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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20

COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
win be held at the college Building 49hst and Madison ave.
commencing on WEDNESDAY, June o. at $50 o'clock a.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION 10 any one OF the
Eve in the -
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering Civil Engineering. Meallnrgy
Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology and Paa0nt0Ogy
will be held at the School Building 49ths and 4thaye on
Friday, June 2, al 9:30a. m.
Examinations OF the several cassesin the Academic Depart
and In the SchOOlof Mines Will commence on MONDAY
May 20, at $50 0. IN
FREE TUITION.
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and IN
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES is offered 10
persons unable 10 the usual ices i0r instruction. on e
following conditions tOwit; -. 49,, !. :, 1870,
Tbe applicant must that he desires TO be admitted
10 free tuition Of presenting himself for e1aina
lion. --.,o.... A.. "a. otro,,,.,o,oos ana
ene him 10 this privilege hBheu ny SUING
lie must exhibit proficiency In every subject OF e3amin
alton expressed by number 90 of scale IN winch iVo
q He must maintain subsequent admission standing
failing which he viii be liable 10 forfeit his privilege
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY,. JUNE IL
AT 1890 A. NJ.
F. A. p. BARNARD, LII. d.. President.
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 25 East
~ 29th-st Preparation for college
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rVHE SCALPEL, Nos. A and 40. Edite

he OOAlI we uhu 1'' A>NiNNo ~
Il Edward II DIXON, NJ. d. Contains:
TORAC co: Its influence the nervous SYSTEM
SUICIDE AND CIVILIZATION: Classification OF the
THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION By injecting nitrate Of
silver, SCalpel No. Al, 25 ceu,s.
No45-TOBACCO, continued. HEARING CHILDREN
PHYSIOLOGICALLY waxing up tossing; rocking; caTy
rules for mothers This article should be written in
letters gold and hung up in every nursery III the land
RETENTION OF THE PLACENTA, with insru.
for its removal by the Editor with plate Every coun
try surgeon and physician should read it.
CONSTIPATION are injections babitualy used huItiul
TO bowels substitute.
should read II and every teacher and lecturer No
40 25 cents the Editor 30 jaye. Office hours
from to 10 H., 2 TO and 5 to 10 p. M
ORGANIC LAW of the SEXES.-Physiol-
W ogcal Marriages Natural INSTINCT directs the Choice
Positively Negatively Electric Proof that Life If Evolved
without Effect Of Tobacco; Influence OF PhOsphOc
Diet Structure, NacOcce Arrest Of
Development other Diseases which impair Vitality Cir
Healthful Maturity: II Prevents Disease TWO Methods
in the Selections An Unexpected Cause OF Mental
Physical Decay II Consistent with the Preservation OF
Health to Limit the Increase Of Family
Modern Treatment Of these Diseases from Lectures
private surgical class by Edward H. Dixon NJ d., Ed
tor OF The Scape No 20 5thave. 40 pages % cents.
seape In volumes of 900 pages neatly bound FOR
the library, SlS.
the whole race" Horace Greeley Review Of Woman
and Her Diseases - .
Dr Dixon audience for himself by the strength
of the bOdness Of his views His great expert
his profession will always give weight what he says
His read with profit Boston Traveller.
Dr. Dixon is a OF the greatest capacity 10 teach
Every page is weghy with knowledge and experience
NeW.YOrk Daily Times.
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Gelu i0anteo

uELP WANTED-FOr general homework;
country village city; family OF seven American
English Swede preferred wages SO Can at $50 bFoad
way, Room 10.
Immediately, a middle-aged, Pro-
w testant, FrenchSwlss woman as maid 10 traye, IN
Europe best references required AuCess MIS- WILLIAMS
Newport, Il. l., T.. .. Box 80
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3nstrnetioii.
For Young Ladies-City.

MIR. and Mrs. j. H. MORSE would take to
VI tho seashore boarding pupils for the snmsI sn Dg
younr ladies references William Culion Bryant pvnl
William Curtis Address Mrs J. Ii. AoksE Hyanhs folt
Mass, or 1857 Broadway.
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Conntrn propertn 90 fet.

Gonntrn IJroperin % Let.
A M0rrisana, 20 minutes from 42d-st., a finely
~ ocatodOn hill modern house furnished Orunurnlshed
year; range water 100 IT, 'front.' lawn shade
sc: moderate Apply to BLEECKER son. lS9 8rOdy
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for n small
~ family; with city aud country conyences tent low 60
good tenant. j. H. DENISON, this Office, or 100 Beleye
ave. Newark, NJ.
A ADVANTAGEOUS for home, or school, or
~ Enthusiastically pleasant locations near Sound
auck transit an hour WaSt; tine large house
let or sell (bar GAIN. Address WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
Tribune ONCE.
COTTAGE and five acres at GarrisOn's,
~ opposite West Point. Address FISHKILL SAVINGS
BANK
EASY ACCESS-City aud country com
IL bned-Searest desirable suburban locality, on best
line travel lower New York. only 40 minutes several
express cheap fares growing ne4ghDOhOOd house
has eight SLEEPING halls and pdZzas, water,
bath closets heater tubs; large garden WIN vines
fruits ower lawn and shade will let nj $50 formerly let AT
West Elizabeth Improvement Company 0fice
Passenger Depot Central Railway OF New-Iersey.
Two RENT-(S100 for Summer seasOn)-GoOd
house. furnished, ten rooms good water shaded lawn
garden fruit aud horse desired good roads pleasant
aud healthy Address ROELIF ELTlNGE. New-Paltz,
Ulster County. y. y.
TVO LET-At Passaic, n. j., a handsome
i COTTAGE with ten rooms and bathroom stable room
for one location IN the city two minutes from
fENO LET-A nicely furnished country seat at
Il Fishkion. Hudsoni fifteen minutes from Hudson River
railroad Depot house contains thirteen ro0ms kitchen
closets &C. nine well rted fine river
reasonable to good tenant. APP
ply TO address JAMES T. BRETT, Matteawan. ~ y
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.
CROSBY ST. PROPERTY, near BrO0me, will
~ be very low party able 20 pay 5000 or s5oU0
in CASH might Exchange for Brooklyn house. rutland
& WHITING, BeekmansL
TOR SALE-WaterfTOnt for refiners, cheml.
cal works, factories, &c. Large blocks with oukhead
waterfront also for dwellings For sale low on easy
terms Apply r. \. YOUNG engineer 20 Exehangepaee
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
OrNn pnpoII RpTTE

HOUND BROOK KOU
$780, FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. ,o q
Leave NewNork for Trenton and Phiadeph az o0V
Trenton, 0' N' '''''
Philadelphia from alta lion North Pennsylvania raul
1870, $50. $50
Leave Trenton for at Except Monday 63J,
SCJ. 1920 q. m, 1918. 2:l5. i:lO. G:l5 p
Pullman Ora wing Room Cars attached 10 the $50 M
$3.50 M trains ilom lork TO the 1880 m l;3O D. H.
SUNDAY TRAiNs-Leavo New.York AMI Philadelphia az
Q3O n m 5:3O ION N Leave NCw-IOTk Tor Trenton at $50
a. M 530 D. m leave Trenton ct l.20 1920 $40 M
Tickets Tor sale al foot OF LbcrysL, Nos 129 and ~
Broadway at principal hotels all offices O the Eric la
way in Now.Y and brooklyn aud AT No Courst, Brook
lyn Bapynpe chcckcd from residence TO destination
80 H. l.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRg. Saturday. Ma,

EKw-YoRG. Saturday, May ls, 1874
The following sales were held at the p,
change salesroom to-day:
Bg BGek,ret & Rlkpr.
zIo,s n East 77thst. 200 IT Of 5tlave, each 25x
lO22 y l. Bradley .............. .... -'N sos Az
- BIZ Richard " HdTneu |-'bee
o;dstory building with LOT. No 253 West g7fhs;na
2,5,t OF sth-ave lot 25r9l6; Ann p ana sarah
3s0ry brick building and 2stoay frame dwelling WV
mouse with lot $ West 53dst, $50 re c OF lOths
ave- lot 25xl00; Ricl'd PBetts..............,, ooo
BIZ {. j. Lyon. WV
4-sory brick dwelling house with lot on 9Th ave NJ
cor III l3Oth-st, lot 16.sx75; Annie w Gould -, gnr
Bp Gerard Bstts v"
lots East 76th-st 200 Il Of Cd ave each .ot Ok.
lU22i Fred Meyer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ia
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TTHE MARY POWELL VIII make the INST
Il regular trip Of the season on "WEDNESDAY May ~
leaving Vestry St. Pier 80. N. II. DAILY Ut $3.50 D. TO-
JS0 MILES for 10 CENTS.
LcO Citizens Line-Troy boats-Stateroorns only u J
berhs 5 cents LIST class fare 30 cents New palace steam
ers Saratoga" aud Cy Of Troy" leave daily except satur
day, from Pier 40, N RI foot Of LerSysL sure
with sins for all points North EAST hn
West. Stste-roOms and through tcksts at DoppS EA
PRESS. 9aA broadway, N. T., and Courtst- NooklIn'
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I TITLE GUZZY.
Another bright book by the author OF
"HELEN'S BABIES

Ready this week one brightest chenest Jes books
Of BTmniDg with hunOI pahOs and interest
pages with 90 illustrations Pnce 81 paper COW
and 81 80, cloth bound.
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Afw publications.

A. NEW LIFE OF CHRIST.-PHILO-
IN CHsTUs "Of all the Lives Of Christ that have been
noon Price So Sold by all bookseller Mailed, postpaid,
by the Publishers, ROBERTS BROTHERS. Boston.
"CHIMES OF NORMANDY."-Al the
" vocal and piano gems Of this successful oDeTa
Waltz GalOp Polka 30 cents; PotpOurl
CWarren 70 cents Legend of the Bells 30 cents Waltz
Song" 35 &c authorized editions are published
by DIISON az co, I'll and S43 Broadway
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9uStrnCIlou.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS!
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN. l,23S Broadway, New. York.
copy advertisement when asking for estimate or 10
firm
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6iinations Wantco- females.

GTEWARDESS.--As stewardess on any Of
~ for South American ports West
indies Address by mail. ]. p, 44O Unionst Brooklyn
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-By a respectable girl as
~ thorough seamsress and chambermad would do wait
Ing small family any assistance beat references.
Call tSo days, 334 East 2stst
WASHING.-A woman wishes an engage
w go the day TO do washing or ironing
capable of any kind OF homework. lOS lOth-ave.
WASIIING.-A respectable woman wishes
w work by day or week washing ironing or house
work. Can be seen at 24l West S3d.st.
WAITRESS.-A first-class English Protest
w ant waitress is thorough in dnEg best of refer
enees. 366 6th.aye, near 23dst. hfst floor.
WATTRESS.-By q very neat and tidy young
w woman frsfcass waitress in private family under
stands OF silver and making salads Il capable OF filing
mans place has excellent city reference. Apply at
BEDELLs, $40 4th-ave.
WAiTRESS.-By an active girl as waitress
does object chambcrwork; highest testimonials
city country Call at COZ Gthave Between 35th and 36th
SITS. first floor.
WAITRESS, &c.-By Protestant young wO-
w highly respectable and well recommended as first
class waitress cleans silver makes salads in the best man
take mans place understands her business thor
Oughy will do chamberwOk and waiting city country
Call at 800 4thave. near 24th.st. W. H. BUCKE, Propr
III VESTRY-ST., Primary School No. IL
I'll Two girls situation. good cook washer and
irOner ana the other Chambemad and waitress IN pri
yate family best OF reference
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Gituations Uarte0-- mIGlss


A BAKER-First-class hand on bread, cake,
Call address f. F., baker No. "a Hesterst NewYor,
GOOK.-A cOl0red man as frst-class cook;
hotel restaurant cry country good city reference
Address C. W. UPTON, Uptown Tribune Office 23s Broad
TOACHMAN, GARDENER and USEFUL
" MAN.-By a German Protestant, single man, age ~
years. take Of and drive horses w milk and take
:, RK HOUSE OF EMPE3YMENT, los 6th,ave, near
9th.st.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By respectable
~ yolng man experience city country driving; under
stands proper treatment Of fine horses and car
ragrs wiling 10 make himself generally useful cy or Gonn
try has the best Of reference Address h. Uptown Tribune
Office, 1888 Broadway.
~ ARDENER.--By q married man; English;
~ children; thoroughly understands the culture OF
greenhouse plants sdaPees fru no%ers ana 1o9
J.. b., Tribune Uptown Office, l,238 broadway.
JANITORIAL respectable man and wife (nO
~ family janitOr would take OF gentlemans
house during the best reference. Address T. Co
81 East 6Olh-st.
USEFUL MAN COOK and DAIRY.-By a man
- and WIFE, age u years, with no children man car do
farm work, plain gardening MILK Tc cattle ard horses,
drive &c wife is very good cook and hIstrate butter
maker and ben ye T2d 6GsE oF en-
PLOYMENT. lOs 6th.aye. near 9thst
EVANTED-EmplCyme on a farm, by an
w experienced youre man (AnerCan best OF reference
be given Address S. E. HAMPTON. l67 Tiilary-st
brooklyn l. l.
NVAITER.-By Protestant young man as
w nrstcass waiter six years best CITY
last epace thoroughly waiting in all its branches
very his person and work SOBER honest and
oblgng country city. call at $50 4thave, near 24tbst
W. II. BUCKE, Proprietor.
NAITER.-A Chnaman situation as
or address WAITER No. IS East S7tst corner Parkave.
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steamboais ano RAILROADS..
A LRANY. 30

ALBANY. BOAT, PEOPLES LINE:-Th,ee
fsgaPf PR I ST. oay sSndnys
81 Sc keK sE2EGh A and p
and NJ sses o for 'no 81 and B1oosyn
BTokg transferred free by a. ALBANY AND
rs fnIs.s II So ,ae' q u91H' -'e' e1-.-0
RRIDGEPORI, and all points on Hogsat Toni.
~ and NausauGk Raroads ISIe s s S so NJ
aud Bridgeport at Il D. IN.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave NewYork from foot OF Desoro'ses and cortandI
Washington Columbus cpcTna n ,hS ES
south Pullman Baltimore to Newark, o., :and
Ioo NJ iOr washington and The West and the South via
washington making close connections for psbuTg Gi1
punan cars Baltimore to Cincinnat, Louis Pitts
burg ana IiS W Hr WASHINGTON The south ana West Pull
secPers from New York to BGi.m0ra and WSsnng1n
Louisville ST. Louis columbus Piltsbureh the sonta ana
natl Washington win trains for Lynchburs
Florida New. Orleans andthe sOuinr c, s,o ~.
aradwaV YewYorE aud ticket Offices foot OF corandt
ASK FOB TICKETS TI 4 p BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" Ferry Station in Ncw.York. foot OF Iibertyst
commencing Nov. o. lS77-1rans leave as follows 49,,
c SS raaa ESr f%S2 E &c o az
s a. Hfor H@h Bridge Banch Eason Harrisburg
Mauch CHUNK. Iamadua Hazleton "HhesOmIe' 9oi""'o'
1915 and i30 mIFor somervle ana Pemng,omi
Wrkesbarte scranton, Tunkhannock Tamagua Hazetou'
Reading, POttSyile Harrisburg &c. o,d
Mauc hunk. Connects AZ Junction with d. L. ana w ~ i"
$50 y. IN. daily For IasOn, Allentown and Haffhoufs
S5 n:FG dc Ea so,, see table at stations
sUNnAY TRAfNs-LeSys at $50 S M ~ p M i Ior
EastOn. Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy REQ Bank Long Branch
stages connect at Msitawan station g and from KEY
PoIt1. and at Squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
i connections Leave foot Of Libertyst, Tor Freehold I"
S:l5 ll45 q. H., 4, 5lj ?. N.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsat0nlc
and Naugatuck Railroads Fare, 81 steamer Brldgepor
leaves atharne slip daily Sundays excepteU ~ IioV D. Ill.,
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ERIE RAILWAY
II ARRANGEMENTs OF TRAINS, taking eject May

y n
room coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge -,
(Daily)-Fast 81 Louis Express, arriving NJ Buhao
S:l5 a. ~ connecting with fast trans 10 The West anu
west Pullmans best dawinsrocm sleeping coaches To But
falo.
coaches through 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fas Clnc
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dng cars 10
Chicago.
Z D. m.-Emigraut train for the West
Triins leave Chambers street Depot New:Nork lot m
Newark $50 $780, ll:3O. BID, Ilj bl3, 6:l5, l5O
aud II midnight Saturday nights only sundays vlo
RGhrriud Park ami PGssaic, g. 745, 10. 1915 m. II
noon AJ Stj; 80 5l5 O. 6'O - 10 p MI ~ miGnighI
Paterson. q, Gij 74j $3.50, TO- 1915, llJO NJ II noon
LAO s. 5l5 3i5 AZ - $50 5:1 q oiI Ply < a. No.
l:45, $50 7. IN. and ~ midnight. 60
SufeIE g. 1iJ 1915 l:ij, 3i5 ., O, m, II mia,
night sundays u, $780, 1915 m lao. $780, p m ana IL
Cornwall 7iis. a. m. 80 43O p. m. Sundays, $50 m
Warwick. 7:45, 1915 a IN. 80 p m e,o- -
EondOu and Kingston. $40 y. NJ sunday 500 r. M
Goshen. 100. 7:ij, 900 1915 m $780, sd 45O' i:OO p
III. sundays GOO, $3.50, 1915 o. m, $50. 200 p NJ. o 49,
MiddleOwn, 7:45 300 lO:l5 a. IN. 34j $50. 700 =. m
Sundays, $50 1915 nl $3.50, 200 T. NJ Inc t1O a IN,
and 4:5O T. trains connect with NewlOk anu Os"tSO
Midland r. H., al Main.st.
Port Jeryis 345 900 io:l5 M $50. 0:OO 700 Sun.
DAYS. $3.50, 1913 A. M. $3.50 and 700 y. NJ. -, -
before 900 p M Twenty hrst fifteen minutes carrier
than above time trains leaving Chambertst on quarter
hours leave Twenty nrdst thiTy minutes earlier bots
leave Twenty hirst az $40 and 1870 D. H., connecting MN
trains leaving Chambersst at 1870 D. H. aud l2OO NIT
night -, -. ,
Tickets passage and for apartmcnts in drawing room and
obtained ana orders for the checking
and transfer OF baggage De lett at the Companys ohce
Nos 23y 4Ol 529 or 9j7 broadway N " NO COuftsI,
Rro1klyn, at the Company dcpOt-.
Express Taus from the Vest arrive In NeWl OtK NJ 40
I" "' mo a. ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent, New-York.
NORTHERNsRAILROA OF NEW-JERSEG.
Trains for EnglewO0d Closcr llermont ana Ls,k
Saturday nights only at ll:JO g. III sundays V'Vo H.
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Gfdrners.

A TEACHER of ten years experience a col
~ graduate principal Of an academy In ms ntae
agement for september Address lEAChfl
care s. HartShOrn, ass Broadway \. "
A GRADUATE of Yale, with two years cx-
"A pcricnc wishes engagement can instruct III he
classics higher mathematics or English branches nat
furnished. Address W. BOX 6l8 Norwich Conu
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY, No % UniOn.squaTe. recommends PROBES
EORS, PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS, TUTORS and GOV
10 i,{ds md tnnsrvaiories. POSITIONS promptly
filled in any department of instruction. Apply TO Miss NJ j.
YOUNG, No. % Unionsquare, Broadway side
GOVERNESS. "A young lady of experience
aud French understands kindergarten would accebi posi-
ton nursery where treated as member OF lam
two weeks a. L. Tribune Uptown Office LBS broadway
MUSIC and PAINTING.-A lady with many
or near the city the above for few days weekly Ad
dress NJ A. Tribune Office.
VHE vaedictoriaii of one college and a
Harvard senior Of very high rank desires ssi,3alo as
very best references TUTOR. Cambridge, Mass
ITO TOURISTS.-A young teacher (Engllsh)
IL speaking French and German hueny desires 70 act as
secretary companion TO Isly visiting rams A"ess D.
TVEACHER'S BUREAU, 67 West 35thst.
Il Reliable Agency Foreign and American teaeheIs iIr
schools families Mrs Mitchell principal speaks French
German and Italian
TNEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges reliable
teachers wanting engagements next session should apply now
forms for stamp JW ScheTmerh0rn Sec 80 - l4ust1N1
TI'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
Piled with good positions Now Is the time 70 Apply LOT
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. T. COTESWORTH P!NCK'
NEl Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
tent instructors, without charge ~ Unohsq Htha'esue'
NY
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR
BOSTON

BOSTON
And all points East, via Newport and Fall River.
Mammouih Palace steamers BilsTOL aud PRONlDENCE
leave New YORK daR from foot OF durray-st.
SUNDAY TRIPS / from II
T. NJ : % To september =, Inc. Ilcr
Leave BrookIyn, via Annex" boat at i:3O y. IN.
Tickets and staerooms all principal hotels and
" ' ~ " BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GEO /. COSSoR General Passenger Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL New Jersey southern Railroad CummcncinR May rs,
1873 steamers vii. leave NrWlOrk, Pier :, North RIVER
foot Of RecOrs connecting At sandy Hook with trains Tor
Long Branch $3.50 q. III. ]. ! and y. ~.
cd and Toms River $50 q. IA. ana p M
Cedar Crcck and WafrtOWn $3.50 O. M. and l. y IN.
Barnpgat and TuCkcrton ) T. IN.
Nueland, Brdgeton and Atlantic cry y IN
Pnladelphla and PcuIbertOn anu D. ~
""n""' io s WM. 8. SNEDEN,
Manager.
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T EIYGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ! AIsRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
is-7 drpoIs Of COurandt and DesbrOsse sts
n C:3O p n Night Express daily for ha.lon bethlehem
Chunk. Wikesblrrey Plttston SayIe FL
mira Ithica Auburn. Rochester Buhato Niagara rams and
'i' "''" N6B'T II. SAYRE Supt and Ensr
Church aud COuTtlandt sta
Ii. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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Eau Schools

VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, 2 years
Graduate tor degree OF DC Ii wears Fall term
opens Sept. 26 Address Prof WAYLAND New'HaNoh' u
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Lbertyst Tor Freehold al
gI5, Has a. H.. 4, 5lJ y. N.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

~ French. spanish and German thoroughly taught by
exrerenccd professor Rapid uaIaneed To those
earnest cali OF address PROFESSOR, 81 East 3Othst
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FEW YORK ondL LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Perth AmbOy Red Bank, Long Bfan'!
81 ., ll:iJ, a. H., 4, 6l5 o. m
Stages Mattawan Station 10 anu IRON, NH
pOI,I. and at Soua and from POINT PLEASANT
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EOOk, WASH and IRON.-A respectable
" young good plain cook and nrstcass laun.
dress country preferred; good references 1873 6haye
lnN L. I.ai
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GOOK.-A smart, active Protestant woman
~ rsiclass cook in private family understands soups
meats, pasre, and take charge of milk and butter
country preferred good references. 1873 6tlaye above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20

STEWARDESS.-As stewardess on any Of
~ the coaswe steamers for South American ports or West
Indies. Address by mail J. P 440 UniOnst, Brooklyn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-03-13
a FARM
FOR RENT OR SALE

II WILL RENT OR SELL MY FARM,
L one mile North of AIorristown or L
will sell 100 or $50 acres of the same.
The land is good-well timbered and
watered-with good improvements, and
an abundance of
Choice Fruits, Of all kinds.
There are about 175 acres of cleared
land.
! will also sell 300 acres of excellent
land, lying in the beautiful Beams
Station Valley" 10 miles from Morris
town, 81 miles east of Beams Station,
and 2 miles east of Tatc's Spring. The
land is well timbered and we'll wateFed
with running streams and springs of
limestone, freestone and white sulphur
water. About $50 acres cleared, and
much of it set in clover and blue grass.
Apply to me, at Rutledge, Tenn, or
to w III. Lane, on the Morristown farm.
jan 30-tf C. G. SMITH.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-03-13

- A proposition has been made
to issue a large number OF United
States bonds Of small denominat on
say of so and 100 dollars-bear-
ing four per cent. interest and put
them on sale among the common
people Of the country. This strikes
us as an excellent idea. Nearly the
whole of the national debt would
probably, In few years, be bought
up by working mo-. all of whose lit
tie savings being placed in these Sc
curities for safe keeping. In that
way our great public debt could not
be used to Cypress the people, as it
certainly will be if The present man
agemenC is continued. \ few men
must not be allowed 10 control the
financial affairs Of this Union. We
want no purse.pread aristocrscy here
and we are very much mistaken
in the temper of The people If such
thing is ever permitted.