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, 1877-01-16
Gin bemerfensmertbcs Smh !"
Artbur'S lestes unb 9ro SITES.
Oefobr!!!

ooer: Terlpuroetl ii benz @auS eiues 6rennoes.
Sieies pplleneetite 9Slrf oieles Gsteranen ner
NnleritantlbeH Slteratur Dat ais Yorlpurf eineu De.
eehltano, pelDer oas loeIale Neben uuleres "aelammten
Soltes berIbrt llo aiebt elneu ldredlid)en lleberblid
uber uebei, metbes es bIositeut. luBerpreentlio,
ipannene lne anfre9ene, Wiro es BON Alen nit
Se9l.roe aelelen meroen. Sluifrirt une idpn ac'
rilneen. gSlr lno entlhloleH. oas 8uh III ieoer iTas
nltlle os sanoeS eInjutlbrsn uno oiferlren mob Nit
clgeipeleHc Sortbeile allen mdnnIlben uno meibli.
9en Observation-Disclosures, g4ir perlanaen iiberal
M9enten uno ldiden gratis auf Serlan9en 8eoimaun.
8fn nno bel1reitenoe 6irculare. 3. ~. gtossars
n. &c.. 723 9belirut Str. p9ila. s912nl.
, 1877-01-16

9to Nono College Maeun, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Musuf 35nts's Sam.
burger 1rppfen fnp BON ansge3eiGnetsr
gStrtaug urb besbdlb nabeau unentbebrlt6 fur
MID. NeS. Gater j. s. Hsbmarn.
, 1877-01-16

Sd bin pieeer better ais i'd te srtpartsts sa
perpen, iGreibt pbtl. &OI, Salempils, Wise.,
bant DR.. Musuf 8Dnts's 5amburss s
Erppfen. SD lit LANCE an Serstlupfen unb
lps apei Ier3te gu &atbe, obne pab i1 2inber-
uas erbielt. SD sntl9lpB mid, bic Sambur-
ger IrOpfsn bes DR.. Musult 8enis su ssbrau-
dan. Gptt our Gbre unb DR.. Mueult 8Snis's
hamburger Grppfen gun, &ubnte muB i1 "a
gen, baB mir S~islelbsn mems Gsiunpbsit wie
eeraaben.
, 1877-01-16
8 % G G
i'm &etail p%ertauft 81 Smportattous. Yreilen,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Sfp. s3l Ir6 straAs, @de Der Speiten uni
8 % e

tth&
Coates Ctr. nns GEL lib Dritte Ctr,
WbtlaoelpAia. Wa.
Ties lit cine Organization BON &apitaliIten INN
2bee sl inlportlrer llnb 81 pertbeilen
nit eiuem tleiuen 6elulnn, Der Dem Goniumeuteu allen
Geluinn Der ,3miIhenbanoler erlpart. 9Bir controlren
einen sroBen 3beil Der beiten 3beelorten. pelte nah
bielem Sanbe toinnlen unb Die nur BON uns ielbit per.
fault lueroeii. 4~3erlonen, pelbe uon euberen bGnolern
taulen tbun oies 3u ibrem eiSeueu yabtbeil. unlere
bGuler in China uno Sapan baben Die belten 6acllIta'
ten iur Nuslpabl, mas uns 9rpBe Sortbelle 9elpdbrt.
yBir baben gum 8ertauf uuIerer 3besiorten in alien
6auptltdoten Der Sereiuisten Staten stores etabIIrt.
g8ir 9eben ~uuleren &tloen ell
GbpncS Sel= Gbrpmp,
.eenpmnten pou Den metropolitan g9srien aneritani-
ider uno fremoer Gintler), iuelbes. penn III elhem
8lloerlaoen 9etduft, mebr tolten miroe ais Der Nrels
oss 2bess betrGst Dsie 9bromOs iinS elm Gel3sut
fur ullere &unoeft.
Ane g~etanlten 94aaren 9aranti ri. oaB lie uoa.
tomn,ele Ssir:eolsnns 9tlu6Dreu, ppsroas 1elo aurid.
%erlattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
q 4 ., e,
Mo. s31 Mrb Stra6e, Ode 3tueit.u uno Coates Strags
uno 62l SaS 2psits str. pblIa, ia. 4gD1smt.
, 1877-01-16
Die Glaf1s

u6amburger Trppfen"
fcitst so Gents, pper Il n 6lalaen
no ct Dollars. flno in allen reutlden
@pptbefen gu BADEN ODER wereen pielsls
ben nab Gmpfana bes @elbes fret mad
allen Gbsilen Der I~ereinisten Staateli
S%erlanct. Man a%prelir:
A. vogeIer g. Co.,
Baltimore, No.
, 1877-01-16

Gin sutes Mtttel sssen golif unb 2sibidmer.
gen limb DR.. Muspit &Snts's 5ambur'
ger 1%rppfen. ibreibt Ser Mtdael @eiL
Wtibapafa, Snbv bonn b~ieielben bflfea auss1.
bltdlt1.
, 1877-01-16
SSDaft'S 2ebemS'S clSaus.
Gin meDta;nilNes QDunDer.

VIA AAtct3iNitWee 2CNnDtE.
Ngeumaiismus, Neuralgia. Gtpt IN tpreal ltmuts es
STADIUM, Scrpleln, &pnt8s -&ranttelt, &r9Fpelas, x,tr
SetGwurf unp bic tHtimniieI GdHe ron Sluttrantptt-
ten, 8roBe Sppd@e, Qe5er. uno 9Herenieteen, biting
pntm &c. 'e. miro i1i's ysttmmlsfe ensD eieien Soats
alter Neint9unesrnittel gsbetl!. Serielbe III awelNubs
spanSiS Sabre pmSur0 pom gabiitum erprObt, ,t
2unperttautenee pon taIen 9eeftlt uno earlTi nr.s,
ipenn mao WorlDrtIt 8eHomiien. ST Gin tGeres Vrtl.
mtttel non 6.it!n IN a4en bti5Gten salsn, eurtyI pte
fanlllen alteh VslVmnfe, ielolt NO eeS &npGsa ldpH an.
Betrellen III.
$patr's &ebels'Sa.fam elrirte Serru s. Q. Asn.
nap, 4ra9pesn I'M Yarf-Apsater gu Srpstlpn. ". u,
pcm Grpnli0eH 0lQelmattenlls, nad)pem eerfelbe psne
Srtplg Won ben porjn8IiQnen Msriten @urUpa's anp
Amerlf1's pebanoelt M9rte en- mar.
2patrs SebeIS.1talion' CARRIE 6srrn Y. u.
QpHq, Spamarer NC. III 4taeiieA SIr., ppn eIHern
8eiabrltGsn eOelamlr, nadfem er leps DRpnate I'm
5rpaeipa9 9pipIta! var anl epIt ais ~unpeIbar srrIdrI
purpe.
Spatt's aebens. 3aliam teiIts ssrrH ;3aepb wctp
Otnes NO. 242 0resn,piA Ctr, Yoa etaen, lerp tRsslen
@elGplre. wobet Die 6anlniB loon Bis auI en Snvben
Bserun6en mar. PER- u. bat wabreno 10 Sebrem uau
s~eldspener 2etlana ietne 2DiepsrpeinaS Ger Rraa,petl
~srNabreE.
@pasrs .eebcns.S alfam eustte Serrn aDiAtam
Sprtn6eT, go. 1o8 Srpenle >tr., ppltan0is pom sHt-
%iiHfettm Nbeumattsnus 10 ernil,ber Art, 6dB berislbe
cen &ett os &rdnten loon rerpirrt hatte. Set Ue.
aanats tennte nltt ,elne pane gum &epfs erbepen snp
mar pdpsene rreter Mienate an's yistt esIsNslt.
3a babsn tn Ger saupt.Offte. 246 @raap Str, sae
btt &%pSiestera I'm MlGemeiasa. su 81 per Jlai0s. Sv9s
| 5laiden 50.
@patt's erlbmts $ etImtttel nub: a.
%patt's uItselbarer Nsbsas. Saliam ~ sl.OU.
sl.25, = @Dotrs 9ulmOnis Sallam, cher sr gSw,up.
i~ldtteen prsunb, gu Si.@l. - Spatt's Sris siat.
mem, antfpleaf l9r ss!oen uHo S6msr5en jsser art,
~ % Gents. Spatt'a Snia, Sur fur @rfdtune,
&eptiptt, SnEasnja, @atarrp, tu % Sis.
g5fnH eetbs ar!ttel Mot IN surer Apothetc reer an III.
en- plaSs 81 eaben ltnet 10 ipenes man it'd eirett az pas
esntra! &sPSt 2i6 Vtaneltr', u. ..
Gciptn 3. pHaft ~ 60, @iaea.uumer.
usbsraa bin per erpFsB ssri9tdr sstm ba.psn
SAPenp. tSm2Uian
, 1877-01-16

kea1fei auf mssr ais 200 sr Ssssutsnbsren etdsts
In europa.
4elesrapb na& ausn @ldssn in Dsuti&lans,
Dsfsrrsi@, Der ea~ei,, 6olano. Ddnenari. S&tp..
ben uno Nortpssen. ben Gmpfdnssrn frei in's baus
s~sliefsrt.
@reeit'Srfefe far s~'etftnse CUR Heausuns In eusn
srbBeren Stdbtsn Der aIen Welt.
Ginfafnruns bon Grbidbaften unb Gorberunssn
isoer art in allen Tldbeu Guropa's.
geri1iTuns boa GItern unb paaeten naa
EUROPA.
Der,oaung dnfommsnbtr 0tter In sem gorf, unS
Weitsrbef6reeruns ~besfeIben mad benz SnIanbe.
Gurspdifhts @elh ausr Irt setauft umS S~srfauft
, 1877-01-16
Gtpcf Specuiatipme,t

lperoen bon uns in ieoer Irt nur seeen Gommiiton
aus8efuDrt. Puts and Calls an Die 6eiten bauier III
ileortBIten 9taten. Soften 500 bis 5000, ole cit
$4,000 Oeipinn %6ringe1. 4ampblete, Die ~ertldreil,
ipie 2Sal Street Gpeeulatioueu ausgefubrt merpen,
RET %perlamot. S1ldt nab elnem @reiaplar.
Gumbrtbse S Gp.,:
8antters II Yrpters,
4l8 81 Ids e lSau Str.. Wep SIpre
, 1877-01-16

Scr Darf ether Tami1ie.-S@ nns
n1stne grau fassn Sbnen ben srUBtsn Dant fiji,
Or. Mu cut fDntg's Samburger
Eropfen, f9reibt 5err Sobn yott Geneva,
Su.. benn %bieielben baben uns srpbe Osenlts
erptelen. Wir iaisa bic 5rOpfsn ni9t msbs
ausgeben.
, 1877-01-16

Ser @tsif In Snancaso Sia. @iG, ttsit
uns nit: SD lit felt swsi Sabrsa an elmer
bSsartissn 3ls3ts, bic allen Mittsln wiesrfanS.
ga sebrau@te i9 msbrers Wp9en lang DIR.
Nusult 8Sni9's aSnis's Sambur-
ger Grppfen na9 @crl9rift unb wurbe
bon bielsm bUsartissa aeipsn pOalaapis sebsilt.
, 1877-01-16

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb tpar 70 frant. bab
t9 feline Spslle mebr pertrasen fpunte. itreibi
PER- peter Clemens, 2ittle Orleans, Mp. Sd
nabm DIR. Muguf RDnis'S 5ambur.
Ger 1rppfe unb bin nun wiebsr ntGt mn,
gang bfrssitelt, ~ionoern fablf mid Sisl trafti.
Jet ais friber.
, 1877-01-16

@eseu Sautfranfbeiten unt aue l~tnreinis.
tetten. pel9e perbprbenem 8lut entlprinsen
limb DIR. Musuf RGnte'S 5a~mburger
Sropfen Elm gang ausssei6netes Mittel,
benin le iinb bic belfen Blutreiniser. So
ItreibI serr SObu Geprse SOpeal@aB In &C.
utont, 81.
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list illustrates his teachings They are several nunureu
I'm number yet nearly all OF them are freshly told II hot
always fresh i'm substance.
- Heroes of Faith" Q2mo. PIP - Macmillan col
is the title given by the Rev Dr. Vaughan Master OF
Tcmple, London to a collection Of 16 lectures on INC
18th chapter OF the Epstlo 20 the Hebrews one eer'
sinI doctrine peryades and connects all of them IDe
stye IL very pure and direct and hence the voluDo Is
far more agreeable than many II not most OF the same
class.
-"outlincs Of Industrial Science" n2mo PIP. l9o !:
Horny Carey Baird & Coz the merits of breVty and
perspicuitv The author is Mr. David Syme, OF Inc e-
bourne Nustralia AGe who has managed to treat hot
only OF Demand and Supply, Competition Industrial
Forces Values and Prices but also of the relations Oh
his subject to Sociology Ethics and Art, within very
small compass The book therefore, comncnds seii 10
beginners in this branch of knowledge.
A work Of kindred character is "Arehoiogyi OF the
Science Of Government" by v Blakesee, Of Oakland
C,piornia n 2mo DID, IG4: 4. Roman & COZ Every i'm
portau function Of human government Is here treated
from the abstract principles which constitute lts hat
basis To the forms Of their practical application.
~ Acoustics. Light aud Heat" by William Lees NJ A.
OGmo pp 209), il the 2ih volume OF the " Advanced
Science Series" published by q. 7. Punams sons Like
the preceding volumes 1t gives in close ana system
attic arrangements all the important principles ana p"c
nomcna of the subjects. A. ntroduconS to thorouE"
courses OF study special branches OF knowledge thcse
works are very useful.
-" Rob Roy" forms the third volume OF the "'"h-
dcnscd Classics" published by II. holt 20. A3 'c
Joint production of Sir walter Scott and Nh Rossltrr
Johnson It VIII be acceptable 10 such have neither
time nor taste for tlc original Wavcrcy novel
A series" Of some sor; has become fixed fashion
with publishers. j. y. Lippnyott Co. have siar''d '
latest under The title Of star Inc inst Noi'hc j"
Court-hip in 1920 and in 1861 by IIaWIey sharl =
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reading in the neat little book " $50 pages peasant
type aud hric; binding OF which a'e attractive /"
the eve Both store, good OF their k.nd Volumes
III tins form, and OF the accompanying bH'k are 80 nan
and convenient mat tlcy likely to be popular rof
some time yet.
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BRIIF NOTICES.

"F;rc Protection" (Syo. I'D. $50: Charles and
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II il entirely technical in character aud equally minute
and thorough The numerous Illustrations present every
detail of the service clearly 10 the eye and make me vol
ume--so far a. The English organization is c"ncehed-a
complete handbook for practical use The IRE depart
cuts Of our cities may derive from II useful hints al
though the London sertice, whole, cannot be more
efficient than our own.
-" Arrows and Anecdotes" Q2mo. PIP. 2l7: Henry
Gnrey, New York; Is. the rather fantastic title OF
volume prepared by Mr. John Lobb of London In Illus
tron OF Mr. Moodys life and ministry. The bographi-
cal sketch Is slight sufficient there Is compact ac-
count of revival Great Britain and the remainder
Of Tie volume is devoted 10 stories BY when inc eNahee-
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DrookInn propertn Go Get.

T'O LET-3- story brick SCII0OL-HOUSE, No
a 15S Hemsen-st; 3stOry brick DWELLING. H9 Wa
'ougfbr-st. GORDON /. FORD % CLARK a., Brooklyn
no LET-Dcsilablc HOUSES in Brooklyn. at
mode axe prices; No lGi Washing onst Nassau;
Nos 50 and - Hickss and 30 DT.ug corner Of HcassL
Apply "a EDWARD SIMPSON, = Wan ST.. y. Y
TI1O LET-On PrOSpcct-placo, Brooklyn, near
FftGgYe the Two medium sIzc story brick lonss
known Nos aud II houses in -D order ana contain IL
each v II De rented low 10 goo tenants.
ROBERT :. BUS-ING, 2D4 Montague -, BT oklyn
TE'O RENT FURNISHED-The full-sized,
tATeetcy and has neH briJk house, 1875 IGayn,olst,
opposite Christ Church tuc house good order and j. fay
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crate Amply on premises.
$40 LEASE-$S00-.FOu bl0Wn-.tone,
hgisto HOUSES 22Xjj feet, 10: TO- feet situated
Thirst, brooklyn, near ScNeulhayc. i1a high
ground adjoining Prospect PARK Third It. is te vide
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The houses first class every respect, IA perfect 0dCr
and immediate possession can be given.
Apply to J. Il. RANDEI & SON,
u Bfoaas az, =. y
or to IRA II. KIMBALL. Fifthdye and Nint5s,
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CENTENN1AL rIsCOTR~ES OF TIE REFORMED
Il-ICN i'iiT ECIt u AMERICA. SNo. li..Grl. New
York: Board Of Publication O tie Ec!crmc" 'Hu'h.

CENTENNIAL DISCOUB~ES OF TIE WIFHHM 30
Il-ItII iiitE1It u AMERICA. sNo. l.G col new
York Board Of Publication oi tie Reformed u'th.
This volume contains 30 discoW>cs oil de-
nomnmional and rel sioUs topics aprIo. fl"c go tie
Centennial Year, their preparation and cY,IF haNin2
been ordered by tie General Sylcd Of lie Reformed
Dutch Church in 1870 Their object, stated by Tie
Rev Ncs,rs. Chambers CoTWn. ari Andcrson the con-,
mitcc OF publication 10 st forth ttc general I'laIi'
Of religion to lihe.ty to compare cur Rational s'l-c
with that Of Holard 10 rrpre>on' tic large Iua1cHo
interest which entered into TIC Church GrrH- TIE
Colona! period, to sat forth tnc chaiacto, doctrine
u,asos ard iiIii oi tire Church dcyc pea during the
first century Ct It's independent existence. The d.
colses have been prepared by the Mcst eminent dyn,S
OF the denomination. They embrace much material ~
historic interest and po s,ss quite mach interest ior
the layman as tie tAcOloeiau The Latin oaOn + the
Rev Or. Livingston said to have been Inc frs address
dnl7s) Of Professor OF Theology i'll tLis country, is
added III an appendix.
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belong the spos" necessarily derauds the country not
only in pecuDary sense, but in lite highest possibility

C0NGREsS IN THE UNITED STATE HELD ~ Ar
BOSTON, November 1876 Edited by the GENERA SIC
RErNl. eyo. ~. 2J0. l. "m'theI'
The high character of the authors, whose es-
says ana addresses preserved in th. volume WIN
the important Of tbs subjects discussed mpars
more than temporary value 10 its contents IL COM
pcs not only papers Of grave ecclesiastical interest
adapted TO an exclusive company of churchmeh' pu'
broad and significant discouTses touching on Inc cohC
ton OF lclion and art, the relation OF the Chuch 10 Ic
slous freedom the morals OF politics. ana various o'nci
themes relating TO social elevation and Improvement
In an admirable paper on the Ethics OF AT inc io'.
DE- Ocood maintains the yaue of Art as an element VI
Christian culture as against the impression oI n'd"S
soeallod pous people that where Art begins religion
ends Ant as defined by Or. Ossood, Is eNpfess'on'
whether by the voice or the hand; whether Ioi TIC
eve OF The car; whether in space as the r'S ol us
or In time rs the vocal arts, or bolh IN space anu ~
os c drama the orchestra and landscape gardening
the various social arts which imply po'h space AZ"
time. mass and motion. Art, In reality Is inc
no,t characteristic work Of man, transmitting
his history and expressing his life Inc true
life combines faith with culture ana h"''i''
with riety. We need hcroism ana tenderness HSn'
and shadow the human and the divine, TIE NE OF earu
and the life Of heaven. Art finds The Contamination OF
all these demands IN Christianity, wrcn does more Tor
the modern mnd than all the Spcculaons OF ideal meta
nhysc The cIft that belongs to the beautiful arts must
be trained for the OF religion and humanity Our
houses oar homes. our public life ldnghsh much on ac-
count of it, absence. True art gives power rs well rs
Sweetness ana light. The legacy Of lts masterpieces
the capital of race forming treasury ol history!
enduring in motive and ucNHaustib.c III I''ehuesS'
Under Dr. O,coods prolific PEN tic subject Is treated
wi,h breadth Of detail ana acutcncss OF argument. lis
discourse OF permanent interest and Wet! deserves
separate pnDhegtiou Other important papers in TINS
volume are ilr C. e. pelku essay on the same SUBJECT
Tie Rev Dr. T.. 4. Washhurus discourse on the Free
dom OF Religions Thought M the Episcopal Church. me
Hon Alexander II. Buccks address on the " Morals q"
Polite and that OF the Rev. Richard Newton on IL
yvals and Christian Nrurc" IL is rarely That an oct'
sional Geberalye assembly whether religious "l SrcH-
lar eliminates in worn Of such wise suggestion ana
bcnCficcnt COUNSEL
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FOIETEEN WEEKS IN ZOOLOGY Ey j. DoG>'N
SIaIIE. l.mo pp "O-. \. = EaTnes q Co.
In preparing this brief manual OF branch
OF natural history, the aItEo has not confined himself
to technical details bul has dealt largely with the hAi
and character Of animals explaining tlriI mode % III.
and mental characteristics His definitions are clear aud
siolc an5 bis descriptions although in icw w"rd- in
mart no small amount OF knowledge. The volume Is am
ply illustrated by judcious selection OF cuts, ana by IT,
progressive use of scientific terms viii feHe an excellent
nurpose as an introduction 10 the literature Of the
animal Kingdom.
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'E'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1917.
Hon. EDWARD NcrUEr~GN. Editor.
Er!fHf .'TiEr,N

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
Fn;UIu i.niIIov.
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TABLES win ''ai ht'- % hcttly y,tri- aio cNptuu
trr,- Of Government r0Li l-5' - 1876, ,gsyc.
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arI ~ III. lIIH. -t,ei cotton aud "ooh manufactures Of
TIE United Sl.rrs.
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6teamboats ano RAILROADS.
CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsE

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG.
" ALLENTOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations IN New. YORK,
foot Of Liberty AMI foot Of Carksonst up town fog
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Commencing Jan fs77.-Leave NewYork. foot OF Lib
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Bethlehem Bath Allentown March chunk. lanaqn1, lam
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Fphrata. POttsvile HARRISBURG, &c
D. m.-EOr High Bridge Branch. Easton, Belyidcre
Allentown, and tatasauqua: connects at Junction win
Del. Lack. and West. Railroad.
fl:3OD. m.-FOr SOmeryille and flemingt0n
$3.50 m-EyENNG EXPREs-, daily. OI EastOn Allentown,
Reading Harrisburg and the West
S:3j D. m.-FOr EasrOn. go - -. g.. .,
Sl5 9I5 1918 ll:i5 m; l215, 3JJ, AID, jIJ, 40,
1916 D ,,--,---... r. -, 49, OF,
with all trains marked -. .-,,.....-..-
SUNDAY TEtIN5-Icave AewIork, foot Liberty stp AZ
930 m ago II m Found Brook and intermediate
points and at Tor Eaon Reading, aud Harrisburg
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAT ROUTE TO PERTH ANNOY. LOSG
DTSNCH. OCEAN GROVE. SEA GRIT. AND SQUAS.
Trains leave Ne8.l from foot Of Libertyst. North
RIVER at slb, ll.4j A. NJ, Alb BIO o. ~.
From aTk,Ou-st. Il:iJ a. m.
Stages from keypOrt connect at MataWan slauon
Will mi
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In the GaIarg, Or. T. y. Coan presents the
Fruits OF special studies in Wordsworth discussing the
motive and groundwork OF the various readings in the
different editions OF his poems, and after snsual!y
acute analysis various passages, announcing the con
cluSlup that "vlie the main the text OF Shakespeare
is hettrinc under criticism Wordsworth is suffering
mscorrecoB and for the good that hy has to give Us
We cannot quite dispense with the original editions
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In5irnCIlCU.

CITY.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.- I7th
"a year VII begin MONDAY, Oc, ., az - East I3dst
~ TIE IToalel ideas adapted TO American wants
An entirely Get q Materials cheap ana beautiful ar
ranged by and manufactured only for Miss Coc aud
families supplied.
Mav primary schools in parts OF the country
already ".
ornal Glass Tor mothers and teacher. every afternoon
The demand for the American nderg1Iteu system a.
taught Nv Miss COe ~ increasing rapidly
THARLIER INSTITUTE,
" CENTRAL PARK. NETWORK.
BOAEBISG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR boys from to
20 yrafA old.
COLLEGE OF GERMAN at East 20th-st.-
" prof OTrrO KCPHAI OF Tie Royal Military Cole
Perrin teaches his native tongue ty Readings 10 beginners
only by which practical knowledge OF tbis I'M
porant language can be gained. Apply for circulars.
HEIDENFELD INSTITUTE, SD Lexing
t0nayc II. W. cor. SD st English and German Day aud
Boarding School. New session bcsins fcb. Z.
HARRIS PATr0N's Classical School will
-. REOPEN WEDNESDAY. Sept. 20 At LIES broadway.
7 ESSONS in PhOnic Shorthand day or even
Ling privately In class terms moderate 2G1 W. Jithst
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROoK ROUTE.

FOR TREN1UN AND PHILADELPHIA. ~
Leave NcwforK, foot Of ibcryst fn rcaiOn and Plia
delpl at $50 $50 $780, $50 a. $780, $780, 53O l2VO
D. ~, and al 800 D.. Tor Trenton
foot ClarksOnst al 7:lJ Sl5, $40. HE a. M
Bib. J.i5. l:t5 y. IN. .
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
Third and Hcrkssts. at $50. $50 3d. lLJO AIN
l.:U. $3.50, 3 80, 100 D. m. go 80 y D..
ave Tor hc" YORK at lSc, OiJ, oOo JEW 300
q. M. l2:l D. . q. I 10. sos p. ~. -,
Puian Drawing Room Cars are attachcd 20 e g5V r. M
aud 80 d. No. trains and Sleeping can 10 the u O'Clock mid
nir!f frails from both NcW.YOrK ana fhiltlephlt
SUNDAY TtATN~-Ivavc New YORK, foot LiDeriYSt auo
Phada pha IN and Bctks ss at 80 a. H. 55 ~ D. ~
Ilcfts for sal. al OF LiDcIiy7i Itot O tafkrost
No 20 and "a Broadway At tie principal hotels a Office
Of TIC Erie RAILWAY Company In Ne" lorh ana BlnOtyH
and at SO CoIIist, Brooklyn. Baggage cAecked from
i''N''''' " '''''''' H. T. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
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The most attractive article in Lippincott IS
the "reminiscences Of Poe,-Tdutc"" by John Il. TAFT,
in which tic writer describes his Impressions Of tie late
American artist. r. Buchanan Read. man WHO was
always surrounded with friendly faces and especially Of
the "dcliciously Bohemian life" OF Florence, tweuty
years aeo Tie paper cnlivncj with numerous per
ssna auccGotc, nd cheerful Justice TO The kind and
GENEROUS nature OF the genial artist.