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FOURTH THOUSAND.
L NY GIRLS. By Miss AlcOtt
EFRS. SOUTHWORTH'S NEW BOOK
THE RED HILL TRAGEDY!

THE RED HILL TRAGEDY. By his. Emma D. +. y.
Snutlwortl author Of Istmse" Notcr In Law self
Raised" etc. pUhsbci THIS day in uniform style and price
WIN Iheo t,sic's Lovers" mat Cirl Of Mine
f0iy Peubcrtou and O. The Ainouf- OF Philippe
Paper cover. 80 cents cloth, 81
PRETTY POILYtPEMBERTON. \ Love story. By Mrs.
Buruot "Iloo and That Lass O. LOwrle'a. Pa
per cover, 90 cent?, tioih, 81
THE AMOV RS OF PHILIPPE; History o. Phillppe's
Love Affairs By octave Feuiet. Puec 80 cents ID paper
cover, II IN cloth.
THAT GIRL or MINE. A Thrilling Love story. uniform
with IheO" Paper cover, 80 cents Cloth Il.
BTSsIfs~ SIX LOVERS. \ Charming Love story, Uniform
with TleO.' Paper over, % cents. Cloth 81.
"TILO." love story. BY Tie author Of That Las O
Iowric's." PAPER cover, 80 cents, Cloth, 81.
u Above by all booksellers and news
gents evtrv here copies any G ~ them wl De
CD any place nc once, postpaid on ItihuuS
pTIcc 10 The Publishers. .....
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Lraye new York FOR Trenton and Philadelphia ~ $50,
for Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail.
road, lhlrd aud BerGs-sts, at $780, $50, 1870 1870,
3:.t. $3.50 ~ y IN.
leave trenton York at 100 e3j sos, 1920
1918, 81 f:IO G:l5 D. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars arc Attached 70 the $50 M
800 p. m. trains from New YORK; 70 the 1870 a.
80 y. m. trains from Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRATNS-Ieave New York and Philadelphia
$3.50 ~ 5:3O, u Leave Trenton at lO2O a. m
t:lO - 800 800.
Tickets for sale foot Of Lberyst, Nos 500 and 81
Broadway the principal hotels al Offices Of the Ere Raj
way in New FORK aHd Brooklyn, and at No. Courtst,
BROOKLYN Baggage checked from residence "a destination
IL = BALDWIN Con. PA.s AgrnL
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ofFitL OF ih'- ''' li.l CtXlEr e.
pp.. snc. Nc 3D.
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,"f ~. ~. aratory D. Ita i A'.
Lfl.! "''' ' as ''-' '' Jos d. pos. X, ii',t IA.
To Euipr. Ifac Formerly OWED A.. m 1e ~ -aiei -
tlr. I.tu. ALTON company WI. .'.,
i,,,,tns t rfouBt o. ~ new % ail' ..fp l.ne
"'i''"''iN "'' FffTt Gen. Manager BIT -''
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For Young Ladies-Country.

A DVFRTISEMFNTS FOR The NEW-
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al LiiE
TOW OFFICES. No i,k3S Broadway cor Iry LIZ
st or 3aS West Twenty thrd-st, or Eighth yei Ioo
Thiriavc cor Forty sevonhst at tn. ia iEM Vrrh -
No .J Tirlavc cor One.huuiTci andtwenty Iourthst
tHaren savings Bank Buding) up to D. H. at regular
1li.D rufla
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5ieamboais ano Railroads.

RONDOUT and Kneston--Landiug al New
b IA, ioug, koeis Highland Iaiis West Poinu Corn
wall MARLBORO Aitu ffOpus. connecting with listr uu1
Del u. T., steamboats, THOMAS corn ILL JANIS W
LAIDhIS, I0G PrI zoos SprlEg 81 ~ a. DALI,
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grs Dream.
5nrnlIure.
n!arb!s ano 5late Mautels.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
" YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ~ ~. -
UPTOWN OFFICES No. LIS sfoadN o9i i,llf ~,
a., zoe, W..t fwerf,. thirds cor fiehilhft S0o
TIitd ave- cor FIr-y sev'If. st. OF o." To- '.l ~ ''
49,. - -. m r,, cor pr. hundred and twcif i'.fill, l
llaflrr savings BlnA Buan-h zap 10 d ? "i' 81 ''--'A
oiiccr1'e,
MARBLE and MARBLElILD Man ! IL
va ais, --'li-.re hri1s.on,s cr,r ,nc. nhe anu
fi-1,iture Slabs at greatly f-iuc'd pfc- .i i' 80
ir,de 4 KLAGFiI !3i and ljb E1-t l'tAs'' '.. '"S
- KLABER * CO., .-,s.,..-. r.,,,
-. N..t Jl-f--l urtNttn lT0lI"el or. - W..
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9ustrnctlon.
For Bows end Young Men-City

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 CLASS FOR young gentlemen. and private
fAmsuwcuon. THOMAS Il. Ash. l03 West ioihst
Ar PACKAKD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ so Broadway The "Quaricr' Halt year or rear"
bens when tAe stGc'ut il as-ned seat The course n
study embraces Only such branches are necessary 30 pds
ness education IS. PACKARD, I1esideut
4 DNERTIsERS!
AL ifIIn5irc'iiGt.ts5 cirSYYJothNAIs 70 anu
BROWN & PULvERMAN. IS broadway. Ne,v York
send copy OF eiscnent when ASKING Tor estimate o in
pOOKKEEPING and Business Affairs, 72G
f)BroadvaJ. Apply TO- circulars G. g. Mirsh author, sc.
BOOKKEEPING PENMANSHlP, &c.-T. p.
ID Do5e1r l93 Broadway, guarantees removing stiffness
S as H, 9end for Srca 0Oi'' "'' '1 '-i''' ~
classical & MATIIEMATICALS SCHOOL,
v with Commercial ana Primary departments.
Pr WILSON 4. N, andJ II. KELLOGG, An
head 1S'iitT afRH i r., n"S,, ts 'Do
$50 5000 to 3 o q. H., ana go TO $500 NJ.
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Pep-
- arauon for Colcc". - Vas 29th-'t.
kXM. II. LEGGETrS SCHOOL a,.,-...
2li lfo"sy , one ger 3el21 sos' soh00' year
For Young Ladies-City.
4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ ana NolAA 43NIT sCI22i Te~evS' to the
"a. S0j. ,rntilai NJ. 6Ssin i,.i Year sent g. '' j.
n NSe Sa e5a 1a stt SlriP ana gs1i General
|
Egi,, GIHBON~'S ENGLISH m ! FRENCH
W sCu"oLiof Girls III West 4iths, reoiens sep
%SRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN,
W IsietN t- fa 40 I,s1mc Der classes i1 mnsc and
c moiorl language. lo terms apla, at no FiatI4cr
, Brooklyn.
TgRS. N. +. WALTON,
W ruadu-e a. Nfs. Ei.ls Polite K.nd,rearten pr.
Ea'y school 49,. liuis c.a' Tor ideisareuois. 6s last
Efrs. LOUISA b. CULVER receives at her
~ stia,o le9t r laa9 e. Ia.d,car. owers sul is
itaaF@ ie.a .c.s .&r y ellington, Mf. james 81.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE bounded
J. II, io',1 .'' r @ .i'. '-' l'pi ior little
Il. tiit -tai-iHt tAN NORMAN. lurc Pals.
For Both sezes-oity.
7fISs HAINtS AND MILE. rg JAEON's
.'4 ,.,. h3Ai at>G aND "a. al. sGhI22ir
VIII reopen ou IIuI-fay, september 10 Gruuercy
BOYS CLASS ASH KiNbEatNi.rEN. ocroBEhi.
MRS. GAREtTsON. -
NlH '''''22 oi So Ads 1NDCuILbn>. i'o'' i''
30. D. 81 >r t5IH I'll l...l. SI-W loRE.
On "ho>As0c4, fs ., II Oh l5 i.oa En- OCT l.
MRS. FREDERICK JOASON
Mss AGNI.s I--.Joo.NEss ,..-,,,,.,.
YIN reopen tler E,G,llli IIN\ So, 9a1 GEIRHN t
CnLuE%. with hNDLH"AEiEN So. l5 East SlsIs.
/ CCHOOL OF Observation-Disclosures the di
- rtC.ou ~ DR. T. - Nilf fi Do IL l lfsl Broad
c,n ana children Tas lae- Iaosuuc iauou ianght ~
Professor p ~ STORM a. 90, - pa nlyei itv !lsy ana
Catalogue Of The school for frncn Gernau Latin &C. At
rVHE MISSES MARsHALLs SCHOOL Tor
young ladies' ami children NJ. go west Ssth-st VIA DO
, IesptAvo Va AoLGAy' september IL
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number invites to repeated examination, through the
elegance OF its arrangement.
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Goruorltlon Nollces.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK. TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. LES broadway, cor. Thirty.
S0~ West Twenty tiitu ST., cor Eisth-avc
100 Ihrdaye, FoIty s,yeHtlst: at tho HAi.I.EN
OFFICE. NO 4.2SI IhiidaNc- Oue-luudfc t..ud
twenty ioulths dariem savings Bank Building 10 p
tn..L I,
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EDINBURGH.

The chief article of popular interest IN this
number devoted souvenirs Of Countess ID AgOult
"Daucl stern >. whose eriatic is described at
length. with intelligent criticisms her position and
influence French literature and French society. After
The downfall Of Louis Philippe she before the
public tie rival OF George sand in her indifference 10
prevailing opinion. and her aspirations for political
millennium. as well the bulliaucy Of her talents
aud her pOWcrn certain social classes she became the
Clio the ultrR-deMOcIac party, who held that the
hrs revolution had Deen incomplete and that of 1880 no
better than dcuSOn and snare DAME! Stern >
adopted the theory aud prepared for crusade against
capital and property orthodoxy and family, the four
mics OF the she had embraced Thenceorward
society itself closed against her she had declared
society. But men OF the most advanced opinions
sought her Out-St. SimOuiaus Ike ROdrcues and
Eufauiin, communists Ike Pierre LerOuX, poets like
l3uartiuc democrats ike Louis Blanc enthusiasts
Ike Lameuuais, ready now TO plant the red cap
OF Liberty on the top of the Cross he had once
adorcd. She became known wherever either
democracy literature was in vogue and by hos
Essay Dante and Goethe she charmed OF the
last suffering years Of Mazzius lie They never met.
bat they coiTcopondcd, ana he taught her share his
hopes Tor Italy at time when Ter name bat
q name
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6iecmboais ano Railroads
EVENING BOATS-PEOPLE'S

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLE'S
"A IlNE-Drew and 81 John. leave pier a. ". r. every
week day m connecting az Albany tSnnday morning
ctBed with tans north and comfortably
warmed. Pre- transfer by Of Brooklyn Annex
Fare II 90 :. T.. MAYO, Genl Psss'r Agt
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and NaUgsfuck Railroads. Fare ST. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves stharnes daily Sundays ezccptecJ at II 30
aid Bridgeport AZ II T.
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Daniel stern had become power in democratic
Europe. No spoke 10 her and one spoke Of her
with ind ference All The restless heads. the tor
mcntcd 10y an the doctrines an the experiments. al the
sufcIngs an tie chances 81 the times poured their
hopes INTO her The grace and distinction Of her
old lie, which sul cluug 10 her 10 her all the
pathos of fallen angel while she had al the tunoful-
ness OF a Muse Her indeiaugible ardor after light
made her welcome every fresh uphcava social nuc-
walton; hailed them dim. sweet visions OF that
dawn which she Expected for tine human race"
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PROPOSALS will be received Joy the DcpaIt-
mcu o ParLc Parks mtil nccemhrr d. 1877. for GhL
NANl/.I lipN aud tfA~iNt to airlra auu puIhl-
Of roi of Slain d. AI-eI ~ Art Fun particulars iH Tine
CITY Record. for sale 40 No.2 C'y Hul.
PROPOSALS will be received 10y the Depart
mrut ~ Public Parks until December lf lNtt 81! tON-
STIR tTl 81 aud LAY lAG tu%t t - FLOORS. Museum
~ All Fun particulars iu The CITY Eoc-Ia Tor -e.e NJ o
CIV fial.
PROPOSALS will hc received 10y the Com
In:-is of fu. c charities rut I,rI,., 0u Urt lt
crmH.r 1. l i,r -.'I1 to> t'}L aud sftas o.. .sn.
FIl aal-cs la iI' '" cri ti -' 1- $50. city ilal
PROPOSALS viii De- received hy the FIRE
} DrIii.IM .Nf uuii "Wednesday. ucr,mb'r l1 1877,
iHr fuul'huE 10000 rri ~ l'e. tu particulars DOB Tho
tIti "a. "id fUr sale 90 $50. p tfy Hall
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Dcntl5irp

M WAIT ,r. No. 40 East - 81 -.' -- i ils,r
,Iu,e f-..h .... Nltaou. cA,fd 'ad't .'' -'
meas ..ut rIIc's.
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K
u via NewJcrsey -2a,ae:s "a lt}@d on@yl'l y oe
ISL. The steamer JE~se Ig1 VIII LAY Ns t g
HOOK VIII, trains ion Long banc. P.H'cl.hia and Toms
Dor &c, II ami "an'o"1 hai2'l5 i ee9 p 3D.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
t,'t IN ttit. vii c,vc Grand ,cHtrsi spoi:
l a. a. western and northern Esfes- drawngroom
1913 a. H. special Chicago and ve.t.ra Express, with
drawugro0n IA. TO clnag..,eqs !.9.arer lud lHe.g
1890 No. Notcra aid Western Express TO tt!ca' White
' 40 n Albany aud Troy ETsss stop. a. sing sing
Peekssl, Garrison aud principal ,,9'l, u. ,'' r 70, -,
Louis. running hsourh el aay IN ihe Mex 80 segrIg'
G1,i 90. and GI 10 MantiS5i va We, ~,tosa
500 p n ac,nc iAfL55 ioil M' Rucs tic,a1d
oeoo De'ui' ard oeaso and +" Nonsea! va Il Ans
WAY Trains Osal Time Table, Tickets Tor sale at
co Ohce-. No~ taik&cr - ana of- hic'""a5' -'e"-
fO'"' ana 900 q B. MEEKIf General Passenger Agent.
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. -.
y steamers leave PteAsp Gsiy iNundafs cAccg'eH oi
New Haven at 3 and II .. H.. conHrcuuE wan .O-I
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
TRuS M and d 5sr A oyDrSef Hi 7 . fI e N
Dcbros-es aud Cortgnd street Ferries as ioHoHs
Pullman Palace cars aa,4ed, $50 ~ daily
p. No. connecting az CORY for luavile rrlro"uri Ccto,
aud The on Regions. Tor WILLIAMSON; and Locs Haven
Ier baltimore Wa.liEgton; and ne south Limited ws.l
$50 allsc Washington. lp pm hc-ular Il 90 g.
J, $50 ant p. ~. sunday, 80 ana p
flHu. so ftlttd| II -
/, =. d, $780, T. 500 y. H. Sunday. g. u. . g. ts,
:, ~:i' aud 3. m. Enl-flnt luf stcoudcIs.. D. ni.
Bufs brooklyn Annex connect Will d uifo'ti ifauH
40 jersey CIV. aroriiug SPEEDY and citect transfer i'i
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth. Railway Purcc'on Tren
ton rrr.h Aubut. lltllltn ttttit ana o4ic4 POINTS
see focal SCI. ,tults a. al IlcAc' Ohc's. 49,
I.l. grrl,C prom lItt-Nr-, 0'n ana fu ?. il' a.o
1910 %. tr. 1919 @. u ard t." p @ .t d. ~
Monday From Nusitu. aud 1871 Ii'i' 'V .hd .i' . 's
!:jo ~ ami ln.lr 81. ~llta, q 10 81" ~. L 70, ,r-
t.!H g.. t.u. $780, lUlN gu' l.l n SUNDAY ''' '-
g. 'n In. ADJ / l.-u 81. u. $500 aLi 1920 %. in..
itr..f '.- .-f .rt Ht. lI aaNd'. No A I' it'.,''
and 49, I'D lt.afn.rs ASA tii.t-t-. N'- . ''. .lF
F,,.i.r Is Ilf %. s'd Us iu., u--. nos '''
J.r..,, ia. Tu.-I.lt Ticket ONCE, 80 ia't' l-,
FRANK THOMSON, .,.
teuctai M.Hal,r 't' ld'''l -'i ..-''''
ry0HE Old RELIABLE SIOEINGION LINE
( ron BOSTON AND All POINTS East. ....
NOT TRIP MESSED ~ SEVEN CONcLLU III Il
YEARS. -
The r.r-aut steamers STONiNtioN oLd fivnt iN'-N u
leave 83. Eoith htcr. at $3.50 D. hi amy ''A''t'
raldaNsI
thereafter lie -TrAMHONr TNrEfS~ TRAIN vi.
lcric IUNtNGiON at -t.l m.
Tickets for sae primo 1li rAc; oicr' aNi state
ROOMS ,rclfe a offices az Mcacntts LAlter' 'o ana -
oJ3 Broadway. ,,,...,.,,.f...o,, tr,U
~ chit oplyI -ttaH... i,ffc dairy except Suidtys 90
r n,lI Pier % ApIi iStr iOo- uI NhIletat lIci-Ata
No either IIur at uw 10 faitr.
j.. -. bA..1On. Pro J.. ~ t+LHiA-. '1H' t"'' 't"
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leaxa York Desbroasos and Cortland


$40 for Washington, COlumbus Chicago the west
Richmond. Charleston ahd the south. Through Pullman
cars rom Baltimore q Chicago.
lnV m Tor Washington and the West, and for Richmond
ha ie south via GOfd0nsyic Pullman cars from New iOrk
20 bLmofe ana Washington. making close connections for
IntsDurg cincinnati, Louisville and - Louis. Through
inillndl arg lt tlul1rr 10 tIucuuaii MI Louis.
- p m daily for Washington the South and Pull.
sseptrh IRON ke~iOrk Baltimore and Washington.
"Sig o9s. connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville.
~, ion flt,sDufgh, the South and West Turou Oh
liIn ' on y fillmore to cincinnati anl Louisville
Orleans sout 80 ''''''""'t- '''''~"' WV
MOI tor through tickets please cav At Company. Office 3I5
IToalwaJ New York and at ticket Offices foof Of ortand
and Desbrosses sis, and depot, Jersey civ
ASK FOX JIChETs VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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GIN oF NFw YORK. DEPARTMENT or FINtNCr.
Bureau for the Collection OF TaXcs, CourtIlousc. laI

Bureau FOR the collection oi IaSeS, Court Park.
81 chamh,rS-at., Drccmhcr J. 1877.
NOTICE to TAN-PAl ERS.-All persons who
y have omitted 20 their for the
hereby notIh, rqdicl by sy 10 tlo
h5 ofce before the Isl day Of
one PEI cent be collected all paid before the
18th day u December, iuftnut two rtr cent on AL taxes paid
and after that date interest "a the rat" Of - per cent
Der anut computed from lJtl o. October Lass ttt day
ON ch the as-cssln M rob-. delivered 10
she Receiver an remaining unpaid o. ami after the
haid LIST DAY of il Iuary lsl1.
VIII nc rtcJIF q after = o'clock 2. II.
Office h0IIa from ll 20 = ]. nl.
MARTIN y. MCMAHON.
- IL :
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gusirnCilon.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country


For Bows and Young Men--Country
A HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for 70
n young boys. l.. KINDS A. NJ Henlpsteho' J" -
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL for %
n BOYS. O.WINTHROP STARR AM-Port ChesterN.Y
LEXANDER INSTITUTE.-Mi ltary board
n ine. school white Plains NY. Principal, or Willis Phi D.
CHESTER VALLEY Academy for Boys,
y Downngowu "a Healthy oeay instructed Sd
s Sse, comforts e@s hd as + LoSG Principal
YHORRISTOWN (N.J0 BOARDING SCHOOL
w for boys The Rev. 3 y. HOWELL AN Principal
DFEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
send for circular and fun information.
DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Ia Brunswick " J. lOsh year begins sept ~ sends 80
college Prepares for college, Hclenthc sCbOo
OF business l"sn' Oo''uei Rev. D. T. REnEY Rector
CUORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY for young men
> BOYS, Media, Penn Ten men Al o"ieu -, rrc
n Van iIoescp, Of NewYork the Rev. Dr. Iian M ~
dent Harvard; the Rev nr. A. J. feaDoly, w.
worth phillips Exeter Academy, and others Inc cuIlseso
y m voig men especially for business or profession
Tor Harvard. Yale, Princeton in and
&c students drilled most thoroughly Tor Nest oin "a or
nspolis Whole $3.50 school year payable ~ 1a
teyl for boarding washing gas !, VIZ RGFs STU
TENT Admitted Al ANY TINE Secla! nI u. yiunI
and class instruction tor both ana BA1 " ~
pupils students clTeiiy classified nut h"l 50 -,
they held back in all siu les on account Vl u'i,s
one or branches. For nll articuaI ldd esq ~ G
C. sHORTLIDGE Garvaru 4. NJ. hcdia' Penn Meul' mas
seven churches aud a Temperance charter.
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for making boys intelligent, healthy CHRISTIAN men
BENJAMIN MASON, Box NO 6J4, 1oiHeiS y. l..
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
4 Conditioned students tuiored Summer and WINTER;
r. HOFFMAN,, stockbridge, Mass'
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I,nrTACE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,

COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young ladies'
Po.tovp Montgomery Co, PaDn.-The twenty eighth an
rue begins TIL RS DAY, sept ~ lef
Phla and Reading r. 40 miles from Ihla iini'Su ID I
For catalogues Apply to Geo O. Bntei, a NJ Iiip
DRFW SEMINARY and FEMALE COL
IEGE Carmel N-ThOrough home school ioI Doth sex
e.. Winter term begins Dec .. $50 CROSBY SMITH a NJ.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies'
II bridgeport Conn Address MISS EMILY NILSSON.
HOME SCHOOL for children; terms low.
4 Address the Misses HATCH. Danbury, Conn
HOME Institute, larry tOwn.N y A boarding
ana daY school youn adesr Will re- open Wednesday
Sept. ~ For circular address Mss @thElCALf, Prh
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Pc heathful beautiful COLLEGE Home ana SCHOOL
opens 2-d year sept ~ Rev 7. r. EGE A. NJ, Pres.
MRS. WEST, Boarding and Day SCHOOL
We Greenwich, Conn, ls6.
SFISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
ri SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES fmryto"noHth'
Hudson.
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
w Mas9.-For YOUNG LADiE, For eifeulsr address
DYE SEMINARY, RYE. n. "a school Tor
IL Young ladies' For particulars address DTS = D. LII -
rNHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
FRENCH FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for Not NJ,
LADIES 40. 80 Wast, NewIiayen, Conn Circulars sent
upon application
For Both Sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMY. with Musical In
~ sttue end Commercial College founded loO- - i,ne
, u. BLAKEsLEE, An. Principal East Green~lch H. /
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, X. Y.-Botll
sz2J hat uueC; native teach
fltf.-p f,T
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DcnfinQ Ird0c,nie5.

DODWORTWS CLASSES FOR DANCING
~ No. 6sl Fiiti ave.
Now open f,r the reception Of pupils.
Glasses FOR ladies' children and gentlemen and private les
sous FOR particulars send Tor circular.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

I
n ARRANGLaENT OF TRAINS taking effect Nov.
IL. 1877:
8 a m.-Cincinnau and Chicago Day Express. sging.
Room Coaches 70 Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge.
1915 Express Mail Tor Buh0o with Sleeping coaches
7 .. m (Daiy)-Pacdc Express for tho West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester. Buffalo Niagara rails, Cnc
and Chicago without cbaneej ALSO ho'eI DINING Cars TO
Trains leave Chambers street Depot y. Y. for
Newark, GiJ, $50. 1913 1880 3l5, DID, and 6l3
p and y midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS, 9l5
RIibcTiId PARK and Passac s. 7l5 H. ~ noon las
g. 800. 400 3D. 500, >, 10 M u midnight Sundays,
e. $50 10 q u.. l.4a $50 p. No. and ~ midnight
~ g. Si5, 2.f5' 430, 3. 90 g. 6l5 6a3o T. g 10 NJ
and Y midnight SunGays 6, $50, 95. 10 a a. ll0 $780,
Suaern s. 7t5 TO- 10 IS m. l45 3:l5 ;, g. D. and
IL uidu sundays $. go 10 a. m, Id 63O T. 10
az, CoriHsii = a. IA $50 $40 p. IN. Sundays s3oam
Marvi.f 1913 q. 40 =.
NTwburch0 lO.4l m. $50, 30, m stndaysS $50 a. H.
Ku,csta,i, D Z: ~. $50 y sundays, $50 a.. 49,
C,0,nci g. 745 O. 10. lO43 ni $50. $40. s3O, p H.
sunaays s. $50 10 g. NJ, o 90 Z 2. n. 80 loo c.
DAYS The 90. ami g. 20 D. trans
h NevN ok and O,FeEo Midland r. r.; at Manst
Nor-Tlsins leaving Chambers ~ on even or han hours
D. leave Twenty tlIis niteeu minutes earlier
81 hOlta
hr ST. thirty minutes earlier. Boats leave
Twenty ird II at 94j ANA IIl5 l Win trains
leaving lauIuer--st. nj 10 %. m. GaQ u fnNlitil.
Tickets Tor passage and for Apartments I'D Da"l-t0yn
and Stepping Coaches be obtained and orders Ior me
transfer OF Baggage may De lett ar me- pds
Offices Nos 23J 4Ol. j29 and SJ1 broadway NoE CosI,
Brooklyn and at the Company IepntS 49, -. cd.
Express the West arrive III Se"'iOrA 1t 10
"' mo y ABB0TT, General Pass'r Agent New-York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Train Inv f,r Tup
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- ferrN station IN Newly ork. foot Of Liberty ar
Commencing y o.. 70. lSIITrtins leave "a folows
,SoV a. nor Pennington, ka-t0n, Beyidere Maucb
Chuhk, Iauaqua, Nikcsbarre, Elmra. &c. ' NN
s45 r. nL-fOr High Bridge Branch Easton Harrsb,,,
MhHcn thhhk, IaiDaqua, Nkesbarre. WillanspOrt &c
iOlJ T. n ahd 80 o. m-tOr Somervile femln gton.
" H'-t'r fIeuingtOn EastOn, Mauch Chunk &kc,
bare Scranton, IunkhannOck Tamaona Ua4le,on EesS
ing, POttsyile Harrisburg $3.50
p T.-FOr High Bridge Branch Easton Belvidcre ana
Man D Chunk.
1926 u. For EastOn.
For trains local ponts see time table stations
SUNDAY TRAi Ns-Ieave at $50 a. NJ, ~ o. r. for
Brook intermediate pOnts and ..
Easinn Readnc and IaIrlsDnTg
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The Illustrated Christmas Number Of The Pub
Fishers Beehy o. Ieypodt 81 Park Row is one Of the
uOs tasteful and attractive catalogues which has yet
been published surpassag he achievements Of the
Fagsh IN tle ne Il contains 40 pages Of an
HOMOGENEOUS. the most Of which are accompanied by
beautifully printed wood cnts, which Illustrate also the
taugo suG excellence u the AT n THIS county. Ihc
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NewYoIk, Havana & MexIcan MaII S. S Lac.

~ FNEIGHI AND PASSAGE REDUCED
Steamers leave Pler Z. North Rivor. at3 p.
$500. -. -. .-.- FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OF NETWORK. n.ahru ........ saturday. Dec 4
CITY or WA~IlNGTON. new Iffnwerrr1n ... Dee -
CITY Or kfkA Cruz Van ~-e..... WE'D. Dec. 10
Fpk VERA Cruz AND NTM-olIEANH.
wa havana, Pr0gres0 Campeachy. rusplu iamuIco
CITY or NEM.1ORk, Dodkan -SATt HDAN, Dec +
Steamers ID leave New Oilraus Dec 10 t1r
Vera Cruz and New York and All The above ports
+. ALEAANDRE z sOS-. 81 aud SO broadway.