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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FER3

West lth.si n =. Sc n " of Washngtonst 22X932 !:
James II Gilbert, referee. TO Wilson q Hunt, en-
3Ghst, 3, 20 # Of 2d.ave 2jr98.9; Eriot sand.
3Gths;, u 3, 2S5 IL Of 2d-aye, 25x9oJ; Eliot sand.
ford referee, TO Martha l. Barry ...-..........--.
IexDgion-ave (NO 52J. Z4S SlsxlOO Burdct Hyatt,
referee to the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Lexington ave no oO). 24s!sxlD BGrdett Hyatt,
referee, to the Mutual Life Insurance CoIDpaDy...
120th-s 1876 10 " Of Sth ave, 7JHlCO. II James q
Sinclair referee, to john Donovan .-.........
l+3d.st, =, 200 70 W Of 9Th ave. 75%JJ. DAVID
TODinsOn. referee, 10 Joseph Robinson. ....-...
lstave, ws, 25.6 nsOf 63d.st, 25NSO; Nelson
East Broadway, n 9, between Catharine and Market
sts dot No l5l Frederick smyth' referee to
l55th.st n r. and l56thst, 8. 400 II OF l!thaye,
bOxlgy. lO John & Gran and wife 10 George w
Forestsye, e cor Home st (23d Wardj 70xiIO Rob.
ert l. Harr0n and wife To Mary A HaIrCn. .........
SOuthst, n cor Peck slip, 23x3J.b Peter w HOeft
An ave : e cor 52dst 100 ox95. 10; Jacob Maschke
To Henry SteInway.-. .:-...:......
5ith.st, n r. 100 II OF Ctb-aye, l6SKlOO5 George
n Peck and wIfe TO Kenhoma T. Stoutenburgh....
S3d.st (No IA East 2l3xlO2.2 John Gorman and
wife To Edward Webb. ..............; ,..-....
10th ct ~ 225.l II " OF 9th-aye, lOOxlo0 Isaac
Smith to Harriet TOtten,. ..............
9thayp W =, Al 3 It Of 36th-st 2O.6x6j sarah L
Weight to James w
7Bth-st, T. 2SO n G OF 3daye Z5NIO2.Z; Katherine
f. COlet To Julius Lipnan. ....-.......
4lst st, dot No 6S8 on map OF the Herlitagel rs
1855; Aaron Asher and wife 10 Barbara Hag.
melt
Benson.st, e $, 1877 # from Leonardst l3xG4, Tim.
Othy Brennan TO Henry HcCaddln, jf.-.-.......-...
Hudson. ST. n cor Vest l2th-st 37N2i.bXrreguiar
Charles : Caswel and wife 10 Henry q Hunt
7Sth.st = $50 It Of 3d.ave, 25NlU2.Z; Jane Les
and others TO julius Llpman.
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Gteemboais ano RAILROADS.

4 LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES IlNE.-lhe
~ IN the world. the DREW or 81 JOIN
Will leave Pier a. Horh River, loot OF Canaist daily tSuh
GAYS incudenl at Is D. IN.
FIRST CLASS E.....-...................Sl 90
deer. %
EXCURSION to ALBANY and RETCRN.... i 90
STArEROOMS. 81 and -.
Connecting at Albany express trains for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the ADIRON-
DACkS MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST
Tickets for sale al prncipal hotels and all oi Mescott
Express Offices New-NOrk and brooklyn Brooklyn pas
seugcrs transferred Annex" boats. This is the
only night line Of steamers selling tickets and checking
baggage o places the New-York Central Railroad.
ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants En-
"A press i.re.-tegant steamers WALLER BlElI or
NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS excepted
from North River at connecting with trains
Wcs Fare deck), Doc. cabln fare, OUc meals
Doe Freight taken lower than by auy other lines.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnlc
and Nausatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
slip daily Sundays eHcepted at ll3O n
and Bridgeport at IL y.
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REAL ESTATE.
NFw-YORK, Wednesday,

NFW-1OHk, "Wednesday, July n, le7a
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change salesroom to-day
By Hugh ~ COinp.
4-siOry brown stone bous with lots Nos SOB and
5O7 West 4yth ~, =, 100 n W Of II tliaye. each
lot $Gxl9o6; Liie Ins GO 60 =, q isoo'
IlOO.S; Jn0 LyBes 20O(
Bv Rtchdrd T. HdrHOt
| 5stOry brown stone house with lot, No 25 Motf.st
Maciyoy.~. -. lOOot
East l3Otb-st n g. g3.9 IT e Of Sth-ave, each lot
1Sg3g9ll sarah Taylor l35O(
Bv 4. N. MuiLer q WV
st. lot 1880 AdaIins UndeIdIl :...'........ 10000
Bv John T. Boyd
3.story brick binding with lot. No 5u7 HOnstOBst,
81, 20 II W Of Mangn.st, lot 20I75; Jno ID Lfieng.
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story. tits very clever piece OF dramatic art
% be s sas ass S9 Of me s Which Wy is
srording g."~lNew York Evening Post.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873.
Graphically described by
GEO. w. sMALLEY,
The wellknown London Correspondent THE TRIBUNE in
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS
he EXHIBITION.
l. GENERAL OUTLINE
o THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
3. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
T. THE PRINCE OF WALESS INSPECTION
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
g. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
g. ANOTHER EXPERIENCEwITH THE CROWD.
O. MARvEIs OF THE OPENING NIGHT.
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
H. HOTEL EXPENSES.
- PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED
l3 RULES AND REGULATIONS
Ia. THE PARISIAN CAFES.
10 ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
lG GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
IL SEQUELS TO THE OPENING.
18 BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION
CINCINNATFS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r, G. HASSARD.
St. STMMARY or LETTERS.
DEDICATION,
2. THE ORGAN-1HE MESSIAH
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
A. LISZT AND BERLIOZ.
Persons about the Exhibition will find the PARIS Let
ters Trustworthy guide telling themwhatito see and point
ing out the most Of the trip TO the gay frehch
Capitals while from Cincinnati viii be priced by
the oy pleasant souvenir ofhe great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Price Ten Cents postpaid.
Address
THE TRIBUNEj
NewYork.
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IL.
NEW YORK. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trans will lcayc Grand Central Depot;
500 m, Western and Northern Express drawing room
Rochester and ST. Adams. ,,,, ,, -,
800 m and montreal Special through draw
n ~aI@toge and Montreal
lO3Oa Special Chicago aud Western Express win
drawing cars TO Canandagua iocheS'er ana bunalo
90 m rxpress 70 An ny and Troy with connections
TO Utica saratoga and RUTLAND, Nost Adams and Bennng-
TN 4 raging room car to tOka
$50 p M Saratoga Special, with drawing room cars
Hioa,n M on n m, Albany aud Troy Express
M n m St Express daily, with sleeping for
through week
ing cars Tor Buffalo Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit
MSntr.ai excepting sunday night, VIA Saratoga.
20 n M ras Express for Rochester and Corning via
sSn n M Pacific Express. daily with sleeping for
Rochesiar agara Faa Buffalo, cleveland, Toledo Detroit
o,t IIcaro also g. hlgnt,
a,,n' w ~. inTs Law rcn't River next mornisg
"a Wa4rtogn excepting saturday night and TO Montreal via
- Alhan, excepting saturday aud sunday nights.
n m Eypre with sleeping cars tO Albany and Troy.
Wv Ir.ins per Local Time Tables IctSts for sale
Mo- o1 gl Alb Broadway. and al WestcoG Express
6ices Park place 1S5 and e42 Broadway New
vi, nnd S{3 Waslngto ST, Brooklyn.
'''N' WI" wv &. Il. MEEkER, General Passenger Agent
THE MARY POWELL, fare IS cents, for West
Point Coruw ALL k.wburg, Poughkeepslc. lonfUut king
stou Cozlens Milton, Nrwiiamburg, HYDE PARK and Cold
daily from Nestryst Pier 80, "
n nj $40 d. IN. Connects with Brooklyn Annex Boats.
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Corporation Noiltrs.

NOTICE.-LEASES for certain PIERS ana
~ BULKIEADs will be offered at pn9lic sale to Pc hc ny
order o Department Of Docks at the Exchange oOh
No III roadwav, I'll RSDAN 2Jth OF July lstS iof
fu Information ihs CITY Record for sale al NO CiB
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EOR IIIE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and afe July direct connection will be made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.


IhE GhLAl rhD' Sa ,oaoar ,ansinn ., pox
p6iT 6A0h tAs PTSVffpEScE fsSyffp S at $50 n9 H. W viii n
ibdSei To FhB4AN HOUSE and Ali. WHITE NOUN.
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
ONG lSLAND hAIi:hUaD' A. July July ~ id, a,v nT. %.
sunday 80 minutes and from S4hs East 9., River
a y NANTES 1n o PTesS%i S Fon rraS and
Ferries aiy 80 peyG to an G
aud Long Isa9d city nntsrs PGn M as dO 5Ol
S" GE almsS h% oy a, ESQ p n For afcosue $50
a am U @ and ror Tc m fS sah So S m For Port
&c. at 70 40 g an& an& S M m fF For AGP5s' 1y
$50 and m & s 49, o 50 a1d S8 % nor Par oar GARDEN
City and Hemps,ead so and 10 m A. 4So eo n and @ so
pm and & from M Il TV 4ny gSo Via M uSrn l1 % o. D n
Merrck qccomnolaon sTNDAYSaF0r a pO[' 0G !e%I- m
eiiy eIya and s%.isad 639 and iTq%L ci1y
ESsch TSRg f9egs Point Js@sa .;aa%r @ GG
daily sxfs sag % aI m m al
FAST sSA TEAIS Leaves s BGSsn S nanS and cS Sng
i.aHS Pae%osue Ti9y y a G GreenSori % @ Sag arsf go
30 GGsfnpGr6 sGG m ratGGGss e9S
siIoaS .,vyors a, ae, prooav.v corner War.
Tars raasf f' saa
BROOKLYN Long Island E15Tsst rarOaGs 81 5 sna No
:53 washington and 70 itst. Bv purchasing tickets
az az any any q, oi tas,;nation ag nUTfn 1'"''''
.--....,. ,..,, ,,o,, 10, s. SPENCER deni snp't
nEZYCYIVANJA RAILROAD. - GREAT
TKoHh ~, III IT, ID,v = isrs trains leave Scw.
kOGrI on anu s1 pa y street. Ferre, AZ fo
lows: lows Via p''''''''' ""
th rior M Paace cars attached a. M and g 80 D. m
daily w,.m,nor Lock Haven. CORY and Ere. at ssop
M me- ON gesions WiiamspoTt ana LocE Haven
,, T. ,rfe.s" OF Pnlman PaIio cars daily except
aay tnsGh go a. @ arrive Wilmington m $50
G0 and p M sn9day md 90 SSS e0 ava @ 2; @o Y; Imtenu II
Express for Phiaielpla ~ - v''V Snndav 20
M, ]. !. q, C:SO 800 so ana j. ~ % nn1sy, & 1;1V
and ami o. o. o:Jo H. ~ 49, o;,p @ ana m T H' 'e'
Boats OF Anne connect aT w dee m tser or
"a W,c"siyn S ,tavei e "
or i{aus ,o Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton, Tren
ton Perth Ambov Fiemngon Bclvdere and other points.
see Ioc al schedule sat all Tickei Offices. A. ,o,,
m aiy g 20 a. m 6oo D. H. daily except Monday from
Washington and Baltimore, 900 $40 e M 4lQ 65. 1910
N n, SUNDAY $50 Gao a. M From Philadelphia, 6lj, G1O
~ ,d19 E",dar h.5 6.5o g.l0 1880 ii; 30 a. In
LA do:i"; NO dDoT ~ M M o"''''' o0'' ''''
T,ke 0G5s m S ana and md t"uran9s No ccnrtst
Iinie1ant Ticket Once, 40 S Batlory place mann,
FRANZ .il TH0IsUH: -, is,nar oeni passenger AGENT
-
THROUGH TO THE MoN STAlNS BY DAfhi'hi'
'H' L., AN1 si$vI.NTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED
Central Depot via New YORK, Newa'en ana hatoru h"
road, at e;oo a. ih ioi
LITTLEToN, TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
- .. 49,. , ,,o,t, ,oray
CRAWFORD HOUSE, fAbi Ar y anu ri'of 'i-E iioO'i-
For further Information and tcAets appy AT 'xel Vn
" y, y. IL. and H. u. K Grand Central DEPOT
Transfer Company, 94i BioadWsy ahd CourIs bfooAyn
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Astor. John to Katharine Grimm. n 3 5th-st, l1j
It Of Ave-A 2Jx97, 20 years. at annual rent Of.
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FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
connccons Leave foot Of Llbertyst, for fIeehold az
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
POTND BKOOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
/ XP--L - TRAIN IIME Two ltOl rs.


FOR TRENTON AND PHlLADELPHdA
EXP ISS TRAIN TINE TNo no leo. an O
Leave New Trenton and Philadelphia a ou, ,
for Trenton. ,.,.u
Leave Philadelphia from station North PennsylvanaRail
THIRD ana Ierkssts, at 64j way 735 $50 ll3o
a. m. 13O. 2:3O 4l5. 5:iJ. ~ D. NJ. -. .o
Leave Trenton Tor NewYork at 2c except Monday o;oo
S:l", lO2U M, 1915. 2l5, 3, 45j, $3.50 .. M oyo -
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 INC o:2Va m
400 trains fIOm NewYork 10 the $40 a. ln I9op H.
from Philadelphia. ~. vi, a, y,t,o,o,ohta q,
@ n m Ia 10 n m Leave New York for Trenton at .
m 5.3O Leave Trenton at :2O 700 A. M o:lOp ~
Tik kets Tor sale az OF Lberiys, NOS 529 and 9ii
broadway ar the prncpal hotels all offices OF the Erie Ra
way in New.Y0k and Brooklyn and al NO COuItst BrOOR
yn Baggage check ed from residence to destination .
n. L. BAI OWN, Gen. Pass. Agent
LOR RONDOUT and KiNGSTON.-Fare. 10
Il NlWBU RGH and below. 80 CENTS Land at HIGH
land Falls (Wtsi Psnt Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro MI
ton POUGHkEEPSlE Isopus, connecting with olssr T anu anu
and Waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, ~ pas
Cornell and James W. Baldwin leave daIy at D. Ill., fer ot
North RIVER, foot of IIarrson-si.
L'ORNEW HAVEN, NERD M, HARTFORD,
i SPRINGFIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL
points steamers leave Pier 20 e. H. at
d. m Sundays included and ii y. sundays excepted con
necuug with SPECIAL trains at Newbaven for Hartford
Springfield Tickets sold checked at 9l4
Broadway New York Court.st Brooklyn. Excursion
q. NaVvI Hawai- rpfur
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3nstrnrflCn.
For Young Ladies-CitY.

For Young Ladies-City.
AIRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG La
DIES, Nos. and East 53dst.
reopens OCT l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prac.
cav taught Thorough training in Primary and secondary
Departments. THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
vaaTa
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Brooklpu Real Wstaie for Sale.

EOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
l. story hlghstoop and basement brownstone house
newly Finished. modern improvements; furnished of
nnruTnisIed ON Greene second door Of ChnOnave
ID. III. STONE, 1872 Broadway, New'Iork
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL The foreth year begins SEPTEMBER 20. Examination
September % anu "a.
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Countrp Real gstate for Sale.

- 49,
AN EXTENSIVE bulkhead water front con.
n yenient city, for chemical works factories rennerles
&C. blocks for dwellings for sale very lOw on easy
terms r. A. YOUNG, Civil Engineer. 20 ENchangeplace
At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~ ALARM OF 26acres suitable for eentlemans country
residence The property located on the west SIDE Oh tne AZ
bany Road mile north OF the station and commands
extensive Of the Hudson River The and s iuly Gov
cred with appes pears other small FRUITS and all under
cultivation. The buildings COMPRISE good parn ee,hous
buildings the house contains IL large roomA
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune once
EOR SALE-The country residence OF the
L undersigned consisting OF double twostory and atuc
frame house. with kitchen and extension wide piazza on
three sides wide hail through the centre hot and cod
and all modern conveniences, with nIscass iu
mace in cellar. outhouses. carriage honse DAHL
&c; large lawn, with stately Old shade Trees g.,
iens fruits &C. and the improvements, VIII De soh VII.
land The property Is situated on the pank0
beautiful of water IN the Village OF AsDufy warren
County j. and is reached by the NeweTsey central kS
read in from NcwYOrk, 80 minutes from EasIop
Penn; each eight times day Ihe yase o, & ~
bury the mountains in the most heantui valley
rkabe for its hsathnlness aud enutey
free malaria mosquitoes. The property wiz De 500
bargain terms OF payment made easy Apply on ,ns
premises 20 THOMAS McELRArH, or at his once l4i
Broadway, NewNork
HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, 5S acres,
miles up the HUDSON River Railroad for sale OF eh
change Address b., Box 10, Tribune once
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PREPARATORY.
Text Books supplied students al cost The calendar oil the
wear arranged to convenience of teachers The sx
an entire school need not exceed SJ Inc
FALL TERM begins the FIRST WEDNESDAY Of sep
catalogues and other information auniesS he
President, j. H. IioMioON,u Va
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

FALL RIVER LINE ,,
FOR BOSTON.
And all points East, via Newport and Fall RlveL
Mammouth Palace Steamers BRISTOL aud PROVlDENCE
leave NJ W YORK daily from foot OF Murray At
SIo I'm June % to September inc Pier 20 ~ nds, n
BrOONlyn passrEeers Z i.el free by Annex boats
leaving foot Of FuOnst at 4:3O p. u. ~, ,,,ern.S
MmotS BY SPLENDID - - az a. oiChho i t,, nn and
Tickets Siaeruoms secured at al principal notes anu
~ 'eS' d. 'ne po' Il" BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GEO L. CoNxoR, General Passenger Agent sy,,>cpuu
SPECIAL MOTTO l. TO NEWPORT PAsSBNGEhS.
For the better accommodation Newport travel on ms
line special train will the steamer wharf AT ran
Ry, r. daily at a. MONDAYS excepted. and arrive AT
Newport thus oDvaUng the necessity OF leaving
the Newport at an hour III the morning
7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL Jersey southern Railroad; Commencing June ~
1873, steamers will leave New lorK PER - N1rth l,sr
foot connecting at Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch 6. $50 a. m.. |. 3:45. 545. p. .
Red Bank and Toms River g. $50 a. m. i. 345 p. n
Beach haven, a. IN. y. M .,aci.u,
Niueapd. BridgetOn and AtanucIIty " II
PHILADELPHIA and IuckertOn u aIh' l. o:f0 p m
Sundays Tor Long branch '''o WM 8. sNEDEN.
General Manager
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For Bows and Young Men-Country
Sc HOMELIkE BOARDING SCHOOL for
n YOU NG BOYS.-E KINDS, AM. Hampstead, l.. l."
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FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL IARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER IKAitNs ran l.
1877 ave denots OF Courandt and Desbrosses sts
At $50 p n Night Express daily for basIGn BetnsheIa
1ra Gtbica Auburn Rochester Buato Niagara Fals and
the West pullman Sleeping coaches attached an, rnu.r
"i' "~'~ i R0B'T ii. SAYRt, Supt ana Eng
General Eastern ONCE, corner Church and CourandtstA
New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

pETTS Military Academy, Stamford, Conn
I'D 4lst year this HONE SCHOOL opens Sept O. situation
very pleasant hcathfl and OF access Excellent Ia
cjes for recreation and outdoor sports Instruction aud
training in all departments THoEouGH Complete susl
ness cOnrse. Number limited that oach cadet may re
ccIve special attention.
Tor circular, with references.
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New Publications.
I}UY IT.

BUY IT.
Lathrop has done very clever thing indeed In ms
story. clever piece OF dramatic art. .
IL Will during Summer by many thousands oi
OF which 1t Is capable OF
afording g."-lNew-YorkE Evening Post.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
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PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing at FOX
POINT WHARF, PROVIDENCE, at 800 A. M will run
through To FABYAN HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
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LEXANDER Institute, a military boarding
II school White Plains, MY. .RWILLIS. PhD, Principal.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINAR4.-Tht
ID Fall session 2th OF this weapOined day
and boarding school for young LADIES will commence on M
For terms, courses OF study, cc CT u
lars will be application TO CHAKLES NlSI
LID. Principal 3s and lao Montaguest BIooKgh. \. l.
MADAME GROSCHEL 146 State-st., Brook
WI yn-select family school limited eight young adi,
or children English all its branches French the Language
of the family music thoroughly taught
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Eaw Schools

CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOE.-Term opens
- October 49, 1873; tuition. $50 year; no extras For
circular address HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean ST LOUIS MO-
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CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE, Randolph,

nREW SEMINARY and Female College, Car
mel " for both sexes; health fu homeiSe, thorough
send for circular; GEO. CROSBY SMITH Z. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-22

-r,
INTERESTING fACIs.Ilhe human heae
ii'S W seventy seven nuscies :.u :
c MaIel eN''huS one-h'nlii Vi It's puih IL
ireeZhS;
Me',eu sho" Prouuces ABOUT ohe'eightr
VI l's pulS vi W'''ei;
"a h'll oi -len1n Vi al ilich Id th'ie
VIII pIouucc current in llVers.
Az llle aeplh Oh ioily-hve ieeI lne tem
Per"luFe vi 'no e''rtn ~ uhiiorih throughout
'ne r., year
1no he"Vi.sV ouos'aho1 Nno"n 10 pau
mum, whose SPECIFIC gravity lWnen lolled)
IS l"ehty-'"o' 'he l'suIes' lS hydrogen
e"s, eaS, ,........- o,oo ooo
Inc ol"meter Oh 'Ie sun Is ooo'ooo mlles,
OF one huhureu ana seven lines that OF
e''r'n so InnC no ID ny volume OF ouik 'he sun is
equai 10 l'!oo'ooo earIns.
Oloous' ,c ~ 'io"Sy Woa'n0i, arc eel1o'n
ABOVE n'tll T" ln''c n'9h, pu' IN ciear
weather rom Two 10 liVe mics, ana they
can rise from h'e 10 seVeh' oIouuS are
o'teh OF enormous SIZE, teE mlies eacn
way ana TWO ihicH' containing TWO nun
drea eS enpic miles oi vaPor. M A.,
uoiu ,eai c"h ne reouceu 10 the three
hundred-th0usanolh part OF an men and
glldins 10 me ten-m1lllontn silver leai TO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-22

THINGs TO REMEMBER.-Remem that
mirrors should never be hung where the
sun shines directly upon them. They soon
look misty. grow rough or granulated, and
no longer give back a correct picture.
The amalgam or union of tinfoil with mer-
curry, which is spread on glass to form Il
looking glass, is easily ruined by the di-
rect, continued exposure TO the solar rays.
Remember that lemons can be kept
sweet and fresh for months by putting them
in clean, tight cask or jar, and covering
with cold water. The water must be
changed rs often as every other day, and
the cask kept in cool place. Remember
that Il tablespoonful of black pepper will
prevent gray or buff linens from spotting,
if stirred into the first water in which they
are washed. 1t will also prevent the col
ors running, when washing black or COL
ored cambrics or musins, and the water
is not injured by it, but just as soft us be-
fore the pepper was put in. Remember
that one can have the hands in soap suds
with soft soap without injury to the skin,
if the hands are dipped in vinegar or lem
on juice Immediately after. The acids
destroy the corrosive effects of the alkali
and make the hands soft and white. In
dian meal and vinegar or lemon Juice used
on the hands when roughened by cold or
labor. will heal and soften them. Rub the
hands in this; then wash off thoroughly
and rub in glycerine. Those who suffer
from chapped hands in the winter will find
this comforting.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-22

| BOUND TO KEEP PACE.-There are hard
war men in Detroit who keep cook-stovt
at the store door as n sign, and that the
stove may not be injured by the rust they
paint it over. The other day one of them
who had stove with red legs, white COW
ers and a blue top secured an old farmer
for a customer The farmer stipulated fol
stove "just like that" and ordered il
sent home by a neighbor. A stove of the
size and pattern was selected and sent u.
way in good shape, and all was lovely un-
til next day. Then the farmer and his
wife came in with their own team, having
the stove in the wagon. The husband
held the lines while the wife entered the
store and remarked:
"When we buy certain kind of stove
we don t like to be put off with another" "
"Why, madam, ism t that stove all rightP"
asked the man who sold it.
mo, sir, it isn't you sold my old man
stove with red legs and white covers,
and blue border around the top, and that
one out in the wagon is nothing but a
scrub looking old black stove!'
"Why-why" he tried to explain. but
she waved him arond and declared:
"Were old folks, and we live out among
the frogs and owls, but we keep pace
with the styles just as much as any one,
and you cant palm off any scrub stoves
on usr'
The men could hardly lift ten pounds a
piece as they exchanged the nicely pol
ished stove for the one with red legs, but
the old lady thought it was because they
were so mad.
"There-that stove has got some tone
about it," she muttered, as it was loaded
up. II don't want to appear capturous,
but if style demands n red legged stove
then / 60 in for the gorgeous with the rest
of 'em. and I'll gild the stove-pipe to
boot w-DetroI Free Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-22

The OLD TRICK WOULDN'T WoRK.-A
well known Sacramentoah, who had been
out with 1.-THE boys" until 3 o'clock in the
morning, felt trifle uneasy as to what
his wife would say on the subject. and
determined to adopt little piece of strat.
egy. He entered the house cautiously.
noiselessly removed his boots, and then
made his way to their bedroom. He was
not SO obfusticated but that he knew Il
would be dangerous to attempt to get into
bed, so after disrobing he took up , a posi.
tion by the side of the baby's cradle and
began rocking it, like 49.er. His wife,
aroused by the noise, discovered him. as II
was part OF his deep laid scheme that
she should. and called out, why, what
on earth are you doing therep" Doing pN
he replied. keeping the kinks out of his
tongue by an almost superhuman effort.
" Doing; I'm trying to get this-babI
asleep! She's been crying half an hour
and you've slept through it allr' His air OF
righteous indignation was we'll put on. bul
it wouldn't do-luck was against him
What do you meanp" his b. tier hall
sternly responded. II have got the baby
in bed here with me, and she hasp't cried
tonight! When did you come home p
Sacramento Record Union.