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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BR0OK ROUTE:

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. .
Leave New.York for Trenton aud Philadelphia at $780, d
$780, 1880 m 1870 $3.50, 5:30 ~ p and at A. Tor
Trenton.
Leave philadelphia North Pennsy vania Rail-
road. Third Berkssts 1909 730 $50. 1870 a. H.,
1880 $3.50 $50 D. - 49,
$40. 1920 a. m, l2l5, z:l5. 4:l0, G:l5 =. IN.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the D3 a. H.
$3.50 trains tom New York TO the 1880 a. H. 1850 H.
.iO.n Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TKAINS-Leave New.York and Philadelphia At
$50 H. $50. II Leave Trenton at l:ZO, 1870 a. ln
G:iu p. - 80 or,
Tickets sale ?; foot Of Liberty ST., Nos 029 and w
Broadway the Vrucpal hotels all Offices OF the Ere Rail
way in York and Brooklyn at No. COurtst Brook
lyn. baggage checked from residence 20 destination.
IT, r. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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PLEASURE TRIP PROM GOTHAM TO THE GOLDEN
GATE. by Mrs FRANK LESLIE. limo. Pl. 2Sj. q. v.
Carleton 4 Co.
In these airy rose-cOlOred sketches, the adj
party OF travellers across the Continent
described with certain feminine light heareduess
vivacity They compare with the usual stories Of
American tourists omeictt' sOuilee and iced cham
pagno compare With the roast beef and small beer Of the
family table.
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THE ATLANTIC-February

The new number announces its union with
The Gaiazy and welcomes ho friends of that magazine
to the wide circle OF its own readers, expressing hc
hone that "thc freshness the brightness the aeriness
That gave The GaiGTy' will net cease IN The ne"
alliance Among the contents are The c'aue OF ue
Human Race" Trials and Errors Of Joseph Prm'
rose" Venice and ST. Marks" by Charles Eliot Norton,
and "The Adirondacks Verified" second numbcr) by
Charles Dudley Warner. Mr.. Longielow contributes a
song on Stay Ing at HOme:'
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SONG

Stav stay nj home. my heart, and rest;
Housekeeping hearts are hsplhest,
For those thar wander they know not wher,
are full OF trouble aul full u care;
To stay at home l. best.
Weary and nouesiCS end distressed
They wander East, tAoy wander West,
And are fled aud beaten aud blown about
By the winds OF Tie wilderness OF doubt;
10 stay al home Is best
Then stay AZ home, my heart, and rest
The bird rs safest IN ITS nest:
Ger all that 1Gtior their wings and fly
hawk is lowering in the sky;
To stay nj home is best.
andMr +. C. Stedman delightful picturesque poem GOO
long for quoting in columns on "Jamaca tempt
ing to so from beaueous isle OF sweets
ana spices"
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TUESDAY, JANUARY @, 1873.
ynstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
GRANGER PLACE SCHOOL for young IA
NJ dies Canandaigua, n. VI family limited 10 81
thorough preparatory academic aud collegiate
LINE A. CoMsr0cK, President ---------
uOME Institute, TanytOwn,N. Y.-A boarding
and day school for young ladies' VIII reopen v
Sept ~ For circular Address Miss NJ - MEISAl:I. rim
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
opens 54d year Sept. IL. REV. r. p. EdE A. n Pres
Mrs. WEST, Boarding and Day SCHOOL
w Greenwich, Conn.,, ls6.
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester.
WI Mass-For YOUNG LADIES' F9r c,TSnla a"agSS
BENNINGTON SEblINARY.-TH0S. HAN
LON. D. d., President Pennington N j.; one OF ,he Dsl
good time TO enter your son ordaughtel caDsu
VNHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
4 FRENCH FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES. No. 80 Wast, NewIIayen Couh circulars sent
upon application
For Both Sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
W sntute and Commercial COLLEGE founded 1902 seaside
school STUDENTS received any time. Catalogue free. Al
dress Rev. ID. BLAkESLEE, a. n. Principal EAST "reeh
wich. X. j. ----------
DOCKIAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n Y.-BOth
ts in languages college course ladies. W. II. Bannster
Miscellaneous
GRAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION 70
III EVROPE-In the summer of 1873. visiting Ireland
b;iand England France belgium e Rhine PIisaia MI
features European travel entirely removed Re
turn tickets good for twelve months College professors
j.. TOURJEE Music Han, Boston
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rNO PHILADELPHIA,
n PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
the OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots
Philadelphia New-l0rk


Philadelphia TWO ia New.lork.
Donbe Track The most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
lime cOnslsi eat with absolute safety
On and aItcr November II, 1877.
Express Trans leave cwNork via DesDr0ssos and Cor
lenut :, reefs EtII,cs us folows
$50, $50, 1880 Ilm,ed II o. m, l. L. s. g. GSC, 7, $50
ana T. NJ SUNDAY M, >, q, $50, 2, ESQ AID p ~.
Ioats OF "Uf"oy AL.eX connect with al through trains
at jersey cay ar0ring speedy and direct transfer FOR
BruuAlyn travel
Returning trains leave philadelphia 800 1885, T. $780, g.
$3.50 II limited Express, l35 y. MI 4, $780, T.
and $50 T. and IL midnight ON Sunday $50, 1888, T.
$50, A. 1, 1888 y. M. rad IL midnight.
Ticket Offices 52O and 0ii Broadway No. Astor House,
DesbrOsses Cortandtsts.; No. Courtst,
Depot, foot OF Fulton ST., Brook
lyn; Nos. IL 1lU. ard llS Hudsonst, lIobokenj
Depot Jersey City. Eugran Ticket Office, No. 3. Battery
FRANK THOMSON, LIP. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Thomas Watson, that rule, no dog runs mad unless
previously bitten by a rabid animal
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Il ARRANGLMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Dee.

ERiE RAILWAY, ..,.... 49,. ~,
~ AkRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taxing erect Dec
8 m.-cincinnah and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
1915 In-Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
~ m (Dai!y)-Pacnc Express for the West. Sleeping
and Chicago without change ALSO Hotel Dining cars TO
Trains cave Chambers street Depot, y. Y. for
Newark. bi1, $50. 1919 1870 3d. SID, and 6lo
p aud u midnight Satanay nights only sundays 9lo
anihefurd Park and passac 7i5: 10 M IL noon lis
g. $40. 43O 5l1, t3O, :. 10 D. M II midnight Sundays
0Peiso2 "a. 7i5 sg1 IT, io5 ii:so a. ~ IL noon
l45, <, 10 34j $50 ., 5I5. q. Gl5 639 q s, 10 D. @
and T. midnight Sundays g. $780, 9l5, 10 a. NJ, l;f5 &c.
sulcia, 3, 40. TO- Oi5amv .i5, S:i5; @e7p n, and
~ mdn ght Sundays. 6. $50 10 a. III, las, 63O p ID,
Cofn1a a. ~. $780, $50 p. Sundays s:3oa n
Ncnmreh .. !Gs1 m 5O 400, m sunGayss3 m
kingscu a NJ ot2 p IN ~ sunday S39 M an ,
'mddleoar rs TO- lOi5 a: M. S:45 49, p sun
DAYS 30 10 i: D. IA The y a. M ana $50 u m Trains
connect Win and Osweeo Midland H. Il. at Mains
Por Jervi.. 7:I5, .. IL, 1919 IA, 49, pu Suniays
$50 40 M and 20 pbrsst on even or half hours
tefo, D. m leave Twenty tr ST. fifteen minutes carrier
than above time irayng ChaDersst On quarter hours
leave twenty tlr,t thIty minutes eaihtt Boas ieayc
Twenty thif ga and llj M c0nnecng with trans
rrlSt ~ ua..aes aud Tor Apartments IN Drawing room
and Coaches can be obtained and orders for the
checking and transfer ~ be Jeff at the o"npays
OGocs Nos. 29 4Ol 90 and ~, broadway NO Oour|s'
rxrss- Trains the West arrive III N'"' OLA '' ''-'
- IL" 10 ~ ,BBdrT General Pass'r Agent. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
= $50 90 a m / 3 4. $40. $50 $50. 100 p H. ahi
SATURDAY nights only 1880 m Sundays 4 H. anu
gai spring Valley and Monsey 7, $50 M AS m.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. t'enel.I fassr Agent New. OK.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave NewYork foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave NewYork fcot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
$40 A. m for Washington Columbus Chcogo the West.
Rirhrnoud and the south Through Pullman
ears rom Baltimore O. Chicago.
lao o. m io Washington and tie West anil for Richmond
and tic Godonsve Pnlmsn ears from ewfofk
Baltimore and Washington making close connections or
Piiisburg, Cincinnati, Louisville and 81 LOUIS through
o Nashio the SOUTH
nan seepers from NewYork TO Baltimore and Washington
81 Louis Pittsburgh THE South and south West Through
Cincinnati Louisville con-
at Washington with trains for Lynchbug Florida New
For bTonh tickets please ca Companys Office SIS
groadway New York and at ticket Offices OF Cortandt
and @ TTkE ans VIA BA2rIWoRE AND OHIO
~ " RAILROAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry Station in Nen.Y0rk, foot OF IAbery-st
Commencing Nov. 26, lS77-rrains leave rs follows: .
Chunk Tamaqu. WiikosDar1e, Eimira &c. Connects at
Junction with b l.. and w II. Il.
MaucI Chunk, Tamaqua, Nilkestarre, WiaInsport. &c
lOl5 m. and p. n.-FOr SOmeTyie and Remington
p. m.-FOr Pennington, Elson Mauch CHUNK, Ianaqua
WllkesbaTrc Scranton, IunkhannOCS
Reading, POttsyile Harrisburg, &c $780,, $500,
p. m.--FOr High Bridge Brducb EasiOn BeIVdete anu
Mauch Chunk. Connects ct JUNCTION with d. l. and w IL H.
b:3O m dailyFor i.ason, Allentown, ana HarsDufB
$50 p. m.-FOr fastOn.
FOR trains local points see timetable at stations g.,
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieave $3.50 a. u m Tor
Bound Brook points and at $40 p NJ for
EastOn, Reading, and Harrisburg.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
at 81 ., ll:45, n. 4, J:l5 D.
Stages Mattawan station TO and from KEY
FORT. and at Squan to and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
4 connections foot Of Iibcrtyst, for Freehold at
SID ll:45 a. m, 4, 515 p. III.
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ujinicr Resorts.

BOARD AT AIKEN, :. C.-Thc house re-
- cent, Kept ~ H. A. sur-"r ,as ben ,i@r"aghy r.
r..rst The furniture NV throughout. BOARD Al hEA
kONABIE RATES Adtress D. 7. LAN~ING
MAGNOLIA, FLORIDA.
g r. JONES. 90 The EfBFFG%. y. T..
and formerly lhr Holman lu-. and ~ James Ncvtnk.
las the Hotel n magnolia. Florida Oh IN" ~ John
refers to Nj LOWS r. Brown 40 90 Broadway NewYcG.
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JuetrntuGn.
For BOYS and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 CLASS for young gentlemen. aud private
Ansirucilou. THOMAS Il. ASH. Jos Wtst i"hst
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 252
~ Maii-ouavc.->ECo*pr AHN c'mineices fclfaiy J.
f Eal '.'' ''' college Tue '"''' '''' wv '''' 80
Ar PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ roo hrca way ID" "Quatic5, q Hen year. OF yer
ncss education. = 5. PACK AID. president
y sFED iGUN ORDERS roR THE TRIBUNE" and
Alt FiK-TCLAeS CITY IoUKNALSro
Brown 3 rULyEi.IAN. l,2ss l:roatway. Xsy York.
UOOKKEEPlNG, PENMANSHIP, &c.-PIi-
vac iqsrnC'@n DAY arH 'S,rs separate I@i'' '''
COLLEGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES class
Institute los Wet s",ys,
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, - East
- 29jh.-t. Preparation for COLLEGE.
EOLDSMTIrS PARLORS for instruction in
" r,lman,hp and bookkeeping. NOS j. Last lithsL
= EW-YORK Latin school. - East 49th-st.-
Ssso MEN a M 10 tS ST M %" E j. NJ g. ,. S5 e
HAYS, Pm D. Principals.
DRlVATE INSTRUCTION for young men
rTsnee ior VT r9iNI apa tle 49, 49, Amp
tribune ~ town once. no i25s Bioai".y.
For Young Ladies-City.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL THAI MING SCHOci. removed 10 Tho
-. cor. r.ncipal. VIII begin 18th sept. -.
Kuutfr mate rial. cheap ant ttautul Genera
Depot 6Zl BfuaaWay- send for Illustrated stu"rue.
MRS. JONSON and MISS JONES will have
I'VE yfcaHcy ihc boarding dcarimrut ~ ~ IT school
Tor yOuag ladies ora February !. - EAST 3lHI-rT
MADAME \. ROCH date of Nassar College
w Boarding paY-school les East h1tl e Pupils
Say We nave learnt nor, the. months than N any
pIc,icus year al tcLooh' &c
Mis-. LOUISA j.. CULVER receives at her
w studio Vup's IN Iantu landscape. flowers SIN he
decoration. No Assoc auu Binding. .3I ~
IiaIi M VIM. Ham III. :. i. HolluwS.
For Both ScZes-Citv.
hR. HUSEN'S COLLEGE Of LANGUAGES,
evening Tor idc- aud erntls.ncn all native
teachers
I, INDERGAk N.-Intc,mcdiatc and Elo-
IN ncniay Cisse- -t'IaTy fui kiud'rrsrtneis. .
West 2o-i, y y Tof John hraus and Mrs ku7 go'ltc
MADAME e. MFAES'
WI English French ard German ~ ardirr and Dag School
For yOuug lad' and cllld H. 80 - Siaai~un ave-,
REOPEAE Ed IHj IsbAl, ia g. 1873.
Mn, Al MEAi's, Principal.
NERS. GARRETSON
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}oor0 uno Rooms.

West Side.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK rRIBL ~ WILL 49, RECEIVED AZ Ttth uI.
TOWN OFFICES, SO less HroaiSay; COZ Thirty als st.
ave- cor Forty seventh st: At !hc HAkLiu oLfiCL Va
,iiai.n savings Ba.A BGidingj. NJ at regular
Oils rates
A PARTMENTS.-" Hanover" shave, cor,
ucr ioth IT, ionl;hgi ana "il5r-, ,l
Hiiis ''''' "'N o'''s 'D-' - Y'' y' ~ -
RACK PARLOR TO LET; also, front sunny
~ room. "iil 'nall one a n'nH WIN 6oIn ~. 10 49,
Eoodt.' 60 90 BarUw-s,'
NHFRRY RIpE!-By Helen B. Mathers, author
no,c Ius, published complete in Tribune Novel EAtra' No
H. Price. 10 cen's
DOWNTOWN BOARD.-Partcs can find
~ good and bo3r from 50 per week and rp" ard a,
halls sud an m'itn CONVENIENCE
I ARGE connecting rooms on first md second
NJ nGi 10 IT, Wy, 5s w.. ; Si %o 'S''' ''
CUpERIOR accommodations FOR inyalids in
~ H. fGI: IL S"9I pay rion oa s Eiog
D NEATLY furnished front ROOMS. $40
nnd tl2 ~ "o WITH good 1S'Ti one "Ht T9" ~ 90
lghrL
"A WEST 16TH-ST., near 5Tll-ANE.-
Front PARLpR to let TO gentleman or gentleman and
wIfc, win board
sb4 " Isl ~ li-N .-l'liS' room on p'tIiOi
- n n,ur Ia ront niih board
.11 WEST 32D-ST.-Nciy desirable PARLOR
sb~. ard BEDROOM just vacated everything strictly
nrSctt-s.
.y.} WEST PATHS Handsomely furnished
,bse rom. 10 INIT without board aud raior Ron with
BAN. in small private family near f"h A'eiuc iiotL
~! WEST WASIIlNGrON-SQUARE-Rooms
spc with gentlemen aud wives and single gentle
meu; reference required.
WEST 18th ST.-Pcrmancnt or transient
stsJ guests will md excellent accommodations with nrst-
LAS table, ~ reasonable rates..
.su1 5TH-AVE.-Elcgmt parlor and bed
table
East Side.
OTIFT HOME, near Gramcrcy Park ;'t"-
~ or and bed second hpDr front neatly 'ur
hished with BOARD, for gentlemen d WIFE or other hrf
h0is" brown stone modern MpoNcmchiSi
forms l,v references. laS Fat l9tist
IGHT Observation-Disclosures front
room, nicely furnished ~ aO another - 81" fli 4t'
avs, lear 2Htli ~.
GsRS. X. II. JENKINS. lis East 23d-st..
WI has ROOMS sccnnG n0or 10 rent Nit board refer
cnces.
ssD and 30 STORY back sunny rooms to
-, rent board. also thO single rooms references AO6
and los tlHt 2;Si r.
hf EAST -ST.-ROOMS 10 let with
~ board all tic modern improvements irstcisas refer
'acrt.
. 4TH-st., 1874 East--I.arge comfortably iilr-
- nishr iomns with superor bo"ri also single room;
teins moderate rcfeieSc'S
Er EASr 59rH-Sr.. near Central Park
- pleasant and good board AT moderate terms.
-
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TABLE or CONTENTS
Abstract Of Public Laws.
Constitutional Amendments IN the States
Party Platforms.
Prcsid Mt Hayes Inaugural
President Hayes Ciyil service Order
Secretary Shcrindu's Letter on Bonds.
Election of L. :. Senators.
ATTORNEY General Dtvcns on Civil Service.
PIinCiual judicial O1cers L. :.
Principal Departmental Officers U. s.
Iron and steel Tables.
Foreign Trade Oi T.
Revenue and Expenditures
List Of Appropriations.
Coinagc and Immigration.
railroad ab.es.
Debts Of Cites.
Gold and silver Tables.
National Bank Currency and Savings Banks
Internal /; y. Tables.
Electoral Not. for President since 1864.
Customs Receipts at ull Ports. L. :.
Executive NJ q Diplomatic officers.
I.iss 81 NLVth Congress and Committees.
Popular Vote for President since lSGL
Governors Of States. &c.
NeW-YorR state Government
Pubic Debt L.
Election Returns from each and Territory. alphabet
caliy arranged.
Tor sac br al booksellers and dealers or sent by
mail. postage paid, for2,c. Address,
TIE TRIBUNE,
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Couulrn BOaro.

ENGLEWOOD, Ncw-Jcrsav. class board
Il IN private family Winter mo rate prices
Address Tust ufcu BOX 80 i7J EBrowo0l Highest refer
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y
w English. French ard German Boarding aud Day School.
For Young lad' AMI children. No. - Haal~un ave-,
REOPEN I'D 1nt i.sbAl. ia g. 1873.
Nm. 4. 7. MIAI.R. IILnripal.
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HoRbEN & LOWELL. Agents.
IrARE REDUCED.
L - TO BOSTON.
FXCC RSION TICKETS, -.
THE OLD RELIABLE ST0NiNGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT \ TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The eleeants,eamers sToNINGTON and NARRAGANSETr
leave iier 3d. North River at 400 D. III DN'' 'eA''p'
Hereafter the sTEAMG9[ h x nj mEAiN Will
all offices OF we'cotrs Express Co.. and At
'O' A'0"'""'' Providence LINE
p Gng'f tom 0 rst 20 South Rver 100; freish;s
Va t" E,ne tt Frs L. W F.r. Pass Agt
Tong BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
II via NewJersey southern "a 29d G'mmencIng Oct; :
Ptrs Hort yar loot OF Recorst) cornec!rg Sandy
Hook win trains G Long y ersn F B4sddn fns lI aG
5or &c. II wantowR aresSit ana TGcEer,Sa m
l. hiIFirhHGfMJ'Nr OF PhsSf NGER TRAINS Jan. !,
Ss fec, o. s S san snG Re c,m Al
icnoSn MaucG Chunk. espairc, rstn sayTc, EniTa,
wes' Pullman sleeping e%lc,N aj'3iIf supt and rnrr
CiiAs. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW-HANEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
New Raven az 3 and II p m. connecting with road.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -ComnencDg Dec. 81, 1877.
M, Westeiu and northern Express. drawing room
40 20 ~ M Special Chicago and Western Express with
dtavlue ears to CanarCarda Rochester and Bulo
llO0 Northern and Western Express TO Ctca White-
10 90 r. M Montreal Exrr,ss with sleeping Mon.
siug Prekskln Garrsons and principal stations north
M " , hSTs l T IN hc week saEs f%T S
cars for Geneva aud Corning, Buffalo Nlasara Falls Toledo
ANA Drtoi and to Montreal Via and pattsburgh
waisr,w '@ Rocnr.,r. niagara Fails baialo Cleveland,
100 D. No. Txpless with seepngcars to Albany and
y Trains as per Local Tables Tickets FOR sale ut
80, 252 DOL ana l5 broadway and al Westccu Express
Co. onl,cs N; ra,H rae'' 80 I% w broa'"a' New
''''' e. b. MEEKi.R General Passenger Agent.
DENNSNLVANN RAILROAD. = GREAT
4 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
or VIA pesbosscs Cortlan Ferries olows
Pullman Palace Cars aachc, aud $50 D. daily.
For Wiiamspcrt. Lock Haven, CORY ana Ere, at $50
aud the OIL Regions. For Wiiamsport aud Lock Haven.
ir ,amor, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
gon Express" OF Clman taIlor Cars daily except sunday
$50 2. arrive Washington 40 NJ Regular at $40
XII, ~ .or Phadciphia 80 $50. i,}O Limited a. M
+ a. sr S 'G Pnisn9 and p No. o'0
For tinhs TO AevarN, Elizabeth Railway Princeton rren-
So. o al schrhu"s a, all rcke; Oices
OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jersey Clty anoiGmg speedy and Onect transfer Tor
T",,'s arrive; From Ptsburg 600 and lOAO o. M and
Monfay Trmn Washington and Baltimore $50 and $40 a. H..
ipbisGc i i 505, go aio 1910 iSIo 80 a. m gi0
al, 81 30 80 1910 and ,02O sunday, 5OJ $50.
iitLet Ga,cs ga broadway No. Aston House.
and toot OF Desprosses and randts No SoHr%st.
liz Ii6 and lis Hudson q; Hcbolea Depot Jersey City.
Ein.crnt Ticket oiiee. No Batte3-plaee' y r,purp
Grnca. ~ inager. Gen Passenger Agent
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MRS. GARRFTSON.

w Assisted by Ni-s TiURSTOS.
Win her EDANIlSS and DAY - IfOOI, i0i
NCt 80 LADIES AND CHILDREN,
80. - " ~ ann s1tEtE NIWNoRK.
on WEDNESDAY,. sept 70 hINDENGAETEN, oct. J.
lInnlaIs cont On nit l.rainn
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Il INDERGAkIEN.- Intermediate and Elo-
IN - tlrrst- fui klndtrrsrueIs. -
West 2-- y y Irof John kraus ahd Mr-. kiaus go,te
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10 A. M.-sALEs BEFORE 7
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y experienced classical and mathematical
TEACHER desires private puIls prepares Tor corgc;
highest city reference Adde'S TEACHER, BOX 3D. IilDuhs
nj Nllice. ~ rnllN
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PAYMENTS Hanover Jth-avc.. cor
y ucr 18Th IT,. furnished and WfIrri-h,d E.uoNa'c!
throughout Large new dining rUm rv'cntJ opened W h.
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The following extracts from a lecture
delivered by Colone, Robert Ingersoll at
Troy. n. y, on Monday. Dec. cath. will
be Of interest and amuse our readers:
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You have often." said the clergyman.
"heard the brethren say Amen! Amen!
while some one was praying. What do
they neanf II any one knows, lot him
hold up his hand" Up jumped little tel
low. % eager 70 answer - not to wait for
recognition. II know I" be cried out, sit
means hurry up and get through"
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while growing 1t her husband last
summer New York woman WAS struck
by lightning and instantly killed. II you
wish your wife to zee this paragraph. cut
Il out and paste It on the looking glass.
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The Land cent paid into the treasury
for the year euding November. 80. 1877.
on account OF permanent school fund. IS,
900 so, on general account S6,S00 46, on
account of reserved lands. S503.76. Dur
ing the same period 20 800. 66 acres of land
were conveyed. ll.970.41 acres were con-
tracted to settlers, and seventy seven
islands sold 10 him. The number Of acres
under contract to actual settlers at the
close of the year was liz, ,S05.04. The
number Of acres Of settling lands remain
ing unsold was 10 .567 80.
The original plans and field notes OF ofearly
surveys OF various portions of the State, for
many of which the state is greatly indebted
to Hon. A. w. Paine, who obtained them
from the State officials Of Mass, have been
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rich to be just and generous, and to have
heart filled with divine affection.
THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN.
II women have been slaves what shall
say Of children; of the little children In the
allevs and sub-cellars; the little children
who turn pale when they hear their fathers
footsteps; little children who run away
when they only hear their names called by
the lips of a mother; little children-the
children of poverty, the children Of crime,
the children Of brutality wherever. you are
-fiotsam and jetsam upon the wild. mad
sea OF life-my heart goes out to you. one
and all. l tell you the children have the
same rights that we have. and We ought to
treat them as though they were human be-
ings: and they should be reared by love,
by kindness. by tenderness, and not by
brutality. That is my idea Of children.
When your little child tells lie don't rush
at him as though the world were about to
90 into bankruptcy. Be honest with him.
4 tyrant father will have liars for children !;
do YOU know that? A lie 10 born Of tyran-
nv upon the one hand and weakness upon
the other, and when you rush q poor lit.
| tie boy with q club In your hand OF course
he lies. thank Mother Nature that she
has put ingenuity enough in the breast Of
Q child, when attacked By brutal parent,
| to throw up little breestwork 10 the shape
OF lie. Uaughter.l When one Of yoei
!, children rells lie b honest with hin tsll
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Julius Cesar had considerable fun In
his day. but Il isn's likely be ever knew
what it Was 70 crawl under The barn, look
iag epe hens neses.