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WHITE STAR LINE. .

W UNITED STATES AID ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOi: al TI.S>IOWS A%D LI\ERPOol% . 1890
NotccEc OF TINS Line take the lane lIou'cs
recommendation L,nt Many. u ~ Oh bo'h ie outward
h0ncwtrd yoya",.~. ,,.,, .,,.. -,
tIiIIC capt. tttGci ili-u''. J"lN - -, 80 " ~
Gi..NNNIr east. h,auCly NI'hIhi' Llt ~ d. u,
- IIi'. capt P1r-"i ..-..i llHIa', J",
GEGN THE WHITE STAR DOCK I!H" - NUM-"
RIVER ,......... =, IN ~,
irc steamer. ave uniform IN size and unsurpassed n p
r,,it.. Sllol. StatcTU"I.. smoking. ana BdtH
0,,as ate Ind.hI-. wlrfr ia" NOISE ann H',l"n 81
ast felt @uoIung degree Of comfort hitherto uhiltah'D'
u 1890. .,...,.. nm
n, f.--Sa.onn $50 and SOB 2od Return Tickets on
favorable terms StrrTI"c 81.
r. sir lrn,r. cary neither cattle sheep. nor PICS
plans and other iu"rnhioI Apply NJ no
>'"''"'' A.. J. CDKrIS Agent
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW July-August
lN;.l thn nxcnntinn nf a fcM. nancs dcNntn

With the exception Of a few pages devoted
90 brief survey Of Contemporary Literature. mostly
foreign publications. the present number Is mainly oc
cupicd with the discussion OF political and religious
questions relating to points of general and current i'll
terest article. by the eminent historian. Mr.
Francis Parkman. describes the changes which have
taken place in the social condition OF this county tend
ing TO make the Institution OF universal suffrage less
accurate and effective exponent Of enlightened public
opinion tlan il at the ahIShnent OF the Federal
Government. The evil dates from the increase of foi
egn emsi alton IN the frat half Of the present ccnturs
With pouring OF labor came railroads, factories
ard a thousand prolific industries, which heads without
hands could have awakened sustained. POpula-
tOn increased wealth grew apace; men became rabii
IA making money. and women frivolous IN spending It,
The same influences AT work through all the North
en states. vast industrial development, an immense
prosperity, rested safely for while on The Old national
traditions love of country respect for law and the habit
of seIfgoyernment Then began the inevitable strain
Crowded cities where the irresponsible and ignorant
were numerically equal than equal TO the rest
and where the weakest and most worthless was match,
by his vote for the wses and best boated wealth and
envions poverty tinseed civilization above, aud dis
contented Iroetariat beneath-al these have broken
rudey upon the dreams Of equal brotherhood cher
sbed by those who made their wish the father OF their
Thought and fanced that this favored land formed an
exception 10 the uniyeI sal laws OF human nature lhey
cried for eevatng the masses but the masses have
sunk lower. They called for the diffusion OF wealth. ONT
wealth has gathered into numerous and portent0us
sccumulatons. Two enemies, unknown before, have
risen like spirits OF darkness on our social and political
horzon-an ignorant proetariat and halftsught pu-
tocracy. Between lie the classes. happily still
numerous and strong In whom rests our salvation
Bot the evil Mr. Parkman contends not past remedy
The case is not vet desperate The country full OF
superative force. But the deyeraDce must from
che increased strength OF the Republic. Not from
Ring an emperor. oligarchy but from the prev
slence OF higher political principles We might set up
- OigarciY but 1t would be ono composed Of the
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u'O THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LIrrLrroN. TWIN MOUNTAIN !
'E'O PIIILADELPlllA,
VIA
PENNSNLvASI RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii,
between
NIw-YOEK ANp PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through TRIMS way daily three Depots
Philadelphia, two III NrWN 9TH

Fourteen Through way daily: three Depots
Philadelphia two III N"" >"ih.
Double rask the most Improves a@acnt and the Tastes:
i'''' an, ,n ,,1 ,,t, " i'I, - lst. N'
Express Trains leave New York VIA pr~hroSSes AMI Court
4o 80 $40 . o. 80 Hm,t"i II A. m, l. Z, O. $50 80
80 dtd = = III. SUNDAY 100 aud = ~ a., o. d. t"' $50.
II rooAn Annex" connect wan all tlrough trains
Jr,cy Cit' anorng speedy and direct transfer Tor
r"mfn.3. trains have rmadphn 500 $40. l. 80 =
sH @4 ~ ar and S: e ne On rnody' So = ~
30. IT, M 30 ;, M. ana J.. " ,i H., M ,.,or
llo. oorof bc-hro.,cs aud 'ou lrdi ~i-: W court
H, amy III i liz and dnSns: ilebohc Depot J,Sscy
cay. ir,rtInI Iloh,t ONCE No Batter, place ,.,,
GENERA. Manager. Gcnl Passenger Agent.
'TiIE ERIE RAILWAY viii hereafter be
rnlf N%n W%rSrEiV E%iIL;@ip. AERiS&EMENT
. a. -,nciunaIi ana chicago Day Express. Drawing
rom , g., , ,' W r. - ons Hpr.. ariyus at Buffalo
S " a. IT, & |n is .r ' ng totch"s to ai
! p. m, DAILY, Pacific EHpIc.s for the wet Sleeping
and Ccaso without change also hotel dining cars to
I'm. rmiglant !rain for the West.
p a Il M midnight 4atarty M 1T. oa; sundays. IS
%'Hn Tx nai r,'9' % 5o iq3 m % II
SUNDAYS g. $50, lo3a M ~ Gi3 p NJ and II mianlght
l5. s. 80, S45 ii3 80 s. 5'i5 8 az. t:3o / =. 10,
las, $50, ?. ~. and II midnight . ,o
t.. 10 - l:iJ 80. IL mid
night SUNDAYS u, S3O lOl5 a. M lij $50. III. and IL
midnight
warwick 7iJ. lU:l5 a m, i:3O T..
a. $50, sundays $50 A.
Uoudout a q. Inidys $50 a. IN
Goshen 600 T:i5. 300 fO:l5 $3.50. 3.ij i}O 700 o.
H. sundays, 600 $50. 1915 a. M. t.5O 200 p
MiddlriUwn. 7:ih 900, lO:lj 3iJ, t:3O 700 m.
Sunda,s $50 1913 H., $50. 700 +. The 900 a. III.
p. trans connect with Newl ork and OSwego
Midland H. H.. at Man-st. ,o,- ,.o ,.,
Port Jcryls. 7:i5. 800 1913 a. NJ 40, Coo 100 p
SUNDAYS $40 lOl5 a III. G:3O ana i'oOP M.
NOlE-Tran. leaving ChambtrsSt. or hall hours
before 9Oop leave twenty third II fifteen minutes earlier
trains leaving ChambcTsst. ON quarter
tidst thirty minutes earlier Boats
~ q 40 aud - T.. with
trains leaving Chanbersst at lOcO T. and l2OO mid
night. -,
obtained orders the checking
and OF baggage lett the Companys Offices
2J 40l 529 or 9j1 broadway, n. " No Court St,
Brooklyn. or AZ tho Company 4 drpOts
Express Traius from the est In NewYork at 1925
a IN and lO:25 D.
- ~ JNO. n. ABBOTT General Passr Agent, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Englewood Closer PieTmOn and Nyack
TOO $50 945 a. Loo 800. 400. ii5 $50. $50. $50
and saturday nghn only at 1880 D. M sundays 300
and $50 D. M. -
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey, 100 945. m. 445
M yNO N ABBOTT General Passr Agent New. York.
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An EXPERIENCED TEACHER Is willing
~ toiustruct few younS buys IN Latin Add'-s J. Il,
BOX - Tribune Ofice.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY 30 % Union equarr recommends plipi Is
IKNfS~t from the leading American a"d European col
h,d department 81 instruction. APry 10 Miss IL j.
YOU SO. No. =. Mon square. Broad"av SIDE.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab
~ hsl.d 1879. promptly provide families, schools colleges,
teacher. e known CdlIc and character; TcpIc~ MT
teachers wanting rugggtItE; g', parents information OF
good schools highest udOI mis- circulars for stamp JW.
SCUlENIRIIbI:H. \ NJ. ~rc q, 50 Last liiiiSt, y. Y
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
~ - MON square rcp'.cni7 teacher" dchns positions
application form for stamp provide COLLEGES seminar &"
acadccn public schools -ch"i- q" every frAic " h com
pct.ut Instructors WITHOUT CHARGE, supplies fImhr,
with tutors goycrHc,-oS. I. tpIE-WpltII PINrk-
HEi. 30 mon square li'layc slide. N'w f"ik
tANTED-ConStantly for families, schools,
w colleges experienced successful teachers unCompt"ri-
not inyiicd particularly wanted superior Latin teacher
Northern Institution, salary $1,000. lady Tor
mathematics. $1,000. and for music fl.'oi, "r-'tn
High school lady for English German. &C. 100
NcWJcr-cy Female seminary wants lng,i drawing 90,
5000. forms iur stamp j. W. tIEHNFNiOlN, secretary
American school Institute, 30 East lith-~t
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l Ann, TGFME%I or PA~~ENGEE TRAINS Ian. |,
Leave 4, pots foo; Of court ant and Desios'r@ SIS
a, 90 =, IN Nlft Express. daily Tor Ia.ton, Bethlehem.
n,utosn tuch CIunk Wikc,btrre. iI't-i"n nayre III
,irs tirl Auur: Iocnc.icr Hlnaih. Niagara taIs anu
a.. ~, inIir,,n slrruilg coaches attached. go .
Wv ~" ~ ROnT H. ~Aliti, ~upt aud Eng
Cororal Pa stern corner Church AMI Courtlanit sta
Agent.
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
connect ors Lave foot Of Liberty So for Freehold al
40, ll:ij III, !, ,, u pm.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
POTND HItuOk ROUTE.
. f, s.......- t.sttr MR. DTfT

FOR TRENTON AND fHIIADELf TIA
INPIIrS TRAIN lIHE TWO II ~ ~. M
Leave Ncw. tnrk Tor Trenton and Plidp ha AT 90 =
30 lu:lJ, 1870 l3O 1, jjl- D. I'D, anI at lou o''
of Trenton. , ,...-i,.rot,
Leave PiHadpha from station North Pcnnsylyana;iSai,
HcIh--ts. at 10 t"dyI. 40, 35O IL
a ~. 30. DO l.. jij. ~ p. ~. ,--,.., p a
Trenton Sew York al l2u except MGnudS, o'V
SIS IL. a i2lj. :" -, ., 40, $50 m , ., -
Pullman Drawing Room ar, aIe attached To tho "'oa, M
too D. trains Om Nr"NUIk to th' ID Il i" LOU T. H.
trains from IAi.tG'lpuI1. ,..., t,,t.t,,hf, a.,
q a. H. $50 Il 70 10. LciN" NtH-l OK i"i trenton AT .
$50 +. Leave Iirni" a - 10y T. ~. ;
ut Ilbt GiY~i Not ~ ana - :
Iroiu v nj urIu, h hotels, AL oicr7 oi ne IG ran
~ Nurl and Iloo,lyu and az W. t"it-', Bi"'k'
yu i....,y,. ,i,k .d from residence :" destination
u. 4. BAi.DN y. cen. iis~ Agent.
EORNEW NERIDEN, HARTFORD,
-rI,t %GFlElD Witt. MOI NTAI,'>. MON IKEAI.
amt .iuriatc points. steamers aF" Pcr2j j. r. al "
T. no. Iucui,d and II sundays excepted con
n',Ung with SPECIAL trains at N""Iiav'h "r
1,a,s sold amt baggage" checked al -
Broadway. ~" loIk. and count 81, BROOKLYN ENcuIsoh
to NtN-IIayrnaud return, i -.
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ASPIRATIONS OF THE WORLD. a CHAIN OF oPALe
Collected, with introduction, by L. MARIA CHILD l2mC
PIP. 276 Roberts Brothers.


PIP. 276. Roberts Brothers
The motive of the hOnOred author in the
preparation this volume has been to collect the cx
pressons of universal religious faith which form the
sence OF the sacred writings of the most enlightened
nations every Of the world is her belief that
religion has its foundation in the deepest elements OF
human nature that the fundamental rules Of morality
are the same with good men in every variety OF culture
and developments that the conception of Immortality is
found in every taSe or the history OF man and that
similar aspirations after the Infinite and Eternal
are among the strongest signs or the identity or
the race With regard TO these three prlneyal
ideas. Mrs. Child afirms that they have dis
PLAYED a remarkable resemblance among al.
peoples. They have all conceived of One Supreme
Being who created and sustained tue Universe they all
believed that man had within his body soul which
shared Immortality Of the Eternal Source OF Beng
and natural law of Justice the basis Of all other laws
early dawned upon the human mind. Mrs. enid has
gathered up the uterances of, these ideas from vaI
ous sources, only from the sOcacd sacred books
Of different religions, but from the wise and prophetic
savings of gifted IN secular literature Her choice
sentences all tend TO place the moral capacities OF hu
man nature bril- ht light to stimulate the sense of
duty which great bond OF society and to enCour
AGE the dearest hopes and noblcst aspirations OF the
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N0W lcT-'y N0UINoTn EnTI0N. C0mmrn0IHt jung ],
ISIS steamers viii leave New Pier = Nufth l;y'r
ot connecting al sandy li""a with ira Us i'
Long Branch y. $50 2. m. ]. $ T.. d. t;5. p.
Rcd Bank and Toms river g. $50 a. u. l. {, p IN
R..,li liaNsu. o. p iu.. ! 70.
NtUelauI Erdgctou and Atlantic cry T. IN.
pl.d, ulra nd Iuth,ftnu o. =. M. J. ) - o. m.
'"i''1 'o' i''"H "'~'" ' WM :. -NEDEN.
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"a iJHom It ninn Concern

I ORD oGIINY. 500 REWARD.
Nboyr reward vii be paii Tor in'p.mItou which shall
lead fr h, t4pHt AID criyctN tn tie Police 81 'Itli W.
CARR ~ a., WlIIIED MuNIEl~~uR, alas Lphp
OGiIyY. ia alc * -: mr.uum hrghth. rih'r .'nl't
,ar or silu complexion etn and ti,k c"alhli'k han
darn brown
information lie given ~ tn oic" 81 superintendent
WNIIIs,,,. 80 Mulberry s., polio. headquarters.
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Caw Schools.

Enw 5thoolo.
ALBANY LAW SCIiOOL.-RcguaI course,
~ one year IAN term begins On the .i Of ~'li'uhr
Address Professor ISAAC IDWhEDS. Albany NJ
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL"
RO~TON. Mass opens october . send for circular to
r. II. BENNETT, LIZ j.
law DEPARTMENT of IOWA STATE
l. UNIVERSITY. Fourteenth year De gins september j.
Course al option Either course htmt 10
bar Tuition, $50 per year. Address ". 9. HANMOND'
Iowa CIV.
VALE Law SchoOl.-Rcgular course, years :
i oi lit l.. tllt"In,
oIens sept. Address Prof WANIA%D So" Haven, GO
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THE MONEY MARKET

OffNIdL EFTrE7 n. y. ST'CE ETCHANGE sAIKa
THURSDAY. JLLY II. 1873
GOVERSNENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NJ M 1Okk Gen IKAL AND III l)>oN
" RIVER RAILROAD ommruC Juy !, 1873,
through n ans viii icISt Grand Central Depot:
500 q. m. Noet"rn and N"rih'n ESprc'A WaWlngrooI
to Rochester and II. \ bans
q. tI'dI SPECIAL through draw
,ir- 10 t'ogt tid Huufit
lu'ua special chicago arl Western fAPtcS4 WIN
drawing To tand qua, dorchester AMI BunalO
Il .-n Co. tt,uL,ld -IltHp-.
llOon m. rNpi,s, Cuca and Rutland, drawing room
car 10 ~aidtoy1. .., ,,
ihrturh No.. ,...-.
.I ~ M Il uI.S fNprr.s. daily, with sleeping for
tIr,Igh the week
i 49, Tor Iuiilo Niagara Falls. Toledo and DrDit
Montreal ,AfcutluI Sunday night. va Saratoga.
80 t. u. rast INilc-- Tor Rochester and Corning via
Geneva. With through -!'"plng 'ar-
Eo.ne.t,r Nasar. Falls Buffalo, 'l''eaat Toledo Detroit
.,,i ,llp also. ,.N o. Is, o t,
I,il. u.f, ~, uU - i.u'. hN,t NJ WUlnl1%
"a a,ftoVu ,,c.ptns saturday ui rId % Montreal Wa
-, ANN. O., .,pflug saturday and SUNDAY Hl-lt-.
ION m ,i,--. with sleeping cars go Albany and Troy.
~, ir,Ir- - p,r Local lime Tables II's.t-
Nn. lGl AMI AS EiosGway. ard ~ M,-tcDtc ENpgcss
a.. G.,- paris pc.c. 80 and 9i2 Broadway New
Nn,l .ui ,..3 Wasb5u.t"I Il. Hioo~lN n
''' 49, /. NH kIl'. Gtatru ldS~Cu -,r agent
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! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Nav 21.Ie7

| ONG ISLAND AllEpAD, MAY -, ISIS.
'It ~iu,,,,s 20 minute and rom 5'ih-t Ia.j ..Iycr
guN H. minute. pr y"!t 1' nan ', '"%
I,rrc. cil, 80 rur- prey"u' rn'' Of 'i'int from
i,1,r T iT nnI,It So. IIsri.r e ~. NJ g. @ ld
DI -lr"r,y. a, 80 = ~ f"r ar,ho-G' (,r, d'i
am. 80 and T. Co., log fa'i "n -, q" 80 goa m -" :.
I'm , i., w. Sc Il, Io M aad 81 D. ~ for Noror g.
a 49, , a. 10 ~, 49, 'i I T. so g No. '' rar Ear &
a~1,. &c., II 30 a. 90 :. 80. o. AZ M For ''ni'n
& 80 D. ri ana J.. j. hight .ua ,'rI l. oIt' ony $50 n
~! 5" H. 'r'''i l' I'y' r |r
rat'hosuc. N' "a m E,'P."n. &C. ? a M and . ~
oy aid Irnp-r,ad . 80 aur $50 p ard frou, l.
rs I i5s co"gc ' riG y "a, cs ' 3, pr ns
,~ui,y, rrd) "a, Iiar"r At :. M "t'gnr"rt ~;
N'nE,-'', mn', VIZ i, ~ M l, r'r Wr
zen st 1t Jauics-P ana "ithsi- icil, At "h'1 e." -"
n ~ sd e.. lro,Irny and ora"d Crm,r,i not in
ITooil,n ..5j v .-n,iour ld 7'ith' ~ r!ret'.;
tch' at an, Of NE ao"'" "h m {t'sI can nS cl", d
'oT G 5T1Gn<r'% G Gcn4 Pan. Asr ''' ' up
DENNSNLNANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
TEuI& LIE 5,, ANh .NI!LD ,, sT4rE ,,o M ~
Yok wa Dcsbo-.s AMI C"urtnGt streets Ferries a. fol
i,r.s, for Harrisburg rtt.hms The Wet ani Sa";h
WIN Pullman rAac" 'r' attIc'" a. m aud ." p me-
" For wam.polt I@'k Haven. Cory and Inc at S'op
me OF Regions. Wilamsp"r ana I'ck liaS,n pa m
,niam qs si. G Of r a"T 81" S. a a' s%
a. l.iil 10 Regular al = ~
a. m. !. $50 ana . = m SUNDAY ESQ 'nd y T. r. -,
EXPIRES FOR Piln!clphI.i 30 81 10 - - lAui'dtl
a. 49,. J. l. =. u. $50 40 S.U AID T. IN. SUNDAY $50
and 9 ~ 90" $50, y 20 and2 T. IA Emisia"t AMI see
ond class. : Il For Cape MaS y. IA.
Wtfh at tNfnu'i trans
jersey cy. alorng speedy ami d''''i transfer for
Efoohlyn travel.
Tor i,ius ~ Ncwaik. Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tfcn.
ton Perth hmb"y. Frnin gi"n ErNidfr and Other points,
sor local irlul,s If all Ilcsct offices.
T,au- ariy,.- From Ptt-burc $50 lOiO =. m. 1920
~ daily. $50 a M. IbJO dJ'y except N"niI.. From
and BatInur- bJu. 80 a m, az, 10 ." ~
r. M SUNDAY G.5o 81 From philadelphia 300, -
hIO. 1850. loo 4 m, 20, !: 10. -" hi'o' H.l"
1910 1920 p sunday, Jo' Cor 10 lo"", II ga M
I,;tri once, SO and ga broadway, 40 Asor Horse
n ii foot ~ Drshrossrs and 'oaljlaHdt St. ~" t"t 81
and runkI,n Nnu,N Depot. loot Of Fu.t" H.. BooaAu N"-
ia ZIG nnd Us Hui-oHst Hob ken Depot jersey CtJ
''Ei;,~k 'TlIONroN /. T.. FARMER.
- ,i,r,I1l Mlnnccr l,rMl rAs-rngcr AErnt
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gnstrnctlon.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

XViliamstown (Mass.) English and Classical
w School limited number received In family
Of the principals Circulars Oh application TO Rev ~ H.
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5icdmboals mno Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS DlREtT-Mcrchant>' EN-
~ ilrt..-l cglui steamers WALTER EitlII or
%IW cIihWrION l,aN" dl.iy t~ttt'ii'. oN,"ptriI.
Caia NoIiA ''r 81 .. C'aN'oilE with r''-
Nuit. " c- D.,t '.C. isi' 90, meals,
5Cr II,.s.t taS'I w,r iian d. any o'rcr hu'~
1 LBANY and T!,Ol 10y DAY BOATS.
~ e.. NILHN it1 aud uNNlI Lbl:I", -
Nc-iTy Per 80. and .ih street Piti ~ y
LANDING 90 Ntach fftl VT Point, " 1ur-h f'is q.
L,-p-ic lu.h,cR ~aUrrIti.- ,,~iIl AMI Hudson. cos
II l. 30 Wet Point Nih .ru.t llr "aii i'r "l
spring ruWal To West Font or y, vlIf-h. riutu
by down boat 40 Excursion ltgt's. IR\N~FIE ny
boat leaving Biu'i '"Lu'''E at A.
Lauy trans HORIH AnI WI~T. SIc"a tram Ia aui
iG"u Saftnrt
L'OR RO\DOl' / and kINGSION.-Farc, -
1 cut- SIWBU EGU auu below. 81 Gents Land ~ liiy.
land ais ", t'oiut Cornwall >rwbuT.. Marlboro WI
ton, Poe kIir-lE. oyu>, connecting WIN l.i,r and
brLRdIrlrd MakIl Ntlr Railroads steamboat, " -
,on, aui u's y. BALDWIN leave aI at y. Pier 81
NoTth E.ytG. foot 81 IIartf-uu.si.
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Orearl Gfrunlcr8.
YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

NETWORK AND HAVANA DlRECl MAIL
~ LINE - ..o,
These steamships sill regularly al p Ill., oA
Pier a. 49, North River as follows .rrun,y t,y
steal !, 1
steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA r ~ amy n ~
unsurpassed FOR iTelght OF asSgc IP W
"'''"W WILLIAM T.. CLYDE Il CO., No. u flowing steeh
MCKELLER. LULIN' Il CO.. Agents III h'Vaht -
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY .
For CALIFoRNiA. JApAT CHI lb I'D NEWzEA
LANE AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA. WASH
ING'ToN TERRITORY and OREGON. 4,
sailing from Pier foot Canslst. NOl'u isl,e., NJ.
For SAN FRANCISCO VIA the 18TH VI VI i'-'-
steamship COLON. saturday. Jny 4oa
Connecting Central and South Anerlca
frol SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN ana CiiiN A'
CITY PEhING. Thursday, July
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC SATURDAY.. August Ill,
Francisco sandwich Is!ancs hu't'ss
NewIcalani. -. 49, $4,000
StranIship IEALANDIh. Monday, August ,. ,. -,
For freight and passage apply AT company oi1'o' VIZ
the per fool of Canal St, North River: iii, ~, r,,u
Tr ,s.,ner nnira 81 the Mail steamship Co VIII
h, op,,r,I al No 2j7 broadway, on MONDAY, Jnlyl3.
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BRIDGEPORT. and all points on fi0msatOnlc
Railroads Fare, 81 steamer Blldeeport
leaves taharnesp daily Sundays eXcepod) at Iioo Ill.,
and Rfldgep0rt at II D. IN.
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DAITINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Id AnI foot OF nesbOsses and C0rtandt

Leave York from foot OF Desbtosses and COFtaHu
Is. c-t...., t,,,.nan
$50 IN Washington Columbus. Cincinnati lndianap,
oi- Chicago and West, Richmond. Charleston ana inc
south Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark, D. ana
9Th 81,
ordonsyIe Pullman from New York to baltimore ana
Washington making Close connections for Pitsburg. I'm
cinnatI Indianapolis Louisville, and - Louis Ihr0ueh
Baltimore to Cincinnati, 81 IoNs ana Pitts
hurr and from Washington and Savannah. -
400 m daily Washington. the south ami West Pnll'
man s,enrr- from Baltimore and Washington
n gkin connections for Chicago Cincinnati
Columbus Pittsburgh. the SOutn ana
southwest Through Pullman cars ffom Baltimore 10 Cncn-
natl connects Washington " IN Trans for IynchOurS
FLORIDA New Orleans andthe S0ut - ~.
For through tickets please call NJ Company's fce 3lo
pr,aduav and ticket Offices OF COftlanGt
and ID, slro,scs SITS aud depot, jersey tIty. o,,,o
Al EpB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OliIO
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STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

l STEAMSHIP LINE. ~
non ST rIION ~ PARA PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA
" AND no DE JASEIKO. 49,, nan,
The new FIR class non steamship tiil ot nAitN'
CAPTAIN Carpenter. VIII Tor the above P"Iis on !,
DAY August g. Freight at low rates taken l'i
"a above
Freight received az al times At I"bcrtS Dock n""NIIp
I%SIEANCE LOWER THAN BN ANY uliifN - y ="
SHIPPERS DI.~IRI 81 ISL RANCE ~ FfiL'
NiNL, UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
For freight engagements, passage having elegant az
'' 'f''' " {. II. MALLORY ~ co. Agents,
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gu6trulilon.
For Bows and Young Mon-Ci
A LAVE EDITION OF PINCKNEY'S

N SCHOOL DIRECTORY AID GUIDE FOR 1878
WILL. BE ISSUED ABDl / il LG II.
at does away with the need o local HdNclShR' on'
vert ecInent IN tins directory viii cover the whole country
from Maine 10 Texas
Directory circulars. &C. sent upon apphcauon
80 UNION SQUARE, Nc".iO1h.
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FEICIaL REPORT n Y. MINING STOCh IA
CHANGE SALES. JtLl IL. ISIS.
nNp CALL O'CLOCK T. u.

TnuRsDArtJuly ll-Rs.
Leading operators have deySfd the DAY ~.
efforts to "realize." as shown by the sre"'s'
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Del d IVES
Moiiis & Essex

Mo Kan & Texas
.uu....Dc. "a
thlC & Alton
.j...bc. 81
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YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Il Conditioned students tufOred summer and Winter.
+. HOFFMANS. StOckbIidge, Mass
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ALBANY and TEnN hv Day HOATS.
I.'OIt ] He
WHITE MOUNTAINS
On and after July ;drct come ct,"n wi be- mace via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE II\E.
L NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. via

PARIrE CARS leaving ih' steamer landing ~ I'N
POINT WHARF. PROVIDENCE. ct 80 900, Wit 30
through to FAINtN HpI~L amt MI WHITE MOI y
ININ ININI- MIIIInl- / 81 M
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For Young Ladies-City.

ANk BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG IA
DIES, NOS. q and East 5.d.st..
rcopeus OCT !. FRENCH A\D GERMAN languages pTA
ticay taught Thorough training in Primary and rccondar
DEPARTMENTS THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires lou
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HALL RIVER LINE

|. NT4II III ' EIt III =
Andal points last via %ewrort and Faii Rye
Plac" tram,- i;l w. aud PROV IDEN I r.
,.y, =, w York daily from FOOT 81 Murray -.
p,,( SUNDAY IkIP~, TON 90 y y
h,".yu p..>'I-'I' o. ~. -, lace 'y Annex Oo'''
MI az -pI Nbf" b., 'i- AND OHCHE- IRAS.
1icLct ana ~iatcro,u4 secured a. principal notes anu
UNIV O"',E AZ lI' IIoI ~" rnnnI \ ~ IONEII Accnf,
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0fdthcr5.

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER Is willing
~ toustruci few young buys IN lsn. Address ]. Il,
~ L lIf.Lr
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II. !.II' III K HN0fIGn 70 NEWPoKT pA-sENCE
rIrrcU Valley RAILROAD.

I0r ~ T'l'I HT-IHT 0T-TTT ~ IIII.' y, -
MS, J. cailr at thoudlN- 'N'rlt'd. AMI airl'c
\rwl of ot5 thus "hN ATM the necessity E" I'aNln
I. Il ,u.t AZ N,rnr' rffF hour N 20" morning.