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The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
An Englishmau's Criticism Of the Trade
Dollar

len cents more, sir tradedolars are
only worth ninety cents. and we can't
take them for any more than their mar.
ket value Son aaIs5 43 zs5
The. speaker was a clerk In well
known business establishment, on Mont
gomery Street the person addressed un.
mistakably foreign in costume and Eng
lish in feature, the transaction which cal
led forth the remark, the tenderinga oi q
trade dollar in paymentofa u bill.9 tm@a
"Aw, hem, sir, you don't mean to say
w--you--aw---can, t take o dollar
for dollarG' said the foreign gentleman
with an air Of wondarment.}c sac 1 ws4
=" said that we can take tradcdollars
sir, for more thSn ninety ccnts.n replied
the clerk, good naturedly but frmly.N
" Well, sir, dem me sir, if this il not
the most demnibie country, sir, have
ever seen, sir,' excitedly remarked the
tenderer Of the trade dollar "Hero is a
coin, s,r.T bearing tlie.-aw--s stamp, Sir,
of tile u GoyerHment--aw-- tiIei United
Safes, which professesato be aAaw.--to
BE ! de.isS, AID yei. sir, you say it is
only worth--aw --ninetY cents.' ise s&hf
4" just the remark which | masle,a sir =
said theestill eomplacent clerk ~
I" am just from tlfe colonies, sir,ti
said the now thoroughly disgusted cas.
toner; 'ani-- hem---an Ehgli shmsn. sir,
AS you may probably havd obsereeth
Now--hcln--inathe aotti country sir, a
shilling lssa SHILLING, andsal guinea ID d
guinea, and supposed a dollow In this
country was 4 doliawai ButA-saw-- -.hem-
as you say, he cd,lttatied, sahis ia moi
a1dollawJ nast ask you, ,ssir, What islste
dolia@eof this barste,l coatltv r. thItAis
unnecessary TO say that itiie cohunaftmi
remrlns unanswered, San Franeisco
blffefins ~ s- ~ s-.s. o. a
AM 1Awrun - f;renrgAz lThcrc " Yeace
an awful little girl, who had an awful way
of saying awful to everything. She
lived in an awful house, in an awful street,
in an awful village, which was an awful
distance from every other awful place.
She went to an awful school, where she
had an awful teacher, who gave her awful
lessons out of awful books. Every day
she was so awful hungry that she ate an
awful amount of food. so that she look.
ed awful healthy. Her hat was awful
small and her feet were awful lnrge. She
went to an awful church, and her minis
ter was an awful preacher. When she
took a walk, she climbed awful hills, and
when she got tired she sat down under an
awful tree to rest herself. In summer
she found the weather awful hot. in win
ter awful cold When it didn't rain there
was an awful drouth, and when an awful
drouth was over there was an awful rain,
SO that this awful girl was always in an
awful state, and if she does not get over
saying lawful" about everything, she
will, by and by, come to san awful end.
And this awful girl lives in this awful
city. ,.. q-s s {
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

To 10 business a man must have dol
lars and sense.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
JOHN INGRAM,
Real Estate Agent, Convoyancer
and Notary Public,

LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,
WILL buy and sell lands, take deposl,ions, rnS
w taxes secure donations, pre-emptlons; honis
steadS and furnish township plsts showing all lanss
subject To donation, sale and prc-omplon IN tNeIs
township and county in the state investigate tl,es
Tor fnruisLing nformat from AL Departments ol
the State GoTernnent
oAes Room NJ. 9 nsniamfn Bicok, '"i'h the Al
,orncy tfensral. #.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
Prairie Grove Grange. No. 17S.

j. NJ. BRopIR, Master,
VIM. L. Morgan, Overseer,
A. II. Huckelberry. Lecturer,
William Shields, Steward.
j. d. Parker. Asst. Stewards
Joseph Winters, Chaplain.
John b. KibleI. Treasurer
l.. f. Bryan. Secretary.
John kibler Gate Keeper,
Mrs. A J. Winters. Ceres,i
d. G. kihler. Flora.
Miss Alice Ramsden, Pomona,
Kate Shields, Stewardess.
. Rppni n,a9tino pin .s,;s,, =, - - '.
Sunday in each month. All Granyers in good
standing are respectfully invited to meet with
us,
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
Hickory Grove Grange, No. 21O.

T. j. STEWARD. Master,
w F. Iaden. Oversecr,
II. Snow, Lecturer,
James Filbin, Secretary,
A. Howell. Assistant Steward,
j. Il. Hill, Chaplin.
John Spier, Treasurer.
=. u. Mcclure. Secretary,
William Asbell, Gate Keeper,
Mrs. II. NJ. Steward, Ceres,
Mrs. F. L, Bragg, Pomona,'
Miss Z. Z. Spier, Flora,
Mrs. NJ Bullock, Lady Assistant Steward
Regular meeting first Saturday after ful'
moon,
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
Arizona Grange, No. 80.

&C. HOLLAND, Master,
G. w. Meeks Oyerseer,
Walter Fine. Lecturer,
W. NJ Wicket. Steward,
w. NJ. Walker. Assistant Steward,
r. o. Kelley, Chaplain,
c. B. Roe, Treasurer.
IL Narble, secretary,
W NJ. Varhle, Gate Keeper,
Mrs, Canette Ilanlin, Ceres,
Miss Sarah Mckibhen. Pomona,
Mrs. Catherine Walker. Flora.
Mrs, Martha Gilmore, Lady Asst Steward
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
MASONIC.
Royal Arch Masons.
10. O. f.

CRAWFORD LODGE, No. 6, of ODD FELLOWS
\ meets every Friday att clock, P. NJ, at theil
dali in Eagle Block.
]. 4. LoCKHART, Sec'y.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23
Van Buren, Encampment.

(rAN BUREN ENCAMPMHNT, No. II, |. o. OF .
meets on the Second and Fourth Thursday of
aeh month"; Mt Odd Follows Hall. Van Baren,
ofGeer.-A, j. WARD, @. P, J. @. kgNSEDy,
p, CHARLES RIBLING, 5. W, II. c. HAYMAN, j.
oareh ,S,f7 1874 MILLER" A. LuCkHART, Scribe.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

An LSsYAfarnizfSG yo4kR They
say that the politician who Isn't entLqsi.
astIc in the cause, of his party " 20 pp
tieian at All. and this may be the motive
mental power which forces some po!iti-
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

An experienced woman who was about
to move, had much difficulty in finding
place to suit her. She was we'll pleased
with a house up town, bat the back yard
didn't give satisfaction. The fence didn't
contain single knot hole, and she said
she wasn't going to brea K her neck by
climbing on top Of an old barrel to sec
what was going on in the next yard. all
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-23

F81 1f lsel 34ll - sIl3 9lI73 ~
~ es ts
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
LLTERARY NOTES.

Ah-Chin-Le's review Of the Western bar
Sarians IL Just ready at & shepa7d's.
A History Of Asiahc Cholera" by Dr. Mac
narnara of The minister Hospital London, Is to be
published by Macmillan q Co.
Mr. Geo. II. Calvert's Life Of Rpbens
Will be issued az once by Ice shepard The author Is
descended from his SUBJECT and 50 has especial claim 10
be his biOgrGpEcr.
Mr.. j. p. Mahafy, the author Of the bright
book ON Social Life in Greece" and Of the History
Primer on that country, viii soon publish an account Oh
his Ramb.cs in Greece" through hcssis. hach'I'h
The October number OF Tie North AmedcaR
Perico viii contain the fourth ana last ol Nr f. Win
rafe's articles on tho New-York Ring Ts treats OF
their ex osurc and overthrow, and OF Gov lljes part
IN that work
Mr.. Charles G. Leland the alter ego OF Hans
Breitmann has written and himself profsely Illustrated
an original fairy story called Jounykin and the Cob
lns." Macmillan Co. viii publish IL as On4ls''i'S
book for the children.
Macmillan s. Co. win shortly publish two
volumes OF new series Of popular books on Art at
Home" The first consists OF a Plea for Art" in the
bonsehod with notes on tho economy Of judcious col
lectng by the Bcy. W. j. LOe; aud tls NIiI De I'M
Inedlately followed hy Miss CARROTS House 'eo'ia
ton" a practical treatise On the SUBJECT LOIA "Oih'
Will be illustrated with w0odcuts.
An important art-wOrl; Is being published by
L. Prang Co.. Boston, on The Theory Of Color III Fe-
Iatou to Art and Art Industry" 1t is meant as guide III
decorative art and treats Of the philosophy OF cOor'
the effect contrasts, and the laws OF tcir co"la
fion. Mr.. s. r. K0clcr OF the house translates u anu
writes an Introduction There viii be prousc Illus
trstt.Ous in color.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRE, Tuesday. Oct. 3, 1876.
The following legal auctions were made at the
Exchange salcsroom to-day;
Bv Bernard Sgvn.
ave- lot lGjxlo22i Gh4s Wright ...--..--. S24oo
tIroe-story and bl withl W 8ithst 2792 It ,o
OF lOhavo lot 2llOS9sg NJ Cooper pm = - -. $''IV
Ihomrsln property, on road eldug 10 Anssbndsei ooo
i''''@ BvE 4. Laurence & c5
s,ov ssci S fTo9 s5s " gl Of GS9a ot 25a5 81 b.
Bg i. j. iariiid
story brick tenement house with LOT No. AS West
G1s' Gsy s. -oo !. oi o'l.o ~, - onD'3 $500
Erst 4lsts 3s34 It e of 2daye lot iCsx9ovi W c,o
NN"''''5' '-----''- D., Il ~ ciiiiJ a. son . "
building with lot m 5 snecinan ~ loo wof Morris.
ave. Mott Haven. lot 25xl5 z3ECxsl.6i VIM sian. 49,
''''' e-'VVO
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw-YoRK CITY.
Wcstst Cyo 1i2), 2Jx73.9; A Aud and husbandto
otnst :, i5Gi Il OF 5lhaye, 25l1931lj same 10
3iays ;, so II sol iOils 25EsJ to Robert
'1Sa and IIs husband 10 'cit E1ctr ,-,., $500
Rc'rrstayc' D S. 2oofw o. Henryat l35Al2O can
iail pSirE ai y c + to J. y coufa 10000
q Mar aa hassld To- 7 $500
i'ii VAIN '' Ma slai c1 To- M 5000
+ Dsa6 .'' .......... 225
Aytruc A. IS vs. corner ~ ! 7iltst 7Jvgi, " Y O.DJ
usl and hUsHaui io J. Ba'-Or. r onlhiI
%a-; F. Pnom@ to- j. Wc..s .. .,'.... -', 25O
Ai iaa,.n 'i To- 3,i ID ''. -oA!yo' 1850
.I-t-, lsU o. 81 OF 5t.-1Nc, 2f.OAJ2i j Potter.
and others to I J. Mount omlual
FutIu e.. s RI. irregular, I'D Ntru5 J Ichnct aad
ssh 3D. !. 100 itcoi 5dayc 25xiOiI; II Iikcsto
Es.r1st vs., 100 IL Of Dcanceyst 2jKss.I;J 80
81 si.Isi aud .otave. q ot., deed 1903 7 J stewart
and wife 0 j. y Gardner 3J'u
H-Ic-' 5ON2-G Wiley and Wlic 90 Bci.,shcnu. 5000
Locu ave. s, 5l 70 + OF 6rutcsI 2osIUu0, -od on
WarI: Wen. % g. R pnomu... ........-......:.- 80
4Shst, x. l7j n Of lstayt. 25NlcO5i \ VII , o,
Itm lrf wife to O. N Williams. ...--... -oVOO
j l.lt, .f. al an5 + VIZ L To- J. S.ca is Vion-o 5000
lIS i an, .snd , q d" " T oON''.-l 4C92
DrNnrs - 200 30 ~ High bridge ave, lZJ Nu ureg-
ultr f1iI ward DAILY toJ Ptiy ..-.--.. l,toO
s-t!tst 100 10 " of 3daye, l1NluOs'2; B II ZOO
If2tl ~ D. s.. 8-J 70 o OF -thay., -JOXlOO.ll; W -
hrfurir. ftf It n l. IugsIsyl lI4OO
Orchard terrace iregu ar i-ith Maril > "lHefd ,
I' to IS N Gtuttc ..----- fOOV
Atiou.v-si. e. IS. IOIft Uf stanton ~ 2jXlOJ.5i J.
i.stueld, Itf. 90 a. Iayhtar liuOU
IOftaft, li.u-t 4-oX IrT'rIltri il J. Cole, - go
Icf Emigan industrial saving, B'nh------ guW'V
luthayt o. OF lfads irregular Same 20 same oVODU
lGi4a' .i" COZ o. lI-is .H [l, -ll sam. 20 5000
l6tb1ye cor Of llls,st 759.iz irregular; same 80
B1aming.li. roli aai illuis5 Irregular same 10
LE,-R.
'' NM a,' wv 'o' '..'. ..........- slc.
.Ouu4lI J.l. sAyAai, DcgIiy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
orrIcIAI ErCOND ~ NORTGAGEs.

C23ar ia ,g. j., 10 '' eA'.' u.s. $4,000
L.5 .f D. = 'l T.'' TO D. 4. '.''' '''' 1890
Anpp. , ,, s & ID l Ia Il s '.,. .,'y $500
is5-' 3.- l'' o'o J. 10y ones U'', 1900
Ns, a5s. .ll. i .. 10 T. j. i n ''. ..,'. O -OD 5000
NyH. y. .'. ao W we 'i 70 7, '''''. -- 1000
Mee 20. D. and uu-.aud to " tIcrtzeL s lfth-ste go
N ,, '.i ,,ss @, 90 - " 1900
IuIdy. 4, alI a.ie tDJ DAILY, Dcsoe-sL 2Sd Wari'
fIa,llq .al =, a. .' ', 10 j.. T. 5'. " ,' $500
Ttull - aud w, h Rciuharit, Prince, w ot Nu! ~
IvGu.3t. ErIr .--.- ..--.-.f- ouu
Posi-. 4 g. % 81 r. Reynolds sof JJtlst, OF Nls'il-
-ouayr; 49, SUV
pe,scl s q. ard vii, 60 I.auucy Of lOth"yo. ~
t'NN
G,.r a Ii 90 4 lIGfeI. DIch1ru Terrace, years. SOUV
sic5'I- ,,,t r. l'l "g io' o lay .'l e G5Oo
sc3aeS y, j. to Nar'"'l no lOo anu io- -.' 5000
stJ a. T. , t' i,, tisi,s ye1rs 1000
iDU,.sII j. 4. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Counlrn Rcnl Gstaie fot Sale.

EOR SALE-A small FARM within one mile
Il NJ hr Citv OF Fcuiugtn, y j. under gooI
oooF irtuq-; fruit uf Oh kinds; excellent wafer III uc
hons. and t me baIa every foot Oi land uabie trce low
terms casy hdiry-s Box %. Ii'mington, NewJeisey
NOR SALE or TO LET.-S3J0 will rent
ten room rc. hot and cold wafer @c, at,lh4N llS
nearly ~ huel, JcItcd hour from city lla near ~
Am Illra smaller houses 800 s2OJ. II looking Tor
'''N"! "'l'.' JAMES n. hay, 10 Broadway.
NOR S\LF.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, so
I hy 100 orG0 by 1856 feet. dc-rdny located and dy soil
convenient three dco's n f lohlNo !: - ~ uiiii'
t-i way: prize low cash Cal, ou owner No4 Sflctsi
\ g. or ailr,-l t. g., Bpx llj ru1gnc pAot n flnal
iu. combine, country advantage with the oy coA'teAee'
of gas, sewers, wai N'.
BE.n ACRE FARM, free and clear, go miles
S(aP ON iolg Island; eood buildings would De sod
s,aD or exchanged property MOI heavily murcletL
m LAND Is WHITING, Betkhnn 81.
@2 ONO MT WiTHlS ls :, S..i M9SIHS, H5sr y9Sa5 id5S
,n au or JV u-llweut,. fur cloic' OK coulort4De
tDIpAG RESIDE UiS with grounds nearly ln acre. lui
t iu arc lawn drive with sha ie, bearing irW vines,
AZ. NJ MONS. gas hot and cold Wnter bath cinscta
s,li la bir orderly locality, near t"o depIis, and 40
,-s nom Liberty aui Crtialdt ttlGe~ at almost any
b,ur. t,ap Iirrs and agreeable tryr summer or Nlri
o.r uf them may routed 10 careful parties lu4ic Oh Tue
OWNER. Room % 30. Nassau sii y. l.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Gonscs ano Garns t0anleO.

FNARN WANTED--Within 1l2 hours of New
Vnr I'm Nchaure for large brick dwelling on Brooklyn
IlIrbt overlooking NcvNur1 and near me brdge which
,,., ,ou,u.t.d gi Increase the values price, -20OOL
AGdr.ss stating location and price, COUNTRY, Tribune
once.
VETANTED-A TRACT OF LAND in South
m Iowa Kansas or Colorado, suitable for sheep Ia
inc in exchange ion very desirable improved property ia
hour Ncw York T. H. iiv i'N' 10 I.D'l! -St-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Eau Schools.

E0LCMBlA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
- Il, uurfc,Iih annual term ~ tIs institution VIII cpu
40 Pc. Grtf Jones -t, NrS York ON WEDNESDAY,
oct ., and will continue until May 10 l-t7 Catalogues CON
tanning lul information ic uUunI D., personal appuct
tiUn nj No Gr Jones s By letter addic.std ni he
number 80 THEODORE ". WIGHT Iroirs-or 80
/ AWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
This ecluo provides % -four years cnrrt in NGlNIFit
JNG leading iDtho degree Of CIVIL ENGlNEE or nj n
lAE EhbIN Ei aI iOur courses iu illtNl0 tl o
ib NATJ RAJ Ills IDI.A. and p NAIIlEMAIl'S, PHYS.
IC and As I1DNDFl turi 1f wu,h ldIs b. hr d,crr ~
IS portion az tIr instruction Dos tc stmu a. t
gwen to ultrIgla lui,s u tne college. The lmh'FY '
amply pro. lro Win lIHIrorr4 Apparatus Hnu u.cllhN
Sudynt- of fhc iIUic School ruTf iu lut
Huuiues and b1-r sf Memorial fai. ENtr aton4 Cor ale
mson win nc h'a september - aui 2J beginning at a. M
FOR information address
JAMES ". HARRIS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION, No. 81,
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

Every important and suggestive feature Of the Fair rs De
scrbcd and convenient manual provided for all visitors
instrucng them how spend their time at the Exhibition to
the best advantage.
Price postpaid in sheet FORM 10 cents; IN pamphlet %
cents, OF twelve sheets five panI hlcts tor 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

THE WAGNER FESTIVAL, No. 81,
Contains the letters OF THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL COR
REsrONDENT cJ. r. G. H) al Bayreuth, describing the
production ~ The Ring Of tho Nibclungs.'
Sent by mail 10 any address for cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

DLEECKER-ST. BUSINESS PROPERIl.-
- bargain: small payment needed balance institution
MORTGAGE. IlULAND & WHITING, Betkman-st
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
-. '-.,t a.. .gir,gi,lr HULL. GRIPPEN a. Co,
''' TMrdayr. and 2ithst, N@W-lOik
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

EUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT
4 CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY,
rARATOGA. LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE
ITs ADIRDNuACNS, MONTREAL and an POINTS North
aud West. Fare ou 20 ami reduction 90 all points. Tho
olnt steamboats, ot this Line leafe DAILY t-auraYs
tDpte nc b. m Per 40 North River, foot Leroy 81
connecting 90 morning trains on ~ Y Central, kalsaelatr
and saratoga and Igr and Boston and connecting ross
1ArUush tickets sod Id baggage checked 10 desu acn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
A LBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
n BY PEOPLES LINE. FIRSTCLASS PAssAga
ONLY ~.
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusatonis
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Caharines slip at 1l3Oa and Bridgeport atIi
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
STEAMBOATS, aun Railroads

A LBANY and TROY by day boats C. VTR..
q q BARD M AN, and PANEL DREW1Leaye yestr3st We.
ryt9sp (y ieTybeat West Point New6Tgh POug6Esepss
Vita new ,m az D. M for the %est oyer % Albany
Central arriving Al Buao at no Suspension Bridge sa
trains oa Lake shore aud Canada southern Roads Wess
kee0sie 81 80 s"
A LBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
"A By PEOPLES LISE. Inv tIIhSrcLAss PASSAGE
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT
Centennial visitors can enjoy viowot the best and -o,
eng The PoPLEs LINZ OF elegant and coaaoalSs,
the evening connecting at Albany with morning irslb
for Chicago and an points NORTH and WEsI. Dots savs
River, near Pennsylvania Iaroad pier lorf ss,
rooms warmed by steam. Meals on ths European plan
rso & ~ d,on SOM A5ytL li.Sy m nSae's ak and
Them " ''' '''' ''''' ''''"e1 Tor
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- - and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
D.m.
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
foot OF Liberty st. sn foot Of Garrison up iowa M frSs
Commencing oct ?. 1s76.-Leave NewYork ioot Of Lib
Bath. Allentown Mauch Chunk. 1amanend WilscshaTTs
Scranton &c; connects at Junction Del. Lack aud
7Ijam.-For somerville and Fcmlngton.
Sd5 a. m.-M0RSING EXPRESS. daily except sundayD for
II ~ Iridge Branch, Easton, Auntown liarriseare and
the West Connects EastOn for Mauch Chunk Tamaqna
TOwand1 Wkesbare. Pottsyile, Scranton, Danyle vi.
Transport SC.
fltO p m.-EyPREss for Pennington, Easton Allentown
Nauch chunk. Wkfsbarre. scranton, Tamaqua Mahanoy
puttsvle Harrisburg,
4.oO D. m-For High Bridge Irauch. EastOn, Allentown
Mauch CHUNK connects at Junction with Del, Lack
and West. Railroad.
1880 D. m.-FOr Somerve and Pennington.
Tj:3 D. m.-EvENG EXPREss daily, for Easton Allentown
Mauch Chunk, wikes5arre, TOwmda, Reading and Harris
burg.
$50 .. m.-FOr EastOn.
Tos cave Il Carkson ST., North River n 635 73j
9Oj 1000. ll:35 a. NJ: 1900 IJJ $50, 40, go, 62O
100 So 1000, ll.JO D. m.
Connection IS by ClarksOnst Ferry at jersey City
villa all trains marked y.
For trains 10 local points timetable at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
ALI RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW.YOHK, JONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SEA GRIT AND SQCAN.
Time Table OF oct ., 1876: Trains leave NCwi fr0m
tot Of Lbcrtyst. North River, at $40, lIij AS
D. .m.
Prom foot Of CarksOn-st AZ 1885 n. m, 4;20 o. m.
Stages ana from keyport connect MatdWan station
with all trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
FALL RIVER LINE
| TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORIDRENOWNED STEAEfE-.S
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.

DAILY SUNDAYS until after oct - 40 p. m.
Tickets and SateroOms secured principal hotels ard ticket
aud the ptg and seimcls. GEORGE l. CDNNOk
Gen. Pass. Agent BORDEN & LOWELL Agents.
SPECIAL NOTGCE.-F0r the accommodation q Centen-
NAL travel the steamer Old COLOAl wAbe run or this line
"a boat uuws: From New Ok 4 L E~DA1- ant
FRIDAYS. Dct. 3 o. 10, and l3. i' NcWhOIk b. DAlS
THURSDAYS. oct ., ., q, ARD T. leaving Ncwl0rk
p. m aud Ptns ivJna Ram Iaa depot Jersey CITY, ~
.lI q ID
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
- HUXLEY IN AMERICA, No. 50

Verbatim Reports Of all Prof T. II. Hu1leys Pohle
Addresses in the United States Buffalo, Nashville Balt
more, ana New.NOrk.
Price postpaid in sheet FORM 10 cents; in pamphlet %
Gluts
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R.R.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
TnTND HHnnK EnTTT

HOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND THE CtNTENNGAL.
tommencn- MONDAY, June 10, 1870 lutHs
leave NewN ORR !oo OF Lberyst, al 10, tlo .lJ NJ
$50, 3, $50 D. M.
400. eco .. m.
Philadelphia from STATION NORTH Penn8lra n Raj.
r03i, Third anu Hnrhs-sts. at 800 $3.50 sn- .2u, ),
G5Dp m. Leave Cchcuuil Grounds ~ 1lJ, 81, llj,
3, a,u. G.lO p.
Pullman Drawn Room Cars attached 10 tc 7iJ and
95 trains fiom New.N0rk. and 90 trains Ing C,n-
t.IuIa. Grounds 90 a. 80 and 90 y.
PASSENGERS freight low as by o. 0ute,.
Centennial pass delivered A. the main eni 10 lie
Centennial Grounds. H. T. BALL ...,
Ganp pa.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
For Poth sexes-conntrY.
,ORT EDWARD IASTlTUTE, \. Y.

t. RATES REDUCED TO ti72 a YEAR. ~
Fifteen Teachers 90 fTrir tHr college, Tor iisin'-7 orli
Life rive graduating ANY hI'" rtuNits may pt
c4os.n Adusaious ~ any limo prUp,r rton' ...l , q,
EEFFERSON PARK ACADEMY, Elizabeth,
y J.-BJth sexes, Sept L. j. II. LANsLEN, ln.b
Principal.
AN THE NEW LINE from phiIa. 10 \. y
" Thorough teaching hGue comforts; good discipline
Terms ou. Addre-- Iliv- HANLOA, D.D cuuington NI
GWARTHMORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
> of Friends tor catalogue address the Pres
hont EDWARD li. MAGliI. rwartnmor', Penn.
81. PAUL" SCHOOL, LcwiSboro', West
- chester y. IA Home school Cor Ciutrru. l"p.
sept 3o. Very moderate. Apply TO Principal Rev ROBERT
BOLTON.
91DS PER YEAR-ROCKLAND COL
~ -oS,) LEOE b acs y. Y NoeAtus send Tor Circular
Miscellaneous.
80 A MER. SCHOOL INST" - n reliable Ed
~ ucalonai Agency of 20 y'4rs successful sNrercnce
n representing Iciehcn q known abihy To iamii,. and
schools ~ every grade NUctu 81 candidates for Autumn
preparation Explanatory crrular' Tor stamp
i. ". SCHLEMLBHOHH, A. N, ActuUTy, Ia HOudst New
York.
COR SALE-A nourishing, paying Boarding
school, near Sow-IoIk Address Bisiross Tribune OacA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING-
i FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL. audinter.
mediate UOins Pier 2j T.. r., daily Sundays
meeting with special trans al New hayen for Hartford Spring
tG Tickets sold and baggage checked az 944 Broadway,
NcS.l orK, and Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion to New
I and return 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

/ Ia MISS ". a. CLARK .., ..
viii reoru her scp' ~ l'uhg l'.' 'N" '-'''i," "'
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Er0ppns liar TNTTCu. E,SGLT-H aua GEHMAN HoAliD-
ING ard DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ald 'iilI~
DqtT ~.ri Circulars references sent o Pi-,t'll
Fr,ncl spoken IIrnJly iu oar year. .., ~ ,,.-ur.
Iau. Draw iuE singing, ri7ttii " "ttsI '"''f '-
eft lUclUIll la
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04

We CLASSES ~ DRAWING AND WATER toLOltS,
From <tIurp. f-~ broadway, Room .l.
Terms s20 20 lessons o." "hr "lI el't 90 r - '' pay
VIHE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE viii 0pcn
their SCHOOLS fol study iu lille and iu Iufiia i n " rs
DAY NEXT Oc.. o, % their fo"n-, Nthf httNht ."',
ll't, ln tH, ait'TIO1u. t..r.,..r
New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
Giin propcrtn 60 Eet.
Drooklnn proprrin Go Cct.

VNO LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-HOUSE,N No
/ I55 Ksmscl-st: 3.stOry brick DWELLING. 40 WI
loughOysL GORDON H. FORD. % ClaIksL, Brooklyn.