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The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 20, 1870

we do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

THE efforts made by the hard-money Dem
ocrats to smother that rag baby are anything
but successful, and the voice of the child will
be lifted up in the House next week.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
iournal
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

Richard Grant White is again seriously Ill.
DIR. Russell ("Bull RUM will leave India in
March for Philadelphia, to write up for the
London Times the opening ceremonies OF the
Centennial Exposition.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29
MAKE 1T PUBLIC.

oVUIh DOSION, ccu. y, 4otIs
r. H. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-I have heard from very many sources Of
the great success of VEGETINE in of Scrofula
Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint, Catarrh, and other
diseases of kindred nature make no hesitation in
saying that knoio VEGETINE to be the most reliable
remedy for Catarrh and General Debility.
My wife has been troubled with Catarrh for many
years. and at times very badly. She has thoroughly
tried every supposed remedy that we could hear OF,
and with all this she has for several years been grad
uay growing worse and the discharge from the head
was excessive and very offensive.
She was in this condition when she commenced to
take VEGETINE ] could see that she was improving
the second bottle. She continued taking the VEG
ETINE until she had used from twelve to fifteen bot
ties. am now happy in informing you and the pub
lie Gf you choose to make it public that she is
tirely cured, and VEGETINE accomplished the cure
after nothing else would. Hence feel justified in
saying that VEGETINE is the most reliable remedy,
and would advise all suffering humanity to try it, for
believe it to be ood honest vegetable medicine,
and shall not hesitate to recommend it. am, &C.,
respectfully, L. G. CARDELL,
Store 45l Broadway.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29
appointment of Fire Marshal.

The Portland Board of z ire UnderwrIt-
ers, having appointed HARBkS G..
IA SNES, Esq, Fire Marshal, or 1nspec-
tor for The Winter, all parties knowing OF
of the kind viii please notify him at his
residence, no. s26 FE DE BAL ST sEkF,
opposite tiae Park. Per order of Board.
anl2eodf Il. j. LITTLE, Seo,y,
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

upon transports, taking the risk of involving
innocent persons, and to destroy, under cover
of night, the shelters of women and children"
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

JOB PERMITTING meas,y executed "A.
ttais Office 's Ne's|1 f's
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Booksellers and StatiOners.
HOYT & FOGG, No. 81 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes of these
complaints, 1t invigorates and strengthens the whole
system, acts upon the secretive organs, allays na
nation cleanses and liberation, cures consti
patton and regulates the bowels.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.,
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

TERMS: Eight Dollsrs Year in advance.
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if paid in a.
vance.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-29

Carpenters and Builders.
WHITNEY & MEANS, Pearl Street, op-
pOsife the Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28
HISTORY OF AN EPITAPH.

To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In the charming picture Of " Hide and
Seek Town" by II. H. in tho last number of Scri6aei
describing village graveyard the writer quotes the
foeVing epitaph on man, "whose philosophical
relatives" she remarks, took unhandsome opportunity
Of lis head-tone 10 give this posthumous snub"
How valued cnce avails thee not;
10 whom hated OF by whom begOt;
A littsHust IL all Pmains Of thee
IT'S all thou art,-and all soon must be-"
H. II. adds, ia her demure, mischieyOus way: "Tbe
sudden reenting candor OF the last phrase but impcr
fecty atones for the gratuous derocaon OF the first
two lines Surely in those old days only the very queer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28

Henry Holt g. Co.'s "Lcisure Hour Series y
Ia, boon incr, aseI By t,yo volumes" Ida C, en-" b,
Mrs H. ~. Cadet, aud "Gianneto,' 10y Lady NJ. hajon-
die The former is story OF English life in India, with
enough OF misunderstanding between husband and wife
to crafty all VINO relish mixed emotions followed by the
comfort Of bssful solution There some good dla-
matte situations in the volume, which Is thoroughly
readable and will find readers. "GauncttO" Is an
italian tale simply and patheHcally narrated but turn
ing upon a superstition which grows into morbid elc-
Incut in the LcIo nature and results in misery TO every
I,Iv
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, u

survived, Now have no idea where " Hoe anu oeoA
orp Il situated or where II. II. picked up tle ePt'P
IN question but I am Informed by my friend ola hoi
,olitv that when he was sch"O-boy III VILLAGE WI
tl-vesteru Massachusetts more than nan oo"'"'
,,,o The following incident occurred in neisnooihs
rrraI district A young man from Vermont hlFeu "'
self Ia wealthy farmer for the SUMMER bat D'ioIo '
.aon WAS O e. one Of tie farmers daughters i.E'
Gifted lf rather ecccnilic dainsoi, fell IN '"'e WIN 81"
handsome Vermont laI, who July ret""ch'c" Ilesl
sion, and ilc young couple begged IcInlsHioh VI '
,ruts 10 marry The rich farmer and his Wlie' rtl'
inn. f. ,I,, possession Of many acres in pti'ci VIM!
f fl.u,s" were tuGd ,rstruck at the proposal an" "
ouaril, withheld their coTsent The consequence va"
tIst tc youn. lover f,n into rapid consumption ana
di,d b.,ors winter lie buried IN aS'HueS'cl'"
,.,ic ,,ycyard i'm the vicinity OF the farm ana gu "'
b.,d.t,ue was inscribed the cpitapl written 'or 80
ced p by his beuothed, in he fist bitterness oi ncE
grief: ,,.,., ,,,o ,,o,,or,, y,
Robert Cole
Born --- Died -
70 loved how huuoIDd once, dNals thcS Lot,
10 whom related, or by whom hcs"tj
A lrIp oi dust aiun. remains 81 iitt, .
rIs ali tnuu art, and al the PROUD SHAH Dc
This l. letter poetry better than the version
OF H. H. and indeed rs an eNpfcSsonof disappointed
Infection ana wounded feeling, has certain patAeu'
bciui, which renders tho comments on tie later qG'e
Irrelevant. -
NiItije, July -, 1876.
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Ncu iJub!lcG!Inns.
NEW NOVELS FOR SUMMER READING.

l.,
FrREAND FLAME. A novel. From the German of Levin
Scaa,lug Translated by Iva NJ Johnson. yoi syo Pa
per covers. Price - ceIt,.
oue Of III, uo fertile aud elective among recent
writers Of the author OF he PRESENT va"
ume Itckng novelist OF not htue 'h'y ana
force airy ami fantastic IN ms conceptions thd many "a
lis cot-upoIcs, vi hrmcr and more marcuAne grasp oI
tsa.s he BRINGS healthy fancy the ciucaton 81 real
grLc, connecting hls most imaginative creations Win Inc
events q A.s.oIy.'-,N y Tribune.
THE LAND OF THE sky or, ADVENTURES ~ MOUNTAIN
rY.NAYs. Ry Christian Reid author u a Question O
Horror" etc. Paper covers, Illustrated 20 cents
CLOTH - IS.
T and Of the SKY" is part story and part adventure
relates vcs-ituda6 AMI sXper'nccs Humorous ana ON
erWis 81 number % travellers IN summer Jauni annd IL"
mountains OF Eorth Cl.ina There Is some good cHI',f
a,telug not f, amusing Incidents the t4ieal oil o't
sioIy, and capital descriptive passages.
Ill
THE FORTUNES OF MISS FoLLEN. By Mrs Good
in Ilcot. author Of "N4Dsc," "sler0Iooke etc. VOL
l2mo. Cloth ~ 80.
nthc Fortunes Of Miss Pollen" there presented Dc
isauuI view. O. the beaur.iu and picturesque ia German
country lie and manners, lucrWoyea with these j. SERIAL
stor' Of pure and devote. bose, manifested Ia the nobsj
characters Wilton wit, t.stc by accomplished pen
i forms charming ,Lat will interest and satisfy All
readers.
COMFY TIEo THE RYE. one vol, syo Paper cov'Is'
- ccnts
very auulrg and vcLvritten story. The history 81
TIE youth Of the Ars extremely amusing, and told 90
bright aud witty manner. One .. iAe p.e4'sAtesi
novels ol the season Morning Post
"Itiza clever novel m and the story never hangs
"-.sttE'arL
\ Cheap Edition Of a Popular Noyel.
RHE~shNr. AHo,a. Hy Julian Iiav'AoH.s. vol svo'
Paper, % cruts
.,Bre.Slut D. work demonstrates tho fitness ~ it,
author - bear tc name Hawthorne. More praise need
said, bat ID Ire Promise Of tho boo" 'a not "iii|
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A MTRlCAN KINDEHG ARTEN-nn In

4 MEXICAN KINDERGARrEN-no in its
IA 18Th yeIr-at IL East 43dst Miss H. II. COE. Prin.
A TRAISISG CLASS FOR TEACHERS will be Organized
the American Kindergarten Building near Gallery
onhe Centennial Grounds Philadelphia commencing June 90
An entirely set OF material cheap beautiful purely
American invented by ami manufactured only Tor Miss
Ali the F1oebel ideas adapted Ia American wants Books With
out words "a yolumes Any child make them Teachers
and families supplied Ct very reasonable rates.
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i3rooklnn Real G5idts for Sale.

4 OW-PRiCED LOTS for Sale or Lease-FOr
i Manulactorlls. FOundoIies leineUts, Chemical Works
Iu,ner Yard BUGlng Association, &c.Pocks @. lots with
waterfront also blocks suitable for dwellings.
Ncw;oWG Crtrk. East liver ADJOINING and
BROOK terms easy all mortgage, WITH buiccsS anh
Joiiy improved. Apply to 5. CHIEFFLLlN, ITO
William 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28

HARPER g. Brothers have issued the Stu
dents Mcrivalc," abbreyiation Of Dean Mcriyac's
General History Of Rome fIOm the foundation OF tie
city 20 the fail OF Augustuus A. D. 47G II neat y
uine Of 700 pages illustrated With historical maps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28

yfTU0DTsN AND THE CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN
IEDEPENDENCE Hv the Res. J.. NJ. WOOD. S'o.
Iy 4li Nelson & Phillips.
The authors design il 10 set forth the loyal
ana liberal services Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
during the first century OF Cur history The volume
Therefore les, history OF tie Church scl than series
~ rues f,rcscpting the character OF its work. Con-c
aueutly il takes strong individual coioiins, which
somewhat lessons its value az record The au-
thor Inauifcsts familiarity with his material and
care ia its presentation 10 the reader, and lir
STYLE although a tribe too pOlemical, Il clear
and agreeable. The wOrksSglH be welcomed by the
members of the Methodist Church An appendix, con
Thinning valuable statistics Of the Owth Of the Nation,
no less than chat of the Churc! is also furnished
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obstruction.


City.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
n vate Instruction TIiOs. u. All, IL LIS, lGlhst
A" MER. SCHOOL INSr.n is reliable Ed
~ ueluonal Agency Of ~ yels successful experience
representing Teachers ~ known ability families aud
schools every grade Bulletin OF candidates for Autumn
session nov n priar1'h .ansl!iy CIRCULARS oI stamp
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28

A NATIONS BInTII. AND OTHER NATIONAL POEMS.
BY GEORGE II. CALyELI. l2mo. PIP 5C Lee q shepard.
Some Of the principal incidents in the War
of the Revolution together with warm and vigorous
tribute to the character Of Washington, form the theme
OF these poems. and present an appropriate Offering to
fine l~rary festivities Of the Centennial year. Mr. ca
vert is always original in thought and forcbic in
expression ahou On s manner show'a spirit OF rebellion
against the usual conventional methods. lie illustrates
the sentiment of independence by h, own example in
poctical composition ~ well as by his citations from
history.
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orrlc1Af RECORD OF REAL EsrArE TRANS

Booynan Jacob and wife, TO Security Life ms CO. Sc
cor 81 81 ave aud Il stst; years $1,000
Cornell Chas b. aud wife, 10 pan1 Cornell " cor Of
and 1bthsji rdiS $500
Freun,l, IazsIs and wife, 70 Asher Foise. > 5 Of 53d
St, Of si1.iye; years. 80: 1000
Gilett Ann L j DOmInicK, vs. OF Forsytlst Of
Grand i year ZOO
mn Jouu J. Catherine Brennan, Il OF 9JtisL Of
ijiiave; iustSiInent 1000
Heaney, TIos r. aud others To T. Lewis, soi 9th.
ST bed 10Th ND ItGayes years 800
Iytud James O. 90 Robert Dlttz, OF 42d St " "
i5tiavc wears, ..,. -. GOO
NcAiaster James, ana wife, 10 james G!lies. Of
3jtlst bet IO,h aud lltlaNrs: 6mos 10000
3 Years sOOo
nicholson. Isaac II, and wife 20 ~ tStrang Of
1tl.ty. II iStlst: 800
Ryln. Mary. to Ellen Ausgrtye OF Madison ST. be.
lgket and Pkehts; 1ytar.-..-....--.... 100
SheDusd. arg \ amt Others. TO Eliza Dorsctt
of ypas-, OF COntraavc 2Jd NardG years 100
SturfZNoii,f. }. and Others, b. John schuchnanu,
Of Z2d-,t istaye 1000
Sci.olb GEORGE or % Joseph Schmitt, " 9TH
- $ OF A.anuG \ Install ......... 800
or, Gr6,c!s1 "a VARY 2IOo
ot Sfst Of l0thaye; ) 6OOe
tOhlcidLl J. / sA'A'I" D'Pu'! AeeiseeL
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THE INVENTION or PRINTING. BY THEopoEE l. DE
WINE. Parts Ill SSo. lIaucs Hart o. Co.
The enthusiasm of ,he antiqu&ry and the
lIoulcdco Of the rract cal mechanic arIe" TO have
been combined in The preparation Of this work MI ue
Winnie has taken is point of departure from ihc recent
researches which have thrown much fresh light on The
subject set aside many doubtful theories that hayr here
toforc met with general cerisnce and presented The
facts Of history and more correct relations lie
has aimed to exhibit the atcst discoveries with accuracy
and cleaness, without reference TO uncertain scu'a
lions forming complete whole of which al the parts
are eu. tanned by valid evidence. His work, Of which
only portion is pubaled, thus Tar eviices 10 con-
mon diligence exactuess, and conscientious hihty II
Is amply ana cu.iously illustrated with specimens Of
early Typography. showing The gradn'l development %"
the ART and Offering great interest both to Tho antigua
Iian student aud the professional printer
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NlusicaI Instruments.

INN3IlNI JEJII NIIt IIH.
4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ I'urcht NJ Ell cucaH Sales monthly
PAYMENTS. Call VI. NJ. MLRKELLs No UnlOu-squaIo
40. 100 FOurth3yc)
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"a. PIANOS second to Uoue. prices moderate Con
stany hand large assortment 81 Second hand Pc Nos
from best riIksrs aud secondhand Pianos TO rent
NasrIuoiu~. so . Union square.
gRAUD in RED TAPE and BOGUS HIGH
PRICE PiANuS-'y hen dealers aud manufactures stop
rpbbng public with nigh bogus price Pianos ana drop
them good substantial Piano for ir prec call pn
HALE who is prepared to max, them for less ilan nall
their prices.
I IGHTE & ERNST. old house cf Lrghte y
j Bradbury Offer their splendid PIANO-FORlES ~ low
prices monthly payments az II East l+tsL Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
L, X. BAIL n TO-.
>, No. - EAST if1IT--r.
Chickering'S StriuwGys ana other Pianos and Organs low
foTcish ~ Miscellaneous. and Too rtut.
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9ce GrrGu.

NUSSELLs ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
city. Dealers churches. - ccuts per quar Special
attention 10 out town Orlurs. II Bible House.
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sIAEBOARD AND PORT BY GF1EcF II. HtrNVhIH'
I2m0. pT. a5-. Harper Bgo,i'fS
Judging from this lively volume, the Rev. Mr..
u.ofth is as much al hpme on the deck o. yacht as
on the floor OF pulpit. lie hreatlcs inspiration Win
tic guy air Of the sea- and shows himself no less accom-
pssG as a fisher OF fish, than h is successful as fisher
Of men, His sketches il this prose poem Of the ocean
are written with fLc same feeling aud JUNCTION when
give such remarkable vitalty to lis dcorses IL Ire
church II they are less odiiyinS IN iHer ehe't '"''
win ucrAaus be more attractive 10 the generality oi
readers while they do not fan 10 mp'rt IA lesson o'
luauy courage and good IuH0T The book Is founded on
d voyage with a merry company IN yacht along thc
Northeastern coast from Boston 90 Cape GaSc u'iud-
ue suuGiy excursions into The ia-i!Or "a which t'e De
light, OF tie sea are exchanged ic the pleasures 81 IA!
mon .hiug Nj. HcPvOrts narrative every where shows
lo,, GOOD q SPORTSMAN has been lost admirable
ureacaer though tie readers, tempted TO believe that
tria in his Yacht would be almost equally powerful
means of grace as a seat in his church.
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CENTENNIAL OEATIONS
QS FCLH.

WILLIAM ". EvARrs at Philadelphia
RICHARD 8. sroRRs, y. D., az Nrw.York.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS at Taunton. Mass.
HENRY WARD EEECuER at PecE-kin. S.I.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, at Boston, Mass.
CFNTENNIAL POEMS
BAYARD TAYLOR q; philadelphia AMI Ncw.York.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
JOHN O. WHITTIER
TIE INDEPENDENCE DAY EXTRA IS published both
in Tribune sheet pamphlet ioru Tho sheet edition.
which contains fun description Of tho celebrations in New
York aud PHILADELPHIA, bat only portion Of Mr. winthrop
Grafton viii mailed postpaid to any address receipt OF
10 cents or pamphlet for p cents Five copies Of The
pamphlet will Lo mailed Tor a.. Address
TIE TRIBUNE, Ncw.YorL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28

Mcssrs. Estes g. L9urlat Uioston) have re-
issued the novels Of Gaboan, formerly published by j.
H. Oscood Co. They have purchased ire plates Of tie
whole series of Osgo0d's Library Of Novels" and VIII
publish new editions Of all.
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roe,bo1s and machinery. and especially In attaining
ceapuess by substituting machine work for hanh iapo'
The cost Of the raw material IN silk goods bears very
small proportion h their entire vaiue 'het piIce i
almost wholly embodied labor. Fortunately hc razor
ITSELF is hc,ltbfu and comparatively light Two
.,b.r3s NJ ali fine operalvrs emp we'd women and
;ir several oftc larger factories are condUt'" j.!
gentlemen oil liberal tastes aud kindly feeling no H''
aiken usiu, to promote tie welfare OF thcr opei'"N'
providing them with Libraries and re&aIhs-'"'''' al"
securing Iur Eatm comfortable rOmcS' III o''"7'"~ ~
lt these upob.rusi,e bcncfactors as well q, III recount
.I. the STRUGGLES of the pioneers, the FIX iL"'s'! '
Am iica las done good service A. whole IL, ''"Ie
fl, -rcr.sseu IN giving sketches OF all VINO have DeGh
,r.rE, as connected with The industry, aud present.
gc ftctS in an entertaining form Tie sioI! OF lh'so
5ayur bears continual evidence That they con!d not
have lran successful WITHOUT the aid which protective
duties have .nordcd. To his task a. historian III
Bracsctt blA-s experience as writer 81 war bo~'"
,lcs and several lighter works. great deal OF useful
information Is coIulTc. >cd in the present volume
ewes details Of IN ltrn Improvements III the shA-"'l
AT and also supplies Totuse array oi s'",'oS '''
corning s1r. Many Of thcS" tabular eo'P"d'''.'9 az
new, prepared expressly for thi- work; apart IIo scr
vice 10 Ia, trade they offer suggestive hints 20 stH'e",S
Of the relations Of capital and labor The N'iul'o Is
handsomely printed and ahHnddn!ly iiIusus''"'
TIVE FAE,rRs VETERINARY. ADVISER by JANIS
LAW. l2Io. pr A-6' Ithaca .
pr,co-s,, law. the distinguished teacher OF
Veterinary science in Cornell University has mere
Iarf l,s long experience on the subject 10 tEc treat
ro.,,t and prevention Of disease in do:.estic anh'i7
Hi book is Of au cnineutly practical character an"
,,iftcu in TIE plan, common sens s'yr' WHO" VIII
make Il On available and u-ciul manual 10 the tanners
library Professor Law knows more ihsn most H'''
about cattle and Iorsc ig, ana poultry bat ~h4i Is
and far rugTr uncommon ne knows how 10 'c!!
what lie knows without making fool oi himself "ii'A
IS more than can be- said 81 many Of tie so-car" oP
Ter scientific writers Of the present day. Among o'h''
important subjects treated OF in lis comprehensive va"
, is that Of she parasites which nest the bodies at 10
luesc ANIMALS. sh0Wn@ their Individual I"e''h''ri'
and ms 81 L1r together with thcrm Gaons from
man to animal, and from animals Every owner
Of farm sock culd get copy Of ihis work II Tor no
other rtasou 10 keep him out OF the caicos o the ho
amt country horse doctors, WHO know Hcih!nS a"""t
veterinary practice hut TO charge around pace WORTH
less services.
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HONE SCHOOL for BOYS reopcns Mug. %,
1870. Esy. A. NbIii GE Er'tl'."m, Penn.
EEhIiLAND Military Academy, Worcester,
Ngss lp psr,H ~. r.da IS tlr commanding pnrt"ns
common and -..cp.."c pursuits g. % 'ut An S'Pl
HOME INSTITUTE, lHTytoWn, y. "a
EolrI'nra and bay school Tor Young Ladies ano 'hdrl
coubuiu. home care thorough oi study Viii
ruup.n sept. %. Miss VI. v. MLiCALF, Principal
NANEGFORD COLLEGE-Und"r the care
81 tlr society ~ Friends toHhu'oN', THOMAS
CIit~E. g. ~. rs.i,Uf For clatu ucs &c, apply 10
IrDi :. AI~up, Jr, lia' crf,ri college b. o.. Penn
IRVING INSTITUTE. Iarrytown, y. I.-NO
military: extra, four resident Instructors .r board
ing pupils. Circulars at THOMAS RIEkrAl NlCnS. o09
I}.utiaay, or JdiI,ss AtMNGNAC g ROWE. PtHCpls
tNGnAM UNIVERSITY FOR LADIES,
!I ROY Gtu,-tc County, y y Full Clcg" cur yluI.
Di.r., school " Music German and Conservatory methods
curlIUt Ne" ST college, arranged AMER the method o.
~. $. academy ~ Design under en- 'r con "i Sled
s-ts. amt Painting iium life. Location healthy.
bcaut i, tud convenient. Il moderate For yrccuud
90 sept Is. For catap.ueH address Mrs E +. l.
~IAtNTON.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTiTU lE, FAIRY
- town. \. ". Address Rev. F.J ia hapN Prucipal
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw:YogK, Thursday, July 81, 1870
The two following legal sales were made


The two following legal sales were made Z
the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
BIZ f. IT. Ltdl0lo q CO.
story frame hOuse, with lot, No 432 w 37th-st,
$50 # of 10Th ave- l0t 2JxS9 Sc 70
BY GEO. Beats e 90.
2story frame house, with lot Of llth-ayo, i4Sl
II II OF 39tll ST, lot 2i.SXlD ................ Alf
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NEw-YoRK CITY.
Highbridgeave., A. los Il s Of Dey0h 100x3S7.5 10
Bremen ave, p part o. pa Ward Moses EhreuIech
and wife 10 Herman q; ;.;sa...; q, ~
Biige-st s. 100.Sft Il Of Deanccy-St, 26xO6lO J
Schmiu and others 20 w Jaeger. IA 90
42dst 3 :, 1853 II Of lOuiaye, l97x9SB II
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loUghby-st. GORDON L. FORD, - Clark ST., LiooAyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-28
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE for CASH-A SIN
~ COTTAGE on the Beach, between Seabye!i and IL
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