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A NTHON" Mr.. GEO. c., CLASSICAL
n FRENCE md ENGLISH SCHOOL With Primary Department aud
Gymnasium, Noe az sud 24 Flhhaye will kBOFBA sept q
| A HOME and School for Young BOys-llemp-
N Institute Long Island, NY T. KINDS NJ Principal
| A DDRESS Rev. TlIOS. HANLON, Penning
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING.
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IAAND CLASSICAL FAMILY BoARDINGSGH39L T9R BOYS
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MRS. PARKSs and Mrs. BENEDICTS"
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MECHANICSVILLE ACADEMY.
w SPECiALTY-The aud ed1uu youag children number
% Soif am nsi p1pt5 s4 address '
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
w Phins, New.YorE. Principal. o. r. WILLIS ~ D. /
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Haverstraw, NY,
w Family Boarding School ~ IS BOYS Pleasant lOc4oa. Terms
moderate LAvALErTE WILSON. AN, Principal
AJAX HILL LADIES' SEMINARY-Next
- tern begins April D. Adrs', MFA L. W. ATSArkR. WesI
Haven. Conn.
DRIVATE TUTOR-An experienced Classical
Il and Mathematical TUTOR engaged with e1reul families
wishes few PUPlLA Address YALE GRADUATE ThbuHe
Ofce.
GEWARD INSTITUTE for BOYS, Florida,
- Orange County. n. Y THOS O. sHRlvER 4. N.
TNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE,
Il MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL
TiuyiOvu, n. J. lmpetton solicited
G'C Z c 4 yAskSoS' Principal.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE-For
making boys intelligent, LeaIby Christian MEN Thorough
teaching cOmnOa-sense management
BENJANIN MASON, Dor No 2os, Yonhsr', r. T.
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING School in
SBWHAVKN CoSN-Fof circular, &C. address tls Principal
Rev. w. PEC&
ROYS' DAY SCHOOL for SALE-Near New
~ York Has htela patronage which easily be nereasedi
tchoorO0m newly btttd BY the
selling. Terms low. Address SCHOLARSHIPS. Tribune OGce
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A CHANCE to MAKE M0NEY.-For SALE,
Is Acres on Broadaav good ogs' aud Lots Farm ofe T,
Houses % Let Of them furnished ...
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6itu gfaI Gsiatr for Sail.

49,.
ANY of the following described HOUSES will
"a s'qa log ssare applied or iHmed','ly Thryss,ory
sa's NJ t MS T"s1 S,,s d.o "5 q a. s'ays
,t,, between Loadt 1sa $40 gol'a 10, % lho
o. Bo. sIs last Apply GUILE ALLbS Co, No
A HNE substantial fiye-story corner STOKE
N oSALE Souh'. WsLSL 25I003 In good Price
$4,000 Applr to HOMER MORGAN, No. piuest us5O
EORSALE-A large PLOT of COMMERCIAL
II orBYKISG PROPERTY on Pnest between Nassau aud william
on y,, s' GBP pS TO "" ''' noMBR moRGAE
ut2l No 2 Pn,,t
EOR SALE-On Madisou-ave., Murray Hill,
'@,o ; most oS9q; ;,a s9 complete aSSSEs 10 , t1S
possession. Appiy to HOMER MORGAN. No rnsiL Uilg
EORSALE-On Fifth-aye near Thirty eighth
IT. "a eI, vide HOUSE. 10 perfect order With ,hs f1ru'gre
ION; a6SdAS x 2ii;i' had r' . AZ 90
EOR SALE-A large aud valuable extra size
b'sp BUILDING for SALE With good renro; located
G,5a AppIy % H0MEG HoRGAy. No 2Po,sC
E02 SALE in Forty-seventh-st., between
coss, ga, per ground rent is year.
oas1' all The elegant furniture soS sgs o %ot ARK So
nor SALE-An elegant four-story brown
,ss hs .oqp HOUSE 1oG ds Of hry @r;S'l Gs' S
,ad @oiSsSs GPSi IIoIEa MORGAN No 5lius.l Gl5sJ
EOR SALE - The four-story, brown-stOne
HOUSE with furniture, No 80 LeIugonAve, door above
and pae roGEhou basement d1ug aud A oor BLACK vat
not ae best quality having been made 20 orer Gaa DO
NOR SALE-ln Twelfth-st between Fifth
a SihAye very sne fourstor browuone, English base
men HOUSE,, 20 feet wide perfect orr; price Sb Permits Of
U"n HOMER MORGAN, Ma. 2PmeSt
FOR SALE-One or more of those superior
ourstoty broVuston- HOUSES the north side ~
hh tthst between Fourth Madison houses 2lIa5 lot
100 fes the lowest cash pies 10000 immediately
Vie houi strictly hsteas being hnshed Ia bard
70 lln The morning at the oes No 22 West HnsIhIL
TOR SALE or TO LET-The HOUSE No. G3
hntt three doors Of BoAdSAy suitable for either bunss
% dNsbg purposes Por apply 10 JOHN KAVANA0
foJIecondbt aud AIthANe, 10 THOS H. GAiNoR No 65
Broadway.
FOR SALE--A 3-story, high stoOp, brown
stone trout HOUSE, Hast Seventy ninthEL la order 1915
'et'i lot, 100 feet price $4,000 49, --- -
Address x. KoEsSIY No 961 Yves; Twenty thirl't
EOR SALE-The 4-story brown-stone front
Lnh basement house No 29 a 18Th between "a and 3D.
ives 10 perfect order With convenience Apply 90 the premises
nor SALE-BROWN- STONE HOUSE on
Ss1h't boWnsoue House. J5bsl aud lihst West side
s - brown House. 56hsti Sab st Bueil Jlth
lbrcli Jhsi tleD; aud lGhSt varying In prices from
rouo $4,000 large variety offer IN Brooku jersey cry
DrErh Wv also number Of building ot County Ans Al bar
plh ht'EL siROPR No ~ Broabriy
FOR SALE-llOUSE No. l29 West Forty
thH between SiIhAye and IroNvaJi 4sloy, brick, low
Io'p hh Iltntuo House excellent order aud vel furnished
Appr on pfsnlses between 10 aud
III SOLD AT ONCE can bo had CHEAP
Ibfset'Op biel HOUSE, "a feet vide Enst near EthavG
WA A. RAlNOR No, y PipCbk
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NOR SALE or to LEASE-A MILL PRQP-
ERTY one rnIeor e drpotat Mroen u has oue - ,se
best water powers 0i tae ,--gi ~ Iee AL ~ -
been usrdf Tor making pastsboaru - AiNANN'
Morrstown y. J., March .. i3 p
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FOR ILLlNOIs AND D. MISSOURI TRADE,

BAiLHACHB PHILLIPS, Publishers
81 the circulation Of THE QUINCY WHO
increased
With the dealers Of Western Illinois and ko
srn Missouri
THB WHO published both daily Wsssily II hrStGs
neuspzper Republican IN politics.
specially Of Conmereil News hsvng editor explored
attend commercial Qurey located on
MISSISSIPPI River. miles shove 81 Louis city l
so h P6nt population business Importance population
about - 700 sons Several hundred budbgi
railroad bridge
Al, The 6 which Hines and hstouH
ta Tbe bu Of our circulation distributed soantss:
Hnos-Adams HaHe0ek KboT, heDoloHgb ssbuylsr Henry
Brosu. Baugamon Morgan Pile. Macon
Mssoun-soosId Clark BnVaB Adar HnoI Lewis Lnh MaeoI
sbelby Marion MOurof, Livingston. Charlton GTuBdy
Terms ~ tdyertang very moderate. Address
BALHACHE PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy Wbg. Quincy IN
EREEMASONRY-A Ritual Of, price So
conifg PoIlTs PksIopby, g. kEG W. GssaRs AS RGaB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

AT PASSAIC. N. j., a new French roof
"A HOUSE FOR SALE eOnt'nug y MONS sh az tl. modern IN.
wAtercos,s hos and cold etc sih too
OF GROUED Stable etc Pleasantly Jced Terms sa' 10.
qlire Of III u ....r ,. - blDDELL Faaalc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

nor SALE-At MOntclalr, y. j., new and
il well built COTTAGE HOUSE, cellar we'll eiseru, DC
o o. ground; price, $500, Also. goos HOUSES rooms cellar
harm well &c grauuc price o0 Aso. snail HOUSE.
gouuts pdee s7Sa These tuey utaa,e nea
DEPOT churches schools hour from New lu ~ MONS sud
Essex RHlrosti daily Tsruas easy Apply 70 RICHARD
GREEN, No BrostWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A LII WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mud
snna,. a es south Phlads phG Pnes only sB
Aso Improved Arms Hundreds settling IDiofASoA sal Lee
IddTsss e K lands Vneland. Ee~J-r-er.
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CONVENIENT and comfortable RESI-
~ DBNCEs the siburhs ogPeo8. y D. opposite ts
residence Of - j. Morris ESQ tof Field NswYok Cv
splendid locations PLOTS r sAb sst bull erected 60 SOFA
purchasers fair prices aod easy terms Afpy 70 DLhoAS
Steam Building WORKS, Paterson. \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A I PASSAIC, n. D., A. minutes from New
York b. Rns R-Cottagrs Bgnz Sites Tor Sale b. WA
NORMAN SON No 50 Mnhan-at " y DeE1i Pa..a-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

EOR SALE-m Newark, y. d., a HOUSE,
finished an ue best manner. tnoss with al modern egN,~
mepts located in rapidly growing parl inmates h g
pot bull, expressly isrt 'front.' Wite tAhs ~
hs lot l2sD feet: pre soon II ol this Az
dress stating be had A a.. TrnuneDace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

NHEAP FARM-lO0 acres, p miles from depot
~ toe C1nlral T. U uIr Cultivation, 81 wood ADD
mountain land gord house. outbug su' rchar LOO peach
trees Price s6OJA Terms cav .. = SIENENS L RAWLbT
10 100 Doadsa Of Pine-st, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

AT ORANGE, n. J.-VILLAS, VILLAS SITES
"A sbd Farms great variety beasnhLy sss,ed oss sGOs goa
NssYofk sAbB ss. Also cnuh sss6 ARD Hsass TO LET ~
re season OF year BY BLACKWELL SMITH No ~ BTs.4uF
Nss.York 9tol Oranse eoruer Mn ard ConsstA sbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

E0R SALE nc Newark, y. ia neat, 2f-stoIy
extension FRAME DWELLING l 6asael rooms and WarT
plenty Of cellar and closet blt expressly o Tie osner
heghbohood VnrIcepto1ll within hre maates Saso n h. 4
ErOds thing good otir; price $500 Also
ofth best gb-eryig havuea br h3ers Tie ety Phadsl-
mia brick brown stone % hhs s;osesooP &C.; y rooa D.
sutar. - barge os h'tno sei ot a1i cod Wttss
aud heater everything tnte; si 's e.l, ap4 e0neLie1~
~ II NLLhLn. A..AI.. N. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE in Newark,
near Broas ouiy 5i0tOuo pce JAQUES No. 2os BrosG-
a.; OF. BRADFORD ROSS. Advertiser Budnys. NsSsrE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

nor SALE, at Keyport, n. ia brick
HOUSE % t q feet Kugh haseme-i eight attic gei
butter excellent barn stables eowhose Se w. acres vel osSl
steauhozt aadin<
aLlrr For NJ % krylOr NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A CHOICE FARM of 100 acres, one hour, IN
"A NgJersry tepotl viii be zsdEce; coed HOUSb,
two large barns order shundsuce o. a k Apply KELLY
BROTHERS. No 205 Bruadsay. f..l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

4 ROY n j. bsauaa RENIDENlE. situated on tse Ds.sre
River h fB enhrsng i6j ret vg fuut and 90 ei Nep 10
Pssrl Guag sa ga Pearl nd E3,,Js Tie marsoa spaeaa
and repee every comfort au cayruee a1l 'o 90 20
premises grrrHhuse, a'uar sa'e N Inc groea
beautifully laid o4t avt 4boata ll one s iess se AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A 4 RUTHERFURD HHHTS.-The best
BUILDING SITES the eniT ofNev,iork for SALE. at 100
20 $40 city lot liberal For maps and psmpsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC RESIDENCE with
N from Of ground hyreave ears p'ss TIE door 70
F ferry there ere leading 80 FULTON sad Peck
s ferries within the distance " quarter Of mile This properly vi"
Dc '''' '-''' "~ airhR@s& BErTs. No u and % Pnet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

"A I JERoE1 vi l--AH tItEduJ tH iSS-sgUIys
IN basement and subeelar PhaSi brck MANSION l3rs
deep; 70 al nFroytuut; bulsoHey trshed Wn
ful lots beautiful caion frry cheapest house N too
oaly $1,000; suit Permits Al J. A. GlBSOhs Ne ~
hanfcaflsrY.kt IalseE CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
NOR sALE-A handsome COuNIRY SEAT

Il a, Long Branch she shrewsbury River j. Comprising
,,orr fss HOUSE With olglugs, barre, ico1
house Nruers house an 20 perfect on- with shout y acres o
rood eulyabe ad with about uu~ mile ioalge on tae Nsf.
He ronsrty which bcl te estate % he late IL s.
Feerr c.u he seen q o1c- ALLEN BhONh y b0tisay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

AT BOUND BROOK, on the Rarltan, tine
n FARM Of IS all Cue sud plenty Of it roe Gaio1 hga
groud good House 81 II at;c and cellars auHdani oh
buildings all in complete order miles foH depot; $1,000
j s. F2RGuNuN ~. - Nss,aL-st. Room No -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

AUCTION SALES, OF JERSEY CITY REAL ESTATE.
JOHNSON 4. MILLER.
Three story basement, aud sub cellar bnek butug Wash
- VI SueIt house % lao lot % IOO 5000
AUCTION SALES OF DUTCHESS COUNTY REAL Is
TATE.
ny A. j. BLEECKER, son h co.
hAnaon and 100 OF land known LnN0Oi Han" Al
hhRebeek W. t23 COO
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
hGd,hsne No 49, lIi15I9 7r63 lI6 lr22 S756O0
frouSt No 40 $500
Deaucetst ts Is Of Wihe $3.50
Ludovst lot ia Delaney estate 258I6....... 22OO
Plot No 49, DJtEnAh estate 400
1900
Washingond 5O4 Of LAghtI ..........
Llh 81 h04 u2OQ
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Gfnthfrs.

TEACHERS expecting positions for Spring
4 Term through AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE should apply
NOW. Application Porn scot demand.
W. SCHERMERHORE, No Il BoudsL
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A Il PATERS0N-A Splendid Private RESI-
N DRNCE coutaag rooms fsest locations IN the
ety tbs opporaaity IHgHrs The premises eoflsr
Stra ght and Division T. NJ MASON, No Gegtrrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A T NEW BKUNoWIC h, q sPIeHuIu hUI J,
fin Of fruit srze bou = y attic and cellar ne-
aud IN 6ne order suitable outbuas oaequar'sr nile o. VIZ
and too, 4NNi
a. " J. s. FERGUSON. No. 80 Na,sAusL. Room No. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

~ Y
situated on the Of the Passae Rivers brdng 4ore feel
built 10 the manner With modern mproymeuis sbd upoa
about four acfes will max "a CITY lots
least $3.50 and property Increasing value al tie tines distance
from DEPOT and - foot q Cbmhe
York ana Ere Railroad pe. $500 r the vhot u
tske bonse on Secondsye between Fh and Twelteh Gu
streets sdoung fair valuation other property NOD ioo Ar Up
town Address G. NJ d. r., Tribune ODce -r
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
An Episode in Hotel Life-In the Wrong
Bath.
From the New Orleans Picayune. ]


A few days since a bridal party stopped
at one Of our principal hotels There is
always a charming attractiveness about
such visitors that insensibly affects all who
come within reach of them. The lady in
this case was one of those charming crea.
lures who insensibly make an Eden out OF
earth, and who strew mems path in life
with fowers-a pretty golden-haired
blonde-fTagile as passion flower, and
with eyes which make some dream OF
Heaven, gazing into their fathomless blue.
I OF course, after q long ride in the cars, q
bath would not only be agreeable but in
diSpensable. So inquiries were made as
to where this essential was TO be obtained,
and arrangements made accordingly. Now
be it understood that this convenience is
so arranged at the hotel in question that q
lady and gentleman especially when the
lady is the gentleman's wife-can take
their baths in adjoining apartments. But
unfortunately for the happiness OF our
couple, baths at the same time we're order
ed to be prepared for other guests who had
just arrived, and by the most natural mis-
take in the world, our bride got into the
wrong bath.
II was at that moment Of supreme enjoy
ment, when the warm, genial water was CO.
quoting with the beautiful form, when the
door was gently pushed open, and tall
bearded masculine entered
or course the lady screamed. Such a
succession Of shrieks have rarely echoed
through that building, numberless as may
have been its experience in screams.
ttnk hyph fn, nn1so aI,al l,o -
alarm the city ~
"0h, you dreadful man r and the shrieks
waxed more loud and piercing, and the an
cry little hands beat the water around her
into foaming cascade like aminiature Nj
agara.
BY this time the whole house was alarm
ed, and the patter Of running feet were
heard through all the corridors. The man
couldn't 60 out, because he wasn't dressed
he couldn't remain, because it was immod-
est. The husband by this time was thund.
ering at the door, and inquiTing in accents
far from calm, what the ID was the mat
ter.
"Help me-help me !" screamed the
bride.
The Mortified husband heard in reply:
"Wait till get my clothes on, and I'll
gor
He could endure no more, but bursting
open the door, rushed like demon into
the room, crying frantically for MARY,
Mary; what's the matter ?" But at the
same time his eye lighted ON the stranger,
tugging madly in Intellectual efforts TO re-
sumo his apparel. On him he seized, and,
with his fist raised, demanded the meaning
OF this intrusion. II was disclosed in O
trembling voice, which disclosed his sense
Of the peril. -
"The lady had got into the wrong bath;
he was not aware of her presence until he
undressed; he meant no offence. Foi
mercy sake let him out"
The explanation proved satisfactory, the
unfortunate stranger fed, and the bride
was left to the consolation Of her lord.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
che lJoet's Corner.
nMY CHALET.o

Midway between the snow-peaks and the valley
Among the mists, with cliEsupported easements
Here stands my hermitage summer chalet
With worldwardlooking easements.
Below the vineyards laugh with garlands vernal,
And cali the Switzer from his rocky fastness;
Above regns Freedom, mid her SHOWS eternal,
Tempted in light and yastness,
Round her pure shrines of everlasting whiteness
The winds are chanting from their unseen
The sun alone, in robes of fitting brightness,
Performs at these high altars'
Through the blue aisles, attendant where marches
The moon bears up his long and trailing vestnre
Where crowdng consultations through the arches
Look on with prayerful gesture.
From everlasting unto everlasting,
And freedom sanctifying all the region,
summer feast, winter prayer and fasting
This is the Alps religion
= : = :
Pure as vision in an angels dreaming,
With laughing lips and eyes OF wondrous lustre
She rises with her locks Of sunlight streaming
Where watory pear-drops cluster.
The loving vapors, thin as gossamer gauzes,
Float roundher form and carefully enfold her,
While through her veil, with momentary pauses
She smiles on the beholder,
We know not when, amid the boiling torrent,
We find our life-stream tortured into madness,
What lovely sprites from out the CULTS abhorrent
May rise with rainbow gadness
Still let me gaze; II is no idle fancy
Sung by the bard to win transient laurel,
Nor yet the thoughtless painters necromancy;
But Gods consoling moral
From T. BUCHANAN READ s Poem, in Feb. No. o
Lippincott's Magazine.