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REAL ESTATE.
RI-SINFSS Ar THE EXCHANGES.

XcwYo,S ,,s sa1 rIeP 5ss: APO lron "a 3ac.
ton sale, Of city rea e-tair oi IN, .o , man,
to-day s2,C-5lo5. a. asan't e49'Soo ha "-''''
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For tho nre-ent week ending WITH saturday, Apii
20 the following auction sales ar, announcer 70 De Hei'
To-Day MONDAY. APEIL 81
Foreclosure sale lot l.Xlocs ana t:stIy aw nlrgi
i Se Ms:' 5' line ,%% i e. a4a
5 ls'l nd 700 ..ft sui IF 5a' 70 a sTi'I4
81 e + s;,G Of i, at So III 'I' liioad"ay
BEooKLlN PROPERTY.
Auction SHE. 10, 25Aico2 " s'h:,. o. t 'l,
@, SO III nr sSo ,at ' 20 LDrrtyst ~
TUESDAY, APRIL >.
Foreclosure SOLE lot, 25NlOo and church bnlia.ni
30 is oS az" a. NJ s s sHa H. j. TO- Il saaas
lot c s'A 4SIoss ana ory b1i%s 80 Oh t., I$"
i% sSaas, : I 5s f Ell, ;'i saa"s n 70
i Fat 2' %aias So i' 500 w's gt 100 q
. Na, n EGI'' IS E% ilcias, roo E. r Of
Madison ave- lot 2sEi-A2SLI n,,Ic,. ff MoTi,aos
ra Oh SAL lot Is9l5 a9l 2.ol. bu'dng 81 al IT,?
Iots each 52 5s;ory luians No' sl' ;"d 100 90
West iin-'t n +, Ias, aat: : $50 IT
Of raraasc lot =otN'4 and s-.,cr' G nt 3
saa sic qane SO % Ia, ?t .,6v ., .! e s Nc
80 Fast igd.t - II = OF L'Nnscnayc lots i'o
Moo and iorI r o E 90 and +" 4 80 81 bains
55 l1tha!e 40 - wc5 ,sd..i. :. % IT,
% Of t 6a,e i'I lot 4a>e5>7 ana o,y aoss
N,oI irferuiir AMI .-,,ory and J,t.r bnil!'"r'
No. s,,, ISi . ,Er've" o 2ov,e and -to'y build
ina No. 2l0 and 81 Ei.t 3h't. ,c. Q, >
and ;,.orr and 3--torv binding. No ~ eni - iiiy
Place r W corn,r No 9j7 Rcors "a No ~ io' -,
Fat li,ih..a : OF P'i&.aye; pot Of an5 $ S,
- 2v;ji>ec.i and story huiaias no, -" p"h a. s
dw'iii"r W r NorT,a,c 10 ii ~ Of 5ith.-t lot
IosNIooi and S'Ogy dysas no az a..
and i lsy II a.. Of SO y 20 3 III s %
# o, M'd-oqoZG PCT Of N Isn9 r''EO '"% n~r
IGi.,t: Io, oach $500 aud 5~tcrr 49, 80 ~ -
10. d NH n So IT,, and r.;
,yincton."y" :. u is-thst: lot 30 lsll ard .
story house 80 l's East i2'n;,t Of ; $i.'c o %;
Morning,dr Park: 10: 1GNlo2o a'd A-''ory dwelling
No g. Wet stth.,t. - to'nniu.a'c tN''''" =
, ,,n ,,i I'S ard Iib -, II 81 - bcry.-tJ
WEDNESDAY, ArRIL %.
For-clo.ur, SALE lot oo>"o act and 3storv dwell
r nm to , M r III nd ,o SS ai o. ral
iur,,-avc - # Of l's'h--t leis 2'y7s c"ch ara
stoy 19qs, on E2dnpTtayr u, f",nCF RI Wv
ave - # Of Ii7thst IT, 21NS!. and I'1oIv h't !,
\. e a;s ia nS hsnr 20 {? ,os y, 40 ra.
I'D. st. ; 80 r. II l,tave; lot. "5NN' H. Wet
5h 200 Of I9sv.; c,G,r al, eo g.r o. o,
tjth.st lot. 2oN7i '"ch. and 3-tory hoir ana Zor
stable, 10 20 and - powninr.>i o. I% 20 a1n
1ocv irregular and 3.~torv aud l-toy building M y
chcry.,t n OF rcaiSt lotS ?,No9 cnI "a r f.
THURSDAY. APRIL =.
Foreclosure sale: LOT y lo,loo = l69d''t $50 70
W Of Gioyc.st a. No III Br aGwav)
FRIDAY APRIL ~.
Foreclosure sale. lot losNjos and 3.story building
Na. s
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Tor Read.nz at 4 go. - 80, !; NJ, 90 so
l., 90 , 100 10. 80 L. NJ II 10 night. ex'els
Sasgrlay Hig i,t sunday II 80 A. NJ. 90. 80. 800
''1 For oMs'r,bofg AZ 10 t5 $40 NJ go 49,
Mint sundays, II 80 A. NJ, / 'co 300, $50 p. NJ.
For rsitsyile a, 100. 100 SIS A. n. ;oo. 70?
tG VS ' II 30 A. NJ 90 3 80 goo r. " iyIS
For sunbury.. Lewi,buEg and wiIawsport; at 20.
r\crp. SATURDAY night. sundays, 10 \. NJ, 90 L. NJ,
II f., Midnight
700. 7;l5. sl5 \. NJ, 90 30 80; 30 70 Aten.
town T. NJ Sunday-. 30, Is \. NJ, 90 80 p VI.
For Wilkeslaric. pit,s,99 and Scranton. s:i5 A. NJ.
For H,d B,nk Ling Ernhch and ronts south 10 Polnt
pc,san. so. Is; ~ 80 !: NJ, 80 - 3 30 Rsd
oNean ',ro,o as. Nshurv Parx 300 = VI 90 p. ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
a, $50. SIS A. M. i:i1 $40 spc'i-D' 4.2c Sh'
fcr Toms Hiyer. .B,nc~t Park and Barn'gat. 40.
FOR Atlantic Cty. vinclnd aud Drdsoton. 3o'>. NJ.
Fcr Monmouth Beach scahrsht and lllshland n"i,s.
sunday. 100 \. NJ. 100 =. "
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GUNNER Resorts.
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.

Accommodate, 200. Hot md cold water every moor.
Electric bells baths, fire aees, latest sanitary sys
ten. Table nT>t-cass GOOD fishing ana huhths III
Tea son. Send for circulars.
SOLOMON KELLY. Proprietor.
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Ncm pnbliranone.

EPILEPSY. -, ,roo,mer,
i1iE WIIIIANSON SANi1ARirM. New-jondon Conn
Sen,i:, % 5n. pos; pa1. Tor &c, or s9nle' or
rVUE HUMAN HAIR; Why II fais On
l 'Iurn, ,.rlr. ant o., /: lnedy. b. Prof. mAhLnf
pARKIR A NJ LONG & Co. lob AT h - nm. "a
"f1orv one 0l.d al this little baok'-N'nchdeuu'
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ROYAL Blu: LINE.
>rw-ycRK. ONTARIOAN AND WESTERN RAILWAY

>rw-ycRK ONTARIOAND WESTERN RAILWAY
HAMS LEAVE WEST +2D-St. , r.,,
$50 A. " rs minute, eari!es from ,Hc ies o. fssws
Inst Tor Mide!eown B GJnso 5b.r,y i,ing,,sa
Msno tarooad"r, sFI Rdn9 os:a o.%eEa
eStt y ~ tamiholl Hall. Lake Nohohn anS sl.d,s
wasa waikiki Vslly Stations s.Wyifs Iibepty liz.
!ug>ton Manor .,,.-., r-,ushurqh liberty IavtnA
,o %nor Ro,kand Walton. Sdnoy NorW,rh oNes -
70, U'ebsSt~r Nia.ari Fall Detfpit- Nhlc'.o
WsM's"' phi an ,,cepIs reclining char ear Tee "
Suspension BriGc' ,rw ox.o,,. Sunday
ia " a. so~3nr roo,n srn.. and s!sepir car bestas
oh,,In.a a, al Broadway. New orh. ..vo-,
'i 4, ANDFRSON. 81. y. % beaVcf's'" Ne"'lUH.
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Irarbcrs.

A GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutors. professors. teachers.
"A governesss ct. IN all departments OF CIR.
OF rood schools PARENTS MIRIAM
COY I.IEitE Eook Building 100 Filth ave cor 10th
A MEXICAN AAD FOREIGN TEACHERS A(iENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GOycrmesses,
Gc 70 Colleges School, ana Families. Apply Ia
MRS. NJ j. fOCNG-FULroN, "a Union square.
ICLCCUTION ard PHYSICAL CULTURE.
IL Class and private instruction Ms. A. MARTIN.
Hotel i;roc>hoist lOl West S5th-,t. Now.YorA City
SUHE FISK Teachers Agencies New. York Boston
i Chicago Los Angeles. &c: 1856 positions MI 81
IL II. CRO,KEn. y. y Manager. 20 jti.avc (ISth..tD
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furnis bc6 Gousrs 90 Ccl.

4 tOOPEESTOWN, NEW-YOHK.
"A Ny summer house furnish d. seven bedrooms spring
water on cN,rv fooT bath ana all con, en-.
icccs starl four horses caFrasc house with wafer
ga. nm Views IN Susqucanna Valley rent for
Al reic,urc. rr0ii'rd Photo mar.
tcul.r. FRANK WALLER: architect 50 broadway. or
PHILLIPS a WELLS. Trituhc I'uiiing.
", WO dcchtfl new house, for trLt. FURNISHED uii.
] furnished suBinef lln,rf III huO'd Hill Lon,
Island 80 minute, out minutes from station fourteen
rooms steam heat open nTericc- ci.g convenience,
delightful, winter monthly rcntls $50 s75
BCRBAN REAL ESTATE IACHANGl.. la broad.
Box 3l4. Richmond III
ID ELLINGTON, VT. Queen CITY Of the state. over
ID looking beautiful Lake Champlain -fhrec dcsir.
able furnished houses 10 rent for the summer months
reasonable nne boating Charming drives, OF
access also desirable proares on the lake front for
Address W. b. McaILLIP.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

au,lrncitc &c 4, used u-,cIy insurng Cleanliness
and Comfort.
Uo,r Track. Protected b, Automatic Block Sig al
s,.,cm T,an- leave station foot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect Dec. IS. 1872.
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lnsirurtion.


For Young Ladics-Cry.
,xo.YnrNG AID DAY > HOOL FOR GIRLS,
II 40. GO7 JIH-AVE. - ,
-, Dr and Mis- CHA> IL. GARDNER Principal
5-1,s y=,l.I ESTXI = OLLIE i.5;h.st, y Y
~ All prartral brsn'h,s day or eN,nlhe az o! az
crc.s tIEMtNI {. dAlN1S. MOUNT 'oII, Dam = -
yy-Il NIssI-s LILY School IDK GIRLS
L " RIVERSIDE DRIVE, -
Sjth and SOth Sts NcwYofK.
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~ Al SOESIKN INST founded 1857.
r. cor. Of West Eid.aNe. ana ilstst
- we Pincipil Mme. VAN NORMAN.
For Boys and Young Men City
n, OOhkIE'INts, stenogru9Hy. tpcwrltn2, &C.. ucf
u uuQhv taught. evening situations iuln!sh'u
address NcN.A ok Busincss Colcse, l21tst. y l.
4, NINERSIIN CfKANMAk SCHOOL, - West o0thst'-
u All cepar mems. HOlrdrs pup rt,clNc-' -, -
For Both ScNes-tity.
gf>HE Prl:LiIL =, HDOL or LANGUAGES,
i Madison square (COr @Jth-st. ana B'"ayJ. $780,
iira IA tie .fu pa AM'rC III ana -urOpedh Clues
MN O.giis now.
Musical Instruction.
L, NPEEr PIANOtOkiE TUITION at pupils resi-.
IL dehcc. N,W system. Trial lesson fee Intellg M
lioi., waited InOFIS>Of, /. East lO,n-st.
=, MNEK > NOON. OF III. .4E4,.O. .p..iIAN con.
- I.lst or VI II "Opens July lst, 1898 BCaFuing
q All uGNt. ages r tn = guar rti-Oi
,5ancd Dudley Buck Prlst Albeit Ro.s Parsons. Vice.
prest A11lcss II. ". Gii!.fNE. -. and IIras.
IL and - Lat liu->t. New-Nork. y. y
=, UMMEK NOIAl. 81 u. -inc ,rorge NJ Greene
- No.s School omen. for summer wo.. June Il. 1898
So IA IRA uacAc up IlO al aita.t-
non toatdag 4ccOmuoosi0.- Aidies- GEORGE VI.
tELENf.. 49, West ODD. New York lily.
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f,nelr ano Mn5lral 1rstrnmenis.
AN ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND GRAND
Upright Vnd Square P.aDns make. IN perfect
dion and fully warranted si,o pumber Of sccondhAnd
Pianos Of ether prominent makers b. low prices
WI. kNAEE ~ co,
15Sjih Ave. 20ih ~. New York.
EMERSON PIANOS.
5ti-aye., lih-st. illustrated catalogues free.
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TREEy1PER HOUSE,

(NT~N IITI WOI NTNlNN, " = :.
Opens for Iie 10. uni,r III" MANAGEMENT OF
W. I. PAIGE. -Four hours from Ncw-lOrk Via West
Shore r. H.. through lallr ga lurc spring wafer;
perfect drainsp.: .,s electric 1lls steam hel,. etc
Cuisine uncNc-d ia, grounds alJo1inc IN.
hotel containing all modern nl roV'ne. VIII he irn,ei
Reduced FAR Junr u ri July. For ro"i"
etc. address ". T. lair" Hotel Marlborough. lroalway
:,r,h AMI 9th -, y Y. City. Late of Hotel ksrtcr
skin and Seninol, Hotel. Winter ParE. Fla.
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bclp Wantco.


NNANTED.-For the United States Army. able bod iod
w unmarried between tho OF II and 80
good pay, ratons clothing ana medical attendance; sp
pcants be prepared TO furnish satisfactory evidence
a. age, character ana habits Apply LAG Park Row.
IL Abingdon Square. NewYork City: OF Oh Fultont
Brooklyn.
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Storage.

AT MORGAN BROTHERS Storage Warehouse. 23o.
IA 236 West 41h.st., Northumberland
furniture Mirrors baggage. pianos
disc: steam passenger aud freight elevators boxing and
ehipuang attended 10 padded for moving I'm city o.
country. Inspection invited. Te'eghore I3 3sth
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ITTIV
II RAD OitD ACADEMY.
ID lcI TIE l-leT 1'ioI Of young Won"A Apply 10
A. IDA a.. ALLEN, EiaGioId Mass.
- NG>tS HOOI. FOR GIRLS Albany. y. Y.
- Under NJ dIt ton " Bishop DOanr On Ice OF -Four
.our-es Of sl,y ot eFad alton SO il stcie, may be
tahcu OF tie Harvard turs- for men. FJt Catalogue
sGdre>, Ms. l.. W. how'd Principal.
-. nILpA'S SUMMER SCHOOL foi: GIRLS.
- NDlsRI ~TpNN. y. j. Iseip0u- July l~i FOR
terms ard rir, ul,rs addi,,- ~lS1 Et SUPERIOR.
INN CAMBRIDGE tMa,-) SCHOOL tOE YOrNE
4 LADltS-Aisan,a.' o: Boston. q let o! Canbrdge
Comforts ~ Hone snail nlwle~..
M. Al.CHIk GIIliAN q, The Director
Miscellaneous
0y EcNASfCAIs DRAWING, MECHANICS. MINISo,
w PROSPECT TING, ARITHMETIC. ETC
be studied al home without loss VI time from WORK
=, begin. Sud need only read and wr,e.
- Ntie fr tEEt .l.aE. giving al latIcua.s. "
NAVAL EXrEpipioT For BOYS 10 THE
By 81. Johns Military hool. Manius: y. Y. VIA The
Ts,at ,h9S "'5sy|a ." fsaets 9t a. eI v y -
Apply for terms.
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miscellaneous.

POLLIN Int. resting reading matter about this
"A worli-famed Table Water Is 10 bc obtained By I'D.
dressing CHARLES GKAEF CO.. 81 Beavcr+t
CARPET cLEANING-Morgan's steam carpet cleaning
" and renoyating works. Broadway and 47hst Cutting
ana 1tting . speciality.
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MrnNE.DAY. ArRIL %


Foreclosure sale: LOT 2i10'l loo. l63dst. $50 10
W Of (iioyc.st. al No III ~ adwsvl
FRIDAY, APRIL ~.
Foreclosure sale lot 10 SNjoS and 3-sforv building
No GS Tldrdce..r 3gA n of Iies;erst ! "f 31N
100 i and 5st0ry 40 - We.t lo2dst 100 u e.
" Coluubus-1Nc. (N No III EfoadHayD
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~ AZ NOEyIkN INST Founded 1901.
> h. cor Of West fidaNe ana ilstsLo,,,
" P.lnclyil. Mme VAN NORMAN
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FALL. River LINE.

TNI.I., EI.DITITD TO EONIUN, NH. EINIK,
rI.uN ipt l. aud al Principal Fate ront, steam.
81, III iIrNH and PLYMOUTH M commission from
I'il y r.. foot Of Musr'y.-t wees days and
day, a, 30 -. Connecting annex boa
tlfV ~ f.ru,ElYu 90 ORCHESTRA On
tE II SI..NMEG. Two connecting yr-tibilcG express
rain. Ittsrr, duo E,-oI 90 and a. IA
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Mis-. 6lDEDt MII CALI
lU VOCAL GNSTKl CTlON.
% P.t:h Avenue. Room .. Afternoons.
For Both ScXes.-Country.


For Both ScXes-Country.
l., ASTMAN business Coi.iH''E roishkeepsie n: Y.
IL OIL 4hofJl IA inst ton IN bookkeeping.
laukinc Commercial Lew. PonmanshP Corr spondehcc.
Arithmetic. &c. lei ciLy SIC OF t, Tyl cn tln- s.
4 men a " p
notice NO charg ior furnished Sni 20, at &C.
IN ~ NlNGION S.MI,Ahl IOf Dot1 sc,s opens
i next term April lo'h; very heal'nf Il; convenient
L. New.Yok ana Thsdn 4hai rs tcahers IN the faculty
Adore IilOS. HANLDN, ID. D. Fcin!n.t IN, y. j.
For Bows and Young Men-Country
y ORDEN own ~. IL MiLIIAEY INSTITUTE
LAPI 4. D. LANDON, tOMMANDANT
(NAMi' WA>uININo. FOR BOYS Twin LsAes. Itch.
u fed Co.. Ooi,u-SccoLd opens June ID. Terms
nd la,ticuar- from Rev. g. THOMPSON, Canaan, Conn.,
IrREEHOLD INSTITUTE. irccDold, y. j.. 4jth year.
college Preparation specially bu'!ness, high school
AID Classical COURSE.
NIWlON q. j. Institute. 500 T. ecv. Best School
y .or hoy, Best -auit~ry dppoiAlneat- SicaT. heat
Everywhere. S'tau.hcatcd swimming tank j. Wilson, a 81
,y,HE PLEK SKILL. MILITARY ACADEMY
i CON d.. send for Nu stel catalogue.
JOHN Y. TiLDIN. a. N. NJ. d, Principal.
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STEAMBOATS,
ALBANY BOATS.


STEAMERS pEt.N ,ua Di.AN RICHMOND leave Od
pic Al = Il. foot tiAa--t at l.. ". daily (suudays
excepted Dii,.t 70 mt Nurth. East and
N..i >iturI1, nirht st"1mc" connect, With sunday
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STONIMGT0N Line.

AXIS EiDi., - 10 BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
ol,, f.Sl i.K aud all Eastern font. inside fOL H..
.amrr, NiIODI. ISLAND ana MAINE lrayr new Per
u ' L.. DlOch above taid..,t. at 80 l.. NJ. daily
-LI
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CHURCHILL HALL,

STAFFORD, \. y. -
NOW OPEN. nfNITUFrL AND ATTRACTIVE
RESORT 1890
roi,i fi.t week in MAJ v,h plan Of rooms, and WI
car 81 adrir.S W-NoiE ~ EIOoSlAn # notified
Tor circular. ara niofi alton. 'ddf">s . .
l.. CRl Re Hi. Vi. D.. Sonforh y. y
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.


'V,IiE PLEK ~KILL MILITARY ACADEMY
i Com \ al send for Niu-ustel catalogue.
JOHN Y. TiLDl.N. a. NJ NJ. d, fTinclpa
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HOTEL CASTLETON,

Brighton Heights. New Brighton. sfnten is'hnd'
Delightfully."- loca"6. overlooking n: V hay anI s.r'
rounding cities. Sui.;aY and modern improvements
sric, asvci water, baths every fGor cir.tf ic'l,
and lgiting passenger and oag2sQ" elevators 200 "t
Of piaI1as IN pug, ali, cIrfy Iecautou "-a,t ~ ~
md frscla--; - minutes lion lower boalNdF
- ,r.,,r, md f.ou.n, boat service: hotel stage III
wl,i,inr ' JAS II. RODGERS. Proprietor
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Ncw.York. SATURDAY Apiil -
total amount realized a the Exchange IRON AUG,
sale. Of IN, Mn 'I'''-
TO-DAY was - ,tj iOj a, acan,t -49iooO tn h-uf''
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE

the brigade commanders, being among the
killed. At dark the Confcderates occupying
the redonbt on the Baldwin's Ferry road, who
meanwhile had been reinforced, made sorte
and drove off the Union troops in the ditch.
McClernand's troops near the railroad about
the same time retired from the ditch which
they had occupied since morning.
The result of the assault was entirely un.
successful at all points, and in his official report
Gen. Grant laid severe blame upon McClerDand
for the misleading character of his dispatches,
by which he was induced to renew the assault,
and which he STATED resulted in the increase
of our mortality list fully so per cent. without
advancing our position or giving us other adj
vantages." This led to considerable cOntrO.
versy between the two Generals, which it is
not necessary here to follow out.
1t lad now become apparent that the enemy's
works were too strong to be carried by assault,
and that regular siege was unavoidable. Ac-
cordngly orders for beginning the siege were
issued on May 25. Measures were at once
taken to guard against an attack from the rear.
Osterhanss Division of the Thirteenth Corps,
had been sent back to guard the Big Black
Bridge Immediately after the assault Of May %,
and on the Goth an expedition consisting of six
brigades-three each from the Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Corps-was formed to march to
the northeast between the YaZoo and Big Black
Rivers, discover what force the enemy under
johnston nau In tDat region ana, III poSSiDie,
dispense it. Blair having proceeded sufficiently
far to satisfy him that there was no large body
of the enemy between the Yazoo and the Big
Black, returned to Haines's Bluff by way of the
Yazoo Valley, destroying all supplies that could
be of use to the enemy, and about the same
time gunboat expedition was sent up the va
zoo as far as YaZ0o City, destroying all boats In
the river.
1t becoming known to Gen. Grant that the
enemy under Johnston was organizing large
force in his rear, he called for reinforcements,
and two divisions of the Ninth Corps. under
Gen. j. G.. Parke, were at once sent from Ohio,
and one division, under Gen. F. j. Heron, was
sent from Missouri. These prompt measures
destroyed the opportunities that Johnston
would otherwise have had for attack. Herron's
Division arrived on June g. and was marched
across the peninsula and ferried over the river
below Warrenton, coming up on the south side
of Vicksburg and taking position on the War
renton road, enabling Lauman to close up on
Netherlands left and thus perfect the invest
ment Oh the south side.
TO be continued)
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not her home one of luxury? etc, etc. Yes,
she admitted each clause i'm the indictment
as it was checked off.
"but, father she sobbed, ~ loved him
so very much, and-oh could not marry
that other"
"Where was this wretched marriage per-
formed?" he inquired, savagely.
Milwaukee," answered the girl, in a
great hurry.
"rH have it dissolved, by Cad, / will -
swore the enraged pater, getting noisy again.
''Let me remind you, SIR" l said de-
liberately, THAT your daughter is of age" i
was not sure about it); ''tlat we are legally
married, and that any amount of talk will
not alter the fact. j must also suggest that
as our train leaves for the South at 4 O'Clock
we have very little time to devote to this sort
of thing
"Eh, what! adding insult to INJURY" he
roared "Well, I'll leave you here for the
present, but You will hear from me, sir, y
shaking the cane in my face. I'm not the
man to submit tamely to a rascally abduction
of this character You're scoundrel sir a
id scoundrel,'' reiterated my angelic
father-in-law; and with this choice parting
shot he retired, slamming the door after
him.
"IIow did manage it?'' inquired, turn
ing TO where the future Mrs Trehune was
sitting She had tainted Just like woman,
She had the nerve to go through scene like
this undisturbed, to all appearance, and then
when the danger was over she must spoil 1t
all by an exhibition of weakness. / rushed
to the water poured a glass of it out and ap-
preached the young woman. She was re-
covering, though, before l reached her, and
in an instant sat up.
How can | ever repay you?" she asked
1" You did it superbly. and George will soon be
here now" (glancing at her watch). "My dear
SIR she went on, II cannot tell you how
grateful | am / shall make Mr. Tribune
call at your office this evening and thank you
personally"
Ny engagement as Miss Talbot's husband
was evidently at an end, so protesting that l
would willingly have done twice as much for
her, | withdrew. Trehune came in late in
the afternoon. and they We're married by the
Rector of Christ Church. The Kansas City
young man called on me in the evening and
insisted on my going to supper with him and
the bride. We had jolly little spread of
pate de fois gras and champagne at the Ryan
cafe and | have never set eyes on either of
the Trehunes or the venerable Mr.. Talbot of
Chicago from that moment to this.-Chicago
Herald
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neMsnapers.

Frank G. Carpenter has always been noted
for his power of getting access to the great men
of the world, and also for his ability in the
securing OF pictures, photographs, and anything
that he wishes. During his recent trip in
Russia he carried camera into the Holy of
HOLES of Moscow and photographed things
which no foreigner has ever dared to touch.
When he went around the world he carried a
large Photographic establishment with him,
and he took pictures in the palaces of many of
the nonarchs with whom be talked. He has
ransacked the world for the pictures which he
has in his lecture and he has spared neither
trouble nor expense in getting the very best.
His pictures are made from original negatives,
and he has more than 100 life portraits of our
most famous hen and women.
Among his foreign portraits is one Of Ii Hung
Chang and Gen. Grant, made from a negative
which was taken while Grant was in China, and
purchased By Mr.. Carpenter in Tientsin. His
portrait of the late Khedive he got in Egypt.
and his picture of the King of Greece was made
in Athens The Patriarch of Jerusalem gave
him the photograph which he uses, and the
Prince Bismarck pictures he got in Germany
last Summer.
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Seed Catalogue Worth Having,

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