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rs,O THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, LAKE

fEN) i!tE WHILE MOtNiA LAM.
j nEMFHeFMAGoG, ,QgEBEG. m apa -, sAqUEH A.
RIVf,tt riIROI Ga THE MOUNTAINS " DAl-
iTGIgr-Oa and after July G, through cars viii ave
GRIND central Depot via New York Newitayen ana mar
nj q a. m sgJ a. H., the White houHt3us tLitilet0n
Ts',5u House raword House, also ioi Ne%IuTy Slilngs
Ionrsburv Vermont; Newport, vermont Lake MenplFe
mas0e. reaching all these points same evening" an" Quebec
time for st ducrs Tor SagucuaY RIVER
nd trius Tor Maritime Provinces. For further information
aud frkefs aiply ticket Offices \. Y, r. IT, and IT, r. r.
Grand ,ntra Depot LENE Passenger Agent Passumpsic
r. H. ri firouiway. Central rmOnt r. K. ofce Az
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Arm nrbllrdilons.

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For CALIFORNIA JAPAN, NJ GHINNA At9 i IA
Sailing from Pier foot canalst. North River
For san FGAYcIsCo. va IsTHMCs OF PAYAiMA
CONNECTING oT Contra Aaeqcan aRa soat1 f9elae Ports
IRON San An fEAX IN r. y, 5Ap ~ se
From -an francisco sandwich Islands, Australia aud
steaais6p CIrY or NEwYoKK WEDNESDAY. Aug. Is.
FeI trelsh! OF passage apply 10 q, pr-rr,, SIM,
B5,sinc-green Pier FOOT Of Clnal-st. North river
CTATE LlNE.-To Glasgow Liverpool. Dub
e''o fer ~ N6fth Rver-Foot Of CanaLst v r.
STATE OF NEVADA. THURSDAY August
srAIt or NIA............; Inlr.sv AuEg't 3
STATE or GEORGIA Ihur-'iaf August 30
cnrson TaSeis at fcdacd iaes second cabin SO Return
tickets u reduced rates: steerage SO Argg TO-
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agents. - broadway, NY.
sTEEKAGE PASSAGE II No. - Broadwa', aud az Com
pdnys fier foot OF Canalst. y r.
VHE AMERICAN g. STEAMSHIP "a B5Ii COMPANY
PHLLADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LISE;a 1c.s
FAC SAILING SSeTy 'THURsbHY nom Paale0ha aad
WEDNESDAY, from Liverpool.
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
EARRING the Belgian and United states M4is. SnS semi
monil, alternately from Philadelphia and NewiorE DL
TO ANTWERP.
For rates R1sisS % Pd CIT Z SUNG aPPy %en
'0' J E McDoY1Lb AGENT Bs.isryeaee. New.YoLE
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamers OF this take the Lane Routes rscommended
by ii cut Maury L. gong south OF the Banks on the
passage 10 Queenstown, all thu year round
GEKAANIC, Aug A. 1870 D.
ADRIATIC. August j., / p. m.
BRITANNIA, SATURDAY, August -. 4 p.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniform size and unsurpassed in
ponimeuts. The saloon StatcrO0rs. smoking and Bath
Rooms placed aulsps where the noise and motion ar9
least felt ardug degree OF comfort hitherto unattlabs
RArES-SalO0n, $50 and 500, GOLD Return llfAes on
favorable terms. SteeTaEe. &2S
OF plans and other information apply al mo
''' II. ]. CORTIs. Agent
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREAI.N. ,,.
CONPANY'S PIER foot 90 SECONDSf. UOBOhEN
ODER.... SATURDAY. Angus, NECkA Saturday aug. lS
RITEIS Saturdar. Aug. II MAIN SATURDAY. August -
RATES OF PASSAGE IRON NEW YORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, 1AVRE, OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN, 500, gold. SECOND CABIN, $50, gold
STEERAGF. $50 currency.
Return Tickets Prepaid steerage Ceriu
Gates, $50 currency.
For iTei ght or passage apply 70 -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. GREAT

TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATS MAIL
ROUTI-pu aud juno -. l~7 trains leave StWN orr.
Nj, Dp-lfos>,E and C.laudi street Ferries, follows;
Express IarIIsDrg, ii shurgh, the West and SOUTH
vit Pullman Palace cars attached, a. M. and S'V % i
daily. -..
For WiliiauSport. oc Maven, CORY, and Eric At $50
r. H. cpuueciIr fur iltusvllc Petroleum Centre
and tue OF Regions FOR Wiluanspcrt and Lock Haven
9 a.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South " limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman Pr0r Cars, daily except
sunday, o.. III; arrive Washington 40 b. No. Heguiu
al = H.. ~. aLd $50 sunday, and $50 p ~ M
Fyrrr-. fOr Pnladaph 100 500 $3.50 Limitclh 1880
a. M J. (. 3, D. $50 sunday, a. .. Z. 7. AMI
$40 d. H. EnIgrant ami SECOND class, p M
For raius "a scyag. Elizabeth, 'hway princeton iron
tpn Prt AnhGj, "a ninSton i,s'iHefo' ana o'Ne' 'o
sec local s,Lcdllc, "a. al Ticket Diioc-
Trans arrive: FROM pittsburgh ESQ and lO40 a. NJ ana
lu..Op H. daily: 10 10 a. $50 H. ~ daly, except Mon
oay. From Tashueion ann Baltimore, o:'o a. M 5.O
40 $40 aua 1910 m. SUNDAY 900 4 m. IRON
IN tdrpa. 5.05 $50 go 1910 l08O, lla3o o. n 40
ana 5ll G5O. $40. 1910. and 1920 p ~ sunday 800
go 10. g.. $50 q. m. Csc. : and 1879 D. M.
TicRet Caces. $50 ana 844 broadway No AStor House
and o. Ues ana Ccflndt-sts 40 go ltst
IIooklvu: ia. 10 and i Iiuis'ns i.ob"h De
i|tttNt. 'yfto.;~C,T L. r. FARMER
ts.,er9f NJ ,u.r.r General Passenger Agent
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NOW OPEN.
NEW, QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH, MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
ON COMFY ISLAND.
GRAFULLA's FAMOUS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
Of % piece, plays cyer afternoon and evening
Concert SUNDAY ung.
sTEANTRs D. r. NfA RTIS AED NORFOLK
Leave very day (-tinGay includedl follows.
Tlo -. n. MARTIN from
23d-st, n. E.-94u, lltiU a. m, llO, $40 go D. n.
Pier 5. =. ll-1:iO, 10 a. III. ~ M, 2, 4, y. III.
The NOHMALk from
lOhst, y. E.-iO.JO r. H. 1900, 90 900 G50sjO \.
Per l. y. H. tBaeIyl-Il;lO a. M llO. SlO, 5:lU 40
9.lUp u.
CONNECTING Ray Ridge with for the Beach. Close
necunf Bay Ridge going and coming. Time from Piers
and 10 lay die 20 minutes from Bal Ridge % Beach,
% minutes rare round trap, 90 cen THIS the quickest
most pleasant from New-l ork % the sea shore
BROOKLYN 10 MANHAIIAN BEAtH-llmns leave
East At go 9lO 1910 lilOa M. 2lu $40, 4:lO
L IL L. I'll =. u
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steamboats, nno ttalIrodos.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
~ c. VIBBAED and DANIEL DREW leave Nesti' -.
Fcrr,, W'st Point N,Shgsh Pom. hkerIt E,1'H I
York Central Railroad for the west, and with ex'ress
iIa,s for c, Montreal ano othcr points NORTH 10
ives, Pom. Sew ssffc Gas, ~. trkcs
coupons goal lIui-au river Pairad are rnce,d on
board Tor ps,>aFc. FIRE. ItANSt frn and t0 BkpDh
IA~N by Steamboat Leaves IeNer- Wharf lFuoaSLt 20
800 a. m TickcG New-Yogk Central ,and for saratoga
III 10 ~
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miscellaneous.
Ularule ano Slate H!allleIs.

A TTENTION Now Is the time TO purchase
n SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELs. ,,,.,
81 ~ ~ fENRHlN SLATE Co..
so Union square. y. " tith ave. ami l'thsLl
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Boar0 dno Rooms.

West Side.
A REFINED FAMILY, residing between 9Th
n and 6taves 3Sthst, would board family, party
OF gentlemen willing pay hundred dollars with or
private tables References at EVERETT LIBRARY,
bG6 6th-aye.
EGTH-ST, 81 West, near 5th-avc.-Llegant
l ROOMS with BOARD Tor parties desiring pleasant
refined home.
l1D-Sf., 142-Adioining st. Cloud Hotel
4 - ARRANGEMENTS can made The 2llOer 81 this el
giant house with private table also Otner with 0oaId
References.
.lO3 FIFTH-ANE.- Handsomely furnished
so SECOND FLOOR en sdite or sngy. With without
BOARD also other trlnseuly permanently south
eners will hud this desirable location.
East Side.
% EAST 29th-st.-NiCELY FURNISHED
sbC ROOM noor tor two also fourth "lth
good Board. References.
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DONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING at New
III Jrgh Poughkeepse Highland Falls West PoinO Corn
wall Marlboro Milton Es0pus, connecting with Ulster and
Del Il. r., steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W.
BALDWIN, irOm Per foot sgTngsl, NJ H., daily, " ",
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For es"' OF passage Xxx Co. Bowling green
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
FOR san FRANCISCO. wa IsTHMUs OF PANAMA.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
NEM-ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c,
SAILING from Pier foot Canal ST.. North River
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Gieambcats ano Railroads.

UlU ttHNtouOos
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
~ The e.gant steamers RRIW and ST Jon leave Per
meeting at Albany with e1er ,rn tTaias for
LAKE CIAMPLAiN.
THE ADIRONDACK AND WHITE
and ali favorite simmer Reiors North and West
AND PRICE OF l HRE 9S siiR29hrLY REDUCED
Messnas celebrated string accompany
SARATOGA VIA Peoples Line from pier Al, n.
- RLargc, steady. well ventilated boats fare 70 saratoga
= 7o excursion tic ets good during season to oiny AMI g.
r. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
"a m.-cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches 10 Buffalo and su.penson BIi-ge. o.,
1Oi5 mExpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
I io (Daly,-PacGc Express the Wet. sleeping
through ser Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cncn-
naI and Chicago without change Also Hotel DINING cara 10
Trains leave coseDerstreS, Depot ~ n for FIX an, c,s
p NJ aud II midnight Saturday nights only sundays, $40
RaiIerfuFFd Park Passae, 7A5; 10 y noon l45
Paterson go 7t5 $40 TO- 1872 az I5o ~ i, y noon
and ~ midnight Sundays, g. $50 49, 10 m, 49, $780,
70 %nf ' sand S G. $50 10 H. l5 esq
Cornwall, ga M y s,go $50 Pm Sundays 800 am
SeTSTrsh 3 ioS5 a $50 40 m Sundays $50 M
kingston M $50 p, IN ~ sunday sa sS o. M 20
poshVHi % ''''' ''''' '0' ' f
Midd etSxn 745, 10, iO45 NJ $40 4:so sun.
S Sonac CIV S h. md 6sSefo + Msnsi
Port deryis, Up TO- lOi' a. in' foo pm" HulayS
so f. Srins leaving Chambersst. halt
before p leave twenty thEi 81 fifteen minutes earlier
leave Twenty third st. thirty minutes earlier Bo,is leave
Twenty third It, at $40 ana l4o p M cohnSonE Win Trans
ficEeis for passage and for Apartments il Drawing
and 9 n 6 q sa Rds s s at % oT
lyH and a. she Company DeInls
Express lras from the West arrive in New York at 725
III" JN 1S. r. XBBoIT General Passr Agent NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERsEY..
Trains leave for Engewood Cioser Permont aud NyacS
SATURDAY nights only il3j p Sundays, a. aud
Nenuct Spring Valley and Monsey, T. $50 m, 40 p
JNo N ABBoTr. General rassr Agent New-York
NOR HUDSON and COXSACKIE.-Stea
D. M cosaecne at Hudson with earg train Tor Chatham
Ptsield, Ncrth Adams aud Intermediate stations.
COR HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
tcrracdiac points steamers leave Pier - r. caiy sun
S Ss &c @ M no. @ dsc trans At Te az @
Hartford Springfield &c Tickets sold and baggage checked
r 2it 10 NcE Haven aS' return s. 30
[ ONG lSLAND RAlLR0AD.-Forry Boats
n ieaye ron James clip 80 minutes ana ron
trains No tcas fr N James SIN after P NJ on sundays from
INK 30 m as oos For tlesaoor SAG HaTtSr etc., at
s 9% & do 5 @9aays pi9 aaaa E9 Els
Az 55a 503 .. NJ suniays Is a. In $50 .. m
9T Isierson slc s 10 a. e ~ 80 oU5 3 @ sn1as
90 p. " suudlys; $3.50 q m. $50 p N m Fog Locust
eia D. @ S' sanays $50 a. A. go D. M, NJ F For ROCK
AMY sGh e1,' al =, 3 J cav F a. n Lg' ; Be
TO- IL a. m $50 3:lO ESQ, = m-'55 10 Far Rock
as per tine table Ticset oaces IN NEwY6R1 az James
t. l. TX. CO.. araplscc 80 broadway. 81 BROADWAY.
E9G gc4 gcp HH s. n p EEG9hLfA
purchasing tcAets ~ any Of te above Offices baggage can
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FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
ls77-eayc depots Of Cortadt AMI DesbrOsses
63Op m Night EEpress daily Tor klston. bethlehem Al
Ientown Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre Pttson Sayre Elmifa
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
West. Pullman's sleeping coaches attached
ROBT II. SANRE, Supt and Engr
General oGcc OF Church AID Cortland ss
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Iew- York, Havana & Mexican Mail S. 5 Line.

" steamers leave PIER 3. North River AT ,. m
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MERIDA. Reynolds = At ~ RDAh AUGUSTA
CITY Of VERA Cruz, Deaken.. " WEDNESDAY, August
CITY OF NEW-1 DIRK Zimmerman WEDNESDAY ,Aug.lj
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEN-OELEANS.
via Havana, Progreso. CGnDeachy. Tuspan. TamDlco
CITY OF NEsIDA. itsYnuli .SA ~ RDAl. August4.
viii leave pgust " ana sept 2ior
Vera cruz all the above ports.
For freight pasSa apply Ia
+. ALEXANDRIA a SONS. 81 and 80 BrOadway
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pETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.
ST NFOKD. CONN.

Fo-fieih wear gins September 40. In phacaly Homo
Scloo Situation Urs Ecalttuucas Access
ard a'aron 10 hoardneschooi iurLoscS Xctiet ic -
Tor recreation an Sports THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
AID scpluc Carcigl cu and Chris; aiming. Special
attention given ~ boys 1U-iu,ss Numb limited Ci-
cul.TS sent application.
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1u5truction.
Country

MISS BTTLKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL Tor Young ladies, Tarryownon the Hudson;
viii reopen "Wednesday, sept r. Address by letter unul
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DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
- Charming location; very hca't lfu; excellent board
rasoai, rates ightful ant Clrstian home. superior
iaciics in Music. Ar, French and German ConSa Our
catalogue before selecting scnoo i"r lOlr "aseis' nv
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TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING

4 FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL. and in
torracdato points steamers Pier p f.. H. caily
exceptel at =. welvthrlst t. r. az 3 10 p M
D. with special trains az New Haven for
Hartford Springfield &c Tickets sold and baggage checked
N 9i4 BrOadWay NewIork, and COutst. Brooklyn EX-
{ % Ne and return, II 80
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7 one BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
l. VIA NEWJER~EY SOUTHERN EAILEOAp
Commencing Jam, y. 1910 S.aurfs leave Hew-N ork,
Pier = %osh RIVE loot Rectogst, connecting AZ sandy
Iolg branch. G20 $3.50 1910 O. In; a:f-. 3, glj D. ~
Philadelphia and Tom. River 500. 3d. q. and 81
Sea PARK, Barn, aud Reach haven. G.2O ana
3.4j D..
ocean Grove $50 a. H. and 3:45 pm.
Nutand. Biidgetou Atlantic city and Cape May, $50
Sundays, for Long Branch. $3.50 Q. ~.
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NIVIL and Mechanical Engineering at the
~ Rensselaer, Poytec mic Institute TROY ny A9ya'ases
ion. n on.l. sent 49, For ne, annual Register containing
improve cour,c sturdy address ProiWm AdamS. director.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These hrstclass steamships sail regularly 1t
Pier No. - North River IS follows;
Steamship CDLU MBU " fDNIsDAG. Aue. l.
steamship CAY UkDAh. August IL
Aocommodaons unsurpassed For freight or passage apply
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q Co., No. Bowling green.
MCKELLER. LULING q Co, Agents IN Havana.
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NENYEAL RAlLKOAD OF NEW -JERSEY


~ Trains ior PerlA Amboy, lied Bau. LouS Branch
ocean GrJyc. 3. Ii5, q lI.fJ 4, n. At
$40 o. iu, APR. for Long Er-ucI Ocean GiJyr &c
fEPBI~S TRAIN TIME between Row NOrs ard Long
Irar.h ONE HOUR AID TWENTY MINUTES.
PliLA% FAEGJi. ca rs attacked to trains leaving
New York ~ $50 ard J.. 10. - .....
REDUCED RATES FOR THE SEASON.
stages connect AZ atev tipn G AMI iloni kENPORt
and q s.nnau % and lrnIn POINT ILEAsAAI
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MAIL STEAMERS.

" FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY sat. Aug 4, ~ No.. EGIPr. .ra,cptl 1870 M
SPAIN Saf.Aug Il. ~ M. ITALY. sat. sept = D.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AMI LONDON.
HOLLAN D.Sat Aug4. l. DENMARK Thur Aug. 6.9am
Cabin ana passage and Drafrs IRON a upward
sued low rates COmpanys Offices. 90 IoadHay.
F. ". ]. HURST. Manager
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Jretrnrticn.
Country.

Country.
ALEXANDER TS-MiIitary board
AinS-schoo Whte Plains, Ny. Principal, O. r. Wilhsrh, D.
Boarding School for rs Boys-O. Winthrop
~ starr \. NJ. Pori CHESTER wcstcheeier county n Y
SUBURBAN nOME SCHOOL, New
n Haven GREY DIR; sHEARs Hector ohS S1 20
USs sec S ricrsnce Circulars school Aug
FEW more YOUNG LADIES between the
~ OF "A aud Is may share TIE unusual .,
rea,s sGfsly Thorough and practical Actress Mrs J. g.
GAvIr. stockbrdce. Mas
A HOME BOARDING-SCHOOLf for LITTLE
N EOYs. ANDALUsIA, Bucks Co" Penn charges
Next term begins September 10. mar. e.. p-,,o,,.,
ADAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass.
HON. CHARLES ERANcI1s j. AP 3ss1a.I IL D.
caT13n Of = Che p iSiH % ns Mas.sT
This School deracd 20 give TIE best aud most tnor9"sn
teachers an OF ability ana experience and one hundred ana
Thee IS preparatory English studies and French
oi boys from zen 20 io1rte'n years OF age . , II
tchrs and boys receive careful supervision
For ca ialosacs and circulars. address the master
4 DVERTISERs! -.....,
n esp {9gG QHPERs c r0R @TTE TFH 81 and
Send cory erliseuent when asking foG estimate or in
formation
BROOKS Seminary fer Young Ladies, Pongh-
~ kec>ie y. y. opens sept 10 Address Edward Vine.
OOY'S BOARDING SCHOOL.--Croton, ON
Hudson sing sing. Select retired new, spacious
c. L. WhBItiNG. th. H., rinc.psl
DISHOPTHORPE SCHOOL for GIRLS,
ID icihehem. Pa-schcol year begins Selon3er ~ ISL
Nam'er Of Scholars limited, Address nse FANNY j.
WALSH, Principal.
DOIS RECEIVED as BOARDERS for the
b SUMNER VACATION al POTTER IiAiI, IN iausid,
BucSs 90. Pa \ Home Boning school Tor Little Boys
A. y. ARMS IT., Principal.
BALTIMORE SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
- for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS Lstao-
PrinciraI,-ars. WILSON NJ. CARY. Mrs. Gen JNo
PEGRAM, Nos 1877 and 1879 North Chatlesst French the
Language spoken.
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
- Charming location, very hcat lful; eycailor board
reasoa, rates: ightfu amt CHRISTIAN home. superior
facilities in Music Ara French and German. Ccnsa onr
catalogue before selecting scnuoi Gr lOlr 0aH&Hers c'
WI G.. BOWEN, =. NJ. iordentoNh, ~
pETTS MILITARY ACADEMY,
ST NFOKD. CONN,
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NORTHERN RALLROAD or NEW,IERSEY.

Englewood Cioser, Perwont, aud NyacS,
Z $50 g:i5 A. m, l. 3, T. 445 $50, $50 $50 p n., aud
sa;ur ay nights only l:3J ?. Sundays a. aud
$3.50 +. IN.
JNO n. ABBOTT General Fass'r Agent, Ney-IOrk.
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NOR HUDSON and COXSACkIE.-Steamer
ltacc Pier 3d. y foot OF Frank in daily n OcOck
=. connecting al Hudson with early train Tor Chatham,
ittsiold, NUrth Adams and intermediate stations
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0earners.
Proposals
DEPARTMENT or TUE INTERIOR.
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS,

IA
= Tor Flour corn" &c (as may bel aud directed
Ia the Commissioner Indian Affairs, care MAJOR W. ~
Iuhes % NJ ~ = A. sioux CITY Iowa VIII DO received
unt ~ IN Wednesday August %, 1874 Tor urnsiahga
NV YORK pniiedelph Baltimore, Chcag sioux CITY, 81
PAUL or YanktJn following supplies Tor the lhdah oer
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DOT TER HALL, Andalusia Bucks Co, pen i
1 a HONE ROA RpINGNCHOoL i'i - ~ ~ ll
an cyYurx Division Ct Pennsylvania X H., '"o ann "hi
hours nOu New-Notk 49,,
I1Cation drlightfui and be lhful ,.,...,
10 tors bill only dollars for entire school, or 'e 1e'
ending Julc, IL ,.u.o
Next term bcgus september 10. r,,o - ,,.,,,,n.i
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western lands at from 800 per section to S25(
per acre,
confess was much disappointed as to quail
ty of lands here, as it seemed to nc that while
some Of it is excellent, very much appeared &c
be decidedly poor They tell me, however, thai
some OF the soil which to u northern man seems
almost worthless, is really fertile ana VIII pro
duce good crops. At all events, don't propose
to buy a farm for myself, land with the grangers
stand" in Tarrant county; but il had money
Mould take fe W sections in the western counties
or some OF thcm-as they say here there is big
money in 1t, shuah." The taxes will be from 75c
to 81. so per section; and these lands must inevi
tably advance in price before very long.
am about starting for Austin, and must leave
my letter unfinished, only adding that my stay
here has been exceedingly pleasant. l have in
terviewcd the "city fathers including his honor
the mayor, the doctors, real estate men, editors
and any quantity of other gentlemen, and have
obtained facts enough for good letter IL.
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heard believing for help. "Whst do you want
| help forw inquired u comradc Il want soHe
one to help me let go OF this bear repiiea
the hunter Mr.. Hayes wants some one 10 heip
him let 20 OF Packard and Chamberlain.
Mr. HAYES is truly pous. He asks the prayers
of all Christian people, and then dimes with Bob
Ingersoll.
Keyes was q rebel during the war and whoop-
ed when the enemies OF his country were victo.
rious, but be don't mind being republican If it
pays.
Says Rutherford to Chamberlain,
"The pot begins to bubble,
And If you'll just step down and out,
Twill save me lots of trouble"
Says Chamberlain to Rutherford,
"Since to a common tcther
We're hitched, II either goes, think.
We'd better go together."-f. I. Sun.
The Globe Democrats cordial support Of the
new cabinet: "With such a cabinet no Ameri-
can citizen ia safe against the honors of high
position"
Now set it down as surely not
Within the range OF fate,
That any little 7.spot
VIII ever take an g.
This seems to be the sentiment of the truly
rural republican press:
Give me a man OF nerve and pluck,
Who hits, and hitting, hurts;
I'd rather be one ounce of Blaine
Than forty pounds OF Schurz.
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Cooley.

The April Cooley is introduced with a
beautiful steel plate frontispiece, entitled
Sunday, followed by Forfci,s. and other
Wooi-cut illustrations. There Is also fine
fashion plate showing the latest style for
April, with various patterns. In the Work
Department the ladies who deligh, in the
mysteries of crochet, will find a beautiful
pattern of d'oyley for cake basket-some-
thing new and very neat Then come the
stories, for the exceptional excellence oil
which Godey's has always been famous, fol
lowed by Recipes, Arm Chair, &c.