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TILE SKELETON IN ARMo

THE SKELETON IN ARMOR. BY HENRY ". LoNGFEI-
Low. WITH Illustrations. small Alto. James II. OsgOOd
Co.
The publishers have made fortunate choice,
this year in taking Iongellow's "skeetOn in Armor
for their illustrated holiday volume. This not only the
finest ballad which the author has written, il is also
the one which sealed his popularity as poet when it
was first published in 1871. At that time, although
svoices Of the Night" and Hyperion" already in
existence and who appreciated by q small class Of
readers, Longellow was not yet widely and Familiarity
known among the people 1.-THE Skeleton in Armor,"
linking picturesque Morse associate 10 an American
locality, surprising and charming by its ringing and
varied music like the blast Of heTalds trumpet
announcing the Of genuine poet II has
lost the hold which then took upon the popular fancy
and this volume, with its quaint and delightful iusr
tons. cannot fail TO be welcome gift The style of the
batter both original and appropriate Morse artist Mr.
l. psen has contributed the decorative drawing and an
American artist, Miss Mary A. Haock, the illustrative
designs Each stanza occupies a single page and sur
rounded by, or printed upOn arabesque panel, the
patterns Of which taken from old Scandinavian ar
ehitecture ornamental work The text is printed in
heavy clear Gothic letter. without pulling initials and
may be read easily ordinary English type The
burden Of the task has fallen upon Miss HaOck who has
npared pains TO present the story in pictures suited
the poets lines. Her Viking Is perhaps rife darker
than should look for in his arhared race but as he
rst stands before tall, strong, argc-handed and
.sYeleyed, With only the trace Of soie sentiment in
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

f.
ROUTE. Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and cort
Express or HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West ard SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $40 a. H. and $50 p M
Wunanspor, locS Haven, Cory and Enc a. 24O ard
$50 D. NJ connecting CORY for ltusye. Petroleum Cen
For Baltimore, washmsl0nl spp I4e south Limited WASH
$50 A. NJ arrives al Washington az ilj Regular 10 $40
." RIp1 10 Gr PhaGepa $50 $40 $50 M: 1880 2io
4 . T. $50 p ~ ana ~ ngh Ase9 S , "a ioi g ~
FF Fo' sa s9 DePS al c $780, $780, io $50 m
$3.50 and p. m. on Sunday a. M ,hSi9iins leave
40 $780, g. $50 ard 7O1 p m on sunday ':-O a. M and
2 "a $40 3lO T. 4:l0 4SO 5G D. 500 j4J $40 500
$50 L ESQ, $40 no., 1880 and IL nigit Sunday
: or Eila6s,G 3 @5o9,, = 74o So 10 am, 12m
$50 Z 1880, $40 10, 1850 p and II night. sunday,
For Rsiway s. $50 & TAO 5, TO- Il a. rn y ~ J. ?.
2iO $40 $40, !, 40 $50 400 $50. 90 no. $50 $50,
For oodbridee Perth Anooy and south Amhoy $50 and
10 o. NJ BIO. 4:jt and go D. NJ o.,.,.,, .,o .
clio p M and IL night. sunday, ! nm
For For K 6ss9om and R5tky iiil 30 a. m auGt:lop pm
For Princeton T. sac a. M, $50, 4.l0, aHd p. m
For Phillips and ey.dere, 80 M 4, and $40 p No.
For Ncicer and somerset Irnch a. N. ami p.
For Trnon BordeutoNn burlington. aud Camden 80 ana
For = Freehold RE- $50 a. M. 10. m 4:lO p. m.
For IiiabtS%n Pcenb6rton ana Camden Perth Amboy.
$50 p m ana via Monmouth Junction $40 ~. 81 ,,,v
For H.ghlstovumd penoerton, A. m wa Peflh AD'O'9'
and $50 ID. M, via Monmouth Junction ~, , ,n.o , m,
Trains arrive; tIGn 1 fh,si2 @ an 5g e M ddy
eXcept Monday. From Washington ami Baltimore o.
r mn 'i9 SdG aa o gz 5o $50 S3 1910 mo 50
a. M 2'lu S AZ ~ %, ~ g 80 ii0 ilO a. N,
OT TsEe e' occ i3G and 9i4 Broadway A.r Eouse
and loot of Desbrosscs ami Corandt No. Cogrist,
Brooky' and Nos ~ IL apd Is Ag5ogsi c
~ d N. BOYD lr Gen. Passenger As'"~
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL. ,.,
The steamers oft- Line take TIE Lane Routes zee 'nn'ul
ny Hil.rr N going south oi the BANKS on Tue
tass..t Co Queenstown al tuc wear round
49, II.IttNNIt, -EIt.I.pAN, Sow. n, at 1880 7. m
GI.'iNNID. SATURDAY. Nov. -, noon.
AuHiAIIt. SATURDAY. DC =, 900 q. no.
BEIIANNtC. SATURDAY, Dec lj. ~ $50 a. IN.
Gf.itFN NIJ. SNTIEDAN. Dec. 30. at , p NJ. ..--.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER. 81. -
r.s. .f.lri.r4 are uniform and unsurpassed m ap
po.n.m,ut- The sJouu. Stacto0ns. sm'Aln and it
io. ,r. u,srsi ambl,hps where the noise and motion
are least .i aiJdug 4 degree OF comfort hitherto ua
tauIlle go d., ,.- ,..,... 80.
favorable term. Storage, 50 a..
Of plans su ulef Information, Apply Al lls
'oN'-'' r. J, CORrIS Agent
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov. 2 1876
The real estate transactions at the Exchange
salesroom to-day as follows:
BIZ Hugh ". Camp. 49,
2lGs 6tnave oo'o II Oh 10000
T. H. LudlOtr e Co.
and basement brOWnstone mousse WIN
lot West 79hst, 1884 # e OF lOthave lot lbsx q, ooo
BV Louis MeSter. -,
IS and basement brOwn-stOne house. win
lease of LOT, n East 44thst l3j tt g OF Lexington.
ave 2OxlOO.5 lease has IL years TO run ground
rent $40 per ThOs McManus.-......'. S''4fo
By TVta. R,1ineiiH
lots qn 1S,haye cor eaou $1,000
BIZ H. ". coates.
tTosGTy lFa%s ay 9oT o I xlGS f wilkins $4,000
BIZ +. 4. Laurence & 90. 80
four.and a half story and basement brick houses Win
l9 Lott ~ sa hIst N bas gg 81 900
stevenson IT, at private sale, four O.se
me M ptV sI ioo hous' WIN w, s35 go
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON. PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN.
NAL
Commcncuc MONDAY. oct. 9, 1876. Trains
Leave New otk iHut Of Iheryst at 04o o4o, 9l5
am, 1880, .. $3.50 y. IN.
Leave loot CarSson.st. at 6.35 1855, oOJ m, 1880
A4O. G.1O b.
Leave Philadelphia from stauon North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third and Brrhssts at 1880 $3.50 AIN 1870, 800 D.
ESQ p m Leave Centennial Grounds al 1913, 9l5 a. M llJ
., i.5t, 1l0p
Punan Drawing Room Cars attached 10 tho 7ij and
DID trains nom New York. and 10 trains leaving Cen
tenmal Grounds 40 $50 and 6l0 D. m.
an ttia connect ~ ITHa JHctau 10 anti rom IJdtfon
lGaN J. uion Tor Nvw-NOrk at j5, $40 o;-o D. h no.
3;4H, s.ij 100 ~.
passengers ana freight by other route
Centennial Grounds. II. y. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agent
TOR R0NDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing al High
land Fails west Pont Cornwall, Newbuigh MMilDoro
hhton P0nghseepsie, and rsopus Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday, ana SATURDAYS James
baldwin Monday, Wednesday, FrdAy, spfhsfi rer as
n. H.. az %. M.
EALL RIVER LINE
L. TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WoRID.EENOWNED sTEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier q North River, foot OF Aurrayst,
DAILY CsUNDAYs, anti after Nov. 81 at 1870 D. N.
Tickets staerooms secured at principal hotels ard ticket
Gen Pass. Agent. BOAULN LVNELls AsehN~
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Afer sept. X, 1870 through
trans Will leave Grand Central Depot:
StUa. No. Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
room ears through 10 Rochester. and - Adams, VI.
lO3Oa p, Special Chicago ENpress with drawing rOJn
cars 10 Rochester Buffalo, and Niagara falls
ll.JO q. M, Northern and Western Express.
$50 H. M special albany. .roy. Western Express
Albany with night express !or the West
4OI m, Montreal Express. with sieeDmgcars rom New
YORK 20 Montreal a..
800 D. M Express with seep!ngcars fOr WATERFOWL and
CauaBla qua Also lOr Montreal Plat DlTsL
$50 u No. Pscihc EVuress daily, with seepngctrs iOr
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, cleveland, L"nsthe and
81 louis also for Chicago. via b0ih J. = ana NJ hauoG
Hoo p. m, Express with eepngears TOT AlDau'' ana
Troy. o,-. T., 49,, .
WAY Trains per Tables Tickets for sale at
252 and 4l3 Broadway, AMI WestcOtt Express o. Oug
No Parkpace 7Sj aud 9i2 Broadway NeMlo ana 3SS
Washngt0n-st.. Brooklyn 1. y. MIN H.
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Real Gsiaic 60 Grthan9c.

iscal Gsidic 90 GrthIn9c.
EXCIl ANGE. - An elegant and extensive
h suburban HOME cost tJu, 700. o. M Rates Dos ral VIII
b. EXCHANGED 600 uumiruyc land 100 Connecticut New oih
or ,,r jersey: ana clear. send Inn particulars 10
WloI,lIteTIE, New.Nors T.. %. Box A71o
ENCINNGE FOR FRUIT FARN-ln good
"a np.r two suburban cut1c. houses, 30 minutes
nom Now lors Dos railroads. depot, pave
rrru a.. ana two floors. lois 90 nearly acre laid
out u drive. lawn etrirn Tuli shade, Nu's, %ci we'll
healthy a-st--icui4 amt hrh iuAts rent
for $40 month. value r2iUUJ equity SIJuup Address,
sa:ing particulars o property. T. @. Box Isl Elizabeth y J.
VNILL EXCHANGE a fine four-st0ry high
w stpop IIOr-nI very desirable part OF hc city for
H''' W. BOX 3-33, city
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Steamboats, auo Railroads.

ALBANY PEOPLES LINE.-SPLENDID
y steamboats, leave Pier a. North River foot Of Canal st.
.Scrth AMI West. Meals on De i:arorcan plan.
y. B.-Siafe ro'ms heated BY scamlip's
ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
9rslo and &ithst q, ,o La9G,ns :; Nv6eTs9 ,d
AZ m n or 'r IA, Ss, oy% Gi XYoH csnr aras
Buffalo 20 Doc. scasion Bride $40. aud niagara Fas
shor, Canada southern Roals 10 Newbursh or Pough
keeps, ami return sam" 0aT at excursion rics.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Ilonsatonic
and Naugauck RnEo'l Fare 81 Steiner BtLD De-
PoErlcayes Catharneshpat lljO No. and Bfdsep'' a'll
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
'-,TIENTOWN LTNF.-Frrry stations m New. York
Ibery.,t foot Of CIrksonst. up town Freigat
Comaoncine oct ? Is76-Leave New.York, foot Of Lib
30 a. mail TRAM Tor Eas,on Beyidcre. Bethlehem.
Bath. Ancntown march Chunk. lammegd "ilkesh3ire
Philadelphia at Junction win Del. Lack. aud West
rs m.-Tor som,ryllle and Bennington.
- o. m ohNIA' fALtl.Ns dAl ltAee,t Snndays lor
the West Connects a Ea>ton FOR Nluch Chunk Tanaqua
uarcS Gbrmt WiS.larTc. Scri"S, Tanaoia Mahanoy
civ, Haseion Hoa.ue, Columbia Lancaster EphriIa
400 D. nl"For inlh fridge Branch. Eas,ou Bcbiicre
Allentown ana lIauch CHUNK connects at Junction with
siao D. ~ nm For >omtryic and Pennington
$40 nfyFyyG EXrnfss daily for Easton nclvidcrc
Allentown Mauch chunk. WilkesOarre' Io""lda' Heading
h ar 3 g a,1 1T& ii El M,st
965, iOoo. ll:5 =. ~: l95c l5o 800. 42o 5.o' C2o
% corn''o ~ is made by ciarksos Ferry at Jersey city
For Trains To local points timetable at stations.
NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
A AhE IocEiSN GROVE sA DIR A2E sqtAN
loot OF LJeryst North River at sl5, ll'ij a. mg 40
D [ ~, foot of clarAsonst at 1875 o. M 400 D m
Stages ana from kcyport connect at Maiwan station
with a trains
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Q@% JOSH BILLINGS ALMINAX.

Ready this irll Of come illustrations, JOSH Bill
IING-S ALMISAX for 1877. ono Of the richest numbers
vet ISSUED of Ills funniest Of an fanny publications Frcc
~ cents. g.. " CARLETON * Co, Publishers.
= trade supplied 10y AL NEWS co.
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1usirnctlon.
For Both Sexes-City.

AIRS. f. b. BURNS. School of photography,
WI SO Park row-Thorough training for Shorthand work
also the Phonecs Of the language and rapid egbIe rem
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IL SUMMER ARRANGEMENT of trains, in effect June S.


8 a. m.-CincinDati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Sleeping
Coaches 10 Cleveland, Cincinnati. and Chicago.
1915 a. mExpress Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
attached.
7pm.-(Daily) Pacific Express for the West SLEEPING
Coaches through Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls Csci.
natl Cleveland and Chicago without change;
ing cars to Cleveland and Chicago
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, " Y, for
Newark 64j, $50, l0:45 1l:30 3:l5 J:l5 and G5
a. m. $50 I. m.
Rutheriurd PARK Passaic s45 7:f5 10 a. H. IL noon
l40 3, 315, 4:S0 DID, 6, $50, :, 10 p. II MD.
night Sundays $50, 10 a. m, lao, $3.50 and ~ mid
Paterson, 645 7.45 $780, TO- IO4j lfsOa m 70 noon.
l45 BIO, 34j, 43u, o. BIO g. els, $780, T. : 10 m aud
IL midnght Sundays, $50 9;l5 lOa mq li5 $780, p m,
sufern Gi5 7:45, 10, lO,45 A. M, l;45 $40 s. 67pm,
IL midnight sundays $780, 10 m, las, $780, 7p M. aud
Cornwall 7l5. a. M, $780, $50 p. m Sundays $50 a m
Warwlck, 1872 lu:45 a. M 45O p. M; %
$50 al
Kingston, 9 a. M. $50 p m. Sundays, $50 am.
Goshen $40. 9, l045 a mp $3.50, 34G $50, p m. sun
Middiet5wn 7:I5 s. 1916 A. H. 1885, AGO. 7 p m. sun.
day. $50, 10 H., The N. aud i.30 D. trains
connect with NewYOTk and Oswego Midland II. Main
Port Jeryis $40, lOAG H.. 4JO p sundays, $50,
NOKGTrains leaving Chambers-st even half hours
ih ST. hfeen minutes earlier than above time
leaving Chambers quarter hours leave Twenty
third minutes earlier BOas leave rweRythi It
al 045 lO45 connecting with leaving
Tickets passage ard for Apartments IN Drawing
Coaches be obtained, ana orders
checking and transfer OF Baggage may be M the COmpys
Offices 239 40l 52J and 9j1 BrOadway No. Court
Express Trains from the West arrive in Newfork al 75
$40 and $3.50 7. IN.
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Ncw Fluctuations.
A BRACE OF BUSY BIS.
BARNUM AND BILLINGS.

\ -.
BARNUM AND BILLINGS.
p r Barnuuns new book LION JACK or, How MENACE.
mrs ARR MAT an illustrated book for boys and girls,
Josh Rlincss new FARMERS ALMlNAN for 1877, win
comic ILLUSTRATIONS and prOverba philosophy, VIII both be
ready tins week by ,,,-,
-Orcrs are pouring every quarter and enormous
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5teamboais ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
40 Trains leave NewYork via Cortland and
ferries "a follows:
s:35 M Washington, Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
cnnati Louisville, Indianapolis. &c farl0 cars y,
Washington Pullman 10 principal Western cites
925 Limited Express. Pullman exclusively Wa.h
lugt0n Same connections West as by S35 a. m trai,
2:35 p m, Washington, the South and West Richmond
Savannah, Lyncbbnrg, Atlanta. New-Orleans zee
CommDus Chicago. Cincinnati. st Louis L0uisyiIe
Indianapolis Pullman TO Washington, Pur,
1855 D. M. Washington. the south and West Riehmo,a
Savannah Lynchburg, Atlanta. New Orleans &c Pima
omreh Chicago, Columbus Cinclnnau, ~. LOnis. Louis
vile, Indianapolis, sc. Pullman sleepers WaahnJ
ton. Pullman cars to principal Western cities. s
DAILY otter trains daily except sundays.
For through tickets please call COmpanys n.
and l23s Broadway, NewYOrk and at ncket Offices foos
OF C0randt AMI DesOrOssessts, and depot, Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
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NoRlHERN RAILRoAD OF NEw-JERsE


$50 for all except Nyack) gi5 a No. l. 4, si5. 5.3O
$50 73o and saturday nights only at ll50 sun
DAYS and $50 y. m.
Eanuet SrIng Valley and M0nsey T. 9:i5 m. AS p IN
JNO. n ABBOTT Gen1 rassr Agent, New.YOrk
nor NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD, WHITE MOU NTAINS. MONTREAL andinter
mediate Joints. PIER D. r. r., daily SUNDAYS
exceptedJ m. and IL connecting with special
New haven for Hartford Springfield Tickets sod
baggage checked at ga Broadway NewlOrK, ana Court
BrnnhNn Excmr.l0n Now MANen and reimrn 81 80.
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pARNUMs NEW BOOK /!

published this week. splendid book for boys and
girls bv T.. T. Barnum, called LION JACK or HOW MIN;
tcFgUs Arp MADE. with lots Of Illustrations. one OF
the best books Young people ever printed Beautifully
bound Price, 81 90 - -. , ~, r,.,,,.,eu-
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DrookInn l1ropcrln 60 Ecl.

V7O LET-@-story brick SCuOOL-IIOUSE, No
1873 R,uIs,l..i: 3.sturv brick DN BILLING, ltJ WI
Iour,J,. ~ CDHUpN L. FORD. 81 clans r.. Brooklyn
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Counlrp propcrIn 90 Get.

rINO RENT-From Dee. !, large furnished
house t.fop,,. D. rooiu4: aud cold water. ncauu
fy located on New n. ar 9i minute, from city by ~.
e. b. Is u ground, c ami Tuli l ts, etc W NJ
CUEtIEv Hbo., 30 IbcHE-t
TENO LET-ConyCncut suburban cottage and
grounds lIGo,m- water, heater. near d,p's N
trains AVID lIV fares. 80 minutes
10 Nt yearly fare s,J, BOT ai Uut ln Earir shade
mutt bcrr.ca, Nc. Apply 10 OWNER Room p NO. Mas
sausl
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GthtDcr5.

~ EXPERIENCED classical and mathc-
u trot, taari,r bite. private pupils; prepare, iDr col
loo iigi.f civ, iirrngr. Address INDUSTRY BOX l2j
i.Igiur UItoTn Office l-'" hI''d"'y.
YOUNG LADY of agreeable and refined
" irnlue.- Ut..ir % position Gs EDt'.I'i.., or
TThCtIfi. of i.ug-u branches H very fond co. citc.
charge 90 such NOT over D. Dl
Address II. NJ. Teachers AGLNCi ItU1 tlrstuuj IT,.
PLId 'rphd.
UOYS PREPARED for college 10y graduate of
IL Harvard Experienced DO teaching. Address HARVARD
Tribune Upto"u Office less Erai"ay.
rEEACHER.-A lady Of refinement viShc. an
engagement q graded schop in Eastern TO, Middle
States. autIHci0I- higher English baHlrf best 0i t..fI
m0ial, 90 standing and ability. Ad'rc, A. ~, IL ao.or,
Agency, l,4ua Che -iuutFt, lillatc pfll.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

tOI i OuIg L+-'4cs- SJ"iAbiJ'
DROOKIlN Nights SEMINARY.
I'D Tas term O. tc 2ih year o. tbs EarIne school
Lad at 49, Montague ST., 49,. ti,u y. 5. -
nEAN COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY of
MUSIC. Elueuau:'u. s. llul young I.ru. = ID lti
ouart.r Iucluo.ue uoaId tIifon m Lng,. iaua, tt"N
iilar. s,tl.H Ir,r,h. i4.ao. or-H, FHir gu t.H Ie
uiavs ral.ifu.. harp less 90. aut CSC II fi .r
Commence ~, 9. It. Doc %. A. PA i.i..Y a. . ii'. .
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY for young HaIcs
II Erar,uort Conn Adii,s. MIS-, EMILY NAiN'N.
YFISS BULkLEl'. BOARDING. AND DAY
w SCHOOL fur Young laci. Itft io'i "n tir iu''"h
DASSAIC FALLS lN>TIfUTE-For Young
Ladies and Little Oils Paterson, 81 Principal l','
j. q. W. ttDIF
pOCkLAND INSTITUTE for YOrNG La
IL DIES Sya....i. tu-oi.- Beautiful situation. Nl.- j.
L. IDlIs-NN. atr Principal VOLS COLLEGE, Lazy Principal
e. WEI-i.i.l. aut ALBERT WILi-. fsurta'e
rEHE Misses BUCkNALL' BoAEDlSG
Z ~CHoULf1r YOUNG LADIES NL"-l'hO NH"''h'
y. j.
a. co.. l.I.ffu talft in iHr Hli-t ~
li.. - ample E.4 i7, "lu'A .' tf-'Af .t.
ou; $3.50 WH's. AND '.ri. 90. H.~'r'.
WEST END Family school
w f.I rounl lsHrs. $40, g. I- CADI. Principal New
Hayes Conn. send lu. ci.Hd..
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WI SO Park row-Thoroug training for Shorthand work
manfhip
MISS McDONALD's .,o o,ons
- cL4 Fe6 y dN Pt 7ss BoadAay Room 81
Terms $40 for 20 SI eeTe on and after sept
For Boys and Young Men-country.
LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Military Board
n ing school, White Plains " Y Principal D. Il WILLIS
A BOARDING-SCH for 20 BOYS
chester CO., y y o. Winthrop STARR. A NJ Principal
A PERSONAL examination of Croton-on-the-
"a Hudson Military Institute Is socite Il b. MHrring a.
Experience 20 years Building new ana elegant Rooms nf
Z acres
A VERY desirable HOME for Americans
"A whose friends are travelling u agTo SI T yohs T3
by MI ERNEST II. COLERIDGE, NJ A., Baili1l Golegr,
enccs in England and America if required.
DURLINGTON COLLEGE, n. J.-Classlcal,
I'D Scientific, and Military school Tor Bows
DOARDING- SCHOOL at Cannon's Station,
~ 'oD"'- 3. F. BROWN, Principal.
Chcster Valley Acadcmy-A boarding school
Y for BOYS -Downingtou, Penn limited IN number BOYS
aSe 10 69 ESQ yen ' 6onavy Long AN Principal
HIGHLAND Military Academy, Worcester,
n lam Mona ana g Spant raitS C. b. MEcilS sap
HONE SCHOOL, Westvillc, Conn, for boys
from to limited TO 10 term cGmmsns's Jan a. IA
/ -
NJ d. IGjand I67 lioadway NY Prot W. W YBE Ptln:
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. No
military 10 four resident Instructors - board
jrr pupils Circulars al THOMAS klkklA lHlChS $50
Broadway. address AHMAGNAC e ROW." fihalpa.s-
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE, larry
- town y Y. Addrss Hcv. =. J. JACKSON. PRINCIPAL
EEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IL SluctItts. y. Y.
srbo, rcopcns sept a. Tor full information address
FREDERICK IiONt~ON. Principal
DFEKSKILL(N.I y MILITARY ACADEMY.
For circulars address The Principals, t1 CHARLES j.
WRIGHT, 4. NJ. ROBERT DONALD q. u.
CT. CLEMENTS HALL, Ellic0tt City, Md
- An Old estIr! ~ school with school II Letter. aid
The college propef Dr. sFENtEi Head ha Ter,
VHOROCGH INSTRUCTION and TRIM
( I.sG and IiON!. COMFORTS. Tor not over u bplr.
PIncra graduate 90 West Point ana Tor several ysls AZ
iuefrrtto WEST L. = Military Academy. lt'ict ~
thr Professors West Point. IfG- Including French -iJO
AGdrcs. P0i. CALEB Hl So. sag sing ~
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
'0"''''''''' r. HUFFNANN st'rkbii1gc. Mass.
VONKEKS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 formIs!uz BOYS. Ltcf-rIt, healthy, Ctl~tl1I mon
BENJAMIN MASON. Boa Va. d1i lonkcs, y. L.
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Gorsc5 nnN farms pQlnlc0.

WESTERN FARM WANTED for nice piece
W oI Sow YORK ptupgrty nor ngttl1 m"ilsatct.
Et IAND e. WHITING, - ic'hmIu 80.
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For Roth Country.
COET EDWARD INsTiTCTE, \. Y.

H. RATES REDUCED TO- -I72 a fI.At. II
TIfr,u I,..t Dis tu Ir,.r Cos college, i" ail.rr ~ l'i
Ti.r Rive r-.H.rur .u.f.s "r Ifr iifN' -ur- hi' d.
Jos. l. &. $50. A.. ID.
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Darclna Acn0rmics.

ALLEN DODWORTH', DANCING SCHOOL
- lIUpyED TO $50. ISL flfIu.\\E
NOW Ops FuH TUE HEcEPUo> or PUPILS.
f,i particular -,na inr tII.I..ir
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART.

NEW-Y0RK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD X. R.--NEW-YORK AND SEWHAVEN ~.
VIsION.-gmuer Anang nant. commencing jane H. 1870.
Passenger station in NeWIOFk, Grand Central Depot "a
trance Forty sec7ndst
TRAINS LEAVE SEW.YORK
Trains Tor New Haven leave 1:lO Ntccul, 500 tEN,
900 (Accu, IL 4. m. tENl II y. tAccnl, ! tENh 20
(Accnh (Ex.l 40 snd $50 local ES,9 uExl ANA 10
Tci South NorwalA o 500 900 Il l2m- CGl,
220 B. g. 10 $40, -, 5:iJ 900 :" 10 p ~ tJr STANFORD,
no sos, $40 10 10 ? NJ Il m 2s2' 3lj. 35j. 40
Boz Express via springfield at 500 and II a. ~ anu
m Shore Line ~ amt 10 p. the 800 a n 4,
o. and 10 N. stopping &C stamford NOW aiA s1a
90 and II a. 3 Q, ana 10 D. AZ Bridge port lhe
SU5 and D. connect with Trans shore Lac IN
vision FOR lTUyidtnce ami the Connecticut Nallry ~
Saybr0Uk The sos q. NJ. and y. N. connect WIN
shore Line DIVISION for Norwich and New. Haven and
Northampton H. H. at NcY Haven, and the so ID ana p
Newport: sos, ~ M IL noon snd p trains con-
with Connecticut River II. r. nc Springfield and p M
Montreal The SEQ a. and connect With Nasb
gaiuck and i0uNatouc r. rs az Bridgeport Tho SOD -
and ], TO- 44D and D. N. with Danbury and NOrwals
south NOrTalk, aud the sos l. 4f0, and J.iJ ..
with Sew Canaan n. n. az STANFORD
SUNDAY Boston Nal Trains N wa Springfield az 10
p. m. Providence.
Dlawusoom cars Day Express, and sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains.
Grand Central Dcfu at Offices OF v Y Transfer 90, 81
Broadway YORK, ANA No Court ST., Biookyu, who VII
also check baggage lo'm residence 10 destination
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WI CLASSES N DRAWING AND WATER COLORS
From Nature, 7s8 Broadway. Room 81 . -
Terms 500 for 20 Of hour each IN the studio pay
able In advance Pupils will be received ON and alter sept
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Miscellaneous.

Q3bS PER YEAR-EOCKLAND cot
- - 80 L.a. N,1e.. NY N0c,tfi-. ~'ndior tIcI-t
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r LID. T no
WI FRENCH ENGLISH. AND GERMAN BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. East
Fortyrst ST. Fifth The Musical Department q
uuder the care Of TOfs Mills and B. lauicut. Ms. VI
r. Buell. late OF Washington, D. c. viii De connected with
the school Klndergarten and Primary Department.
SMALL PRIVATE CLASS. in Fifty-frSt-St.,
- near Fifth ave-NacanCes fer three little girls For par
uculas address Miss 5 NJ, Tribune Uptown Ofce, l23s
Broadway.