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PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
BosroS, Feb. -, ISL.

Bosrox, Feb. 10, ISL.
Mr.. II V. STEVENS
Dear SIR About one year since found myself in
a feeble condition from general debility. VEoE-
TINE was strongly recommended to me by o friend
who had been much benefited by Its use pro-
cured the article, and after using several bottles
WAS restored to health and discontinued Its use /
fee! quite confident that there is no medicine su-
p.ri'r 10 1t Tor these complaints for which II is
especially prepared, and would cLeerfully recon-
mend 1t to those who feel that they need something
TO restore them TO peril health.
respectfully yours, -
U. L. PETTlN6lLI.
Firm OF s NJ. Pettiugill Co., 10 State st., Boston.
CINCINNATI, Nov. &c, 1872.
Dear Sir-Tbo two hotties Of vEGETINE fur
nished ne by Jour agent. my vile has used with
great benefit.
For long time she had been troubled with dist
ness and costiv,ncss these iIou are now entirely
renov ed by the use Of EGETlNE
She vss also troubled With Dyspepsia and Gen.
eral Debility. and has been greatly benefited.
THOS. GlLM0RE z29t Walnut st.
FEFL NYsELr A NEW MAN.
NArAcK, MASS, Jan. 1, ls72.
bear Sir-Thr, u-h the advice and earnest per-
suasi"n al Rev. r. X. Best, OF this place, bavo
been iatrE NEbt1lNk ior Dyspepsia, Of which !
have suffered Tor Years.
have usrd only two bottles and already !eel
myself new man. Respectfully,
Report roma Practical Chemist and ApOtheeary.
B0sTos. Jan. 1874.
bar Sr-This is to certify that have sold at
retail 10 dol,n us52 hOttles) OF your EtdrTlNE
since AprlI ~, 1870 and can truly rIy that II has
given the best satisfaction Of any remedy for the
npls int- Tor which IL Is nded that ever
sold. Scarcely day passes without tOme OF my
customers testiiyinz to its merits themselves or
their friends am perfectly cosnirant OF several
cases OF scuriulCus 1umUTs being cured ny VICE
Tine alone In this vicinity. very trueiy yours,
AL GILMAN, 1t Broadway.
To Ii. r. sTEvsss, Esq.
Prepared by Ii. X. bTEVtNs, Boston. Mass
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Inc total notice that is taken of the late
election IN this city by the local organ of
tue democracy, Is To print the official ad-
vertlsement OF the Ulcers elected, paid for
by the city, at so much line. with the
following editorial reference For the re-
suit OF the city election see official report in
another column" "
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MisrfIlantous.
q l Il e U LAR SAW


Tho "SIM0NDS" SAWS arc Strengthened bv
means OF heat and pressure and iriout hernn srin,
and are warranted superior to hammered saws for
the following reasons;
The success OF the process requiring a uniform
heat, insures perfectly uniform temper and then
fie and set in satisfactory manner.
Being free from uneven strain or buckle. they
stand up 70 their pork better.
As the steel is left in natural condition by this
process, the retain their original shape or po-
sition, as they are reduced size, thus avoiding the
necessity and expense of re- hammering
Being made ola higher quality of steel than is
practicable to use By the old method, they hold an
edge longer.
Large circular mill saws can be run at any rea-
sonable speed with equally good results,-saws 80
inches in diameter having been tested from 400 to
1850 turns a minute with perfect satsfaction,-
while hammered saws must be hammered differently
for different speeds.
The''SIMONDS" SAWS received at the Centen
nial, Medal, Diploma, and the following report
of the Board of Judges:
Circular Saws Of beautiful fnIsh and form, and
originality in the method ofn,anufacturs."
trial of the ''SIMONDS" SAWS will satisfy auy
mill man that he clnnot afford to use hammered
saws.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR PRICE LIST.
SIMONDS MANIC. CO.,
FITCHBURG, MASS.
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Says n Boston Physician, "bas ne equal as 3 blood
purifier. Hearing OF its many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
laboratory ard convinced myself Of Its genuine
merit. II Is prepared from barks, roots and herbs,
each Of which is highly effective, and they are CON-
pounded IN such manner as to produce Astonishing
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BRATTLEnoEo.-Col. George W. Hooker
VIII command the odd vets" of Windham
county co. at Bennington, next August. Elijah
wales Will act a. major, and Collins Piper
as quartermaster. Arrangements are being
haue 10 enlist men IN every town in the
county their uniforms will probably CON
siSt 0i white pants. blue shirts and straw
hats, and the State is to furnish tents. The
regiment will march across the mountains.
headed by the Brattleboro band. the officers
all being mounted. The old soldiers are an
tlcipatlng this event with pleasure. and ap-
pllcants Tor enlistment are numerous.
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- Give the hens a rest" says an exchange.
Not yet. Ii is too early for them to take
an inter. eqg-Huia.
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g:u Sdufrttsiutsnts.
CATARRH.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

A Case OF Six Years standing, accompanied by
distressing symptoms. cured BY the use
of two bottles of
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TOOD PAY and steady work fer one two
VI rnterprsing men women In each county.
PARTICULARS FkEE. Send s. 10 for Outfit. worth
SO. Address, J LATHAM CO., 4lg Washington
Street, Boston.-Feb IL, -d&wiw
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
KNICKERBOCKE Err
Casualty Insurance Company

OF NEW YORK.
The following described forms Of Policies are
issued by this Company:
The Ordinarily Yearly and kbOrt Rate Policies
Insurinx 81 COZ tn $5,Coo in event Of Accidental
Death, and from S. to So Weekly Indemnity.
Coupon Death Accident Dollar Policies
Covering Accidental Death only, in any sum
from 500 to $40 at 81 % per Year for each One
Hundred Gollars Insured, not to exceed $500 on
any risk. Any person. male or female,
may be Insured under this form of Policy.
General Accident Insurance Tickets
Covering $500 Principal sum and as Weekly
Indemnity, at Is cents per Day.
Public CONVEYANCE Accident Policy
Covering $500 Principal sum, and SIS Weekly
IIdemnity, at 20 cents per bay.
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GINGHAMS, GINGHAMS.

splendid line brands 10 yard Also
line Fannel Brown Bleached
We Ladies and Gents Hosiery all kinds and
of Mems Wool Chldrens
Ladies' Bargains in Blankets! We
shall close half from 81 25 $500
Also, Comfor Also Table Linens Napkins Doyes
Towels Crash Is inch Crash decided bargain
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Msssrs. Weeks Potter: Genfismsn.-Plesse allow
me TO testify to the great merits of SANfORDS
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. For siy years
have suffered greatly, particularly while troubled
with a cold The accumulation Of mucus in my head
and throat kept me constantly hawking and spit
ting, rendering my presence in company extremely
embarrassing TO my self aud friends. SIX months
ago was induced TO try SANFORD'S RADICAL
CURE. After using two bottles ! lind myself
nearly, II not quite, permanently cured. have
since recommended over one hundred bottles with
the greatest success Respectfully yours,
VIM W. ARMSTRONG.
Pee. q lisa 1883 lar! ism Avenue, Boston.
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ANNUAL PREMIUMS.

Preferred Rates.
For each 81 900 in event of DEATH
by ACCIDENT, and IS Weekly in
demnity against DISABILITY by
ACCIDENT, $3.50
For each $1,000 and SOS Weekly in
demnity, S22.50
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Grand Closing Out Sale
DRY GOODS IND CARPETS
AT COOKS,
Commencing Wednesday, February 18th, 1876,
and continuing through February and until
March Goth, during which time
shall offer entire stock of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS AT COST
And large proportion of at less than cost to close
And would take this opportunity to thank the citizens
of Burlington and vicinity. for their very liberal pat
rOnage the past year, and hope cOntinuerce of it
during this Grand sale.
We MOuId sny that stock is rery large AL COM
3ete. We shall offer during this sale 10000 Dirds OF
Prints of all grades and cOIOrs. strictly at Cost.
Most bought before the late rise an Cotton
goods and 20 per rent less than they be bought
nOC.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS AT COST
Cottons, Cottons.

We have line b Brown and Beaehd and shall sell them
less than be bought In Brown them
low four cents yard and In Bsached goods A. low
yard WamsutaS. l24 Also Pillow
Coon 81 Beached
which We shall sela tho lowe
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VEGETINE

Does not deceive invalids into iaiso hopes by purg
ing and creating fictitious appetite. but assists
nature in clearing and purifying the whole system,
thc fient llY 10 nerfect health.
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VEGETINE

Strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
action, nvigorating the nervous system
VE(IETINE
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

lnd ofksrs Of IKE occupdfi0ns.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
For each $1,000 and IS Weekly In
demnity, S6.75
For each $4,000 and sos Weekly In
demnity, 1913
Other Rates accordin.; to Glass. Ecst!ons Of ecu
patons.
n Parties applying in person at the oiiee Of
GRISWOLD 4 FRISSELL,
Agents.
For their Insurance, will be literally dealt with.
Feb. 7dkwt Burlington, Vt.
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VEGETINE

Is row prescribed in cases Of Scrofu'a and other
diseases OF the blood, by many Of the best phys-
clans, owing to its great success In curing all dis
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T4RLE or TIES,

We call attention to our Table Of Rates. to show
that the kNlCkEKBOCKER CASUALTY IN
SURANCE Co. offers Accident Insurance at fen
par cent. less than any other Accident Company IN
America.
Merchants, Bankers, Professional Men, Clerks,
DC, and especially COMMERCIAL TraIeI.erS, are
particularly interested in this reduction.
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Waterproof cloths black and blue Cottcnad res Fane checked
plain Tweed cold Shng discount
and shall put them half during the but the
greatest reduction made during the sale will be our
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HAMBURG EDGINGS.


l2tc 5c zoe 25c SliO
the the
less than they be imported
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VEGETINE

Is not vile. naufet us compound. which simply
purges the towels, but q saie, pleasant remedy
which is sure to purify the blood, and thereby re-
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Woollens, Woollens.

Cassmeres
Tw cold Shirng discount
retail and shall them halt during the SALE but the
reduction made during the sale will be
DRESS GOODS.
just sell
Is, and and they worth double In
Black Goods Department
pieces
Black Apacas shall offer bargains from ls to Scots
per- yard Also Bantns a large ana al elun 10" prices
UNDERW EAR FOR GENTS, LADIES
Children shall make and during this sale are bound
Misses Children, shall
half price, regardless of what they cost
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
made commencing
will be closed cent less than they be imported
Small Wares and Notions.
Les, Belts Pins Needles Buttons Cords. Spool
Cotton silk. Hole all half during this sale
for small and large
medium sizes all sold which we Will sell a. SOC per par also dl tSf
SI.25 corset at 81 OO,-every body likes them
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Remember. that 1T
0TTRREEss O00IH4DDs;s
LURES IATARRH.
OURES CONSUMPTION.

DR.. WV. NJ. LAr7 Aielding Druggist of Clarement,
certifes follows
Tor many years l have known Or. A. J. flagg as
a successful practicing phys elan, and can assure
the public that his representations relative TO the
Cough and Lung Syrup eau he strictly relied upon.
1t hiss been used in his extended practice with
marvellous success, and kuOw it TO be all that he
claims Tor il. NM. ". LADD, 81. d.
CLARENoST, N. H., September, 1875.
Dr.. FLAGG-My Desr sir; Your Cough and Lung
Syrup has proved a great benefit to mo, giving re-
lief from Severe Coughs aud Soreness q: the Lungs,
when all Ott err remedies and ply Sieans had failed
have never taken med cine more pleasant 10 the
taste or more satisfactory in Its results.
MRS. LYDIA WILEY.
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G,port iromaPraetleal Chemist and .vo,heeary.
REPAIRED by Ii. II. sTEvENs, Boston. Mass

vEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Black Goods Department

full than they been sold this
shall
Also Banines large and equally low prices
Thbes and Drap Etc, also have NICE line In
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DRESS GOODS.

We hand full pieces Of Dress GoGis which bound close
desirable We shall sell Them TO- 2
Is, and and they worth double. 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
LITERARY NOTES.


Prof. Nassnn's edition of Milton Tor the
4" clore Series OF Macmillan Co VIII be ready shorty
Tue price is only II 30
The Literary World states chat Mr. l. D ray
nov living in DRESDEN bat Cor many years United st''s
Chor-f ,,AG,rrs in Berlin. and Minister to SNzetnu,
will shortly issue n NewNUriS history OF lIuSsi"' vi
which he has lsbored for many years.
The novel now running IN BtGcSNoO"S y
Modern Minister" rs attracting general aonioh IN Ell
Gland ,s IN. work Of a promising writer II Is ssid
that as with the first novel ot George Elo'' INC ,h
ers themselves have clcw TO the identity OF oNoh ~
SEA OF the writer.
An interesting contribution to the literature
Of journalism is promised by English rhoiosraihei'
WHO viii issue in monthly paris portraits OF ies1ae
s. Memhers cf The Fourth Estate MF Banehatd 1ul-
roid will edit work. and contribute an touecl"i9
ESSAY on the growth of journalism III knshhu'
A new history of the United states Is an
nounced from the Quaker City. 10 is written 10y fHrd'
Josiah W. Leeds aud is intended 30 Offset those histories
which deal chiefly with wars. Mr.. Leeds will chronicle
those thin that make for peace VITA the p"'',"
proving that StraiAhtf0rwardEcss ls aratlohs Dcsi
pocy LippircOtt d Co will publish bis book
Columbia College is ambitious TO be the lead
ing field Of college Journalism In addition to the taste
full tca CoIambiana il is proposed to publish new OH
cial paper under title OF The Columbia Spectator III
is 20 he Journalistic rather than literary and viii tk'
especial represent the school OF Mines ana Tue
law Departiucut In the latter field there Will lee rt
ports OF the moot courts, with Prot DWfhtS declce~
Mr. Fred W iIuehs. 7S Is 20 be Cditor-incici, WIN "
j. Fischer Of the Law School managing editor me
Soecat0r vii bc of from twelve to sixteen quario pages
semi ky. at - the year
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
GorporGn3n Nollres.

pEFAHr>rNr PUBLIC WsEKs. I
80 Union .quart- AEw-l DIRK June :, lSll.}
PROPOSALS for CDNST Il / CTION OF
DRAINS iu The Twenty fourth Ward ~ the city 81 New
Nork-PIuUosas H SEA crV"oues WI br De- lived d t
office oi the above uOucd pdfmtnt unN W tIN -
DAY June % IN a Eaf pa lne O'Clock H when they
VIII publicly opened, Tor Cbisructsr Gns IT ihe land
bounded thr north uy ffau and Pc'afn aFcS ou the
east b.. the fuuryngi the south by fhc Kings.
rig, road and o to vest by Ar,hurst Tor ful pJrucu
Lars see ha CIV Record Room ., cry li =. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
Musicdi 5nsirulne'lIs

ARION UPRIGHT L Plan OS.-Onc very
~ superior instrument n-ed six months pIct 1918 sy srl
a. less perfect order aud IcaDie. SiMPSON
q COMP ny, so. > E1st FOufteentlIst
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ great bargains, some Of them used bat very short
by beat musicians aud really almost good eH.
fully Warranted in cry respect
Please call al tine
I IGHTE q ERNST, old house of Llghte s.
IL Bradbury onor their splendid PIANOFORlhS NJ lOy
prices and EASY monthly payments a. ~ East Itst AsO
Smiths AMERICAN D!UfAE-.
- X. BALL & Co..
y. No. II EAST iATUSr.
Chickering'S and other Pianos and Organs
forcash q iBstallmcsts an for -ui.
THE WAGNER PIANOS, Square and Up
Il night. and the BuUDoIE 0RGANs are The bet low
lrced umcu;- the world warranted 20 Nyc cnlrc SAT
isincti0n Agents wanted ~ trade supplied on The most
liberal terms Iu- rated Catalogue. HORACE
WATERS Sons Manu- Ictus- and ID airrs 40 East t
81 bet Iway Un p NY. nstrms rent IN the country
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
ptoposals
OFFICE ur LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
.auugg.gas IA Ittra

OFFICE 20 LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, I
WAslINGros, -. C., June 4, lsI7.i
PROPOSALS will hc received until II o'clock
j noon. june TO- ls77. for furnishing to the Lighthouse
Board center board schooner II about 100 tons new measure
The sIoulf draw than feet loaded should
be in coed condition found ard have a
powerful siId.tss Size should also zl we'll, handle easily,
and le i.eai.d.
Proposal, should give rgsert"nnare fe-cflI
full - tht vcssr sails. uggi sars ana o'
tackle price l0r which she VII be- sold. auu .hpHl also
state where She be cNIuiisd by an
agent board together the ot her uWuIr
JOSEPH HE'S ~, Chairman Lighthouse Loaid
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I EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

i IARKANGFMENr OF PASSENGER TRAlNS Jan. l.
g77- Of Cortlandt aud Deshrosscs
D. Nighf Express. daily. for EastOn, Bethlehem. Al
lent0yu Mauch Chunk Wiketbarre Ptistop. saIce Ema
Itnacs Auburn. Ocester Buffalo, Niagara Fails and the
West Pullman sleeping COACHES attached
kOBI. H. 81 GkE, nup't and EnE'r
General Eastern Once corner Of Church and Nodanot sts
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
Drooklnn Real Cslals for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. As Willow ST.,
n Hckss 80 o. and 53 Nassau 100 and l02 Pine.
appest - and l91 Wioughby =, Il Lafay ette-ave.
GORDON L. FORD. % C!arKst. Brooklyn.
E'OR = I.E or TO RENT. FURNISHED
The sired three story aud basement brick house. l93
opuosiie christ Church the house Is in good
order ard fully furnished; The location central and very
pleasant. terms moderate. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
M MORTCACEE'S SAL I
NEW
NARRAGANSETT HOTEL,
Providence, IL. L.

VIII sold al public auction WEDNES DAY July Ism
(eigheenth, A. D. 1877, ~ IL o'clock The premises by
% q
made executed by the NaragauSct HOei Company
corporation created General Assembly of the state Of
Rhode Island Oca ed I'm the C1 Providence,
the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company corpo
by the General Assembly of the state Of Rhode
Isand and located said Providence. dated August a. D.
1874 recorded In book Nn o. 49, of tire records
OF Of said Providence, aud
pursuance Of the request In writing of the holders of
in unit OF the bonds outstanding and secured By
Il Trust Mortgage made Ia the said Rhode island Hospital
Trust Company, The conditions OF SAID Trust Mortgage having
been broken
All that tract Of land situated IN said City Of Providence
and bounded nOrtberly Broadst which u measures
hundred and thirty four ard two hundred and sixty
21g) DorTancc-st
about hundred AMI
thirty three th0HsanGtbs ) southerlv
upon land % the Providence Opera House Association
which IL measures about bnndrcd aud ihryei-ht and
thirty hundrctLs I3S3l) fee" and westerly Eddy
upon which measures one hundred and eighty iolr anu one
hundred ana thrty live thOusandths 0S il ~ feet
Together with the Hotel Building aud all other buildings
and improy emcnts thereon standing.
Is order Of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Trust Mortgage WM BlNNEI Ptcsido nj.
Provid, nee June !, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
BroohInn I1ropertp 60 Get.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
n and basement brick dwelling No - carroll 81 near near
Carroll Park tsnsut the rent VIII be made very
reasonable Apply to J. COkNELl ~ Courtst h0okbi.
Two LET-On Prospect-place, Brooklyn, near
Il Fifth ave. the mecInmszed threostory briok house
known o. good order; ~ Will be Tontel low"
ROBERT g. BUSsING. 20t Montague st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
NEw-Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

:
FOR TRENTON AND PlnLADELPHTA
Leave Wv luIh iOr IirutJu aud Philadelphia At ESQ
g. $50 1896 m, 1870, $50, 5SO 10 y. w. aud at 4 y I
Tor Gieai1u
philadelphia om station North Peunsvlyanla Rail
road Ihtd aud HeiEt.ts at 1880. $50. ll3O a. NJ l.3O
g. g. J.i1 - t- M.
Lrnye Trenton tor ew York loo 49, sO5 1913 a. m
1915. 2.lO 49, G-I5 D. On. '
Pullman br1Wng Room Cars attached 10 the 80 H.
8o '3n y W. lrlin- itnn Sew Nut the 73 80 a. n
l3D iIaiu IOm lasrlphi, gleeuiug car. 90 tie
y O'Clock midnight trains from both Sew Yora aud Phaie
phia
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye New York and rh!!ade' phia at
oIn n m, $3.50, ~ p.
Tickets sale at iont ILber yst Nos 500 and "a
Broadway. The principal hotels an ncrs Of f ErIe sl
way ~ NcN oiA aHd srOokVn. aud a 4 Court-si.
Brooklyn. baggage checked fum f,sn.ucs 10 l..natou
IL u a.l-l Ann
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

Now READY
A CHARMING FELLOW.
BY FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLoPE.
Only American Ediuoa-large svo.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
This popular NOye-ono Of the latest and best from Mrs
TroIlopes ren-is now ready u Of THE TRIBUNEs
Novel Series only publication tins country Of
"a CHARMING FELLOW" which is given complete and
unabridged and will be any address receipt Of
,rice.
TIE TRIBUNE Novel Series also includes
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. BY Mr.. Trollope.
TWO LILIES. By Julia Kavanagh.
GOOD LUCK. BY L. Werner.
(Transatcd from The German fOr THE TEIBuNE)
OLYMPIA: A ROMANCE. BY K. L. FrancillOn.
LORDS AND LADIES.
Published by arrau cement with A. X Loring Boston)
A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. by Thomas Hardy.
(Pubhshcd by arrangement with Nessrs- Henry Holt
Co. Wliose Leisure Hour SERIES contains author
c.i;ions of a.! the writer's works.
A CHARMING FELLOW, TWO LILIES. ard all new
issues Of tins nearly like that of Harpers
Weekly.
Either the above novels complete and unabridged Will
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Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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bEslhca5 Ghancss.

A GENTLEMAN having for years held a
- public position in Turkey and being intimately connected
with higfrSi Officials j. about 10 leave for
CosInnop'e and WISHES to taSe thc kElKt-ENlAl ION
al sI- RMS fYr
there NEW INVENT EN ui real mtr. llc can rfer g.
parties II Boz saHing. kho" Throughout thc tinted
States. Addrcs, C ANrINOPDE AND ALENAN DRiA,
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
Gun tieal GsIaIe for Sale.

a'OR SALE-EaSt 77tli-st., near 3d-aye.-
L TiREESTORN, BASEMENT. BROWN N-STONE, al
iniproy ements; price 5000, must be- sold
rutland & HITTING Bcekmanst
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
TIE steamers Routes recommended
by Aeut Maury {. $ n, gong south Of the banks ie
uassae. 70 Oueonstow3 all thc rolnd.
BRITASNIC SATURDAY, June l6, an.
GFItMANIC SATURDAY. June 80 2 a.
ABKlATfc. SATURDAY. July IL. a. N.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER So, NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers are Uniform in size and unsurpassed in ap
paumepts The saloon, StatercOms Smoking, and Bath
Rooms Are placed andsps Werc Tho NOISE and uOllon
Iest fet aoTdng degree OF comfort hitherto nnattna5la
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PATFs-saloon. $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. sloerAgc &1s
Fr nspeeuon OF plans information apply at tho
N+F' L. j. COETIs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
Gouecs nno fGrlns Udnte0.

GTANFORD. D.-WANTED-A purchaser i'm
- mra1l. 0I elrra.t "a room Gothic IIou- I4ha aua
acres: shade. 800 drtot Uu, - 500.
tcfins easy. HUEEAlD Town Han, stamford Conn
EYTANTTD-A good sized FURNISHED COT
w TAGE vicinity Of Long EraEch cheap; rent IN al.
vance. address T.. q. Boa 35JJ.