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LT 2 NEW PUSLICATIONS. i THE ENGLISH LAN- THE RAREST BOOKS 1 GUAC TICAL Accm'm' OF THE { THE_ENGLISH LANGUAGE, Avry WHIOH DT 1XG THE LAST PIFTY YEARS onsvs TIoN 07 I ¥AYER Corinm. F: vo. pp. I, 395, 31l k. Devid 6. ¥rascis The lovers of old L nglish 1i have reason to coa- ratulate thems: that the reprinting of the most valua blo contribugion to bibliographical knowledge which has been given to our language for many years, has beca un- dertaken by a publisher who has a genuine apprecistion of the remarkable t of tho book, and the good taste and Liberality to clotho it in a garb appropriste to its subject and worthy of it in poiut of elsgance, neatncss and ac- euracy. The mochanical execution of the four handsome volumes for which wo areindcbted to Mr. Francis is almost #nough, irrespective of the litorary and historical merit of MMr. Collier’s work, to tempt anybody to buy them. Wo have not secn the English odition, but it is said to be far Snferior to the American one, aad we are glad to perceive that Mr. Collier Las made a handsome acknowledgment of Mr. Fraucis's enterprise. Onb of the chiof merits of Mr. Collier's hook is that it is supplementary to all othor bibliographical manuals. Many of the articles describe productions altorother unknown to other investigators, books of uju.h only a single copy {s known to b in existeuce, or separato tracts of tho ut- most rarity. A very fow more common but still’soarce publications will bo found interspersed, a circumstance arising from tho fact that the author has incorporated in his four volumes the whole of the *Bridgewater Cata- logne,” drawn up by him about 30 years ago for the first Farl of Ellesmere, and privately printed it tho expense of that nobleman. Dut excopt for the sake of illustration or the correction of some important error, Mr. Collier never eriticizos & volume which has passed through the hands of any previous bibliographer. And what is of great import- ance, he discusses the merits and peculiaritics of no book which has not been carefully reed by his own eyes. His work is by no meaus a bare catalogue, nor is it morely what it professis to be in its tide-pago—a biblio- graphy. With all nocdful information respecting the date, suthorship, &c, of every publication that he de- seribes, he farvishes a satisfictory, and in many casesa very entertaining account of its subjoct matter and style, with abundant extracts by way of specimens. Ho gives s stanzas and whole poems which were excluded by the suthors from the sccoud improssions of their works, and bave not found their way back into any subscquent editions. Fle enalles us to correct many important and curious errors which have been universally curreat in modern reprints of ancient writers, end he points out some mistakes even as to the authorship of certain pro- @uetions. While his labors must prove of immeuse value to thoe bibliographer, they are certain at tho samo time to Do scceptable to the antiquary and the student of Liter ature. As 8 sample of theso strango bits of mhnm(‘m which 'liy by found scattered through tiese pages, we copy an extract respecting women's dress from “A Godly and Prof- ftable Treatise, intituled, Absolom, his Fall, or the Ruin of Roysters,” &e., 6 black letter of the 16th Century. Our roaders may thick it not impertinent to the present timo: * As for their litil> copned erowne hats, which are 8o Litils and so L Iitnul the sme Ll st Llast of winds woull carie tuem avay, vl ‘whic ioially isel thinke, pifned to thoir beads, of st lsast wise to the aliire of their Leads, aro the not more comelio for Litl: culiren, or babies that theebiliron meke, than for tuem? As for their deepo and great Taffes (wherein, 3 thinke, the dincll licth in every set) ar: they not more fit for monsters and giauls, lhnn for such slovder and jender croa- Sures of Godt" As for their farlingalos (which bat for rever- enoe sake we might otherwise term) which solike breeches stand about them, or: they vot better beseeming the state of than the corps of wise and discroete woment As for m truncke sl:eves, made to their gownes, are not the sleeves $heroof more fiter to weare in stead of men's Venetians, than Bhe alzeves of women 1 And #1l this (for £ooth) must be to pro- %m tender corcasscs from tue weather,” 8ir Edward Dyer published at Osford, in 1588, “ Sixo Kdillia; thet is, Sixe emall or petty Poems or Zglogues, hosen of the right famous Sicilisn Poet Theocritus, and translated into English verse.” Among them is a version of the fable of Venus and Adonis, in which the boar, being by the Paphisn goddess for causing the death of Adonis, replies that Le only wiskod to kiss and not to wounll the beautiful youth, snd then continues in the following remarkable strain: - Whm!m these tooth, Veous, Or punish or cut out. - Why boare I in my snowt These ncedless tecth about 3f this may not suflic Cut off wy chops likewise.” ‘Under the name of Nicho'as Breton, the pastoral poet of the beginning of the seventeenth century, we have an ac- count of that euthor's “Passionate Shepheard; or, The Bhepheardes Love,” which Mr. Collier pronounces “ an entire novelty in our poctical anna's; it is not to be traced #n any catalogue or work on bibliography.” We subjoin several extracts from this literary euriosity, by which our readers will see that it Las bigher merits than razity to ro- commendvit: ho can tive In heart s0 glsd the merrie c o A ee the moruing Sunue azi ST hebe hoares 1o every Spring How the Birdes doe chipe aud siogy Or befute the boundes in crio, §-e the Hare goe stealing by Oraloug the eballow brocke, Ang ing with 8 badted Eooka, Bee the fubos loape sad 1u s blessed sanny day," ke. And o0 he procceds, enumerating a varisty of rursl sights w aud eading thus p-tmuhu regardiag bis saop- 4 4 For whose sske | say snd swears, By the passions tial | beate, llli 1 » kinglle ; :::.""'..::.\."u?fi o 0 bocomie 8 coun! . it o e and #1d to fecde on eet subjact of my soug; In Aglains ouely cyes Al wy worldly peradise.” ch thonght and language, fn this umeut of poetry, are to be improved. me tecl person, who bad au accidental w"uyhunflnd by Aglaa, or why this couplot in what is #And that skarre upon thy theoste: 1o uck stutre on Stellas coate. In the nm division the anthor shows his acquafntance, not lassical poets, but with Petrorch, Ariosto, lld Guaris), sud enumerates them in that somewhat Befective order. * Past. 5" is short, and ends on the roverse of sign. C, whea wo arrive at o new heading, “‘Bundry sweet and Pessionated P but among them thera is not o “sonzet” strictly g0 callsd, but o namber of misoelly with A farewell to the wo:ld mlau pocms, Logizning with vl 1o AMDRD theroeo! ero the measure chas, 4 .I.-hl'l:n- in qussreirs, and it opens: o . for t16 last furowel! I meine to meke o1 the troniles of my tired thonght: is lo.ve 8t bast, and this last lo.ve | toke Of sose, sad a1, tiat have my seriowe sought.” This plece Is more 1o Breton's didactio etyle than any of the ing pestorels, end in succossion Bo bids farcwell to u. beasiy, Liicitilip, | Ay Tiope, fortune, art, and Biil, be revers to Aglals, aud W 8 rustio Lfe, de- -'h‘nv‘lldl-dnt olpe tn tans, Y °"'5v--“'="~'4-"'“'°"' Slras ibon iy Spring et ol song.” oTnis production occoples aboat fivé pages, but we extract u stanza from it 50 it accords so well with some 1o & poora sitributed to lmun in * England's Helion:" “The tled tongue of feying eloauence ok v ore st oy sl trasts an's poseonated poem,» which may betermad e - Fore- 35 atanzas of xu-h the onepun- ”Ollm'hhlhudxl\m muu. t, Tho description and praise of bis “m Lon,.nd is 1 pome places railier warm and minate: -TDS& "ln-di: l: vory Lively and briel tweuly four sbort lmes I‘l.:unhh were vided as if messuso, aud bis lines, as the Sounet 5" 'l.wh xactly "ull oll.hlluo!uhnfl We pass ovor Gom Bretoa's * -fi‘-\\lnaofll—. ‘nflflbhflhm"{ And love ia Argos eyes dea Jeslounte » fiond: Liile truth dot. gvine 8o 1i(1a grace A ke, i woi d 6 woo i piace” "Sonuflv‘llm!lvrl*lfl ¥ Sonnet 10. Tholast poem in the volumeXwtich ends onRign. ¥ 3 1) doscrves to be extracted, if ;vl for nulz ayety and \(lha:l i l)‘ of its exy “‘-.ul:fiu'll.h’;i’: voly 6 it bs lovely; nad we are, of conres, v oW iaaddiossed to Afiaia: # Proty twink'ing starrs eves, Jlow ‘Ad \A 1o first devise Boeh in your sight A.m.u— \m such d wm. As to make him, lik |L, with lookes untl e di? . Sure, yoo were not mede ot first For such mischief to bo cuzst Asto kil dffeciions oure That doth onely truth dostare: I\ ere w wonders n-vrv Love sud Besuty lie # Plassed eyes. then give your bl-dnl' Fhat e pass e bost cxprewing, s ve. that oo ¢l we oo - not i de 206 7 Tut n gent's ‘Sous hiet dircrtions Bliow the praise of your s, weisb it m m on the Dean of Canterbn DEANS ENOLIST. 4 chlu By O. Wasmisoron MB\;{I. " e u""'"g..u'y"" of Litoratare. Fourth Fditioa: Yoo i 18% Aligaoder Sirsias. In this -plnud Jittlo volume Dean Alford, whoso criti- cisms on certain common vices of style and expression wore noticed at somo length in TEE*TRIBUNE & month or two ago, is fairly convicted of numorous gross violations of tho rules of Engluh composition. Butitmay be doubted whether it was"worth while to expen! so much ink aad popor in showing that Dr. Alford, liko a guide-bonsd, points out the right way, without walking in it himself.: There are very few points in whick Mr. Moon disputes the Dean's principlos; his quarrel is rather with the very roverend eritic's practico. Ho disseots his advorsary’s scntonces with a savage hilarity which suggests tho sealp- ing-knifo rather than the scalpel, and holds up the gory romains more as trophies of victory than as dreadful ex- amples to be avoided. It must be admitted that his ob- ections are generally woll taken; but thero are ono or two instances im which he is certainly unfuir. Ife quotes tho following passage of the Doan's: “ While treating of the pronunciation of those who winister in public, two other words ocour to mo which are vory cormmonly mangled by our clorgy. Oneof these [a] is ‘covetous,’ and its eub- stantive ‘ covetousness' I hope some who n«'\d these lines will be induced to leave off pronouncing them [J] ‘cove- tious, and ‘covetiousuess.' I can assure them [c] that when they [d] do thus call fiem <], ono at least of their [f] hearers has bis appreciation of their [2] to aching dis- turbed.” M. Moon remarks that this extract may bo read in 10,240 difforent ways. Tho first these” [a] may apply to “words,” or “clergy;"” “them" [] to ““words,” © clorgy,” ¢ readors,” or “linos,” and so on. Ifr. Dean's sentences are cortainly bad onough, but not 5 bades Mr. Moon ropresents thom to be, Tho word *them” [1] cannot by strotch of syntax be referred to ¢ read rs,” and tho climination of this single from Mr. Moon's inge- nious sum in multiplication makes, in the total result, & difference of no fewer than 4,005 readings. Again, Mr. Moon finds fault with the Dean for saying that L clu\s noticed in Shakespeare “ the word party uscd for an indi vidual” How is it,” asks Mr. Moon, * that you call & man an éndividual 7" Tho use of ¢ indivilual” hereis strictly correct : Dr. Alford wished to deaoto one por- son as distinguished from a body of men, and * individu- &l is precisely the word he ought to have employed. Mr. Moon's book, offensive’as it is in tone, may serve a useful purposs by warning us against carelessnoss in the arrangement of words, ns well s st some mora so- rious faults of which the Dean is proved to have been guilty ; but it willdo 1:ss sarvice than the little cssay which it s0 savagely aseails, bocauss it is strictly personal in its eharacter, whilo tho latter aims to correct the com-r mon vices of speech and writing which pervade society. P e, Flools Ecceived, netaof Ameties, Ascertoined during s it to the §. Morton Peto, Dot Resources and hil Bl“l Ao IM Cen 120, pp. 101, e the Canses of Foverty nM Diseontent In Trelend, ¥ their Rowoval. Ey . M. Jo:nings, mem: <gestions € 1 Toer of the Koyil Irish Acadeary, sad 1'ellow of the Grological Society of London. &vo, py. %. Lubliu: Hodges, Swith, & Tho Preveation of Punies; or, Suzzeatons £ an Eeonomieal Syutem ‘in Conmection with tha Constraction of r-uu Vorie 1 ey Countey 1o the World, without slther Mortgazes, Borde, or'Interou. 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GENIS WANTED for HORACE GKE ELEY® Vol. 1 of this e h rallel oo~ baving .\uh} hoge £34smd o g ":!'} r&“:ifl., the r‘,i”,."f: &l parties, by leading G encrs of th the Provident TLR T 85 astaet euchors and, Wapmsraitiyse tn Congross, Suate Goveraoms, Literary mes, and by Wousends alicaly opposed to A Tand hu"w‘ll)oy-\lhhd tu Augnet, and will more than aracter of the first. la its preparation, the vast ‘amount of llm, labor, and peins-taking rnnvch devoted to a careful wifting of the meas of cru'e surface material adopled by earlier vnllnl ‘without vnrhzmm, lnd o the rollcction nl {uportant informatior hitberto inacces:ib! overlooked—inclnding much from the Rnbel ot fall -v;dex the eminent )qu‘llfin;l‘:noflb- wotl prodnce weecord of turpaicng cxcollence which wil, suversods &1 ‘other woTks ou the subject. 0. D. CASE & Co., Pudilshers, ©. 11, GILDERSLEEVE, No. 1 Epruce-st., N. Y. ARSELL, PETTER & GALPIN of London, hln L utabthedan Agency ln Now-York for the wl of thels iz BOO! WALTER LOW, No. 87 Brosdway, New-York. IASSEL PETTER & GALWN® Illustrated SATALOGUE, willbe eut by mal to sy address, on goceish of Fifiocn The ordinery Calsiomud on ren WALTER LOW, No. 3% Brosdwsy, New-Yors. Bnonrance Companies. Ornica or yus Towsro | vmn-v- Co. 'r A mma of t\u Boml of Dimmn of t£ RY A Leld on the 27th IDSTOMERS of this COMPAN o &L CERTIFICATES OF « FROFITS' ln ¥ il od fo obte'n an f ) — recelpt for u.-lL © 1 "NEW-Y¥ORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1860 'fltmla. A AAAAAA AR AN ME RICAN HOT! L, lsrnndwny and Eighth-st New-Yoik, on the Evropesn Plas, Rooms in salies or singly, feal @state for Sale. A ‘IIFAP (OUNTl Y HOME; 46 minutes from h ' —“llbi!‘~ and LOTS on ey termi nAH.l oth: R K x’culm No 'A(euaN' on the margin of White Lake, ot from Montiealio, 14 miles from ot Tk, 6 m Philsdelptia by Bty scre tructs, ot 625 { g00a busincss ojening " g20d sock 24 making improvements. “Apoly (o CHAS. K. s master, Viveland, Lendis tawnship. N.J, Letiens x¢ contelning foll information wil be sent frea. From lieport of Solon. Kobinasn, Agricultural Kdisorof The Grivune: 1 is one of the mort extensive fertile tract, an aimost level position and ewiteh ¢ condition for pleasant Jarming that we know of wide of the Western Prairies. > A'l' MIDDLETOWN POIN N. J.—A small FRUIT FARM coutaiaingsbont four Lr .< mnbml: errios an 5ot yet ackected o 11w o 4 Laws b GED ! “wnnfinmé‘“ Jodge Busnar, Jut T Ui, inclair House ; Mnnhcn, Page T. Gele. " rencesdoin Avderson, enq. ; W. Tarabe, 1. W Parkar, Athines Deliyoics, Lobers 1, brcws, 3 iy DIRMINGIAM, i Farmiv'cs gnd Gentlemen visting N iratrshom wit nd his Tote most desirably located in o privete qusre, aud fn the centes of the town, plditions Luve lately been mide, with o pravate el tory HOU. '{, easant part of Bed; vir" ( trav t howe aze ieured to visitors in \r\ llll Brookl rick front, Thisteenth We this well-kn y sttention, combiued wiih reasou- MOTE, WY Fost Offce. eble charges, re s continsuce of te suppors - ceived for many years by ks present ""'r'« A e i roprie JOR SALE and_to LET—3 Fant DWEL at.$1,000 to $10.000; 11 5 §500. Smal cottages o elogant dweliaze buflt f ral eot eot ments : alio u(' B MILCER, A five drives, Proprietor. w fur iahire, bosting, ke. "R .o,a fogus ot L. PARK J E. con- e L Lk tinlog 75 seres of Wood, Meadow snd Arsble Lnd, beautifully '-R lt’“} ?01:1'4'5'\ located within the windings of the Housstonlc, end bounded entirely -t ;m“f,i',‘,,‘,’,"“,:,,':'m . by the river and road. Iis fa the immediate ty of many fise | and . Jo perons. Five fshiug, bosting, Curtisres meet tho w-York wt Hv I, u v l l| Ih!lmld at Moncoe, residences, snd powsesses vare country seat. The outbul'dings are value. ire of HOMEIF MORGAY, ]flUI. SALE—A FARM of cleared, sultable for earn, cotton, end most uplsnd produ dress JAMES GORDON, G tory brick HO daily except Saturday. w the d:30 tr riker parsiculars S BROWNNG'E o, Monrre 0. 2 Pinest, —-——-—-E Cumtxons ll!umzb-—fcmalu. R of wall ro ccommanded Gorman Girls faom, G want ITUATION 0 do prasmal HOUSEWORK, &, at Mra. «nt 1 at.. peat the Boser, ‘ll\ TAND UH..\AJ\ LADIES who wish to women and ghls, st g good, faith CARKOLL'S Ageucy, cely suited at mize by empl be 1y impeoving in valoe, and ina ¢ i Apply o nu.mmm 10anted—Alales. AN o first-class education, I.\\v-w a first-class education, (i nnble ity ref Tence, Is in immediate want of em- clo & locnan, or lght porter, ot moderate il ibuue Utiice. ' No in the conn NT 8 \L‘ SM or retail bouse, Add: 5 acres, pearly now lmprov hesithy end Tepldly improving locality fn the Tweaty forts Ward, Pl . #0,00—enry teims; of exchanzed in part fr 3 wel-impr a comp frm fu convenioat - Abdress ALBENT.S, ASHLE AL experience; i wiling Those wishivg bis 721 Mar, g 3 iban s education and cmilovm L Filtieth “,,w.u e man Esta n-stone HOT v, bigh-stoop, bro For particu 10N as COACH- s busivess, and will wilk, if very best of roferciica Addioss K L., ng and be T e Inquie of & JOURN, sy onder efil; has for two days. t|'0u oue Pir l“““ nl..h llH. i ck DWEL- L \H'N WAN competent young ITER, ll e §loy bim. will pleae d Protestant M ‘wd GRAYO |n.‘md ~n‘ mm.l,{ Addre l\nl) wi LT TEID & CRAGETT, l E—About 600 aeres of a beantitul Impe- Paiutiog of THE oy FI(:n‘l 5 ke .3 ). "ll\..‘u\\n‘nlh(!fl‘l“‘ aount "u. : ; Y0V WANT 2 wholesale dry good pent »nn.muuum A;“ o LUTLOW, Far Salery $100 Addrews Box No, 731 Po t-OM FASSERS WANTED—} Lt [ OqITl\ ES \l L ot ¥ BUIL DI tolsatar Connty, Adjourrel from LEY l'll SELL on MONDAY, Jul; i Salesroom, No. 111 Eroasdwas. New Y or Sites, baodsomel ‘ed ahout o/ m steamboat Lind v, beloujing to t o No &) Wal Halated. Meps ot the nd LO. AM colr, RHAL ESTAT Ko ¢ Pore'sr, \i’lLl.l Bas for SALF. an Moy 1o b cicy fou tery brows tone HOUSE snd STA 01100 bu diste'y Also, » lm-b-x n{ IIUL on v i te—t imme Apr of them i 3 W. BENEDIC] RIEAL FSTATE AND LOAN TNROKER, NOS. 4 AND @ PINEST, ROUM KO. 3, QOR SALE—OR TC 1.?,1 — “'A\n DA Protestant womsn stoCOOK, WASI! and HILON, to go ia the country, Apply st Room No. ?, No. 181 Bre '.A Y. p VWANIED.—8200 p Iutrodice out ww 1, Month _paid to_A nl n- SEWING-MAGHINES, e dwelling Louse, > m,«.;’n’,',",‘ T . Kechus's v s, wull st P et S W T SV R T S 4 s s e E) fionses mw Iurmg (Damcb > Q‘xmwwna ‘ ANT Conl and Wood Yard, or wi tablished, fn o contral loeation, Apy ILTON, No. 137 Brosdway. e o s T AT e w T reromeers | Mo "I' o o £et. TEAM POWER—E ROOMS ‘H\I(ll i FOR commodioun Ste b o, ])‘..Il daily, ( fst ‘n. Also, HOUSES ou Seventy J Mo I'-n for the round trp tolot. Apply o (o T Firsave, of 5. FIZON. ) g A R rl‘lo LE[—Faruished ROOMS, ( w rvl Bath, N WL, N CLAYTON, Sopt, 0 S VMR Bete e ]‘ CURSIONS 10 YONKELS, GRASSY TOINT, n K S S, WEST POINT, COLD SPLINO, CORNWALL .vu REW-HAMEURGH MIL ON wod POUOHKEEP: FXIA will leave dsiyat 9a ., ‘. 89115, leaving ‘Pougrhepeis o fotara st 3 b S0 at rediiced rates will be mede with S INISHED BE Il] ‘H)‘H l«"’l Prices {rom 5 por wask oyward neigl el aences requised. N ] lU -m ry ue veur Brondw point wud Now-Fu of fute ¢ st have ol U tan he end 5o ontoon " livaokiyn Tely Ao v wilorTihe s il Lk Sopockor o abling travelars to family havis i than th wi Do tore, wil 6nd | the relobr.ted It 31 vard Coprer ¥ Ui 0o, opportur ‘of rofarences given and required. Ad Miite of ihe ERIF drea Box Not 1y Ollice. o1 vot.. oc No. 15 Proposals. (PI'. -] I.(ll’(iw AL TICE TO CONTRAC otk by the Street ¢ 4P Py ionc: We 20, 1. Add EMINARY doring the vaca Mre. 8. E. W. AIWATER, neine . J—A family of four “ummer. Apply st No. 37 g = IHI NTRY BOARD WANTED—For a family of | > to bt b th five (at 8 facim honse preforted), on the Mudson. Address’E. Co ot the atform, whieh X l\v 18 Wallst. b “ N ';:’vu".nflndunlzl': lu‘lf: the bove, and blark © office of the Street ( d excieling the suount of easant aceor smmoda ¥ N. Y treetCommisiorer. oot Depannewr, New-Youx. July 5, 1 An ~bealed proposals, indorsed, for . o Coutral Park, voir the Kecoly- } J l:l\']'ll INSTITI bouee in (A REOPENS for SUMMER BOARD. b, ether seith the rame of the bidder ad date of its Finest air Lcation and siyed et this office antil 11 o'l ok b w, of Tuew £ Suiy, 1065, ot Whick tima they wil ba publi-ly roves, walks and ponds; ¢ and uight boats, “Illnlll Jited. " Hefercace to gucs l‘A!\l‘ DUNMORE HOU "Thiv exeellent Sammer resot s vow opan o7 ¢ fumitien and ouri t Brandon, House, CAKIL u_m-w, & Co.. Projrieco bAbll)lI, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, K. | roe mils East of Stomingron, Conn PLIMPTON Hous First seaeon. New Ilnm ’hv't u medations, Gpen rom the midile of Ju Tesmpbar ths Vling « dwelling o Perk near the can ol ww-YomK. June 30, 163 LED PROPOSALS ’ y Mo Crotox Aar G 1RON-FOU \‘l ! b ree iy, . mof 4 HURST 4 waterpipe ( 5 ok wiih ulraine S I ON & Alm Julyl [ORED 13 TR0N HE STETRON ll()x iron Water: 3 15 nOW wwn for the ac- eommodation of guests. Room U e gother wits the name of the bidder end thie Astor House, New York, or by telegraph date of it whering. . The am of wecnrtiy required will ba ten thousand doll. FHE HOT SPRINGS, 1) T g e A e o spylication at TARDY, WILLIAMS & Co., Pre e Bathe vary n temperatuge, from 6 to 107 ful ow opened for knnr ol visitors, Tho Haiel sud Cablus bare bees rrp ied, AW G the Mfsu and re-fugnished, eatir, with mew bels, bedding, wn‘umlmfl. "The Bathing . lltios ha16 been lncreas These Bprings have been well and favorably known for the pust Lkt and bavs brcome celebrated for the curs of Rheumatio Bhia, Dladder nd Woub, Faisly @ place wil bo id's A fine PAVERS. —Sepanate sealed work for which hree PO STONE-BLOCK Propossls, ench indorspd with the title of ¢ I wny be oft-red, the unue of bidder and the date of ofering, w d st this Offien wnli 11 o'clock s m. of MONDAY, July, e constetion of 8 10 F-BLOGK. FAVEMENTS in Cor o fom Pearl-steest to North liver; S trect, frow Av Chat o ste-t from trvet ta Grean: . fom Sixih o P Thirty firat- n Kilth to avente to Brordway Baxtoratreet; nd Twenty bf: dar enue D) to the i J-fi!m the proj Ialn”. i attractive 1o Dleswors serkers es well s 0 1 cen enzize uvm,'Ih!bdmr. ;‘r-:lr: o Jinzs F. Wistiaws, M. B, Reddent Phyncl BT A T e O A T ST T TEY N R ik £ o Sk wweie 1 bida and ‘stecifications ean be obtained o applies- 50850 the Contene Clnch ot e B v Fuarnitnve, A0S st LL kinds of FURNITURE, MATIRESS Office Croton Aqueduet Depaitment. Ji BEDDING, LOOKING GLANSES. cheapest at . W, EDEN & CAMP 5o 283 liowery. betw - ’ Fnaients Call "Buve samers Gooda. warraated s dekive froa. Yuraiture in ssltee S E Instruction. AR A AAAAAAARA AN~ AN AN FRENCH LADY—Conyersant with Eng qualified tobesch il branches, Musie, ete., dosires t3 mu. goment with s fumily,” Woull aecept for teBummer o p stion for s fow bours' daily fustouct \(\hl LL EDUC, A‘l‘hl) )onmz lldy, from Puris, of some o ¢ with 2 unily GOV NEESS o 15 ACHY T for the Svanpes o Jonger: .Nhl would have no objection to travel with l ynun lady in either eice ouh--rd. Addron B, A O.. care of No. 42 \n—y e, Kew Yok, LMIBA l'hllx\hl‘ COLLEGE, Wil fall oo i Cigsies, Mathomaties, Sctences 1nd Belles fotren, Terms molerste. App! eward thels names lmm«sll-ltly in order to sscurs nwnn. A‘..hu the Rev. A. W, (, WLES, D D, Presidont INSTI JORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE prepares young men for eollegn ot for busiiess, and glves 8 clioice of thres courses of study to ladies, Fall term, Aug. 3—#60 for 13 weoke, Addreas for twilfth snnasl cutalogue, the Hor. JO- SEPHE. Fort Fdward, N, Y. A /\I,I‘ BORDENTOWN, N. J.— ut’ and bestthy locations fu the conn the Summer vacati, For terms, & N ]‘ One of the most ple il can remais Lhro .|f J JHN M. MILAM L‘\ )’rulnhm. . Mha “A. VAN WAGENEN® BOARDING and vt at., Will reopen on ’luUMD\Y Seplember 20, Address 8 sbove, \l“ ATARY BOARDING-S A 23 miles from the my an commmees September 4. 5 EDICAL COLLEG UNnLusrrY of MICH. 'l'lb! wext course ln Lectures in \hll State Institation will commence ot v FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT #r worKiNg Protessors, During the Lust session, thero were 467 wdents in vegniar attondsnes. and ol oflm unsurpassed by those of v the fiest yoor: @5 for v the DAY SCHOUL for YOUNG LAVIES, st 8 Fast Thirty-seve duriug the vacatio CIiO0L, White Pinins, 1, 0. & WILLLS, A. M. TOAN, Session of 1060-67, continned 1l the lust of March, Theta /ara cornected with ¢ buliding Accommodulons, Apparatas, Mure: 4, $ 25 for tie furst year ; sud $5 for all subseqi 0t yo For furiher hlumnl(an Mnlr-ll. SiL. T, DOVGLASS, Dean. e 0. Authon Li3H A D 18 her 20, Mis A, will be ot Eo0 0 and of ot Soptember |, Lettors sddressed s abore wil with prompt atieation. ( FFICE of the CONTROLL ) BCHOOLS, soutteust coruer Sixth and ‘Adelphi-sts, Philsdels 'ny direction Controllers of Publla Sehonls of the City of hil nittee on ra! High Sehool wiil 1o ONS until July 15, 3066, ot the following pos al. sor of elles Lettras and 1 tory. or of Tiveor tica' Matheatics and Asteonomy, or'of Praciical blathe any. Physiology ® Fitioiophy and Chiemisty. stin Lasgun ad Book-| tal and Polii lr.l Science. diressed to JAMES FREEPORN, Clafr Apgiications to be maatiees, south vest corucr Sixth and Aliel man High Hehool € Lo Committe HENRY W, HALLIWELY, Soerot: (i & 1L BAR- No. 343 Blecgker-at.; 17 Prize Medals, l nA—pflon the best Plano made. Testi’ Warranted 5 yeu mowials rom wost distinguished artiste. FULL GEAND PIANO, madeby Emerson, Bos- i style snd quality, for SALF at » bargstn. by on, suparior i aiylh $nd 40T, AT, Now 96 Chismberinte A I GAL £ “& C0.— PIANO-FORTES . Blanataetory and Wareroom No. Au‘Hul ‘Twelfth-st,, New:' Yuvt. AY P TANO-FORT Culu\r LRING A:, SONS, Potablistied 1 Maxcracry GRAND X;\:l ¢ ') My o their o o in U D Y BROTIERS, MAKUFACTURERS O ‘rnmo FORTES, mhu:um;r of SQUARE and o mumhmd purchasecs (o s and Wihitaste, K. Y. AND nd SQUARE PIANOS, baviog re No. 865 Broadway, New-York, wonld reapeci: 1240 par-hase planos, to thelr 1" Thess sre sll manufactared 1. from thelr grest expariencs and ‘lml:'é them uns. sreatest darabiticy, All rahigrient, and each o wuperi hip 3 bich ui oo se constrvcted wieh the strument will be werruted for b l INDEMAN & SONS PATENT CYCLOID PTANO- FORTTS Were swarded st the late Fuir of the Amarican™lnstitale FIKST-PREMIUS GOLD MEDAL, KOVELTY ‘SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLPNCE. Bimllar testimer ted these Unequaled Instrumonts at the ¥ wnd wherever they JIANOS to L l T oatsl ol At st Rche botween § wnd Thir ])A\ EN &1 AN v d 1220.) , which have baen well known ian 0 yesrs, conviantiy ou bend. o s'llm'b\v'AY & SON: GRAND, SQU et Lo ave Lok prand 260 plasos (rom tbeir Patont Apraffe | A Warsiooms, No years L PTANO-FOR BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by all the Yeading fation. after & trial fn their rooms with the first Lis country, emisently the BEST PIANO IN d by the Couservatory of Music and other high becanse of their immense power, equality ¥ of tone, elastic tonch, and great dara L0013, No. 429 Broome-st., near Broadwa; UIE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET SON & HAMLIN FORT n,w;lnmu #la0, the five diffor v ? e L v the Best”fudzon l IIL BRADBURY PIANO-FORTE 1 “rus wese’ by our first Actiste, by the RicAY IxeTiroes op New Yong, d by maay State Fales, Pesider (hors, THIRTY of the most eminent Masislans end Planists o tostified to the came. The points of excelicics B REQUIEMANT) of & porfect Piauo, or circulars with ilasteations to WAL B. BRADBURY. Te mow gronos A of the country b cover the kX Call o s NITED pPL A\.\\)-l ORIE MAKERS, Ho. 24 WALK Hawy Yoik. perior workmen, Our Compuny belng ecompos bed vlnluniulfio oo Dot FHAN ASY e And Music Teught in a few Guitar, Accadeon, Coucertinn sad Viilne 54160 8 88 sEaud 91 S outh, 6F 0.1 SALE from tu (0 350 enc » Prok DUI“MAY. No. 188 Grand-st. _fllnrbintm. JM‘ UARD MACHT to Power and Hand Loom BALMOUAL SKIRTILOOMS, mads and sltered to weavs any bind of figuree, FINDINOS for huml Weavirg {n all its Draucbes. RIBRON, SUSPE! M)r R and T\l'n uouua, slso Loousto wesve ‘Had of arrow made to ll)lnlu FOR 8, 5?’ l‘tDFK 8 n(AI 8 with button holes, on the mont approved pian. laglivery for tho magstuctate of U Tria wiloge. Mssulsctured and v. oniBctured S5 Uon Nola Sosondvt: n.uu-npnmh. h manufactured and :lp EDROOM I'NAMHFI) Fu IlMIlH(I' \ ARBLE MA Ill SLATE MANIE stiar. sad 1,5310 Broadwav,bot. 34 & 36tk st m rior.in Jen-Cream ki y . - s asilsion, Boved Kaugen, a6 ilosse ¥ armiibiae Uoode b Uier | STEWALL r ‘u|~ All\'\HNIlVl‘ BRICK PRESS BRICK PRESS thet nees the PFRPORA S THE AR FROM TUE CLAY while uthe N DSF that Iscapable of making proseed K1 ativary. that profie S0 do’ 80 e fznftator., b wa pubile agiiost tholr baposiilous, L C. WOUDAUFY, Fisident, No. 175 Hrosdwav, Gales bp Anction. A B Mrxwrs, Avcitoneat, Brmnli\x_fq MERWIN & Co., Nos, 094 and Fictures. Wortaof ‘m inar o Femire S o, A sems Pogk, = 'rmm; suf"’i""'flfi'm !!mtd" r-un rab. Anvueu Naoa lonu A H DAV. loagr requined for Govern e Tth fnat. One Bay Horse T'o flr-y uu.u ('h.-h 2 Bq un- (Team); wod 'hm-u ":'c".um:a"“""& For turther particalas epply of 'fi"'_ Tieevot Major and A, Q. 0 Avctioncera, Hmmv TLEEDS & MINER wil sl at Auo- tion, on SATURDAY, July 7, st 12 o'clock, in front ofous saled room, No. 91 Libe: o A LARGE, :{;‘-Ifnvu MAKE EXPRESS WAGON, good, running order, avd used but s fow tir igssess RO s Quantandasren u.'- ovm—- annmn- h ALE OF GOVFRN\ILNT I]Ul?,l) 3, FENCING, WHARVES, ke, AT GIESBORO, D. the Qaartormiastor-t i o on. it ni'w suction, under the dfres: l"lfl' TUREDAY, .l D.lt‘l.‘ wame hour each d A 'ihh day the Water- wdl be sold), lnnllluwh e -h-fl Lave beeu disposed of, unkihm. o secibed pul 5 7. to wits e beeerts G TS iotie), 206140, (two sorie). 1 two, 20x20; uwe l'flfll'l 6238 ; (llldllld‘flll.u, st), 12xm, 1 lwll.”l’fi L ey w11 LAGORERS® QUARTERS, (frame 16518, fourteen 125 14, aud oue 19x16, with hed o) 5% (frame), 23 (tw aipen s el s (exonpt FRIDA I kitehen sdjoining 9513 avd 10310, .ux.-u.nm 2452 (wihisle .J ining, 15x40). Nino (9) M1 OUSES (framed, 20519 (two storien), 15208 2003, (with sdditions 108 ik wing 1 2), 2ix14), 26: lJl aod 28x40, uisiytve @2 m0): Twsatyioar 3o, s 209 54, one e e S su\n i S50 et tout o it 151N STABLE un-.». with 5312 lises foot of 'rwuiy& ) BUI ILPINO‘({nma), 20x33, 22255, Mi3?, 1631, Me mxw‘, ur 163505 four 9x22, 383432, W@xlW, 2148, 263000, 20n28, asd 17 Sik uumo 7,753 lineal foet, Tidsty-two (12) WATER Feventy e'sht () MANGERS, 3jxi6; Gweaty (20) OUT HOUS Oe (1) HAY SUED, m2cna. Ore (1) GRAIN HOUSE (frame), 812220 Thion (2) WHARVES: Oco W11 syusss foat, one 11,160 square aud ore 2,970 sqrace fex, K3, 4x15; o font dee. Visee asd 8 balf oot deeph (1) STO! D (hRNOINE oS o builtings will be .,u iy, and st bo removod witble g will he takon down at tha o1 penta of the purchasess The Sopot 14 svce sitio by water, and vessoLs of (e Lirgest cluss €28 b8 Lnded at IE. whert. A ‘wssh in Government funds. W l;ou)mhum Wil'lowe tia Sixth virest what ere-y hows oriog § For fi N inf ruati by letter to m?fno"z' e OWATROTA & 'fl ~-bm, Do frc) Breve'.-Beisadior-Geronal. " A lnnllm Fiest DM-m u, M. 6. 0. D mee Divikion. W assn K J--.« TS ALE ol b EAM flulhhkfl, l‘DBCE PUm WATER PI . ke, oo TilK WATER-WORKS AT G1 By ocder of the Quartormas's thers i st publie uction,undes Lie diwcian of Cupt: Georse rowning. &' Q. B on PHIDAT, Jut y 1, 1908, 4 12 oclock m. U follo wing: estmudyuluh.‘pn porty. & N ST A BT RES) e 1o asd 3t . diameter (with two 12-ineis returs flues). piads of fioeh boiler iros, with all the as appertentices. tacluding exion, rout, gaoee conkey ei, o punp, winoke-vuak 4nd Boud, s gugn . et lfilo-d;d- o 251, it ooy, m " o " ore L site valves, glande, coupl .-n ; e e i potabs o Sobberh vy .."'2 w complete working order. Alup unmya WATER. PIPl.nthvl. oot Bineh cas 13100 et 3tach casbison Water Pipe feot 2-inich wrought-izon 864 feet 1§-inch cast nch cast-izan Wate: on‘\ ater. Pw‘. Water Pipe, Thisty-one Becessary connectious, such as T's. L.zwl,l L ol in exeellent condition; to; 6., required for making alteratious and repairs 1o watet pipe «.nn. mu“xnn, taps and dies, plyvis, crabs, 0ole, & ,-u in Arumbb by water, and vessols of (he largest clase oam ceulh of Ag: st next. Aboat 11 Gieaboro wil leave the Sixtheat what! every hour darlag Any furtior nformation that may be destred vl by flvvnuponage ‘ation, in person or b, IHMI.CI GEORGE T, G0 C1libore, DL or skt ot JAJ!BLLKI Brig -en.. U.'S. A.uehug-igunw.xun.a o. ‘vnnumna ReAL's Oryres, Frosr Dl'll“.' Wasmixarox, . C., June 23, 1666 ‘ ILL m: SOLD at Public Auction, A lola.'li.“(l:.‘.hh' m .fl'fiv. ?‘-vi Al AN ST n__g‘ containing fn o!l about twe hendrel tho ¢.blfv , most which Ia in )0 imimed ate viciniy of the wharves, ot wi bote ba onveuicntly laden. h-vn-'lll bo required Lo remove the Mennre on or Lefore the 10t day of Seplonber next, arranged with (he ownes of the grounds. Terms: Cash, in Government fands. A bost r«ul-mfilb-v-mmflulm Lour, up e 13 o'clock ., on the day of By ocder of the uu..‘x-muw - Geveral, MES 4. EXIN, list, Tirle-Gen. U, 8. Il‘)-llpl'!{-lfllv Q. M.0. @o farmers and Others. U0 it tibenes i avvosidsommdliny JICINE FOR CATTLE PLAGUE. —O\Ifl v.n;;;“" De l.lr:‘l,OCK.lll. Vetaripary Sargc on, U.B. Ay [wowkn O THE BOAD.| (Patent) LIGHT TWO-HORSY MOAVERS CALCULATED FORWONE ORTWO HIRSES. biie Teidls, aad bas bess vp X THE TOAD. srrACTSE " SELF luumy REAPER (Caleninted only for R of th 1t b ol .: N Sl in cont tlan Mes mrich greate tage for CONVE ester for the & heroiofore beeu prodaced in any otlier m. & CIBHADLEY & N, Manufacturers, £yracues, N, Y AND NAVY Pr'NhluA pilications unde: the new law teom $15 0 ‘1’1[‘0 month, T\»D- whn Mvr(‘:drumm uake s uew epplioation. [ ROWN, Soligttor, 4 Mo} Purk place, l RAZILIAN NATIONAL LXOIBITION, —Mossra 1L M. LANE & Co., Commission Merohants end Da-hn Auweo-loan Maclinery and Wares, Rio de Juncito, I inform the Manvfscturers, Mo ol [ m-l , that they will reecive consignments of puckq—- intended ft a1 Exbibition, to be held in tio de Janeiro, Uctobes o and having opecial ncltior e exbibiin yre » maashe wil qvelut’ 1t propes disposiiion ding, For e Tt ek, sepeossintive New Yotk M, G X ES, P. 0. Box y " Ixzauxar Revexvs. Noxti Disvrior or New Yons, OFFIcE No. (o W EaT | 0%eY FOURTUAT. entors, ete., of Ilu s OTICE is hmh{ en to all persons residing Mln bunlm in the Ninlh Collaction Distriet l'.N-'-‘m 54 of the Twal ach wnd Fwent msedond Wi w City of Now-York, [y g P s i, i ‘with the provisions of the Act of March, 3, 1485, mE Ceamimetion st (b5 oMes from D . . 10 3 v .. or the 16th ana vl Tule prostmo ot wilch (o wi'pi il cofvad and mined by me relative to lny ertoneo yainaion or mnmv-um All appeals must bo in writhy ‘Illd of. Ever liconsa, Tagre. Gold oF k. weeben ohiay plmuml piate, nrmun‘:.xem.uln who . - b s ry e s FRANELIN, Ko™ PP LASIONS. 4 NEW DPEXSION LAW has el pousions o Ty ¥y B e By ey i &4 fmth ot s of tuy of theta. 1t plso givwe iafons to depentent brothers, sud some others. | am now r-nd- it mew and offable biaks, b0 ke (emadiste sppilee o fo b 3L bery. plioss Thees whoto penaions urs te My eharze will be the fee by the rnsmn LA\V lt. b n, Sinclair, o Nl-‘ Printing. HAS. C, SHI’I:I.V\' No. 63 lhv-»' STE HJ')n PRINTER. —Casdy, Circutars, sweat cah u;p iy VERDELL ki SIBAM Ui PANTEAS sl LAbEL MANUFAC