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BEALLSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.

The next session Of this School will oom-
mencs on @s'it.e b4 y stga1 2
MONDAY, JULY a.. 1870, 81
and close Friday. September 70, 1875.
Competent teachers win be employed and
no labor win be spared to make this school
Of thorough instfuction. eise 7s s.is5
semi-nonthly examinations will be giysn;
also, . lecture each week on the theory and
practice Of tsaohing, for the benefit Of those
preparing to teach. There will also be .
Literary Society in connection with the
school. - To7sa 3i5T sIFa IS
TUITION. ha se9t.
Higher Branches. .........;.g....$ ~ 90
Common .......... ....G. b 90
Tuition in ADVANCE. No money refunded
except In es.of ,protractsd illness. 9,F.
Good daoeommodations. at reasonable rates,
can be had BY students in the town, either
in private families or at the Hotels.
For further particulars, call on or address
D. McVAY, Principal.
Besllsyills, Monros County Ohio.
fsbs, ,'76me,
u " b - : "
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Baltimore.

March 24.-Flour 4 75a7 25. Wheat
l 42a1 49; Corn 62fc; Oats 45a
SIC; Rye 7SaSlc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

- The corruption in all the Depart.
ment. at Washington is astounding.-
Thirty Two committees are at work IN.
covering and exposing Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

k4-In The House Of Commons, the
23d inst, the royal titles bill, making
Queen vic7oxIA Empress Of India, was
passed by : yote Of 200 for to lsA votes
against. go ~ q sS4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

~Mr.. New, U s Treasurer has ten.
dered hisfesignaiion to take effect April
Let. Appoint BEN BurLER he'll "s.ick." !"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28
New York.

March 24.-Flour4 4 40@9 90. Wheat
/ goal 2S; Corn 63a65c; Oats 43a52c.
Rye 90c. Barley 90.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

1@The Republican papers are trying
TO convince their readers that the Demo-
Gratis are having funny ii sht over who
shall be the Democratic can lidate for
President. .4-
II the contest between the Democrats
is funny, what shall we term that going
on between MoRroN. BLAINE, CoNKLrNa,
HAYES and BRIsTow and their friends 2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

aUThe Republicans Of Jefferson
County, 18th District. favor DAsFoRD for
a third term to Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

iHA game rooster killed a little dar-
key in South Carolina the other day Let
tho Ku-K Klux be suppressed Order out
thstroops! F sgts q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

sGEThe II. s. Senate has passed q hill
reducing the salary OF President to s25,
600 per annum. s'a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28
supply Of silver Coin In the Treas
urys

WASHINGTON, March 20-The Treas
ury Department will receive, during the
present week from San Francisco, four
teen tons of silver coin in anticipation
Of the period for commencing the circu-
lation of silver This will amount to
half million dollars. The amount oi
silver in tue vaults of the Treasury here
at this time, is less than $4,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28
r<The New York Times IN,

EF The New York Times talks
strangely for an organ
"Cer,ain Republican statesmen, who
have been more careful of the good name
of the Administration than of the good
name OF the party, have sliirked the duty
of feal less inquiry into public abuses"
How would their names look in print !?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

fl0Ex-Minister ScnEscx has arrived
from Engisnd Now well get his version
Of the Emma Mine ssindle,-
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TERMS,

With most liberal terms to club agents.
Seud for specimen copies and agents Quilts.
Agents wanted at every post Office. y ll
Address all letters to ga
FARAE 4 NOLAN. Publishers,
molGi,fe. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PhiladeiphIa.

March 24-Flour 4 75a8 25. Wheat
Il 50al So Corn 63a65c. Oats 44a49c
Rye SIC.
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esbseBT fs@& 8aNsEssiu.T
THOS. HUGHES 4 co.
.z2sE lei asHs9 zstiT bss aeissg ESQ
2 srAFfo2zD
Normal and Classical Institute
stafford, Monr0s Co., OhIs.


.aElefTa s---- so 9ss9T
% s.. CALEHDARs ssYdi ..4snss .rs,
lss term Commences Tuesday, llAy =, is4ese
ends July.7, 1875. ,sdysedF xis ,sTssps sn,
"a term somnssess Tsssdsy, sJaAy s,uleysys
asnds September -, dS76s g.sV1 ,sTxsp sso
Sd term oemmsncss fxssday, Usoetses ~
1876, ends .DsssubsF - se5ss ss1ssFs SET
4th term eommsnsss faeedsY, Jnnnasy -
1877. ends -Marsh 8. 1875. VI
stl---- sT.sgt .saTenssew5
- iNsraucroRs, ips assssasssq
% og... ENOCH MARTIN.
Principal of Normal Dspartnsat, and Teak
sref kathsmaAiss and Natasnl osisnsee.sr
G g j. A. MAR6HALE.
Principal Of clsssicaf Dspartnsnt. sad
Tsaoher Of Nooutisn, 1atin; Greek. sud
KodsrD Languages. - - 'asrH'9s sEsa
a9 49,. S. M.. MARTIN,
I aa 3: Teacher of Psnnanship.
a@ MULLTE O. BARNES. ~
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumsntsl ussls,
- (studsnt Assistant, }-fsashss q
Model school. = .sg6 bas ,s1if e.ii -
.ces'ssiisss
- -. TEXT BOOKS. 100
NORMAL DKPARTMEET--Ray's, Arithnstsss s
and Alssbras. Davies. Lsgendre:u IcuttsEs6e
Physiology, Warren's Physical GeaGyspAy.
Bwinten's United Statss Histsry. soaseksa.
bos' Natural Philosophy, Hsrvsy's 0rsMnas,. !.
Green's Analysis Of the Rngtish Language
(sld edition. Relsetis Geosraphiss.
DEPARTMENT or ILoouTIoH AnD EAH.
= z
Harkness' First Latin Book, Hsrknsess
Latin Grammar, Hsrknsss Latin KSs1Sf.
Hasknsss' Cssar's csnnsutariss. Hasknsss'
First Greek Book, Ahnss German s'MetAsl.
Adlefis GsnAn RsAd1RE oiiep1orHs Hpenla1k
Grammar, Tsleaf Spsniak ksadss. zknb
Frsneh Nsshsd, eshtnSs ~ Rsss 1Sksj6
Rhetoric, MeGa1syss Bxth Rsad9, Htl1Ea
Outline Of Rlooution, (assonpszisd By lse. 1
turss.)
MODEL scHoeL.i. I.
Rays ,Arithmstics, MsGuasys Rsalssh,
Won stsihwehr's Primary 0sbsfspAy, sH6N
vsy's Grammar aJAi12uQ0W
Haoe gg.ai1 % ha- s5.asH 81 ss:tsssq isssy
YaTa; TUITION PER TERM. se,s
Normal Department (iaslndias Rsana.sAisa-
Higher Branches .......ssrp-..oeio - i
Common ;s;:.s;s !. Il q 20
Model school .......,.......-.. q 90
Music, 20 lessons, incla Hing ne X s. Y
irstfument) ..s...... Z. I. -. B %
Contingent Fee, (paid BY all studsnts). -
Tuition invariably required In advasss.
No deductions made exospt IN eassG Il ~.
tracted illness.
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EEAd,lress all letters:
"T'HE SrIRrr OF DEMOCRACY"
Wnodsfeld,
" Monroe County,
Hrhat revolution in Mexico i.

eEBArAsb TAILOR is 70 be the Cen
tennial poet. T1'
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Pittsburgh NJ. Z. Conference.

InC FHtsDuTSu ConleTenct vi Tue
Mctho list Episcopal church, after ses-
sion of one week at Cn!on, Ohio, adj
journed sine die Tuesday, the 2lst inst
About three hundred and fifty ministers
and about one hundred laymen were in
attendance An unusual amount of
church business was transacted, and a
vote was taken and carried recommend
ing a di. ision of the Pittsburgh Confer
encr, new conference to be known as
the Eastern Ohio Conference, with Can
ton therein as the largest town Bishop
Gilbert Hazcn presided. We copy the
following appointments:
BARNEsvILLE DIsTRICr-J. Carr. Z Il.
Barnes, ille- f Hingrly.
Barnesville G. rcuit-J. W. Toland.
B lmont-L II Baker
Bellaire II. Hodgson.
Bellaire Circuit-G G Waters.
Bridgeport McCleary.
Byallsvi!le- b Hawthorne
Clarington-A G Robb.
Centervllle-J G. Moore.
Fairview-J. l Wilson.
Freeport--T H White.
Hendryshurg-J Shaw.
Hannibal-W d. Starkey.
Morristown-M. J. Sheets.
Mooretield-W. H. Rider.
Powhattan-S. Lane.
st. Clairsville-B F. Beazelle.
Somerton--J w. Weaver.
oodsfield-Samuel Grouse
Woodsield Circuit-R. j. Smith, sup
ply.
Antioch-G. A. Sheets
CAMBRIDGE DIsrRIcr-J. Williams,
Z Il. Y
Cambridge II. H Hollingshead.
New Pniladclphia-W. A. Davidson.
Philadelphia Plain--J R. Cooper.
Coshocton-W. L Dixon.
Cadiz--A II Norcross
Ashbury-W T. Robins.
Martins Ferry-H B Edwards.
Ulrichsville-C j. Feitt.
Gna'ienhutten-W. Peregoy.
Winchester-N b Stewart.
Washington-J f Huddleston.
Adamsville-J. @ A. Miller, and T..
F. Phillips
East Plainfield--J W. Fouts.
Milnersville-R NJ. Freshwater.
Liberty-H s jackson.
DeersvilIe-F w Anderson.
Tyron K RAIDER
Bethel. j jackson.
New Athens-J. H Doan.
West Bridgeport and Mt Pleasant
H. Appleton.
McCcNNELsvILLE DisrRlcr.-S. N.
Hickman, p E.
McConnelsville-W. Brown.
Beverly-W. H. Piggott.
Unionville-D. Gordon.
Morgan-John Norris and j. Russell
Rock Hll,-R s. Strahl.
Bethel--G. w. Dennis.
Norwick-E j Smith.
Duncan's Falls-D. G. Knowles.
Senecavillc-L Timberlake and j. r
Grimes
Quaker City w Robins.
Summerfield--H NJ. RAIDER.
Freedoms. P. Marsh.
Stafford-W. T. Smith.
Caldwell-D Rhodes.
MacksbursE--N e. Worthington.
Salem-W. NJ Webster.
Lebanou--Supplied G NJ. Wilson.
Newport-F. D Faust.
Muskingum-A D. Mccormack
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Nep 9Obertisenlents,
@ TIE ai aa3 ~ gef
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer.
Il the only paper exclusively devoted to the
POLITICAL AND GENERAL
WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE

It publishes letters Of inquiry direct from
the people and answers them fully without
regard to party bias or bsuedt. 80
It Is the advocate Of right and justioe 10
IN. and the greatest good to the greatest
number,
It is opposed TO the unwise and dishonest
class legislation that has benefited the few
and oppressed the many. IS realised in act
Of Congress retiring from circulation nearly
twothirds Of the peoples money.
The National Bank Scheme, . device to
place the control Of the currency in the
hands Of the Money Kings and creating q
non.produoing aristocracy.
The Salary Grab Robbery, increasing the
pay Of government oficials, while the price
Of labor and Its products, real estate and
greenbacks (the peoples money! have besn
deprecated. = isi 3s6
The act changing the original contract
with bondholders, and making bonds payable
in gold instead of Legal tsnders,as 6ist agreed
upon; = favoritism Of Is per cent in value to
the few at the expense Of the many.
The Resumption Act,dsmanding that which
is utterly impossible, and placing the object
sought for twenty years further OF. aees
For such and other crimes against the
people the Enquirer will advocate . change
in the administration of government Affairs ;.
a most fitting af rtll 4a;ss !
Celebration for the CentennIal
sS m ~ Year. .;s .4s4
n you would, know and understand the
issues, merits and effects Of past and future
legislation, read the Enquirer during this all
important crisis, and subscribe for the year
1876.
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OEND $50 TO G.P. ROWRLL 4 co., NS1
- York, for Psmphlet of 100 pager ssn-
tanning lisss Of 5000 newspapsrs. and sssi.
mates showing cost Of advertising .-mchalY
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

WoOaslield stock Market.
March 27.-Cattle 3a4c per pound !;
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs 5ta6tc
per pound.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-28

"a union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A union of lakes. union OF lands,
And the FLAG or OUR UNroN FOREVER.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Southern District of Ohio. ss:
At Roodsfcld, March 8, d. D. 1876.
'JNHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
j. appointment az Assignee of the estate and
effects Of Duvall & Parker, of Sardis, Monroe
county. Ohio. within said District. who have
been adjudged Bankrupts, upon their own petit
ton, by the District Court Of said District.
JOHN N. GOODWIN.
inches, ,76w3. Assignee.
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H II = O II II
go sksA OF THE 4sc1a Ssss II
INFIRMARY DIRECTORS

Monroe County. sOhio. z
TO the Honorable the County Commission-
i ers of said county, Tof the Rsosipts and
Expenditures OF said Directors for the six
months ending March l, 1876. d {ltg ii
Amount cold On Duplicate for 1875 .slsAs 80
W 4 Turner'S note e,..................8 z3
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SNunnI. nm TIINE&.

Y
Examinations wi, be hei ON Friday June 20
Applicants CquesIsd to prcaeht ueih
selves punciuhv. -, -.. %,
The destruction includes Eve parallel courses o
study, viz, civil Engineering, Mining Enplhes'lhs,
Amllei Chemistry L. A. 7. BARNARD, IL d,
-'fi'N PrrSl
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Nrm Publications.
HURD g. HOUGHTON, NEW-YORK.
Ii THE RIVEkSIDE PRi SS. CAMBhlDUE,
Publish tAis Day:

THE DWELLERS IN FiVE-SlSTERS COURT.
A Novel BY H. E. scudder In volume. l6no, CLOTH
81 90; paper 81 Is.
This latest production Of ScudeI's lively and yersa tie
p,n IA humorous nature with characters who
make up an oddly assorted in Boston, where tie
scene Is main laid.
TWO CHANCELLORS: PRINCE GORTSCiAkOF
AND PRINCE BISMARCK.
Translated from the French Julian Klaezko, by Frank r.
Ward. volune, crown Sv0, cloth. 81
This is book exciting mach attent ON and dseus
son in foreign poi IL abOunds IL Interesting per
soal anecdotes biographical details Of its two heroes and
the author attempts that the leading features Of Euro
pea poti al history ffteen years due TO
spacy between the and Pruss ebancn0rs Al AIS
rnoment question Is assuming SrltcI
aspect il has an especial value aud interest
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
orF1cTAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Hanson son 1a' "' m l, Si' 70 I yepT 500
h1y 7d HT;ss Y " Is & r., aa ,Sars ears % 5000
HOLY, AlSn..us e., p, ,g an" "n' y" "'"' '"' 5000
ca mpll' Zen" i" = ana Nn 20 oi''' t95
bIesaI, IsS H e, Of 1% nen ye1s G" ~ $4,000
BsaH, . 'n aia ",, der,ns 20 2OCo
bpSn tSiI 70 Van y,l, n'0Nu ..'.,' 1900
sdas ne w. ~ yrs Slgr anu $500
"9ISSH, hS no ~ 1900
'IGf 1o6f "a" s =, lriyr a. .n Nv - 1000
soIin9a as G 51 l st year ~ 100,
ZschNc,lkr, Wrn and vie, to rc.er stsun, Lud - .
lOs-st. stanton y,ar ....--. ...-........ <ooo
Fox; ] ~ ,O'. svG9 s19 s's9h " % 1900
sIlt ia'd nsi sbsi' spha~e' 4y@fs ~ 5000
Weller Adam, aud wife to JOhu Weber, l6uIs W .o
Ave also Ave T. 18TH Il 6years .....; hsoo
ws5G Iah fs an. n'opu 10 5000
iOnicial1 j. Y. SANAHt, Dtplty Register
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL EsTaTk TRANSFERS
xry-ynpK cIrI

6isst ,G m = iG ~ lact eci 80 ave 10000
6Ons, = 10 @ y e. & 81 ,t'Ny =, ~ ncon ~ i'A 1899
'sisL = - ~ a,i " o. a. a. St,an a,e; - 1bon0
FrFou Charles NJ Fry tn WI ain X instn A'''"'
MsIons tI ~ o. 49, ~ Va, a,,d q c,r,,r. \, - Nominal
lJ0tbst n 27J Il OF CORTLAND ave ESQ NWpi .oo
rhOm s Kierran and wife ~ James Il0nncr '''"'
oSis'i - ~ s.d u +, u IN, rWason - 1900
I'd ave W >. 20 ft O f1hHt, 2nN7O; ato "a ave ~
100 Of I'D st. 20r7oi Anton kaher ana vic or,n,l
Lew st. a 100 Il Of peancey 25ylO loN rregn .oo
ular Ihp Michel an OF ers TO lelS i,,wn ''oo'
l3d 81 g. $50 n ~ . ave. tOlAlOuoi hosa ,o,
tcs rcicifr Ber ha dt schcr , = i'''
lSSth rst e. g+ s. an; 1e NJ y 10 u Maa srt ~ 1900
iiS, an = s,oo o u w !" ab % as se,a 10000
y y alg S,1 % Ge%rh,t t .. Je le and S $4,000
lion,s ~ ''o ii'' - Io,4o0
it9s .9m r. %Oo o' ''.D'''' 5.2oo
Iiatlst n 8 800 II of Ilthave 25xioa1o same to oo
llgih ST. n = 925 70 Of llth ave, 25xl99lo ,ooo
HOcs, ref, "''''
lt9.bst s. 800 tie OF l1thaye, 25xi93'ioi m ,ooo
o'rI'T yea r f. S SG ems favngr 1900
ON rn9 ave ,o : ,n,s w S"'''' u i'7 o -. l4.5oo
SIsss's5i ~ % 20 : = II \ Foo,man q, 6COo
sea,.sSI nsse ~ y @ oi NJ D. y ~ - $4,000
ON i 1NT Tbua nSson 10000
oItls,.S = ~ ~, ~ ~ = Ioh,sop m - W. -..... ~ 900
Iua..ial JoHS Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Ie-isier
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
rHO CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN
Il A RARE CHANG Il Is or IHLD
la the
SALE OF sOLBMON'S ISLAND,
CALVERT COUNTY MARYLAND.

This Island beautifully located near The mouth of the Pa
Iiyer. Mary ana, conta rs about 70 ACRES or
LAND With IN to.0wtug Improvement: -. go
large : cam OYSTER ACHING FACTORY, with
three eHtensye wings each 100 feet long containing the
machinery for the ster ickng business
large CAS FACTORY, with machinery for ~ hands;
capacity, 10000 cans per day
4 COUNTRY srukE. feet dong good business
dcsiraLls FiiAMt. COTTAGE beaulituy situated
Also % FRAME DWELLINGS, the greater portion Of
which Ia Yield ng an 10 come
A large FKAME STABLE with SHEDS, GRANARY Dc
COVERED WiiANF STORAGE HOUSE built
upon piles, capacity, 100 q bushels
A STEAM BOAT WHARF and WAREHOUSE, used sew
esly bv Balii, AMI lug wi arfage
BRICK LdIrKILN FOR burning oyster shell hmr, for
which there H. al demand
l. In famous oyster region az the mouth
River The finest haTtOs ~ THIS country
within fu chesapeake Bay the proposed
Term the timore and Dram Point Hairad. ~ In
peculiarly adapted the packing aud preserving bs1rs
became aud proGce be- purchased on the so on
OIae tern and ab0r be procured on the ISLAND
rates. whist the IA ities for s mt are excellent
The 81 uae healthy, The waters abound VIII graz va
ricty Of hsa and
mated The portion Of the Island now offered for
sale tabpuI sxy.nyc with uie aforementioned i'm
pro em-nisl cint over slUO,DOO.
sold exceedingly low figure tsl5,Oo y and
upon easy terms arp icson 10 the baltimore Permanent
building ana Land SOci'tl,
Al NOhIH CuARI'Rs.sT Baltimore, Maryland.
CHARLES L.. SAVAGE frusident
SNOwDRN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

j nished-A very nyeIcnt and comfortable COUNTRY
SEAT Or,neriy hom, Of Judge SStb located at West
port, Conn., quite near tbc water and adoinng he .sant
n Iamss Jesup be lad Tor the
private family Tor $500 q ruislcd o. purchased with two
acr,s outDulGIgs, &c. Tor ,OOJ CASH Apiy 10 HOMER
nUIssAN f..Js7)
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

I ESsONS in DRAWING and PAINTING
| ~ from NATURE.-Durug the summer mon ms, Mf =
M FL viii give lessons at pupils esidc &c ia lne NichIy
New York For trnS apply In person or by ietei' !" l.
\ kONDEI. l,23S
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
DANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
1 STEAMSHIP LINES

la 10 carry the Bel gian and United states NAis ,,,e,
following steamtrs ne appointed 20 SAL 20
kl-fn RITA teiDh,d. f,.la ..5 MY i" Ianes
& utRI AND ---...Iune 90 WENTWORTH -
~ nTufAND Iuly IA SMi1ZERLAND D-....-'~'
Rates of Passage M Curroncy; 90. sas.
First C'apin 500 Second Calm, $50. - S,ts.iI'ha
pLIER Il IlICIIT a SONS, Gen. Agents Phli, i,hsP@y
rCuN Battely plaza W =.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
Hrw.YorK. Saturday. June II, 1876.

EEw-YoEK, Saturday. juno H. 1876.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day the fol-
lowing auctions were made
HV N. y. Camp
lots n 8 Morris-st. 81 II Of Centralave, 2sth
Vufd, each 25xluO; l. q. Norris. sif'"
80 =, on IVA Wayery ~ ""r o' 900
Iot O. la1 $50 Maye1ey, oa w, Ian ssm Suver 1000
Tie following Irivat@ sss rcfOrrd by v n stevenson (
tory b"usr. with lot, No 97O 5lhaye lot Zisio 70,
s3s on story brick house. with lot No 20 N'st 9t ST. Ia
az for o. ard story end basement mo- ~
viii lot No IOi 37tI ST. for s2l,p0 6ttGyc, near ooIus'
story Il L. b $ residence, 22NGOxlOO IT, sJ9.OOO
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Brooklnn proprrtp Go fet.

VNO LET or LEASE-On lluntingtOn-sf.,
j Btookyn, a BElCk Bt iLDlNG smtablr foi factory .
rent how. Inquire Il MM. MATTHEWS, O' Cathaf'nest-
Sew-iork city.
V,O I.ET-3- story brick SCllOOL-HOUSE,N No.
i 1873 Ilemsen st; 3stoIy brick DWELLING, l1y WI
loughbyst GORDON l. FORD, % Clark ~, Brooblyh
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Ocean Steamers.

Nvew-York. Havana & Mexican Mail 5. 5. Lane.
~ steamers leave Pier 8. North .yeT, at ) p H.
FOR HAVArA DIkEC ..
CITY NEW.YORK......... TIL u URsDA nJuhe
CITY OF FMENICO-........,. III u HsDAf. yun
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NtWORLEANS.
via Havans pro Csmoeschy. Tuspan. and Tampioo
CIrI OF MExICO. .............. tn URSDAY, Juy u
freight a. Il passage apply
II. ALEXANDRA & SONS, 81 and SO Broadway
will leave New Orleans June lS and July y t1
Vera ('TnIa md Al the above
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
eIQn MONTHLY NsTALLMENTs with


~ BOO inirrst1 FOR 20 MONTHS. aud 500 yearly
ieteat unpaid purchase money lleTtsiter slH buy either
o tAo comiortaale COTTAGE HOUSES. With grounds Of
lad ont In drives lawn shade nut vines
and fruits situated best line OF steam T. 40 min
utss from iibefy-st Oreflv aud eligible locality all
well dTnc and healthy; depDs and plyements
rains so yearly tIte houses have ruonA water
on Two hors gs biih Sc, can ba'e stable, utin~lot
ioo H. tools utenail and iurutuc tOr dcntr In al
dress OWNER T. o. Box lSi Elizabeth see ihe premises
Nest ~ Llboth StatiCn n. j. Central H. H.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

VALUABLE FARM of 1876 acres in Dutch
COuBiy Tor SAIL. or EAClANGE for city or brook
Ign property, prca, $500. RULAND & WHITING, b
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Anction Sales OF Real G5iaic.

" X. STEVENSON, JR,
" AlCIiDNEER.
Percmptory auction, TUESDAY next at ~ o'clock at
the Exchange saicsro"m, 40. III Broadway,
NO. - PARk.AVE,
elegantly built planned and 0caed mniern hard wood I'm.
scd Fh aioop ir,sooe1 dS,ng. 2,a0b lot
buit the bcst manner by Mathew ByrHcs esp
1he superb uhfa pier glrsrr chan'rs, cOrbices, Eas
nIturos, and shade. viii be In,uGtd In hr sale.
Mabs cLlATs OF auchoie,r PDo OF SO Easi Sew
eniecntlsL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Brook!nu Real Gsiats for Sale.

ELEGANT BUILDING PLOTS near Pros
IL pcf Park Linden Boulevard, 100 tect wide. grdd'
rows o. rautul shade earn riie. shirunhngs ns
class near Park flablsl cars: price los" hULAND q
WHITING, B'ekmanst
DROPERTY in BROOKLYN for SALE or
L ENCHANGE-A ure-st"y basement and nbs,la
Itch. .onp HOT ~; ~ ildi,lpia BRICK ara tTwns"ir
stop and TRIMMINGS; al impiuv,n'Iis 90 minutes lrou
vii hIu' iur Ia u-t III Ntwhofk lhqbir "i
T. W. LEpOUN 10 Pear -,t.. New York
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" Sailing from Pier 81, North Il ver -.
For Norfolk, CITY Point and kichmol d. TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS at 3 D. M connecting
with the Virginia aud Tennessee Air Lne Atlantic Coast Lps
Piedmont lane Chesapeake and Oh Raj road AMI win
the Company lines interior points IN North Carols
and Vir, uia. -,
Newier ard Washington N G. tvia Norfolkl. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. and ArU kbAN. .,
loves ueI Leasing n W York MONDAYS. WEDNBS
DNNS aud FRIDAYS al > D. NJ. connecting WITH Delaware
and Maryland railroads.
Passenger aec0mmol atoms unsurpassed. ..
1hrIugu passage tickets and bills OF aing 10 al p3ihls
To Norlok, &C. a per cert f'SA'
rro,.vot daily al Iirr 81, North kiver.
General Offices, l9I Ore.n~eb ST. New.l orN r.,..,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
IustructIcn.
Citv.
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,V, - ,a,,Il ID. and
IN reprerentng Teachers Of kHoNn abnty 10 slhio a
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York
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FOR SALE!

CheRp fOI. CaDH
THE VIRGINIA LODGING HOUSE, .hoy
i ated on Meadow Valley Street, new
Mott Fish h Co.'S Store. ,.~.u
Apply on the premises.