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4. HOoYKAs, with the assistance Of Or. a. KUENRN
Tran slated from the Dutch by PHILIP IL NICkSIEEB,
A NJ Vol. l2mo. pp. 546. Roberts Brothers
Although the names of so many learned
Dutch professors and pastors figure the tepage of
this volume, its teachings by means in accord
anee the doctrines Of the synod Of bort 1t repre-
school OF theology Of much later date and
which has made progress in the old stronghold OF
Cavinsm though founded tho conclusions Of modern
Biblical criticism and rationalstic Interpretation The
authors regard the Holy Scriptures containing fund
OF essential truth, but not proceeding from plenary
divine inspiration and mingled, with legends and myths
OfimpOrant religious Significance though furnishing
the valid basis OF an intellectual faith. They
draw broad line Of distinction between what is profit
able for instruction IN righteousness" and that which
A. sustained by rigid historical evidence, finding i'm
portant ethical teachings in traditions Of events which
have no claim to reposng the facts OF history This
process Of demarcaOn OF course can never give gen.
eral satisfaction OF private or individual authority 1t
can not aspire to the character OF universal truth IL
may have the force OF suggestion never that OF demon
Btration. The chief value OF the work. In practical
point OF is popular exposition OF the results
OF certain schools Of modern inquiry in the historical
study OF the Bible II makes pretensions to dogmatic
authority the writer's frequently not certain
their owD conclusions; their statements always
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
I'D aud Nausatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
leaves Caharnesp daily Sundays excepted) at ll3o IN,
and bridgeport at III m.
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fam Schools.

VALE Law School.-Regular courses, years
Graduate course 0or degree of D.CL wears fa terp
opens sent 20. Address Prof WAYLAND, NewHaven, CT
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Auetiou Sales OF Real estate.
MORRIS WILKINS. Auconeer
EXECUTRIX'S SALE
IL OF No. West 47th.st
j.. II. LUDLOW & co.
Will sell at auction,
On WEDNESDAY, April II, 1873, al ~ o'clock at the
EXCHANGE SALES ROOM,


VIII sell at auction,
on WEDNESDAY, April IL 1873, at IL O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROO
III Broadway Trinity Builting), n. Y,
BY order OF MARGARErTA IL. WARD, executIix OF
THOMAS WARD deceased West 47thst-The lease OF the
lots together with the and basement brick dwell
Iug known Nos l. g. and West 47tht, 100 feet west
Of 6have The house ia 100 feet by 90 feet Deep in
cung the extension, and contains large drawing roo re-
coptOn library dining room buffers pantry and largo
picture gallery muscOOm and greenhouse nrst n0or
Zine, large sleeping with dressng attached ON
second and third o0r with servants and closet rooms on
fourth floor Basement contains besides Kitchen laundry
&c, large billiard room and bowlingaley All modern con-
Lease Of lots from Columbia college, twenty
from october 10 1850 at an annual ground rent OF
600 per annum renewals OF twentyOne years
each Fifty per cent OF the purchase remain
bond and mortgage maps aud further particulars apply
10 H. III. CAMMANN, No. ll3 BroadwaY, OF 10 tne huc-
tioneers, No. 3 Pinest. N. Y.
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ERIE RAILWAY. ,,. ~

- AENANbEMiaNI or 4itAi t'' tdaihS S"Ns| -D
Ga.m-Cincicns,i ard Chicago Day Ex7ress. Drawing
to6b co3,E hes To Buffalo sud Suspension BEidgc ,,
IN IbaiBl-Ist - LOUIS Xrt51. tiylpg NJ BuUalo
sis ~ connecting with fast train, 10 the West AMI soth
p H. Daiy)-PaCiNc Express fOI the West HItf!hnS
COACHES through 10 Rochester BuGl0 NagaI9 fais Cnel
nan aan Chicago whcut change also hotel dhhS cars 10
7rm EmigTrrt irs,n for the west
Trains leave Chambers >tr"r; Depot New York for
NCMaik, u:l 800, 1880 a M 5l5. 5l5 and O. - p NJ
aEl u midnight saturday nights only sundays Jl1 a. H.
rutherford PARK ra.salc g. 7;lj 10 m noon, ij
., $40 $50 5:l, a. $50. q u > midlight sundays
{. $50 10 &c ~, l:ij go p m, and ~ midnight :, ~
ll5 3 :l5 3lj. 43J D. Ji5 t. Gj. $50 T. =. 10 pm and
~ mGr sht sundays T. s3D 9ij, iOa N, l4o' o3o p
IGien i. 5:ij 10 a. ~. lIi 3ij 3 &. p. m, at u
midnight sundays Is, e:3O 10 a. ~, lI5. $780, p H.
cornwall q. NJ $3.50 i30 p. m. Sundays. s:3)a, IN.
Warwick. 74j .. M i3O p N ,-. .g,o
Rondo d Kingston. n. NJ, $50 pm SundlJs $50 am
Goshen. . 7.ij, o 10 ~, $780, 3ij. 1880. sun
days 9, $50. 10 a. m, Gatp p ~, "a, =, NJ SUNDAYS
$780, 10 NJ 900 p m Tho m ana ajo D. III, n i lF1 ~
Port Jervs 10 g lOa m. i:3l D. p m HuhfaS' SOU
AZ ~ TYains ieavng Chambcrs,t half hours
before @ n IN leave Twenty thirs fifteen mnnies eIrlicc
than bpve time leaving Chanberss on quaI Ter hours
S,G af o. gi5 and !i5 p n connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at 10 m and Il midnight
sccping coaches obtained aud orders for The checs
ANA tns,r OF baggage MAJ b. left at the Compans o,N
Nos 23u 4Ol. and 9j1 broadway y. " No Courtst
Brooklyn. Gt The CUnUauy's GtT0t~ 10,
Express Trans from tnc West arrive In NeN'1 ORA NJ -'
=" III" IN2 ~" N ADB6TF general Passr Agent NewYorf.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
T. 80 gi5 a. M ], ., I. I4j. $3.50 $50 $50 p M aus
Saturday nights only at 1889 y M sundays d. H. ana
oSo pIirt s.rng valley and Mon,cy :. 9tj A. NJ. 4t{ p
m JOHN ABBOTT. GEM Pa.sr Agent New-1osG
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capal new English novel published this week. Price
81, paper cover Also edition OF victor hugo"
LIZ c. w CARLETON & Co, Publishers
TENO PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.
Since Weekly and SemiWeekly issues OF THE TRIBUNE
have enlarged in size. ana greatly improved ~ iOa
large number OF subscribers sought cheap and durable
binder whcrewith preserve their paUeTs. --...
TRIRUNE has received supply OF FATE Nj Hl Ills
which have been prepared 10 meet tins requirement Ihe
convenient neat and durable ara VIII
be sent 10 subscribers express charEs paid by The pur
caser or VIII be delivered at Tribune Publication ONCE, on
recent of 81. Address THE TRIBUNE. NeW-NOrS.
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modest and with air OF reverence never iniected
with the spirit OF defiance and bravado, with which
many latterday prophets announce their revela
tions, or discoveries, or dreams
Seren Years and MAR. by Anna I. Sadlier,
is story Of the Shetland Islands, the hero OF which
stawart fairhaired and blueeyed descendant OF the
cOnquerng NOrsemen riding fiery horses with the case Oh
au EPSON jockey and managing boat on the stormiest
seas with the serenity Of ancient mariner Ihe local
scenery and peculiar customs OF the island on when
the events Of the story described with great
warmth OF cOOring, and the narrative Is eDlvened
with legends and "reminiscences Of the primitive times
Sasser Idyl by Clemntina Blacki Charming picture
OF English rural life, founded on incidents in the
everyday experience Of common folk" end Illus
trating natural sentiments with alloy OF extraVa-
gance OF sensatonasm. (Harper Brothers)
The Library Journal for March, edited by
r. r. Dowker, and published by F. Leypoldt, contains
articles by Justin winsor, ]. Schwartz, Charles A Cut
ter, James L. whitney. and other photographed
authorities together with variety OF brief occasional
papers, statistics and intelligence OF interest not only 10
Librarians, but TO AL lovers Of good books.
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RrookInn propertp 90 Eet.

TO LET-TwO-stOry brOwn-stOne, ten rooms ;
4 excellent condition; park 20 minutes 10 Fulton
Ferry. rutland q WHITING. BeelEanst, y. Y.
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CURRENT DISCUSSION Edited by EDWARD L. BUnL
GHAME Vol l. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS. l2mo. PIP. 3t
q. z. Putnams Sons

CURRENT DISCUSSION Edited by EDWARD L. BUnIM.
GHnE. Vol l. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS limo pp 1853.
@. p. Putnam's Sons
The series of which the first volume is now
presented TO the public promises to be collection OF
more than ordinary interest and value, placing the
reader in possession moderate expense, Of some Of
the most important current productions OF English
thought 1t is intended to select from the great mass
OF English periodical literature which now commands
the services Of the distinguished writers in the Ian
guage, such papers OF decidedly representative
character treating Of the great problems Of modern in
Quiry and speculation suggested by topics Of immediate
application TO the interests OF the day, and ex-
hbiting the results Of the most recent discussions
on significant themes Of philosophy, science,
ieragure and religion. The English periodicals Of the
present day. II they do not open royal road tolearnng
afford a succession OF landmarks and guideposts OF
supreme value for the direction OF intelligent inquiry
and profitable study. They are no longer merely the
vehicles for intellectual and the qualification
OF literary curiosity. Containing the elaborate pro-
ducons OF the most profound thinkers the most acute
inqurer and the most mastery writer's OF the present
day. they afford the means Of wise culture and the
student who s with their teachings has al
ready commenced liberal education. The proposed
series will preserve the Of the cream Of these re-
markable literary grOwths. It's management has been
entrusted eminently competent hands, and the name
of the editor nghame is perfect guarantee
that it will bear the stamp Of good sense, sound
Judgment, pure literary taste and exceptional fair
ness OF mind and freedom from personal preudlces,
whmscs, and crotchets The present volume is exclu-
syey devoted TO subjects of political interest including
papers on 1.-THE Russians. the Turks and the Bulga-
rans" by Archibald Forbes Of the abest newspaper
correspondents in Europe; Turkey" by Lord stratford
de Redclyfe, the oldest English dipOmatst; "iMonte
negro" by Mr.. Gladstone The Political Destiny of
Canada" by Professor Goldwn Smith The Relation Of
the English People to the RussOTurkish War;" from the
caustc and vigorous pen Of Mr. Edward Augustus Free
man. the profound English historians and Others OF sig
nal merit If perhaps by less celebrated writers The
eeution OF the volume OF highly satisfactory charae-
ter afording pledge of judiciOus workmanship in the
remainder Of the series.
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DrooklDn Real Gsiate For Sale.

DIuuhIUN htWI NsIHIt IUl DuIt.
EOR SALE-H0USE-0R EXCHANGE
southeast Clinton and Grconoaves one OF the
properties house and about lots
splendid opportunity tor builder desrous OF
uulriug a residence ths beautiful avenue MACCREERN,
i92 Broadway, Room 3, New. York.
TOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
I3 Willowst and l70 WillOughbv-st; building No 1853
Remsenst; suitable for a school or business offices
GORDON l.. FORD, 07 CLARK ST., Brooklyn
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INTRODUCTION TO THE TEACHING OF ANCIENT
LANGUAGES. BY L. SAUvEUR PHI D.. Ii. ID. l2mo.
pp 81. Henry Holt q Co.

to 10 The 5irT1 Pb Of IL B
pp 81. Henry Holt q Co.
The system called the natural method which
has been employed for years in the study Of the
living languages is here applied ito the teaching OF the
ancient classics The idea first suggested to the
author in conversation with helate Professor Hadey
of Yale College who cherished strong conviction that
the method might used to equal advantage III learn
ng the ancient and the modern languages The natural
method as set forth by Professor Sauveur consists cs
sentially in the order OF study, beginning with
authors and ending with grammar, instead OF be-
ginning with grammar aud ending with authors
lie cites the testimony OF several distinguished PM
loogsts general scholars in support Of the system
which is certainly founded the principles OF common
sense as well as the deductions Of practical experience
NJ Littre the author Of the great dictionary Of the
French language, remarks in letter to the author
agree with you the utility OF first learning the IAN
guage and OF not coming TO the grammar until later
period BY this method, grammar ceases TO be ON ab-
straction difficult both in its conception and its applca-
ton legitimate place it becomes at once easier
more luminous and more fruitful" Mr. John Stuart
Mill had before expressed himself TO the same effect
"If boy learned Greek and Latin the same principle
which child learns with such ease and raldty
any modern language, namely by acquiring some 10
marity with the vocabulary by practice and repeti
tion, before being troubled with grammatical
rules, an average schoolboy, long before the
age at which schooling terminates would be
able to read fuently and with intelligent
interest any ordinary Latin or Greek author in
prose or verse; and woud'have a competent knowledge
OF the grammatical structure OF both languages" The
method is explained at length in NJ sauveurs brief
treatise with udclous directions for it's practical exer
else As a means Of acquiring the knowledge Of Ian
guage for purposes Of conversation the system is no
doubt recommended for its simplicity and accordance
with nature but whether II s equally servceabe ID
the study Of language manly for knowledge Of its
literature reading without reference to speaking or
writing probably be determined only by practical
experiment The subject is thoroughly and ably treated
IN the admirable work on Language as q Means of
Mental Culture and International Communication
q vols London, 1881 by NJ. Claude Marcel, who,
though Frenchman by birth and education writes Eng
sh with the precision and idomatc force Of native
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PROPOSALS for RATIONs for LIGHT

j. HOUSE NESoFIN
OFFICE OF IIGHTHoUsE INSPECTOR. !
TOMPKINsvILLE, y. Y, April 4, islo,b
Sealed proposals will be received this office unt tN
ocock m on the day OF NAV, 1873 for furnishing %
1elyein 10 the InspectOr OF the Third Light House Dsfc
rations vessels in the Third Light House g
trct In such quantities such during the twe
months July l. 1873 TO June 80 II INCLUSIVE as 10
called be of good and approved quality
inspecon 10 be delivered gsde OF the teho
OF other vessel provided for that PURPOSE at
i'm good and sufficient packages barrels boxes or cans anu
good order such number OF persors As NAV oo
tbe osnecto free expense TO the United STATES
inc m the sDecfcations tables, copies 81 when
hal ON application this Office and at the onee OF the Ls
House Hoard. Washington, ID. Z. ~. .rd
The bids state the sum bid for each daily anor % %
mnst be placed I'm envelope, sealed and endorsed ~
nosals Tor Rations for Light House Vessels and then p
In another envelope which must also be sealed and e
directed 10 this office postage prepaid II sent by mall
copy OF this advertisement should accompany each %
The Hight 10 reject any all bids. 10 waive defects
be deemed for the interest the United states 70 90 80
served =, n y, 10 III IL iinnssreefor ins
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6nmmer Bonro,

EIRST-CLASS B0ARD-In private family
J one from city minutes from cars ami boat
healthy, picturesque. H. GASKlN, lrvington on hudso
GLEN RIDGE, CORNWALL y. N.-BCArd
~ for the summer House now open. JAMES G. EoE.
NEWPORT, r. |.
~ Suites of Nine. ROBINSoNS cottage on Cath-
ERNEST be secaird che cottage rented 20 one l Oh
application. AZ i"l jthHVH
GUNNER BOARD-Iu OrangC-By gentle
- man. vc two children and nurse, in family HhtIe 70
other DO taken healthy shade airy rooms
good plain table ud3gtsIGlo Address win uli palttu
lars. B C.. POST Uficc RoH 6Ij. Now.Nork
GMITH HOUSE, .
IIoaso nov ourn. &. H. SMITH.
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Do1r0 dno ROOMS.

bDStD uHO tpp"'"'
West Side.
4 fine suite of furnished rooms, without
~ board, for one or two ncnen in frs'cass house. -
STH-AVE., MURRAY HILL Corner house
- elegantly furnished oor- fo gIt rooms, private lape
desired iost }' Ge t @ '''"' oH ~"
ISTH-ST., 3OS WEST.-Large nicely fur
Ec nshd rooms TO let with board terms rcas s'n'he ;
summer prices.
Dsl GROVE-ST.-To let, with board, nicely
~D furnished front rooms suitable for single gentleman
house and accommodation fr,tcass pleasant home
0Q WEST T-ST-Desirablc rooms with
80 board on paI.or Of other i2oIs; references.
DO WEST 1sTII-ST., near .5th-avc.-Nicc
month sfi|'tS or sea5on a s'i With 'IS select family
.(0 WEST 23D-ST.-Parlor floor with or
cO without private taPl' rom Nay also snlt OF iEl,e
seem sSCi1ii from INTO 10 5 "p'ii p m. -"
9o WEST 31ST-ST.-Desirabe family
.p') private table II required liberal rns to per
3S WEST ST.-Furnlshed rooms with
DO board en- suite single location 20 d. ab; uniform
ally good table board given; no moving
f.l WEST WASHINGTON-PLACE.-A pri-
Of quiet habits reference exchanged
IIS WEST 43d-st.-A four story, high
a d S &PSy the aSS Ss seer vi"
East Side.
glJIEI HUME, IN tile IiOSI ntalIDN anu
~ pleasant part Of the city rooms single aud en- snile
their wives other first class parties house
bfOwntonc, with modern improvements no moving IN May
mOdcrato references Inquire l3S East lJhs neai
IrvlnglECc.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
BOARD to gentlemen. or gentlemen and wives, al No
202 East ijth-st.
DLEASANT ROOMS. with good BOARD, for
Il gentlemen gentleman Gnd wifei terms mOuerhie
lOi East 23d.si. References. No moving in NAY
DESPONSIBLE PARTIES can find large
IL suitable for parties Of gentlemen, ladies or lam
lies well furnished with excellent BOARD at - Lafayette
place references exchanged
D IN FAMILY, occupying own house, brown
large nicely fninl-htd every Co.
price suit tie times Call hb week 2us East
35thsL
l0 GRAMERCY PARK.-ilrs. j. Curtis has
desirable front to lot with board either trans
iently or permanently.
.l1s EAST 23D-ST.-Dcsirable rooms with
CO board parties leaving for Europe-no moving
.p- EAST 2OTH-ST., near Gramercy Park
- Desirable rooms furnished single en- suite private
table II desired also good room for dentlst or Doctor
Board and Rooms Wanted.
EIRST-CLASS table board, also room con
yenient bath wanted by gentleman and vile for the
terms j. A. Tribune Uptown ONCE ,23s broadway.
------------------------
6ctcIs.
DARMORE'S, 800 5th-avc.,
ID Southwest Of 3Gth-st.
Two suites Of rooms fronting 1thave.
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NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
hound hROnK ROUTE


TOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewNOrk for Trenton ani Philadelphia at 500 :,
gTeuOu
Lave philadelphia from station North Peansyivani1 RAT
Iot, ilh M hfiHsats NJ i2n5 $3.50, 800. ll3J a. M"
Trenton for York 30 Except Monday) G3j
6: D. 1920 q. NJ. lZ:lj, ..l5 $40. G.lj D N.
plman Draw Room Glus attached 10 the 93O H.
$50 trains nom SewYor to the $50 m 1870 D. M
trans from rhiidcp paa, ...-.-,.,,- -,
SUNDAY TRAISs-Ieavo New-YcrE and Philadelphia 4
g3O n NJ $50 ~ D. M LyvC SCE-iurN lO iIeni.n at $50
u p. NJ leave Trenton at l2b logo ~. ClO D. ~
Tickets os sale a. foot LJcrtys,, Nos 62J and ~
EoadWa" the UrIcIpal hotels all offices Of ih3 Erie Rail
way IN NewY0fk and BrooEyn ami ~ No COurtit Brook
la. BAGGAGE checked residence q destination.
H.. Pass. Agent.
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nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
~ 29tlst Preparation for college.
For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-City.
Mrs. LOUISA j.. CULVER receives at her
I'VE studio pupils painting Landscape flowers sun me-
china and decoration. No Association building cor I'D
4th.aye. References Mr. D. huntington MI JtWes NJ
Hart, Mr.. VIM. Hart. Nj. a. f. Bellows
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Ieaye foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt

y Ia
I'D Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortand
$40 M for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman cars
nom Baltimore TO Chicago. -, r,
IU D. m LOT Washington and the West and the South via
orionsve Pullman from NewY ork 10 baltimore anu
Washington making close connections for PtsOurg Cln
Louisville, and Louis Through Pnllman ears
Cincinnati and st. Louis ami from Washington
800 n M daily Washington. the South and West. Pull
seepers from NewYOTk 10 Baltimore and Washington
ST. Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
Pullman from Baltimore TO Cincinnati and Louisville con
meets at Washington III trains for Lynchburg F0rda New
For Though tickets please call Companys office 3l5
Broadway NewYOrk and at ticket Offices foot OF CortlanGt
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMoRE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New York foot OF Ldberty.st
Commencing Nov 26 lS71-IIains leave as follows: ,,.
Chunk Tama9ua, Wlkesbarre, Elmira, &c Connects at
s:i5 q. High Bridge Branch Easton. Harrisburg
Mauch CnunK TamaGua Hazleton, WlEesbarre scranton
1915 a. M and 1870 p m-For sOmerville and Pennington.
D. m.-FOr Pennington, East0n, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
WkesDaTe. scranton, runkhannOck, Tamaqua, Hazelton
D. n-FOr High Bridge Branch. Easton, Belvidere and
Maucb Chunk. Connects at Junction with ID. j. aud w, IL H.
b:30 y. n daily For Easion Allentown and HarrhOurS
For trans to local points time table at stations
STNUAY TUAISS-Leave at $50 IN. IL D. NJ. for
Bound Brook and ntermetIIte points and at $50 Tor
EastOn, Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
II Trains leave for Perth AmbOv, Red Bank, Long Branch
ocean Grove &c. at S5. Has, m 4, 5:l5 D. m
stages Mattaw9n station TO and from KEY
foiEI and at iqtan to and from POINT Pl-hASANi'
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lbery-st Tor Freehold AT
Slj ll;i3 a. H., 4, Jl5 D. M
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For Both SeXes-Citv.

For Both SeXeS-CltV.
MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed 70 The
aI ge airy rooms AJtlstncar 5thaye y Y MISS
NJ, coz Principal WIN begin 18Th year sept %
New KiuGer2arten material cheap and beautiful General
Depot Sl2 BiOadway send fer Illustrated ataloGuc
QIn PER QUARTER.
p ~ French, Spanish and German thoroughly taught 10y
a experienced professor Rapid aIGnted I" those
in earnest Cali or address PROFESSOR 81 East 3Othst
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Gltn Real estate For sale.
RARE CHANCE.-First-c -class fOur-story
~ houses different sizes situated on Lexg
wcllbuit and complete In every
respect finished hard wood at prices to suit the times
terms easy. Apply ON the premises To ~ 49,, ,.r,>-,-,-
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property class house lin feel on 4ytEst be-
tween 9th and 6thayes W. IL. WELLS. No % lA0ery.st
QSlA BRICK HOUSE, 25x40 and two lots
psIOOs SOtl.st. between Boulevard and riverside
Park. W W. BROWER, COenties slip.
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NrEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

~ Trains leave for Perth AmbOv Red Bank Long Branch.
Grove, SC. at SI5. Has, M, (, 5l5 .,,
stages connect Mattaw9n station to and from ll1i-
PORT. and at Squan and from POINT PLEASANT
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty-s, Tor Freehold al
S:lj, Has a. M. 4, J:l5 y.
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PROPOSALS for BURGLAR-PkOOE
i VAULTS for the U. S. sUBTREAsVkA' new
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT , ,o-o {
WASHINGTON ID. C., April II, ISIS "a
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received % inns oGy Sa
~ M on the 22d OF April 1873 for furnishing
and building place complete Burglarpro0i an ~ S
T. y Sub.Treasury in Newlork CITY, IA
snecihcatons copy which and any additional nionio
NAV be Ina on application this Office the oihee OF ~
Th9mas Htlhouse u Assistant Treasurer New loIE
me office OF Thomas r. Jackson superintendent OF eps'
M rho n $ Court and Post Office at Newl or Iy.
~ -. JAS. @. nILL Supervising Arohlttce-
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For Bows and Young Men--Country

A HOME SCHOOL for BOYS.-Five boys,
N from the ages TO IA years, will be taken into m
yate family 10 be educated with three the
onrse of studies will be the same be fond first
lass school teacher will be lady of twelve years oN
az practical successful teacher location less
than Onchaf mile from the site of the OLD 81 J0ses otec
oys of delicate health will this superior health resort
hoard washing and tuition per eleven full 500
advance For particulars address Mrs NJ
I. KANE, ST. JOseph's, SusquelannA County Penh'