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New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
rHE TLcrORLES OFPEACE.

From B. H. Soddards Poem before ne Socety ofuf army o.
tie Potomac at SDnHUntd
Warmust be something other than the curse
1t seems TO us-the scourge OF humankind,
Or the wise Ruler of the Universe, go
The OmnpOtent who is not deaf, nor bind
Who has the power TO loose the power 70 bind,
Would never have let IL 50 unchecked so long
Thus cOnquerors argue, and the cleric MIND
Whose crooked sympathics are with the strong,
Maintains the splendid lie-that War is wrong
1t hath It's uses. Not the least ofthese
Is that II teaches nations wholesome fear,
And that ambition is a sharp disease,
Whereof the treatment needs must be severe.
II teaches, too. that there are things more DEAR
And more 10 be desired, than life can be
life that admits q master In a peer
Ii teaches men TO die, and not TO flee.
Freedom where Is the that would not die for thee
Soldiers! Brave men that gather here to-day,
Veteransl Ye know what war is-DOne so well,
For you have faced, in many fatal fray,
The stern arbltrament OF snOt and she'll;
Have seen your comrades, brothers, az they fel
Struck out Of life or manned tor life Ie know,
Better than civic song ike mine can tell,
Red battle fields where thousands are laid low
The1ast victorious charge, the final overthrow.
Peace hath her victories no less renowned
Than war, aud they more lasting are, and true;
with olive leaves, not laures, they are crowned
And simple tasks and pleasures they pursue.
We owe these victories TO men Ike you,
Strength, such as yours, when nations are betrayed
Springs on the fOemen-certain TO subdue.
Upon the deep foundations war has laid.
Peace builds her durable home, and no more dsmayed
The Genius Of this pOpulous Commonwealth,
Disguise il by wnat iordy names we VIII
j. Labor-that preserves our civic health,
Whether in little villages We til
The stubborn soil. and bear our grist to mill,
OR IN great cltlef ply our Dusy brains,
Eager the empty mOney-bags 10 fiji
IuIperiOus Labor urges and sustains,
Deaf TO the din he makes, and all trumphal strains
But there are brighter victories than these,
In pleasant country -paces-quiet hooks,
Where cottages are hid among the trees,
Aud clouds are mrrOTed In the meadow brooks;
A pastoral spot, which shepherds and their crooks
Have never made Arcadian, for the sheep
INTENDED, uibbe round with simple looks,
Willie mild-eyed cattle in the shadows keep,
On hazy Summer days when Nature seems asleepl
Soldiers! The peaceful victories OF home
Outweigh the deadly victories OF war;
No column cOnsecrates then-no proud dome,
They cost no blOOd-they heal without a
BY these the sinews OF the nation are
Strengthened, not strained, but kept iuyiOlate,
To grappie with foes at home and foes afar;
For, soldiers these preserve, perpetuate
The glory you TestOred-the greatness Of the state!
II. II. bTODDARD
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FNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
9 %SB ~ II PaHf d NMf0SS AR8EGhhhN aHSF
OF TRAINS, taking effect Juue 3. 1878:
q. m.-CinCInaatt and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room coaches TO Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
500 m connecting with fast trains TO the West and south
west Pumans best draWingroom sleeping coaches TO But
q ?. m; Daily Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
na and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars 70
7 p, ii8.-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New:York, for
and ~ midnight saturday nights only. sundays 9l5
ndGn @@nG%S @ 5 Pl5h @ 9RS ga pO h iq2 Il mans MI II
sundays 6, $50 l0l a. M l46 $50 and IL midnight
145 3, $40 S45 4l5, $50 8, 5:l5 el5 3 G96 10,
?, M end II midnight m sundays g. $50, 0lo lOI0 a. m
su1ern 745, l0l5 li45 S;45, 8, g. p. M. IL mid
night Sundays O. $3.50, l0l5 lI5 ESQ., p M and IL
Cornwall, 745 9 a. m $50, 4SO D. m. Sundays $50 m.
NeTbGrsh, 7:l5 a. M $50 $50 p m. sundays $50 m
Goshen 600 7:I5 300 lO am 800 3;l5, 4;S0 100 p
M SUNDAYS 500 $50 lO'l5 a. NJ. $50 10 Pm 7oo -
sundays $780, 1915 m. $50, 200 ?; M The 800 a. m,
and 1850 p m trains connect with NewforK and osWego
Port Jeryls, 7l5 900 i0;l6 a. M $50 600, 700 p m
NoT-Tsins leaving Chambersst on even OF half hours
S59 SbG gyC & me- b es1g on quarter
hours leave Twenty thlrds thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving Chambersst at loco p and 1900 md'
Tickets for passage and apartments driving and
sleeping coaches be obtained orders for the checking
S S ss & o. 52S nay a ny Y S
Brooklyn. or at the Company depots. . ..-o.
~ 'i jEo <. ABBOTT General Passr Agent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1T & eSye for lew & oose @ 5o & s6a &
I saturday nights only at 1880 H. Sundays 800
" Nanaet spring Valley and Monsey. 700, Gas, m tt5 D.
m JNo n. ABBOTT General ra'ar Agent NeW'f0rk'
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SUNNINGHILL HOUSE, Ascot, Berkshire,
- England. The Rev. Herbert w. Sneydk kynneTsley,
Trady BA. late Hastings Mathematical EIhibitiouOr
Queens College oxford and 6y other masters receives
rcuBiu) 10 prepare r Eton Harrow. Winchester
Rugby CharterhOusc aud other public schools and also Tor
surunghlli iouse dist ant about - mile from the
station OF and :. W. r. r. stands hgh gravel soil
III Of land, near Ascot Eealh and windsor
particular atct ton paid the study OF French Modern
subjects and English Reading and Composition
FXccpt OF brothers, every boy has separate bed
room arranged the cubce system. No boy allowed 10
the room of another boy.
covered playuom and work shop also provided
The study Natural History IL IN every encouraged Prizes
are collections made during the Summer schootme
tyz e5O before the uenccment Of each schooume.
These include board and ul ion IN all subjects required
n the Entrance Examinations OF the fdhhe senoo fG ~ l
stfumeu al music an extra charge Is made; WIN W snEe
exception all charges school books school stationery Laundry
expenses, &c are cohp,td ia the above tIninal
Palace Exeter The iey W Jex Blake D. Head Master
o Rugby schoo The Ry the Vice MAG erPf Iuny C2egG
Cambridge TEc Earl Of SirathmoIe Glains castle forlAr
shire. H. Sir Gtorge Wairender Bart BTuiscd House
Edinburgh sir John W Cradock Hartopp Bart knysw0od
Warren Banstead surrey. The Rev canon liRhuo9t pD
Trmy Culle.e Cambridge. The Hon. Mr.. Justice Fry The
Grove lghgate. London. y Dyce Dnckworth, esq; NJ d.
CrlOis, PcCadllly. W. the Hon Mr. Justice Bayley
Rombav. walter Powell, e8q. III. p, Eastcourt House,
arSorilal cornwall Lady Eden Wiudlcsone Ferry lIll
I,,ria1r ana Arkendae kournemouih r G. sncvd. Kyn
netscy M.Aesq Stpcndinry Magistrate OF birmingham and
Vice Chairman Of Quarter Sessions Warwickhhre "A w.
Robert BuIu, ". A. date Fellow and Tutor OF Trim
Nv College Cambridge Brookslde Cambridge. The Rey r.
The James Robertson NJ A., Assistant Master at liar
row school H. Lee warner esq Ma Assistant Master az
Readng. Joseph H. Gray, esq, No. n Wallst, NewYork
Ciy. .,- - -,...,, .. !, ,.. "A 60 a.. d..
H. W. W.sNEYD KENNERsLEY, sunninghill House, Ascot,
Berkshire, Lugand.
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gn5trutiloH.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will be held at the College Building 49thst and Madisonave
commencing on WEDNESDAY, June 5, at $3.50 O'Clock
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION to any one OF the
SCHOOL OF MINES,
VIZ; Mining Engineering, Ciyl Engineering. MealurRy
AnaiyCal and Applied Chemistry Geology and PalmOntOOgy
viii be held at the School Building. 4Jhst and 4thaye
Friday, June 7, at 9.3Oa.
Examinations several classesin the Academic Depart
the SchOOlOf Mines viii commence on MONDAY
May ~, at $3.50 a. N
FREE TUITION
FREE TUITION IL COLUMBIA COLLEGE and in
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL or MINES IL offered 10
persons unable pay the usual fees for instruction,
following conditions, tO-Wtt;
J. Tho applicant must that he desrea 70 be admitted
tuition the time O presenting himself for eramna
ton
such entte him 20 this privilege signed by some
OF repute who is relative.
s. e must exhibit proficiency in every subject Of
alton expressed by number 20 Of scale IN which 100
the maximum.
IN scholarship expressed by the number 40 OF similar scale
falling In which he VIII be liable 90 forfeit his privilege.
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 10
AT 1890 A. NJ. AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
F.A. p. BARNARD. LII. d., President.
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Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depos
Philadelphia two IN NewA OrK.
Double Track Improved Equipment the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
after May II. 1873,
Trains leave DesbrOsses and Court
andt Streets Ferries fOlows
40 100 $40 ESQ hmitedj IL a. m l. l. 8 g. 63O 7:SO
$50 and Sunday 4:30 and w., o, O, $3.50, $780,
3 80 and . D.
OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY aorng speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800. 1886, z 7:30 g
$3.50 Limited Express, 1875 y. M q 4, 5:3O T.
and 3j m and II midnight sunday, $780, $780, T.
$50, a. M, 4, 1885 y. M, and ~ midnight
Ticket offices. Nos. b26 and 944 Broadway No Ast0r
House. DcsbrOsses and COuTtlandsS No Court
81 and ro0kIyn Annex Depot Fulton ST. BrOOklyn
Nos H. 1l6 and llS Hudson HObOken Depot Jersey
City. Emgrant Ticket Office. No. Battery. place.
FRANk THOMSON, l.. r. PALMER,
General Passen Agent
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English Schools.

GHO pr. qr., 1925 pr. W. Board aud tuition
~ wv In all branches in ROCkLAND d COLLEGE, Nyack
N.Y. both sexes no extras but music. w IL. BANNIsTER
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Miscellaneous.

NKyANTED-An established school or acad-
emy on lease or purchase by experienced principal
Address FIiILO. Box -, Tribune Office.
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Fam Schools

ALBANY LAW SCH00L.-Regular course,
~ one year Fall begins the 80 Of september.
Address Prusessor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, N Y.
VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years /;
0Or degree OF DCLl years Fan term,
opens sept Address Prof. WAYLAND New'Hayen, CT
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Geaeners.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab
~ lsed 1865 promptly provides families, schools colleges,
teachers cf known cabrc and character represents
wanting eDgagemens gtre parents information OF
GOOD schools highest ndOrsements circulars for stamp JW
sCGEHMERlInliN a. NJ Sco'y 80 East l4th.st, y. a.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY, No. % UDiOn.SquaTe, recommends PROBES
EORS, PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS, TUTORS ana GOV.
ERNESS rs IRON the leading American and European col.
lcges universities and cOnseryatOries positions promptly
filled In department Of instruction Apply To Miss NJ j..
YOUNG, No. 23 Union-aquare, broadway side
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Unon-square,
H Broadway side teachers for schools aud families
ANNA RANDALL DIEHL4 Manager
TVEACHER'S BUREAU, G7 West 35th-st.
II Reliable Agency. Foreign and American teachers for
and families Mrs Mitchell principa speaks French,
German and Italian.
V'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
u piled with good positions Now Ia the time 10 apply Tor
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES T. COTESWORTH P.NCk-
NEl Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
stamp. Supplies and families with c0mpe-
tent instructors without charge 80 Unionsq (4thaVesde
". Y.
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N,cm |1ublicalions.
A TTRACTIvE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.

A TTRACTIVE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.
sr PETERS BRDE.-oucof tho todest and mo,t orig
na booss of modern times By Mrs 81 John EckeD Harper
author Of " Maria Monks Daughter" Puoe 81 90.
PECCAvL a new novel. By Emma wendler. OF cleve-
land, Ohio Price, FL 5l
MRS. FIZZLEBURY's NEW GIRL 4 humorous story.
BY De Cordoya the lectHrer. Illustrated 90 cents
THE LILY OF SAN NfINIATO. A novel By Mrs.
C. V. Hamilton. Irce, 81 tsB
LITTLE GUZZY. Another bright book. ny John Hab-
Berton, author OF "Heons Babica' Illustrated. 81.
INNoCENTs FROM ABROAD. a racy new book. by
the author Of Toms we" illustrated. 81
STRIKERS. COMMUNISTS, TRAMfs. AND DETEC-
TIVEs. By Allan Piukefton. Illustrated 81 go
LOVE WORKS woNDERs. a new novel. by the author
Of Thrown on the WoIld.' 81 o.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER soth.
ems laughabie new o0k ~.
TIE MoLLIE MAGUIREs AND DETECTIVES. Allan
PinkertOn's wonderful book Illustrated 81 o.
Sold every whore and scnt by msl. postage free.
o. ". CAItLETOS & CO. Publshcrs, NeW.1o
HARPER s. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
PAUL KNOX, PITMAN.
a NOVEL
BH JOHN BERWICK HARDWOOD.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
No. 4 in the Franklin square Library
"A pathetic story Of mining e full Of incident and strong
In character painting"
FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
Isle PopeDJoyi BY Anthony Trollope.......l5 cts
. History Of a Crime. ny Victor Hugo........l0c cts.
g. The Russians OF To Day. cts
l. Paul knox, Pitman. BY J. b harwood...-lO cts
Published by HARPER & BroTHERs, NewYorE.
HARPER & BROTHEES viii send either Of the above
worss by mail postage prepaid to any part Of tine Uned
states. on receipt Of the price.
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Instrnrflon.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERS! .,,,,,,,,, 49,,
"A SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE anu
ALL FIRST-CLASS CITY JOUhNA IL
ONE OFFICE. - -,
BROWN & PULVERMAN, l,23S broadway, New. forE
Send copy advertisement when asking Tor esmate orlu
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tHARLIER INSTITUTE,

~ 60th-st. on Central PARK, .--D
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR BOYS AND AND
YOUNG MEN OF TO 20. PUPILS PkEPAkEEDD II ID
FOR COLLEGE, SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS AND
BUSINESS. .....o
The oath year win begin Sept mber H. next Commence
ment June 10, Wednesday. nj 1880 o'clock D. III.
Professor Ellie Charlier, owner and head master - , -
Last June pupil without extra training was admitted 10
Harvard with In Latin and Mathematics and IS There
section OF Latin and Greek Many FORMER
pupils in Yale Columbia Princeton former Puli
Is now professor I'm the Naval Academy at Annapolis WIZ
he graduated assistant professors az west
Point where they graduated Building unsurpassed Tor Oc
cOnveniences. French, GERMAN
Spanish taught native teachers and spoken with the
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described by
GEO W. sMALLEY,
The welknown london Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE In
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TnE Exhibition.
SUMMARY or LETTERS
THE EXHIBITION.
/ GENERAL OUTLINE.
Q THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
8. BRITISH ACTIVITY
L. THE PRINCE OF wALEss INSPECTION
D. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
g. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
&. ANOTHER EXPBR1ENCEwITHTH THE CROWD.
o. MARvEIs OF THE OPENING NIGHT.
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
H. HOTEL EXPENSES.
u. PRICES STILL NOPE INCREASED.
l3. RULES AND REGULATIONS.
u. THE PARIsIAN CAFES.
10 ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES.
- EXHIBITION TOPICS.
49, GENERAL GRANT IL PARIS.
II. sEQUELs TO THE OPENING.
49, BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10. HOUSEHOLD DECORATION
CINCINNATPS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
BY
JOHN r. G.. HASSARD.
SUMMARY or LETTERS
GLUCKs ALCEsTIS-TIIE DEDICATION.
q THE ORGAN-THE MESSIAH
z. WAGNER AND BEETHOVLS.
L. LIsZT AND BERLIOZ.
Persons visit the Exhibition viii find the Paris Let
fIt IN fgl u
ING ont how TO make the the UP the gay
Capita while from Cincinnati VIII be priced by
the lovers Of music as pleasant great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Price Ten Cents postpaid.
THE TRIBUNE,
Now-YOrk
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ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, vi

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, VIA
H NcwJersey Southern Railroad Commencing May l3.
1878 steamers will leave NeW.YOrk. Pier 8. North River
oot Of RctOrs connecting at Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch $3.50 a. m. l. 1 and p.
Red Bank and Toms River P:30 a.. M, and 4 p m.
Barncgat aud Tuckeron p. m.
Viuelaud Bridgeton and Atlantic City p N.
Philadelphia and PembortOn ana p. NJ.
Sundays for Long Branch $3.50 a. III.
Leave Long Branch 1866, l154, $50 snt Iays Lo.,-
General Manager.
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I ATEST GIFTS of SCIENCE, see
IL TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40
Sixteen psges. Price pOstpaid 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE New.YOrk
For Both Sexes-Citv

MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL removed 10 the
Ia ary rooms 33 West s5thst near 6Uave n Y Miss
N, coz, Principal win begin 18th year sept Do
kindeTgarten material cheap aud beautiful. Genera
Depot Sl2 broadway Send for illustrated ataogue.
QIn PER QUARTER.
I'D " French Spanish and Geman thoroughly taught by
al experienced professor Rapid guaranteed to those
mo- eaiIest Cai or address PROFESSOR Ol East SOthst
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For Both sexes-Country.

GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
~ Commercial College, founded 1902 seaside
school. Students received time Catalogue tee Al
vi RI
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmenctng April ~, 1873,
through trans viii leave Grand Central Depot;
Western and Northern Express, drawing room
cars Rochester and ST. Adams. -
1880 Special Chicago ana western EApIess Win
liOOa IN, Express 10 Utica and Rutland, drawing room
90 ~ M Albany and Troy Express.
800 p m ST. Louis Express daily, with sleeping for
day in the week Also sleep
ing Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and TO
Montreal excepting sunday nGht, via Saratoga, c IL,
73O D. M Fast Express for Rochester, and Corning via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars . - =.
s.Jo d m Pacific Express. daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also WaterOwn excepting Saturday night
and Montreal via ST Adams excepting saturday ana sun
90 m Express with sleeping cars Albany and Troy.
av 1raius Local Time Tables Tickets for sale
Nos 22 2Bl and AIS Broadway and az Westcot Express
Co.'s Offices Nos. place 1s5 and 942 Broadway New
York and S33 washIngton-st 81, Brooklyn - -
&. b. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
TT'HE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The favOnte Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
Leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier % North River
foot OF Marrenst Passengers arrive IN Boston at
7am No intermediate landings between New.York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
at d D. m from Pier 33 North River. loot Of Jayst
Pare by this ur TO BOSION.fl 90 urst class.
Staterooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
No broadway. and at all offices Of WescOs Express
Company Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket offices.
Freight via either me taken &C lowest rates.
ID. \ BABCOCK, President
L. W. FnKNs General Passenger Agent
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a LRANY and TR0Y hv DAY BOATS.-C

! N VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW commencing Monday,
June O) leave Yesyst Pier at $50 and 24ths Pier at
m landing at Ferry West Point, Newburgh POugh-
keepsie Rhinebeck saugertles Catsnl Hudson. TO
! West Point NewbuTgh returning by down boat at
Excursion Rates TRANSFER by annex LEAVING Brook
lyn at a IN, connecting at Albany with trains NORTH
| aud
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New-YOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia at 83O 8,
$50 lU:lj ll3O l3O 4, 53Ul2 and at 4;5O DI
Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station North PennsylvanialRa
Third Berkssts, at 645 (wayl. 745, v3O ll:SO
a m, l:3O 2.}O, 4:lj. 5:4J. IL p.
Leave Trenton for KewYork at I2O Except Monday 650
sl3, 1870 a. In.. 1915. 2:l5, 3, 455, $50 D. m.
Pul man Drawing Room Cars attached 70 the 95O a. m
4OO trains from NewYork 70 tine 7i5 NJ, l:3O p ~
SUNDAY IRA INS-Ieave New.York and Philadelphia at
q M. 53O IL p. Leave NewY0rS for Trenton at y
a m $50 D. m Lave Trenton az :2O $50 a. GlO ~.
Tickets for sale at foot Of Iberyst Nos 529 and "a
Broadway the principal hotels all offices OF the Erie Rail
way and Brooklyn and at No COurtst Brook
lyu. Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
II y. pass. Agent
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steamboais ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE:-The
n elegant steamers DREW ST. gJOHN VIII
leave Pier A. North River foot OF Canalst daily Sundays
includedl connecting Albany with express trains
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
the ADIRONDACKS MONTREAL and points NOhIH
and WEST. Tickets for principal hotels ana
all Of Wescot Express Offices in NewYork and Brookyn %
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex" boa
Frstclass fare 81 deck, 25ci excursion TO Albany and
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ADAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass.-This
N Academy intended to NJ boys in the best manner or
te best American COLLEGES It's success @ in thIs Hfsgh II @
mock has been gratying lts course Is four years. ana
september H. and The examination for admission win take
place the day before Taesla" sspleInger TO- al h M
dressed to WILLIAM EXEKETI, Pm. D. acting Head lead
%oe in charge Of The large AGade%y Bo55ag o pg p06
and board Including washing. is 5000 annually
A NIFTY, ORANGE CO.. n. .Y.-A Home School
"a HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
"A YOUNG BONS.-E HlNDS, An, Hampstead, L. l.
DETHANY ACADEMIA halliday Summer
LOUIS 'S'T16 wo6DRuFF, FIJI Headmaser dina bethany Comp
"UOYS ENGLISH and CLASSICAL
ID SCHOOL ENyIRONs OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Grounds G&oRdE 25'as :ynIfsi99f r. %BBof IS MD prnn
ELUSHING (N. " INSTITUTE-Boardi
4 scho. for boysi open during the Summer Address r.
NREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
" SOUTH hWHLlAMsTowN BerkhiTe !is recon County Mass Mass.
I'D pe % Tst9blished bg It's present principal
IN lsi2. For catalogues, address BENJAMIN f. MILLS
NORRIsTOWN (N.JJ BOARDING SCHOOL
w for bows. Iie REV. ;. \. HOW'LL. An. PRINCIPAL
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NE AND NEW SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS;
Entrance sHMUEL KSEELANB secretary Boston.
DUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Ia Brunswick y l0sth year begins sept ~ sends 80
Toys oege Prepares for college scientific school,
'' '"N'' Rev D. 7. REnEY. Rector
GUNNER classes and private instruction at
station io1'1'iii Il. rhiaisiPEIa Pc Penn, i,''' ' - "
VOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College
Conditioned ''D'9 T. Ht0FFMASS so1EbdEe @I Mass
&1O A QUARTER for boarding, schooling,
y ~ books se &ew69e eSpegss, 81 ~ 5 i62S g.
auy time. remain entire year sPECIAL sudMEh
marrhip Irn GrseE and Mathcmntics; French, German
spanish ana italian Enghsh BaReGe. and l ElosqoR
In ash. Al siagg1iss "PG aTvaT ior me- he Rev tS bS
omnend,d by 41a Arr % layY M i0n I, m Por ~ H. nov
John Long Governor Routt TheoIlilus T. sicklet Hon
q Toni srsnoe charter. send for circular.
For Young Ladies-Country.
BRADFORD ACADEMY
E9 IeoSr 42giS G ARIEs admission
apply to Miss ANNIE f. Johnson. Prgeig.L
NOTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
~ Polstowu Montgomery Co. Penn.1 twenty eighth an
nual session bens TIL lsDAl sept ~ lS siiuatedon
bet FOR Catalogues apply Geo. o. Butler A NJ Principal
HOME Institute, ,Tarytown,N.Y .Y.-A boarding
and DAY shool for yonng lsdc, VII siePen " Teane ps
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
burg Pa hcathfu beautiful COLLEGE, Home ana school
opens 22d year sept ~. Rev. T. =. EGE A. NJ Pres
MISS WILLIAMS's SCHOOL, Worcester,
WI MasFor YOUNG LADiES FoT e,Ts ulp aga5g''
AIRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn.,
NA Pupils who for the Spring Term may remain under
Mrs Wesrs through summer vacation. BOX lo6.
MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH and FRENCH
No az WaIist TeTeiIavcn conn; the sixth year opens
September Is circulars sent upon application.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
IN Steamers Peckp daily Sundays excepted fer
NewHayen 3 and IL D. connecting with road.