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TALL RIVER LINE

IT
Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New-YOrk
daily Sunday Included until September Ia. rom Pier 2.,
North River, loot OF Murrayst, at $50 leave Brooklyn
via Annex at p. m. Jersey city, i;5O y. in
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE FAST-
straneIs NEWPORT and OLD COLONY. from Pier 2s
North River, daily Sundays excepted at Fare only
ONE DOLLAR. Limited tickets good only steamer Oh
day d.e and oonnecnc train. which Newport at
5:3O morning. arriving Boston 1880 Tcke,s
rooms obalIe On4y AZ ofl,e, Pier 2s North
Riyer, and steamers. BOkDES * LOWELL. Agts
GEO. T.. CoNNoR, Gen'l Passr AgI
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

uNE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER. Limited tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER on the boats for steamers leave
PIer 40 NORTH River DAT y. at 5:3O y.
steamers Of tie NORWICH LINE pier daily
iwerk D. m. sundays 5:tu m..l for Boston. WOr-
&C. ana for Portland Whio Mountns daily.
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FUJGH VALLEY RAILROAD

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
1873 Leave dots loot OF Cortiand and D-Dosests:
100 u. for Eastun, Bethlehem Allentown. Reading.
Mauoh Chunk nazlson, Ma'aroy City Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton and ruukhannock.
40 D. M Night Express daily ior Easton bethlchsu.
Allentown Mauch Chunk. WnKcsbsrIe. LlmirL IthaoL
Geneva, Auburn Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
West Pullman sleeping COACHES attached
HOB'I SAYKf, Sup't Add Eng'c
General Eastern Office, Church Corand,- 'ts
l-IAN. Ill EI-M AI-II
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cult branch OF German literature. II presents an
MARY specimen OF conscientious work. clothing the
craeey OF the original in English OF rugged
yigor with an occasional dash Of idyllic softness
THE COUNT AGFNoR DE GAsPARIN. Translated from from
the French of tn BoREI l2mo' PIP 100 A. ~ - i''"'
The subject of this memoir was fayorably
known to large circle OF readers this country by his
sympathy with the American cause during the 'i''
War, and by his valuable contributions to the reeo"s
and miscellaneous literature OF the day. he was one VI
the enthusiastic baud of youth that crowded aroun''
RoyerC COllard, Guzot Cousin, and Vlemain' prior ="
the Revolution of 1880. and devout adnirer o'
Victor Hugo Lamartine. aud Casimir Delavigne' VINO
at that time in the luxuriant blossomng oil 'ne
intellectual career He took active part in the poh
cal events of the period, and faithfully dischhrgeu ~
duties OF several public offices for consderhpe 'e'H
Of years. But he still more widely known as u
nigh principle of moral worth. devothg nisc
without the nohlest ends to the cause OF JUS
ce liberty and truth, to the suppression OF slavery
and the defence of the weak oppressed and the fo
saken Soon after the breaking out OF the American Va"
the maintenance abolition OF slavery became INV
Questi0n He lost not a moment In bringing his Pon'
his political experience his personal influence " ~
side OF freedom. His book entitled "Ihe UprshR VI
Great People" was vehement and poweriul ap'
peal TO the nations of Europe I'm behalf OF the
Repubc From the hrst he predicted victory lot 'ne
North Nor did he at the moment oi ss""
Southern successes When the wise men OF the "or e
clared that everything lost, and that no'ns IT,
maned Ia be done but to submit TO the Will OF the con-
queror he brought the Sovereignty of principle asas
the arrogance OF facts Crushed and defeated as was
the North he never lost the ardor OF his fath IN nc
na success The private life Of Gssparin as descilpe"
In this volume presents picture Of rare oeany anu AZ
tractveness He was the centre OF delightful home'
The light and JOY Of his presence shone brightly over
congenial and happy household His biography is
written simplicity aud good TASTE with warm alec-
ton ard admiration h is true but free from every ap-
proach extravaganza and forming an unusually n'-
tractlye book for the perusj OF the domestic eTc'e
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West Side.


West Sid..
An American family owning house will let
~ ore.pccabe parties two hnds rooms
with good board terms very rea-onaDc ga YES. o,-s.
A PRIVATE family, Owning house. will let
IA second floor furnished consisting ot I'VE rooms nam
board If required; references unexcepa'h"pe ~ west
A SMALL FAMILY have neatly furnished
changed o. West lth.st 9th aud Gth-aves.
INVALID BOARDERS WANTED.-Suffering
dress sIG GaPERENcE Tribune TpcTn Once s$s
pOOMS WITH BOARD on second and third
81 wesi d'S sRG S,"S''
CEYENTEENTH-ST 61 West.-Rooms with
- hoard parues desiring the comforts OF arened and
TWO nicely-furnished square robins; second
door running water with or without toard references
Kehanged Si7 West leth.st
IITH-ST, WEST, 116. between 9TH and 9Th
L L aves.-Handsomely furnished ROOMS; gentleman
and wife or single gentlemen. with or without board
ItTH-sT, 32G WEST.IaIiandsOmely fur
II nished suitable Tor families single genuemeni
table unexcephonable t4ale boar,ers accommodated
JATH-ST. WEST, 212.-Large front room on
4 second floor with hall room ecing also hall rooms
Q third floor convenient to both elevated roads
1I WEST 27TH ST.. second house west of
- broadway north side southern exposure choice
ROOMS extra in ;ze and appointments aii modern I'M
go WEST H-ST.-Surerior accommo-
references exchanged.
1SN WEST 14TH-ST-N furnished
ZtIU second floor aud hall rooms also front
fourth floor to let, with board aso aOe board
per
0SE WEST 12TH-ST.-One or two con-
s}O Meeting floor, Tnt nicely furnished,
TO two or three adults with or without boaid
East siis.
A FRONT ROOM suitable for light house
Jones.s between lth Bie,cker.sts Inquire for two
days.
A LADY can have board. with care during
~ sickness at the home of an experienced American
nurse. oJ East S3d-st.
A PRIVATE FAMILY in 53d-st., adjacent
10 rh 70 room front, with board Address T. L. M TnDane
Uptown Oniee. l.23s Rroaiwav
DKSPONSIBLE parties can find well-fur-
faSctte place references exc. anced.
'sNO LET.-A very nice large sunny room,
second door Win board table boarder' accommodated
terms moderate 200 last lolhsi
S EASE 3lD-ST.-DesirabIe rooms with best
. attendance aud table several rooms for gentlemen
.lQ EAST 29TH-ST.- Second tloor front
DO room large and weii-iurnshed also two roomsson
thru hooi, with good board reference.
IES EAST 23D-ST.-Mrs. II. II. jenkins
I'D offers rooms for tine wluter and Tor transien;s
lDn EAST 10TH 81. Nicely furnished
I%O suites sngie rooms for eou tlenen gentleman
and wife Win or whSn Soa American family house
1.}1 EAST 30ih-st.-A pleasant room in a
l'b% pryaIe family. With or without board sabbath
respecting parties preferred.
I.lS LEXING TON-AVE., corner of 29th-st
i sbeB thiri floor connecting rooms house taOla
nTst-class Reference.
0On MADIsON-AvE. cor. of 4Oth-st.-
~OO Hand, par0r floor aud ird floor with priv aie
table only. References exchanged
Board and Rooms Wanted
BOARD wanted In a private family for
ID gentleman, wife and chdi location 18th 2fd s-
sta, 5tb 9thayes Address. stating terms &C. BOA ar
Box LIZA. Post Once.
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rNUE ERIE RAILWAY

II.
i now known by lis now name. the NEW-YORG, LAKE
ERIE and WEST EIN RAILROAD Arrangement oi trains,
ueilg ehten asinna ana chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches But 10 ana suspension Budre.
: m connecting with fact trains 10 Tho West
wet Pullnans best Draw Sleeping Coaches e
Spm (Daily) Psciac Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches through 10 Buhilo. Niagara Ials Cincilr
Chicago without change also Hotel Dlung W
p IN Emigraat train fol the West
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New York. Tor
Newark G43, slU ll:SO m. $40 400 55O. 6;lO 1889
D. m IL midnight saturday nights only sundays, 9l5
nnih.ror Park and Psssac. 8. 100. TO- lo:2O dhe
loo a M, train stops 4 ford PARK only -undays.
~ non III 3 100 4lO 5Iu, 5J o;lO. $780, & 10 m
IL midnight sundeys t. $780, 1920 A. m. l4a o3o. $3.50
pi,sTson nj sTs 8. Si a:so $40. TO- lo2o llyO u
noon l;L5 3 $40. $3.50. $40 4iio o. % o. 90 oSs 6l0
SSiy 81 ioi9 a. M iiis $50 T. . p In aud IL midnight
midnight sundays 0, $780, 1920 m. las $3.50. p.
and 2 midnight ,,oo
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 q. IN, $3.50 43o p m sun
Rondoa, and Kingston a. H.. $3.50 sundays $50 IA
"o-hen D. TOO D. lO2J a. m $500 $50 $3.50 p. sun
Middetown. 1850. g. iu:lo a. m 5000 4oo p. IN; SUI
IN trains connect Aew.Iork ana Oswoso Midland Ran
f"rt Jsryis 75C. o. 1870 NJ. iso. d. T. sundays
s:3Il LOGO q. IN. t. t.il ana Z ,. m -. - =.
dst quarter Il aud quarter after each
hour 5;i6 tdst D. M AMI At lVto sna iiits III.
Tickets pass.s, aud or spaimSn's IA %
a,e ss Nos go ioi or 9S Broadway VI No
TIpres. trains the West arrive IN NewHork AZ 7f1o
m'' i-J JNo. ai ~ ABb0rr Genr Passr Ag. Now.yOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFeNEW JERSEY.
Iains leave Tor tnss"d Ciose' @ isro o AIa ~ Syasa M
sunday. a. IN. and J5o p IN The ll'So y NJ tram VIZ
'sSru N%si w Snr,os Vaey and Monssy 4 ESQ u 4i5O D. m
JNo. n. ABBOTT. Geni Pass'r Ag.. New-iork.
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Steamboats, ano Railroac5.

4 LBANY BOATS--PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and 81. JOHN leave Pier No II North luver
foot Of CanaLst. week day D. M, connectins
Albany SUNDAY morning excented) with trains North
aud East EXclrlon 10 Albany return. good 80
-"'' " W W. EVERETT. President
RRlDGEPORT, and all points on IIonsatonic
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare H. steamer bridgeport
leaves Catharnesi daily Sundays excepted AT 1880 .
and Bridgeport at Ia y. IN
ENOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD WHITE MOU UNTAIN-, MON NIlfsAf. and in
termedat. points. Steamers leave Pier 20 r. r., daily
Sundays excepted al p Cwerty ihiId - T. r. al 81
y. and IL connecting with special trains a. New
Haven Jrord SprinCh Il. &c. Tickets sold and bag
checked al 954 Broadway NrwNOrk, ana Courtst
Brooklyn. Excursion TO New.Iaycn and return. I'll %
E0R NEW HAVEN, lis surroundings and
Il all station. the New-Y0rk, Boston and Air Lino
Derby and North Hamilton Railroads dir ci- steamers
JOHN II. STAIN and ERAS1uS CORNING leave Picr
49, y. r. foot If CorlaDdts, AT b. every night IN tie
week except Saturday arrive In Newoven IN tifne for all
morning trains all railroads best facilities for
and iies fare II excursion, 81 % sitiDs
Transportation Line. JOHN ii. sTARlN,
Proprietor
E0R RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Land
L Cozzens West Point, Cornwall Newburg Marlboro
Milton Poughkeepse, Esopus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware Waikil Valley Railroads Steamboats, JAMES
W. BALDWIN ANA THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY at
p. IN. Pier "a, North River foot 0f llarri-ou-st.
Except SATURDAYS, wnen tue ~ Gamer Thomas Cornell viii
leave O'Clock connecting with Evening Train
the Ulster and Dclawar, Railroad.
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MONDAY SEPT. g. 1879
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COURSE OF INsrRUCTIoN IN RIFLE FIRING. BY
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In this comprehensive manual prepared by
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BkUNHILJE. A TRA. ErY FROM THE NIBLIuSG SAGA BY
lMASU2L Gr'IEi ira4siaisc by %iosoK line inEopohH DIP
The legends of the old Morse mythology, as
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poets OF Germany. Among these the author OF the
prescai tragedy holds eminent place. and his work
has been received by tue lovers OF ancient Teutonc
lore as AN admirable exhibition OF the characters aud
incidents Of the NibeluRg saga The translation 10y Mr.
Dippod the fret that has been made ia the English
language and IL will be welcomed by German studeDts
o. important contribution to al interesting but diff
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VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED KOCr AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through way daily three depots
Philadelphia, two IN New York.
Double Track, the improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent, with absolute SAFETY.
ON and after July Z. 1879.
Fxnress Trains leave NewYnk VIA D-sbrOsses Cort
lindt street Ferries a. follows;
4:3O 3O 500 10 mtei) II n l. 800 a. o. q. $780,
$50 and 10 p. Sunday, i3O and mi D. D, $780, $780,
and 10 y.
boats "rooklvn with all through
nj Jersey Guy. alordng speedy ami direct transfer TOR
Brooklyn taNe.
Kelrfnng leave Philadelphia. 1901, 800. 3j5. Z.
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h3O 7and $3.50 p On sunday. l2Ol J:2O 300, 500 and
T,eS,i 0a,es-No. 520 and ga broadway, No. AstOr
Uomse and foot DrsbrOsses aad Cortands's No Court.
st. ana BiOokyn Annex iepo. foot OF tlonst Brooklyn
Nos ia ll6 ana lis udsDD 81, UODOkrn Depot Jersey
City tmigaut licaei Otio., NJ. ) Batiery-p ace
FRAN THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
,;.ueral Oeu1 Passenger Ag't
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and


DENNSl IN NANIA KAlLkOAD-UrtHt 1 runk
Line ard United states Mail Route on and after July
z 1873 trains leave New-YoIk DesbrOsses and COrt-
landt Ferries, "a follows:
INpless for Harrisburg rtsburg. the West and South,
with Iuu Palocc Cars attached. m, anu $3.50
daily. -, -. a M
m. connrc CORY ior Ttusve Petroleum Centre aud
tLc OH Regions. WilamspOIt and IOckLayeu, a. III.
baltimore Mashgt and the south. " Limited Washing
toni arOr daily. sunday.
arrive Wa>hinl ton 4l2 hegLar "a i:5O aud
S:2O n. IN: /. l. and lO y. sunday. 10 p M. .
Express PlaGC phd $780, 800 $50, D. 90 llmited).
l., and 10 u. Sunday. 4:SU
t. 1880 $50 and 10 p. Emigrant and second
c,dss. 1880 p. M.
rCape May. y. IN.
noats ~ Br,Oklgn Annex" connect with through
tram. al Jersey Ciy arDga speedy aud direct transfer
for Brook yn travel - - o.,- N a.. go.
daly and $50 a. m, 6:2O m ay, except Monday From
Washington AMI Baltimore 0.Jp m =, 3JO, 49,, 1910 y.
II. SUNDAY. 1;5i N. From Philadelphia, i5o SOB,
C.5n $50 1850 1880 a. p 800, 400 $40. $50 and
i00 D. IN; SUNDAY 3:jO 6O5, 65o. 1870 ll:SO $40.
lOilu r. .,,..,,., p.o,E,o, - , ,.. ~,
,rDs~ turtiandt No
Erookvn foot OF Futonst. Brooklyn.
III iic and HudsO HODOGen Depot Jersey City
Fmigr,nt Iicket Office No. ; Baitery-pace TIE New.
York Transfer COMPANY ~" call Tor G cl'cA baggage from
ho'eis an" rrS' L. =. FARMER. Gen1 Passenger Agent
= NOR
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Enmmer Doato.

A few boarders can be accommodated with
n roos hoard through Fall and Winter; terms - II
week Address ELMER SMITH Freehold. Greene Co. n Y
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suite of rooms with board for September
~ and october at Ridgedae House. Madison N ' pure
mountain air
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A DELIGHTFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT,
N Ramapo Rockand county r. Y .; ml'e, co on .ae
,,e,-os sdaress w ' H. MhCFARLANE.
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Bfeamboats ano RAILROADS..
my and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
fsav. vss,yI f.r E!aHED ss s,5 2st@.tM
i&a% " rhR hRS2k1{A & y 199fF SSf'
can rsipTn by dS~P nqst .o ana b,x
gaze Seccd Noh iaa ana cseis Coupons ms good
on hsFF RiS 10 F&o&
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave New-York from foot OF Desbrosses and Court
SO for Washington. riit.burg; Columbus Cincinnati
the sou,h. Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark
i0o m Tor washioston and the West Pullman car.
ror PSurg cinenus, Indanapos Svs
and ST. Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore to cincn-
40 M M for Washington the West making same con.
pecii0n for the West = the p. m. train
1000 daily. for Washington the South and West Pull
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati lndlanapo
seui%eS through Pullman ears from Ba tlSors 10 pcn.
natl. connects at Washington with trains for LyDconrL
florida. New.Oreans ana the south - 49,
through ses ps1ss pn ca at nspdS' G Of o
HOUND TRIP TlskS66T6So Gk6 6oI6nAb6 To- AKbS6SSAS NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station ~ 1o OF o1. 0 Wharf
Commencing jane ~ ls7s.fains saye New ioo'''
cn e;S0 mFor Flspngon. Easton Beivders Mausa ~
SnHelcn ia@afbS' 1I9a b wiSsoir sna g. hmrA &c
s9s a. mFor High Bridge branch sch9oeysr rIT Mpnpn'
Maacl chunk Ismaqal wEesbarrc. scranton. Williams
1880 and s.so p m.For somervie and Fe%,ngton
WhkesbaIre scranton Tunkhannock. Tamaqua Hazelton
43O D. mFor High Bridge Branch, Sch0oleys Mountan,
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatcong. Eason belVuere aha
Mauch Chunk.
63O D. m daly.-Tor Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Elmira &c Connects at Junct for d., l. ami w X II
For tram. 70 local points timetables at stations
SUNDAY TKAINS-Leave at q. M IL D. m: TOT Bounn
Brook aud intermediate points and at t5O M Tor Eason
Hafs o the Brooyn and Eric Annex" make connection
Jersev CITY Station and nom Brooklyn anu Erie DepO%
Jersey CITY
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave NJ 7.a5. Q. ll45. m. l8O $3.50 lex.
prtssL ';l5 for Red Bank, Long Branci ocean
5ly m Toms RIVER Bricksburg. wareiown. Cedar
Creek,
Al 1870 p vineand. Atlantic City. Tuckor'1wn H. r..
Toms River. Sc. 49,.
stare connections and from KFYPORT at Maiawan STA
ton to aud Oceinc aud Fair Haven AZ Red Bank u
and from Point Pleasant at sea Olrt with ali trains
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New.York Pier T. No -, foot Eect0r-sL
SIEANEIS ST JOHNS nd JESSE HONI -
Long Branch. Il ghlands, &C. $780, $3.50 fni lOl 3ie
o. .. p. -. 80 -- -.
Toms River Tuckerton IL ~ and Philadelphia ''O = ID
ldO. $40 y. M A,t,,,,, ,u.,. IN.
n and Cedar Creek. dsf.. $40 D. m.
SIiNDAYs ior Ii ghlands and Long anch. 9:3CA n
VNDEEIJnT II opI YORK RAILWAY
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

ELMWOOD HALL. SARAIOGA:;@sGrG,%o Goo,
hoard good beds pleasant rooms Central 10 the prnc
pal springs All and Winter, pr asy ~ .2 ~
per week. Address l-alNlI IOi I----.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

EOREST GROVE HOUSE, at the Mineral
Springs on scnooieys Mountain. " j. VIII De open IoI
boardrs 10th Of Junci prices TO SUIT ues SEM
fOTcrculaIs c~o,rvxprporr pr.rrotor
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

COUNTRY BOARD--At a farm house among
~ Catsls, on nigh ground po.t anh oce
n rcqnired Address l. l.. VINCENT, fTeeh)id, Ofeone
County. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

NROMWELL'S Lake House, Highland Mills,
ON.Y; hours. Ere rates low; circular. o. CROMWELL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

K
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWhoRk,
6OUTHAM MPTON AND BREMEN. -
sat sept. I3 KIiEIN -.------.sat sept.
Don sent. 20 ftkA i----.. sat
RATES OF PA Ss AGE from &. .EW.YORK 70 SOUThAMf
TON, HAVRE OR BRkMENi sco
FIRST CABIN ---......%lOOl SECOND CABIN N.--..fOo
SrEERAGE, $50 . ia
Return tickets az reduced rates Prepaid STORAGE cer
Gates. -, s,,
sleerage tickets 10 all points the Sonth OF England e5O
a. = DOWlIng ng-grccn
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

CENTRAL HOUSE.-In the heart of the
Catsi Mountains; accommodations for 65 guessi send
for circnars j. RUsK son. Hunter. Greene Co. \. \.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

GUION LINE. ,. ,,,, srr,urps
Fok QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOb
Leaving Pier 81, n. r. loot OF kilR-st n - -
MCNTANA A ...........T UEsDAY. sept IL, 4p m
WYOMI ErDAl, sent -. n III IN
AItIZONA ESDA1 Sep. y
NEVADA -...... .......- TU ESDAI. Orf. D.su u. w
~ These steamers are built ron IN wstertght I'M
furnished with cvery requisite 70 ulro
The Atlantic both afe ana ageeap nav
ing bathroom smokngroom drawlng,room, piano an m
lbary experienced aross ana caterer D
The staterooms are al on deck, tnls
those greatest OF all luxnries at sea- perfect Veh'o "
light. 49,. s,a,a room, ee- sao o,I
a. nn r1rt-pvI-DIAVE 40; SrEEhAGE. at low rates
SFf'O--' -'N WILLIAMS e BUION.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

cult branch OF German literature II presents an exe
plary specimen Of conscientious work. clothing inc
craggy conceptions OF the original in English OF ruRseu
yieor with an occasional dash Of dyllic softness'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

ERANCONIA HOUSE, near Franconla Notch,
White Mountains. y. H.This house Is tuaed on hgh
cTounJ nd commands an view OF the mountains
md ann onndng fol september and october terms
per DAY send for circular good ciy reIeIohcc H. W.
u