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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
MY MOTHEB's MANUsCRIPT TRANSLATED FROM TIE
FRENCH or LANAiuNP. iy NtEIi LOUISA IELlLh.
lJ,uo IN gTg. j y.j jjupErutt a

MY MOTHEB's Manuscript TRANSLATED FROM TIE
FRENCH or LANALuNp Iy N,Is LOUISA IiELrLi
l2BO. pl go j. H. LippihcUtt ~ Co.
The interesting memoir of the mother Of
Lamartinc, winch first published about five yeas
ago and has already been into English by Lady
Herbert, Is here presented in new translation BY an
American lady who dates from North Carolina. II
siss Of passages from tc journal of Maamc LamaEiinc
which kept through rics OF years, uniting tho
principal events Of bor life, with reflections th
juv events o. the day 3nd the diff rent phases Of icI
own experience. II Is accompanied with cOpOus
flom tie pen OF NJ d" Ihmartinc who has wrought up
the materials into delightful narrative forming an
Guiste specimen OF biographical composition. The
journal extends from the year 1904 TO 1s9 afcI
which the writer lost her fc 10y terrible accident the
details Of wbch related in touching description by
Ger SON Madame IAmdrtinc WAS a lady Of rare
beauty of character wc OF person. and not with
out portion Of the by which tao great poet has
gwen ustcr TO the family naae Her life covered one
% the most important periods oI French history t.c
character OF which rhe f,y comprchcndd and has I'd
her pen in IN age Of equal ambition and fryoty she
was a model Of simplicity purify. and AL the modest
virtues Of domest,a rfe White she shonc II brilliant
light in society, she the wOrshed idol OF her cAi
drcn at honc The book abOunds with natural and
charming pctuies OF the finer aspects Of French lie a.
the 0 the last ana the commencement Of the pres
cnt century and forms valuable contribution TO the
history Of the Deriod. well beautiful Illustration
of private chauctcr.In respect 10 the peuis OF this
trauslai0n tine author appeals 10 the Judgment OF
God and ,he Iamartine family in the future world, We
discrcety pass them over in expressive silence.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

WHY FOUR GOSpEISj or, THE GoslFL FoR AtL lIE
MoA!D. by D.S irrGORi, d. d. lZlro. pp $50. Sh'i-
don ~ Co
II was perhaps more Dicc than wise IN the
author of tn, woi to .uuud It the theory tnit pre-
ccy four p0s s aud n0 lr>s, we're eSNetl 10
the comrl,i On of the plan OF salvation. IL insists tha
tnc exact uGirj-r our Indispensable 70 the DIVINE
order IN the redemption Of the race, Sineo Jesus "a7 ~
b commented 10 classes Of men, or To four
phases OF human thought. the Jewish. Roman, Greek, AMI
C.rl,ian II these nad not exhausted the classes To Ic
ieacnd ere wOuiG dOuhi, ~ nave been more t0s ltts
and had there nol been many classes, with important
oi r,ces in modes OF thought, there would uonless
Aayc b,cu less The Of that age must have bc"h
materially changed allow either larger or smaller
number. The gospel OF Matthew vas ini"nd"d for "a"
jew that Of r. the Roman that OF Lake for the
..reck and that OF John for the CHRISTIAN Tie author
presents a series OF elaborate critical arguments TO -s-
;ain the va dity of hi, views but these VIII probably
prove less satisfactory To most readers than ms more
General fp;,S1nngs IN behalf Of tnc inspiration ana
authority of the gospels and his rc'y 10 TIE objections
II n,oacru skepcs. TIere is 10 lack OF tbity or OF
learning his treatment OF tie subject, and is 0ook vi"
m n!sH ~! ascu. sarp weapons for Tie bdttc OF cur
rent orthodoxy against militant tIdeiity.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
NY OLD LETTERS. Py IIORtuUs BoNAR, ID y. l2ino
pl. J52 hoGrr. Garter y Co.

sly OLD LETTERS. Py IIOatnrs BoNAR d. D. limo.
pi. i52 hoEcr Garter Co.
The sight of n collection of letters of ancient
date recall tie utnor of Use present work some o.
the memories OF hi earlier years. which find expression
IN "a poem ~ elaborate structure and stately f"w DF
BoIar enjoys wide reputation as enc ot ia" best
c 2ous pUc- TIE day he las clothed the scenes %
sacred antiquity in tHC cHarns Of Impressive verse; ana
gwen IN sweet song 10 the Gccrcst emotion, oi
.h Chrisdau lie. IL this latest, anu perhaps, last pro
durt.o ot lis pes, n records the experience of pro-
trtcied career. doscdnts tie !ccUlcctuns of pas
events and celebrates the mysteries Of rl ion In tone
of cheerful and f,r1cnt pety The ylsor of his SiJlc
often recalls the pfrg ant breyi;y OF Cowpcr whose
qct coHcInpiatiNe spirit and deep tincturc oi religious
tiouc e seems 10 inherited, well a. his gilt o.
i,se poetic expression. Ilc author has derived iGrg
noron Of his materials from The Old Letters that
give il name to tire VUum' tue essence Of whirh ne has
preserved ia the au-cre rhythm of bio poetry His work
Is thu, protected from all approaches 10 cgotIS nG
ul sacd will variety Of incident aud experience That
keeps up 4 perpetual interest in its contents.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
GEMS OF PROSE ASD POETRY TIE FRUITS or
LLIsLNE MOli.-. EIom lll Manu.c-pt. Q. VII y.

GEMS OF PROSE AID POETRY, THE FRUITS OF
LEISURE lUU IL. From thC Manus"ti pts o. jAAE7 IL
AIKEN OF south Carolina, l2mD. I!. james iirT
These "Gems,' il is further stated, are
"arranced with view Of assisting thc memory rrv-
noting mrthodcal habits, ANA accumuiatins fuud o.
KNOWLEDGE" Tic book is Il curiosity. II one -nOn,d
lake the scrap-bo OF bright youth Of H. who had
hcd it with all of newspaper clippings whc'
struck his fancy. aud then mixed these with short va
slges from authors. more less impeIfectly Telne-
bored and his own crude attempts at wit and poet y.
and then arrange ali this material IN SORT oi icos'
lIuhabeucal order. il would be something ike IL.
kcn's book in the preface he says: claim tie M
duccnt considcratiO OF the reader III stating that many
Of tne IDEAS suggested are not entirely original.
a. the emsna,iOus OF my. own brain, but take IA
mart. aud in mary instances, from the yicvs and
opinions OF others, yet or less aual}zcd, a!D
frequently paraphrased, | verify believe, Wit
out cgo,isIn, TO better appreciation and apilica-
uou 10 modern society" After this confusing
statement. he informs us that he uses quotation mark"
10 indicate what is uOt original, Z" rs far az me ncry
serves" Unfortunately memory did not serve, for on
~. 2l we ind stanza Of Mo0re unquoed, on y. A
an Old song of six Incorrectly remembered, and
on D. 90 smother garhied -tanza of Moore,-aii al
uarenly the authors The quotations are either
lalf remembered, purposcy changcI,-we beg par
don: para phrased To- better appreciation and apica-
ton TO Ylodcrn society" Thus the twO coupic;s:
"No ronarchS eiict shan contract powers,
The whole URbounded cOhthtit ~ ours,
"'' "On tie deep l,llows of the dark bIue sea,
with I!mls - spacious, ana our hearts as fret'
(hoth dsluallv paraphrasriD are attributed 20 " Pill
t1ims !" Even passage from Hamlets instruction 10
the Players is msquot,d. The volume Is the stranges
medley ever rskcd together by crude and careless
mind And yet Nr Aiken expects the pcrusal Of IL To-
"promote mcthCdical habitsw
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

'l5 rr9 y cc ' n, i years ears 10 a o $1,000
same % Johu Krisr Corneiast 40 26; years ~ 90
same to German EAchal 70 Bank dcaaud GOOO
ST. bitwerG avenue 4 ana Istaye > years -" 1000
ave, n Of jcti.st 3 year. 1000
cor A ends ! anG sJ,hst demspI -. LOCU
5ithst v fgiiayc years ........... nm. 1900
savings BanA, Il s Carisle-, OF Westinghouse oo,
,2ith Warij year ...... :..... 1000
2dlge; years ...'... 1000
For a 5bSacr c:re. ord Vie TO August Goetz nsof
Fiiy Gin,uci H. and St 10 Andrew Davis 5 Of
Prospect ave can Narj yea. .......... 5000
25,is, t.oi 80 III; years $4,000
- bet Sth and 9t,,aycs year ...,........... 1900
Jeiier Ffgi1rich, % Joal itaof, ) Of Allenst; 3
Kins. james. ana VIE to James d Lynch, Of IN.
ave, Of oJtbst I" cor Of 4,Aa'e and I-7thst; oo
and I27ihsi ........... 1000
CnTanii ay. and y liamst 2i iIuJ 3 years 1900
" t,nS, t2ad Warj; 3 years 1000
OF etin,on; wears $500
R1rcc" iiiwisG ", aud vie, Auenste Ro'ider
lon D-lancey 81, NO 1885, years 5000
e Of 5tn'aye year. ....., 5000
''' 'WiIss3e (35I Warip; ..''..'... s9lG
soi aionsj, ol uI4ad 1t year.... 1000
Of Gi-s Of Madison ave : Hoaths $3.50
Same TO Nh Gu-soB, Oi 6lsts, " Of Madsonayei 1000
ayc u 52i5j ysits 1900
SAME To .aGe ; of i6ti1t v Of Stuaye n9tes -53
trustee o' Avenac L. cor o 5stst ySaTs. 5000
WeDsfer, smue z. to Eose l. Lawrence OF llth' a.
i6&GGal I''0' j. y sAy1GF, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
CouMirp prcpcrtp 90 Get.

GysN MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
pOO comfortable ride FROM Liberty ~ competing u,n<
Hines trains IN midnight yearly fare SO ccn
yeucnt suburban Cottage Residence sud GIouns house has
- rooms cellar heater gas bot ami cold Waer DS
closet call bells etc; extra largo villa plot laid ont 10 a"
drive garden, aa' iruit yih"s berries &c location lg
well drained a healthy - minutes walk 10y paved street,
dcpots aud ~ center 0f Cy OF Elizabeth and TWO
minutes Wah from passenger station at Wes hlLaDeil y j.
Central Railroad. Apply at premises or 10 tue OM Nhh
Room - No. . NasSanst.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
Couniru Real estate tor 6ale.

Gounirn Real estate tor Sale.
E'OR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 120 acres;
stock, implements p'-S"Slon. O. r GARDINER, k!lg
son Somerset Go. Eastern rhor,, Nh.
EOR SALE, chcap--A small FARM of eight
1cfes one mile from main rrad, brick HOUSE
with IL We rooms and stables, workshop hen
n., a other buildings oil Suds OF choice fruit trees
rich aud suitable truck lrn Bnilnngr worth ie
oncy r3,2 q. half ra-h baicc 500 yearly Apply
r. PDUL. BVX 80 p o.. Last oTuusO OulS, Penn, or W M
DAVIS, IIUuit Oiice, y. ).
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
&cw Publications.

nIAKiES 1877, Fine Stationery, Daily Jour
~ ns tap.n-e b"ess prsss orifoo- Pocket Bocks iat
Trays itsoLs tas, DOaioes, Iiae boars
Ch,ssncB rocSet Cuciy Albums Blank iOjkt and Printing
YvuI custom soic.I. francis LVuuell, ~ AaieI ian,
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Thursday, Jan. 4, 1877.

Lespnasse g. Friedman have sold the fol-
lowing lots: / lot on north side OF Fiith-aye''
size 25x136; / lot north side OF one
$50 feet east OF Fifth-aye.
size 25xs9; one lot on north aide Of onehundredand
nneeuh-st 175 east of Fifh-aye 25x54; lot on
south side OF Oneiundre,l aDdtweny yseyenthst, 400
feet OF Seventaye.. size, 2J&lOO Inc Tour Ols
sold for ~. 200 cash.
The auction safes noticed for to-day postponed as
follows: Sale OF house with lot on Amv-si W OI Mac
douaast adjourned to Jan l. aud sale OF one lot on
Broadway, south OF Northumberland tbirty-scc0ndst
adjourned to Feb. |.
DTirGte s0ls.
v IA Stevenson, IT,, reports nj pirate contract Inc
3story bk with lot No 222 WOOsters lot 20N1O $1,000
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

RATES REDUCED TO 3lI2 4 YEAR -Rl
Ftccn Teachers prepare for College i'r B!'es, or or
chosen A''"i'''D' 81 D' ''' J05 T. KING, D. D.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young LADIES'
N BrGgeuort Conn. Adtir>s Mss EMILY NfISoN'
HONE SCHOOL, Westyilc, Conn, for boys
ctra 1fGe e.; = ft: T~ L. wiar5 %eiy ys
ERVlNG INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. l.-N6
ig paIiis ciTeaISfs at TIiGMHs KFKrArEicK'5 ss9
Broadway OF address AENAGNAC ROWE PRINCIPALS.
JACKSON MILITARY iNSIITU rE, Tary
~ town. y. T. Address Rev. FL. - kspN Principal.
kEARSARGE SCHOOL, For BOYS,
school ro0en' SEPT FI *, ppIs''91
RgT. PLEASANT INS1'TE.-Pryate classes
IVA boys Amherst Mass FstaD. hi1iu
NyRS. WEST's BOARDING and DAY
c'rcenwirl' conn. rostuiice Box 1856.
MILITARY SCHOOL at CrCtnn-On-thc llud-
IFa son, between Pr,k>kiI aud SilH>ln2 C. H. " AK.
eanr tymgasal, lo2loi dri! room ioNto; grounds
MT. rLEASSANII MlLITARY AG,AlD6EEAMl,
~ 'NG "iNG-oN.HUDoJN,N ny.
j. jI'loF l.5%E VI Y %iiEE RFE'AN!nE} \, i. Principals.
PEEKSKILL(N.Y. MILITARY ACADEMY.
4 For circulars ir - the Principals, "a" CHARLES j.
WEIGHI, A. n. ROBERT DUNAL6, N.
pENNsYLYANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER DciaMat Catn.y Penn
''' ''' '''''' COL. THEo. HYATT. President.
ypUCKLAND COLLEGE, NYACk, ". y.
"a Loth 80 l,I year; 10 cXlas. W H. EATN'IFR
pOCkLAND INSrTUTE tor YOUNG LA
Ia DIS. Nya"son- iucson n an;ilu s.tlat on M. j.
e. g i,'S 'WSiErstiL. Saa ALbi.Rr W&Lls. rnad5al-.
81. CLEMENT. HALL, Ellicou City, Md
q ] A. G@ hs & @ cd m i41 c GAI Sa s ~ @H &C., Il la Mo- @
AtT PAUL. SCHOOL. LcwiaborO', West
Teens r rracipala rev. Mrs =. Bolron.
TIE hrst @ a.. c@sslca Mata%mstfal @ ,E,TSh E%gl5I
coLff az T. T Ba1ag." ",'.fH S j. cos ;t S' Jai r.
rNHE SCHOOL FOR The TIMES.
BeaGtfl io'Stou elcelra aeconIae Ia '"s th"ronSi'
ing address Bordehown frnslr College. III.
{VEST END Famiiy school
Haven id Gds yf'aS Send .ia aT Sas M. L. 'AO' ''' New"
yCHIrE PLAINS YOCNG LADIES' SEMI
~ NAtl-A bone sc'Sc WHERE each pupil receives care
van % i% P9ps r. dr,wns ana painting Address Miss
yOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
+. HGFFMANN. stockllldgc, Mass.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
'0t S mhsS Boa sS So S5 Yoases 2
thES PER QUARTER Ono extra chalscs) for
qS ttsP young niri ami boys, atsnoRrLIpGE's MEDIA
A&ADsf As3 f1 afi. GItS S'M ~ nca ss 'g da
SFSn a lEAR.-BoARD, and TUITION
" tCO at Eri,conH AGa1s,{' SEX, Address ,,soo,
Miscellaneous.
NATIONAL SCHOOL Bureau.
: sE.S = S and cae FSh fG 10
school lafrons Ais school circulars. -.
rIuNtirMAs, ~ , sql EAMLIE5 e sPrlns@ T9 TEAcHERs
scG92{ E23F sS{i39T FiHI!gf'E SCHOOL
r. i H% r1HcK&Hy S '6' bdniS me- eaJar n Y
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

His public disconrscs of which specimen s preseVeh
In thls volume we're always wcighy and powerful
strictly ethical In their tone, though not absainmg n"n
doctrinal discussion. and clothing slnguariy acute
thought IN extreme simplicity OF language His ihacr
in the pulpit had air OF commanding dgmy'h u'En'
almost he said natural majesty but without 'he h
est approach pretense or ahectation. It was 81 '
a part of himself that his writ en- sernOns the pea' VI
which are here retained appear disadvantage without
the accompaniment Of his presence Great ana admir-"
bic s was the effect his public services upon 'he com
muuity In which he lived it less than that OF MS
private character native force OF when was soe'u
by a chidlike modesty, and which has left an pr's"
of moral beauty and grandeur when can sc"rce'! w
diminished by the lapse Of time
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

IEssoyg OF PATH AND LIFE. Discourses by T. IL
CHAIIN. LIMO. PIP. 2lJ. James h'h'r'
The present selection Of disc0urses delivered
in the pu pit Of the author curing ministry OF he"'S
thirty wears I'm this city will be welcome TO large CLASS
of ader who take equal pleasure IN the productions vi
his pen and the sound of his voice. They consist III te
malu Of practical discussions of important topics re-
Lmg to human life duty with no view to enforcing
tDe doctrines sect or indeed o elucidatlng any us
nation which I- broken Ooe fTom many of the tradI-
lions OF the Church, and CLAIMS To represent progress
I've system belief Dr. CBapn is OF an ehiGchtH '"u
scryatye spirit, and by arts could be cbansed lho
bitter and fiery PARTISAN. Ills temper is always cohcl-
atory, never aggressive. In a widc range vi
study he has learned that truth is found III
no exclusive quarter bui arrrachug as the grasp
OIL tie h,inam inclict. Nor do his tastes lncllc MN III
the dlIccton OF speculative inquiry. 50 much as 'c
practical aplicatIOn ngiOn To the concerns oi He'
lie rel oses n tue common Faith Of The Chiisah cch'u-
rcs than IN the IcHemeHts that have been ih'lo
duced IA tbe progress OF modern thought Houce tno III
tcresl OF TIE volume is by means confined 10 Tue CON-
iuuiou with wLcu tne author il especially cOhhe'te"'
Jcfc is no cuss of religious readers bat may M" III
,truciion ana quicken N it, pages TIE d'cous'b arc
married by pcryadns spirit Of de7oton an 't"chme"t
to le erter of the Bibr. and their impressive use o'
scriptu forms aud Imagery the illustration OF sir-
ituu IDEAS. Dr. Chaplin is a master Of pulpit r"et"e'
and his language is as polished and cia seal az u Is
iolciblc.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
Gitn Real G5Iaie for Sale.

LOR SALE-By order Of EXecutOr-The three
HOT ,S, SO $50 7tlave, NO. 80 East i0th-st, an
80. $40 3Jthst. al well rented Terms easy. 80
SAM'L EDDY, llJ Broadway Room 30.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
Broohlnn propertp Go fei.

TsrO LET-3-st0ry brick SCH00L-IIOUSE, No.
4 ljs Remsen ST.: JstOrv brick DWELLING, l79 VII
lourhbY.s. GORDON l.. FORD 81 Ciark.st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
NEW YORK AND J0NG BRANCH DIV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROrND RRnnk RorrF.

FOR TRi IDN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New GOrH, foot OF IUertyst, anf Pl
G",r". az % e0. 80 ! l3o a. $780, $3.50 go, l2C0
d. and .. 400 100. . {
Leave foot q Carksou.st. 7ij, sl5 o. .. HIS IA.
81 80. ll:fJ
Pha.e from staiIon North PeGnsylT9nia Rad.
road Third anI BerNsss at 730. 30. 930 1850 a.1ip
1870, 3: H. } %, l2.J D..
T. . rent ~ Ncm York ~ 100 rU5. 81 gsJ a.
1919 ,: o. 4lj. C:UJ o..
PuInau Day1ng Room CarS are attache to the 9BO
u. trans. AID 4 ll tse ~ clock md.
night tra : from 10th Now-l OrS aHU Phia"eiitit
SUNDAY g. ATN~-Ira NrR York, foot Liberty IT, aud
Philadelphia, Third and R'rks~t. 0. ~ $780, II ..
BALDWIN Gen pas. Areut
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
I EHfGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

sIARRANSFMENT OF PASoENGER TRAINS jan !,
1877 Leave de.Dts foot OF C0riaudt and Dcsbn a.
ESQ d. n Nigh Express daily for Easton. hrtfiracn Al
lcntovi auch ChriS. Nhkc-barta PttsiOn. ilnl
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara rails ana he
Nest. pul,iaan.s sleeping coaches aItlched
~ R8BT II. sAlRE. Sup'f. aud EDgr.
III ChTch 2Hd t"stdudtsts
CfIAS. VI. 81 AMiAtiN AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
gnsiruttlou.
City.

City.
A NTUON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 252 Madi-
"a sonavc between SSh aud 39ihsts school hours S'o
a. H. To $50 p. The rates OF tuition nave been reduced
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN-lh he 18th
" wear viii begin MONDAY, Oct. p at ~ East 43dst
All The Froebel ideas adapted to American wants
An entirely Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by and only for Miss Coo Schools and
families supplied.
Many primary schools in various parts of the country arc
Normal Class mothers and teachers every afternoon
a. the for the American kndergai'en syS'em a7
taught by Miss Zoe Is increasing rapidly. Pldly.-
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, ...
GSoAnp!yGS ASb 80 bA3 SCHOOL rdS BOYS from to
20 years old.
GLASSES IN GERMAN at East 2Oth-st-.
v prof OTTO KUFIlAL of the Royal hiitl Colrge OF
s Sf aae9f cdar n a'SH 9as & s 10 asn
the only by which practical knoTiedge oi ''' 'h'
ported language can be gained Apply ioi clrcaaIs.
I HARRIS PATTON Classical school will
u. tI.0PEN WEDNESDAY, Sept. % at | 1913 broadway
NsISS VAN WAGENEN Of - East Forty
nnin ,nr st. vol w No r9PSP ia sg5 on Sept 5s
aFRS. ROBERTS and Miss WALKER En-
va rsh and French SCHOOL. l4s Madso9ave Advanced
mr. goans aiics will be received into tho famly
NEISS MCDONALD. ,...u,., ,.o,on,
VA CLASSES ~ DRAWING AND WATER CoL0RS
Terms $40 ior ~ lessons Of hour studio pay
able in sdv.ucc rducon VIII Oe made ior '"o o' "'o''
UNIVERSITY Grammar School, No. Win
u throp place lone block from New lors umyeiTly ne.
oI lis 4ji veal sept Classical! Comm real and PRIMARY
DcpsItlents NJ. 81 HOBBY. B. =. LAssIFEH, Principals.
Country.
LEXANDER INSTiTUTE-Miitary Board
I ng School, Nhc PLANS, NY prncpl O. RWi'Is, IhD.
4 UOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. Il. HINiS, A. ", Hcnps;cad l. l. SOD '" f-'"
A ST-CLASS PRIVATE FAMILY WOnld
~ IA r,utrcchaTge 0f two or three CHIIDkIN, and give
tbcu the caC instruction IN lngiSh ana music
Irs rcd; pl4cc VERY moderate H. W. NOiotou, COM
nREW Seminary aud Female College, Crr1nci,
IN u for both sexes rates ts1dale school oT cam
g.. yCfl. Splug ,cs-on Feb. ~. GRO g. SMi u, y NJ
nEAN COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY OF
~ MUSIC. HnebHu'oD ~ Y-For young lp' ts' 81 lcr
au,rir for the rntii os. ard Conservatory course
Spr.ia rates Or daughters Oi clclgyu ~ Mr"ky t.1. ~
etiquette u. \. "a ''!U7pN' 4" 81 '''.''''''
ERFEuOID INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
i Jcrsey. a BodIiingSc ool f.r B1y'. o , ,.-.,
I;cv. 3. -. CiIANBEES, Prime pal.
LIANILY SCHOOL, Berlin, Conn.-Nnmber
} u gooi louo FOR gown children hediihul 2ca
tiap kind Christian care and instruction Nlniei Term jan
Miss tIlT NIL refers 10 ~ br Leonard hd,.n VI
Nrw Haven. Rev Dr. ID. B Coe "a B1c HOUSE. Ne"-
York. patrons.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Tracks the most Improved Equipment. ara N faA''"
Time consistent Nith absolute SdIsty
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
flousce ano farms tuame0.

NSTANTED-A FARM. (on shares preieueGD
w bv practical New England farner have taSen pre-
mus butter county alr wi give reference
20 families supplied will bUttar by The season ur
numbr Of years Address T. o. Boa 4Jl kingston, Ulster
TO, y \.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
Gieamboats ano Railroads


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatmi.
~ and Nangaiuck Railroads. Pare 81. steamer .sTbfuS
PORT leaves Cstharinesip nj l;@0 and Bridegroom Z,
IL ~. ''"
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
ERIE RAILWAY.

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IL WINTER AGkANGEMENT Of Trains In effect De-
a. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches Buffalo ana ~a, pension Br ize.
I0fj mExDItss Mad lOl Buffalo with sleeping COACHES
attached.
p m.-tDaily) Pacific Express for the West sleeons
COaches rough to Rochester Bl0. Sia.Ta FGl t!Ecy
AMI Chicago without change also HOte. DnS cars 20
CnCa@O.
TrSiasleaye Cbambers street DEPOT, y. Y, for
G:I5 $50. 1DsJ 2. u, BIB. and 65 p NJ,
and " midnight sa.ufJdy niglis only sundays $40 NJ,
$50 m.
Ruihsrfuri Park and Pa-sac a. 7f5 10 a. m, 70 noon,
Lao, 3J, $50, .. 6:aO y. IL midnight Huisttys
Paterson, a. 7iJ s3l, 10, lni5 a. nl. T. neon, 10
D. {I5. 34j, 80, ., 81, g. elj 6S0 Z p NJ ana ~
n.ilIgh sunday, q, oSo 2IS 10 a. ni l4j' OJ1 p
'' SuifSra. g. ~ Iot5 a. m 345. o. g. p m.. II mid.
night sundays, g. $780, 10 d M, li5 6.10 p u, and AZ
Cornwall, Q a M, $780, $50 =. Sundays, $50 a.
Warwick, iO.lJ NJ 49, %.
Newburgl, ., IOij a. $50, 1901 m. sundays $50
a. 90
(0sLen 7:iJ 9. 1915 80, 6:iJ 4ao, sun.
day-, q. $50. 10 a Ia. $50, I /. ~. .
MiddlcOWu 1.iI g. l0.iJ @aJ, $50 p tD SUNDAY =
$40 10 a. =. TIE a. 20: aud XIV o. NJ trains cont
nest Nlth New lor aBd Ni anJ Raj a Aanet
Port Jeryi>. ., 1913 a. 43O D. M sundays, $50 10
Iaius eaylny ChambcrSst half hogis
'.Gur, . d. H. leave ~elitl tIr> freen uhh earlier
than above time; trains leaving Chamber 81 % gidT,cr
hoIs leave Tweltv-th T7t-st. th.rty minutes cartier
Coaches oan cf Obiinrtl aId oIefr or ire
ciec in: II ia mas d. n az the tpbahys
Offices S0,. 2J, 4Ol ~ 4id so Broadway No. CO.Itsi
BrOuk yI and st the Company Deints.
Fxprcs, TRANS from the West arrive III NcNl OK AZ 30
n. y:lO auG 100 p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Il Through Trains each way daily Depo;s IN Ph e fA'
ain Se~.AO.k.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Trains leave New.YOrS VIA Desbrossss ard '"Eusi''
Streets Ferries Rs follows: - -. ~, ., ,,..t,.n
Ia. ~ A M 4 l. g. g. = S3 9 o.. ana IL mlinigfL s''
day y. D. ~. q, d. !, S:S and p M ... ,..,a
Trains arrive iiuIn Ehltsis, 5,lJ e:z ooh -, -
III: o o. M 2.iO, i.lO 6l0. q. a. $40 lVI0 aad ~ "a
SUNDAY. 5:05 TO, ESQ., 900. ll5J a. ~ 90" iV''V' -"
lu:aO p. .. -. 49,. troysa
ana foot of Desbross-- CoTtahdt -fs; NO cuts,
brooklyn, Nos. IA, ll6 ard rs Iintons: sqy
place. n. NJ. BOY %. jr, General fssscnsef ASeh''
THOMSON Gelcial Aahagrf
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

UNIVERSITY Grnmnar School, no. W m
ttr,u rlase one block from New YORK. University, be-
eI ,s 4Ji veal sept Classical Comm real and Primary
1t.Itfiuents NJ ii. HOBBY Is. =. LASsliLl, Principals
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Lnaye NeM.Yoak iIoL foot Of DesDro..e. Lanl

$40 q. m for Wellington ami rhe West Plclno,,
ChaEcstn ana the south funsa I1rlgr Y.@t
20 Baltimore and Warrington making close cOnGslo 10
Cincinnati II. IDals, LoWi.Viiip, &c. w
D. -. Tor NasmnRton ard ihe West ard f0F Riohaonf
GOrdOngye Pullman ears irDn NewiOTk Y.lfl.,are
and Washington, making close connection "a. sr 1r
cinpat. Louisville. -. ICsj- Pittsburgh. &C.
dairy tor Washington. the SoIth Pullman.
seeD"r r0'u Newl orK 40 altim0r, and WahI sksg
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati LYui.s -
J. us Pittsburgh the SuIth AMI sOuti West. toaa..fs
Washington with 'rsiusfor iynchhurg FLORIDA
AMI the South. -
ortneugh uckct-, please call at Company Orrrs 81,
and l23S Broa New NDfk and n Tlr-rf OFe.s ft
OF C0iilandt and Drsbfys-esss. and Depot Jerssy civ
ASK FOR 1fCkLT- VA