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Bankrupt Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
1871 day Of July A 1878 Warrant In BansruPiGy Was
issued against the estate OF JOHN i. VAN NESIb
aud GEORGE w. DOVE OF Neg.York, in the
County of New.YoTk state OF Newly who have been
audged bankrupts their petition that ne payment
Of any debts aud delivery Of property DeiOngng 70
such either Of them 70 them OF either OF them
the Of either OF them, and the aser
them either OF them, are orbuuen ~
that meeting Of the creditors OF the SAID Dankup
debts and choose or more assgees OF
their estate the Of each OF them VIII DC heu ~
Court Of bankruptcy be holden at No l52 BtOadway
IN CITY NeWYOrk, before MT Wilder Alien REGISTER
on the Sd day September A. d. 1873 at ~ O'clock m
m. lsOulio = 81
THTS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
30 day OF July ID. 1873 Warrant In bankruptcy was
issued against tho estate Of JOHN BROWN, Of HoD9keh
Bergen County Newt ersey who has carried on DUST
ness NewYOk Ct County OF Yok and state OF New
York who has been adiudged bankrupt on his own petition
that payment debts and delivery OF any properly pc
longing such bankrupt TO him or for his use ana te an
any property him. forbidden by law that meet
ing of the creditors the said bankrupt 70 prove JeI
debts choose assignees OF hs estate wiz
be held az Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden az NO
the City OF NewYOrk before James II DWlgh
Register on the 2lst day Of August A. d. is6s' az
O'Clock, IN. LOOlo r. n ~
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III.
THE WITCHERY OF ARCHERY.
COMPRISING COMPLETE SCHOOL FOR ARCHERY
FOR THE LAWN AND FOR HUNTING; WITH
MANY CHAPTERS OF ADVENTURE
BY FIELD AND FLOOD
And an Appendix describing the Archery Implements how
to make them and how to use them,
BY MAURICE THOMPSON.
vol. small 12mo, cloth, ILLUSTRATED 81 80.
II will be good news to who bow and arrow that
Maurice Thompson consent the authority IN TINS
matters has prepared this WORK on Arch
attracted wide attention in Scrhners and Hafers Mag
aznes contains all that the maksman and sports
the subject but also accounts OF Iabes
and adventures with the bow written Win all tne spt anu
known The "Witchery Archery is not only work in
dspensable the archer but bright and entertaining a.
book for general and especially for Summer reading
lathe above books for sale by oil booksellers or viii be
sent post express charges paid receipt OF the price by
the Publishers,
CHARLES 5CRIBNERs SONS, Publishers
Successors TO scribner. Armstrong Coz
743 and 145 Broadway New.YoIk.
nEMORESTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
IL August superbly illustrated with fine steel engravngs
pictures In oil from celebrated paintings ana lnle
number with dollar picture In oil OF that celebrated
character RIP VAN WINKLE Sold eveTyw or mailed
post receipt Of the price, 20 cents W. JENNlh6S
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no PHILADELPHIA,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
49, between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way day three Depots In
Philadelphia two IN New-i DIX.

Fourtepn IhrOngh Iralns Uep0t9
Philadelphia, two IN Newly orK.
Double Track most improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ana AFTER July 3, 1873.
TTans leave NewYOrk Desbrosses AMI Court
landt Streets Ferries is follows:
400 1880, 500 $50 lmited J. T. g. g $50 1870.
$50 and D. Sunday. 43O and a. w. o. o. $3.50, 1850,
$50 and D. m.
Boats Of brooklyn Annex with all through trains
at Jersey City aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ,-,-,.- .oo -
$3.50 and IL Limited express, l3o nh 4, 630. a
and 7.35 D. M IL midnight. Sunday 1920, AGO. z
$50 a. M. 4, 1886 p. M, and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos SIG and 944 broadway, NO. AsOr
House DesbrOsses COuTandt No Court
s and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn;
Nos ia and llS HObOkeDj Depot Jersey
city EmigranJ ricket Office. No Battery paee 49,
FRANK THOMSON, j. p. PALMER,
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
Il known by It's new name. THE NEW YORK: LAKE
OF TRAINS taking effect June 3. 1873;
and n Chicago DAY E6PTe'" Drawing
m. Daiy)Fast ST Louis Express ARRIVING az Buffalo
west Pumans drawinGroom sleeping coaches TO But
p m. DAILY Pacific Express the West Sleeping
coaches through TO Rochester Bnao Niagara Falls cncn
natl and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars 10
p, fm.-I;migrant train for the West
Trains "a Chambers Depot New-York, for
Newart $40. $50 1880. m, SID ais. 5.lb sI5 1880
D. m and ~ midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l6
Rait$ SSS and Prs'sc 10
Sundays O. $50 1Olb l45 $50 p. n and ~ midnight
fS'f'G ss s saS 7 4 ESQ., g. iSS 5 6s o T.
p M, and ~ midnight sundays. g. $780, 9I5 1915
sqnoTn O. Tao, iOi5 a. m, f:I5. S45 m. ~ mid
corhwali. 74s ga m, $50 $50 Sundays $50 ~
Nowburgh, 7;i5. a. M 1880 4S0P M sundays $3.50 m
Goshen Co., 745 900 1915 NJ $50 si5 Si50 ZOO D.
m. Sundays, 500, $50, 1918 A. NJ, $3.50, TOO p IN
sAnGsy s6 1915 n 6 ZOO M The 900 m
and 4S0P N. trains connect with NewYOrK and oswegO
Pors jervs 7i5 800 1913 my 4aO $780, TOO p.
leaving Chsberss on even or half hours
before 300 leave fifteen minutes earlier
hours leave twenty .ihrd;st thirty Oues earlier Boats
trains leaving Chambersst at loco mp and l2OO mid
Tickets for passage and for apartments drawngroom and
sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders or the checking
TS @ o. 5ss So sosS%a S ~ ooSr
Brooklyn. or a. the Companys depots: a, ,Svs a. ox
a. H. 5No. N ABBofT. General Passr Agent NowYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewooc cOster Pierm9nt and Mack
aud saturday nights only 81 1880 N sundays 300
Manuel spriSe Valley and Monsey 100 e45 M $40
N JNo. N. ADAoTr, General Passr AGENT Newfofk
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office rates.
EOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
IL story hIgh-stOop and basement brownstone house
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unfinished on Greene second door east Of Clnonaye
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TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, June 16 1878.
IL -FerrybOats leave NewYOrk from Jamessp daily eX
cept sundays) minutes aud from 34thst, East River
daily 10 minutes previous 20 departure OF trains from Long
Ferries ay previous departure Of trans from
depot corner Fatbush and Atantca Brooklyn. Trains
leave Brooklyn and Long Island city unters Point as fol-
lows: GTeenpOrt sag HarDOr, &c, $3.50 p and
Saturdays only at $3.50 m For Patchogue. &c, 8d0
an, 1880 and p m for Babylon &C. at ySO a M = $3.50
Jefferson &C. at 10 a. and p For Norhpor SC, at
$50 aud 10 430 ana $50 For Locust Valley at
$50 aud 10 n IN T. 49, $50 aud $50 For Far Rock
away &C. az $50 m, I, 40 o. and p For Garden
and Hampstead $50 and 10 M $3.50, o3O and $3.50
pun. and from l.. l. CITY only $50 m, 1880 and G30.
Merrick accommodation p. sUNDAYs-For Port Joner
son Patchogue. &c, a Babylon &C. a m and p IN.
NOrthpOrt Locust Valley, and $3.50 Garden
City and Hampstead and $50 M, and frOmI l. CITY
only 80 and $50 BROOKLYN only ol5 pm. Trains
ROckaway Beach Finishing College Point, jamaica &C.
per time tables. fOR NEWLoNDON-Ihe steamer Clip
sey leaves daily sundays excepted sag Harbor at p M:
Greenport y. M ManhAnset House Gals p M arriving at
A PAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Brooklyn and Long
Island CITY 6 A. for Babylon and Fire Island (7OJl
PatchOguo 45l GreenpOrt (g sag Harbor (02O Return
Harb0r $50 GreenpOrt m, Patehogue
$40 Babylon e2O arriving at Brook and Long Island CITY
Tcket Offices in NewYork at 26l Broadway, corner
Jamessp and 3ih st. ferries at Offices OF New
York Transfer Co, ga Broadway, T36 6thaye, Park
place. 1856 aud 0i2 broadway and Grand Central Depot
in Brooklyn No. 1913 WashingtOnst Courtst and 40 Ath
purchasing tickets at Of the above Offices baggage
canb e check "a from residence 10 destination.
CurrrEypHv 0en1 Pass Agt
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RECORDED LEASES.

AstOr, John 10 catharne Edebohls 4tlist. Of
Ave-A, 25x962 years, at annual rent OF.
AstOr, John 10 Adolph VOgeman, oihst, 200
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TEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
POUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR IT'D r. sCu,nN Ann HTT.AnET,pHIA

LXPREss TRAIN TIME TWO HoU RS. IN q
Leave New Trenton and Philadelphia at 0SO o
$50 lO;l0 1880 $780, 53O12 p m, ana at SiSo O"i'
FOR Trenton ,.,
Leave Philadelphia station North PennsyyanialRa
road Third Berkssts $40 (wayk 745, $3.50 1l:SO
M, 1880 $3.50. 4:l5. $40. ~ p: NJ. -. 49,, e,o
Leave Trenton for NewYOrk at 2O Except M0ndayb o0V
sl3 1920 a. m. 1915, 2:l5 g. 4:55, $50 D. M ooo
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the eV M,
400 trans from NewYOrk TO the 7'45 a. mp lSoP m'
sUNpXY TRGINs~Leave New York and philadelphia at
a m b.30 10 n m Leave New-YOrk for Trenton at
a. m BIO D. m Leave Trenton at l:20. $3.50 a. M 6:lOp no:
fckes FOR sale az OF Lberyst Nos. 529 and 9ii
Broadway az tho principal hotels all offices OF the Erie Ra
way in New Brooklyn and &c No CouTst Brook
lyD. baggage checked from residence 70 destination
II. z. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
nor RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Fare 10
Il cents NEWBURGu and below 80 CENTS Land at High
land Falls (Wtst Point, Cornwall Newburg Marlboro MI
ton POUGHKEEPSlE EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, THOMAS
Cornell and James W. Baldwin leave day at p IN, tler SA
North RIVER foot Of Harrison-st
EORNEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
IL SPRINGFIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MoNIkEALs
and intermediate points leave Pier 20 f. r. at
Sundays included, and IL sundays excepted con
necung with SPECIAL trains at Newhaven Tor baru0ru
Springfield &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked az ya4
Broadway New York. and Courst, Brooklyn E1cufslon
90 Sew-Hayenand return, 81 90
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Mem l1nbliratlons.

NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1878,
Graphically described by
GEO. w. sMALLEY,
Tie wellknown London Correspondent THE TRIBUNE
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS
IRE EXHIBITION.
l. GENERAL OUTLINE
?. THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
s. BRITISH ACTIVITY
4 THE PRINCE OF WALESS INSPECTION.
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
G. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
8. ANOTHER EXPERIENCE WITH THE CROWD.
9. MARVELs OF THE OPENING NIGHT
10. AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS
II. HOTEL EXPENsEs
~ PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED
10. RULES AND REGULATIONS
IL. THE PARTISAN CAFES.
10. ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES.
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
l6 GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
H. sEQUELs TO THE OPENING
IS BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
CINCINNATPS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL
JOHN r. G. HAssARD
SUMMARY or LETTERS
l. eLUCK's ALCEsTIs-THE DEDICATION.
2 TIE oI,GAN-1HE MESSIAH
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
LIST AND BERLIOz.
Persons abOnt visit the Exhibition viii ind the Paris Let
fsrs Trustworthy guide telling thsmwhato ana point
R out how most Of the trip to the gay French
Capital while the from CtneinBa vail be priced by
e lovers Of pleasant OF the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. al.
Price Ten centL postpaid
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
NsRsToEh.
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ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants Ex-
n press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT OF
NEW CHAMPION leave daily Saturdays e1eeptedl
Canalst North River at D. connecting with trains
North and West Fare ldeck 2bc eaDln fare 0Oci meals
soc Freight taken lower than by any other INES
NOR THE
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DEEMS 4 Lh ANA hAlLhOAD. : OhIIA
ii TRUNK LINE AND UNITED Sites MAIL
ROUTE ON aud after July & 1873 trains Leave New
Yok Desbrosses aud COurandt Streets Ferries as fol-
Express for Harrisburg Psburg. the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. m and y 80 p @
daily. .--,,,- -. M
M connecting CORY for Tusyie. Petroleum Centre aud
The oil Regions WlliSmaDOrt and Lock Haven, n. m.
baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited Wash
ingOn Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sun
day $50 M arrive Washington 4:lO Regular at $50
a. IN, /, $50 and p. m. Sunday $3.50 and p M -, =,
Express for Philadelphia 80 1880 $40 o. (53O Lmlted
o. m l. l. O. g. $50. 1880. $3.50 and p. m. Sunday $3.50
and am o. D. $50 1880 $50 and p. Emlgant and sec
Ond class Z d. m For Cape May D. m.
Jersey CITY, ahordng speedy and direct transfer for
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth way Princeton Tren
ton Perth AmbOv Pennington Beydere and other points
see local schedules at all Ticket Ohioes ., ,ooo
Trains Prom Pittsburg, 600, lU4O m lOZO p
m. day $50 m. 1900 M daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore, 900, BiO m aii OlO iVlO
p m Sunday, $50, $40 From philadelphia 300 go
biO, 1880 IlO0 a. M, 2lO, 4;l0 4;0OI 6;oOt 5;4U
1910 1920 Sunday sos, $780, 0iO' 1880 ll;SOa H.
Ticket oaces 52e and s44 Broadway No. AstOr House
ar DesbrOsses and COurtlandtssi No Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultonsL BROOKLYN Nos
ia llS HudsOnst, HobOken Depot Jersey Clty
Immigrant Ticket once, No. Battery;P1ee p,,,p
FRANK THOMSON, L. r. FAhMEh-
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Frey, Francis to Charles GTaceman. SHAVE, Of
OSd-St D yeats....s
HafTen Matthias to George and jameson tutch.
ing sw cor COurtlandtaye and Melrosest (23d
Kniekerbocker Gas Light Company TO william Bay.
ard Cutting, trustee, etc, 2d-ave. s. 70 the Har-
lem River from 9Sth 70 99th-st 20 years.
RObbins-ave (23d Ward) years.
Volgeman, AdOlph 10 George Ehret, 81 6th'st Of
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EORNEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
EALL RIVER LINE

IL FOR BOSTON.
And all points East via Newport and Fall River
Monmouth Palace Steamers Is RlSTOL aud PROVIDENCE
leave New YORK daily from foot Of Murray II.
SUNDAY TRIPS, I From
oIo FA June 20 to September s. inc. Pier 90 ~ -; n
BROOKLYN PASSENGERS uet free by Annex boats
leaving foot OF Fulton-st. at $3.50 p m. ~, 40
MUSIC BY SPLENDID BANDo AND phChEo ,hA9;
Tickets secured AZ gu principal hotels and
~ 'eS' ~ '"' Pi'i BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
GEO I. COSNOR, General Passenger Agent .-.~.-....
SPECIAL NOTICE TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS.
For the better accommodation Of Newport travel on ths
a special will the steamer wharf az Fan
River daily, AZ (Mondays excepted ana arrive at
Newport 635 m thus ODyiang the necessity OF leaving
the steamer at Newport at an early hour in the morning
7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NewJersey Southern Railroad Commencing June ~
New-IOrk, Pier 3, North River
foot ofsctort connecting at Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch g. $50 a m, l. 345, . b;45, ?. m
Red Bank aud Toms River 8, $3.50 a. m, l. 3a5p%
Beach Maven, q a. ~. y. IN
Vineland BridgetOn and AtanhcClV m
Phladelplha ana Tuckerton a m., J. 345 ?. m.
sundays Tor Long DrAh'n '''0 WM S. sNEDEN.
General
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stsamboais ana RAILROADS.
2ANY and leroy Inv DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
ys. ss ana Sli street Pier so E:
feepse RhinebecE saaserties CatskI and Hudson CON
Meets at Point with Carrie A. Ward for Cold
ing 6y down boat az Excursion Rates. TRANSFER By
Sans R Sfas fa na sSHHa and VEST
from Saratoga.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves athaTnesp daily Sundays eTceptedj az 1880
and Bridgeport at II D. M
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt
OILS Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston the
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark o. land
iTv m Or Washington and the West and the South via
washington, making close connections for Pttsburg Gin
Pullman eaT Baltimore to Cincinnati st. and Pitts
o1ES ann S d0S @ ts se avg West Pull
sleepers from NewYork TO Baltimore and washington
Louisville 81 LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the south and
natl connects Washington with trains for LynchourG
Florida, New Orleans and the soHIHr O.. o.. 81,
BfoadwaV and ticket Ocss loot Of COTan
ASK FOB TIcKETs rs VIA BHITf1oRE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
oOmmencns june n pS leave follows
$50 a. m.-FOr FlemiugOn. EastOn, Belyidere, Mauen
Chunk Tamagua WlkesbaTre Emra &C. Connects at juno
$40 a. m-Fcr High Bridge Branch schOOleys Mountain,
Bndd,s Lake and Lake H3patcong Easto9 AarIs0nten
WillamspOrt &c
1915 a. m and 4:30 p. m-For SOmeryile and bennington
p. m-FOr Pennington, EastOn Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
WiiKesbarre Scranton. Tunkhannock Tamaqua HazetOn
Reading. POttsvile, Harrsburgh. &c.
y. m.-FOF High Bridge Branch SchOOeYs MOuntaln
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong. Eest9n Beydere ana
Mauch Chunk Connects at Juncti0n with D. L. and W. IL T.
$3.50 p daiyFor Easton. Allentown and Harl1sourgh
For trains 10 local points SEQ timetables at statons
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at 8 M. ~ p m. for
Bound Brook and intermediate points anu al 93O p M lor
Easton, Reading and HarTisbnrgh
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Grove
&C. at 8, 7.45, 8, 1l:45 $3.50. a. D. u y, IN. .o,
Pullman DrawngrOom attached to the $3.50 and4
y. m trains. .o-,,
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Liberty St. for Freehold at
7'45, 1l:45 a. w., 4, 8, pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, wednesday. univ ~

FEw-YoRK, "Wednesday, July IL, 1874
The following sales were held at the Fy.
change saesroom to-day:&
BIZ Louis Aester.
3story brick store and dwelling with LOT, No l7s
3d-aye + PAS IL n Of 32dst lot 24SxSJ william
z.
BV Btdcktcel q Riker '''0e
3st0ry brick house with lot No 166 East l14thst
s25S4 ftw Of 3d.ave. lot 16.sxlO0iOi Franklin
BIZ John n BoVd WV
2st0ry brick dwelling with lot No 429 East 1lgth.
st. s. 304.s ftw o. Ave-A, lot 10 SxlOO.iO Eliza
BIZ Scott & 1fveTs. ''ee1
3sory brick dwelling with lot No 42U East 7bthst
IS 234 It Of 1staye, lot l8.4xl022; Emma
2story iron and frame house with lot No ii72 st Vov
ave e s. 1913 It Of 71stst, lot 25.lxl13 Eliza
BV Richard v. HdYHeu. WV
LOT, es 6th-aye 1921 Of l24thst 25.9x75; JnOR
By 7. r. Warren & 20. WV
plot OF land. st Nich0lae-ave, Of ll5th-st
l24llxlOO, Geo Miller. l.Ocs
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New l1nblirations.

fF~N~"~'N~-N
NEW BOOKS
FOR SUMNER READING.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
new volume Of
SAKE HOLNs STORIES.
Second series)
VOL l2mo cloth uniform with the previous VOL 81 90
The popular interest in the Holm Stories aroused by
the publication Of the first one in 10 the
present time The charm and yeor OF te stGi nb iS sne
all claims denias and guesses st remains entirely
ter Of win for ss SGeon The stories Of this
series are fully equal power and originality 70 those D
Clover Joe Haes Red Stockings Ny TOurmane and others
which win at once be recognized as among tne and
together they form as attractive volume iof eune
ing could wen be desired
Also now ready-A new Edition Of
SAKE HOLNfs STORIES.
First series.l
lvOl. 12mo, CLOTH 81 90.
II.
THE CossACKS.
Translated by
EUGENE SCHUYLER Ph.D.
FROM THE RUSSIAN OF COUNT ToLsToY.
VOL small I2mO CLOTH 81 25.
Mr. schuvlers velknown knowledge Of the Russian IAN
ruage has In the translation OF this novel, which Ilgee
has pronounced the and most perfect prOducuoh
Russian literature again Of service 10 the puoo
thongh almost unknown In this country Count Tosloy rs
dav probably the popular novelist In Russia Ihee
charm in his OF nature fire IN ms dIamauc
scrptos and rugged strength Of style which have won mn
the admiration his oountymen and seem hkeI 10 so
cure for him high among the novests OF al naons
1.-THE COssacks" narTaes the experience ana OF
Young Russian the farOf Caucasus among the tutDuen
and ha4ghty COssacks and contains many scenes
stirring action with interesting accounts OF
the ne and customs Of that wild and hardy race OF noun
taineers.
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For Young Ladies-Cit.

For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. sYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA.
DIES. Nos. and East b3dst.
reopens OCT. l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prAc-
cay taught Thorough training in Primary and secondary
Departmental THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
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Real estate TO GtrbanSs.

NHICAGO.-Two dwellings,; free and c a,1s
" cash value 81 500 want property In New orkSV
exchange. rutland a WHITING, o Beekman-si. >. -
EXCHANGE for farm or country residence,
H A desirable NewYork city tenement property
order and rented. o. HoYr sON, flns-ss I'm
X100.-DESIRABLE UNlMPhhV,,tsITssy,
lUO corner, IN midst OF improvements, IN bav'Nfa
will exchange the same, free aud clear w TT ND
place In country, about came value, So.OOO' hVN
WHITING, No. Beekmanst.
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For Both sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-Citv.
A LEADING ACTRESS will give dramatic
N instruction at residence Of pupils terms moderate. Ad
dress MIRANDA Brooklyn Post ONCE.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
N and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed 20 tho
iaI re airy rooms S3 West 45thst 6thave Miss
m COZ, Principal win begin 18th year sept 90
New Kindergarten material cheap and beautiful General
Depot Sl2 Broadway send for Illustrated Catalogue
EREE TO THOSE HAVING CHILDREN TO
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCHOOL ana COLLEGE
DIRECTORY and GUIDE. - - - -
Circulars Of ali the leading schools OF N H. w. Mass H.
Conn NY W. Penn and Va combined in publication
sent for postage. cents.
80 UNlON-SQUARE
(4thave. Ede),
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
brooklyn HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-The
I'D Fal session 2Sh year OF this weapDoined day
and boarding school young ladies will commence the
18th OF september For terms courses Of sIndy &C. eTcI
lars will be sent application 70 CHARLES T. WEST
LID Principal 1873 and l4O MOntaguest, brooklyn NJ "
MADAME GROSCHEL, 146 State-st., Brook
w iyn-seect family school, limited 20 eight young ladies'
children English IN all It's branches French the language
OF the family music thoroughly taught