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For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will De held College Building 49thst and ave.
commencing on WEDNESDAY June o. at $50 O'Clock m.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO any OF the
i've courses In the
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering. Metalurgy
Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology
will be held at the School Building 49hst 4thaye
Friday, June 7, al S3Oa.
Examinations Of the several cassesi the Academic
aud in the School Of Mines viii commence DAY
May 20, at $50 a. m.
FREE TUITION
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and in
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES is offered 10
persons unable pay the usual fees for instruction.
following conditions, tO-wlt: - -
THE applicant that he desires 10 be admitted
10 free tuition time OF presenting himself for examins
ton. -. -
ene him TO this privilege signed by some person
g. lie must exhibit proficiency every subject OF examn
alton number 60 OF scale LII winch lOo Is
the maximum. - -. ~ -
L. He maintain subsequent to his admission standing
IN scholarship expressed by the number 20 OF similar scale
falling in which be will be liable 70 forfeit his privilege.
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY,. JUNE IL
AT 1890 A. NJ.
F. A. P. BARNARD. Ii. D., President.
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Mem Publications.
A UERBACH'S LAND0LIN.
l6mo Leisure Hour series), 81.

zone Of his masterpieces in which have Lis art at Its
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rVHE USE and ABUSE of TOBACCO
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ORGANIC LAW of the SEXES.-PhysiOl-
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ROND0UT and KINGSTON, landing at
~ Newbnrg Poughkeepsie, Highland Falls west Point)
Cornwall Marlboro Milton, Esopus connecting at Hond0ut
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads.
steampoats Thomas Cornell and James Baldwin leave daily
at from Pier "a North River. foot Of Harrisonst
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN


IlVI NJ TTIIJ''N INII
FOR TRENTON And PHI ADEIPHIA.
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SCj. lC.2O a. m. l2:lj. .:lj 4:l1 6:iJ p M
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached To the $50 NJ
$50 y. m trains ION NrwYorS to TIE 1850 l:O D n
trans nom phil5Gr p'lia. .. $1,000. .
SUNDAY TRAIN@-icavo Nrw.York aaf Ph,i,Ie:phia 1t
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lyn ct iru.h Tvsiirncc Ia Destination
IL. T.. BALDWIN. Gc-.. Pass Agent
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stealuboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
"A elegant steamers DEAN RICHMOND or ST JOHN VIII
leave Pier A. North River foot Of Canast DAILY ssnnaays
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
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Brooklyn passengers transferred rec by Annex DoaI
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rein
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ERlE RAILWAY.
! ~ AKRANGEMENf OF TRAINS taking clec, Feb p

~ AKRASGEMENF OF TRAINS taking caect icO -
0G.m.-Cucnrau ana Chicago Day ExpTcsa Drawing
room coaches TO Buffalo sud SUSPENSION Bridge
?. m DaND Fast u. Louis tXprr.s. arriving NJ Hutho
$40 T. m cnuutcng VITA tut train, Ia Ic West an Sod
west lulHaus best GswiI s.rcr COa"hef to uHan
z p ~. uaily)-Pacldc EXm,ss Tor the West. sleeping
nsu ab Chicago without Change also. hote. 'hs cars l"
Z ,. IN Emiprani ir1n Cor the west.
Il'hn, leave Chamber street Depot; Sew York for -
and IL midnight Saturday nights only. sundays, 9li H
Tutherfod Park and Passac 7Ij 10 r. m - noon Ia
3 $40. 4:5O @lJ, T. $50. :. 10 D. j ndiglt Sundays
Paterson, i, 40 7:ij. $50 10 ll3" a. M. u noon,
y m!dGighl sundays d. $50 eij. lOa H. l'A5 o'o
SEicrn. 4, 7:i6 10 a. IN. 1ij 34j s. g. y N, at u
nidnight sundays T. $50 10 u H. lij t.51 y H.
Cornwall . a. N, $780, 1870 p n sanday1 s;3Ot N.
WaIwcK. 1iJ q. M. 800 o. III
NcwGurgh . a. "a, $3.50 I:3o ,. ~ sUniays. Sioo. N
d'5;S :So iqa; Sa e., 81, - m sunday,
$3.50 10 a. M. $50, The - IN ana l'o - IA ,ia'l'
eOgucc with Ncwlo ard Qswcc) Md lni Il T. A. A'.l-,
~ m I TIa M cayp Chambers half hours
before D. m leave Twenty iris' hecn min'tsH earlier
than above time trains leaving OhanO'rs on f 90 'ufs
leave Twenty rdst thuty minutes ta'rE n"s 'elys
Trains leaving Chambers ~ az 10 T. IN ana II midnight
Icket. passage aud for apartments ~ Draw room
and tIasr Of baggage be EFT a; the Com lnys object
Nos 23g 4O J2J and go broadway y y No C'ni'''"
Brooklyn al the CCEpaLys ctpnt~ 1,.-y n, In,
Express Trans the West arrive In New'f ~ 80
!" H. l5 10 az" NJ AaEoTT T. general Agent NewIork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave for EngewoC Closi@r isIm2 nu M aud
saturday nights only at 1850 H. 9AHyN . d NJ anu
" ~ s. ring valley aad MOascy :. 50 -. NJ 80 p
~ JOHN ABBOTT, GsaI Pas Agent Ne"'hof-.
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G1tp Droperip 90 fet.

EURRNISlIED HOUSE on MadisOn-ave. and
Murray hin for private family; will DO let low for Sum-
longer, Apply ll0 East 25tilst
Two LET IN HARLEM Two well-furnished
table for housekeeping will let 10 desirable
party the low price OF $40 MONTH NO l5s West lZS
st. block from 6h.ave and few blocks from the Hsr
lem boat landing
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BRIDGEPORT and all points on HousatOnic
ard Nauratuck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer bridgeport
leave slip daily Sundays excepted at ll3O m
bridgeport III D.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Wednesday, May ., 1878
The following sales were held at the T.
change Salesroom to-day:
By Hugh " Camp.
4.story brown stone building with lot, No 1900 I'd
ave, n o OF l3th-st. lot 2O.11xSO; Lie lps -
Astory brown stone honses with lots, Nos 22Oi 70
22l2 2d-avc, 40l1 II OF ll3th-st each lot ZO m
hoO same purchaser WV
same u 11e
Bv Richard y HdTnen
3-stOry frame hotel with plot OF land on CenlraaVH
cor Of waverly.st cath WARD. plot 25Ox3s6N a.
2i3Gx27G; Manhattan savings lnsuutOn.......' IVY
Bv Scott MHeT.
3-stOry stone build Ing with lo no ia East
lO5h.s - 23l 3 II e of 4th ave, lot lS.oxlO0Ili
Augusta Gecnder. DC
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G NEN haL hAiLNOAD OF NEW -JEkSE1.
~ Ferry station in New.YOTk foot OF Iibertyst
Commencing Nov. .6, lS7I-iTlnS leave rs fulpwS
7 $40 U.-FOr Pennington, EAs'pn. Eeyilere. Mauch
Chunk. Tamaqua, Wnkc.baue Emra. dc. Connects at
Junction with ID L. K.
S4j d. Fer High Bridge Branch, Eason HarT1sbnrg
MauCh Cnunk HaZtton, " kCsbaTre, Scranton
WinamsVOrt. &c.
1918 o. IL ara m.-F0r SOmeryie and Pennington.
A. MI FcinngtOa. EastOn MaUCh Chunk Tamaqna,
WL-suaic Scranton, TunkhannOck TanaTnl IIazeltJn.
E0GGius, uottsvile Harrisburg, &c
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551 daily For Esson, Allentown, and HaTrh 0ur5
Tor fam, 80 local pcTts sec tmctlbl at stations
SUNDAY THNINS-ledrc a. $3.50 =. IL =. m. for
Found irOOs intermediate pobts. ana at J:jO m ir
El.iJu, Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DlVI9loN.
~ Trains leave Tor Perth tmhay he'd iiank Long Bran
Ocean Grove &c. az $50. Has. b.. :, JlJ r. $500,
,Seges connect at NIttaW1u Si1'ru u aii roi hEi-
FORT, and at SqGan to and from iO'%i PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
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NALL RIVER LINE
POSlGN
Aud al nniuts Fast via NcWpOr: and IAN River.

Nsnuolt' Palace steamer. Bristol AID PROVIDENCE
learr Vry, YORK daily from foot 81 MurrAy ST.
SINbAN lKlI-, ( PROM Y
M s June ." 10 0rpir'hri = INC. lhr
Leave Rl0okyn Via "Anrck' boat, al 400 T. ~.
Ticket and StacrOors secured ~ al Wic p hotcl' ana
"'"' .' " Wv BORbIN d LOWELL. Agents
$500 nNI
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Y 4 ,pUA NCLNE NT OF PAS~ ENbIU INNIN- JIM. 7,
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A1entown Wauch C!unG vi E--Jlrr", Ptt1t"1 SayIe ~
nina Tfhira Auburn Rochester BuNao Niagara rams AMI
ibe West pullman sleeping coaci' attached 49,.
wv W." E6E'r H. SAYRr- Su?'t. anu Ehef
church aud GOdT tanit -'s
I.I,M IINli- Ascit.
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The new hrstclass iron steamship tiII OF PARA,
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Freight received all Roberts Dock, BROOKLYN
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DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III PrUusycE " J. lCsth year begins sept r. Sends 80
Rows yei TO college Prepares for college scientific school
" '' Rev d. T. REfLEY. Rector
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Han & 81 10
100. be-. lla
Kansas Pacific
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NOtNG MEN privately Fitted Tor College
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Eaw 5rIpois

VALE Law SchOol-Regular course, 2 years
Graduate course Or degree Of DC LII Fall Tern
opens sept. 2G. Address Prof WAYLAND New-laycn, G
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GUNNER NORMAL SCHOOL OF Ian
- GVAGE at Amherst College under tie direction o. T.
EAUVEUR Pm D.. LID opens July 8. Circular at lisl
Broadway. " The Nation
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zone Of his masterpieces which have his art at Its
hest =" Evening
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praHrl3t. A3a., July sgh, ISIS.
ngxANIC MEDICINE CO., Buffalo, y. \.
6enflcmca About three months ago ]
commenced usiug yoar "Anti'Fsi, al
which time ny weight was 2is pounds
Is following yoaf directions oareiailgi J
have succeeded IN reducing my weight 70
is pounds TITS a all very Satisfactory
apd pleasant; but iust previous 70 my
commencing The use 81 your medicine, !
bad purchased Two suits OF foe clothes a.
3 high price, and aud, 20 my dismay, that
they are entirely useless 70 the BOW
When / pat one Of my coats on, my
friends tell me IL looks ike q coffee sack
on a bean pola, aud when pn, the pants
on well, description fails. My object
10 writing Is TO ascertain whether You
have not, 10 connection with your mcdi-
cine business, 50 establishment where
your patrons, similarly situated, could
exchange these useless garments Tor
others that would it, | think you ought
TO have something OF the kind, ss L
would be an indueemenl for many 10 ust
the Anti Fat, who new object 20 using Il,
in consequence OF the loss they would
sustain in throwing aside valuable gar
ments. just turn this matter over IN
your mind. A "Clolbing Exchange" Il
what YOU wsnt Ia connection with WON'T
Anti-Fat business.
Yours truly, GEORGE BOYD.
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The Proprietors of Downs ELIXIR fre-
queatIy hear IL remarked by those not In
the trade, that cough medicines do not
sell much during the summer months,
This Il mistaken idea. The sudden
changes TO which this climate Is subject
at all seasons OF the year, renders II nee
essary to always have some reliable cough
remedy at hand. DowSs' ELIXIR is a
sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Whoop-
ing Cough, aud all Lung Diseases, when
taken Ia season, and one dose, we have
no doubt, has many times prevented con-
sumption and death. The best certificate
that can be given for any medicine Is
daily accorded to Downs ELIXIR in the
fact that Il has survived the storms and
tempests of nearly half century, aud is
to-day the most popular with those who
have known it longest. II has gained
this great favor With the public entirely
on its own merits, having had less adver-
tisiog doae for it In the whole tune than
is done for some medicines in single
year. For sale everywhere.
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Many persons say 81 haven't got the
Consumption" when asked TO cure their
Cough with Shloh's Consumption Cure
Do they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption, and remedy that will
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure a cough or any lung or throat
trouble. We know it will cure when all
others fail aud our faith in it is SO posi-
tive that we will refund the price paid II
you receive no benefit. Is not this fair
proposition? Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and
100 per bottle. For lame Chest, Back
or Side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price % cts. For sale by Wait & Hard
Manchester and Factory Point, Vt.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation, aud gen.
eral debility when YOU can get at our
store Shiloh's System Vitaizer which we
sell on positive guarantee to cure you
Price 10 cts. and 70 cts. For sale by
Wait a. Hard.
"HACKMETACK" a popular aud fra.
grant perfume. Sold by Wait g. Hard.
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A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many Ply
sicians, or how much medicine you have
tried, ii is now an established fact that
German Syrup Is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction in severe
cases of Lung Diseases. 1t is true there
are yet thousands of persons whe are pre-
disposed to Throat and Lung Affections,
Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Sc
we're Colds settled on the Breast, Pneu-
monia, Whooping Cough, &c, who have
no personal knowledge of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. To such we would say that
$4,000 dozen were sold last year without
one complaint. Cousumptives, try just
one bottle. Regular size 70 cents, Sold
by all Druggists in America.
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IA sHcsuios FROM RsliGSai aad
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Nsw Yea. leaves 81 Tsss3Ay, a = -
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aua Bosgon reads Fass g. - iss he
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fal asyt 10 Nsw Vera ArrsnFsmspss
lave besn ns3e uigk tbs Grand Cssirsl
halsl Ger tbs sxcsrssoEists who wlsa 10
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sloalssa reach TreY Il r. NJ, and leaFe
lhefr 81 s.S9F.E. oE The City Of Trey,
ssrsviug At Neu Yefk 81 fAR The
fare q 5 - lnclsdss 5 frat clGst bsfih,
F bai state rooms are extra. Tie tickets
sfe good to Troy, unlli Friday Night IN.
s8aays, ard On ABy lfAiD, Troy 70 Hat.
lahd, via Troy and Boston and Bsnnipg'
too an5 Rntlaad, unlll Saturday night, TO-
eipsre
Tie election Of representative, Taes-
da,. proved ons of ibs hardest ioughi
contests 10 the history OF The town. TIE
principal candidates were Malcolm Can
Geld, regular Republican, 5. w. Bonrr
ludtpea5ssl, ADD james LAmsou regular
/ Democratic. More thsn half the Demo
cfhls voted for Bourn lhoogh Lamsol
oommenoed with forty and gradually
dwlndled away 10 seven, but this small
number succeeded 10 holding the balsncs
OF power during seven ballots, Garfield
generally leading aud lacking from twS
to niue votes OF sn election. After tb'
seventh trial both candidates declined ID
favor Of Theodore Swim, and be received
the election on the fret ballot by av'
mslori,y. The straight Justice tiekstwA'
elected.
About one O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing inst A. the voters At freeman's meet
ing had succeeded In electins represen
tAtlye, the alarm Of ERE was sounded
caused BY second fire 10 shedd a
Andrut large lumber pile =, the Depot.
The Pacific engine was quickly on The
ground aud soon afler the Undue, bn
the nre bad penetrated to the Interior o
The pile aud all that could be done was e
prevent its spread into other piles
About 800 600 feet we're destroyed, whict
was insured. Tie fire was evidently in
cendiary as one or two bottles 10 which
bad been kerosene were found, also |
quantity Of cotton waste. The IRE haC
been set In three places, aud II was no
done by tramp, who do not set fires IL
that way. There was but . portion o
OF the firemen on hand though there wer'
plenty OF fellows sitting around on The
boards looking on aud mSking'no effort Il
help.
The Ondawas of this place played .
match game OF base ball with the Mutuali
OF Cambridge, N. T., at Arlington, Fri
day Aug. 30tb. The score Ia AZ follows