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, 1877-03-23


In conversation with A. J. Dutur, not long
ago, he informed me that he had come across q
strip of country three miles wide, stretching
southwest from tho willamette River. near
Oregon City, to tic Cascade Mountains, which
Is y natural houey-producing district. In tho
il pccuiiar to this .iIstct within tir Boundaries
It covers, falls 50 heavily N to tntrust the
foliage. Throlgliont this belt Of country bees
are better Oft tllnn bees lii clover for they liter
ally scrapc up tho rcafly-matic honey. aud. after
filling cir hives, build anil fl combs on the
outside. hr. Dufur says that he saw eighty
pounds Of honey taken from the under aide of
= pole stretched acrgss fenco. II would bo Il
very Interesting region for naturaists to inves-
tlgusc, especially "a M satisfactory solution OF
tho phenomenon as ever yet been reached, nnt1'
thfH especial locality seems to develop the 10.
called honey dew ycar nftcr year III remarkable
Uuanl[t[ra,
, 1877-03-23
THE 3lsfTX.

Dr.. Hammond, Of New York, the distinguish
ed authority On nervous disorders, thinks the
Spite dog Is rea'ly moro dangerous than other
hrseas. pa%,a Il z hybrid, being etoss between
ansinals ssu always bad lie Ia Inclined to think
the saliva ot tho spitz IL always poisonous.
espeesaily when tho animal gets excited, ~ he
y Sefy liable 70 DO. Tho Doctor fayoTs the az
termlqst!on Of tho pretty but pertlo4k pets.
, 1877-03-23
ROGERS.


Hashisaso9 Special te Ntu York Htratd.
The business Of going to the White Honsc.
pledgtng your jealous and unfalteHng support
10 a. patriotic and discerning President. and
handing him a bundle OF Testimonials and an
application for office. has suddenly come to No
eiltI. There Ia a Mr. Rpsess at the White House,
Private Secretary of the President, who insists
on taking eharGe Of al these testimonials, at'~
Dreadful dif; ramor iu tIat, bsins = Sophisticated
Western man, hs lights LIS dra with theia.
, 1877-03-23
IL1Eo1r1,1AcY EUROPE.

In Prussia, OUT Of l,oO0 births, To arc illcgttl-
matc; iu Southern Germany, 40 out OF 1909
are altc9itsma.e. In France tue tllcgt,l,aata
birtfs are but 10 Ia 1000; In England they ure
but 60. The Austro Hungarian Empire fur.
nishcs statistics Of n more startling character.
The number Of illcgitllnate b!rtEs In 1000 Is;
ii: Tor the "Alilttary Frontier" II. In Upper
Austria tic proportion Is 2l3 births to t,Q00; In
Lower Austria, 3U5; III CarintlIta, 458-that Is
70 say, In Cannthia nearly every other child Is
legtt,nate.-Exehangs.
, 1877-03-23
A.sQuEALER pAN1sIlED.

, A. resident Of Amsterdam, N. Y, made bet
on tho late Presidential election with another
citizen. which he Lost. aud then sued tho sake
holder Tor hts money. el5, deposited jn his
bands, The easo was lett to Jury, who found
amount sued tor; that the ptalntiN Sc banishel
iron, the town: and Tint al persons b. hereby
cautlonsd against negotiating with the said Il.
uArgen, a. he u \ ktucaler aud unwo{lhy of
association. The verdict was Asueu by al the
Jury.
, 1877-03-23
COULD HARDLY STAND ON HER FEET.

FEosrA, Ia. Jau. 81, lB7G,-Ur. IL +. ItTcs
-DEAn SIN; l ma4st tell you what your mcdl-
zinc has done for 1ne. Before taking your Favor
tic Prescription could hardly stand on mr. feet,
but by following your sdviee + nm perfectly
curel. TIC Favurito Prescription Is . wonder
ful medicine 10. debllitatud and nervous fe-
uaulcs. caauot express how thankful nm to
you Tor your advice. Yours truly, ,,
NRa. ConfKLiA ALLISON.
, 1877-03-23

,r.ts srfrnt FfntnUcft
f'opn, a,'. ss'o e4 we u.s. .,,.a. ",as x..n.
eetnJ essna .nu SUI s'.,s'. 's''
I'M the Voices coming. so.ns,
Whte hAnas Was'nR' es,shs soass "S"'hs'
OF liz wrsi.hs seek Ia vain.
VoLustA. n. Y. CAHnE +. WHEELER.
.--..,
sCIILlENfANN'S DISCOVERIES.
Tha aitrn,1an,. al tha National I,at,k had no
,,..,' s'a.'..,. - ,.e,,,. ~ ~. ca,.a. 1,,r,t-
hs1.s ul'usu ~ ..s Mpss as.s.. ". .. ~ ,,.,.aa,
Of the crow" oi bf1t'sn oinecss, sonc y, ""on
satisfy themselves, BY tho sense Of touch IA well
-. y,.io, ~ thn ccrrIncs. ~ The cu,dcn shfrtt.
a a.htss .a..r,d . i"r1o ,onlr IN thc coo mf,tec.
"h'ch eo,e'eN nss sau.o ~ ,'o ."sa... ~.
color OF tbs gold which MAS iatcnac, and which,
ccrtn,n rarts ,1ccpcned in tone by time. oxygen,
~ 49, .,ono,tv t.,c rIeh grecn whrrc son,r
aau oosae.o" w. h,, ro..sa ~, ~ 11n,n
heightened considerably. 1t was 1nomcntarily
unfortunate for me that obtained place In
front of a tray .contaluiuc a large number Of
Ia a.,,, sanrI. ~, Ira,o, T., ,t,,rat,r
R3la p'atcs. eaen nearly smo inGnce W W u,cte
nss Ts! appsse .sa,,"i ~ ,,,', my ~ w,,, r.,
t!e!r patterns ssaet au'., IIt WILL, ~ ~
answc! W 3 'n't, . ~. wtnn.es ,r.a ~
oro Msro ~ Tirimnhom tTat l,i whctnr9 teas
dcleA 70 D'ilu'"Euatni uut ""e1"oF tnea1
Ee.of ela..osi si " IT,. "o' .hla T.,,.i
s.oH,Y rpuna tno ta"Io - !H.. ao!nu
w. asappo!.ntt'eGa as@ns, , ,r; ksunt sastity
fercnt procssses sts vs. Sspiased Allowing = tat
tke tirst objects wero M stamped, lsrgc number
o. phttc9ns were Zig pioaucs.on ~ hnIl'nssns
!Io1n lnc naek o. tcpn1isse pi Mu!s' T,tlc vt,.eis
Hetc psodneed " iaeiAi ptcssalc. 1he !attcE ia
oVuehts % tlc Inals9a!' at,ii Eo!nain!nG " SONG
c.tsGs, m1aen iota.su tns sou "ssot tuG u!vus
o. Mnu!n W. o. ponc, ~ Wn!ch ~ tae nttsEH Ivy
neGu cAsVGl, anu on Wn,e. Lha Inn III patc VI eu!u
naa Sesn ~ VT ~ nsssn W 10y passsSM ~, We
, 1877-03-23
A Rusa1AN CROWD.

a RUSSIAN CROWD.
Every crowd has physiognomy and char-
srter Of It's own. snd, after experience Of an
English or Irish crowd, oue 10 rather pleased
With Russian one. Not that It 10 particularly
clean 0, suvory, but It is 50 extremely COOL
natured and wcll-bchavcd. There Is very little
pushing or clbowlng. Every one IA courteous
to his nefRhbors, and you ore sre mot to see any
ucts ot brutality, or to incur my sauger in nix-
Ing in It. Smiling, good-t,aiured faces arc
t!on, Tot good-humor Ia indeed the clicf Russian
virtue. And tlicn sllch q curInus mixture Of
people In such Crows1t-mcrclInuts With long
dark-bluc or black craftans, reaching to tilcIr
heels, and their cravste tied tight around their
tbrtats, not showing shirt collar, II they in-
deed have one; stout old women With sIlk 'kcr-
chiefs wound about their heads 80 n< TO conceal
their hair; shoeiuakera' boys aud apprentices
IN what seems dirty lHuelin drcssing-guwn; !;
artfsans IN their blue worktng-blouscs; tic orli-
nary towp-pcasnnt ln his rcd shirt anil high
lM,Gts; and the mlzlik fresh from the country,
with coat OF nndyud honcspun. cloths wount1
round his leGs Ia lieu Of stockings, and eantfals
lnade OF plated linden bark; hero and there a
student with dirty shirt ntlti long lar, and most
fu,l inger-nails, eviacntly Of the idea that neat.
ness fs Incompatible with learning; there will
probably be priest or two, and few soldiers
ttFtbntr.
, 1877-03-23

countlcM hnsls Of MS children 10 FFLofy
and dominion. Tho. OLD story. Is sail 10 he
circulating more. and 1norc widely cscry ycar.
Then The htnngols Tny tint constantly the ttEllt
Ing sands hlsCt0te, lcsc aud there, gold and hl'-
vcr treasures, which they have snInrhtEeions
s s. e @f S the t5oi arc ~ a.c s '' to o se 'ne. ="
incalcillable wealth, guarded by gnolncs n!1tl
fealfni spclIs, while all .hc dcscrts AROUND tho
hidden rnlos arc pcop'cd BY n,yriatls Of howllng
ghosts. Or; bc'1cn cstahlf'!,t.l si,c fact some
OF thcee buried cttcs revealed shortly, u
similarly natural manner to that In wllc! they
were primarily concealed from the sight Of man
The sands OF the deserts OF tsntfai Aaa tcs t:,
eYcn now tho eastern borders Of The titscrts arc
being dcnudcd widely OF NIL soil that can l,o
torn awny and hornc weetwaTn by inc violent
Winds that rage With Incredible inrJ mnnYy i,Yy
months of tho year In those Regions. Wtll
l,ussta BE- the first to avail lcrself practically ot
tue knowledge Of thts7
DON pIAT'r AND NINE. LIE VERT.
Wd.h4no.on Ct1DNai.
The old lady got, after time, 10 have that
most terrible Of alt Things, grievance. sl'o
would hold us by the hour on that incxhaussibic
subject.
One nIg ght, at & charming party given by Mrs,
Carlisle, we fpunti ourselves, witt, st1ne. Lc
Vert Oh ouf arm, heinR made sct.Ga!nted with
TINT grievance. We happened to pass The span.
iBh Minister, then Admiral P1lD who WAS lean.
iug gracefully against the wali..
"1s not ttat tho Spanish Minister" asked
my companion.
"tlh."
"Do you know hin, welt enough to present
mcl''
"Know ttm1 Do look like man wt,o did
mt know the Spanssh Mtnisterf OF conrsc I
viii prescut."
Now, ,xc had neyer exchanged word with
I'll IA diplomatic gentleman, hui We were dcspcr-
atc, and %. marching up, wo sail: ...
"Admrnt Polo, rermit nc 10 introduce you
to sny dear fricud, Mlnc, 1.e Vcrt.n
ut gratilcs me, Madame, to make your ac-
onaintancc." And then, after a slight pause, IL
which liz eyed us, he addctl, "And now,
Madame, VIII you be SO good rs to introduce
your cscDrtFe
This was such cool piece Of diplomatic I'm.
pulcnce that, before Nine. Lie Vert could an
aver, we salt:
"Why, Admiral, don't you remember met !
am Co!. Casey, brotl.cr-io.law 10 tho Govern
mrnt."
Poor Mmc 10 Vert gazc,l ak uh both ia
mute nstonsshment, nut anon wnx chat ing Will
bis diplomatic Execllency In Spanish.
, 1877-03-23
SEWING alACI1lNEs.

nj ONE CAN III SUITED At "a MANSON
"A Il NVx md IAteat Singers. t11; rebuilt i.
uorsA I'll: rebuilt siugcE uelutnA kSA l0iue ess:
iUK SALE : SEVERAL LATE IMPROVED pa.
chimes tmbrscing I'll kinda IN tits market. al from
9ls 10 IL. MONEY loan u ni4ehlnes. Loan 1feG.
las E1Ah AZ. kocM ,. w ss&!1s-
, 1877-03-23

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Tor sAIE-tls FER ACRE 4 Gn0! tMrHnvED
l. farm Of i+s acreR. 1rs from RankAket and V Of
FTea.est BARGAIN offered In farm :, u Nh down.
baanee very enay; pVsAcssion at once. 7. u. Boyd
lt,otn ~ l%6 Maal&,A-At.
I7On sALE-3.o ACRES, SIOUX ECRIT. WILL
i take ul uovcFrneut lands ny.htrn. surveyed 1r
nnsnFvcTel; vcry 9EaFyc. ]. tUuSHTUN, JH,. lln
Ftelh.AY,, Eo0n n.
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Arm pnbllrailons.
CTORIES FOR EVERYBODY.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.

TEN CENTS EACH.-sIX FOR FIFTY CENTS.
A CHARMING FELLOW BY trancis Eleanor TT Hope
TWO LILIES - Jalia K1ya.agh.
RIACK sPtHIrs AND WHITE BY Francis Eleanor
TIonopc.
GOOD LUCK Bv r. Werner. Translated from the German
fI TuE TmuyNf, 10y Mary stuart smith,
OLYMPIA: 4 ROMANCE by R.,E. FraucLon.
LORDS AND LADIES.
CpGb.ish,e! by arrangement with =. X ring Boston)
A PAIR or BLUE EYES Ey Thomas Hardy.
Published hv arrangement - Nes,ro Henry lloi g.
90 Wnu-e Leisure. Hour Scic, contains authorized
editions u AN the writers woras)
Every novel in g. complete and Unabridged all
late, pur being ii stan lard FORM with Iaces about the
size Of t1sc,t Hrirs UccH Tor ten cents may be o.
tuned in IHR TuBNV NOVELS the reading which IN
Other forms cost. from seven ten timet that sum.
TIE TRIBUNE NOVELS NAY De procured 4 any ucwstealer OF
will De MAJ t POSTPAID receipt 81 9r.cc. Address
THE TRIBUNE Ncv-Nork.
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4ustrn1llcn.
Country.
MILITARY INSTITUTE

Country.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for making boys fntci!rrat, healthy, -iiir in'h
RENJAht!N MASON B1@ M dji iniAr''. y. l.
GSS PER QUARTER (no extra charges =, i"r
gtkbsb youie uoa ard boys. ai ~ibtiIib6l.~ NlsD-A
ACADEMY. Tea insiucinfs-twO rl1tuar- OF r g." 'te
individual uftfictIua irr l'n dtNdHti a' th
ard uuni. Recommended hN NJ erafi ial l,r Jt.tc
Van iiprsen aid others OPcs aH rlnin'i. Media h@s
seven churches and teIIfe gHrs charter. At.I'f-
r. {. SuORrLIpGE GlarvaId =. NJ. Media Penn.
Miscellaneous.
TINTED STATES school AND COLLLGE
I DIRECTORY FOR 1871.
geo peeeH. 20 Sap aui ilu.ifll "il-. 90.
Circulars an Tie aiding schools coW'uei " th' one pu'
Catio'. 49,. ,...... ...,... -
and intending Patrons virrn parents 2hd r fith- il
Gain aii information itt.iug 90 90" boiler c- 90 aci"
institutions cDuurr necessary 20 ire ~'ct' on
BE- search CO., without ir ii''iN'i
90 fhc usual means oi etlecir ii' ri
For thr above stated purpose VIII De sent tree ui'n IT,
cent o. postage, Jceuts. -..........t. ,.,r
uishcI sttTTITtE~lN.
uEADOi ARrlI.- FOR SCHOOL INF0kMAIION
T. COTESWOWrU PINCKNEY.
DEALER IL SCHOOL - P!iIt-,
30 UNfON-SQTAi,.. =. y.
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A1e Cream.


4 FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and IS net only tn richest most reliable and O1lv
STANDARD ICE CREAM ~ MARKET
Try IL and Won viii use 30 Other.
CHURCHES. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, and TIE
TRADE suppheda az
&c. PER QUART.
To Families by tie gallon. 80 cents per quart
Dclos Fourt-avr. l2G4 EruadWay and ~ Chahamst
EESSELL~lCE CREAM-BcSt in the city. -
ccus por quart clurcnc5 aud Sunday schools. Cutol
town order, pIom nv shipped 40. L. Bible House.
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i7nnrlna Ara0emles.

4 DODWORTH'- SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
". NO Gsl jTIG-AVENUE
VI" Private lessons during the summer
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Doaro anG Rooms.

West Side.
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
wItl bes for family adults - % aud
upward ~ West l2tn'sL
GlNGLE & DOUBLE FURNISHED ROOMS;
- ~ 81 very central; American family nice Easements
Housekeeping. lo9 ClntonpL
E%TH-ST, 81 West. near jth-avc.-Elegant
I ROOMS with BOARD for parties dearng pleasant
refined home.
spE WEST WASHINGTON-SQ SQUARE - Cool
90 rooms facing PARK hfscas, table AID moderate rates.
pep WEST -ST.-Several very nice ROOMS
seeS et with board Also, table 2nd nt boaIeIs
taken. References exchanged TOM, very moderate.
~ WEST HOTTEST, near jth-ayc.-Dcsra-
h blc rooms sup. ror bosi iof IA e Atoneni
terms moderate. Transient boariers - - per day.
Dot FIFTH-AVE.-. Handsomely furnished
ElAI.I aso iran.iuv permanently. south
viii Aud this desirable location.
East Side.
'pS EAST 2OTH-ST.-One suite OF ROOMS;
private table, only Tor gcncmca with baths Closets
etc. References.
QQ EAST Enthusiastically FURNISHED
go ROOM second floor for two also ono on on0l with
good Board references.
An EAST 15TH-ST.-Large and small
~ ROOMS lei. With BOARD. to either gentlemen or
ladies' a, Summer rates. references. -.----
SD LEXlNGTON-AVE.. corner 29,h-st..
- - 50, Sl2, aa1 SO Elegant FURNISHED ROOMS
with BOARD.
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,rO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. LAKE

TFN1 IIII4 " III = lFINIt . ~
4 nEMPmREMAGOG, QUEBEC and sAGu EBAY
RTVEI. THROUGH H. tbs MOUNTAINS hy DAY
LIGHT.-On ami after July I6, ihromsi car VII Pave
Grand CtBral Depot Scr lurH, Nrw-syca aud lat
nj r. H. ~ -O5 n.. for iA- Whi,- Houutsi-s Iii on
Fabyan House T4wfud Housed also Tor NeNbnf! Hlrue
JonsbIy. Vermont; kowpor, vermont Ian hemFhre
m3g0g yea, hng al these points same evening, hi 0iro
eaily next morning time tor q Tor az RIVER
and trains Tor Maritime Provinces. For further Information
AID tickets apply ticket oiires y. " y H. md a H. X,
Grand Central Depot G.. LENE Passenger gent Pa ,umsie
r. r.. 27l BrCaiWay. or Central Vermont r r. olee. III
r.LulIMH ny
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT

I Trunk LINE and UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE-lu aud jur 20 1871 lraus losy~ Nerl YORK,
via D.sbros-es CortauG stree; Ferries, loi.1Nst
Express HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the Mot tnd Nolh,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a., ana So - NJ
daily. -
For Wilamsport ock Haven, CORY, and fTe "a SO
d. H. ciurctiug at CORY ltusylr Petroleum tcrrr.
ard the oil Regions FOR WiiaMsport SnG l'~b Haven,
For Baltimore Washington, and tie South. Limited
Washington Express ~ Pulhna Psr0r carr, t.N rAt 1t
sunday, $3.50 a. M; arrive Wellington 10 m Iretar
at "a ~. /. q. NtIdsy, $500 p
s. Tor Phadet,,, 80 $50 ty3O Limited 1880
g. uI j. l. D. e. , and $50 D. sunday. }. G. :. al
500 u. M. EuICruHt and stcoudcas~, = D.
Foi trans e. newark Elizabeth, Railway Princeton Ir-
ton AmboJ, RI min stem. eyidef., AMI other points
see local schedule az an Ticket Oilce-
Trans arrive: PttsDuryh ESQ And l0tO = M ani
lr2Op M daily $50 Csiy, except Mon.
dav tfom Washington au1 Baltimore, 90 a m 40
40 80 l0.lp ~. sunday, 900 Oh. tfnnt
Phfadelph 800 900. 9lO 1910 lOAO, ll.sJ tn,
40 BIO $50. -tO. 1910. AID 1920 p D. SUNDAY. sos.
C:5O 10. - 1850 n. n. Uju. Z. ?nd 1920 y. n
Ticket Offices 626 and pa Eru sdray No Aston House.
and foot and Cortlsudtsts; No :" r--,
pOoklvu ia ll6 sad lis illdsonst, ho01k"n De-
kRaSE THOMSON (. p FARMER
Ioucr.I Manner Passenger gent.
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y Trains ioayo Amboy Red Bank. Long Branch
ocean drove &C. D. 1:35, . lliJ H.. 1, 443 p n. Al
$3.50 p. M, "a press 20: Long Branch, ocean Grove
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE between New YORK and Long
6rarch. OSE HOUR And TWtNIN MINUTES
PLi.MAN PARLCH ca RS are attached to trains leaving
Ncw-Yo FORK At $3.50 ANA D. H. -. .......-.,.
RFDI'CED RATES FOR THE SEASON.
Stages connect nItaWau station to and from kI1POHl
and III squan 10 ard from POIN + PLEASANT
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Qrachcrs.

Gfacbcre.
4 LII wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
"a addes, Amer Educational Union 737 iireatw!', y y
Daily utfodpcous Beef opo'firnt+ Established 1904.
4 Graduate of Yale viii prepare those intend
drsl i' FL r. 6 BoS y1 20 fSaae oai ,''
A COLLEGIAN, competent 10 III young men
"A orcocse dc5.ro- to tase ie pupils Al any tne ali'i
" e F. Tfihane One.
A GENTLEMAN Of experience desires 4
position IN private school o. ~ 3s..,n., N Hi.%
isci ls'' AZORES sd D. /, W. rins ofice
% 4 MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE" e.
u tan,hel 1855. consolidated WIN -ch' 1rI.'.n, 7
crt MaIy tccirs wanted for september Application i9rn
for stamp j. H. iacrioin A. NJ secretary 30 East am
4 GENTLEMAN, having had successful eN-
~ poiicn,c desires position Primo pal or Professor m
aColleee ~caoo! Testimonials oi ne igh. C.r4c.f iI
tho Cunrt scholars. Addirss ftof I.-''' III H'
ithst.. Philadelphia.
1 Schools and families supplied with efficient
a. Vcaci,rs Tutors. G"tsfH,s,f- etc % every "riI
1 aior ~, GoScsc &C. q c. oDfr Teachers Agency
1907 chc. tiu;--'.. Philadelphia. Penn.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
be'. 1911 and lctst slpi',a rrn,al. ior pac h.s'
crucs.c gives Information " parent, ~ goi 'cho"s Ms
lCnFs ~ wear, ] ME- fr. r sari1r ,ac.
t. for rIccas any demand. Appy - Miss y. j. Yol N@
CDUCATlONAL BUREAU, 35 Union-squa
la1, b.Faee'eH'' ma 81 IX% HGiL DiEi NanSeeI.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTiONIST. 30 Union
NSsqaaTe Back numbers suppi.d. Az Ehspt.L bEii-
EEAChER--A graduate of Yale, of several
next van ,ii reference Address NJ - 7cI, CAes.nuts
Philadelphia
TNEACHER.-A gentleman who has had many
Years experience l1 tclclle, atIn@ ' bt "i t~ii-
mouia wishes maize an enlargement Ter ihc coming var
A. cachr. the English Bancits. Address L. " ~ III
buuc Ollie.
n, COTE-WORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
for SCHOOLS and lEACiEt~ - LniDnsl. t'li-at,
Supplies good teachers Tor any department.
win r,iuDu- send stamp Tor Application form. supplies
Srluns auI families Win competent Instructors without
charge TIE SCHOOL GsLErIr. o t~ best ana cheap "
Journals published Interesting 10 teacher 70 pdpiL u Itl
send for specimen copy.
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Z RIVER EAILROAD. Commencing July ], ISL.
through trains wiz leave Grand Genital Depot:
SEQ d., Western AID NortlCu ENpfsss, with drawing
room 80 Rochester; also 10 -. Adams.
$50 q. ~. Special -Srtpga Express prawiHsroom cara
through 90 Nonir, al
1880 a. h.. SPECIAL Chicago and Western Express. VIA
dru. room Cgugut,u<. Rochester, bufL0, aut
Falls; draw thr"t 10 kc! ~ uss
1880 r. u, Northern aud W. stern Express. With oaFing
% saratoga.
D. Special saratoga LLprgHs; connects az LIST
ALBANY 10 ul 20 -
400 p. IN. Albany Troy Express, stops Al sing sing
Peck skill. and all stations unth except Livus stJu.
GOO D. H., Louis EYpic,-. with slcePu.-caIs t1r ~
Lous running 4 lsY n thc week ~ !ins
oarsf Wa;ertown. Can1ndaua. Buffalo, Niagara Ais 1hi
Montreal via Saratoga
D. H.. Pacific EXrrcs daily Win Sc plnS Cart ior
Rochester NIAGARA Falls fso. cleveland, foled" Detroit
Chicago. 10 Montreal -. Aintls
400 p me Express, with sleepingclrs to' Albany sld
Troy.
WAY Trains as per I0cll rabies Tie.@s for sac q
% 5Gl ana ~ Br0aw2v ami az WesteOu Express Dos
Gic,a 80 Park place *, lud 3i- broadway, New "a,
and 333 NIsiu Ctnu IT.. Brooklyn.
C. B. MFEKER. General Passenger Agent
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DONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING ut New
bnre, PoueLkecpSie Highland Falis west Point, Com
wall, HaiibuIo, Milton, Esopns connecting with Ulster and
bel r. r.. steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W
BAIDWIA, Iom Par foot Springs ST. n. r. daily, at
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or .NEW-IERSEY

FOR NEW-IAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS NOS rllf.h J.. AID IN
tormcatc p0nts steamers leave Pir -, T. r.. cy .s IN
datS cXceutsD TWENTY lrif T.. r. - % b. ND
connecting Will special trains - New if'u for
Hartford Springfield Tickets cold and baggage cheek Il
broadway, Sew York sd court st Brooklyn. KN
CIrsIou 10 NcNIi wen ard return. 81 81
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TEN CENTS EAcH-s1x FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbr0ses and CoItand
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CATSKILL and STUYVEsANT BOAT

NOTICE To suIPPERs.-Tlls G. mlan is aca.H rec II
\. q. Re- 81. 4 cont.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEN.

y Feiry station N New-1 oEs. foot II Libe;tysf.
Commencing SAY 81, lSI7-irtns i'avc a. follows:
60 a. In.-For Pennington, East0n. Beiyidert, Nauch
Chr,k, TalIdqua Wilkt -baITc Elnisa, &c.
30 H. lu.-FOr EIstO. Harrisburg. March Chunk, lama
Qua. Wilk.sbaIr Milanlsport &c
and 80 o.. For SuncIVllc aud Remington.
=. m-For Elemiu-t0n, EasoD Maucn CLun6, wilkes
lafe TamaQua. aZlco Reading, P0tsyii" Harrisburg.
p. u.-Fur IastOn. B-lyidt re-, and ttasduGua.
50 p m. daly-For Easton. Allentown, and Harrisburg
S35 l.. -FUr Easiou. ,..-
l,r trains to local points timetable AZ stations.
SUNDAY TEklN--Le3ye al $50 a. m. ~ p. ~ Tor
r...n intermediate points. and at $50 y. ui. Tor
Ia ion k.adine. and Harrisburg
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ETTlZENH LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
y an SARATOGA, connecting with all uiIoad lines
North rast and Wet FAKE LOW Ei THAN BN ANY
OTHER ROUTE. Toe entirely new and magnificent palace
steamers CITY OF TROY and StEAfoGA leave daily
l~atarays excepted fOl I1cI ~, y. D., fnOt Of
Ierorst Through tcAes sold baggage checked all
IJHis JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent.
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FBIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

EHTNH AII4E1 KNIIKUNI.
kJARRANGENLNT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
is17-Isve DEL os foot al Cortlandt and Dcsrossess
G.Op NJ, Night Exprtss. daily for Ea~On bethlehem Al
lriown Mach Chunk Wilkosbarro tston SAVE Elnlra
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails AMI ths
NCs'. PuluIan's sleeping coaches attached
RGBI. H. SANlE. Sup't and Engr
Gereul Eastern once corner OF CCrc and C0rtlsnd Sta
60 Agent
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obstruction.


Civ.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
I'VE DAY and sOAltpl sc SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
No g and = East 53a 81. Nen-NoIk.
Fourtccut wear begins october 1871. French the language
of the school C,eeistt years. Careful train
ing I'm Primary and Preparatory Classes.
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEG Fail Term
III opcus sept. -. THOS. D. ANDERSON President.
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Country.

HONEIIKE Boarding School for Young
~ Eovs r. KINDS :. NJ. Hcnrstcsd j. l. 500 Ia $40
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Niihtary board
~ ingschoo. White PGiusN y ir.ucipai o. H. "'lIsP ~
Boarding school for - BOys.-O. Winthrop
~ starT a. NJ. Port Chester. Wcschesier county y y
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A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New
~ Haven Ct-Ul.N. DR. SHEARS. Rector, oftts 10
bovs % II wears on is advantages wen - years
past See reference CIRCULARS school rcopens Aux T.
A HOME BOARDNG-SCHOOL IN LITTLE
N BOYS. ANDALUS STA. Bucks Co.. Penn. Charge
moderate
A. y ARMS, tr Principal.