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Boaro aTo Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-3t.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE MN
fr6 5%SN 6 aETS w. %' x mesryhS E
100 ThiHiaye, cor. folt, seventh IT. at nc HAlIfn
ss Sa isurth.t iaeu savings apk building ~ TO s.
NJ. stregniar Ollie" ratos
4 OR 2 ROOMS 10 LET. with BOARD, in IA
r.tes very uoGcisie; rcfrIerce M. 40 5ina,c.
PC WEST -SQuARE.-Suite
ISo . "SS sad 9 s Gsa S'' Sg a'' " sing S
To WEST 1lTH-sT.-Niccly furnished
tV Rooms, 20 ard SCI doors, without board Tor geniI'
West Side.
DLEASANT ROOMS, first class board, Sum
m,r prices. transient OF permanent iii West twenty
ALEC. noGfoFS OFFICE; references orehanred. Res
e OR ! Zine rooms with first ella, board at ~
silent parties near -. Jane, and Maii.on square.
LATEST, M WEST Elegant ROOMS
venenl to al Tiris o. Nv house frstcia-s rr'er,ncs
IITH-,STy 81 WE EST. entire Floor to
4 rent VIII n'h &c: term, "h t Golld ioi ~ adults
Ia WEST lGTH-Sr., between 9TH and 9th
NfD Handsomely Furnished ROOMS to LET wia
board; iraHeny permanently terms IL 90 10 ~ PSF day
East Siie.
FURNISHED ROOMS with private baths, 20
let with private abe without hoard 20 auilis, gen.
tlrmen references. - !.ar' -Vilr'.
AIRS. T. II. JENKINS, IFS Madison-ayc.,
N1 has two .r,irt snItcs ppMS to RENT with hoard
until oeilbcr ratt.out and table bJAE!erS fvoc,ri.
NO. IL EAST 2STil-SI, near 5th-aye.-
~ strictly fret board hEd attendance mod
crate pI1ccs by ne day or woes
/ ELEGANT PARLOR FLOOR, also other
ROOMS, vita INST cass board transous accommodates
inDdctei 20 ad ? Etst 23i t.. 3la aoh square.
no EAST 2fST-S'T. Gramcrcy Patk)-
] ~ Lvslgate ROOMS. sitL class BOARD, pef1nI-
prnty tran~ently references exchanged
Country Board.
A QUIET HOME, the best of country board,
"A pleasant drives Doliiug. and nsing. Accommodations
he secured by making carry application terms
from t6 - per week Address Dr. j. H. SMILEY, North
Sutton, =. Il.
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Il FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, andnter.
mediate ponts. 2i - f. daily (sGnuays
efceted) al M 2Jdst T. H., Sl5 M sod IL D. NJ con
with special frame New Raven fr Hartford Spr
fed &c Tickets cd eheck ed at ga BROADWAY
Eewl Ork, and Com tst Brooklyn. Excursion 70 New
Have oauuYp
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AIarble ano Slate Mantels.

/,ASONI & ISOLA, .-.. ,,.,.,.,
~ li6 10 1872 West 40th ST.. near broadway
-ns,ts Haptels Altars Figures. Thing "anscotns
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GtfGmboats ano Railroads.
Ton, connecting

FOR R0ND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing High
land Falls West Point Cornwall Newbufgb, Marlboro,
Milton Poughs ecpsie, and Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday SATURDAY: James
Baldwin Monday, Wednesday. tray, spring Il. Pier As
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E1r-NnpK M IN\G KRANCM K. R.

y CENTRAL r. v. OF NEWJTRSEY. 1870
ALL RAIL LINE EETV EEN NiM YORK, ION6
bRNNCH, OCEAN GROVE. sEA GIT ANI sGlAN.
TUe Table 81 july &C. 1876. Trans leave NcwNorA from
fot Of iabcrty.St North River al 'i5 $40 lli1 a. NJ
III Trans run 10 Long branch Ocean Grove Giri and
SGuau. Co..
stage IN and Newport connect at haiawsn station
With al Trans u =. IAl.ll"l -. Gen. I'ass .'LI
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NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND UUDsO

kBM-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
uS1s viii leave Grand Central Depot: "
~ Chicago and Northern Express with drawing.
80 eers through 70 Rochester, and ST. ALBANIA VT
49, n special Saratoga Express arrives Saratoga
.vsV a. special Chicago Express with drawing room
II 20 hoeheser, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls.
tcseV a. NJ Northern and Western Express.
e. H. special Saratoga Express arrives at Saratoga
~ n Montreal Express with sleeping cara from New.
SeoS o. ALBANIA. arriving at Montreal at 800 a.
cypress with sleeping cars for WATERFOWL
$40 ~seA Aho, for Montreal VIA Pattsbureh.
peshss.., rsehe EKuress daily with seepnyo cara for
- Iaais sgars ala Buffalo, Cleveland Louisville and
f00 - oi chicago, via both l. S. NJ Z. Railroads
"a ssrsies, Apss~ With Ssspng cars for Albany Troy
az "a AZ per Local Tine Tables Tickets for sale
- p.,s - and ~ westeott Express Co Offices
os ana s42 Broadway New York and 333
e"SSe. AieeAvh G.. u. MEEKER,
Au..uf
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


=
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PASSENG!E AND FREIGHT. -lAIl IONS;
IL NlW NoRr-ttuua Eai'Cn ~ stNl'i-e!' 1905 o.
IL PHIGAbFLPIlIA-Norh Peuusl wanna Railroad cor.
"' CofnneHrE- MONDAY. June 49, 1876 Trains
Leave New YORK loo, 81 ieg,y -; al t' 10 'I' 4 NJ
fsS, PI Gciania al 100 $50 ~ 80 SEQ ,. ESQ PA
Pullman Room Cars att,Arl 10 tAC 40 aHl
g.l5 4. ~. taL- from Nrw-lo.k -
Boat. leave foo' q Clarssop-st $751; 755, 9oJ m,
Rates for ,ss.eSr and freight low as by routes,
Centennial pissgtrs delivered Al ne man d" '"'
Gen Pas. Agent &. g. o. Of ~.
NEW-YORK, NEW-IIAYEN AND HART
~ F0RD H. R-NEW-YORE ASD MIN HAVEN pl-
VISION m1,r All ncsm'nt couW1ncIuc Jrn- IT, lolt
Passenger station IN NCwN"rk, Grand Central Depot 60
"'N'' ~ = VI , TeSiSs' lrAyE ToEE
Trans ior Ne" Haven leave 81 'ip tAeen> Spo en-,
(Accn (t;K, 400 sid 5:ij tLpcal Lx),G UHl aud 10
'TCr South Nolwals go 500 905 II m, l2m., JESl
2.2O g. 10 40, BIB, t.s1 CD s. 10 pm Tor Sami0td
no 800 go 100 q. H. j. ~, !, ~ 90. 500, %tV'
Boston Express Spuns fcid. 81 uj aaI ~ a. NJ ana
d. m. via Store Line a. ami 10 D. Mi Tie ~ q M, j.
& % ard sbG 10 p NJ . I'n ld a 10 G.S raNoT fha
ag5 and p connect win traus on Snofe Inc ~
VISION Tor IrdTia"acs and NE Con"e.ties5 valley 81
sSoie line Division for norwich and NcN-Haven and
Northampton g. H. ~ Nc@HaN'n and ne 50. ~ enc =.
~ Tor Newport s"5 ~ - snd trains con
meet with Connecticut River r. H. ~ ~p1urneld and p ~
for Montreal. The s.p5 and connect With Sau
Annex aud Hotsa, ouir r. h ~ Bridge 1. sOJ
and J. j.. 44O and ?. IN. With Lsuhurv ana Noi"at'
south N0rSaE. and the SOB n. l. 4<0 and 80 p m.
with Nep. Cabaan f.. Il. al STANFORD
sunday Mail trains p via Springfield at 10
Dlawinc Day Express and sleeping Cars on
cSes can Gs purchased 1oset oGlcs Of COMPANY a.
Depot, az 0aces Of y i Transfer o. -; J
BrosdTay New York and No Courtst brooklyn, who viii
also check baggage from residence 20 GertiLAlIn
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lectures ano nlrctinas.

MEXICAN PATHOLOGICAL ASSOCIA-
N TION.
The Eighth Annual Session VI the Association viii be haAd
In New York City. beginning -
TUESDAY. JULY H. 1876.
The Association viii assemble at O'Clock D. m, In n
ChaEcellors of tire New.YOrk University
Annual by the President will be delivered
O'Clock the OF the day In the chapel OF e
Presbyterian Church. corner OF fourthSye
and The subsequent meetings during u
session will be held nj the same place.
HOWARD CROSBY, Com. OF Arrangements
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r ONG Island RAILROhD.
~ i.EssEE FLASHING, y. r; hN9 CEETRAI. II Il
AND SOUTHERN r. r. OF LONG ISLAND.
Trains Islam. CITY y ldlUWs:

~ i-kssEE rLySMdNGt \. e. AN2 CENTRAL II T.
Trains leave Long Island City as follows:
For FG GR e cg1 cess y fsa %o' ana %
sSG $40 g t. l a M i2g9 Bal dSS SOi sos 'o'' oS
go For fnsSSs ans ard Great :U HScS 1875
For Main-s oniyI95i n. 1906, 2o5, sos, 4:aJ
FOR Flushing central Depot crocemoor Gsrden city and
HE abS a ~ anu saturday nights For
'r For PG sy fGa GsFa'a G n 80 4s 81
For s, IA - p srn pe,o .o, o, Ferry
For JalnsicamG:SJ 7o3 $50 sos. 10, 1892 A. M $780,
For Far RockswSy and Rockaway Beach7o3, TO- I1:52s
For ia Ear f EccksSay ony-635, 0os M sOs, $780,
valey-os5, $50, 10 1903, 4:os s. $780,
Fol- empstead-7O 3 $780, 1872 a. M sos 4O3, $50
For Port JefeIson-G3J, 10 D. m; y. IN NoIhport-iO3
FOR BSbylon-7:o3, $50 1892 a, III. 4os D. c:osPm
For IsIip-7:o3 $50 a. m; p. H. PAtehosue-s'So a m'
For R!yeIheaa- 90 : H. 200, I'm o., and.
For croedmOor ODlgy7rt x P;H TRAINS
For yd F Fl s s43 RsPs P gT al Snd
gsa i IL ,.! i2S, $40 s:i5 e:s5 p M
For For f FSsSi Hs G & i2Go los .5
For e Garden CITY and Hempstead-s5 1888 6:o5
Rapyn qna nm, nj 5SS m r.rrv
For Far ROckavSy ana EcckSway Deach-9 10, II a. ~;
For Noythio4 and Port $50 NOrthport
F ~ locust 3 1h; Valley $50 a. m. eaOpm.
SSa;s leave Sew drs foot Jamesslip Sundays
excepted from a n. D. 80 minutes previous 10
Island CITY. boSte
$50 1880. ll:.U n. III, ]. ., 3, 4, .. 9, ard y m $1,000
Ee-1v Now Ors, foc 81 fAst iLIy iOurst
every IS minutes previous to TIE departure OF aims
NsONTCIAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
We RAIN AITails leave foot C0fauct 81. daily i~un
eNccptcdD Greenwood Lake aHd nicfe't" safh
fS.1s m ana 4.3I y. m. For AONlCl.hlN and ORANGE
ana atIOus C i $50 +5i sat,
60 $40 m For Little Falls AID intermediate stations az
$50 a NJ 30 $40 ono go T. For EinEWool ana al
Co,anaatca tickets may he obtained at Office in
Jersey Cly and al COMPANY "H.e' -" ~
York. ". i ''Nl>' ""P'''n,'t'.'.'''
NEW ROUTE To BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
y NEW-YOiK AIR LIN L. % Dtlss 1TtrF pdH any othT
I,e s-,isrr GnG pCst Gbtr Ffd'ng
rrrs a. Nrr. fH0iGna trains leave fraud 'rhusl
Depot Middetown, Wansnuc Puina ana Boston ~ l.
For Worrtscr and Boston, sHoa change Of ears at p m
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA AIR LINE.
NEW Jersey AND NEW-lORk RAIL
y WAY Eor HACKES~ SACK, SPRING VALLEY, MN.
leave New YORK Erie i,rr-, foot Cns1beSst 40,
As a. H.: l. 3. 10 81 ,, and $50 N. Sundays 50 ~
and Gas a. N saturday nights 0Hg a. II
o'clock through 10 stony FuiaI. EycUIsnU tickets - RIO
General once ~ BfOaaWaS: see cryn!aT. ,..-,.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH X. Il.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NLM YORK, Long
! BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE SEA GlEi AND SCI -.
Tue Table 81 July Il, 1876 Trans cave Ne"l Or nom
fot Of iabcrySt North River, al 'A5 $40 II 10 a. H.
Al Trans run to Long branch, Ocean Grove Sea Giri and
/
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Cffnrslons.

IONA ISLAND, WEST POINT, and NEW
i BURGH.-See advertisement Of steamboat Armenia
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miscellaneous

-o~IWp- MEETING TENT, extra large size, to
Va NJ .u{,ahe for boarding will rent on shares
- I,rnsS { H.. BOX Ia Tribune 0sice. ------
.,.PY ANN WALLIS, formerly of London,
nj Is earnestly requested 70 communicate al once
iva gned respecting her sister MIS- WILD or
wiz enT ono know Of the horeaoouts or dt&th oi
c%N WALLS, and VIII furnish Huoh in'oi " " WV
Ali he SUITABLY acsnowIeiReN II, Al uypp s,at.s, Ny
VII" MCKENDRlCh d WALhhN' D s'"'o ST. " Il
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EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS April 49,
e-Leaye depos foot OF Cortsnd and Uobrossos SIS Al
NJ m ior taston Bethlehem, Allentown Msuch Chgnk,
aszleon, Beaver Meadow Mshapoy civ Shenandoah Mt
CaGel shAm0kn WIKI esbsfre Ptston Sayre Enir.L &C.
NE Niagara FalG and the West.
NJ Tor hast0n, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
~eNA hah1n6y City, Shcu andOsh, HikCsDagIe J1tutOn
Harrisburg " -
csunt, stopping at all statlsus
SsOp ~ Night Express, daily for EastOn Bethlehem Al
Entovn hsuch Chunk WlsesbaTre PttSto Sayre ElInir
GnacA Auburn Rochester Buhalo, Niagara Fa aud Tho
"esc f1lnans sleeping Coaches attached
ROBT. II. SAYRE Sup't. and Engr
Ii
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II. P. BALDWIN. General
ERlE RAILWAY
u sUMMER ARRAS GENfENT Of trains IN eject June 5,

ERlE RAILWAY -.o.-.,..
IL SUMMER ABRA- EMENT Of trains in effect June >,
1876
Ga m-Cincinnati and Chicago Day ExPresz Drawing
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, ana Sleeping
COACHES % Cleveland Cincinnati. and Chicago.
1915 uEIPress Mail Tor Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
7P.m-DaIy) Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester, idnslO Niagara fa tnn-
nat. Cleveland Chicago without change also, Hotel Din
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, Y, for
Newark cas- $50. lO-4i, ll;SO BIZ. BIB and s: 10
p n and IL midnight saturday nights only suhdays vIo
Ru6erurd Park and Passac CAS- 74j 10 a. No. y noon,
l4o 2, S45, 4:So, 5l5, 9, $50 .. 10 p. H., u nc
night Sundays, $780, 10 r. H. l45 $50 p N, and IL ma
Paterson GAS, 745, $50 10 lOl5 1870 m. 70 noon
l45 g. 8 10, 3A5, 43e b. 5l5 6, 6l5 63O T. : 10 and
II mSaght Sundays, 800 05, 10 NJ, ldJ, $50, D. L.
sunern, 6:z5 T45, TO- lO:45 a m las 345 g. g. T. p m
" midnight Sundays. $50 10 NJ, l:45 $50, D. m ana
Cornwall 745. a. m. $3.50 4:so D. ~ sundays $50 a. H.
Warwick. 745. 1915 a. N, $50 y.
NewDurgh 74J. s. lO45 a. H. $3.50, 40 Sundays
Kingston. q. ~. $780, p. IN. SUNDAYS $50 am.
Goshen, 745, Q, l04j a. S3O GAS, 4:3O, p. sun
MiddefowH 7:4J, s. i045 a m. ss5. 40 7. m. sun.
days $50. 10 a y. TIES a and f3O trains
with NewYcTk and Oswego Midland r. r. at Main
Port JerVis 10 3 lO45 a. H. 49, D. m sundays, $780,
NoIEIIraius leaving Chambers or even hall
aye Twenty third ST. fifteen minutes earlier tbsn above time
Trans leaving ChanDeiss Oh quarter hours leave twenty
earlier Boats Leave Twenty third.
945 and lO45 connecting with trains leaving Cham
bersst st 10 p. N. and IL midnight.
Tickets passage for Apartments Drawing
and sleeping Coaches be obsnsd and orders for the
checking and ansDo Baggage BE- left at the COpauys
ofnces Sos. 23G 4Ol 500 and 951 Broadway no Court
81, Brooklyn. and at the COnpanys doDGts.
Express Trains from the West arrive N NeNNoTk AT 12o
H. lao and 1856 ?. 10.
I On
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WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
tAEEiINt TIE
UNITED STA IT'S MAIL.
% f'c
Is Lieut. GslTy T. ~, going -,utA y Tho ht-s o. IAe
Jassap, o. I,Ip,H' gI tie wear round.
= BKiTlSSIC S.IiI.pNN July -. ] 20 . m.
GEGNtsiC. SATU EDAN. Aug. J.. - ll g. d..
ClIIIt. S.Tt TUtN. fur -. - 3 o. o..
B.IFtNsIC. SATURDAY. sep. -, . % on.
No, Ebay. s-rIf DO. a. q l. M -.
FROM TIE WINE STAR DOCK, PIER o.. NORTH
RINlE. 80
Tho.e stesl,rs uniform Ia srr and unsurp'si ~ ap
pO.umrIis The saloon STATE Uyu4, tM 'slE ahl ram
Rooms placed amd-hPs, where the "",. 'nh tio.'h
i-t aGoTlug degree Of comfort hl'"i' HhA'
NtT.--- saloon $50 and 500 gold. Return Tickets or
fasora bic terms steer rye, s.~
Fo Of plans other Information appy at Tho
COrly.uys OiIIccs No. 81 BrOsdNgy, New ivrb.
'"''' L. J. COITIS Agent
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PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
/ the NtWJERsEY SOUTHERN 4. K.--faIe lover than
any oner route commencing JuUe 49, 1876. LcaS" NcS
York from Pier River, foot Rector IT. $40 a. M
Tor Branch >elJTgH &c 3iJ M iDr fhladr pima
Long Branch, Toms River. Ware and NinciAud; $50
D. for Philadelphia Long BTancu and IucseTJ"n 4Ao
f0r Long Branch, Toms iaycr. AMI "aciy"h Jbu T.
fcigHt bat and passenger train Tor Long Branch
~ = NJ
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70" Nl0NI0IUNT W ". M. :.
ASK FOR TI(kEIS VIA AIR LINE.

NEW JERSEY MD NV Uhh hhII[
n WAY-.ur HACKES~A SPRING VALLEY, MN
Ul.T NEW CITY. HANiItS rNAW, aud STONY f'lNI.
Leave NcwNorA via frie ferries, foot thsnhrlSs, 40
SO A. m l. 8 .. H. and $50 y. Sundays. So l. ~
and Gas - u \ toaier saturday nights only a. u
o'clock through 10 Fuial Excursion tickets - RIO
ticket offices An trains leave IRE Depot Jefsey Guy
N'"N'"' / L. EtT.N -. SUPERINTENDENT.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave for EneewOOd Ccser PsrInOut and Nyack
ESQ Tor all except Nvack). 945 i, 3 T. 1AJ. $50
tsO 5O p ~ and Saturday nights only al ii 80 sun
days a ID. and $50 D. II.
Manuel Spring Valley and Mcnsey, T. 9i5 M, 445 p
mo n. ABbOTI, GeIl PassI gent, New YORK.
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nROOKLNN, NEW-YORk, and NEW-
Il 3JRGH by steamboat ARNEN1A.-Lcave Fnons;,
Sookrp Al o. NesTyst, NewYCTs, at 92h. snd Twenty
BIOes AZ e45 a. NJ. landing YoDkcrS Iona Island,
H.n. West Po:a and Cornwall Returning, arrive az
SSDcsIyI al ,. m TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP 81.
r. Iora Island and return 20 cents
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CENTRAL RAILROAD on .JERSEY

" -AIIFSTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST.-raSSenCC
Stations IN New York foot Liberty auA foot o Garrison
ST. Nerth River Frei-it station t0at Of licrtyst hort
River CoIiectS at SOmerN1e with south Branch H. a.
Al II;eh Bridge, with Hieh Bridge Branch
Hampton Jruo,isa " tn De- Lack; and West II r.; at Pl
In LeE!~A aud SUsVgclGnua Division: also wit
lc,gh Valley Railroad Direct line 10 Harrisburg, PITT
buIgh West also 70 Central PcuEsy ania and New
NDrk Sfgfa
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CITIgFNs' LINE STFAMBOtTS for TROY,

u sARATOGA LAKE CHAMPLhIH. LAKE GEORGE,
the ADlRONuACKe, MONTREAL, and a. points N0rIl
sni west ow fare ana reduction 10 a.! points The ee
gnut steamboats, Of THIS Line oavc DAILY lraiGfays eN
senteil AZ M rOw per RIVER, foot Leroy ST.,
" N morning trains y. Y Central Rsssela,r
And saratoga fro and Boston and connecting railroads
Trror,h solo I'd baggage rccI cd 20 destination.
JOSEPH Cbl{NI IL, Supt.
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w nrslca-s tr very aIsi !. sitt .ie-S r
rrss neat chanbermaid has INC best el 'Nsu"S
from The city; In washing; Is hshe tfNue.
atd Appearance. CO., othaNe eet"ec" - "~
10
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AND GKTENWOOD LAKE


Y NV IiII ] + To bVN TVN.-IlVN IV-N M
y NEW-YOiK LIN l., % Dss sh Ttrg tdH any IN
M T,t Gnu plls ct'Tb tS f'o'
rrr az Nr.r england trains leave fraud Gem a.
Depot Tor MiddetOWn, Wnsnc Putnam and Boston ~ Il
For Warrier and Boston, ,s,oi change Of at p m
I-,.ht n S
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IN WEST -ST.-Nicclv furnished
~ ROOMS 20 ard sd floors without board Tor gonile
zen only house GTstoiasI references exchanged.
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Weet Side.

DLEASANT ROOMS, Grst-class board, Sum
prices. transient OF permanent iil West Twenty
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these drst steamships sal regularly at p ni from
Pier q l3 North River - follows. . ...
steam~np COLI U.s.. ! - URSpAY, Juiy o.
Stellu.Llp WII.nlNGIpS TT E-DAN. Au-. |.
III .h 0 passage sppNto
WILLIAM .. CLYDE = CO., So. Rowing green.
L., A L. ~ ArnLth IiLNama-
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nRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
II nd NagRAtpck Railroads. Faro 81. Steamer BtIDGE,
0KT caves Caharne ship al II 80 aud bridgeport atIl
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gteamboats ano Railroads.

IIBANY and TROY by day boats c. VlB-
A BARD aud DANIEL DkEW:-,Leaye Ncs9ysL per
No. IN i,rryhoatl West Point NewbUIg. Poughkeepsle
BnehecI CatsL aud Hudson Close connection at Albany
H. nv IRAN D. fer the West, ever NeW-l ORR
SSi And by special train 70 saratoga and Round akc 10
80 point ana Sewturen ana rcturn same day. 81 P0ugh
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- dI,t0us young woman accustomed 10 ne nur N2s'Iys
ironing apt hutng is good chauOcrm@i, s1d VIII TAX
turns with tie waitress x required has hrstcSss ree0hHel
G1t1us vJ2 6th Ave., between 3Jih and Jotli SIS
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sp,cial.

Oar little social world IN becAlmed.
No suppers, hops, parties, balls or
thestrr Nothing hut Nh occasional
wedding disturhs the monotony. The
reading club wouldn't work, the mus'
cal aud the great expectations wont
organize, 80 there il nothing but bill
lizards OF prayer meetings to engage
the mind OF young Dallas. An occa-
sional parade of the military might
produce II ripple II the braves were not
too hard at work to spare the time. A
cigar, slippers, an easy chair Daniel
Deronda, aud bright fire must suffice
as yet.
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Week OF Prayer.

This Sunday and week are deslgna-
ted by the officers of the Young Mems
Christian Associations In the United
States and provinces, as season OF
special prayer for the work they have
In hand. Sermons are asked for by
pastors, and the matter In question in
every way brought into prominence.
The action OF body such as met ut
Toronto in July last, composed of over
four hundred men, among the best
and most active In the land, drawn
from all parts of our country, non.
partisan and non-denominntional de-
mande candid and careful recognition.
Care well for our young men, they
are our hope and trust. Let the PEG.
pie act.
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The dust reached its eliminating
point yesterday as n nuisance, and We
call upon tho business men and prop.
erty owners to take some concert OF
action to stop 1t. II is ipjuring the
health aud business of the city, and
making u very unfavorable impression
upon strangers prospecting with II
view Of settling. The clouds OF dust
that swept down the streets and into
every Office and store in town, damag-
ing goods and filling the eyes and
lungs of everybody, were enough to
make visitor curse and quit in dis
gust. The tare idea OF having to
endure this nuisance any longer for
the lack OF u little money and labor
does not speak very well for us, and so
serious an Inconvenience and impedi.
ment to business should not be borne
another day. Either let the citizens or
the council take the matter In hand at
once,
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Tho baptist Revival.

1t will be gratifying to the friends of
good morals, as well as to every true
Christian, to learn that the revival
meetings in the Baptist Church, con-
Quoted by Major Penn, are still in pro-
gress, and the results are trul " wonder
full. About seventyhave been converted
aud joined the church Major Penn
has assured the audience that il any
one was simply willing to take the
seats In front OF the little white flags,
thereby saying they are willing to he
prayed for, that they should feel and
should be converted. II has been tried
by lady-an inhdel--who had no
feeling, no interest, and came simply
to test 1t, but in one week she was
happily converted, and Is now rejoic-
ing AZ u Christian. The meetings still
continue, and the public are cordially
invited to attend.
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III. +. Kirkpatrick, OF New Orleans,
has honored THE HERALD with q
call.
Mr.. j. c. Son, OF the Palo Pinto
Western Star, was among THE HER.
AIDS visitors yesterday.
Reverend Mr.. Reed, of Lexington,
Kentucky, will preach this morning
in the Lamar Street Methodist Church.
J. Durand, Esq, general superin-
tendent OF the Houston and Texas
Central railway, was In the city yes
terday.
The venerable Bishop Peck, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, is
in the city, aud will dou btless lend hi
presence to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association meeting at the opera
house this evening.
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Halle, Dnyi. d co.. Pianos.

UNIrER STATES CENTENNtAL COMMltsGoE.)
INTERNATIONAL INHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, 1870. }
The judges announce the following
as n basis for award to Hallet Davis d
Co., Boston, Massachusetts,, for grand,
upright and square pianos, for volume
of tone, good construction and excel
lence of workmanship, and because Of
originality o: design and artistic skill
in their upright instruments, will,
ingenious combination Of mechanicnJ
devices for securing permanence IN
tune.
AT. GOSHOl ", Director General.
Seall j, Il HAWL' I President.
ALEX Il. b IELEN, Secretary.
W. W. KIM BALL, Western Agent.
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goods and prices satisfy everybody,
Having been in this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants OF this section, and their
constantly increasing business h the
best proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the hubble where
those contemplating buying can gave
money and get better goods than
anywhere In the city, We simply say
visit this popular emporium and ex
anime their stock, and our word for 1t,
You will be amply repaid.
Remember-E NJ. Kahn Il Bro, the
clothicrs, corner Elm and Lamar