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Lag. e. ss 70 H fnis5i 10 ys CLASS
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FOR PROV DENcE, NEWPORr AND BOSTON
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5 and Sys ~.
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PROVIDENCE LINE,
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u ro e. r. a"d ~ Nsrti; iei: va ssn..'.r
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THR
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sars@ fr tsP%sSsrs p1usbnrsh we South
with 1nimsn Palace at,ash-i. $40 ~. and sso
For WIKI INSPIRE ccs WsysS vi pssScpG,s
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Su e t 10 fsr s:S e PGoSa" c n i:c
f sor ~ .u, WASHINGTON, and the sesg. Limited x,.
q 30 w. arrive In Washington ~ AI0 Regular Il
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FOR woritrgc, rsrthA mooy. ami soath Amooy and 10
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or II ghIsiCwn, Psmbsro aDd camdeu, Via Perth Amooy
10 FOR y ii :" ehtstown and Pcmlrrton. Gam
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I & : :$ ls p sSsssssss zig II u n
&c Ys 81 .. s4s and - 81 a. .or Hons.
.rS Gss Of All sS. M ' s o sa
"s'''' Ticket of T. IL Il s6YD s;r d Ta Passenger Asu.
FRANK TroxsoS, General IA aGeT.
PECULIAR CatsIill line, mp the creck.-Steam-
Now Champion and water DlOL Al nsYe llef W,
VI anal A. Gally ,excepi Sunday at y NJ
1--WE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, AMI
CENYilAL RAILROAD COMPANY
BabyLn Fay 'o' IsiiI, nay WIG ami Pae
leave .tuntors Point 700 a m>-Dabyiou way train
Iraye Hunter ionSs ~ a. m-Ps'oe"sue "a' LS'n VIZ
Irayr Hunt r,iot 400 p. nI.Pach.Rue way train
l. ave Iluniers roiataSo ~.-PateAogus 'spnss train
with lsr q attached
VI sr ei, add ana s%fsSeT I'D, Al.e r
ii sale and stations Fry boats rave New ors,
Zip las aver 80 mites, and foot 81 IN nv
iourhst East 10 ints LreNioub 70 the dsi ar
uaus rom Mt Tcacts sold and baggage checked
AT .he oiic.s banJa, tfas leave
.nnisrs PuiIt Neck, bcmpst-ad, Gar 80 tly,
raclogue, and MI way stations at $50 h, and 20 m
Flushing College 0nt, VII tst,b-, ant all mt rmtiao
ststoLA sI5, ia0a IL 90 g. N, aud 80 So. h 40
n la. i. J.
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For You1- I.aiiss- -cor1tr7.


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INARRYTOWN Young ladies Seminary Offers
i superior at, eat0gra AdGI,ss Kev W. IL kISGS-
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Miscellaneous-Corntry.

MfaceIIane ous-Corntry.
L,ORr EDWAR INSTITUTE, N. Y, for
lliiee anil ye ilenei M; y,af fr hoari ay CO.
mon Enzl- rui,ire cics Tor bagns~s anil for liza
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New
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4 BOYS BOARDING SC W{,'aI, ElIzabsih'
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for ~ Boys.
N q. ". SrAHiS Fort Ci.' 81 8, ~ Y.
BOYS UOARDING-S SCHOOL, SHORT
- Il dr. 8. BY raj aT ,Toa NS1 p3 al @ pow
for ~" -oS S s' no., "a sy Srw % a
senosr SPECIAL 81 nj puaI. students u.
m nit at say gy s s $ b% IL sof %
s E a. a C 'isHarinGE $ priHesi have aio
potuniiy Of obs rying ~ n, III winch ~ Aeaisay
n air, aa ss s~d tia, csainr neglected. wade, inr
sr bot" The T,risF a AMI s"t l1nr
~ ip%t. I'D ti,ar n 4 NJ Media Penn.
BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn,
d... n HJo SPH'GsS w IT'LL i; A" '' ~
ROYS BOARDING SCHOOL, in 2 healthy
m%,io r'on a. p1r ss g ''
Rev. W. BiNE,. Al. A., Principal
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COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL for SMALL
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
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Mt PLEASANT INSTrE.-priva!e Glasses
M fr no. Amier-t E4tao 1876 nc kasA.M. rriu
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for Circular.
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for ing boys ,ntei bcalih, Chrislian
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A. AEhwJS, Aucuoneer.
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lilarblc auo Slate Iuantcls.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-AD ex-
~ tuusive stock ta MARBLE AID hAKBLEtHED MAY
TLI3 aud All other Marble Worn Marble nrang 'or tno
.a A. Ia t 3i Fart tdghtfeDth 81, near Ih.rdsye
A CIR AT reduction in prices Of Marble and
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ssxlstu,s ssLs for Plumbers and Cabine makers pos
offered H. kLABEH Co steam Marble WorsA N'> 80
ta y2J n rat trtly nrst A., near broadway.
CASONI & ISOLA,
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Mcnnmenta Msntsls. Affairs Fsurva Thing, wain-'onE
&c. Importers aBd msiivSctvivs " Italy Of ~aso~
work Of every DESCRIPTION.
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Ar 81 SIXTH-AVE., near Waverley place. -
~ Ia ,s sha n thth tan cti,e liz tln.st value fer
tAeTuPI CLtfiiING. Ac. Cab or sddr-~. Mr.. Mr.. H.
HAhIlIh. No III
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOTTOM VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
DAILY tsuNDAYs EXCErTEDl AT 8 y ~

tuu i1.r % North River, foot ut MGrriy ST.,
lteNrcrs NtWPpkr AND Ui.D GJlONY,
f,n; A q; SIMMONS Capt t NJ. SIMMONS.
OIts To Ia .ntOn, Mitlehnro Plymouth
Now He fur hathas NireJ art Na0tue.c, Cape tHf e
wHrfE MuUNrAi's sul all principal pOin's ~ New In
Provinces tickets aud Star"inls Apply
Is ami 12y BIoAfwayi TweOiy iri
mir lave and nonnndrs and twenty -uftir Old III
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The ohoe ieT Al all principal Hotels and Ticket N
In the city BORDEN ~ LOWELL. Agents
GrsJitsiE L. CONNoR cep.yai Passenger Agent
sPE IAL HoTIct.-np aosiay, dsy l0t, the world ~
RRISTlI and tDN TDEEt u viii rbtIne
thtir tn u ihio Lhe for the = Imsaer searoD
NEW-HAVFN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
~ 81 2j Prcssp New Haven ~ AMI
D. H. Daily tunays eKcepts) connecting with the riTn
NORTH RlVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ DlAT Line ior Engl,w@ni, y.ake.s. Nyaek iia>@
Paexsk and ,isa lilii1cA Aft
except eunday the IT Hsrrtsust n otiee oo
ft,r LANE. >~rnt.
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NETWORK, NEW-HA

General ahtfngrr Agent
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
VISION Autumn Arrangement ecfnmei ing sept Ia MA
Psss-Dsrr H,sm N Now, ors. Grand Central Dspo'
IeAl . LKAvR SEw.roRK-
Aern, IoN a M IKE i2cc m NJ ASn zoo sEs goo
Exl go Ae,nl 4ss aud obs sLocA Ea.h $40 E1.L ami
For Soaih Sorsss no, sea 300 a ~. 1900 M, 100
n 80 o. q ~ p to 81 90 H. ~ 10 y 20 sn
500 lSl 355. 43a 49,. BIS $40 5. 7.20 sl0 elO and
$40 p Va /. shore .hS a, ssa D 10 oJ a u,
a P a $40 Is s"s 10 ard & La 4 lS "a Al
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or iine 8',ff tor EorS ios ssd ha' North
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r month cS@nts' 's5 NJ AIT At a A Connect s "a
Naurs OK i, r.. a,d Me SOS ~ = ~, WITH hors.rc
~ " SsT ss xd% s so g. ~ ss Sdrxs an" s s n *
80 "a saa ~ nwi1 NsT canaan =; 4 at ,sntSr,
eio D u. via iI,,v dence.
Dra~lnr.T1'u nay Express. aud Sleeping tars
Tickrs an he purchased a: Ticket ctcc Company a,
4 Tas%w Sa, p or f s "as''Ss d ,oi's Or 4
r"kyn Who will aeo check baggage from residence Ia dec
JOHN r MOODY. supL N. Y. Division, New yors
Opposition MERCHANTS LINE FOR
~ AhtST and rs TIC @ae At "
raba J. W. HAECOA.
PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH md
l. III. NkW Jersey sOuriII.iN kAILEOAn
Fare iro,o New =; Yen 70 Phiarsfgsa Ssly s22' ,
r.mn. citing OF handv hout With all trains, viii
Leave YOr osn rI l. H. s, Of Rs s, liver
wsre,own. TucAsrto". yinrf,nd, and sriise,on
400 m.f~ LONG branch. 1O~s River. ware"~n Bar
wM. y. sNEDkS. General Manager.
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Country Bard.

TlOARDTNG in the COUNTRY for CHI.
DnEN rom to yRsrs cid. Adir ;. N. g. lI0tItt
Kings Bridge Lead, at3,2 ID ava
D0Akrt rs WANTED.-Any one wishing
- pr' ~ 'ivaie family inh gHTl ar'"n'n"ia ions
A. I. NAiTHs tasf Ucrsrt, VI. mile ff,m drto
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tARGA ltET J. McDONALD'

For Boys AMI Yong Men-corntry.
4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
~ y. Rev. ]. &. WYCEofk, iuLSipA.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for ~ Boys
~ q. ". SrA,si, Fort Clu 81 8, y. y.
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BROOKLYN r ,ard.

TWO elegant, secohd-foor, front ROOMS
with 'r-t 'ia-s h"ar e. adults resiaen"e tompf,tl
a-.,l tb-ra ter t-'r attic party Addie-
Tor Interview, Fpst Office Box 2.5JG. Nsw-YOrk CITY.
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AiEW-YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON
"a RIVER kAILIiOAD After Nov. 10. 1914. through
trains viii l.aye t;Tnd Srni raj Diaf.
500 a. IN Chicago aHi Northern Eapre~. with drawing.
fnlnngi To / OcheNtr ah'! ~. Atbana
lo0 SPECIAL hicago LipSes 9th drawing Oesn cara
~ Ucii, I.ahhQ
IL CO q. m, Northern and Western FYprrsA
400 bioesl ExprAs. IN siset!rx cars ffom New
York 10 It. Albalr.
500 n W. txprcss Daily so-pngoars for Waterfowl
and tanani2iSla
800 D. m facrc Express Daily with sl-cpir for Reeh.
isnfa0 Niagara far Chicago Wa both l.
.. amt II. G.. alroa,a
IL ESpes- with sleeping for Troy ohd Albany
~ G. a. KENDRUK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

VEkl desIlaLe recommendations ANA urSi-
elias, BOAI.D oil fJt uf twelve weeks
rum June MoTrsu~n, NJ Address 4. u Bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

NIrIXENS' LlNE.-SteambOats for TROY,
~ connecting with ali railway lines N"rh aud West FANE
90 cents deaA Psace Including berth 81 ~, CANT
steamboats, daily, Hstr.ays excepted At M from
connecting hnrs jos CORNELL Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY, living in one Of the
~ II lcatio"s iiaefn asn convenient N carr
desire LET ROOMS, With or without
lo1rT Ad'irs,s X. =. A.. station l.
MISERABLE ROOMS, with good table, NJ iO4
L Past o. st itr - exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

pEGUI.AR Catskill line, mp the creek. Steam
"a e.s New Champion and Waiter Dr0,tw u Daye feT a.
loo, VI anal A. aslly except Sunday At q y. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

ROBERTS nHOT1IERs,
200 tod No. las, wAsIIIFGT3R4T, nosvoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

PrS. 80 centA
IT has made decided MT IN. eoaeat now have no
aiding ixnm1nCt ~ His
cs8ins al th- rorprEt events from tle
discovery the continent The day. and "a Ia
ny lhuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

CCIlLIEMANN- TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- uiCstraEsil
RayaId Tayior- sccn1nt 80 the EShrr,'ns ~ Dr sehne
mann 90 The Field Uf Ascent Published D TRIBUNE
EXTRA No 10 rice p.stpaJd. 70 Seven tribune
Mira pamph sdr t,o unte state" lot ~
,..ud for or ,ara Address THE TRIBUNE. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
Gteamboais ano Rail,olo,.

DRIDGEPORT, and all ponts on II ,usntonlc
10 and sailr ada Fare 81. heamer hlsi ie y
Catarne slip at IL 80 and bTfge. ort al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

BOARD and Rooms Wanted
WANTED-BOARD for two families, con-
w stating ii four adult Eve ch!drvn ami two anita
Ioar u New Yorh ample and good tabi- de-
srs. ADD r.. B.r "a 1913 ls'stoEico Nov York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

NOR fsOudolt e. King ton, landing ut COZzens'
west Point ('oruv all SewbIrgh, Marlborough. Muiop,
pong lEesp.l West PT>, F-p- tho 81 am1oat Jaue@
" alntu ever; Mon ls "Wednesday and f1day, hssiug
Harrison 81. Prr No ) North River. az o. NJ
,tNOR Rondout and kingston, connecting with
TO Railroad landing al Highland ais
tur Wrst ont Cornwall, Heshnrgn Marlboro igh, Milton.
il1'anr {Ssw tz i1sous, the rtsameal Thomas
Cornell. every rtay aud SATURDAY, leaving ss
= u.I Ter y. Il. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-18
ono Yolee on lne arenl Mesl.

The voice of the great west aoe0rds t0 Hos
letters stomach Blterh The foremost place
among specifics for malarial disease, and this
opinion n echoed wherever upon this oOnll-
nenl the liilloIs have been introduced ~ q
remedy for intermittent aud remitlent TO-
yem, Those maladles being the peculiar
Ro0urge Of vast regions NJ country ~ the
western ana southwestern states, n IN mol
surprising mat the litlem should be the
great medicinal staple 0l such localities or
that their inhabitants should regard thlsm'
liole ~ Indispensable IN tho household. The
experience NJ the western emigrant proves
that II N the very best means Of nOollmating
him "a unaoouslomed air or walor, aud old
residents of foyer and ague regions ray that
II IN tho only thing that protects them win
certainty against the visitation 0f mlasmnlic
disease, An equally high estimate iHpl1ced
upon lA virtues m u remedy for stomach
bowel ana bilious complaints, and ~ u gen
eral tonic nnd corrective,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-18

DALLAS will soon be honored with
visit from Hon. Jefferson Davis. 1t is
meet and just that all due considera-
ton and respect should be paid the dis
tinguished statesman and soldier,
standing as he does, the lone and soli-
tary representative of cause, now
forever dead, which once moved our
love and admiration, and for which
hundreds and thousands of our bravest
and most gallant men laid down their
lives. But while honoring Mr. Davis
and the "Lost Cause" and through
him the heroes who lie beneath the
sod We should not do injustice to the
living. Every act, every word, every
deed, will be taken up and distorted by
such journals as the Inter-Ocean, to
make political capital OF, and kindle
anew the slumbering embers of sec
tional hate. The bitter passions and
memories Of the unfortunate
war must be permitted to die and sink
into the sea of oblivion so deep that
neither line nor plummet can ever
sound them. The occasion will be
tempting, and in the heat and zeal of
enthusiasm, there may be some who
will overstep the bounds of prudence,
and indulge in vain and useless boasts
and rat.rimiuationq M sucb NIIE
HERALD desires, on the part of the
people of Texas and of the south, to say
u word: Curb your enthusiasm, for
get the passions and prejudices of the
past, and remember only that you are
an American citizen, and that you
meet to honor Mr.. Davis only rs pri-
vate citizen, who himself feels honored
by the name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-18

outlay Tor seed occupies the ground
but q short time, and may follow u
crop Of clover tho same season II an
earIy ripening variety 10 chosen,
Tho "Medium" ripens early, ia
hardy, but sells At o lower price
than tho "Marrow" Tho /" Marrow
is very productive on a good soil,
and Is u popular market variety,
II properly harvested, tho haulm is
much rellshed by sheep, and is nu,
tritiOus, The bean, when ground
with corn or oats, II readily eaten,
and, when cooked, pigs will accept
II with ayldlly, No food ls better
for u growing animal, nor contains
more forming elements than
this bean, The idea, however, that
beans may BIO grown on u soil too
poor for any other crop h CHROME
ous,-I American Agrleu lturist,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-18

THE council meets tonight for final
action on the report of the finance
committee on the matter of reduction
of salaries. The fnDnce committee Is
composed Of gentlemen of acknowledg'
ed ability and enlarged financial views
and experience, whose counsel might
be followed with trust and confidence.
Successful business men, honest, cupa-
Bile, and with an eye single to the In
terest of the city and people, the adop-
ton of their report would infuse spirit
of confidence throughout the commu-
nifty that has long been wanting in
the minds Of the people of this city.