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IVO PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

the Weekly and semi Weeky is.nes Of TN THhiSr
have enlafer size. and greatly improved in TO-
large number Of subscribers have s cheap and durable
binder. wherewith 70 pr1 serve Their paisIz.
yHF Las supply % PAIENI BiNBii-
preparea meet ti1- They
30 COtl convenient neat 1nd durable and VII
subscriber. bv chsT T4d bT fhe Yur
chaserl viii De- delivered - TTOuue Pubs atn Nflce
receipt Of 81. AddIcss TIE THIHI+E ser fnIf.
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Coryorcicn Notl,cs.

DROPOSAIS for G. GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
i rud CRDC CEEEN. %il bo received rs thr Department
ni Charities Corrections Hru April lrl-. Iur full
parirnlITs Tie cts Record for ,c 90 No. CTS Hal
DROPOSALS for HAY, OATS, STRAW and
FEED viii be fecc!y,d by the Fare Hopa-mt n' uutll
A1ri lgI- For iiH parcuira Tie CIV RECORD
80, = M. CITY Hail.
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ALVIN J. JOHNSON q son.
j G~ss' jog s-.-f.
PnIllI.llL. nl s.IHI II.I -
G.l PER ANNUM. 80 cents per number.
THE PENN MONTHLY.
APRIL lc55

THE MONTH-Fuf0,e before the Conference. D.ssafs-
fsrfi0U II ne lesser EsDual.- Lancashire
tbe Rsstrc;l0n of the Indian Cotton Nanu.acIcs 10
XIII ana CARDINAL Newman The BiaBd hL ana D. iund
the Debt WOds Tariff Bill Regulation Of tiy CHARITIES
CKRA2Ic ART AND ART CULTURI,-Jarues Joseph
Talbot. 2jl.
SONE CAUSES OF PAUPERi-A AND THEIR CURE
D. o. Kellogg. 2G7.
THE HARVARD EXAMINATIONS FOR WOIEN-
Professor ChaTlrs J. Dunb1f, 81 Harvard. pa.
THE LANGUAGE OF,iAaEC IS-Fton the German. 2f,a.
ART WEAVING AMONG THE ANCIEN 1S-FloIn Tie
German oi Professor kun-T. nelson Dale 502.
SYNONDSS " RESAISSANCE IN ITALY" SO.
MN BOGKs-J.unugs'. Fiod Paths and Green Lane
TIE Honorable Fe;TaTd Warnss Bride Of the Rhine.
3l3.
BOOKS RECEIVED. 32O.
aud news agents generally or viii be
sent, POSTAGE fIee receipt OF price by
EDWARD STERN d 90, Publishers,
I'd :.
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rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED 2 Ute AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YoKH AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains daily. three Deuu,s IN
Philadelphia. two IN New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment aud Fastest
4 linc consistent with absolute safety
On and after November IL, lHsI
Express Trains lyea ok Desbrosses and Corr
landt ,lrtris FcIl!c, as follows:
1au s2u C31 huitcl II a. m. !, ., q, $50 !, $50
ana 0p ~ sunday 8. 6. $50, :, $50 anu p
Boat Of "IrOuyn Annex" connect with al through
al Jersey CITY, anOr,ing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel.
$50 ad Ii Unnited kNpgess. SO p nj . T. 5:S1. Z.
and 1:3j ANA IL IN dngit ON sunday $50 335, Z.
$50, y. M. 4, ,.3J p. IA, and IL midnight
Ticket Offices go and 044 Roadway, No As0r House,
foot Uf Dtsbrosses Curtland No CourtSL,
GLd BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot of Fulton St, Brooklyn
Nos. a. llU and lis Hudson ST. HOboken; Depot jersey
Ciiy. Eiugrant Ticket O!nce, NJ. . Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON |. p FARMER
eneral Manager. oen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
ID NTINORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.-
Lave SswYork froLr q Deshrosses and CoTiADat

and Bridgeport AZ II = u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Lave SeWYork frO foot Of Deserosses and CoT'A0oE
so g. n for Washington Cauuhas Chcaso and the West.
PicbmODd Chsrlesfoa and the soufh iAOugA fA- s~4e
sop N 0r washington the West sDd the sonth wa
Gerdonsyle- Pullman ear irom New oTk 70 ts.!lnfe ~
Was3gon making cio-e oanUectio1s toT f'issnfg IN
Louisville. and II LNus through Pullman fais
Baltimore CDcDnau and st Loas aaf hOm Washington
30 p "a daily ior washington south. and Wet Pan
nan seepeTs New York 80 Baltimore and Nsslngie
cose connections faf Chicago Cincinnati LolsNIl
- Ilris Pit;srureh the south ard Southwest Ifolgn
pullman fgon Baltimore GncrHat and lo1iSF con
Washington n tsns for IynchburE for1oa Ne"
FoT ibTvngI icksis please cali COmpanys Office SlS
Brshwsy, Sewf0rk and AZ teket oiaees loot oi O"Ht
srd D%.irossrs-sts ant depot JerseT CITY .~
Ask FOB TICKETs VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
REIiEOAH
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FsTTy station u y = eE i9rE ioet o. LeeTiSysL sS
ciun5 M raInaqus TT Ilsas5aI1 ar- &c coaDees
ss5 :. H-For Hgh Bridge Branch, EasOn. Harrisburg.
Naucb CnuBs Tan4GBz Hszleton, dkesbsrTe SeFanon'
io.l5 a n sSd 40 p mFor soneIvIe and F1eming1on
HfST FsInln gton Ls.iDn lsUcn Cnans Isl IHinslaa'
Rssdlng. POttsyllle, HErT1sbuTg dc ..- .
D. n-FOr Hgb Bridge Brzneh. E9sfon BeiSllsle IL
Msacb Chunk. Couuscts al Junction With D. l. and " l. H.
55U .. dAily yFor EasiOn, Allentown. and Harrisburg
E25 D. m.-F0f EssiOu.
fCSDAY TRAfSs-Leaye al 9@Oa ~. y ,. n ior
BoIDd Brooz aud n.erDssfe points, and al $50 y n Ter
Lsstoa. Esssilag. and EarrsDIs
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ TFa1Bs AHbOg BED Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove &C. at ll45. N :. 515 p n. n, ,f.y
POE1 and Al sgnan 70 aud from POINT PLEAsANE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
i eotnsetio1,. Ive ioo; II IIeIiy-st for Freehold at
s.l5 IlsBj . Il. & BIB .. Ia
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Il EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily
z AMnI,HnI,N,S rErTnnAL sNRI'P-Th
women, HFose; Opfning.

OWING g, ilr VERY GREAT DEIhNh Go. INVITA-
Tons aad o. frss Ios.ibi, io facilitate Inspection 81 .e
Hot. IN evening ir door- wiz d. 'iu 10 ALL HAN%G
TICkETs of AD3!Is ION ~ e. o'c,ocl J..
VIsITOis are PAATICU LARRY HIQU EsTI.D 10 'nlloa
tie ucof s econ indicated by the Iacerds n the
haIlwars,f The hotel.
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BETWEEN THE GATES. BY BESJAyIS P. TAYL1R I2rno
pp. Zg2. Chicago: ;. Z. Grggs Co

BETWEEN THE GATES. BY BESJAxIS P. T1YL0I l2m0
pp. 2g2. Chicago: ;. Z. GEggs & co.
The light feathery sketches III this volume
glitter with all the colOrs OF the rainbow and sparkle
with the reflection OF the morning dew. They
founded a day-dream Of delight during overland
Journey from Chicago 10 San Francisco, and Summer
residence In the yellow sunshine Of the Golden Gate.
MIR Taylor has prejudice against facts; he not
however, out OF his way to seek them; but every
thing that he with his eyes hears with his
eorifed with the touch Of his ninblc fances leaving
The reader in doubt whether he is ia California fairy
land. The hunter Of statistics will derive little
from his descriptions The emigrant in pursuit good
location, the trader in search OF market win not
ind the qualities of gudeboOk in these airy uOtaings
but the reader Of imagination and taste VIII delight Ia
the subtle alchemy which transmutes gold into beauty
and changes the facts OF life into ideal visions
Er Taylor detects the entertainments OF poetry in the
most prosaic experiences; the rises upon his path
with roster. dawn than he shines on the workingday
world and the dusty highways Of lie refreshed
with waters OF siloam and bloom with the flowers
OF paradise.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
6ienmboaie ano Rnllroaos

4 AlBANY BOAT, Peoples Line. One OF the
~ c!,c.ut steamers DEAN lICUMUND or II JOHN
w leave rIer A.! HOrh River, ovey week day at ..
ooruectiI Albany iaT al InS North ad West Tickets
r ~ pal hotels AMI all OF Ncscotts fNr'z oac,
u New oIk aDd Broosyn BOokn Passengers ir"IsirIied
frre lN o. AuDcA A" boats.
] ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
II via NewJ Jersoy southern Railroad. Ccmmonciug Octo
Der :, 1877. The steamer il 81 HoNT viii leave New
ir S North River O0Dt OF IoctOIs connecting al
sandy Hook with trains ior Long Erauc. Philadelphia and
River. II and l.. Nneand. Hldgeton, Egg
HaTIOr d., Il a. H.. Nalown Barrgat ami TuckrrGn
J.. %. W. = sNIDJN, General Managtr
DONDOIT and KINGSTON. landing at
Rt Newburr Pougikeeusie Highland Falls (West Poiuii
Curnwsll Marlboro. Milton E-opus ctiHg londou
with Ulster and i,aVarr and Waikiki Valley IaiituAa-
Thomas CoBtl end James ". BalN leave
4. Iron Iior - No:th River foot OF HsrusoBst
Troy BOATS -CITIZENS LINE. - Sure
connections with ~ railroad lines North Easf
entirely ana mGfuinceut STEAMBOATS, leave daily cycru
saturday, at In Pier 40, y. H. tnIi Lsrvt; f,ate
and nrOdgi ckets az n0dGs EX ga BroadW
-. T., aud C0Urts;, bfO0kvn
JOSEPH CORNELL, GenL supL
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L

For CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA. CENTRAL md
sou AMEEtCA- SANDWICH ISLANDS, NEW-ZEA-
LAND AUSTRALIA BRITISH tOLl MBlA. WASH
INGTDN TERRITORY ana OREGON.
sailing rom Pier foot Causi-sL. North River.
Fcr ne ISTN9.Vs OF PANAMA connecting for Central
aud ,aIth America
et- llsuip CltSf INT CITY, Tuesllv, Apui 2.
For ~A< EEANCI-CD ISrHMCs OF PANAMA
rtc.iu-iin COLON. .tuday.Aprl 10
Connecting Tor Ccit5ai and south Ameuca.
iIUrI San FRANCISCO 20 JAPAN and CHINA.
steamship CITY OF TOXIC. WEDNESDAY, Nav l.
francisco 10 sandwich Islands, Australa and
New Zealand
.-featl-i.p ZEALANDIA. MONDAY. ApIl- -.
Fuf passage apply CUnyaay's Ofice. No 8
3D.. ~ lorS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

WHITE STAR LINE.
~ UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENS Town AND IIk kEBPOOi-
N0t,e-Ihe Of this Line take ihc lane Routes
by Lieut. Mauiy {. = " oB both The outward
hHI,v arl voyages.
GERM NaiUtNal AlIli - A. NJ
RAl tnittay Ait H. h"oi
AUAIAI {, s'st Atl.i - a m,
FROM rIIE WHITL STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER
rsc steamers uniform In size and unsurpassed IN aP
tnutwert@ St4rs-roOrl.. and Batl
whore the noise aad nsO3on
least felt saorlue degree o comfort hitherto uHaaInab.e
RATEe-sa'oon. so and 500, god Return TcSets on
favorable terms. NtetraEc, --a.
Toy inspection plans and o;her information, apply the
COMPANY e Udicea, NJ. 81 BvUadway New ock
T. J. COKfIs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
THE 'ABBE TIGRAINE. BY FRRNASDo FABET. Trans
lated by The Rev. LEONARD WoOSEY BACON. lgmO. Up.
272 I. Whitaker.


272 I. Whitaker
AS an artistic work Of fiction, this story suf-
fcrs from the choice Of materials which furnished the
cdents Of the plot, and prevent from appealing to
wide range Of human eympaties. II IS in fact, devoted
20 the ecclesiastical politics OF portion OF the Gaican
Church, illustrating the influence OF clerical ambition,
clerical intrigue, clerical dupcity The evils Of making
devotion 10 the church preencs for the attainment of
selfish ends are embodied in the character OF the Abb6
Tgrane, an energetic and unscrupulOus ecclesiastical
dgnltary who had set his heart on the possession OF
the supreme pOnttcae. This parsonage who occupies
tile foreground Of the picture Is portrayed with good
deal Of effect The anhor has more than power
Of delneaton and certain dramatic skill in the arrange
ent OF incidents 20 suit the purpose Of his story In
movement Of the plot there is not little animation al
thou Oh tie impelling powers are not derived iron tine
passion Of love financial speculation. No woman
pakes her appearance upon the secne criminal
ates sensation by infringing upon social law and
tie deprayity Of man Is manifest only In presy cabas.
and the dark and subtle workings of ecclesiastical price
je translator has performed his task with vgor,
lot Tie aost part IN very good English.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

1HE CADET PUTTON. BY FREDERICK WmTIAKga.
I2no. w. S54. Sheldon d Co.
The life of the American soldier from ins
GaIehaHdbackEam g9yipate At West Point to lls CO.,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
6trdmboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and ali points on HonsaIonlc
ID and Nsuraiuek Ralr0zds Fare 81. steamer
Ieave- esp daily tsundEys eIceted si iiSo n
nd ErdxepJrf IL L H.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
miscellaneous.

TOR SAIE-Thc stock and fixtures ol q r.
tAI I-.t and .kor ~ tie Ir.nc !p. arts
H. hc c4iy W be- great stcIihcc. ia.unf se
prutfs further pafticulars address H. J. - iltulc
Uptown once, l,25s Hfoai"af.
IL LEATING'S COUGH LOXENGES are daily
~ recommended for tJu2n- Coils. Asthma ''c b' o.
Faciity. Tefimolil- f1n - most clnru may Jt -tA
ITce 90 per box. -oif hv aIl druggists.
Thoy contain opium preparation uirfrf
T.. FOlDLEA 4 CO., NcV-loIa.
-.rral Agents.
z AMOIROUX'S PECTORhL SIRUP.-The
great fT-n- remedy ioI fu f. toi- Imitation 81 tho
lIfost and al affections ~ f iuHg- owe 80 Y,ls o u
cIrasIug popularity gitt-f I'- u.rfIt
I.Tphtetl en'a hf 10 l-lse.-fs.
l.. IOi' il.l;A Is CO.. New oTt. A~cut..
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Neu pubIiratlons.
VIE CYcIOPTDIA WAR =

= n faser-- "a sr5rflz > sfED htTs Luke oh L l.
wANTED-sornsby5y 70 70 tie o.,sDos f 4S"nsD
Czto Priest against Outrageous sspsrsSns o u App
toa Co who having contracted with The Rev Di' y i
~ ,.ks mir eoz and -ooot rvr beginning 70 sna
a., s,sr.sf O. ne Rosn Cztsaoios AID be hsvng c0oe
;s ysszng 70 wei enable TIE AVIetous 70 osse o'
,lssuas O, volumes 0, III. "Bhghtd b0ok 70 kon2D-
ists-.ow IN order 70 SCI 20 PrOtesGis. uhe ApIlohs
bypscrijlesy and publicly charge tl's aee CD '-1ea
q, a.. .dn. ,,d oesro;ie foreign with Dot dong
ast hey etoyed him and engaged 70 DO o. IN common
,,lisnoe the Ayplsons virtually declare Issher oey -
x . h5uOug zoc 1I&11
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QedCnfrs.

GeaCnfrs.
IL wanting TEAC HERS. schools. or PHpil
y Itl,-fIu4al ilYn. ~. '.f' l'' -
li90ol Ia.arr.ag Iia DO c.s. safe sit'-'' 4-''-
4 YOUNG lady of experience rs teacher
~ would DO. p.tlon Cpt'lfr,- 81 ia t.4- enriai
lu g. fl4ny going abroad: Do i,nilntisi"A csc 30 S.e
and expense pr-t s.F r.'rIt-r A..itts > -. g.
Tribune Uptown Once. l25- Broadway.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AGENCl. 23 Iuou.Iu uaf'. rpi e., .ct'.- 'nl iaia
L. Win % orruriy c,iartiHut TfAChtE-. FAMINE d.
tending Co visit d. ar- Exposition -, BE- ac'.ili.l, !,
french !ars- FeLfl'uf tl VII a'l o. tuie ao l-''
Ilej,rs. AIyiy 10 M.-s M. j. i'i So.
CLOCUTION. Mathematics, Classics, English
brtusi.s faucrf c'gnirf CITY, experts Npm ffi,
al.i HalyaIi Anclrss o.. ""fi b4iIi-He
EDTCATIONAL BUREAU. 80 Uuion-square,
- SesA ~rileli,a male Tor tf1rhcfs sfAooH
AMI ianiie, ruFp .ed Yifh tT-to4ass Institution. ANNA
RANDALLDiLhi Manager.
~ COTFSWORTH PINCNNEY'S Agency
fof~CHDHfSauG TEAc cHi.l-. 30 luoi-,fi liit.sT,.
s.de = suppl sHl fcal o.. for any dr, frin,at nh
In-ii1rs -enf siarp for .IStior Torn ~uil-- fApo,
1nsles lti .at istrn"nr-, "-.lipii '-aTS"
rINEACIiER~ al known ability and character
rf0rf ts provided or fauI-. rchoois caisges; fsair
stamp JN -ehcfn~fhofn Sec, 30 - l4i!lsiNl
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For Young Ladies-Country.

TOT IOolIK ~ -17'11-8
HlNGHAMION COLitLDE an1 DV-'f,I-i' i. :. - ~, =.
- TOBY - Il ~ iW 80 = 70, - ~
number lzsi year =! ~ e1i,-. i;... i..,..'.,ta : =
5.1,.r., si,,ffA.tpy fo, yo-,,,o adiez.
4 ~ hbi. 7i''i'- - ~ t,.-.,.. 'l,,ss. 80,
~ 70 lsf"Eu. NoTlEguny o. Ifnh ~ ~
nual hessl0n Dsgnsgn ~ i-rDA = ~, 4e, -
Fili4 and Efalug H. y ) 1l...s li"l H.. 80 n pi,I
~ IL
E,Ol-iT.N iilj-i, -i.hi ~ ,-rt -,t "a = -
Nt Brdgrlpr conn Aa'i~e- AIH' f-'i4i,l p
HONE SCHODL i"r children; tFI"- low
d Adcrefs o.. Mo- v ~ u is--iu'ft. t',,i-
tNo.fV r,..,,.rt q,.,,,-to,yt, y ! "A hn4rdl % 2
=, ~ ~ - 1 ,i.r tIit.-- ~. ~ - ILicALF Pnu-
TRVr\G FFuAIE COLLEGE. Mechanic
- ~ i..,.f,' I.,,.ga ifo-r. az, - .,,
=, en-. & 3 - ,ref - "a ~ ~ J. r. Issf s. n pres
~ ''' --..
NILS WILLIAMS. SCHOOL. Worcester.
vi -. L., TIf--G raf,tf.- p.,- e...s,Isl adiro.i
so WIIIiAN- pf.Itilai.
rEfIEE NISST- MOTIFS ENGLISH and
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Eaw 5tbUots.

VALE Law school Regular course, 2 wears
Grrsf1ts torf-- Tor J gTes ~ f.iI vta- f.lf'rr
~. en. -pr ~ httIr-s plDf WAY SD See -.i-f .. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
h0rNp BE0DK ROrTE

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. "a o
jesse SewIofL foT Trenton and Philadelphia a ~ :
t5v ll.aO 90 3.sD $50. y aBc at p 'o io
Lave Philadelphia from station Sor Pennsylvania Yaii
road fiifd aus befss lGcj. 49, 80 l!5D a IL
l-5o. So 551 - .
trenton iof Sew YoIE az 20 except Monday e5'
3. 10 % a. tn.. -. g-I5. $40 bI5 IA.
Pullman Drawing attached 20 the go a N
20 train, tom Nes YORK. - TIC 750 a n l-5J N
from f1l.1.t u.,a-
eUEDAY TRAIS--Issss Sev-Y0rk ana ae.Pais a
a. L.. ~ D. "a Iave AsNl lreuilu - js
fI ..5 o. . s4.e Trenton a. ~. 4t-h q u tlN o. r
Tcset. i0r s4s foJt LseItys', Nos 5@s and ~
Tfra raf to trircl bOel-. a. oJcr- % III lre H.
wsy and BrJo. and a. 10 toursst. Brook
lf4 l.ec, .tI Isfc ieIae "a fiestD4fgu
D.. 2. BALDWIN. sen Pas, Agent
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9neirrCIlQu.

For BOys and Young Nen-Clfy.
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f1fu
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Tennessee es0l1
1000 ..-. 80
Iou...-na - con
I.Of-.---- f-
l."0O-..... -
A.0lO---..-. =
Bur { L & y 1t
S.Nei.-..--. SAX
= cent Isl con
2Oo0. ....-- 6Si3
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G.N0O-..--, ~
Morris s. Essey -
I.Uua- a---------ts
| Cen Pac. : : bCh
Loco Il .
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lWl-. y .V-
1.ult.--.---.!t-A
/ Union Pac 1T
3 tp1. so lnd
nln - TNsf. I.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

E'REEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
coneeOIs Liberty It, for Freehold ~
sII, Il:sJ .. Il. & 5I5 ?. IL
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

UONF SCHOOL fpr children: terms low.
] sGfres. tl. Mo-. HAT d i,-ablsrF. C5Di-
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I2L, O.cLocK-sALrs BgFOgE TIE CALI

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Art schools-New-Yo City.

O. DAN jackson Institute, BOstOn-ave. and
- e)UOs l67th-st; School for Young Ladies and Chl
dTen. SEM Il ClrculaIH
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W. WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE (No. 30
Washington square) w. Clarke. Ph. D. Principal oca
ton central accommodations complete terms moderate
Among those who have been under instruction
are the Hon VIM Walter Phelps, NJ X Jesup esq., WIN. T.
Dodge IT, esq., Theo Havemeyer Austrian Consul enera
VIM Field esq Julien T. Davies OF his former
patrons the Hons H. K. Davies F. A. Conklng Gilbert NJ
spelr; Cophas Branard esq j. W. bowling, NJ d. Messrs
Robert Bonner A. r. Wetmore EiO LamsoD George Jones
IN V Times) OF recent and present patrons: tho Rev
Jas NJ King Professor william sWintOn, tho Hons Vincent
c. KING p H. Jones' Qate) VIM Orton, r. sherard G. Van
Colt Messra Z. Volney King, Louis p siebert Louis H.
Zerega wootton. Nine gentlemen who graduated from
college juno prepared in two at this Ins
tute-from Columbia n Y University Princeton Han
on !. Bookkeeping, penmanship drawing, modern Ian
guages Primary Junior Senior departments. For
tees Of press and full particulars send for catalogue
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N engagement as gOveness for young chill
N dren; French, and English spoken huentlyi
music and drawing. Address B. C., l72 Livingstonst'
BrOOklyu.
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AIRS. j. w. GREEN, assisted by Miss
w SARAH COAN, opens her Boarding and Day School for
Girls 81 Park.aye. Sept. 20.
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MISS COMSTOCK, -
vi nos. 80 AND "a wksT 4OTH ST, PACING PARK
boarding pupils limited sixteen German and French resi-
dent teachers; English and German kindergarten; Pr
waite boys special advanced classes and art class In
PGnCtual attendance requested THURSDAY. sEPrEM.
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NTISS ANNA G.. BRACKET and MISS IDA
WI NJ. ELIOT viii reopen their SCHOOL for GIRLS from
6to o. Thursday October g. at 8 West S9thst Address
STOWE, VI. till September 10.
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For Boys and Young Men-Brooklyn.

CTUDIOS for WOMEN ARTISTS.-Three
- studios TO East 10Th st.; terms moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

TTHE MISSES KlRWAN'S DAY SCHOOL
j FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
40 west 4sth opens OCTOBER The school Is CONQUERED
on principles result OF successful exc
Renee strict attention paid all that promotes bodily
heaith in connection with careful and vigorous mental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL.-W.
~ w RICHARDS will reopen his school September ls at
G23 6thaye. lyric HRll).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

MILE. D'OREMIEULX and Miss KEITH,
WI now Miss de Bruyn Hops and Miss Keith. French
Boarding Day School for YOung1 Ladies with Kinder
Parten; No. 277 Madsonaye ReOpens September 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

IN 2aZ MadisOn-aVe.
o. A. MILES, A NJ, Principal 10Th academic year com
mences September Pupils prepared for college the various
and business pursuits Especial attention
paid Primary Department For circulars or further nfor
nation apply 70 Principal, at the SCHOOL between m
and 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

MRS. S. MAPES T0LLES will receive pu--
vi pills in drawing painting chinaSand decoration 3S1
Ath.ave., OF 2Jth.sL
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New Publications.
Jnsirnrtlon

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A Glass for young gentlemen and private in
N struetion reopens Sept g. Apply 1912. Thomas X.
lO3 West 4Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

80 AT 1T AGAIN."-The opening week of
IA PACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE has been one
school IN full operation with
an exceptional corps teachers and everything in order
Isl. s. PACKARD. SO5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Madison-ave.
OBoarding and Day Young Ladies and ChdrenI
collegiate courses teachers for Languages Kinder
gaften. Reopens September ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
For Young Ladies-City.

GARDNER INSTITUTE for YOUNG La
" DIES West 47thst-2lst year commences september
&c. Rev. DR.. and Mrs q. II. GARDNER, Principals
jackson Seminary, 513 East 120th-st.; 18th
year reOpens sept 16 board and tuition 500 per year
MISS GIBBONS' ENGLISH and FRENCH
vi SCHOOL for GIRLS, Ill West 44thst, reoDens Sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

VNHE MISSES PERINE,
No "a East 74thst Central Park; will reopen ther
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES aud
CHILDREN September 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

VADYiS Business College, Union square, re-
~ opens Monday sept 2; prices greatly reducedi circu-
lars tree. Please call
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 25 East
~ 29th-st V. DABNEY, Prin
DR. J. SACHS Classical English and Ger
mar School i2i West l9th.st september lOi
S1pis prepared fOT Harvard. Cornell aud columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

MILE. LENZ-Frepch and English School,
w No l67 MadisOnaye NewYork, for young ladies and
little girls will reopen september - Circulars sent app
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

~ The rwenty-rst animal will commence Wednes
day. october 2 continue until May 10, 1879 The exam
held Saturday September % 1873,
College graduates admitted without examinar
study occupies tive Tuition fees
THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Warden OF School. Great JOnesst. New.York CITY
VALE Law SchOol-Regular course, 2 years
flor degree OF DCL years Fan term,
opens Sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND NewHsyen GU
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CHARLIER INSTITUTE,

ON CENTRAL PARK, NETWORK CITY.
Boarding and Day School for Boys and Young Men Of to 90
Prepares them tor Colleges Scientific Schools, West Point
Naval Academy and Business
French. spanish spoken and taught thoroughly
New building erected purpO5ely model Of its kind.
Twenty fourth year begins September II, 1873
Professor EIIE cHARIIER. Director.
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A REMOVAL.-Miss Warren's School for
"A Boys opens September Is, At ~ West 45thst. Her
Of Yielding 70 the earnest
her patrons Will this q
SFPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

MISS EDM0NDS' Boarding and Day School
WI Girls TeOpens September 49, JudcOus teaching and
nOthery kindergarten, October l. 81 East 28thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

WYNN. II. LEGGETT'S SCHOOL, PA Broad
Wv MaY-YeaI begina Sent le ReAdeaee % y. slstst.