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lines which excite tie irony of your correspondent pray
remember that il is not the mouth that is 10 handed
down. but il IL hkcned 20 q rose gent to earth
The fault found with the description Of the Colorado
Desert when compared with the facts OF nature, VIII
prove that criticism sometimes snges those who play
with IT, We need not 90 FAR the Desert 20 find thai
what is filtered dim and hazy but bright and clear
The rays Of the stars on the Western plains fan brilliant
and tne as-as-I can think OF nothing better than
Tic nnltrated brandy exhibition one year at the
American Institute Fair. That brandy, ana Tue pnIlneh
liquors which accompanied u would serve as STANDARDS
for brightness ana clcarcss the year round AT me sa3
time ~ some optical influence cannot define the stars
apicar bold aud golden, while the moon looks rs II u Az
sorbcd instead of ditusing light ard seems Ike hole
emf i'm the sky more than luminous orb. Pray uOes
vie yhitS moon convey the idea Of shining Through
maze advise the author 10 go ont one OF these DC
tOhcr nights and how wide the moon looks In maze
As To the very sun riding 49,
"Rouud and high,
As II 10 shun TN. solitude
nothing better describes tLe awful vault-lkc depth Of
INC sky over those lonely plains. In looking at IL nave
had the same idea thai the withdrew a. far as o-
hardy patience 10 refund the candid reader that land
in the poem only u3et IN the sense OF country anh
an like Greece mourning hef ihIell ne
roe, may said ait in dust sdckcOth or amy iulC-
real symbol Why docs Mt "A Humble Author cut m
Jeremiah for saving How dOh the city sit solitary that
was full Of people" Now the city consists OF stones
laid in courses How can that lie sit down soil
t,ryi This is Authors" method carried out. VIII
close with saying that have yet to see ctlque when
docs Justice 20 Mr. Mers good qualities or s iahits as
a poet II s easier 20 cTiticise than to comprehend
Ns0 York, oct H. 1876. JOHN SMITH
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

EEW-YORk CITY.
221. NSn, l nTa wrs =, o. Fred FINK 1922
1914 A. u g. 40U 0f Gthave 7JxJ'll Geo Hon ooo
man aud wife 10 ADsude B.rnstei '''"V
Sils f. s. Ig s 2! rba ,fs ard 1900
fr9I ,r1 III r W = - = Ta5 5 -. 25OaO
r1I,n cav ~ Fro1tsi ,s Ibid: samc 10 same. $500
Iiorttin ". u 1861 II OF Washngton A. 2"N .
si3l, samuel Freeman fref) to John r& inei 3OO'
5thays ~ 65ttst. 3j.jalCOi of1hth Rowe -.
81 ay. "A ~ cor of 97hst lC0x100ll same to $1,000
'2 ert . = and iV No 4 10 ,fas l. Cole o. 10000
''' 49, H. -, 1Gr,o n Brown ..... Nominal
l12,h ~ i I s,ni n 10 Cbare, IN. 10000
Ji, ~ i'a' ~ Nominal
list st. sans property luelsId NJ Henry to st'pha9
f 1 H. TaraSr,f arnty Nominal
2ith.st. n = 10 u ~ 0th-ayc, 40X9S.J sidney b
ia r ~ TO- . lyg T. isater 1900
l7th,,i, rast, No %, loaselod James Moan 20 49,
ficii 10 ,ioSc Fish Assoeat5n deaseLoD -. 1900
hoI; CoTeiGs s,ofsm To- -t,<sn Il Assoc ton. 40
W Jn1,o no 20 &c, IL a So 100
: s,i , AID vie S 10 @ taS ,cr q dhiids 1900
80 r ~, and bu ~ and q 10 iono 10000
sthst = :, between Macdougs-s and 5thave 2Jxl00i
u years, May J. l715, mary A Cirsolm to I'd ANN
paria'i 3 10 81 cfnrnsned). IIern W B5ladto
William WIZ ANS, yc1I. mo 3onV
Nas,au No 1905 LONE Miller Ia Fritz Gross 4VOO
Caualst, No - WIN Writers 10 Frank R0ihhS 49,.
"a sam. property; gnod IcibIOOk Nominal
IOniclaLJ !. Y. SAVAGE, Depu;y Register.
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Countrn t.eal estate for Sale.

VUUNIIU ItkUI VbIWIt QUI UWIt.
.~1ooo..~..e>,--,,.,ol,,,>l >,>,,>.~~~,~~~
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - Beautiful
4 HOME in Central New York elegant brick dwelling,
containing all EOdrn mpro' tments large brick 81 LE,
GREE EfiOI Sc three Of GROUND, free and
ceai; will exchange for fine HOUSE town JAQUES, 20
Astor )Ise, Comm. Of Deeds for all States
E'OR SALE-Three tine suburban RESI-
1 DESCES. with liTl good improvements Ia 20
OF land with each abundance of frt also first
class FARMS II 100 each, frcm y miles from
Ithaca y. Y: graded public schools with Cornell
University Afford rare educationa advantages Address
w W. AYERS, ithaca. y. Y.
NOR SALE--A sp ,cious, first-ciass RESI-
Il DENCE in the village Of Flushing, sr.ect order, and
complete In every requirement the bes, III this city
house f2N60 ample grOln H. beautifully planted situation
very ele, ated, with perfect drainage terms liberal Apply Ia
JAMES b. PARSONS "a Finest, or HOMER MORGAN,
No. 2 puest.
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Gin properlp 90 Get.

ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
In ino baidlng facing city Han Park tho weil
adopted for lrst class bfar having high ceiling
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Men, ersen Real gstaic tor 6ale.


FOR SALE or RENT at ELIZABETH
y Hands m HOUSE, witi mo Tern improvements; stable:
large tust!Ol lSh; eIou althf; pOsst ssh
hamedat Atdress GU PsAN, 60. s.
ets fnn FIRST YEAR-balauce $1,000
W -. -fOO can be remain az per contwn pt reha~,
either comfortable subIrbai cottage resd II with
ample grounds nearly lad in garrI ate
irlr oeTs, vines, Houses have Il ruors gas bath
heater marble mantcs &c Three station Ld
40miDuics fUm LDertyR, ~ y By The frequent express
the best rail- cad the world Paved
lighted streets, all well drained beihy; horse
chickens, stable, Al. order ready occupancy.
hpply 10 OWNER Box IA, Elizabeth.
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gn5trnrtlon.
For Boys and Young 1Ien-

For Boys and Young IIen-City.
A CLASS of TEN PUPILS is taught by Mr.
~ NEWELL formerly instructor In HaTard), 10 East
X6th-st.
1 CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
~ PRIVATE I%STIIC1iO%. Circulars sent Oh apphci
ton TiOM AS X ASH, y East i6ti,st, Ne"iorA uty
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 2j2
~ Madison between 18Th anu S9thsls Schoh hours
g.Oalu 10 y. Prospectus Sc1i GA application. j. f
inserted AlOw's city directory, between PAGES 40 H.
A PRINCETON GRADUATE desires to form
~ small beginning ter lcraiaon for cJi
ege and aud hOrOnln instruction I'LL they
ready inter COED references given Address itOMtl.,
Tribune OftcC.
A STATE ELECTRO-HEDlCAL COLLEGE,
" Incorporated Approved by the Governor Juue 3 1873.
FACULTY. LECrURfs commence SEPT 20, lS'1. For
College Circulars Electrical Arcanun, etc, ice, address
ALBERT J. STEELE, NJ D., Prot cCo'ptr Mon y =
fNITY OF NETWORK UNIVERSITY LAW
~ SCHOCL-Students may ent'r at -. N. at the n"
rary Ia the University. WJsi square. For circular,
&C, apply 10 w. Il. MARTIN, IL broaGTay, Oh d. H.
JAQUES, Secretary, % ChamheTsst.
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neal gstate 90 @sei)anae.

E0R EXCHANGE-City houses for West
chestor properyi valuable property ia and MIGHT
for ly property; jersey city lots for good
stoe. JAMES BRO NNISG, 3. / Broadway.
EARn of 800 acres, 80 miles on Long
Island, nee and clear price sl2 900 80 EXCHANGE
FOR house ~ SeSIork Bro0kly Of about value
RULAND & WHITING. BeeAmanst
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ERIE RAILWAY.
IL SUMMER ARRANGEN,ENT OF Trains in effect August

H. L. Nv 4
IL SUMNER ADVANCEMENT OF Trains, in effect August
a. cindnrsti and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Coaches TO Buffalo and sleeping Coaches 20 designation ~
seSDns Coach 10 Suspension isTidee
y % rsG E'Gs i' E aee MA a S Ssn
natl, Detroit, and CAicago without change. -, ,,x
e 5-3 Ic S5 % R BIS ana 81 NsT AMI q
GHopm aas T Il farS R and pa.Si 65 80 10 a. H.
~ on 40, B SO 40, ~ g. $50 Sii' 1880 p ai
m( % aGo fagrso2 i ~ 10 or s g 30 1879
ST., IO;,0 ,. M. ara ~ Midnight sqnasys, .. y
d4s 7sd IL TO- ic5 M a. s 4 ' H'p b MD
night smdi o, 80 and 10 a. m 20 20 p ~, sni ~
$50 sp H. { NS%Sars 5g ai5 nv $50 80 1
T sasss 80 M a~ asir! .S' go Goshsa
S oae ? $40 n t5 ts0 $50 l6 i ss S Sis
and 40 p ri trains to 1 vim Nenyerh o.,s
AGO. Pm ~ s6E ri fa9 '2 r. r. e. OF ~ ."
$40 5' ssS t' fGF e g %5 s@s 5i5 s
aud sstaray nights only at ll9O p M Sundays a M
Eanue, Spring Valley and Mon-ey and $50 M, 2:i'
NoT Tri's .yins ch'mhsr. St, on even or hali hanr.
leaving Camherss at on quaT!sF hors aye 20 81 tnlity
WIN trains Wing Chambers ST at 1850 AMI IL mhI
rets for passage and Tor apartments Drawncroom and
Scerng oa'ss can he ooanr and 0ries oF The choosing
nos. q, AZ. %, ard ~ Brolway; No Court ST.
BrooAbn, aud al t'e Complain = Derots
EApfss tram. IRON tue Nes arrive ~ Ac"Nos% al ~
JNO. y. ABB6rT. General Passenger Agent New-YOFk.
FOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
Kondoat and oswcso railroad, l-At.s a. highland Pals
U'ar N.s Point, Cornwall. NcwbuIgu, Mllb rough. Miipl
Highland tNeM Palt anl ksogus. he si.sanoo-t Thomas
Cornell ryty Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday leaving liar
risbASs, FER ~. y. 10, at4 D. M
FOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
a FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL. AMI inter-
mediate Steamer eaVrs Peek slip daily Sundays
CeFtei az Twenty thir st.. T. H., g. - connect
with train Sew Haven Nsft boat leaves Peek
iS idy AMI Court a st. StSoS q O''
EALL RIVER LINE,
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS cepto.Ll ats D. IA,
From Pier -, North River, foot u hurayst,
TIE WORLD RE-. on BED STEAMERS
BRIHTOL AND PiOSInENtf.
Tckes and -tater0oms a a. al hotels and teket
onces the pier. Jl.DEN 10y ELL, Agents ny.
GEORGE /. COMMON, zen. rasa Agent
NORTH RIN Err AND NEW-Y0Rk STEAM
IN BOAT LINE Pier "a, v. R-Steamer ctfRHSTfNAW
leaves daily ~ suding 2sth ST., NonEers,
Tsrfytown Nvack hocklind Lake. HayersI. W. Iomp-
Inns Covs, and Peekskiu- the ADEsPnI az is y.
lsncng nj 2<thsl. for Englewoo. YonhafS. 1arr tow<
Hastings Nyaek, Sing sing and Hay.gsras. ir pat lars
inlui n. LANE. Agent Pis 81. No supdsV boat
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Hn5truction.
For Rows and Young Men City.


ORANGE MILITARY ACADEMY Brick
~ Church station 30 minutes IRON NeS f ST sS
Esss POINT nL Naval Ae ssI SyGI%
wv f nv & G, NILE \ a Z. D" }reTop'nen,s
hENhf MARK, fh. d. INSTRUCTORS
~ Send for Circular.
and board ". Enterat time send for circular
CEWARD INSTITUTE for Boys and Young
- Men Florida Orange County ~ " sic9 paya fqr board
tuon fuel Light &C. for twenty wees IN ms d%
s S1T 49, send Ad Tor Sga ap'O q
TNHE Irving Institute, Tarrytown- on, Hudson,
offers unusual advantages for boys send Tor circular
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
'0 BiH s.j MAsoN Box SO. Gj4. YOnssrs, NY
For Young Ladies Country
AN experienced TEACHER will receive into
hs family Greenwich. Comm four boys 10 to u years
Srs,s x, i,2ss Rrcadway tribune Uptown Once.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
CHASE Pnmci al los Chambers ST., Nowbursn y. y.
PORDENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE, n.
- JGraduang courses in seience Slasscs aa MIS-
with degrees S fSR'' WiIi&% s S64E% rr.en
CLASSICAL INSTITuTE.--Nlrs.. Ilarwood's
chshrc wsbnfy Natural development carefully considered
EBEL l. international Academy, Is Hedeman-
IL at crlB Prussia Iiomeand best adyanlages for young
pTospeca- Address is COOPER Union New Yort.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ BRIDGEPORT Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
GOTHIC HALL. Stamford, COnn.-Fall Term
PAL, S Mss SSI AXES cAs 81 ''l''' "rp,
HONE SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, opens
fxi5 SG b 5S ls,S AeSf a 10y RE '"n '
HONE INSTITUTE Tor Young Ladies, Tar
course Of study in lie English branches the Languages and
Music Nis 81. W. Metcalf, Principal. 49,
MRS. w. 6. BRYAN'S Boarding-School for
I'VE Young Ladies' Batavia y. Y.
MISS BULKLEY's BOARDING and DAY
w SCHOOL for Young Ladies iarryto"nontho'iindson
will reopen WEDNESDAf, sept 10
MONTR0SE PRI0kY. BOARDING. aand
m RAa ff2Gi o. '' Box ' 4iG drHs se a. ~
MISS RANNEY's BOARDING AND DAY
WI SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Ehzabeth New
jersey, viii be seoeHcd vi WLDSE5DAl, september 10.
MRS. WEST, BOARDING and DAY SCH00L
nenced ssp,abcr ~ ncsd,n5s at ths MeadavS
TWO little GIRLS under II may find home
frencl. aad Nus. Adcss H. W Ncvbirsn \. :.
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING and
DAY scH s,,.daor, Conn
Mr.. c T; E!cH4EasoS, TfiHeipG w
Ter Both Sexes-Couutry.
= Bairne fr lSt sexes under care OF the Society
Of rreaos Healthy io,'iae Tgyp w mq :, e, ttocpar
cIap i'.iiil WiccstchtsteS %, y. Y
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y, for
s AMI pr y+a i.F S1d "a: si4 10, c2 s
AdIres5Joa. 4. King ID. Fall Term sept
Miscellaneous.
CURCULARS OF several GOOD SCHOOLS
Y tET 20 parents at Schermerhors store. . Eondst
-
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Gicamboais ano RAILROADS..


ALBANY, THE NORTH AND WEST.
"a GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARE BY
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
with comfortable state rooms warmed bv steam.ppoA
irst-cllss lassrss only 90
Passage ANA BERTH. %
Leatne daily Sunday excepted p. M from Pier II
Moth f.vur. canal 81.
URIDG EPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D and NaugatHek Railroads. Fare Il. steamer BRIDGE
TOR leaves Cathane slip at 1880 and Bridgeport AZ II
pm
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D IHREr FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
"A a NJ pailv oxcspt Sundays Washington Lvncfbnrs
south West p,i-Oar,1 on, innali chc,so. tae
25j .: Iay ciceut sundays, Wd~lneton ~. i ana
W.T. ana Nortn'WGst
s'' aa5 @;y n Gii pS ~ pS ' a-oasS
ssprs bs nei9ra 10 SsS-9J'ts iilis1sIs c3Sa .,
For taroSsa nc1ct4 aud general information cal Com
panys ofceT POI and ratway AMI at ticket Offices loot
AK URfiCKEis VIA BALTIC. AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tlryuci ear, jersey cry :" WasaIgon :, ro,s GO
NTTIZENi, LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY
v AND ALL POINls NORTH AND WEST.
Frs,cla.s passage Win cabin fertn............sI 90
Frst-class passage with stateroom uerth..--. 20
The n sSaa I sCNNYs and POWELL Laws
DAILY raipnays pe at o'clock p; from Pier 80.
s s g 81 90 t''' 0'J 6&Pm c6ENEII ser at1ea
CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NEW,JERSEY
and Fragbt New Yorkro Iibertyst. Councils
SOlrTyie with south Branch r.. f.; a. Hampton Junction
with Del Lack. and West a. r. 81 Ph psburg With eh'eh
s;usquehanra DIVISION wh cish valley Railroad.
Central Pennsylvania and New.Nork Slate
Pa ARRANGEMENT.
Commeneng;6c. . 1s1J.-Leayo Nov York ~ hn9ws;
$50 a. nNEws TR.fN for Eas'on. Ie.nrhen Bath Allen.
town. Maaeh Chunk, TamsqGa, 1amaHeud, Wilkesbafra
6i a. in--Way Train Tor somervie and F'm'neton.
40 m-W9y Ttaa for Easou connects at Junct on With
Is o. Ia-MoE.NG EMPRESS daily except suudaysl
iasion Allentown. Harrisburg, and Le west Connects AZ
for Pennington. AT FlstOn Harch Chunk Tam
rowana NiKe>bGrre Scranton, d with through ears
To lan,i.e Nilamsport, &C. TN,
1915 D. m.EXPRFss for Pennington. Eas0n, Allentown,
&au,h Chunk 1amlgua Malanoy city. Iiaz.eion, Mlkes-
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephraia, P"ttsile,
2i5 p n. ExPEEss Tor Easfon Beyidere, Bath Mauch
Chunk. Wnkesblrre, and scranton.
$50 r. m.-NGy Train for ell N.
400 T.. m-Way Tram for Easion, Allentown. and Mauch
ChnnF Connects Junction with Del Lack and West r. II
$50 D. m.-May Train Tor ~omerN lie and Pennington
5O1 l. m.-Way Tram for SomcrsD'C.
5l5 IN v b
$50 BNrI'r-. day FOR I.astoG, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Wikesblrr, Towanda ieainS, and Harris
Gu p m-Way Train for SOmer.ine.
C.2O D. n. tisi 20 ID lie.
20 p m.War -" Tor S0mervilie.
$50 \. m--Ior CASTOR.
80 i. Way Train for Somervtlie
1870 y. yfr Ia o. iie -. 49,
For Elizabeth 3D. 6lj, $40, !lt. 745. =, sf5,
9l5 9SO 1890. ll:l5 a. m; ~ m; l24b >, - 2,
3aO SAB 4, il5. SAB Q, 5l5. $50. 5i5, u G'io,
Wv . ''''' ''' CIV 90 r. h. KICKER snpt. and Eng
Ii. r. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
tn .l. ia 60. Hgga. f.
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"-UOr mouth

the Humble Author" has conspcnousy left magma
tou ont In dealing with Mr.. niilcrs lines Whcn vas
Qucz says Of Ina:
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Dnucune Ioaoer.fs.
Gegchcrs.

ALL wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils
~ address "Arsr Educate Union" 737 Broadway, Ny
A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, teaching Piano
~ yo fus Cas ~ etc. sGsn- b3@oy 10" o' koH
los station 4, NeN.York.
4 FlRST-CLASS PIANIST, graduate OF the
Lepsc Conservatory, "a open f"r r." more lrs.ons
L box 10, one srEcK Co, - T. ltl.sl
4 YOUNG LADY, gradaate; of the public
schools ana hooing ar-lelS> Diploma desI,s9 az 10
Bon 10, Tribune Oice.
4 GERMAN GRADUATE desires private
pupils IN ,,rmdn hcS S , slr. s vsn
Adurss 90 Wet 3itI-st, 81 foor east.
A LADY, experienced in teaching, wishes to
y pvt il Engl-h AID Aase in eNeauge f. c 80.
iorae hons best Of reference given Address c0nFokr
tribune ohlre.
A LADY, experienced and successful in
rheS "a a. '@isiriXa or 'RfsiDEST dovEKYESS net
city references, Address L. Boa o. Uptown Tribune Office
1888 Broadway.
An accomplished young American lady of
"a German descent wishes 70 md enpy men. III rtsec,
IOrEAch eHliDA the Tadment7 Of German SiG.s
EDUCATION.-It ia desired to engage the
II assistance OF LADY. o. a GENrLEMAN, Of refined
culture, directing tc i1lsn ses OF young lady Adj
''e' "'''' L. st. Box 1891. PostoGca. New.Yors.
HONE CULTURE.-An experienced and jul
a. S sa a9 sd sn s g aes TS r so IN Fnr
Branches GERMAN French MI-ic in family. Address
Miss \. N. j.. Uptown tribune once, l,2}o Broad~dy
Mrs. MITCHELL DipomGe paris and Ber-
We ln supplies AMihli] r., and S.l00lS WIN Sonlpe
tent ys I'M OF resident TEACHERS GONEltNESSES, and
TUTORS for a educational branches Information given
good soo private classic and pf0'cSsors q npden M
gaases and music. TEACHES BUREAC 81 Vest 32thst.
vs'EACHERS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
schools aud families with Teachers ~ EDt CATiONAL
BUREAU, ~ onion ~lu@re ANNA HANDALL~DlEhl,
Manager.
FEHE american School Institute, " a reliable
Educational Agency Uf 20 years -uccessul experience
constantly rtroiur " Teachers Of kno@n aoA to families
and schools and institutions ~ grade Explanatory
circulars Supplied j. W. sCERNE RHORN,A NJ, Aetuary,
II Bondst.
1NAN1ED-A lady TEACHER of experience
w 70 assist in building , SELECT )liE SCHOOLil
drr~,itfu location New-YOrE Terms favorable Par
tii lr- b addressing or secng immediately ars. N. Z.
i MI nnIntNu. y. j.
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nEI AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
~ Owning Operating the only route 20 CporsfStpyp,
sharon. HOSes Cave IsstoD SsTLtoga Lake GcoIs and
places axe Champaign Night trims and stsancTS from
NewYork connect OF Albany aud Troy WITH morning trains
The day Line aud miay with evening tnns
for all thn above named places :. J.. MAYO, Cent Pass
Agent. II. V. OILY PHASE Asst Prest.
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NJ LIE. NUN 7 ~
VI FRENCII. ENGLi.sII. aud GERMAN BOARDING ami
DAY SCHOOL sOT Young ladies' ald Children,
EEHcNLD
40. J East Forty fTsl-st.. corner Of t1fth9Ve-
VII RFOPFN on WEDNESDAY, september %
4 TItOR0TGH ENGLISH COLLEGIATE COlI RStt with
unsurp1es flci!t acquiring PRACTICAL KNOW
EDGE ~ fc FRENCH aud OtEr modem language HONE
COMFORTS and HOME PRIVILEGES the dlsi nguisl'
ing features OF tiiis school.
hIncl. rnoins .Or those HlO apply In time
Musical Department II under the care OF Prof. e. H.
MILLS.
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MISS IUMSTUtkf
wi ENGLISH. FRENCH. ana GEHNAN BOARDING apl
Day SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES aud III iBbHIN,
Nos. 30 and 81 RESERVOIR IARk West iOt,i s, facing
"a scIVOit squa Boarding Pupils hunted 20 10.
School year OF $50 and 1875 VAL y, September n,
kiNDiHD+ kIi ~ Oct J.
PoIsnnal Aullclilm AN OF LILLMC M any tuc
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Counlrp i1ropertp 60 Get.

PAIR OF twin HOUSES, large lots, wen
n located big1 ground near depOts Nc rent 70 sr
north 10 good tenants. Address MUTUAL FRIEND ino-
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~ boat LINZ, Pier "A, n R-steamer cIfkYsIENAU
leaves daiiv A IN sudlng ~ 2sth ST., or fonEers,
Tsrytown Nyaok. hockiind Lake. HaverstI.w. Iomp-
Inns cove, and Peekski- the ApE.PnI az is y. M.
lsncng nj 2<ths.. for Engew ooi, YonksrS.
Hastings Nyaek sing sing and iay.rstras tur pat lars
inqu r.. LANE, Agent OIL Pisr "a. No SUNDAY boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

rCD LET-Completcly FURNISHED li0u,E,
4 AZ YOuiers; al moirrn Inpruy meuts stables. &C.,
.ghtfni location near GlenwOod Depot Adareso c'a No
NonLsfs Pr q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. L.,
~ Winthrop place tone block from y. Y UniyersitSl b.
gns Year Sept 10 Primary. Commercial and C9si
cal pebartInehts M NJ Hobby b. b. Lssser, Principals.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-09
STRAY WATFS.

Sec Wyman at Odd Fellows Hall,
to night.
City andMechanics Loan Association
meets this evening.
Arrangements for spending Thanks.
giving day are now in order.
Prof. Fowler's lectures commence
at Institute Hall, Thursday night.
Two drunks 80 cents and costs, COM
prised the police record this morning.
The American Rifles will drill again
to night, on the Quicksteps base ball
grounds.
Boots and shoes for winter wear very
low at d. McCusker::s cheap store, N o.
215 West Second street.
Bishop Holly of Hayti will speak at
Trinity Chapel to morrow at II o'clock.
Bishop Lee will preside.
Old and young, rich and poor, pa
tronize Donahoe's popular boot and
shoe store, 307 Market street.
With the finest and cheapest assort
ment of boots and shoes in the city, al
d. Fennessey, 222 Market street, at
tracts crowds of customers.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-09

HAYTI AND THE LECTURE OF BISHOP
HOLLY AT TRINITY CHAPEL.-The Amer
lean people cannot well over-estimate
the Importance of the Republic of Hay
ii in the trial which the people of that
island are making for themselves and
for their race of our Democratic form of
government. Their success will prove
our gain, their failure inure to our loss.
Their already notable example is begin
ming to tell upon the whole African race
in the western world, turning many II
longing eye to Hayti as the home best
suited to the developing of the African $
nature and powers. We trust that Bish-
Cd Holly, who is advertised to speak at
Trinity on Wednesday evening, will not
confine himself wholly to the missionary
and educational condition of the Hayti-
ems but, identified as he is with the
country, will give us his personal obser-
yations touching the great problems of
| national government there entrusted to
| the colored race. With Hayti free, in
| dependent and prosperous, what may
not Africa become? We await the lee
ture with no little interest, because tine
| Bishop is IA man of excellent parts, mas
long been resident and active worker
on the island, and has enjoyed many and
peculiar advantages for thorough stu
dy of the people, their country and in:
stltutions. We are assured, also, on good
| authority. that he is capable of doing
| full Justice to his theme. +.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-09
THIRD EDITION,
The Steamer Defiance.

The jackson & Sharp Company have
lust completed a propeller steamer for
Messrs: w. ?. Clyde & Co., with a new
style of engine by Pusey, Jones 81 Co.,
designed to utilize and develope the
trade through the Delaware and Raritan
canal, to carry 400 tons of cargo on a
draft of water of feet, at speed of ten
miles per hour. The Defiance is the
pioneerof five steamers now in course
of construction for W. P. Clyde & Co.,
all of the style and improvements de.
signed to run between Philadelphia and
New York, inside during the season Of
canal navigation. and outside as daily
line during the winter. The hulls are
diagonally braced with iron, built under
Underwriters inspection, TO insure al
the lowest rates. when running outside
on the coast. Il the performance of this
type OF steamer comes up to expects
tions, the present style of canal steam
ers will become Improbable and useless
for the trade between the two cities.