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Dantlra Academies.
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A PARTISAN LADY. good teacher, desires
~ MS for ne Fan conversation Speca"y
A COLLEGlAN, competent to fit young men
"A orcoI,., desires tale few pupils lor the Winter
car refer PROT IN Columbia Cocse Address VIC r"
Tribune Once.
A YOUNG LADY. experienced in teaching
a Iuel-h FRENCH and Lain W. give new hoAs r ~.
W :. Y ' fI,nr UPTOWN once iI3s broadway,
4 GRADUATE OF YALE, with highest tes-
n imoaial- aud dy references desires pRLyAIE "a
uhd Uptown once I,53s Broadway.
An English LADY OF experience specially
a qnal 70 teac piano. french German ara .S E9< b
suon - visiting or resident g1yeInesh or ~ s i,"' Sa
s isi dsa ota5r hd 2 ,s ias otc " '' ~
AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER de-
si6 %1 4lsis acquired 'O'oa N''' '''
4 YOUNG Partisan lady of refined educa
- tiun-a graduate u iue Academic c Par and speaking
$ ST. f.''-'' ''''"' A'''''' '''' - - .'-' 800 w.
AN EXPERIENCED Classical and Mathe-
y mati'al TEACHER. ella steal gDl meiast OF iortsn
riiy, de-iis private pupils CITY iel,Se as 10
III. school. tfIcss TEACHER Box 70, Tribune Uptown
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY - unon-squarc; NewYork lBrGaiiway sN SIC,
bef 1891 ara lets' fuppes irusa. ''r rn6lie seh99is
efnca, gives information % parents "i Coca Schools MI
~
81 th. American Sci oD Institute" affords her supr ac
foi meeting any demand Aply 20 Miss NJ YOU NJ
CDUCATlONAL BUREAU, - Union-square:
ggcuents for TEACHERS No charge 20 scho s and
families. ANNA RANDALL DlhiiI~ MdH"Sel
AIRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, teacher OF
w Reading and Dramatic Acuon. 30 Ouion-squarr.
AIRS. j.. JERNEGAN BOWEN,
We I.relGv tAs .a gos-iu" ner classes music and
tie modern languages For apply at 30. FTstplace,
Hruoki'L.
N5IGS OTTILIE KLAUCZEK. Pianist, grad
VI OF Vienna Conservatory plp oi list aud lauzg
fc public tIff VIII nor
lessons M0trru Il f~ic. Adftess - West ION
st. OF cal al Knabc's piano Rooms; morning . u IL
Dehable teachers in every department instruc-
fe ton iiyi audi coeges snoois, faml e.. secured
through schoo ms 30 L. litlJ W 5c1enerhoin, sec
rVEACUER WANTED.-Ciassics and English
4 q per week Address j., Tribune Uptown ONCE
l.25S Eratway.
r6'EACHER D-Iady-Firs-clIss yO-
caisi for Ladies College salary liberal. Apply 10 Miss
u. j. YOUNG. % unioatquare.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
forSCHOOTS and TEACHERS 30 Uui0nsl- Gthavr
Surplos good Tea hers for department
rosiDns. send Tor application form. supplies
ftuic5 instructors, without
G'LETiG, Of the best cheap Il
ais published interesting 10 teacher to pupil to parent
for specimen copy
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New Publications.

ALL FOR HIM.
N me most remarkable novel OF his century. BY the
Ku0nytnous author of a Il FOR HER. which made such
sensation a year 400. Irc. al and ~ 30.
6. W. CARLETON & CO., Publishers.
A FEW COPIES PRIVATELY PRINTED
~ "KECOIIFCTIONS or The EARLY DAYS OF
'IIE NATIONAL GUARD" comprising the promit eut
events m the histor, OF the FAMOUS SEVENTH REC1-
MINT by veteran o. the National GuaId. Handsomely
printed on Gue paper large 10Th. price a. 90 J. SABIN
:. SONS - Nussau-st, Nc8N ork
DEMOREST'S MONTHLY.-1his elegant
IL model magazne fI Novemeer contains among 9th
rare and be4 Ifiiu illustrations, line steel hueengiavtd
orrif II Shakespeare fail the splendid NO
tfmbcr number. now ready.
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Brooklpn Real GsIdts for Sale.

DWELLING HOUSES Nos. AZ WillOw-st.,
~ 81 Hick-s 80 ST. and 53 Nassaust 100 and lU2 Pine
appest. l7g and l97 WilOuglbylst, q LaiayetteaYe
GORDON J.. FORD. 81 Carkst. Brooklyn.
NOR SALE-BARGAIN- Bcdford-ave,
frscass threestory basement brown stone house 2l6
Xt5xIpU every nytence aud epuOualc uesAOyr
hood. Apply II. PHILIPS, 49,
NOR SALE or RENT.-Wil sell OF rent very
low Nos Il and sJ3 LilcOn-pi. BROOKLYN houses ~
81 n spenad tiOr IA rooms large lot With side yar,
situated u Prospect PARK. Inquire AZ
ID. II. HILL, 800 Fatbush ave.
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
4 For manufactures, rein rcs chemical Worhs Ici
Of bukhead front also bloc - ~.
dwellings, NswtoWn creek adjoining Ne~ NOfN m Brook
all u satisfactorily improved
Apply 10 W l.. BROWER, l7u " Diam ST.
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Gountrp Real Gslate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDING are
~ authorized sell 10000 % 1000 acres 81 iouhlan
land M0Ieant0D, C., n 80 cents cash per ~ =
adapt la Tobacco gran grass finf, grapes nd cattle ana
sheeIrasing gnhcent growth Of hickory poplar car
nut gum ASH maple, cherry, walnut spruce hcmocs WINE
pine, &c; abuntlat wutet-pow claae unsuiIass pc
iicvet Z, mneras ttlc rom the state net must
have money Immediately r. j. II ALE & son, II Murray ~:
Also 5000 acres Ia Franklin County, lcn Ma Two tracts VI
gold lani IN Franklin aud Nash Counties, " 9
A farm of 1O435,oo acres. good land, large
a harm housr no rent FOR ear pr more
with rvlege buying cheap Address r. EFthAl % Last
9thst
GOMEESET COUNTY FARM, near SOmer-
- vile y J-Foy acres all under good state al en- Va
ton large twosOry modern house. II rcons barn uu car
r,ge honse grsnarv hennery and al necessary pm ss III
ao order roofs neIghDphood good VII pe So ush
less than present yalc. rutland q "iIllND' D'e~
n4Gn-st.
90 ACRE FARM, Monmouth Co., New Jersey,
- ~ So,,tb ~ W. 4. WflrLOfk,
"eSt vi S'~'"' Matawan y. J.
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OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRAN.
NEW-vopr- CITY

35th.st g DOT 40. IN; JIo Robertson and wife 20
s. ivan place " a, " 70 not Iz0.hst, sll195 II Noyes
3lth.st 30 n " Of l0thaye, 1jx9o.9 Jno Robert
son aad wife to 70 McNastris
Forsylh-5J e.. rs # oi Houston So 2Lllxlo0 Jno
TallDw ~ To - Won Nafen
3d-ave, s. fl5 30 o. 81 -ss, -lA5l.l; JlO T. C0If-
aut lld wife fe III s.l.lc.
Avenue 4, y =, SO.l1 10 OF llsLn-st, 2ONlOOi = A
lagcu tO j VIII -.-.......
l4it-sf n, o.. 10 Of @iave, -jklOO, f23d WaIUs
II Holly 10 \ HawlrY ....... .........-..... *
4thave. cor b1thst, O'Xl0O; Mary \ MCcurly
ana lusbaH a 10 W Bronson
3Tth.-t 27j 10 re- u l0th-aye, Z5NJS3; Vol cx.
ccutog, 10 81 Ey er
iOgflst, =, - 10 ~ Madison ave- jnXlOOll also
lO9t -. D. ~ 10 n q Of Madi,0uaFe, O.llX.I9;
Samuc. Cohen aud wife tu Charlie. Meyer ........ SD
50th-st % ~ 80 n Of lsi-aye l0Klu 3 A. GayuOr
& Husband % j. Del2uO ",
Elifiagr-Ht G =. 100 e ~ stanton Il. 25NSl6; j.
HELM and slfe tO r. G.. +. Ca logger. ..... ......
EhuDca.st, @ r. 10 I. n OF ~isutUn-st. 2JXs7.6.
Elizabeth Herdeelsef 70 !. HriIu.. ..............
56tl--t 2ZJ ~ " Of Jtbaye, A.SXlOO.Js Nj.
Ilaincs and wife 90 T. thrygiGl
l6tu-sf = 10 Il ett bthIYc, . 1872 j. y. rqulTes
and wife 10 j.. b. Phelps 81
ION st. *. 100 ID o. lSt-aye -ZXJ-.3i e.. IO-en-
blatr. ref 20 -. Mct arthy ...-.-.....
Graud-st. :. dot NO. %. 4. If. Jo.ine. re- 10 O.
on icLI J. SAVAGE. Deputy Rl q
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Nirau8 eaNe for ffth Amiy, Rcd bhhk Long Branch.
ocean Grove. &c, az %, - u. - A. NJ. J. '' D.
stages al MaaNan station 10 AMI from AE1POhI
and al >Quan aud from POINT PLEASANT
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Edm Schools.

NNUAL SESSION U9tM of the LAW
2 SCHOOL or TIRE UNIVERSITY OF TIE CT Ot
NEW YORK WasuugOu,luar begins October next ana
ends Z. 1873 For circulars etc Apply 10 r. ~ = q
al y Secretary uf Con- ell 81 Broadway ui - D. ~ jazz g.
Professor and secretary Of Faculty. 2Sl br2d"ay'
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Tuesday,
The following auction business was trans
acted at the Exchange salesroom today:


acted at the Exchange salesroom to-day:
By 4. H. muir d SIN
Buildings and IL p acres 81 land. jerome and Cen
tfalFMkayes. cry ~ YOnsefz: d. Fox ..
M 4. j. BicecicT q SIM.
two-siOrv and basement BRICK house With 0', N022t
Wooster =. 81, l206f q Of Amiiy-st, bot 20JxGO,
l1Nia - tuhi'tu-
nge story bucs ten, IN ut houso with Dot 80 32G "
l0ti 81 2, between sth and ga ayes. lot Zjxif
NJ Rica0rd " HGyfeN
lot on 4th-aye. cor lzOih-5f, 1880; Jonas
1Hilit
two story and attic n0nu house and plot OF land on
EasieNve. cor ll9trst, Ylot 23sNloi jA500a2O0.
Aids i...--.t....-.-.ss.
tWOsI0ry frame house with lof. q nohIIus-lyr Is
II IA OF lf1t-si lot l9..N1Oi Chls NITlt..........
Ry JIs. ~. sffitf
/ ty0st0Ty brick house with i4t No4s8 W l7thst
-, 10 10 e. Of lOthaye l0l 23l.xJz samuel add
RI STERN & NcEfrou
three-sf0ry brick house with Dot, NDs and 3 -
johns Lane. o. %, uctwcon Beach aul York 80, iOf
z20XJO; y Fire ins O..... ................
BB Wn. heHasity
three.gfOrY and basement IIOuu.rlUue house with
lot, NO0ib 2d-ave e. 3, 4Oj 70 D ~ jJtrst lot 2Jr
IOs VI
sminr h-uae Win lot, q r. lo3dsf, 10 % vs. OF
0Jhaye; TOT ZNXJ3.ll Gemlnia Lie ms Co.........
in r.. J. LgO0.
lot, lgt-st 100 n Of Wa.h.ngtOn-aYo, 2JK2l-x
1lOx7Jx4lIl JuO Is Whit.ocs. ....................
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Drocklnn proprrIn 90 Get

DROOKLYN, +. d.. six block from ferries;
I'D flats rooms l64 fust, corner SCUM -H-Se' ~
rents Apply oapremAes.
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4 EnICu VAIIEY RALROAD.

EIARRA NGFMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
Leave depots Of COrtaudt and IesDosstS az
d. m Might Express daily. for EastO1, bethlehem Al
Ierown Mauch CHUNK. Wkesbare. Plttston. SaYe EnlI
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara rams ana tho
West. PullmaG' sleeping coaches Attached o.,
~ ROBI. II. 5ANi.E, Sup'L and Eng'E
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W-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CEN TRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyER IA LR0AD com@sppe a sept H. 1877
500 IN, Western and Northern Express With drawing
i0s0 a. H., srecia Chicago and western Express with
drIwne room cars 10 Csnandagua Rochester buHao anu
iiSoa m Northern Western Express tic Utica. White
$50 p. m. saGr avs only Troy special Connects at East
40 D. M Albany ana Troy Express stops Sing Sing
Pc k-klll Garrison an r-i opal stations i"i u.
GOO D. M st. Louis Express with sleepnscsrs tor 81
Louis. running through day DO the week also sleeping
Tor Canandaisua. BGnao Niagara Falls and Tor Montreal
$50 D. NJ Pacific Express daily with seepngcars for
100 p H. Express sleepingcars for Albany and
Trains as per Local Time Table Tickets FOR sale q:
66cts No PaTkpace rs and 5l2 broadway Sew.York,
anu 90" A'D"iG g. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. GREAT
y TR NIX LINE AL. GNlrED S i ~ Is, y ~ ~
via DcSrrosses snd Cortland street FERRIS as follows
with Pullman Palace attached. a. and $50 m
gamgoT SSk H. HaysG cq9y @p 7[F ES a 1 sso
and the Oil Regions willlamsport and Lock Haven,
For r. Baltimore. WASHINGTON and the south, Limited
Wasnn-ton Express Of Pullman f4rlor cars dalg except
SUNDAY, $3.50 M arrive Washinli9n 40 p m Regular
So ~ L q end s50 p o. s END 6 ana $40 p mao
$50 p m EuIgrant aud secQud class : r. m r.
TOR. rcrih AmboS F'nneon Belyderc aud other
Trans ar1ve FROM PITTSBURGH, $50 and loiO a. M ana
1920 p. daily 0l0a ~. go p m. daily e1cent Ao1,
4:lO $40 amt 1910 N. SUNDAY 200 a, NJ From 'i
40 5I0 600 $40. 1910 and 1929 p NJ Sunday 5o1
0 s iS oGce, 'o s526 and S IA Aor House
and ioot Of Des9r9s',, ana % * o5oSn Be-
Tot Jersey ity Enaani Ticket once 10 BATTERY place.
i;a Sen na IoS General Passenger Agent
DONDOIrr and Kingston Landing at New
IL burrh Poughkeapse Highland Falls ~ est POINT. Corn
a Nars9ro Sisn fSsHHs S01RGSSf saa JAMFs
BALDWIN. froI Per foot Sprngst r. daily At 4 p. ~
V1HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
i"' SIT leave Per 80 North River at . D. NJ
daily GAcelt sundays. Al. an, ...,o
rooms secured at all OF Wescos Express Co.. at
''' '''"'' PROVIDENCE LINE
freight onyl steamers eaye daily txcept SUNDAYS AZ
wa eli er lire at lowest iales ,,,,,.,, ,.. ~.
V'O PHILADELPHIA.
PEYXsyLYASIA RAILROAD; ,,v,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Tproqn .es saPH No way &y nF'' Depon
Double Track, the Equipment and The Fastest
Time consistent l]s s. vim li, absolute 30 safety
Express Trains leave NewYork DesoIosSes and Cort
75c, o. 15SS fi%eM 1880 a. M l45 T. and
oo 80 M ?SnS q AM G. eo aeq Sg p through trains
=, Jersey CIV aaoring speedy" nd direct "nS.er ior
Returning trans Philadelphia s:35 g. 7:3o g. $50;
800 T. NJ aud II midnight On sunday 1888, s. $50 a. m,
Ticket 0afces. 52G and ga Broadway No Astor House
and fGot OF DesbT99se and Cor,,sndss NO EST ST.
Depot Jersey City IMMIGRANT Ticket once. No Battery
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER.
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
zFN1 LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY

~ and SARATOGA connecting with all railroad nee
North. East and West. FARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE The entirely and niaeI iicent palace
steamers CITY OF TROY aud sAbATQ4A leaye dSiiy
IerOyst Through tickets sold and narBdge checked 10 all
points. JOSEPH CORNELL snDeuniendenL
ERIE RAILWAY.
h SUMMER ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS in eject
ga m-Cincinnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches to Buffalo aud suspenson Bridge
1919 m.Exprcss Mall for Buffalo with Sleeping C"ach's
= .. N lDaiyl- Pacific Express for the West sl.eping
nan, and Chicago Without change Also iOie DuhB tls U
Trans ltaye Chamber. street Depot, v. Y. for
p ant " midnight saturday nights only sunday Jo
RuthcTfurd Park and Passac g. 7i5. NJ l2 noon li5
g. 3is $50, j:ll g. $3.50 p 10 ~ ~ midnight sundays,
o. $50 10 o. M, az, 81" y ny and ~ ntd 5islt. 70 NON
lI5 2 8 To- 245 iiO, g. 5lJ g. Gi5, $50 T. :. 10 p m,
and IL midnight lndays, $780, 3d. 10 a. M, lf1' oJO
sufo6. 8, 7fJ 10, 1915 M lIj. 3I5, g. g. Up m, and
IL midnight sundays o. $780, 10 No. lAJ, $50 Z p mg
Corn%aii = a. "a, $3.50, $50 D. m. sundaya, 800 a. IA
Warwick. $40. IO45 o.. M. $50 p. m
kingston. D A. m $3.50 y. ~. Sundays, -:2Oa q. NJ.
Goshen 6. 745 o. TO- 1910 q M. $780, 345 $780, z p. m
Midd stoIn. 7:ij TO- IO4j a. NJ 3.f5 49, p sun
days $50 lOa NJ p m Ile . a. No. ana 5'g ~ ,a'
Port Jeryis, 7tj-9 ~ 1915 a. M, 49, pm sunday"
$50. 10 a. tu., and p. m - 49, - - -. -,
before o D. No. leave Twenty thrist. fifteen minutes earlier
uan above time leaving Chdmbers ST. on quarter hodr5
third A. az gi5 and l46 connecting with trans
lea~ ne Chamhersst AZ 10 p m and IL midnight
az, etaing Coacb0s can be obtained and orders Tor he
ereckg ana ransfrr OF BaCgagemay be left AT The opay
Offices. Nos 239 4Ol 529 and ~ Boad"Si NO O'utVs"
BROOKLYN and the Gonna Depts H. A.. III. 81, y,s
Express Irais nom the West arrive III heWfofK A. 10
"7 no n Abbott General Pass'r Agent New-York
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Ncm Publications.
r|Hfsfs .a|s.sfHfs' -. H' ~ ~
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

I IFE OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN. ~
4 Paper Cover, 80 cents 10th. 90.
LIFE OF GENERAL GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN IRON
The time of his birth until present time being complete
history Of his hfe ard services IN one large volume OF ".s
pages price 80 Pepper Cover or 81 uo IN 'o
Apqfs and anvasses wanted Ia IN it sale
who can make LARGE selling It, Address all orders 10
thr pubahers, 4. b. PETERSON bholliffS' QUO NhcSv
nutsf. Philadelphia. %, ,>.,,.-.-,....
sale she American News Company G. l. Dillingham;
ID Appleton & CO., aud by al booksellers.
DOTTERY DECORATION.
FnI and complete Instructions with Illustrations given
IN the book,
DESIGNS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR DECORATING
POTTERY.
ANY learn. Price in Cloth 81 90 Paper % oon's
Sent hv mail on recent Of price by ,,
TlLToN & co.. Pubisheis Bostoh, MsSs'
GHAkESPEARE'S PORTRAIr.-A fine line
- steel enersvur other and sitraye features IA
November number OF Dcmorets Monthly Magazine no"
ready. Price % cents, sold everywhere
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OENTRAL RAMEOAD ON NEW. JEKSEY.

< Ferry station Sew = oTk foot OF Iibrrtyst
CONNIE .cilg MAY 81. lSt1-Irsins leave 'ulOws:
$50 =. m.-For Pennington it-ton, Beiydcre Mauch
Chunk Iauatgl, Niktsb3ue Eimifa
80 m.for iligh Bridge Branch. Easor. Hamburg
Mauch Cmnk. Iamaqul Wlikeshaire. WiHamsp0r, dc.
1915 a. and 40 o. n.fOi some lie aud bloomington.
D. For bloomington, Easton. MaucI Chunk. Milkes
barre scranton, 1uuhhaunock Tamaqua Hazeton. Read
POttsyIllc, Harrisburg.
.. Nor Iigh nndge Branch, Easton Bcuderc. ana
Ctti-augua
D. IN. ualV For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
S35 i. For tasiou.
Eo. trains tn lime table at stations
SUNDAY TlfhlNr-Lsa a. H., ~ m.
Bound Brook intermediate points. AMI $3.50 y. tor
faat1u, Reading. and Harrisburg.
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NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING

i FIELD II JOHSSBUhY, MONTREAL a'd IN
totnedIis points Steamers Pier o. T. H. daily oin
DAYS exceptedl At s ana II connecting wh spec
ial trains New Haven for Hartford, opUhgei g. lt
et, checked at 9ii BrOduWay Ne"'1 DIX
and Couttst Brooklyn. Exc IrslOn 10 Ae" Haven aHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Lave foot Of Liberty s,. Tor Freehold, AT
7.s5. LIS q. M. I. 5.l5 pm.
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I0yG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA

via NewJcrsey southern road. Commenting Oc'. p
1877 1be steamer JESSE HOYI Will leave New oTk
Pier Eofth RIVER foot Of iecorstl connecnne ~ 0ah y
RIVER II A M md 1 D. Va Nineaud Brigc,0n, EKg Har
Dor &c II a. nj Wautowu EarIegat aud Iuckcrton, D. IA
' "a NEHlN fflul Manager.
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NOW READY.
"HYPOTHESES OF EVOLUTION"
TIE TRIBUNE EXTRA, no. 81
!. THE EVOLUTION OF LIFE.
DR. J. W. DRAPER
II. ANCIENT LIFE IN AMERICA.
PROF. O. c. MARSH
III. CATASTROPHIsM AND ENVIRONMENT.
CLARENCE KING
Price by mail postpaid, 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE,
New-YOrk
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ME MODEL KINDERGARTEN mi

n
L SEMINARY FOR K1NDEHG Ai.GNtiS
Prof ana Mrs kIa BOc.i", q 10 No
" Zost betWeecn 5tbsve aud Broadway. Kinder aTteu
and Advanced Glasses VIII begin oct seminary for Kin
deigaIuela, Prof. kTaGs is ipc 81 the Pesia
lozEi FrOobci school, Of nc INST proaga
- the Kudergarn Foo this cDhnty. hrs kraus bOie is
pupil FrOaDefA WIDOW, wish a. experience
Of nineteen year. in GeTnthv England and America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

MISS DUNERNEI, aSsistcd by competent
VI masters reopened her boarding and day school for
bows under is, No 1O2 West 23th.st cOor from
Gth-ave. Wednesday, September % Day Doariers are
talon O The paIk after an elry dinner.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
ID sud Saugafuct Railroad. Fare 81 Bridgeport
leaves caharIe slip iay Sundays excepted az and
EIlhNLnnIf M II d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

MISS WARREN'S SCHOOL for BOYS, Lyric
VA Hall 6tl.ave, opposite Reservoir PARK Specially;
1rr..r 81
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a N, Nv "a 81 q. AnIaoIl oenera ra..r Agen NewYoEl
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

Trains leave Englewood closer Penmon and MACK
sstur ay nights only at il3J p m Sundays a. M snd
NaRnai spng Valley and Monsey, 7, $50 NJ 40 p m
JSO n HBgOTr General rassr Agent, NeWiotE
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V'lIE MISSES MARSIALLr SCHOOL for
young ladies' children. no. 10 lest 5ot-t, VIII bs
reopeued On Nuudag. Srbtrulbcr II.
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{ II. MORSE'S SCHOOL for BOYS, 1,267
- Broadway. VIII reopen september - Thorough PIE
Iaraon for Harvard Yale columbia, &C Circulars at PUT
4 LL-IL-aNn.
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1nsirnttlon

For Young Lades-Country.
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. Tarrytown on-the
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Hudson.
MISS WLLIAMSs SCHOOL, Worcester,
WI Mas-For YOUNG LADIES For circular ADDRESS
AVA WILL IAhS, Principal.
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I HARRIS PATTON'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL
80 r,ofcr September 20 at l-67 Broadway pupils A'e
o. twelve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26

rnni's Methodist church IN siNh stree; nr.idins l.
church, Montgomery street. and Tunb Methodist
tlnreh N lurk street MANY lrrsun. go io the altar
nightly In Brother ONcT', church. IA Monmouth ,urnL
the oOrod pastor takes advantage vi the thIVns attend
ins Le revival " pas the LaI several uineA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
Fruit. of IN. Chicago Revival.

FiuH' me- 0ag' oSif,aaiiS
The city churches have sNcmlly received
additions. in round numbers about ~ follows
Methodist. 700; Presbyterian. 7OO; Congrcga-
tiOndl, 800; Baptist 900, Reformed Fps opal
s00. Sluaher bodies have not reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
STAGGERING UNDER DEBT.
INFLUENTIAL MEN PROPOSING TO ND
the SOUTHERN STfIIs.
Yestcrdny'- Meeting In the Clearing House
Speeches by MIiinm Cullen Urs"ni and
Others St5O.OGO,OOO OF ObIigntions-A
Plan Of Kendiustment aud Compromise.

bring al iut through the intervention Of a com
milt"e OF distinguished arhit"rs / tween tho
States and their creditors. rrudJustmcm Of
the debts of the several southern States.
In furthorancr Of this purpose" and to call
forth some emphatic puilicaprro,nl meeting
was held yesterday in The Clearing House.
There was quite a full attendance. and much
interest exhibited. Among the gentlemen
prcscn, were: W. {. Bryant. Fred. Taylor If the
firm of Buttrrllcld n Co.. Thomas Denny. Levi
i. Norton George Opdvk". Henry +. Spuuld
ing. II q. ~ 'bhin-. j. S"lsman. John A. Stew
art. Moses Taylor. Y. :. Winston. +. &. Call
huun. q. :. Coz. j. u. Vrrmilyr. J. :. George.
Cyrus W. Field. and the Row DR.. Osgool. be-
sides many other men Wrll known throughout
tn country in financial and commercial circles.
The meeting was called ~ order hy Mr. Fred.
Taylor. who nominated William Cullen BRYANT.
for chairman. Mr.. BRYANT wac rl.'t'i hy accla-
nation MIR. Bryant spoke ~ follows;
W. ,r. n.. mia D. M, u.m'. fgr rug $50 Which
l'c, ,fo,a vi.i. i.ct,, ,'a.ai 70 ar ,vn cam c,,r
cHr ''tu.- ihHti. tH.nt tlitttN a.e isrp On fct
titf 's Co., t..i.iauf, on Ii"i', lis'i cHut tHlr
so0',1. WITS i ' ~. hf.. # ',lid.. d.
moral ntu rtn~- 90 rii- i'0nt" dont uli. d.lr-
dOni,r 'o. hi- .,l' H. WAN. himself iu Il .ultn
tl,I IF I1.'r,',.r ,l .,,, n,n rn' ,',ii XIV
IT, q b. De- 40, l,i 'o -i'ar, l adgi WIN alb. riy.
having srt ri q, abnricn IS lci be- c,ii n,t bear vain,
perle,, 81 ntaiinss meihyi oi hciins ho., states
winch arr nnio Iiuta, J., YET ,ell- ii'n~'l'c- 90
ur., Va. .trh,iml, ina.fncd Ii wa. iciai,,l t. me-
iic,aino .c',,dti y ccnncre al panic ai raia
a. ',.' may ,"nol Em'igr IL, mann f ihr md
tiana VILLAGE surrounded hy iann- aud one o tres
H. si, h. a ai ir.ik Inn, ", .,,. AID ,,,u HIN. ,'
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