the Industrious compiler in the collection OF
facts IN which he his been aided by several colaDJa
to OF more or less ability. Tue record is more comp te
tiqn nis year. and forms vsuibo book Of refer
cnce Tor "a large ASS OF read 'rs.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

In State bonds plain Missouri Gs advanced to
l07is and Tennessoes, new series, to 427s. New
York State registered boanty bonds sold ut lO2 ex
intrrrsI The hils arc nS fnllnMS:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Eeeal Nollres.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of D'LANO
kC. ALVIN, esq Surrosats ~ tile County Of Ne~GO,k
NO1ICL hereby all ersOns having claims spaiust
KEBL1CA EAIO late OF tue CIy O Newlork, ucc.ase, 10
yUnChcfe thereof tlv subscIl AT
tnc oilcc OF tCFUS +. ANDEEWS, M ~ Chamltfs
City YORK, before the ia day Ol No
N.mber neKt-Dated New IorS. the bth NAV, 1919
IA1ti ~ T.. SlIELDUN,
My9 awOm1u Exec tyi. 81 bebetca atom r ei-ed.
CUPREME COURf-Ci1Y and CUUNIl of
- EW.NORk.-IAMEs LYON, IlainNn. against ANN
OCONNELi. Individually, ANT as Anm.hlsitatrx oi tte
cla.tes an Crcils wici o James COuri de-
ceased Maria anna IOolahdn, anI Thomas iuol
han, her Ia sb1ud Kate AHiaau Buss her has
bsut Cunhr.l rii-- Oh ouiu, Dan al O't onuc,
Samuel GOOlNiu. JEnrr Try, sarah ~ sh chan, Adu
ifix gOO.S, clattis ani a. which
ir 80 ScalDn Administrative O goyts ella. tel, and
which John zeal Dec -taup-r
S,cinhcrge and Simuu ~ rnb-rl defendants
r,iL tCOm servtdJ 10 tn - above
and each u. Them hereby
required 10 answer tie COmuLint la tlS ton,
winch II b., ulod n the office OF te trk Ol r Cty and
Cuuuty cwlotk, at the tO,r House ~ sal ty Of New
YnrA, and Ia copy OF answer ~ The said
plant the Subscrber, at Oice, no 6 William street,
service this sInmtns yOh. exclusive the day oi
such service. IL you ia to the sat COM lanI
within time Aforesaid the u nin IN this actou Will ap
py Tor tuc relui d'mauuefi the con- lliDt.
Dated New York, Deceub lS 1870.
JUIiS HARDY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
compla nj 81 above emil - action nlci ii
Office CLERK Of The Cty aud County Of New York. Do
cetuhrr ls 1919 JOIN HARDY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated York, December Is 1870. ali laNUwru
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
ELEMEHTs OF PSYCHOLOGY. BY HESRY N. DAY.
l2Lo. pp 248. g. p. Punssn's Sons

ELEMENTs OF PSYCHoLl ICY. BY HESeY NJ DAY
l2Lao pp 248. q. Y. Puina'ns Sous.
Professor Day has met with admirable sue
cess in presenting the elements Of psychology IN form
adapted beginners n metaphysical studies. His book
is intended as introduction TO mental scicnce, for
which purpose it emneny adapted by tie preeIs on
OF It's statements. the Ucdty OF its details the terse
brevIty OF its dletOn and 1t freedom from speculative
theories whether founde, abstract or physiological
data He considers the fact OF mind as hnality. and
without discussing ITS connection with mattel explains
its functions end operations he spheres of its
activity regarding the center Of series OF cansal
acts and passive sates the validity of which Is found IN
the testimony Of consciousness He deals exclusively
with the euedatiOn Of principles absans fon all show
Of erudtiOn, does attempt to confirm or Illus
trate his positions by appeal the history OF thought
Although an original inquirer he makes 10 preienSe to
novel theories pursuing the line Of til ugh which was
Introduced by Plato AID been followed by Cousin,
yoafroy Sir William Hamilton, and the great German
authorities whose spirit hts been imbbed by the aGthor
aDut without the of their names The simplicity
OF language and the cl aud tidy method-if we may
b. allowed The exlresson-wLch characterize The work.
render il AN excellent preparation for higher studies.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
NEWSPAPER POETS; Or. WAIFs AND
By ALllONsO 4. HOPKINn- LIMO. W.
Rural liOIle Publishing co.


Rural lone Publishing Co.
Many of the wandering stars that have not
appealed In vain to the pOpular sympath'es Ia the
columns Of the uewsp ,pers here combined in bril-
liant constellation ich cims appropriate place In
The poetical heavess. rne edi or has shown Keen
instinct Tor the beautiful in the selection OF hs III 'terals
and has recognized genuine poetc'i merit III different
de.rees thuugd without tine sanction Of ee.erdtea
name Is has admitted pieces which had not already
wo. their way 10 puoc favor, anI many o them have
even challenged enthusiastic admiration from large
circles They show vitality OF the postic clement
which sprlngs up from hidden sources and often "ith
little sultue .ln less cncnrageinent, expands into sPO
t.neo,s growts evncug the germs OF higher life. In
deoidng upon ais ehOico Of poems, editor has g =
IDENTIFY had an affection for those Of "a cDntempauVe
aud pathetic character, with little taste for the ensios
of cDarse hurnOr which have infested the walks OF
American fugitive poetry. He does not demand an i'm
rntai fame for the orphans whom he has taken from
their uonadic ne but he has done kindly service IN
providing them with home.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
oEgicyAL eIp7RT y ;. S7"cS EToBhH6E SALES
JUNE IL. 1870
10. A.. M.-s.tts BtFoRg THE cAM-

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - IVA o1Lo""
ASp ii io otIuCk A. VI.
eos ,V"l'"' ' 10 Io3s, % bee. il9 y
n G = on f;onuon iSgT q s bs I,4u Iegisteret -
. ~ non '"i .Ic. Sis
FIE~1 Bo.Ep-lUio VCLoCk A. ".
sa'ss NJ scfe Ronas Ra'irond Bonds- baHS ana "d'
rnnd Sh fyfs-EFDfrss MOrfs. &c
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
Gorses. garrlaaes, farncss. Nr.
Dcnli5irD
and BEAUTI-
IlU. ...f. - -

SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- fULl-Mv Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color
sance i0r Artificial teeth. excel everything hsretoor. OF
eTei beauty, strength and ghess
to be appreciated made In day. aud ais s2o per
SET Call aud Also best Rubber Sets $40
slI Gold and Patina 500 TO 40 Extracting under gas
Dr. I. " WATT 40 Last Twenty third 81. Madison
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

new edition of The Gnkn1,rn EiCer, by +.
O. Haaron without the costly Illustrations is issued
Robert, Brothers Toe nousc issue new edi'iOn
o. s. A. brakes oil Landmarks Of Boston, "nd 0d
Landmarks Of MiddeSer full of quaint antiquarian anec
dotes anI historical "reminiscences.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

A now edition of Osgpofs Guide Book for
TIE Middle Sties. specially desgued tor thc Centennial
summer. has Just issued. With its 40 pag's OF
co>ei tcked information, its maps and 10 pi'hS' I"
cnmpcely the neods Of eitaer fore,n or home
tOuiists.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

F. r. Elliott has written, and ID. NJ. Dewey
OF Rocnester ~ " has published. small Hand look
ror Fruit Gr0crS intended 10 give the necessary in
srucuons the smallest possible compass The volume
may easily carried IN sid-pockct, and thus forms
couvenient guide for besinners
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

DKIN NE Library.
Now On exhibition the Clinton Han Sarsroorns Pm
yae Library. cOIs unusually Bne CDlItC ion OF
ILL STHAt ED And STANDARD WORKS and valuable
works Archit ctue, History, aud Voyages aud lraVs
wli IA be mcnliOied BOY Irl
akespar Ola ey plates British Gallery ~ lictures
81 India proof kurfyinCs aas ioiu Cainas Eihcrs OF
Rome plates vu alias folio Pisto es Description of
the Vaiia, SO Plates Nos, fofal olio Muse0 Etrnseo
Naiicdno "a latrs at ioiio ~ tetts DrScte
del Cam ldo o 800 pats, vo royal foi la lontaine
faes plates ILdid paper by DuT Nos, 1910 ham
EucJ copcdia, 10 vols hppcous CyCorfi1 aud An
nuals. ~ vols; ChaUcers Pu al Canterbury 1al Picker
edition. irving urks, II vols; old Dutch Bible
cu1us cuts, loo BsrArrs Bbe, l.oJ Wayctry Move ~
As vols. Ancient aud Modern uivefs History 90 vols.
IL vols. CrHksh nkiaua HasrW II and Vuf
ncrs Hay Troi plates large paper BeFs Bit sh lheacr
&c a and son ~ 10 be sol WEDNE9bAG
ami THURSDAY EVENINGS JUNE IL and o. commene-
's THE MEssgs. LEAvIrT Auctionccrs.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

The following table of prices of the prom nent goia
and silver mining shares, received by telegraph
from San Francisco, is furnished by William ward
Drexel Building:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

Albert Mason has issued a new edition of
ESGkea by Alexander wuiam Kinglske, the brilliant
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

prototype OF the works OF Oriental travel
ard perhaps the most fascinating book on the subject III
the English anguase
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

In city bank stocks Fourth National l50) sold
90. The following are the bids;
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
JustructloI.

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A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
n and Girls under Il years age lrn miles from
New YORK 80 per wees b.arl, washing tnton an ne
Schoiro aay be tosrGed during the Summer vacation TO
app" " ms - y Manhssset Long Isianf.
BURLINGTON COLLEGE, N. J.-Ciasslcai,
ID Scientific. and Military seaoo Tor Boys y---
DED2 HALL, Cooperstown.-BOlS VIII De
ID two months from July and have ths Iee
1T eccf stndes viii the ful dsGpllne o. s"o ie
sept O. Apply ''n% DA Avery secy Board of Trustees
CLASSICAL ms TUTE.-Mrs. llarwoods )
sait Family school Tor Young Ladies at Red. Bans l
tie Shrewsbury Aatual DEVELOPMENT carefully considered
NHEGARAY INSTITUTE
- Cteore WLDN EsDAY Sept. 2o)
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
Doardipr and Day school Latin, English and French.
Trench is the language of ibe iamy mn y
i''-' "ID Lou Madame lam bIIEnvlLLY, Innciral.-
"ELMwooD II HONE" rE;,,vyrv.s Family sono,,
Young dies and Children HALEY Iiann hlro Co., aas
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DARK RIDGE (N. j. INSTRUCTION r.ng. and
boar s2Opr 81. oI Un during summer send Tor crcu"
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i -sIU' pr year; complete gymnasium grounds "'es
Lye resident nstuators hily boiring pupils
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L CHESTER, Penn. REOPENS Jan. s. Tlorolgh a
rciirn In civil Mining Enenecrng, the C9ssics aii
Engis iranchcs For Cirralrs, aDp.y 20 o. NJ. BoGAki
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y MILITARY INSTITUTE will be op'n on MONDAY.
June for reception Of lew boys 10 be under the care
and nsiructIn OF t 80 Principal. II. :. JEWEII, Prn
TnE SUMMER QUARTER of WHITE
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Safes bp autnou

A. MrRwiN, Auciionecr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, 6j6 Broadway,
ID Boui st. sales Of books WORKS a Art &c &c.
| ARGE and very ATTRACTIVE SALE
JAPANESE Arr TREASURES.
We will sell at auction FRIDAY. June L.. 1875.
II o'clock a.
at CUICRERING tOl HALL, No II East Fourteenth ST.
the collect comprs ns tue PFut I'D = JAPANl lsb AT
THFANTLE~, consisting Oi BRONZE VASES aud Iuc. tse
inlaI IN gold and siivrr. BI:uNLE S1OkkS ald OHNA
~. .StS ,p great var.cty. CLOISnS n VASES, SiiWo
magnificent = t-ina asss y,ry hn, ds"me ~ iN
POKCELAIN VASE. KA' PtNCh BpNl-, ELEUtNT
CABI 5 inlaid IA IVOHT; LAcQUEkEp 81 ri
Rich -eiDbIoiirr~ Robes
ana Shsw.s very costly IVORY FIGUHEs In soups UM.
BEELLAS, sc, &C.
a RARE COLLECTION OF JAPANESE ANTIQUITIES;
A. tbis ENuIiTIDN l. O the lGr st. mast tusy, anf
recherche Drought Jaan the attention o The public
genefay particularly ConBosour- of curio is
| called to this Salr.
The colloc exhibit from 10 o'clock M 20
public invited to wish n Trk cts OF adml,
sion Obtained tarl all TIE principal hotels mupio.
a. book sto iu Also al VicfL
FIEl u, MOkHlS. FENNER Co. Auctioreefs
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

A AcENTgNN LcOM slISSIONERI ~ EUROPE lsl4-76
BY Joan W. FUaSgT limo. pp Az J. Is. IAppihooIi
The letters contained in this volume have
already beu pIblisbed editorial correspondence oi 'he
antho and Are Issued In their present form under the
su,..ryislon Of Dr. Shelton Mackenzie TIey consist
chiefly OF light rapid sketches OF and thing, wc
fell under OF the writer Ia AN official European
Journey United states Commissioners OF the Centennial
Exhibition. without pretending ~ supply much novel
SoratOn, they over the beaten tIaeA Of Amercan
tsyel in EmOle with a certain airy good humOf aud
will be read interest tor thcT lively, but superficial
pictures OF many phases Of foreign society
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13

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