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laugh at tie lists. At any rate, scientific |
students OF language do not wish to te called |
l!igu'sts or phslologlsta They usg tue ,ntter
term sarcastically or d[srcapectfully, md thc
term lingust they apply ouly to tho phsoso.
phers Of language"
ART NOTES. Il
Tie Society which was recently founded in
Manchester for the purpose Of studying Mr.
Ruskin's works has, We arc Informed assumed
tho title OF ''soctty Of thu aosc." It Is a slg-
uica1t iuct TINT tho object Of tho Society Is to
study Mr.. Ruskip's writings on their economic
ut social side rather than on their artistic
AhetEun,.
". Charles Tardleu Is very complimentary In
recent article 10 L'dr. to the EnEl!sh painters.
11e considers England superior in uortrait. land-
scape, md genre, but cannot admit tho ability
of English art!sts to mount to tho Nights Of
s'epie poetry, classical mythology, romantic
legend, or even the sescncr lovcl Of hist ory."
Al. 'tardLcu's article Ia illustrated with NUM-
bcr OF single figures by Mr.. George Il. Bough-
ton.
The London World says: "Nfr. WI rrinsep's
immense picture Of the proclamation Of the Ena-
press Of India will not be scen by the public
this year. Buckingham Palaec Is tho destua-
tlon Of this work, the largest casel-picturc
ever nanteu N Engana. ~ may ne i,ailsnea "
Inv ~ ~ nay ngo ,.st - tocn ns
artist will, however, not be unrcprcscntcd tllfs
year. Io has now In his studio u group Of
Snltana md her slave, full-fasa portralt Of
Mr. IIarc, the actor, md one Or two other IT,
dian subjects, including a Nautch girl. Tllo
hitter is probably for tho Grosvcnor."
Mrs. Butler, ucc Miss Thompson, who painted
the world.famcd "itoll Call" Inns two pictures
In the Aeadcmy, London, this acason., THO first
Is the "Escapa Of DR.. Drvdon from tho Defeat
nnd Massacre g g u1e H. EhGnsn lroops oy ths
Aieh4na m 1o4a." me Englls9 lotees, under
Won. E'ehstohs, Wero =, aananse s ,,ae %nSn WI .ey ~
Vadeu AiEhnnistnmnh. nn ~ t.at VEN, a,ia 1ut oi!e
man surVlYco. lnc WStasc Represents H. tnG Ho.
none o. s afr'Yn " na,. Sh,, o. tg h.s aIe1My ,1
VAIN ol gu'oa.u ~ UmJ n".S4 ~. nIase s n.s..
niIs nss nean M'ta ~ a',oss ;uys oos1' A"e
other picture Is IN if'sn recruiting seehe'
rcpIynionRsr, M % II II anYthing, than Tie aportanco n
q lie subject secms t. dsservc-to Mr.. Vedder:
be remembered, .h4t L'lr. applied to hun for =
skotsh g. e. one o. US palEs % t att +
csm % of M tsas work ID question aid Of tllc general
tendency Of bis professional labors. L'Art r.
plies e il.is cons!asyely, a. w thiuk| By show
far rs the ssrayings gs, wore CONCERNED e
court eoartesy VI furi9ss % than slas. Mr. Vsaacr fur
uuestcd, ] a,,l both were reproduced 80 faith
~ ,hc ~ ~ osr. rhen md nd ern a % oblina
tton Imposed on HAr ny n's courtesy
echseu' u Wou!u Aato uctn ~ HSI;uTuaHes
Win tho usaGe o1 most newspapers u L'dft uau
printed tho criticIatn without tue engFaviugs;
and iu gvllE Its renders au opportunity, by. re-
producing tic paintings so Ear Al It could, to
,vnrt II All mnrr thon its tnutamnnrnrtea nrn
T., ~ ~ ~ n.1t, ~ 1oI,,m "
~ t''e '1Ao'~ '" "'''h'
The sale Of the remarkable Spencer collection
of modern masters III New York last week In
, 1879-04-12

Professor IN English Literature IN tho sichoo, =.
Oratnry, l'ostoM Universally. boston, UInn =
4Gatli. limo. Cloth, ii cents
, 1879-04-12


Mr.. =. W. Durnham, OF Chicago, gives, fn the
A.nerican Journal Of Science, q list Of double
stars discovered by Mr., Alyan q. Clark, ot tue
well.knowu firlu OF AlvAu Clark IL sons The
fanous tr!cscopo-nlatsers, OF CaAbri1repo1t,
Mass. They ara nearly all difficult pairs, md
for the most tart prominent al1 interesting
objects, to which the attention ot astt0uouIeH
Las bcan little directed. Of theau discoveries
The greatest fame TO Its finder, aud Its hlstofYs
briefly given; FROM periodical irregufar!tcs! II
the observed proper molten Ut Sirius, bcste'
tho great Gcr.llRil astronomer asd t.latEchlt,,
ticIa, 'uore than thirty years ngo ssisc,Ss n,it M
iArca star around their common censro o.
gravity. lhe3theorct!cal orbit OF the dtd!usSs
inE body WAS calculated by PttcTs, aHu
a period Of tltty years found tp tat,s!I
tho observations, The suspected cotat'ah'va ! aS.
cess. III Jun,tary, iSJ3, Mr. Clark placed Y "
ls19.lnch otjeet-glass, now at the Dcarbotn "
sGrvutory, CRlcago, then tho largcst oblectElhs,,
in tlib world. iu q Temporary stnnd, and tutaea
1t upon Sirius. A small star was at oHfe de
theory. Once discovered, il was readily sssa cen
aud measured with tho same lusi.us luss,s
nunts with which II hnl hecn va,nly lonsssS lo1As.S
for before. For this discovery slr. c1ts a,s
was awarded the Lalaydo gold medal. .,,ss lns
lsSa, 1!,l iurug tbs atscr portiuA of tl'e H.s
thu observations are very numerous. lan H. +,
orbit OF tue theoretical aatelI!tc colnptltta -;
Auwers, based upon all thu available data, ".
pcrsod Of 40.A0 yenrs But observation IT,, ~,
Is more rapid tlsan tlat Of thr Theoretical uae
mud With less change In DISTANCE 1Eluea.!!s
longer period than fifty ycurs. Tic t1'sle,i51 i
VI ii second companion Ias thus been auspee's''
but II has never been discovered.
, 1879-04-12
SHARKS OF SCIENCE.

A aERnfAN,s otrnro1rs rNvrsr,o
It Ia greatly to In t'cslrcd nm = no.iS. nioS.
.,,,,,ta .,,, ~ " "se .'..., 80 .,,'. Rooa and
measuring With some accuracy tho variation NJ
daylight throughout tl,e day. This woulo r,n
der tho weather record morc co,no,c,c 49,, t'a'
bos nm I'm ,Mr,ont sr.c,o, ,o,rtr, ~, anl It
ninov A. n.,a,,at ~ s,,s IT,, y" p'4"s phYil.
oloRy' an ATTEMPT OF inc Kind has alreaa,
been mndo by a German, 1lorr Kreusos, WIN
Inns had made for him, by I.tcbestz, In ,,nnn ~
apparatus with tim following arronror,oa., M
cnuststs nj t,ru,, xn1 ,,tth l.. 49,. 1t
rtri,t o"r"s ~ ~, n.. "uJAslnotT ~ rs to be A.
hprcr .}1vIiet tntn .c % %uron has tta
, 1879-04-12

VETERINARY OBSTETRICS.
EARLY In the present century work entitled
"a Practical Treatise ou tho Parturtion Of the
Cow, or tho Extraction Of TIM Cali; unl also
tho Diseases Of Meat Cattle In uenoral," was
written by Edward Skcllct antl given to the vet-
crjnary world, From TINT t!mo to this nothing
las been published on this subject iu English,
until the appearance Of this volume BY Flcm-
i,e. Tho work Is all Tint It ptetends to
bo. The author begins With the
anatomy Of tho mare, giving tho bones OF the
polyis, etc. Taking tho maro for standard. n
dtiFeren.ut description Is Eivon Of the pelvls Of
the COW, sheep, goat, bitch, cat, md plg. Then
follows d description Of the ORGANS contained
therein; tho obssetrical physiology Of reproduc-
t!on In tic different animals; the hygiene Of
pregnant animals; the pathology Of CESSATION
md d!scases of pregnant animals, and tho Gcci-
dents ot rrcgnauey; normal parturttion
the necessary aids to pnrturitson: care to the
mother and offspring; difficult birth, and
all Its causes, whether from de-
formity Of the pcltlss or from
mal-prc.cntation or MULTIPLICITY; obstctrlcal
operations, with description Of Instruments
used: the Incidents tnridcnt to parturftlon; tllc
pathology Of parsurittou, with the treatment for
morbid conditions, the discusses ull1 abnurmalt-
tics Of the young nnilnaI.
The work Is admirably divided, each subject
scientifically treated, the plates illustrating the
different subjects we'll executed, anl the de-
descriptions clear a14 concise. Tile least chap:
ters Of tic hook, treating OF tho diseases of
young anin,uts, ire instructive ind interesting.
1'he boois Is onu TINT will be an acquiastIon to
tic library Of every veterinary SURGEON nsni
stock-brecdcr. u A Textbook Of Veterinary
Obstetrics Including the Diseases md Accit!enta
Incidental to Trcgnancy, partnrit!on, md Early
Ago in Domcstieatca Animals" BY George
Fleming, Veterinary Surgeon to Second Life
Guards. 6yo. Illustrated. Price, 81. New
York: 4. CogGBwcll.)
, 1879-04-12
RACES OF ARCTIC SIBERIA.

N4ASA]S oG AANN44C 6lNENlAs
At u lato meeting Of tic London AntLropo.
logical Institute, MI. Henry eccbohm euTs
sonc interesting particulars respecting the ra
tive rnces Ok Arctio Siberia. He has made
three extended tours lii that region. Ills most
adventurous Journey WINS In 1877, wien he ae-
rompanicd Capt, Wiggtna on his expedition tuf
tho exploration Of Arctic Siberia. After traye.
lng 2,60U niles from Luntinn To NIshnl.Hurp
gorod, they tools siedgo thence n1iil pushed 90
$500 Inllcs further until they reached thu Aret:
Circle. In tile Tartar villages in which
they found themselves they wuro nstoRtsaci
To lind that tho Crescent prctlomnntcL over ths
Cross, ut,d what still more sllrpr!sci then
Il seemed to be tho symbol OF superior civt'f
zatDh unl order. Tho uattvn languagcs we!o
akin TO the Tnrklsi,. Tic copper-culorcd Bu.
rIats, WIN dwclt he!.tnd the DaiKal Mounta!ns,
wcro n somewhat different race, and borca
strong resemblance to the Chfnusc. Tic 0stlsss
were located on thu colossal ryor Yehiaet, Which
was reekoncd tho third largest river ou tho taes
Of the glebu. The TunCoosks wore settled IN
Que ok Its chief tributaries. Tt,1 costumes,
weapons, tools, smoking appliances, reindeer'
hairless, sllow-stoes, snuw-KOgglcs, Idols, esc..
Ot tlt.e'hl.l Kindred tribes were shown to-
gaihcr with remarkable case Of prehistoric
brD,lzes. found In anctcnt Siberian graves, and
thought to bo from 4, ,O00 to {, 900 years old.
, 1879-04-12
TRIBUNE:

Turkey, thr n1,l ncrnntscnlents OF Chnn hId
.Tus,an turnsh the subjects nf ntllcr pntcs. The
ladies' will be Interested III rcaing Of the strasr
colttt,rcs of The great ladies from destruction
during thrlr slcoplng hours, and tho con.
.,Itiun of tho women in China will ex..
ctto tllctr ltvalest sympatl'ira, Ono Of
tho plates nntcett, but not contained
III tho present iascculus, will contain portraits Of
Cnthnrino Of Dourlun, Elizabeth Of EnElautl,
md Mario de Mcl!cis IN colors. But t1cscrip-
tim Of all the contents OF this work wonld he
nunbrr, r,-flftcon atcs rolorcd n,,a ten IN casna.
leu. Each number of tl,e ordinary edition is
sold for 12 francs, mud Of the edition with Wide
margins for IS frnncs. 1'lere will bo twenty
present m nrt.work moro deserving the attention
tslA tho support of persons ot taste than thls.
{New York: j. W. Boutor.)
, 1879-04-12
BREAD.


r. s. D. Francois d. Chaumont, u. D'' IT.
icssor OF Military uygiane In tho English Afn,
Medical School, has recently given tho rcsu,s
Of some Investigations liz has been mhk''s' WV :,
regard to the weight and nutEltlve valae '.
bread. One faet which ho states ntsat "a's -
boen anticipated, namely: that the aIhoon' ~ =
crust Inns good deal to do with tile loss "
moisture whilo cooling md subscqueh'g
When several loavcs ura baked ia ouu lnss' w..
III Inside loat, with crust ouly on top a''u pu w.
tom, luses about Q lcr cent tn coollas' W.. w.
with four sides crust loses pct ess', ',
and one baked sngly. with six aides Sslls! oI h
about tAree-quarters Of per cent. lAe - I'D
drying afterwards IL pron0rtlonally inolo s,rtst
In the Loaf With ess crust; 80 tl@t ths TT pssl vel
unp0latahlY dry much sooner than tae III nat
walled III With crllst. The utnount nj soi'a ao,,ub
tor IN crust Is about 90 per cent, ia ua ua..srats
only about 85 per cent. Ia bread Of itsslfi.s y i.s
quGllty the crust should form H Pr eent thsa
whole weight, but often It u little m"1u .nereyef
hull Us niuth. For army use, ot tin,o
bread Is to be keI't for so'tir ,nrel,
and transported for conshiefable u!s.TLs tHsI liz
II Is important tlat 1t be thoroughly oahau ,"a ID
amount OF AGILITY tn bseati--a pont u svsHnisIy
tersst, which bns never bcforo been dca,,s'iis 11 IN
discriminating been investigated ~ + t tn1s.4
ChuuMont. Taking known quantity y. ~
10 dlecsteu IT In sertaiu aWoupl u
, 1879-04-12

ARTISTS OF TILE CENTURY.
A useful md attractive work is "Artists Of
tho Nineteenth Century: A Handbook Contain
Ing 1850 biographical Sketches" The sketches
rcate TO artists Of all Gations; their works, dc.
partmcnts TO which they bolong, etc. Critical
quotations arc added. The collection Of ma
tcrial must havp involved large amount Of Ia.
bor for the list OF arttsts is lnrge, and some Of
those Included arc young aud not yet tn tic
biographical dictionaries. We find here good
sketch of Mr.. Charles Dyer, Of Chicago, ono not
SO full OF Mr. DrAry. md anothcr of Mr.
Leonard Volk. blr. David Neal has for tcatl-
monial crlttcism frnm rHR CHICAGO tribune.
The dictionary is unusually full In American
nnrnes. Il has prciixcd to 1t an account III out
line OF tic Art Academies and OF the 1nstitu-
ttons for Art Education Vi the present day
In vnrioM countries. 1t is provided with
IN index Of narncs Of artist, an index Of
authorities quoted, an index Of places, a.ll Il
gellrrn] index. As book Of reference md d
liandbUols for persons interested In art-matters,
the work must be llmoat Invaluable. tArttsts
OF t'le Nineteenth Century und THUR Works !:
Handbook containing {, ,050 biographical sketch.
cs. Nv Clara Erskinc anit Lawrence Hatton.
Boston. Houghtou, oscood = Co., lS7o. Two
vols, 3S0 pp., 379 pp, lsn'o. Cloth, s5.)
, 1879-04-12
H1s11O1, STEVENS SERMONS.

1tiSlibp STEVENS' SEKNlONSs
Dishop Stevens llas furnished IN this volume
twcnty-jlvo sermons Of mora than ordinary
value. Tie sentiment IL evangelical, clio stylo
clear, fresh, md forclblc, and the purpose uni.
formly practical. Occasionally the grammar Is
imperfect. For example, on pago II: "This
loyo Of uod fns provided for you M atononcnt
Tor your sins, The tull .and eternal benefit Of
which. IN hcstowng pardon mud peace, are Of
fcrel to you on tic terlns Of faith in Jesus"
We notice, also, IN accommodation IN the usc Of
texts, such as the best preachers usually avoid;
sucl, As the text In Exodus, Kill, 90, For there
was NOT house where thcrc WAS not one dead"
as tle foundation of n discourse on .'spiritMal
Death II; AMI The words, "Les mo not sec The
death of the child " {gencsis, xxi, 10y, as TIC
basis Of II sermon on "pasental Responsibility.
II,sso sermons, however, uro well adapted to
with satisfaction an.i profit. The discourse on
STORMS Of PraYcr'' will be acceptable TO those
who bclovo In tho nsc Of (iturglcs, mud the
other sermons will afford pleasure una instrlc.
toM to oil dcvout rcaters. 'scrmons." by
William Bacon Stevens, Bison Of tic Protest
ant Eptscopal Church, Diocese Of Pennsylvania.
Now York: L. r. Dutton & Co. Price, a1.75.)
, 1879-04-12

{nlcvun nr1 outhnlt pagnsG "Fuugusn.. Qcn
ln,gcs). Tho nrlielrs on "FnrtitlcatInr nnl
cosIr @ "so Ws oaes ~ M "n mtesn
they Will h, by e0mo cntcrprislng nn.l uNtrrupt-
lo,ls American lublhhor.. Tn tho whole, this
voii1Inc Of tho Encyclopnita, while not trcatinE
Of those contained I'll tho earlier volumes, sluws
that the publlshers havo not in any tlegreu
altered their otgnnl plans, but lntcnd to make
the Encyclopaedia the most complers md
English language. (Doaton: Little, brown Il
Col
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
PREMIUMS.

New subseriDers Applying eariy) for the
y.sr 1877 may have. without charge. the
oerlocicals az they may subscribe for.
Neiiler premiums to subscribers nor dis
oaun5 TO Oluhs can DO allowed unless the
money 10 remitted to the publishers. Nc
1rarniums given to Clubs
Circulars with further particulars may be
had on application.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
The Hygienic Filter
....,,... AND .........
Water. Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
OF every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. IL will re-
move all decayed animal, vegetable or
thoroughly cleansing aud also cooling
the water by reason of its being made OF
porous pottery. to a degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
VOL. XII.
gua Aisgeles 4erald.

lshed every morning except Mon
day,
by -
,1OSE{SII ID. LYNCH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
TERMS Including Postage):
CLUBS.

A discount OF swenty per cent. will be al
lowed TO Clubs Of four or more persons
Thus: Four copies Of Blackwood and Of one
Review will DO sent to ONE ADDRESS tor kl2 10,
four copies OF the four Reviews and Black.
/ wood for s48, and SO ON.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
ASSISTANCE REQUIRED.

New YORK, August 30.-A
special from Memphis says: The
HOwards had on hand at the begin
min of the plague this season
$40 \. They have received $4,000
sine $4,000 of which has been for
wart = from Louisville. This
amount has decreased until only
sufficient for few days is left.
President Langsiaff says the How
ards hesitate again to appeal to the
generous feelings of the people, hut
the hope that the fever would abate
and save them from again appeal
--.-- l. IL ..na-ll- IL. .u..' I. = I. :, -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE OF THE SOUTH SANTAl
MONICA WHARF AND SHIP
PING COMPANY.
There will be a meeting OF the stock
holders of the South santa Monica
Wharf and shipping Company Mt their
Office in Los Angeles, Saturday, Septem-
Der 9th, al O'Clock p. NJ, ior the purpose
OF adopting Constitution and by Tvs
for he government of the aDove compa-
ny, and Tor the transaction of such other
business as may be necessary.
BY order of tie 'iru tees.
WALTER s. MOORF,
a2itd Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.

GREAT .aCRIFICE IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE,
IN most desirable location, viz: Sixth
street, second lot from Pearl street;
beautiful cottage house; four rooms;
hard finished; cost $500: stable, carriage
and wood house: "a ten-year-old orange
trees, full of fruit, lrees fine and healthy.
This property can be bought at figures
that will defy competition. Size of lot,
s3xl25 feet. For particulars call on ]. @.
DeTURK, No. | Market St. dl5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02

MoJAvE, Aug. 3l.-I N Cutler, q
II Bnwers, Mrs Polasky, B Blake,
A d Allen, r Hubbard, 5 Men,
delson and wife, f w Blake and
sister, B Gentleman, G X Snow.
MoJAvE, Sept. 1.-G w Maynard.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
hended when the train reaches
Houston.
CONFLICT OLE AUTHORITY.

GALVESTON (Tex.), August 30
A Ne,Vs special from the Hou ston-
Galveston train arrived at 6 p. NJ.
Distractions were placed on the
track below the city, and when the
train stopped all persons aboard
were arrested by Marshal Morris,
who refused to recognize the au-
thority of the Governor or the
United States Marshal. Great eX
element prevails.
YELLOW FEVER IN MISSISSIPPI
NATCHEZ (Miss.), Aug 80. -Drs.
Merge aud Miller report that Ma
jor Hodge, of the United States Sur
vey party cannot live through the
night. There is no other case in
Vidalia. The Board of Aldermen
has adopted non intercourse meas
ures with Vidalla and other infect
ed points.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
tsanLuisObispo)and santa Barbara; On
The down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
GB- Passengers tor ~au Francisfo take
the train iof Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
IeIes time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the sbest Orange and Semi
Tropical Fruit Land In the state. Water
right goes with the land. Apply TO the
ofiioe of p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High 81,
apiStf r. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
o9lHG}1 ARhofWt'

fsrl n. ti -lh. sF.ly WiN
a4t.tf u. A lH"
-. Ie... Fhl HH!ud
.r. tsFaI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
BLACKwOOD'5
EOsMBURCH MAGAZINE

Tho British Quarterlies give ) the reader
well-digested information upon the great
events In contemporaneous history, and con
taia mastery criticisms on all that II nesb
and valuable in literature. as we'll az q sum
mary OF the triumphs of science and art
The wars likely to convulse sll EurOp will
TORN topics for discussion. thu Will bt
treated with thoronghness and ability no
where else to be found. BlackwoOd's Maga-
zine is fomous for stories. essays and sketch
es of the highest literary merit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
The realiie ce.

MEMPHIS (Tenn.), August 80
Thirty-eight cases of yelInw fever
were reported to the Board of
Health to day. Four additional
deaths have occurred The total
numb Der of new cases reported for
the week is I'll; total number to
date, 8i8. Total number of deaths
from yellow fever for the week, 81;
total lumber TO date, 228.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-02
HOW THE WATER IS CLEANsED.

HOW THE WATER IS CLEANSED.
First the water passes down through
our inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight Inches OF Patent
White Willow and Animal Charaoal;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust;
then descends again through twelve
inches of Charcoal.
The Filter. with all its tubes. Is made
of Terra Gotta, and Is so arranged thai
all the altering material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at o triding expense.
They are manufactured in two sizes
viz: The Family Size, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, to contain
tro gallons. OF altered water. The Fam
| lily Size will filter thirty and the Office
| size fifteen gallons of water in twenty
| four hours.
In Oak land alone there arc about hve
hundred of these filters now In use, civ
ing perfect satisfaction; and . tes imoni-
Al from the owner OF each one can be had
| at any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
9uttiou Sales OF Real estate.

MORRIS WMEys, AuctI00ccr. ,
DECEINERS SALE Of the BOND SlREEI
III SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
T. II. LUDLOW q Co will sell at Auction on WEDNI.S-
DAY March 20 1879 at y O'Clock AZ the Exchange Sales
rocm 30 III Broadway. ~ DER THE DIRECTIONS or
WILLIS =. PAINE, esq. Receiver;
Rowcrv No 33O-rne valuable property the Northwest
corner Of Bowery and Bond-,t, anu known the Bond
street savings Bank.
Mans and 'uU plriculars 81 tho Anctonocrs Office or
Mes-r- EAILOW K OlN H. Attorneys ~. rs broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
Brooklnn Real Gslale for Sale.

LyOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
los ltsIuSen- list. three story building.
81 UItk~s;, three story iWcl!itc
AZ willow st. thrce-story dWeilng.
Adams paIiDr and basement anil w bedrooms
GORDON J.. FORD 81 CLARK st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
gltn Real @sIatt for sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-FactOry build
iDcs and ny-eght leases Of three lots 5l+, SIC
5lS West 24thst Apply on prenlsos B. J. IA hhI~ON.
IN NEW HOUSES rctaken for mortgages for
" for 81 80 toOO Laurel I'M accessible BY
street YOUNG. 70 ExchhB &c place, ROOM o.
STH-ANE., near SD St.-fnc medium-sIzc
- House Low price pJsstssion. '. Ia. sIL\LNoUN j.
4 Pine. 80 East l1thss and f0l jthaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
hnnses nno farms tDnnlso.

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harm WANTED.-An experienced Ameri-
\ farmer wants good farm. wei stocked; on
shares; Of references Address = G. LEWIS Albany
NY.
HOTEL Wanted, furnished, 90 rent low,
with privilege u purchase accommodation for sixty
boArdeIs within say hour Of Sew YORK; fgut ami
garden railroad station steamboat landing Address
\. Box 80. Tribune Office, Wi IN particulars.
(NANTED-To rent a farm from 100 to 200
w acres. l. A. MULLEN. Perth AmbOy. M
NNANTED-A SMALL FRUIT FARM go TO
w % well watered good schools and churches
Address /. 4. b. Tribune ON with fIl particulars
NTANTED-To bay a farm of abOut 100
w in ~ the township of Duchess County
y l. Address giving description Of buildings location and
lowest &. 81, price, %. x l., Tribune Office.
NVANTED-By a desirable tenant, an I'M
W furnished he4sto0p house, In hrstc class locality. be-
low Park rent ifJm 500 10 800 per auuum.
Address \. W. BpN 20 Tribune Office.
NSANTED-TO rent, within 30 miles of
" Ncw.Y0rk by rail small farm. stocked unstocked
good house and buildings, We'll whitred healthy locality
with spacious grounds and well ,iaf'i Fun partcu
lara terms, &c, required GERALD SIMPSON, y. y.
POst-CJ;tcc Box l,G33