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Wrean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
n The transatlantic Line sailing under tho AhEhI
CAN FLAG Sailing eVerV I'll UBsDAl from philadelphia
SICILY sails Thursday, July %. a IN.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Malls SAILING semi
monthly alternately from PniladeIuhia and New YORK
VADERLAND d sRiis TUESDAY. July 23. ~ M
For rates Of passage ana other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents ~,
SO7 Wanut-st, Philadelphia 81 BroahWay, new lotk
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent 3 Battery.place. NeN.lotk
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6teamboals ano RAILROADS.


ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
N finest steamers the world the DREW or ST JOHN,
win leave Pier Al North River foot Of Canast, daily sun
days ncludedl az q D. m.
FIRST CLASS FARE. E.........................-$l %
............................. 20
EXCURSION to ALBANY and RETURN. 90
STATEROOMS, 81 and 50.
Connecting Albany with express trains for
DACKs, MoNTREAL and points NoKTHL and ,Mi; MI.5t;
Express Offices New.York and Brooklyn. Brookyn pas
scngers transferred by Annex" boats THIS ~ the
only hight line Of selling tickets and checking
baggage 10 places on the New-YOrk Central Rallroad
ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Ex-
~ press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEW CHAMPION leave daily Saturdays excepted).
from canast. North River at P m connecting with trains
North West Fare ldeck 25c; canin iAre oOc meals
soc. Freight taken lower than by any other lnes
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FALL RIVER LINE ono

II 1A FoR HOSTON
And all points East via Newport and Fall River
MammOuth Palace Steamers Bftls and PROVIDENCE
lesve ne W YORK daily from foot OF Murray
80 p,,I SUNDAY TRIPS, From co n
6lo fh Juno % to September :, inc Pier - ~ IN. X
BROOKLYN passengers ~ nei free by Annex boats
leaving foot Of Fulton. st. at $50 p m NJ, ovsrp.s AZ
Tickets ana staterOoms secured AZ AL principal hotels and
S'' oes' ~ 'he Pi'i ~ BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
GEO. 1. CoSNoR, General Passenger Agent .,,,,.,
SPECIAL, NOTICE TO NEWPORT PAsSENGEhss
For the accommodation OF Newport travel on hs
hne special train will the steamer wharf at Fan
RyCr daily, at (MOndays excepted and arriye at
Newport C3J thus Obyiatng the necessity OF leaving
tie steamer at Newport early hour IN the morning
T ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
- NcwJerscy southern Rairoad c9mmeHcng Ju%s n,, IL
foot connecting az sandy Hook with trains for
InnR BrRnch J.. 80 a j. 345. & b46, y. m.
RED Bank and Tous River 6, $3.50 a. m, !, 345Pm IN
Beach iiaNep. .. IN, j D. ~. rt.- , -. -
Vineiand BrdFeton ard AtlanucClty p m
PhiIadelplfa ana fNckertOn q. M. L 34j .. n.
sundays Tor Long Drli0n '''O WM g. sNEDEN,
Geueral Manager.
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Mem 1Jnblitalions.


TTNHE PRINCETON REVIEW.
As YAH vERfrYfSd Y1 II ES
Professor l. j. POTTER As Assem6lys CoIege Befss
President ROBERT L. DABNEY, HampdenSydney Theological
CLASSICS AND COLLEGES.
ThE aATERIALIsT REVIVAL
THE son OF NAN.
RECENT chISGEs N JtRisfRUDENcE AND GPoI-
OGETICs.
MEFFHhSoDsS OF HOME Ey2Se eEIIz1fIoN.
rOeSsGf T8NT hD ii HIS P TS IN SNSfAS
REfIsrfGr tHpEE Y
Pr0esTIT TgE APIP PR6PHET ATsAS GSb q Ykps
Professor VIZ ESRT S dHEE FIee,9n Seminary
~ ''"'' 7 The YEw PUBLiSHITG co. ~ y ~
81 Futonst, New York.
'The Greatest Review in the World."-lI1iOune
Now READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1s7s
Graphically described by
GEO. W. sMALLEY.
Tie wenknown London Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE,
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION.
SUMflRY OF LETTERS
IHE EXHIBITION.
]. GENERAL OUTLINE
2 THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
3. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
L. THE PRINCE OF WALES'S INSPECTION.
6. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
g. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
s. ANOTHER EXPERIENCE WITH THE CROWD.
o. MARVELs OF THE OPENING NIGHT
10. AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL. HOTEL EXPENSES.
l2 PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED.
l3. RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Ia. THE PARIsIAS CAFES
10 ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
lG. GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
II. sEQUELs TO THE OPENING.
Is. BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
CINCINNATPS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
BY
JOHN r. G. HASSARD.
SUMMARY or LETTERS
J. GLUCK's ALCKsTIs-THE DEDICATION.
2. THE ORGAE-THE MESSIAH
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
4 LIST AND BERLIoz.
Persons about 20 visit Exhibition win find the
teri Trustworthy guide telling themwhstlo point
ing cut how TO make Of the trip tile gay French
Caral while the Letters Cincinnati viii Oe priced by
the Of music pleasant Of the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Price Ten Cents postpaid.
ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE.
New.YOrb.
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Corporation Notltes.

for certain PIERS and
~ BULKHEADs will be offered public sale TO be held Oy
order Of the Department Of Docks at the saesro9
No IL broadway TIL URSDAY 18th OF July 1878 aof
ull Information Tbs city Record, for sale at NO CS
HALL
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REAL ESTATE.
Erw-YoRK, Saturday. JuIy % y,

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July 20 Is7e
The following sales were held at the z,
change Salesroom to-day:
BIZ HLgh NJ Camp
plot Of land n HoustOnst, 1918 II Of AveC, run.
ming through 10 2dst, 65xS9.4x65xSf; also plot Of
land Nos 1914 and 396 Houston.si, &, running
tn Ough 20 2d-sf 30t 9 Il OF Ave-U, 4Ux7O 9x401
x65 g. and lots 8 2d-st, lis Il " Of Ave-D, each
25xl06; Reuben Mapesden .t26O 0.
Bg m. a. j. Lynch. -
4-story tfick store and dwelling with lot No AS
1ltliave, W OF 36tl-st. lot 24.6xl9O; Abra-
ham and Silas DAVIS 100
BIZ H0aCGSd w. Coates. ~
/ lot 11th.ave, 1926 10 Of 0ath-sf, 20.2x70lx
2J.2x7I.4 also lot o West 90tnst, li5 fteof
llthaye 26xl913 Hincken .................... 20,
III Bopne 10
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fam drhools.

Eam nfDnolS.
ALBANY LAW SCH0OL.-RegulaI course,
N one year. Fall begins on the sd OF september
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, AlDsny, ~. L.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
poSToN Mass Opens october q Send for circular to
E. II. BENNETT, Ii. d.
law DEPARTMENT of IOWA STATE
4 UNIVERSITY. Fourteenth year begins september IL.
Course one on two years at option. Either course ADMITS 70
bar Tuiton $50 per year. Address, w. q. HAMMONp'
Iowa CITY,
VALE Law School-Regular course, 2 years
Gra0uate course dor degree OF DCIl wears all tefp
opens sept 2G. Address Prof WANLAND New'haVeh "
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves (aharinesp daily Sundays eIcepted at l5O H.
aud Bridgeport at IL m.
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RECORDED REAn ElsrA &c TRANsFERa
ERW YORK CITY.

lOth-aye, swc0r iJ3d-st S3.2lqx227. 1 0xrregulAr;
William Dixon, referee to the Mutual Lifc In
Company. ST.
Charles-st mo loel. 2zx96.7 Margaretha IL Ward 10
Charlea.st mo l7O) 22x96.7 Catbarine CammaDn TO
William Ii Bcadeston and Others. .......-.-...... 8,
Istave, n SBth-sf, 25.4 Sx75; Emcnne Johnston
and others to August Behre... l6
10t,i.aye. " s. TAI ft sOf 36l-st 74xlOC; Margaret
Ann Bassett 10 Mary Mcintyre. .-...:.:,.....
I22d-st ., 200 It W OF iOtlLaye, z5x20.ll Alex
ander II HutchcOn aud wife % Louis 4 BOyes......
Lexington ave, 9 0 cor 74til-st. 6Syxls9i Henry
Khickerbocker and Vile TO P9hee n b Eansom.
1st.ave, s, PAT II OF 3st,st 24.1xf0i PmhDptna
Schiller 20 Jacob and Louisa Huber. l3,
Wiard.aye, g. $50 twof 2d-ave lz4th Ward, cox
100; Jane Potter to Robert FergusOn.
lOtnave, W 74,l ft Of a6th-se 14xlOOj John dc
Intyre TO Margaret Ann Bassett ....;....;-.;..
75thst 22S4 IL W Of Istaye, 2S.4xlVZ2 and also
75th-st, n s. 250.3 II W OF lst-ayc, 2S.4xlD2z.
Sturges MorehOuse, referee. to Caihaiihe
slst.sf !, 200 it Of Madisonave, 2OxlC2.s Henry
Il PersOn, receiver OF the North American Life
Insurance COmOany OF New l0rs U Aired scott
S1st-st = S5 II of Madison-aye lb11J.Ii2; Henry
insurance Comp any OF New-York 10 Alfred Scott
Slstst S. III II Z 0f Madison-aye t4xls22 Henry
X PersOn, receiver OF the North American Life
Insurance Company OF Newly 20 Alfred Scott
Wslnut.st, " cor Sthave l24th Wardh OOKlOO;
Fredercka Z Conrad TO JOhh q Huppel aud
waInut st. > 134th Ward 50xi0O dot No 20 Fred
eTicka Conrad 70 John q Huppel and Adolph
BOwery, c (Germania Assembly ROOmsl, between
Houston aud sts, AJAX 33.9xirTegular; SAM
ue Zcnier and wife TO Moses Lazarus.
7lstst - S3.6 Il OF 4thave, 2O5xlOJ.5; John Mes
Bit aud wIre 10 John Murphy.
7ist-s & &, J04 n cot 4tl-ave, ZlNiOO.J John Mur
phY and wife TO John Nesbir
144th-st = rs II " OF Legaett-2ve 25xIOO Edward
Oung aud wife to John DeWsnap .........'.'.s. =
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RECoRDED MORTaAGEa.

Bemeister George II and wife to Elizabeth KOenlg.
cor lthaYe and 46tl-st, $IOO
Bosch, Bathasar and wife TO Herman III w Neslage.
6thst OF 3dave. years. rs....--.....:-..-,.. 500
BrOmmer, Pauline aud husband 10 Henry + lppoid,
RlYingtOn-st g OF Lud0w-st years 500
IsaTe. rs f tn Of se6s years $50
same 10 same 3 lstave 25 IL D OF S6tst, years $50
same lstave so II n OF S6thst, oyears 500
to Jane Richards, cor lst-ave ana eoth-s1
years WV
Aeiy fS4tns SaaG1 of dIS isaVe awe z years ears. ~ 1900
Lyon Eliza G and others 20 Ida DAVIDSON SIS 04th- -
OF 6th-aYe demand 81
Moller Apna NJ and husband TO william II Johnston,
M spTins-st OfThOmps0nst, years--...-..- 800
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Congdon John @ 20 Helen NJ KDickerb0eker-
FurlOng John 20 John COngdOn. ......:..........:
Mail, Henry w 4, administrator etc, TO Henry w
odeil JACOB, executor etc. to Mary Bingham 30
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$50 MILES d4ESztS,s for 70 41SlSTSS GENTS; poArs-
saer0oms OIL and s2 berths rs eents New palace steam
era aud "City ~ Troy" leave daily including
Saturday ana sunday at D. n from Pier 49, NJ r. foot O
LeroyG with express traEs for ell points
North and through tickets at
DoDDs EXPRESS. 9t4 broadway, n. Ya and CoIrtst
Hrooklyn. transfer % aud from Jeves WHAT BaOk-
yn BY Erie Annex Boafs.
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ynsrrurGlon.


For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERSl
"a SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE ThIBUNE' ard
ALL FIRST.CLkSS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN 4 PUN vERMAN l,23s Broadway, New.Yort.
eead copy o. advertisement when asking Tor estimate orn
1aEmaton.
For Young ladies' City.
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
~ forlch year begins september IS Examinations
SsV's'AOe % Taqn D ANDERSON, D. D. PFesidsaA
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Enstrnction.
For Both sexes-Country.


COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown,
~ NJ-Best and largest building IN the sate
thoIongh Both s sexes Zen @ aaioa1es free Rev GEo
II FwHfTNFY. D. D, PRECEDENT
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE. Randolph,
sSfy 0 ei SS N We III on sndoS T. hcmeEc thorough
ang courses music general education hapenses % I"r II
efaS EDw%&D sST g. Sf Fs ef% opsas p August
Nlayerack IN. W College and Hudson River
~ Insttue1 departments permanent teachers IN d onge @
fessona schools college with the degree
under i4 Add special terms, Key A FLACk PhDP
Delaware Literary Institute, Franklin, N. I.
~ Fail term opens August 2s 1878 college BreparoT
scienlifc courses Charles IL Nerrll a M fIlhcP1
NREW SEMINARY and Female College, Car
se1d %s fCr ccHar E9 G GEO Sf!6 cRosBY SMITH
yREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
" sPtute Commercial Colleges founded lsO2 SEASIDE
dress REV F. D. BLAKEsLEE A. NJ PRINCIPAL East Green
woh. r. L
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL for Young
tabished s57J The school will reopen WEDNESDAY sep
tcmbor 1s. For circulars apply to MICS T. CLEMENT.
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ConcOrdIllle,
M Per SG per 2sqTsT oss Ts
o o Ps Of the farm connected with the insu
ton enable us to SsEs SeE SgPG fenniSEfs a Paa
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacl, n. Y.-Both
IL sexes board and tuition branches but Music $50 per
or. open during Summer. W. III. BANNIsTEk Ptlnclps1
g s. SEWARD INSTITUTE, Florida, n. Y:
5 osbBs ans 5 peT Quarter muse drawing and modern
languages extra beautiful location pleasant rooms select
corps ''S Rev II H. A. HARLOW A. Principal
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE. ten miles from
- Philadelphia under the OF Friends gives tnoromgn
courses OF study, aud receive the same degrees -, ,1
tTS. E2s eaaoFd s sedess sssnfE fEbw%RD H. MEG President
swsrthmOre College swarthmore Deaware County, Ie-. %
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ Ferry station in New. York, foot OF Liberty-st
Commencing June 3. ls78-Trains leave as follows; .
6;30 a. m.-For F1emingtOD EastOn, Belyidere Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua WilkesDaTre Emra &C. Connects at juno
uon with d. l.. and w. II. II.
$40 m.-FOr High Bridge Branch schoOleys Mouhuhn'
Rudd's Lake and Lake HopacOnR, Eason, HarrsOur9h'
9taueh Chunk Tamaqua, Hezieton Wnkesbarre scranton
NgillamsDOrt &c
1915 a. m and 43O p. mFor somervle and Femington.
m-FOr Feming;on, EastOn, M8uch Chunk, Tamaqua,
wiKesbarre Scranton. Tkhannock Tamaqua, Hazleton,
Reading. Pottsville, Harrisburgh &c -
m.-FOr High Brldge Branch schooleys Mountain;
Budds Lake Lake HOpatcln9, East0n BelYldere aqu
Chunk Connects inction with D. L. and w r. X
$50 p dauy-For Easton, Allentown and Harrisbnrg
7:45 y. m.-For EastOn.
trains local points sec timetables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-LRave at a. m, IL D. m Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points, ann at 5'3O p m or
Easton. Reading and Harris0urgh.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&c. at 3, 7:i5 8, HAS a. 33O 4. D, q D. m. ,o,
Pullman DraHingroom Cara are attached to he
Stages connect at Maawan station fromKEYPoRT,
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lbertyst for Freehold at
746, 1l45 a m, 4, s, 6p.m.
NEW WORK. and PHI AnEI pHTA NEW
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stsamoOaIs anc Railroads
IRANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY, and TROY = 6y gySI4I DA6 6pEW BWAIo'
leave Vesy Street Pier at S36 and pam street er 20
M landing ct Hyack West Point, Newburgh Pougn-
keepsle Rhnebeck saugerties Caiski and HIdson Sd
NElTS at Point Carrie A. WaIu Tor Col
Spring Cornwall To Point Newburgh return
ing by down boat at Excursion Rates TRAMSfEih Y Dy
boat leaving BROOKLYN at connecting AZ Ai
bany with NORTH and WEST Special tram 10 ana
Saraf
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I sPRINGFIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL
and intermediate points leave Pier 20. f. r. at
D. n SUNDAYS included and III p sundays excepted con
necung with SPECIAL trains at New.hayen Tor HaTu9tuI
Springfeld Tickets sold and checked at 9i4
Broadway York and Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion
10 New return, 81 90.
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! ,,tIICu vAITFy RAUPOAn

EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il 4 ARIA FGEMENT OF PASsENGER IkAiNo Jsn l.
is77 depots Of Courtandt and sta,
A. s.SO n n Hght Express daily for Eason, Bethlehem,
Iusnto1n Maueh Chunk. WKesOlrre, Ptston sayro Eli
Ira Thica Auburn Rochester Buato Niagara Eaus and
1hs Wast Puiman sleeping coaches attached. -.
NN R0B'r IL. SAHRk- SuP'L ana Eng
Genara Eastern Office Church and CourtandtstG
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencin9 July ], 1873.
through trans will ieaye Grand Central Depot;
500 M, Western and Northern Express draWing'room
cars Rochester and ST Adams. ,, ,
300 a. m and Montrea Special through draw
nr o SantORt and hon'fetL ,, ..,
1880 M, Special Chicago add Western Express. with
drawing cars to Canandagua Rochesee anu Buhao;
90 M Express 10 Alb ny and Truy with connections
70 Utica Saratoga RUTLAND, North Adams and Bennng
IN rawing room 10 Sart t'oga.
$50 y. M. saratoga Special WIN araNlngtOOm cars
h,SuSn nnn m Albany and Troy Express
g00 ~ m 81 Louis ExpTc3a, daily with sleeping cars for
~ os runIng through day in tho week sleep.
inc ear for buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit to
Montreal excepting sunday night, via Saratoga
T30 M M rast Express for Rochester aud Corning via
Geneva with through sleeping cara =,
$40 % m Pacific Express. daily! Win sleeping cars Tor
Rocbeser Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit
and Cbicago also, excepting S day n 90 Clay
RIVER morning.
20 Watrtown excepting Saturday night nnd 70 Montreal via
~ Albans excepting Saturday and sunday nights.
I0 m Express, with sleeping Albany and Troy.
Nos 9b2 9Gi aud AIS Broadway and Wescor Express
10 - o0ces Nos Park place 7S5 and S42 Broadway New
Torl nnd s3g " ashln gtOn. A.. Brooklyn.
-''@' ~" &. Il. MEEkEI, General Passenger Agent
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
OR TRENTON Ann pHIIADELPHIA.

IUR IRENION AN ID PIILNDELPHIA-
EXPhLSS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS .o
Leave New Trenton and philadelphia az oSO o
9S0 lO6, 1l:3O 1880. g. 5:3Ul2 M, aud at 43O Om'
for Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia station North PennsyvanialRa
ROAD. Third BerKsss at $40 (way) 745, $3.50 ll5O
a. M, 1870, 2:3O, 4:l5 5:tJ u p. 80
Leave Trenton for NewYOrk gt 2O Except Monday o0V
S:l3, 1920 m, 1915 2:l5, 3, 4:55 $3.50 p m ma
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 20 the S5Oa m-
4;0O trains from NewYOrk 70 the 745 a m lSO IN
sUNEAY TRATSS~i New. York and Philadelphia at
q a nm b.3O 10 N m Leave New.YOrk for Trenton at
A. M 5:3O p m. Leave Trenton nc l:2O s;oC a. ms n;
TIckets or sale al foot Of Lberyst Nos 529 aud VA
BroaSav ar the prncpa hotels all Offices Of the Erie Rail
way in NewYO and Brooklyn aud at No Courst Brook
lyn Bagsaoe checked from residence 10 destination.
n. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
TOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Fare 70
Il cents NEwBUR and below,5 so CENTS Land at High
POutl, Cornwall. NcWburg Marlboro, NH
ton POUCH KEEPSIE EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Ihofns
Cornell and James W. BALDWIN dairy p Pier 81
North RIVER foot of IiarrsOn.st.
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InetrnrIlon.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY scnooI. for YOUNG LA
DIES, Nos. 0 and East 53dst.
reopens OCT. l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages pLAc-
csv taught Thorough training in Primary and secondary
Depaftments. THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
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9erreR : uuS 9ameuiGttel ~
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albert Gbrifel.

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zines Der a~Iteiten 9auier Ssrmann's
unO i'm 2aufc Der Sabre wuroe es baIo
fur oieien tOIb fur lensn 3we6 benuBt.
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- @ie beridtrt mirb, beabi9tiat
Senator s octersI in hielsr Sibun9
oss @Ou9rs6ss Elm Nmeuosmsnt CUR
Contribution porSuialaesn, reIdeS
bsitimmt, baB niemaIs cen SoI6lten
Die an Der &ebeaion ge9en Die Scr
Stoatsn theiIuabmen, cine Ysnion
bsjablt nsrncn ioa. Gbeufnls fol-
niemals Gntiddbiguug fur hurd Ser.
Stdaten Sruppen angerihteten Sdaotn
geleiitct ncroen unb Elm Or'ttcr Ynras
9rupb ~berb;etet Die Sece6ioH. Gorz
herbano Qlauben mir nod nidt an Die
.@inbrinaung zines berarti9en Nmenoe-
mentS hmrh einen 8 o a { IL,
Oh in bemisIben allies fallen gela6en
miro. nnd Dem Die iubliden. tonan
eebenosu Mitelieber Der Stmotruti
ideu Yurtei stit Sabren setra9tet
baben. WnbrideinIid miro 9err
@odereQ fd anberS btiinncn wsnn er
crit nit ben @orDpbdsn Ger Yartei
3udiprahe genommen bat uno oaS
Nmenoement wiro ME IN GorldlaS
oebra9t.
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- Gsffsrn trat Der Gonsreb wie6er
sufammen. @dbrenO Der S~eiertass'
5erien baben fd Die Slbrer Der Demo.
fratie mebrere &en6esuous aeseben unb
f4 Iber ibre sufinftise 9altuna ben
repubIifanifden WttsIie6ern uno benz
@rdfbenten seseniiber berotben, nno
bef9IoTen in 3utunft ben Senntor
@ontlins in feinem Sample aeeen bic
N6minitration ni9t gu untertiBen unb
ale @ominationen oes YrafSenten,
nidt gang ~befou6ere @runbe i'm
Sntersfe bss 8eamtenueieus basesen
sorIissen gu bsitatisen, sic fno iebt
ucafdnOis oapon ibsrssust. DAB lie cine
beaaueea ais ie Gontl.ns
in DER 8stdmpfuns Der 0Ominaticrsn
fur oas Stem 9ort 3olamt unteritlsten.
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pa 9ckte Mittmod @ndt itarb in
Morriion ole Satin bes 9srrn Socob
8ommel nod odttdaiasm SranfenIa9er
an Der 9Hn9enentiiuOuu0. Mud 9srr
0ommcl lit sur 3sit on berielben
8runfbeit uno ihicn cs cine Belt lang
ais ioute er ieiner QcLirbten Satin inc
ounfIe SenieIts folaen, bod bat iid iein
3uituno wieoer 10 weit aebtnsrt, bn6
feline 8~sioraniiIe flir iein Mieperauf-
tommen gebeat weraen. Die Seritor-
bone, cine Sodter oes 9errn 9ebrers
8ucbrIpn, binterl1Bt ,mei 8inber nie
mt ihrcm Batter Den fribSeiti9en Sot
ibrer Mutter beIpcinen.
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