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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15
VI EOK SALE.
CORN MEAL FOR SALE.

AN ETNNI\t, \ SAW AND ORR / MILL
at !uy p:Irr iDIr m,ic- -vrIh u town on me
roIi leading ire " Ma ~ -. Young : Ia th'
Columbus iutt, whrr' | have
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15
MONEY AT EIGHT PER tENT.

Also wnlnr, .,-h. U.k, Linn. Hickory and
>y,pm0l. IuInurr always uu l,ti'i tor sale l
respectfully solicit the patronage OF H. public
UCtl,-Gm jNt Il \fLD''N'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15
SATURDAY, DECEMBER seru,

A.D. l.T1, between the !Iuurs OF ten O'Clock y.
NJ and i've O'clock =. Nj, al that day, sell al
public yendue, To the highest htiier, for cAe!l
IN front OF the rnurthou-r door, IN the county q!
lAlavett", aud state OF Missouri, the above de
@crlbei real estate, or 80 ILuch tlIrreo! Us may
l." necessary to pay the amount due on sam note
and the costs ami EXPENSES OF this tIust.
des,d JOIN t.. EfLANu,
Lexington. Mo-. Dec. y. ISL Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15
rlIrKsnAY. LANUAEY 3np, A. d LIS,
u~ORTAGEE.S SALE,

N"iIES " Henry [ Sst'eriI"li and Mary
w Salt riieii by their certain deed at mortgage
with power of sale. dated the li;h day OF oci"-
her. l-G1, and recorded ia TIT rrcOrier's "ihc'
tor Laiayrtie county, Missouri, in book i No.
!. n pages I'll and -, CONVEYED 10 thu under
signed. NOR gage, tn" following described RAJ
estate, situate. lying ard neiDg IN the county OF
LAFAYETTE and state OF Missouri, tu-w't. Inc
ucrfh halt oi The southwest quarter and the south
N,sr quarter III tn" northwest quarter. and lhe
-aut h-l-f quarter OF III. northeast quarter ui
sc ION sIAt.rn NG). IN township irrly-eIGhi
Al, OF rtuyr twenty-ri2ht i9s), containinS III
all "av ht;ndre 1 AN SiNty tlo0l acres "hlri.
CONVEYANCE Was made To secure IN" pay in"ni 81
"a certain prom ssury not" therein described AM:
whereas. id note - due and unpaid; Now
therefore. lv virtue of aud IN lursG nee OF SAID
deed OF mortgage, | TIE undersigned, mortEasee
,.hlL ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15

',,r.I -..r.-aa' -wre-4nt sacred he IN, nam
I544-tH- daughter. ii- '.evot-j gave
H.r vru-l p. Heaven. a-r heart, b-nuath Il claim
Na,rr-i to n.A.tu'-. broke DER Il faiitcr'-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-15

WISH TO -cli the Curtis - ~
i thr"+ huI tt irtif mile IrnI His- ms E2n
VIZ, AUD ihr sfIn"ti : inc" / ON tuli- ENn'
VILE, continuing is=s acres. There HIr -kA-A
I'D hrr"> rn"!f.,.i and IN CulIv ton; a .uoi
tNO story house: a gnui ORCH r! 81 choice hUIt;
good " To-; 'Nccii"n' rmh"r. near lie Lou e.
I"Ims, LOW - lash. Adan--- ,rcuI On
me at iiise nsNIils. Ii. j.
Iini- plil
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

prizcd his skin in leisure and the case
OF n life flowing full without o plan;
For most are idly busy: him call
Thrice fortunate who knew himself to please,
Learned nthOsc arts that make gentleman
Nor deem he lived unto himself alone;
His was the public spirit Of tIs SIRE,
And i'm those eyes, soft with domestic hre,
A aucuchess light of fercer temper shonc
What time about the world our shame was Diown
On every wind; his soul would not eonsplre
W;,b seI6sh men 10 soothe the mobs desire,
Vailing with garlands Molochs bloody stone;
The high-bred instincts of better day
Ruled in his blood, when to be citizen
Was not the cxcbeguer of impoverished men,
Nor statesInanshp with loaded votes to play,
Nor pubIic Office a tranps' boosing-ken.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
LOWELL on EDMUND QUINCY.
BANKsIDE-DEDHAM, NAY 81, 1877

BANkSIDE-DEDHAh, MAY Il, 1870
Janaes Russell Lopel tn The Nation.
| christened Won in happier days, before
These gTaV fOTcbOdincs on my brow were seen;
You are still lovely IN your new-leaved green;
The brimming river sOOthes his grassy Shore
The bridge is there; the rock with licbcns hear;
And the same shadows on the water lean,
Outlastrg us. How many graves between
That day and tiisl How many shadows more
Darhen Iny heart, their substance from these eyes
Hidden fOTevcr so our world is made
OF life aud death commiugled; and The slghs
Outweigh the smiles IN equal balance iald:
What compensation NOae save that the AllW1Sc
So schools us 10 love things that cannot fade.
Thank God, ne saw yon last IN pomp Of May,
Ere any leaf had felt the years regret
Your latest image IN his memory set
Was fair as when your landscapes peaceful sway
Charmed dcarer eyes with his t0 make delay
On Hopes long prospect AS il They forget
The happy, they the unspeakahlc ones, whose debt
Like the ha wk's sha'.Ow hsunts our brightest day
Better It is that We shOui lOC% so fair,
SlOpes that he loved, aud eyer-nurmuring pines
That make q music out Of silelt air
And bl0om-hcaPed Orchard-trccs in prosperous
lines;
In Won the heart some sweeter hints divines
And wiser, than III Winters duh despair.
OLD friend. FAREWELL Your kindly door again
enter. but the masters hand IN mine
No more CLASPS welcome, and the temperate wine
That cheered our long nights other lips must stan
All is unchanged, but expect IN vain
The face alert, the manners free and fine,
The seventy years borne lightly as the pine
Wears its first down OF snow IN green disdain:
Much did lac, aud much Wei; yet most OF all
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE DISCOVERER.
Edmund c. S,sdmdn IN Radical Rerteio.

have little kinsman
Whose earthly summers are but three,
And yet voyaRer is he
Greater than Drake or Froblsher,
Than all their peers together!
He is brave discoverer,
And far beyond the tether
OF them who seek the frozen Pole, .,
Has sailed where the noisecss surges roll.
Az. he has Travelled WHITTIER
winged pilot steeTed his BARK
Through the portals OF the dark,
Past hoary Mimirs well and tree,
Across the unknown sea.
Suddenly in his fair young hour,
Came one who bore flower,
And land it in his dimpled hand
With this command:
Henceforth thou art a rover!
Thou must make voyage far,
Sail beneath the evening star,
And wondrous land discover"
With his sweet smile innocent
Our httle kinsman went
Since that time no word
From the absent has been heard.
Who can tell
How he fares, OF answer well
What the little one has found
Since he left us. outward b0undf
Would that he might return!
Then sholld we learn
From the pncking of his chart
How the skycy roadways part.
Hush does not the baby this way BRING
To Law beside this severed curl,
Some starry offering
OF chrysolite or pearif
All, no. not sol
We NAV follow on his track,
But me comes not back.
Aud vet dare aver
He is n brave discoverer
OF clrnes his elders do not know.
He has more learning than appears
On the scroll of twice three thousand year
More than in the groves is taught
Or from furthest Indies brought
He knows perchance. how spirits fare
What shapes the angels wear,
What il their guse and speech
In those lands beyond our reach
And his eyes behold
hioOs that shall never. never be to mortal heare
told.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

Enire personal attention restricted to % boys
II sHgc gIade-hcsnneIs onig i - kellogg 'O9GihaVe.
MADAME DA SILVA aud Mrs. BRADFORD''
VA formerly Mr.. ogden iIOduau- ENGL LiS FhENCli,
and GERMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES ard CHILDREN, with CaiiatheHicS No II West
3Sh ST.. NcW York. Heopcns SepL -. Application may be
made lv lcti-r personally abpe separate class for
bows under thoroughly compcient teachers.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
EHTGU VALLEY RAHROAD.

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
lIARRASGRMEST OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. 4.
ls77Leaye deyOts foot OF Cortd DesDosses sta
GSO M Night Express daily. for Easion Bethehcm Al
ienown Maueh Chunk, Wkesbarrs Pttston kayre Emrs.
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas and tho
West Pulman's sieepins coaches attached
ROB'1. H. SAYRE, sup't. and Eng'r.
C1's yUME. AGS Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE RADICAL REVIEW. MAY Edited by BENJAMIN
TUCKER New Bedford, Mass

THE RADICAL REVIEW. Nav. Edited by BENJAMIN r.
TUCKER, New Bedford, Mass
The quarterly periodical, of which the first
number is now presented to the public, is intended for
the tree discussion of all subjects social, scientific, lit
erary and religious, which supposed to pertain to
bunan welfare. 1t disciams the purpose Of acting as
the partisan particular school of science, special
system of belief. The labor question, involving
the basis OF property, the principles OF finance,
and the organization OF industry IL Is announced,
will receive a large share of attention. While
the department of literature will not be neg
leoted comprising original prose articles occasional
poems TRANSACTIONS from foreign aIhors and reyic SIS OF
new publications. The general character Of the work
NAV he inferred from the list Of contributors,
which includes the names of John Weiss. sidney III.
Morse Ellie Recus VIM. J. Potter, Francis T. Alb
hot Samuel LongfellOw, Joseph II. Allen, o. u.
Frothingham Samuel johnson, john W. Chad
wick Edmund &. Stedman. Cyrus A. Bartoi. and other
uromnent representatives Of free nqur aud gosres-
syc Thought The present number shows broad range
Of topics with considerable ability in their treatment
one of which suggests interesting view of Practical
Socialism in Germany" with biographical sketches Of
tie ulucnl leaders, and exposition of their social
systems The writer w. Ernst, regards the socialism
OF Germany as hopeful and important enterprise, but
all its partisan movements vain and futile. "ThcO-
dore Parker as Religious Reformcr " is the title OF
elaborate paper by d. A. Wasson and there are poems,
.ro Benedict spinoza," by b. W. Ball, and "The Dis
coyererr by Edmund c. Stedmdn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
Gteamboats eno Railroads..

NATSKILL and STUYVESANT BOATS
" leave daily from Pier No AZ foot Of Canal st. AZ p m
Nur ceEaan
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
9n5trncilon.

CITY.
A YEAR IN EUR0PE-lnstructiOn Tours
~ All inciuded. $1,000. with experienced party. Inter
views at Mrs. MITCHELLS, 90 West 35hst, non to q
4 MEXICAN KINDERG GARTEN.-NORMAL
class kndergartner Miss f. VI. COe rrin, 4i T. id
ST. y Y. Kindergarten material cheap and beautiful
4 YEAR IN EUROPE-Nme months in
~ Paris and undeT best masters. with summer tour
10 italy, entire from NewIolk l. &. LOOMS, NJ d.,
Teachers Agency, % Unb'n square, y. y.
CLASS FOR ROYS.-This class is designed
~ prepare boys thoroughly for the best colleges Number
Of pupils limited IA r. fall term begins sept 70 sI1 For
particulars apply AitTiID II. CUTLER. 1l3 SlNi3Ve.
References President Charles w Eliot, Harvard College
President James McCOsh Princeton College Henry ~.
Alexander esq y Y. CI;y William II. Osborn, esq ~ Y.
CITY; Theodore Roosevelt y y city and many others
IHARLlER INSTITUTE,
" CENTRAL PARK, NEWYORK.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL foR BOYS from TO
bOvaaF old
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

ERIE RAILWAY.
II SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, ih effect
ga mEcincinnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches 70 Buffalo ana cosches
I'd IN CDaily)-Pacinc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester, Buffalo, Naeara fas Nhci
na Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars 10
Chicago. ,
Newark Gas, $50, io:45 1880 m, 3l6, tl6 and 81
p. @ aud ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays ''lo
RaihcTford Park and Passa,c, 746 10 y noon it5
6, $50, 10 a. NJ lao Gao p m, and y midnight % ,
las, 8 3i5 s.45 43o 8. 5l5 G;l5 $50 g. 10 p 81;
and IL Midnight Sundays g. $780, 0I5, 10 a. m lAe eSo
gu%asfp. FER g. 7:s5' To- 1915 a m I45 345 g, Up m, and
~ midnight Sundays. 6, $50. 10 A. m, las, $780, p m9
AUS Cornwall. a. m. $780, $50 ?. m Sundays $50
Warwek, lO:ij H., 4:3O y. IN. ,ooo -
Newburgh o. iO45 $3.50, i:30, m. Sundays $50 m
GosEEsS B. 795 ., 10. Io45 a. @ ssc s45. a3o. Up
sundays $50 i M; ;;aIg go y m Aso D. m Sun
days S30 10 a. M D. m. The ana 450 D. m trains
Connect wit New york and oswego Midland r. at Main st.
Port Jervis Tao, ., O, l045 m s;3o, m 'unaAyS
NGIRrIains leaving Chambersst ON even or han hours
before D. leave Twenty thirs fifteen minutes easa %
than above leaving Chambers St on quarter hous
leave Twenty thrdst thirty minutes earlier boss leave
wenty 946 and Iii5 connecting with trans
leaving ChambeFs-st at 10 p. N. aud IL mldnlghL -
Tickets for passage and for Apartments IA Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained ana OIueis ol nc
checking and be left at the Compay
0aices Nos 23g 4OI 500 broadway No Courtst
Brooklyn and at the COnpanys Depots -, ,,, ., = ox
Express from the West arrive In Ne~-fork Al <o
O. m, lilo and 100 D. III
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave for Englewood Cioster Permon ana
T. 800. 9i5 m 4, 445, $780, $50 $50 p M d and
Saturday nights only at Il3J M Sundays a. H. anu
Sspuef Spring Valley and Monsey 7, $50 M 445 m
mo N ABBOTT, General Psss'r Agent New fork.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
New pnblltatlons.

Now READY.
ASATCHEL GUIDE
FOR
THE VACATION TOURIST IN EUROPE.
New and Revised Edition.. 40
with maps one Sos s@ Sa% Sg"t % %hch so admirably
combines breyy sccpiaey contsnes dnt Va
TRUMP KARDS. .,. --..,--
twelve wonderfully curoas Illustrations IN natural history
by r. Fifty thousand copies printed hIst edoh
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LORDS AND LADIES.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH
Il and the NEWJERSEN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
rIer :, Ngrth River foot Rectorst st M,
Long Branch aud tatonOwm
O. Tor philadelphia, Long Branch Toms River and
Nineltnd
T.. for PHILADELPHIA Long Branch, Toms River, Ware
town and Tucserion
Ii D.. for Long Branch,
Sundays, iOr Long Branch 10 a
WM. \ SNEDEN, q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
New York FOR Trenton and Philadelphia at 60
2, $50, li:3o m l5O, $3.50, J:S0 IL p and AT
for Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvania Rail
Third and Berkssis, AT 73O $780, ll:JO a. $780,
4.l5. $50. ~ D.
Trenton tor NeTYork OF LEO G:35 805 1915 m
l2l5, Ole. $50, 800 p.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $50 m.
l:O D. trains um New-YOrk the 1.3O, a.
trains from Philadelphia, Sleeping he
II O'Clock midnight trains rom both NewIOrG and Phas
yhia.
SUNDAY TRATNs-Leave New-York and Philadelphia at
g.3n q. M. $50, ~ y. m.
Tickets sale iOot of Lher st., 500 and 50
Broadway the principal hotels all Offices Of the Erie Rail
way New-fo ork aHd Bro1Nyu. and n No. 1 CouTts,.
Brooklyn. Baggage checked from residence destination
Il 4 L..n nL.a ArDnI
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
NEW- -YORK and long BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Trains leave for perla Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove &c, al 7s5, .. ll;iJ A. M, (. D. m.
ON ai.er June - three additional trans, each way will
be run between New York and Sea Grit ~ which viii be
express making stops between New York and Long
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
MAY ID 1877.

Trains Leave Long Island City as follows: ,..,,..
For CreenpOTt Harbor. Rverhead, ana intermediate
stations at s44, 9OJ A. IN, 800 s:'o p. M
For Patchogue etc, at 9:O3 a. z 445 523 p m sun
days, 9:lJ a. .. ooo ,,oo n ,ot
AS 523 COS D. NJ. Sundays 915 a m, $3.50 =. m.
Port Jefferson etc. at 10 m, $3.50 500 p m sun
For NorthpoTt etc. 10 $50, 42i, sos, s42 p m
For L6cust Valley Glen Cove s44, IL 80
q 3:3O 42I 5:Oj, GAP D. Sundays, $50 M ESQ m
For Itockaway Beach etc. at o. ll30 424 p n sun
days, 9.l5 a. ~. l3O D. $500 "a. ~
For kOckaway etc. at O. ll30 a z $780, fZ4, Duo
7 y. M. Sundays 915 a. m, l:30 635 p m
For Flushing, College Point WhitesOnc, Great Neck Gar
den CITY Hclnpstead intermediate stations small
time and time cards at all principal hotels and under
mentioned Ticket Offices. - ,,..
Ferry boats slip ~ " 30 minutes and Thirty
fourst r.. 10 minutes before each trat ON Sundays
from Thirty -iOurtll-st. only.
Ticket Offices in NEW.YORK at James Slip and Thirty
fourth ferries the offices VI Westcots Z! l. TX Co.,
place 7s5 Broadway, 9i2 Broadway Grand Centra!
Depot Forty second s. In BROOkLYS, 333 Washington
ST. BROOKLYN, f.. d.. 10 FOurthst.
y purchasing tickets any Of the above oces baggage
can be checked from residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
DOR HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.

Il FIELD, WHITE Mot , lAlNS MON REAL AID IN
ternediate points Steamers leave Pier - T. r.. daily
DAYS exCepter at and III m. connecting with special
tFlius a. NewHaven FOR Hartford Springfield SC Tickets
sold and baggage checked 80 gif Prpagay. York and
C0uttst. Brooklyn ESCnsOn 10 New Haven an return,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Ferry station Ncw-i ork, foot ~ Liberty ~.
Commencing Hay II, lS71-rraIDs leave as follows:
G.3J a. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Beyldefe, Mauch
Chunk, Tamaqua, Mkesbarre, Elmra.
S:i5 a. n.FOr Eas6n Harrisburg, MaBch Chunk, Tama
qua, Wkesbarre, Wliamsport,
1918 n 1870 in.-fOr Somerville and Remington
] p. m.-For FlemngtOn East0D, Mauch Chunk. Wilkes
barre Tsmaqta. HazefoD ea-ing PJtsylc Harrisburg
D. For E.sion, .iydert, and Catasauqua.
530 D. ni oaiy-Fur Eason AnentOwn, aud Harrisburg.
$50 p For EastOn.
For trains - local points time table al stations
SUNDAY TEAlNS-Iseaye at $50 a. m. IL y. ID. for
Brook intermediate points, and at $50 M. Tor
"a ton, Reading, and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
Jnsirnrtion.
Country,
| Country.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies' &
| 4 f,,na MISS EMILY NhLSoN


Country.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for yoqng, , ladies' ADJ
u Br,asevort Coma Address MISS EMILY hhLsoN.
UOME CLASS, Boonton, N. j., ono hour
VII anS sueae sn With s"s her
number o1 s tsacher T Unusually Seau and pleasant
surroundings and carriages for d1y eTsc,ss pony
for horseback riding Address Mrs. NJ. =. hiS
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, N. y f,mMo hoard
ing pap Circulars a, THoMAs s1wr p1neips $50
KEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IN sauEertIes ~ y. .,,ou ,,,r.,.
school reODen' Il ES tx
DEEKSKTLL IN. W MILITARY ACADEMY.
For cirsaIars address the PRINCIPALS Col CHARLES J.
WRIGHT A. NJ ROBERT DONALD, A M: :--
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. y. both
n ssc w.rm months send for circniar VIII BASNIsfEk
or. CLEMENTS's HALL Ellicott City, Md.
- An established High School Win sencpi % o. S Ner
Of Science in tho College proper: III. u + I'm,
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.-Ten miles from
prpIna under the care Friends gives TO both ssIes
alike and scientific courses tor
on @ noai5 Washing use OF books &c, $3.50 year No
sIIs sGsrss For Ca,aSssG aEs N sypE M GAGin a.
Premdent swarthmore college, Delaware Co.. Penn.
V'HE MISSES NOTT's English and 4 Frensh n e s;1
i Family and Day SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, 80 ran
ST.. New.Ifaven, Conn. reopens sept. "a
WEST END INSTITUTE.-Mrs. S. l.. Cady's
w boarding school for Young ladies, SewHaven Conn,
Young MEN privately Fitted f for To;S College
f. HOFFMAN,. StOrkbrdge, MAS.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Il for mai ing intcl healthy. Christian men
RENJAAIN MASON. Box No. 6Jt fonkets n =.
OSE FORT EDW ARD INSTITUTE, New
DOO. Yorks56 for sprng torn OF Is weess
% Regular studies chosen Address Principal
SSS PER QUARTER (no extra charges 61i for
epOe) young and boys at SHORTLIDGES MEDIA
ADENS. Ten nstueors-two graduates OF ale Cooge
speca individual for both advanced and back
ward pupils Recommended by M. Bsyard Taylor Judge
Van loesen, ard others. open all summer: hena has
seven churches and tempe ance charter. Address
b. e. SHORTLIDGE Harvard A M, MOCHA rem.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED to PURCHASE or LEASE, at
w about one-quarer its value, good SCHOOL PRoP-
furniture, aud apparatus well located Ad-
dress j. LANE Elizabeth, N j.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

~ RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing May IA, 1871
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. H., and Northern Express with drawing
room Rochester. 80,
1910 a m. SPECIAL Chicago Western Express with
drawing Canandagua, Rochester, Bliao and
Niagara Falls.
IliOa NJ. Northern and Western Express with drawing
to Saratoga
rives at Buffalo, 7:lO n
GOO D. m. Express with seepngcars tor Waterown anu
Canandaiua Also. Montreal via PlattSburgh.
$50 D. m. Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
ana Chicago, Montreal via ~. Adams.
HOO p M. Express, with seepnsearS FOR Albany ana
Troy.
way Trains as per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale at
90 36 and Broadway and Westcott Express Co s
Offices NO Park place. 7S5 ana 9i2 Broadway, NewYori
and 333 " ashinstOn-st. BrJOklyN.
a R. MEEkEk. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
-NNs saHH
pitts FL iyayue
Morris and Esse,

Pitts. Fl Wayne 90
Chic Cd
100 ..hc. 90
Sc T., X & & y Pref
200. be. "a
Ohio and Miss
lOo...bcs5. b
200. IA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.


The OF the classes Will be held at the College
Buidiug. Madison aud Forty ninth RI, beginning
MONDAY. May u. at $3.50 A.
The examination candidates for admission win begin
NEDNESDAI. June g. al $50 q.
which al Canudacs requested 10 present them
selves.
Commencement az the Academy of Music on WEDNES-
DAY June l3 1t 7:30 p.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
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RoUTECTrans leave NewYork, via DesbrOsses and cOrt
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