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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

LIE COSTUME HIsTORIQUE. Published under the d.
rccion Of n. A. ArNti Parts l. u ahd III Sr"u 40
j. W. IOuton, zoo Broadway
We have received ftom Mr. Bouton the first
three parts o Il. Eac.net, magnificent work which VIII
be completed twenty parts, appearing at intervals OF
two months. The design OF the author who Is wei
known through his illustrated work On "Polychrouauc
Ornament Is 10 gave "a series Of 500 piates 800 or
which are IN cours gold aud silver, authentic examples
Of the costumes aid ornaments Of a times and All M
tions including furniture glass, meta-Tors. arms ANA
arnor and even household interiors and mOdeS o travel
TIC three poctollos already ISSUED amply illustrate the
stvie ana character OF work Tho subjects Sc
lccted with The greatest care, and Gve evidence of NJ
Racinet's thorough Knowledge. The plates, 10y Firmn-
Dd9t & Co.. OF Paris SIRE in Tho finest style OF ART and
tie Irerpress in Fcnch just what Is needed Tor
their calculation. The work thoroughly fascinating
event0 those specially interested II the history o
costume. Il invites TO continued study, through the
dcl,acy and charming arrangement of the colored Illus
tratous which no one without desiring 10
see over and over again.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
SlRlRNER

In this number, Colonel Waring continues
his breezy papers The Thoroughbred Horse desoIb-
lug the Eaglsh hunter and rdc5 horse with graphic
account of tue fox nunt, evidently drawn from his poi
sOua experience ia riding - hounds" though Ae
lates adventures to gita the perious ride Of
Charles during his early visit England when
the hospitality Of Brtsn nO0Ieman came near niyping
future American statesman IN the bud Thc most eltH
crate paper in the number IS 0y Mr. H. H. Soddard,
tilted "NOt After many days" ana discussing the career
the poetry and the character OF Keats 1t forms vGu
able biographical aud critical study, throwing "a
fresh light On the early history Of the poet and
presenting subtle analysis of his poems Of the
earliest date. Mr. Soddard writes in the spirit OF
almost aGectonate appreciation, though tine equity OF
his judgment is not disturbed by the sense OF
personal sympathy. single passage VIII suffice 10 show
the quality Of the article which is evidently fruit
loving labor the part of the writer Hampstead
Heath Parnassus to the eager young poet,
whose next inspired by IT, and the beautiful
scenery Of which 1t was the outlook. refer to the
charming poem which has no title in the collected od-
tion OF his writings, bat which eZins:
I stood tptoe upon a little hill
The idea of il him delightful Summer fore
nOOn he stood beside gate (Which may remaining
stil) that leai from the pathway Hampstead Heath
into Fl 'i by Cden Wood; bat dream OF it, or some
thing like it, had passed into his mind he aaI CLARKE
leaning day the rail OF a footbridge that
spauned ittle brook in the last field above Edmonton
The brook and ITS surroundings is tiny people, and
possible glimpses of wOmanhoo1 reflected in his
Imagination he stood tptoe like another Mercury
his healthy eminence, and he proceeded stfagbtway
to sketch them. Hitherto he had drawn only ideal
landscapes; but on this immortal Summer day the
living cOlOrs Of actual scenery painted themselves
upon his glowing canvas, with their changing lights
aud shadows, and over all rose the dome Of
authentic heaven Every word was pic
ture, aud every touch exquisite. The music Of
the melolious the music OF his dear
master Spenser. Feminine rhymes are more abundant
aud closer together-more adjacent. in word--than in
CadOre and the range OF vision and Thought IS larger
The eve OF ho naturalist guides the hand OF the painter
aud nowhere surely than in ITS crystal reflection OF
the lilte brook 81d Is swarms OF 4ninnOws
'H0w they wreste
with their sweet delight. and ever nestle
Ihcir silver bellies Gu the pebby saudi
yuu Uut sCa1ul, hold ont the hand,
That very Instant nOI one VIII rchl5lu;
But tuIn your eye. and ticY are there again.
The influence OF spsnsers here, wen tho
influence OF the young Millions verse; but tie auiuane
spirit OF ail-the spirit that beginning to dOmmeer
over the gen Of Keatswas the lovely mythology OF
Greece" Tho editorial comments in Topics Of the
Times" which mostly devoted 70 political questions.
viii command attention, though they 40 not gain
versal assent.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

GREAT CAMPAIGNS. 4 suCCINCT hCCoUNT OF
THE PRINCIPAL. MILITARY OPERATIONS WHICH
HAVE TAKEN PLACE ~ EUROPE rEuI l79p TO
lr-O Edited ly Captain G. COOPER KING. from the writ
Of the late MAJOR Z. Adams. eto PIP 65i William
BdcaWOJd q S0us.
This volume, although of great technical in
terc-t to readers OF the military profession attaches II
sell f. The history Of the most important eighty years Of
wars aud changes which Europe has Bst@ee
Monteno,te and Sedan there cs gulf like that which
divides two woIids. Major Adams made himself DIS
tngushed authority in military history and tne editor
has been fortunate in discovering among his poshnmous
manuscripts the material for work 80 complete ana
symmetrical. Each period OF is grouped around its
great decisive battle, the Movements ~ which anal
y1cd with the seeme,s ard Zacity OF an experienced
critic. We have not space u illustrate the work by quo
tatos since the latter must ample in order he sat
lsficory. The volume sufficiently commends itself TO all
who are interested ia its subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23


Tomorrow b. to-day
PALSY.
Who is IL in the suburbs here.
This Potter WOrilng with sUcn ch'ff,
I'm this mran house. this mo lu 9t'ire,
II manly features hrunfsd with IRE,
Whose hgu.incs and rustic wares
Scarce ana him brca f,o,n dag % dayi
Tlis mndnan, as the people say,
Who breaks bis tables and nis chairs
To feed his furn zee 1re~ nor cares
Who goes uufcl n trcr are fci.
Nor Who may i've 81 tlt y arc deadf
This alcuemist with hollow cheeks,
And Sunken, sc.Tchng eyes, "no SEEKS
Br mingled ca1thi ana ores combined
With potency Of fire, % fad
Some new enamel hard and bright,
lis dream, his passion, his delight
OPalissy! within thv breast
Blnel the hot fever of unrest;
Tame was the prophets Nsion' thlhe
TIE CXultatiOu, The divine
Insanity ~ noble minds.
That never laliefs nor ahateS,
Hut lb'r> and eudarrs and waits,
TIL al that ii foresccs, ~ nIdS,
o. what il cannot hni, creates
NATURE AND ART.
At is the chi'd Of Nature; yes,
N-r darling child, IN whom We trace
The features Of the mothers face.
He as lcct and her attitude,
A . her majestic iOyehneSs
Chastcnod and softenei and subdued
In.O a more attractive grace,
Aut Wi'a q human sense imbued.
IL is the greatest artist, then,
Whether OF peuril or OF pen,
Who follows Nature Never man,
A. artist Or as artisan,
PGrsulng bis own fantasies,
Can touch the human nc art, or please,
Or satisfy our n0b'er needs.
As ne Who sets al, willing feet
In Natures fOOt-pTIutS light and Meet,
And follows fearless whore she leads
mOng the prose contributions are "A Year OF Ameri
Travel" new and interesting chapter, by Mrs. Ere
nt" Elizabethan and Later Enslsl Furniture" by Mrs
rtict Prescott sponOrd, TIE Metropolitan Newsya
=" and Jamrlch's," describing a visit TO the grea
ID Beast Man in London, BY Moncurc Conway.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

CHOICE AUTOBIOGR GRApIiIES MEMulhS -, ~ = ii,i, ~ ~
ERICA SOPHIA Willie ~ Ia, MAJ. ~ - ~ ~
BAINEUiI Will ana lsay ty Ni-LiAH a., -
Vols and H. 1Gnlo. PIP zjs and 40 JAS IL ""so' -
The plan of this series of autoOoghraphes
il excellent There Is more entertaining ahd "suuo-
tive reading N the wold than the candid story ot an
individual c whether tie individual be high or low'
important or obscure The reader s brought ~ ou ecty
face 10 face with the narrator that lac soon learns To de
tct te lutters n ctions msiECorties ana 10 learn
from what Is written many things which are not written
There has peen no more notable Instance OF this tan id
the case OF Harriet MaInou but tue assertion Is irue
OF all antobiographics The Margarine fredeIicas
work howeyer Is unquc ITS kind IL Is an amazingly
cool and detailed account OF the brutality 0f German
co,rt-ufe n the first half Of the last century, and,
chiefly for that roaso. has been famous since It's hfst
apcarince Tie light which it throws upon the childhood
AMI youth OF Frederick the Great gives IL n genuine
historical value and there constant ginp7es O other
DISTINGUISHED persous which relieve The somewhat mo-
notonous aud possibly exaggerated. sufcrings o the
Marpraviue both al her fath-sud her husbands court
Size IS TO be sure entitled great deal OF charity, and
one wonders that woman who could write such Wig
oro account Of her sulcHgs did not possess more en-
ergv OF character II she dared 10 box the OF Peter
tie Great why could she not control her Insignificant
husband Apart the singular life it describes Tie
work has "A psychologlcal interest. Mr. Howeis has
prefaced II with very lively and intelligent essay, CIV
iny that necessary information which the narrative
omIts.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Of scotch descent yet anything else than Ger
man, rs the ten volumes of bis works testify. IN tlc So
lcc.ns mlso, Mr. Parton exhibits his own personal ana
political predictions to greater extent thah j. la
fable more clrciul consultation OF the purely h''I-
AIRY taste of France would have greatly improved h''
volume. We look IN vain for several poems "H'. e'''
rrecln,n knows by heart for instance, Barhicrs mag
indecent @ NatoI.ou~ Victor HusOs iou de Iolele''
and RGrangcrs "ClGu'er" On the other E1nd' Te hho
a superabundaaco Of merely political verse; when is no
more attractive IA French than in any other Language
gt!H we are glad 20 have the volume
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Ncm l)ntIlrntons.

Ncw pnthrniions.
lust PUBLISHED.
The important Ireland and Its interests issued
IN many years.
NEW IRELAND.
by a. Il. SULLIVAN, NJ. p.
Crown svo. 5S2 pages. Extra cloth. 81 30.
This undoubtedly, the able Ireland and irish
qucs published in many TIE snhor careful study
o. the history Ireland and his intimate association with
Irish matters o the present tme have enabled him produce
a work Of real val Ie and great interest
.sFor booksellers generally VIII be by mail
postpaid, upon receipt Of the price by
J. b. LIPPINCOTT 4 CO., Publishers,
7l5 aua III Marketst, Philadelphia.
EOSEPH COOKS LECTURES.
BIOLOGY.
For searching philosophical anal for keen and mercl,s
II tr.th the august
name sci acc. such ths tlt s1s 90 lis foundations
wd, dcA reading and Obscr OI fIr tro pJet feeling
for pathO8 without miytur J FcItileuty Tor can
moral elevation, and for noble lpvay q those
Chr.siau y.rtic which the allhOr atrns and yudrntrs
these wonderful lectures stand forth alone London Qua
teTly Review.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

" Trains Pertn smDoy, Red Bank I0ug amen
ocean Grove, &c. az 7iJ, Al - a. n.. 4. J.lj no.
stages connect MataNan station 90 ant from kENpORE
and at SqUan " and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TTO PHILADELPHIA,
WA
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TO PHlLApELPIiiA;.
PENNsYLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT "''@
between
NEW.YOKk And PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each Way daily three beP's ID
Philadelphia. tvu m Ncw ork
Double Track the most Improved Equipment Md tnc s
Iime consistent with absolute ~licN.
Onaud after November ~. i1f. ..,,
Express Trains ave Ntw loIk bcspiosses a." 49,
landt street. Ferries. ~ follows. .., 4 ID
1880 500 y $50 Linntcil, n o. NJ J. . ot ~ ,,t
and D. SUNDAY. A. M. D. q, ESQ, i 0.'p tu tr,in,
Boats oi brooklyn AuucN connect with al tse
nt jersey city, aLoFiug speedy ara di'ft ""'
brooklyn travel 49, ,,, o.. -gO =
$50 and II q. uimtd Express, 20 T. n' Z, y y
and 80 y. and ~ mdn gAt On sunday S~' '''' ~
$50 a. 4, 1855 y. IN, aud ~ midnight 49,. u,use
Ticket Offices 5l6 sng Dts broadway No. AsIo. a.
Urooklyn IA llG. spd llo Hudson ST. hyo,,.r,
Depot Jersey City. Emigrant Ticket once ~" . D'
FRANK THOMSON. l. H. fAkMh.n
General Manager. GEM 4 f~'Se'sS' Ns"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTIONS Leayc foot Of Iibertyst ior Freehold a
145. lI,f5 a. m. a. BIS p.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
NEW .YORK CENrKAL AND HrDSO

~ RIEER RAILROAD. - Commencing Nov. l., lolI
thrcueh trans Will leave Grand Central Depot
500 o. H. western and Northern Express Craving room
Rochester .,
1890 =. n Special Chicago and western Erpress WITH
drawing Ca1aEdaigua, Rochester ad bnhho
Niagara Falls. - ,..-...-, -. ND. ,,-t.,.
A. NoftLcru aAd western i-AptS'' - '' ''~
aud Rutland .. . ~. O. g..
Pc k.,ri t,.rrison~ an, NiTnc pal riat .u- to %.
COO o NJ 81. Louis Express. with seepnFcafs tof =
IOus running through every IN the wec s.o .rrhg
Canand Baiaio Niagara fas ani tf Noh' "
10 y, pscine Express daily, with slecpng cars ior
Wat.rtovr Rochester NIAGARA Falls, Buffalo Ceyt hd To
lefo ,,etro ard Chicago. snd 10 Montreal va ~ Adams
100 D. NJ Fxpress, Will sleeping cars Tor Albany
Troy. AT. 49, .t..t-.. o.. .-t.,.
90 5el and aud Westcot Express CO.
oG5ces No place 7S5 and 9i2 Broadway, Ne"fefS'
ana S33 WashlngtOn-st, Brlokyn .
anu 90 & b. MEEkER General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
5nstTHtuoH.

Tor Boys and Young Men-City.
4 CLASS for young gentlemen, and private
~ Instruction. THOMAS Y. ASH, l03 West iOth@.
AT PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ sos Braa way the Quarter" Halt year OF Year
leus when tie student asslgucd >et The course OF
study embraces only such branches as sic necessary 10 DS-
education. :. ;. IA' - = ~, ile.-,'--.e,-
4 DIVERT ISERS! ....u..,.,.,. ..,
u SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBU NE ana
ALL FIRST CLASS CITY JOb FINALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVEKHAN. i,25s broadway. NewYork
send copy advertisement when asking Tor estimate OF III
formation.
DABNKY UNIVERSITY SCH0OL.-Pfep-
~ araton for Colegr. e5 last 29thst
GERMAN, FRENCH. LATIN, BOOKKEEP-
" ing, &C, by Or MINRArH 22l East 52dsi
FEOLIADNY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
1 4 1923 Broafwar, between 3ish and 5Jth
Prerarrs for College. Scientific schools, OF business
FIFTH YEAR OPENS sEt'I. ~.
HARVARD and other Universities. Glass OF
Mr. NEWELL 10 East 2Gii,s refers 20 N narens REM
pupils, Rotf T. Liyir ssOn, esq Richard O1Ofmah esl'
Hcny Van Wari esa" etc.
IHJN. II. LfGGETTS SCHOOL,
w I.2ls Broadway door below 3Othst SchOoi year
begins sept II. Residence 81 East elstst
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
5ieambcats dno Railroads

4 LBANY EVENING BOATs-PEOPLP,s
"A LISE-Drew and 81 Jobr. eaye pier a. n r. i1 s,.v.
eepte vim 1oTih aSd vest Sat. roo 9,7s ~
FSis Fl 90 3 Z SAy6 Gea 1 fa,! "a w. Ae Eroo'H Aan'I
BRIDGEPORT and All points ON Eous,tonE.
- aud Naugamcs Railroads Fare 81 gteamer Bf .,1.,s
S % % sip any tsundsys eHce2tslI a. n
@ @',i''t'p''s" o. - p 10.
RALTINORE AND OHIO RAupOAD-
Leave New YORK from foot Of Dcsbrosss Corr snd,
800 Tor vsshincton Conrnbas chearo and ,,. ...
lachnoHd Char.es on a.d DO south. 1h.ou,h Fa'nsss
lMop M for Washington The West and foY pes,,oo.
10 baltimore and Washi8 ION ,,tn ] ~ - ~ & m .n M YORK
Phisourg. Cincinnati. Louilviie. ard Ioui. iIr,sss
81 m daily. for %ashiogt y. TIE south and we.t PUN
m mH'ng GO s',i9ls Tor aieaEo Cincinnati. Iolssn
Pan"i ,di' 70 81 ir,o ~ i, 'i1 '.n m t forsk
aeet. Waslang,on wish trains for Iyn,hbu Forll Sss.
For through t,ssis psa,, sag At companYs oaes 81,
ard Dcsbrossc, SIS. and dei ioi, Jersey Ciiv. ''
ASK FOR TICKETS nviA BALrIMoEE AND ONO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERsEY
- FeIrg station m NeN-f OK FOOT - fin ..tyst.
S9mmsrGlns @ m pc pc i2 2s l557,Irqs .a.e q oovs'
s:i5 4. n-for lIi@h Br'r. Branci' rs.o- u,rr.,.
Mauoh Chunk. Tsmaqua Wilkes6arre WiIarlsrort &c
O 10 a. NJ ana 80 .. n-tor .omcTyhe ara feuugton.
D. n-For Pennington. Elson, Mauch Chunk WILs,
pa "a. hammock. Iamaqua. Ha1ieton. Rcd
81. T-For iIigh Bndeo Branch. ras,on geuaere aua
S35 nm For EGsto1.
For trains T. local points zine table At station.
SUNDAY TRAlN--Ieaye a. $50 a. ui ~ D. M for
Bound Brook intermediate points. and 55J . TO- Tor
t1ston. Reading. ana Harrisburg
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains eaye for ren hmDoy, Red Bank. Long E.aBch
ocean Gr9ye SC at - H. j. a. a. a. D. p 1
and at sqUan " and from POINT PLEASANT
LREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Libertyst for freehold a
i45. lI,f5 A. M. 4, BIS p.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
fOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Lesyc NrWIoTk Tor Trenton and PAlaie nha a. $50
p ysO 800 a. m, l5O $780, $50. l2 y. mr and AZ y
Leave Philadelphia from station North PouEsyvaaa Rail
road, iilrd aud ner<ssts at 40, $780, $3.50 u, 49,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

for lr1us local points Sc tIle tahie Al Ftlffln-
SUNDAY TRAlN--Leaye AZ $50 a. m. D. m for
Bound Brook Intermediate points and az $50 p n Tor
Easton. Reading. ana Harrisburg
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
For Young Ladies-CitY

a MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
q and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed 20 the
a1ge airy rooms 80 Jtlslnear 5thSye y T. MISS A.
A. cor. Principal VIII begin 18Th year sept %
New Kiuaercartcn material cheap and beduulu t"hera
Depot 62I BIo3dwav. send FOR Illustrated dialogue.
N5iss GIBBONS'S ENGLISH and FRENCH
.FA sCHoOLfor GIRLS III West 44thst, Ie"lehs sep
jcib@r 80.
MRS. ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS ENG
M LIsH and FRENCH DAY SCHOOL for onoDN,,' ~,
rApIF No. itS ~ lsDEavc, reopens September a. fos
graduate class November j.
HFrs. LOUISA B. CULVER receives at her
"a pup painting Landscape lowers s.il ne
tna ana decoration. NJ Association Bui ding cor -3ist
!trlve. Rcferruccs: Ar. h. Huntington, MI James NJ
Hart lfr. WIN. Hart, Nj \ T. BedoWs.
q I esdemoselles ChaTbOnnieT's French Prot
PR eeiant BOARDING school for young ladies, 36
East 35tlst otuely - Avenue du koue. NeuHy Psr75
Wi rcouen Thursday september u Ihorougl hsiruc
ton I'm French AID English German comprised IN couI4e OF
Studies
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, (Foundcd
1857 3l6 WEST 5STHST. Family and Day school
for Young Ladies college C0use Primary Dept Tor htte
b0ys and r.rls ReouculuC sep eaIber ~ 1877.
Dr. and Madame VAN NORMAN, Principals.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NfWJERSEY.
rarcu VALLEY RAILROAD.

III =
4 IPRA SGTNENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. J.
ls77-Lcaye deros foot OF 'ortlaud and a.
3O a m Night EXPRESS daily. fr Easion. ietieArm Al
erfop NJ uch CLuuE WikesDarre. ftt-i"a. -l'it lmA
Itnaca. Auburn. Rochester Hlhao, NtttIh f" ""' N'
West pulluaE' secuing coaches astsclcl ,....-
'N'" ROB'l. H. SAY l.L, suppl ana i.uo 7.
eneaI kssterp Oe, corner Of ChgrcA gG tauoit as
lCuA~. ii. c. An-, AL 800.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

| ONG BRANCH AND PHiLADELPhlA
via NewIcrscy southern Ila lr1ad Commencing NrL =
1871 The Steamer Jf~sH HuYl Nil leave Ne" .' 4.
Pier s. North RIVER too. ~ Rcciorsf) cuirrtl 3" al u
Hook gh trains Long Branch lhialtllha aht t"ns
River II a m and Vie aud. BrdErto Xxx l.l-
Dor Ee d.. Want .vu, 4rgs aud Tuck .rili, D. i'
=. ILLL.N- I. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
EREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

~ NEW-YORK TO BRISTOL tEng.l-DGRECC
Taxing goods passengers London Car! Newport
GIOgcos ster, and all ports IN Bristol thaIleL
Sailing from Pier Is Eas. Eiyei
ARRAGON. syiaou- ............... 1T ESDAN, Dec ID
j.. ...-
CABIN Pafs1gr 500 500 SO currency Return ucket9
favorable rates lneTuete, Sip Currency Str, rage,
s. PFC ad ste Ccrncates, go Drafts ti
and upward. FOR freight or passage apply %
~. i. Mnl.GA y. Agrnl 10. I'D NOntl.ti. NtW-l Ok.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

kShlDG EPORI. and all points on l!ousatonie
- aud SauguucS Railroads Fare 81 Steamer prsf, ,-s
len 60 tathalinr alp daily (.undsys exceptsll IN IL m -
ara iridesDuit 90 ~ p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

V'UF OLD RELIABLE SIONlNGlpN LINZ
1 FOR BOSTON ANp ALL POINTS Et~l. .,.,,.,,
NOT A TRIP MISSl.D n SEVEN CONSEtl I'VE
YEARS. ..,.
Tie elegant steamers STONl lNGrON ard kH .nh l-iN.t
leave llcr o3. North luvcr a. $50 D. H. day ''A''f'
SuufaYsl
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EAPkI~@ IhAlN W"
leave SrONINGTON A. $50 a. nL
Tickets Tor sale az all prime pal vcsst crcr' and So
rooms secured at all Offices OF Mescotts Express '"' '
wv PROVIDENCE LINE ,
Ureght onlyl St-amrIs leave duis t.Ncept Snnia'r
D. M nom pirr % hoTtl fNtr loot Of Naitcust ti'h"
I'll luNt
d.. T. HANCOCK J.. ". llLAiAe trA. l"A' go
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
II BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, via PLY

PiSr Of Company No 81 North RIVER. Mortonst
IAHl,ADOR S.u.Iicr Wednesday, Soy. > q
FRANCE Truleie "Wednesday Dec. ~ a.
CANADA, Fr3ngeI einrsiy, Dc - lDd ni
LOCI- Dt BEBlAN. Agent. No. 55 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Ocean Gleamer5.

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Tho Liverpool aAd Great Western steam Company .
L United tat.s Nal SfeamcI- Pier s. -. r..
MONTANA.....-.-.-...l lU EsDA1. N0g. 81 90 ii Il m
NINADA......r re E>I)AI =. Dec II. at II
ID No.. .TU ~ DAY, pee. H. pm.
Cabin Passage 49, $50, S15, according state Room
WILLIAMS & GUlON % B,oaiway.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
ERIE RAILWAY.
j. TRAINS 10 ,ng eject Nov.

~ ARRANGEMENT or TRAINS 10 ng eject Noy.
m.-C1cinnau and Chicago Dag Express. Drawing
Room Coaches TO Buffalo ant Suspsugln Bridge.
lu1 m-Express Mail for Buffalo wiki Sleeping Coaches
7 p. m U1ly)-PacIGc ExDrcss for the West Sleeping
Coaches through ~ Pcch. SER Bufao Niagara . Ccin
nau ana Chicago without change; Also Hotel Dining
Trains leave Chambers street Depot Y. y for
Newark. t4J, $50, lC:4' ll3O Il. 3d. 5lJ. and Is
p gud ~ midnight saturday nights ouy. sundays 9lS
Kuthcrird Park and Passaic g. 7:i5. 10 n p noon las
O. .l5 t:ap 81 D.. G, t3J, lD D. - midnlyt suutags
T. $50, 10 .. NJ l:i5, $50 p ~. aud 2 m,dnirht.
I45, . 3D. f:i5 fa9, >, 5l5, q Cl tn :, = 10 p ~.
ard ~ mdnght = ndays 8, $50. 9l5, 10 m lij $50.
Suffer- G. 7.i5 10 IOlJa m. l:i5 3:i5 2 g. p H. ard
i2 mdn glt. sundays 6. $50. 10 NJ, lij $50 p m,
'' CornHa = a. m. $780, 40 p. m. Sundays s5Oam
N.S6'rDt q % a. H. 80 3D. p m sunsay.s3oa a n
Kingston. q. in.. $50 y H. ouuday-. S:'0
Goshen g. 7.iJ .. 10. 1919 w.. $50 Ji5. s5o p. N.
1,Id,ctoRu 7.ij 10. IU.l5 M. 10. f5o, p. Sln
50 10 a p NJ IT, a NJ anl 90 D. 81 e. ,ra'
Port Jeryis. 7t 3 l", l0l5 r. M, +3J. pm. SaniayS
80 ~ isqying a. snber.st Dab, hours
before p leave twenty lri 3d. iltc.h minutes eaIhrf
tsn above time; Uans having haiin,r' -, 40 l.i Io.r.
TWeuty tin st. ri 45 and II 40 con oilg with trans
leaving CIambeIs-,t al l9 = ln ald - moo .-,
aud -erprc Coaches be obaued lnd orI'Ls Tor 80
checkiug and transfer o. Bae nay De ' ~
Officer No. 23g iOl. j29 AVID 90 Broadly ay 40 ~'atst
E.tcti.l and al n. C0nT.uvs DEL ot.. . 5000.
Express rains from the West arrive III Ne" i.tN A. "a
." "' 20, e. AB86IT General rass'r Agent NewYorE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-ERSEY
Tans leave f,r Euulryoot Cpstcr fernoi frd Nyacs,
T. $50. S45 p. NJ. !. B. (. So. oiJ b. ."o p I', Nt
satlr .ay nights only at il5J p m aindp% m' A'a
Nanuti spring Valley, and Monsey. 7. $50 m IS
JNO. y. ABB OFT. General fassf es'A'' N'" i''A'
LEIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

4 LBANY EVENING BOATs-PEOPTP,
"A LlSf-Ife~ aud 81 John. leave pier a. n r. ev.ry
NccA dhy p NJ connecting 40 Allany iSnrlsF o-ia. -.
Septs WIN uains Iori and west STATE conforasiy
Fafe ~ 90. q T. MAYO Gcnl Pags'r. Agt 's'-