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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Talk of a Compromise Between the
Democratic and Republican
Legislature.

COLUMBIA, Dec. Is.
Another unsuccessful ballot for
United States Senator was taken in the
is quiet.
The Congressional aud Senatorial
Committees are working actively but
quietly.
Rumor of a compromise between the
Republicans and Democrats, favorable
to the latter, are circulated.
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during which Charles McGann and his

during which Charles McCann and his
wife were shot. A few minutes after
the shooting officers Godfrey aud Page
entered the Dol and found the
wounded man on the bed and the wo.
man on the floor. w. e. Wallace, Of
No. 1924 Folsom street, who entered
the room with the officers, was called
by the wounded man who said: II
want to make this my dying statement
to you. My wife shot me-, and in try
ing to take the pistol from her, the pis-
toll went off and shot her." The
wounded oma then stated to Mr..
Wallace that her husband took the
pistol from her and shot her. The two
were placed in a carriage and conveyed
to the City Receiving Hospital, where
they were examined by DR.. Stivers,
Police Surgeon. He found that the
man had been shot in the left arm aud
left shoulder, and that the woman had
received Il bullet wound in the upper
part of the breast. The wounds which
McGann received are painful, but not
dangerous, but the one which the wo-
man received is of u dangerous char
acter and she now lies in "a very critical
condition.
Border.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.
A San Diego dispatch SAYS: Senior
Leon, Secretary of Governor Village
rama, arrived this morning. He re-
ports u rei9n of terror throughout the
frontier. Many Families are coming
over with their effect to live. Moreno
has levied tax of $50 900 on the peo-
pie for the support of his government.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has been telling
Senator Gordon this story, which is
none the worse for having been told be-
fore: "When the three commissioners
met us at Fortress Monroe, Mr.. Ste
phens came swaddled up from top to
toe in an enorn Gus overcoat. Lincoln
called me aside as Stephens was dis
robing. and observed: Grant, what
does that performance Of Stephens
remind you of / answered, Mr..
President, 1 do not know. But what
does it remind you of With one OF
his queer winks, Lincoln said: 1T re-
minds me of the biggest shucks off OF
the smallest ear I ever saw in my
life.'"
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s o r ZIG N e w S,

Extension Ofthe Armfstice.
BERLIN. Dec. 10.
A six or eight weeks extension of
the armistice is assured. The plenary
sitting of the conference will be held
after Christmas.
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RANCH FOR SALE.

WHAT SPLENDID BARLEY RANCH.
L "A miles northwest Of Eureka, win ba
sold cheap. 1t is eligihly situated has plenty
of water for 30 acres. and there is a good
hard road to town. Thyro are l75 acres in a
high state OF cultivation, with irrigsting
bitches, etc. There are two houses, stables.
~eorrals, etc. on tho promises. Alsoa good
reaper, thrssher and sulky rlor. Wagons,
horses. COWS, etc., will bo disposed Of II de-
sired. Tho whole property will be sold at a
great bargain. For particular, apply to 4.
2. RICHARDSON, on tho premises or TO R.
SAULEt, Eureka. d20h
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DIED.

Virginia, Dee. l6-Denis Driscoll, a native ~
county Cork, Ireland, aged So years.
"ashoe Lake, Dec: l5-By drowning-Jame.
IL yoars. A'iohs' aged
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-20

THE Connecticut Peace Society, by
recent resolutions, opposes the return
of the Indian Bureau to the War De-
partment, and denounces the invasion
of the Black Hills. IT charges that
the Indian war was forced upon the
Indians SO as to prevent a reduction of
the army, and 1t demands an investi-
cation of the many enumerated out
RACES by the military on the Indians,
and declares that Gen. Clusters death
was a Just retribution for the slaugh
ter of the friendly Indians. The con
vention asks for congressional investi-
cation of the War and Navy Depart
ments, and urges universal amnesty
to ex. Confederates, and the removal OF
the army from the Indian country.
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NEW TO-DAY.
List of Unclaimed Letters

pEMAlNlNG IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
~ Eureka, Nevada, on tho 10Th dov nr
pec,, io.oi Fersons calling for any vf these
letters 30 VII please say "Advertisod
Ladies' List.
mnlIle MISS Mickey Kelly Miss Mollie
sno;i1y missn Owen Mrs Mary
Gci,siernen's List.
Bice cd Brown JW
Brannnn Paul Burhs Michael
Durdlek Truman Crecgan John
Coffin berry CC Cullum Harri,on
CnsteiloM Dell NJ Sam
Dcnks Dan Delbanco N
Dahlgren Donafue al
Dan'er VIM Day Geo A
Galbraith j u Geyin ]
narrsrd non A Garrison AG
iiuddieson JosZ Huilcy Jos
u lodges Henry Harrison I'm
hingsbury Chas kollsr REM
Hrueger herman hlslgore VIM NJ
Jopes Jno johnson Peter
Johnson John jackson Bros
Lopez Don Juan Longton Mnr,;,
Market Fulton Mathews II N"
MaftlnovlchH Meyers JasE
Marklny John III Morrison p
wore J9hn Mckinney j w
McCutch,op J McAuIsy
McEwen Jo, McGinpIs Phil
McMiilan x Pnrk Mcbride Alex
McCarty Joro Parker jas
ieafcc WIN Rosenberg David
laYsnscrot Robt Roberts ID II
Robinson Jas Sullivan Tim
Simpson Jas b Simmons j p
Sarasin Alex Shindler John
Sackett stephen Scov james
Sqnires w Tudor J II
Travis 81 Tongley otto
TAYLOR Ambrose Vivian Jos
Wills j X Wemplo Jas
Wsrren Harvey Walker Chas
Weiner A
Foreign list.
Persons calling for any Of the following le,s
tors will please say Foreign. Advertised"
Anderson J 7 Best Francis
Bealcy bergman G.
Boes los DouglasJ "
Foster John ~kenptholpo Jas2
Lowry Wa Lnughton GcresH
Lcclair Francis Maurcr Johannes >
Poslotte EstionEe Pope J. Il
richards X Schneider 10
Tonchotto Damase Taylor John
Williams Richard
d20-lt CORWlN NJ. WILSON. ?. N.
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BORN.

n daughter. AuiAer'
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EASTERN 0ISPATC HE'S.

Ey Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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EXAMINING IN THE POSTOFFICE At
Eureka, Nevada, on tho 10Th day If
' oee., 1910 fers6ns calling for any Of these
Doc. 20, 1876" hofe'tiseo
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NOTICE.
FOR SAIL

nNE PIANO AND ONE ORGAN-BOIH
" in good order. VIII be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of ,,,
dcI0-lw G. SHULTI, Ruby hiH.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
Bost & Beleher
THURSDAY, Nov. 23-P. N.

THURsDAY, Nov. 23-P. NJ
Tn estimating the present value of the shares oi ra
ro or other corporations, as compared with the val
uesof four yearssnee the great majority oyeriooh,no
very important point that whatever of depreciation On
has occurred must fall entirely upon the stock un"'
4, amounts 10 insolvency. For instance, the peO"'
nerity of corporation with capital OF SlooVVO,
900, one-half of which is represented by stocE Ao
the other half by bonds, has deprecated :.
uer cent. The bonds still draw their w. W.
cent interest and are good for their race sa.s'
while what remains for the stock is reducea sD a
half Again, q railway, which for purposes
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

ST NICHOLAS: sCRIBNERs ILLUSTRATED MAGA.
- ZINE FOR BOYS AN d GIRLS. Edited by MARY MAFEs
DODGR. Vol. Ill 1876. svo' PIP eOs seibher q 20
An examination of tue list of contributors to
this popular Juvenile periodical viii remove all occasion
of surprise at prevailing excellence OF Its contents
II includes several highly distinguished names in gen
eralIterature as well which have obtained aWe
deserved celebrity the special Tor
children Among the writers in the present volume De-
sides the editor are Mrs spoord, j. Trowbrdge, Celia
haxter Edward Eggestcn T. b. Aldrich, Lucy Larcom
Susan Coolidge, II. IL, Rebecca Harding DAVIS, LousS
NJ Aloott Donald @. Mitchell Abby Morton Diaz, C. T.
Craneh, Bayard Taylor Howard GlyndOn, Charles L.
race J. g. Whittier James T. Fields, and Others, whose
names are perpetual passport to the good grace OF the
Younger folk no less than tine promise Of unfahmg
satisfaction to more mature readers The arrangement
of the volume shows great variety OF resource aud
rare power Of adaptation to youthful tastes Not only
are the different articles rule Of superior literary
order but they indicate awatohfu care for the moral
interests Of the household They always inculcate eeya
tiou OF sentiment purity Of conduct and good manners
The editor evidently chershes deep sense OF the re-
sDonsleness Of her vocation, and eynces no common
ability 10 make it effective means OF Juvenile culture
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

LIVING TOO FAST. BY WILLIAM 7. ADAMS loliver Qpticl
l2mO pp 35l. Lee & Shepard. New-hoTki Charles l.
Dillingham;
Mr.. Oliver Optic has turned his talent as a
natural story teller good account in this timely
volume II is ofcourse, written with purpose, like al his
familiar ncOns and in the present he undertakes
60 illustrate the folly Of fast living and rash spending by
the confessions Of bank officer who starts with ex
trayagance in the household and ends with defautng in
the excheeuer The story impressvely told by the
chief actor in the scene, which although laid in
Boston, will equally suit southern latitude Of two
OF three degrees
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
ftlarb!e ano Slate Alantels.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS
w at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES; also, documents
Headstones Plumbers aud Furniture Sahs Marble Counters
and Tling A. kLABlB, li q l3G last lotist near ave
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
manufacturer Of Plaster Centerpieces and Bracket now
and elegant designs largest assortment n the ciy cmeuB
packed and tos parts OF country at the lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
IMPRESSIONS AND "REMINISCENCES BY GEORGE
SAND. Translated by II. h. ADAMS. l2mo pp. 2SO' W.
4

Nine Dudevant George SaudD was in the
hab for many years Of noting down the events OF the
day n private Journal written without any afecta'ion
Of literary art with the eneng beauty of expression
which was one of the fine instincts Of her nature The
present volume consists Of miscellaneous extracts en-
braeing the period 1868 10 the end Of 1872, little
more than three years before her DEATH which took place
in the month Of July last when she was over seventy
years Of age 1t consequently presents simple trans
crpt of ber latest views ard impressions, and will
awaken deep interest in many readers as an authentic
record Of her thoughts in connection with her expert
in various passages of her life The least attractive
pages in the volume perhaps those which she de-
votes TO vague sbadOwy series Of specuatons on re-
lgious themes while her descriptions OF nature and
sketches of character have an irresistible charm.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

Tn Scribner for this month page in "TOpics
Of the Time appropriated to Professor Huxleys recent
visit to this country which the editor afirms was re-
garded with a certain undehnabe dread among many
religious circles which he thinks has proved disap-
pointment iu failing TO give the expected support %
those who have been inclined to favor The Darwinian
hypothesis Dr. Holland contends that 1t is time for
Christian people especially for Christian teachers to stop
showing the white feather in the of science and
scientific mon If there was danger Of counting God
out Of the universe Not only Men of science should
be received as the dscoverers OF Gods works ways
OF working We learned q great deal from them,
and We are to learn great deal more. Their con-
clusions arc no concern Of God viii not be left
without witnesses II win all out right in the end
Many OF our old beliefs viii be cast sside many Of our
old dognas will be shown 70 be baseless but the belief
in God will never die out and will increase with every
advance Of science.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

The December number of Harper has an unu-
sua array poetry Of it rather Indifferent and
some OF exceptional merit, including "Clouds," by T.
Faweett, Loves Sovereignty" by John G. SAKE, Lii
han's Dying" by A. r. at Two Score" a charming per-
sonal confession by b. Aldrich, Sympathy" by Carl
Spencer " In Future" by Josephine Pollard, " En-
gland and America" by Bishop Cleveland Coke,
Thanks giving Turkey" a quaint Offering for
the Feast Of ST. Jonathan, by G. P. Lathrop
''Muscadines" by Paul Hayne, and "The Book OF
Gold" a pathetic Christmas tale Of high ethical import
by j. T. Trowblidge Among the prose articles IN the
number Br GladstOnes letter to General schcnck dis
claiming all nfriendly purpose towards the United
States during the Civil War, win command atteHtoD
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

4VsieamGts leave Fecks for HowIaycn at aud IL D.
connecting with the railroad
GENITAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
100, oi Ltcrsi aui foot of ClarsOns, town FreigA
Commencing Oct 2, 1s7G.-Leave NewYork, foot Of LIB.
$40 a m.-NAIL TRAM for Easton Bevidcrc Bethlehem,
Bath. Allentown; Manch Chunk, 1anancnd WilAesbarre
Scranton Ciuoudac &c connects al Bound ren.
ton ,nd Philadelphia junction win D.. L. & W. r. r.
sa5 MoETSo EXrREss. daiy teIcept sundays) for
De Vest Connects at Fason for msmei CianS TaSaa n
Towanda Nnkeshsrre scranton Davile, Wiliamsrot &c
Maueh chunk, wlkcsharrc, scranton, TamaqGa Mshan6y
fot.yie ia iiliis6arT &C. .o'"O" lancaster hpnrA'a
400 D. m-For Iih bridge Branch. Raston. Bclyiicrc
Allentown ana Mauch CHUNK connects at Junction with
rsi sso sf auf Mss someIvis and Pennington
bl5 p. In-ior BoauG Brook. 80 ~
$3.50 InEyENNG EXPREss daily foI Easton. Bclvdere
Allentown Maneh Chunk. wlkesbarre. Towanda, Reading
iia5I5oPaTs. :sso p @.eFor aFS W. Easion. Gssl
Boats leave Of CiarEsons. up town, at G3j 1885,
7S6 7S ss sG ro6s is' 40 Il 20 D. i' M LOU 'O szo OO 'Z
Connection IS made by ciarkaOnst Ferry Jersey city
For trains 70 local points timetable at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAJ RAIL dlEE ,IS BETIWSEEN dNSbt;TfohLK, ohLK LoNG
Time Table Of Noy 10 1876 Trans leave New.lo ors roia
foot OF LberySt North River at Slb. lI:4j M, 4:l5
IRON foot Of clsrssolst at 1l:s5 a. m. A.. e..
with all trains
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND pHILADkLPHIA.
Leave New York foot OF Lberyst at $40 646 TAB elb
Lesye loot oi CarEsonst at $685. 735, sos n, 1880
Leave PSladelphia from station EorhPennsyvania Rail
road Third and Berksss at $780, $50 am, 1870. 3;2O O.
Pullman Drawing Cars attached to the 745 and
al rasns Connect at az TSSOn Junction % ana rom 7rntOn
Leave TrenOn for NewYOrk at 5'46, sl5 1910 MI 2lo
WV H.P BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
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Country Boarc

Country Board.
II MORRISTOWN-A delightful HOME for
~ Winter q private family all the surroundings Of
rtnrmaus residence terms from 81 10 per week Post
Office Box TO- Morristown n.
BOARD in the COUNTRY for the WINTER
I'D I'm comfortable welbuilt farmhouse, In Westchester
County; per week Address A. 1C Croton Landing, NY
NHEAP COUNTRY HOME.-One, two, or
three quiet respectable persons find furnished
for honsekeepng for 80 per month. Address ELDERLY
COUPLE south Norwalk, Conn.
COUNTRY BOARD-A fine opportunity is
~ small families to obtain first class
board for the Winter with private family good accommoda
tOus and comforts; lne OF New Haven Railroad,
depot terms moderate. Address :. SEELY, Darien,
Conn
WASHINGTON B0ARD.-Senators or others
w desiring rsolass board with handsome house
central IN best part OF the city Address T. o. Box i6l, Wash
ington, D. c.
Roard and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED-In this city, by gentle
- and Yo and thrSo children under SIX. Terms not
500 week Address with riefcuces Il. q. Box
1866
BOARD WANTED for q family husband,
bb wife children and Infant one meal daily tor
aud OF laundry weekly Pleasant roaus IN good locality
convenient the Elevated road Terms moderate Address
A. D., Box Il, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

cRADED LESSONS IN ENGLISH. By AL0Nzo ,S khhD S"u
y RRSISFgD KELLOGG. l2mo. PIP liS CLARK q Aiayn"iu'
The authors of this brief manual, who are
distinguished teachers in the Brooklyn Collegiate ana
elytecbnic Institute, have aimed to exhibit inc run
mens Of English grammar in practical FORM by wcn
tbe learner is led in series of progressive exercises from
the correct use of the language TO knoWedse oi us
prineiples They believe in opposition 70 certain 'eo
ies which have recently been sealousy maintained tht
grammar is a true science, and that 1t can DC nlaoo
attractive to intelligent pupils, instead OF loaumg ter
memory with dismal scholastic rubbish Ihe pan ol 'ne
book starts with the simplest sentence as unit ana p'o
ceeds from the various classes Of collateral words ana
phrases TO sentences Of complicated and difficult GUAR
aeter Having thus acquired the functions of the der
eut pars of speech the pupil ia enabled by course OF
familiar exercises to frame the material into sentences
of his own The arrangement and execution Of the vol
u,ne betay uncommon skill in the use Of language ana
great experience in the art of teaching 1t is essentially
book for classes in schools adapted TO the daily wants
of the pupil in study Of grammar but not so useIu
as book of reference for older readers The praeleal
teacher will find it a valuable aid to his aboFs, and on
account Of its simplicity, breyy and originality VIII DC
ant 10 give it the preference many more pretentous
treatises.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

Danung Acaoemics.
LIEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
a REMOVED 70 No. Gsl FIFTHAVE.
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF PUPILS
For particulars send for Circular
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

z Z
a TO carry the Belgian and United States Mails.
The following appointed 20 rail for Antwerp:
Prom PhilddslBt3d ErOTq Ne0- York.
NEDERLAND. .........Deo. 3. SWIIZEBLAkD...NOv %.
VADEllLAN ....... Dec. o. kENlLMOKTu Dec 10.
- Rates Of Passage IN Currency -.
First Cann, 500 Second CABIN, eco. Steeragc. S26.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gen. Agents, Philadelphia
and AZ Broad st., Y. v
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Business Chances.

EOR SALE-HALF INTEREST in fine
HARDWARE STORE for 81 800; stock aDd location eX-
ceen established six years; investigation sohcted Drnc
pals only. ]. w, 23S West 56th-st
NATANTED-A PARTNER with 1000 capi-
w raj 20 take Oneha interest in well established bust
take charge OF the office duties P desirable party
Inducements viii De- offered and satisfactory references
gwen Address with safety, BROWN, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c-Fare, 81.
1VsteamGu leave cksp for New Haven at aud Ii D. m
connecting with the railroad
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RATTLFs OF THE REVOLUTION BY ID HtNs9 e ~ Do NAi'
80 ETNGroS svo. PIP. 7l2 A. = Barnes & 70
The anthor Of the present work, professor ol
i,itary science in Wabash College, might very pioPJ
have entitled It treatise ON the art oil war hs'"""
- an, hotcs of the Revolution Several pages preced-
d. ,, historical narrative devoted 20 an eXplaha-
49,, modern warfare, forming anappro-
to the intelgentperusalo oftheyoiume.
In General the author avoids the discussion of disputed
oiut In the descriptive portions Of the work. dscreety
eonCping himself 20 the statement Of facts as VeIheu
iv tr,stwortly authorities Thus in his account OF o
hstrlc ~ 3unker m he does not attempt to setue tno
claims of Prescott and Putnam TO the eeI COM
,o, of the dav but exhibits without comment inc PIV
,bich ttav are known 20 have played in the menoIa
o,,ose,,ent He simply states that Colonel "liail
I1r,scott was eager 10 lead the enterprise anu
nos intr1tsted with its execution" Whho Nv
Nor, uas -everywhere present 10 encourage uio
,non o,d superipteud the establishment oi hs"'
1,s 81, RunLer Hin summit las distinguished trom
I2raed,s HILL to cover the troops In case OF iorc
.,oc4ion from the advanced defenscs Professor Va"
s,oD evidently writes from a digent examination OF
,onest sources He has visited several OF the scenes
NJ action In person. and acquired accurate kboWeuso
Of their topography His style is ambltoos' thousn
ofen careless and sometimes in violation OF gooo 'aS.e
etraypg the habits OF the soldier rather than OF e
eehoar He IS not always mindful Of perfect eNac'eS
I'm minute details as when he gives the name Oh "'F
instead of Shors to leader Of the Massachusc''
rebellion in l7S6-nOt m uncommon error III Sf'o "
these defects and Others which might easily DC poo
mt the work ahords a store OF importahe lnio'n'
tion op the military history Of the Revolution tc '"
NJ which is very considerably increased by the maps anu
Typographical sketches which abound IN the volume
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Id Il n n > / Ia AM a IA / LKOA ~. -
POUTh Trains leave NewIork via Desbrosses and Cort
of iiarrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 a. i and $50 p m
sunday ma T 9g poek Haven Cos and Enc at 24O and
$40 p NJ Cory Tor 1ttusyle. Petroleum Cen
uf Aao Sy t WaShagton and the SOUTH Wash.
,non Exprss IL pullman PaTlOr Cars daily except sunday
80 S,O 49,, a., aud q n. m sunday, $50 ana . D. n.
Express Tor Philadelphia 1850 $40 $50 1880 24O3
3 a. o. II T. 1 % m sunday 40 a. M O. O. T. $50 and 8 D. m
EInl gram and socoId class. y. m ., 80,
T 6 $40 40 Jso 90 o. 500 546 c'io G25
$50 4 $50. $40 10, 1880 p m ana ~ nigat Sunday
i, fo5 2taisil 90 c So 30 % J. 5,6 ID y g5 %
go T. 7.50 $40, 10 lilo p and II night. SUNDAY,
$50, $50, Z, ana S;lO p. m. ,o O N >, %. ~ u , .
S F9i sio feIS i 49, $50 400 5'26 $40 $40 60 $50
z To- L. D. M asd u night Sunday, 5:20 6S0, and D.
Tor Woodbridge Perth Amboy, aud South Amboy, $50 and
10 For O. ~ VIII 'ijraasg = ead II M ?, s1o i1O 52o
aFi Mstegf @ dl u a I'll R y si a sro no p P2ng;Ior d.
TSr RiEesSn a9d i liPsSy M ii as6 iio and nm M
TSr TSr ism6srt tvills $50 O. NJ p 4 ana Il6 D N.
tCr PblIupgburg and Belyideie, $50 L. and 4l0
to, trnIingios $50 a. m. and 4:lO p. m.
Tor Mercer and somerset Braneh, u a. M and $p N
ojO A. ID, l23O, Gao, 4, 8, ana D. m.
For Frechod. $50 a m. 2:io. an 4:l0p. M
Fr uirhtsown Pemberton, CaIneen via Perth Amboy
$50 D. M and vim Monmouth junction, 4:lO D.
Trains arriyt from FliIsburgh 6:2O ard 1890 A. m,
sReept Monday Prom Washington ana baltimore $50 $40
a no. 4.l0, 6;l0 and 1920 m; Sunday $50 and $40 a m
q m 2iO 500 4iO. 6:iO Clio 6:50 1856 $40. and
1920 sunday. 50J CO. $3.50, 0.40 l0lO. Hoo a m
oig Ticket @ oee 525 and ei4 Broadway No Astor House.
OF Desbrosses ana Cotandtsts; No. 4 Courtst
dep, erssy Ci. Emgrant Ticket once No Batterypaee
,,.,,,o D 81 BOYD. lI Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
For Both Sexes-City.
AFTSS MCDONAIDlS

WI CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COLORS,
From Nature, 7SS Broadway Room 81
Terms $50 of hour each In the studio pay
able in advance Pupils will be received and after sept 4