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The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

The chief legislation OF this session,
at least that in which the peoples
pocket-book will be most interested,
is a thorough disgrace to the State.
Our territory is able to sustain a
population of millions instead of
thousands, aud communities every
where throughout the State are cali
ing for more men to till the soil, to
utilize the vast areas of rich pastur-
age, aud to put the wheels of
factories into operation. This need
being every where felt, when Gov.
Nance sounded the Keynote of his
administration, viz immigration, il
struck a sympathetic nerve in the
breast of every intelligent Nebras-
kan, and all recognized that the time
had fully come when an effort
should be made, stronger and to
better purpose than ever before, to
secure a portion of the tide Of
humanity that is cesselessly flowing
westward. A scheme was matured,
which, if not the best possible, was
much above nothing, and the true
friends of the development of our
State resources were confident that
we were about to start anew on a
long road OF progress, but this
scheme has failed, these hopes have
been dashed, and the bright picture
in the mind of our young governor,
instead of growing, and expanding
into a living reality, turns out TO be
"the stuff which dreams are made
Of" The city Of Lincoln has over
come the wishes of the State. The
State siumbered and slept, while
Lincoln drummed and crept. The
lobby was too much for the legisla-
ture. Determined, active men who
had money at stake i'm the result,
were stronger in purpose and will
than the representatives of the peO-
pie, and so il turns out that the gen.
eral interests are uncared for, and
the private, personal interests are
pushed TO success; the stream Of i'm
migration will flow over US and
round Us, while "Boss' Stout or
some other "boss" and gang will
line their pockets with money that
the people of the State needed for
for better purposes. The job Of
stealing and plundering will go for
ward, and Lincoln will laugh in her
sleeve at the simplicity of those
"rural BRETHREN" who sent wooden
men to Lincoln to be painted over
with The mark of the beast, 81 be-
trayed the interests Of my constitu-
ents for -
All honor TO those representatives
who kept their trusts, and voted
the will of their people. Faithful
they among the unfaithful. Read
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

The Greek archbishop of Adrian
ople has been beaten to death by
some Bulgarians. The Greeks at
Constantinople are indignant, and
three thousand of them have re-
quested of the patriarch permission
TO attend the funeral.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

SECRETARY SHERMAN has ordered
the revenue cutter, Elevator Wolcott
now at Port Townsend, to Sitka, to
protect the citizens from Indian
massacre. The British man-of- war
Columbia has preceded the Cutter
and will aid the citizens in any at
tack that the Indians may make.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

FAILURES reported at London
England, on the 2lst show tolerably
heavy liabilities of foreign insol.
vents. John Malthy, merchant, liza.
bilities f5S,00O; Samuel Rains
auctioneer, f56,O00; A. Dodson,
woolen manufacturer, 100000; Bry.
don, woolen manufacturer at Sci.
kirk, Scotland, f50,OO0.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

1T is stated that Sitting Bulls
camp is just two miles south of the
Montana line, which puts him out of
the jurisdiction of the Canadian
mounted police and into the district
regulated by Gen. Miles.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

The statue of Washington was
unveiled at Newburyport on the 22d
in the presence of an immense
throng of people. The ceremonies
were quite interesting.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

The Tip mine, Arizona, shipped
bullion during the last month, to the
amount of $4,000, the largest
amount ever shipped by this COM
pany in any one month.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

DIR. ST. LOUIS, the wife poisoner
of Fremont, who took his case to the
supreme court has had the same
overruled, and the day of his execu-
tion has been fixed for April 18th.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

BISHOP FOLEY died at Chicago on
the morning of the 18th. His re-
mains were taken to Baltimore for
interment. His disease was typhoid
pneumonia.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

JAMES BRADY and Frank Harri-
son, two freighters, were killed by
the Indians, on the Ft. Pierre route,
on the l7th, fifty miles from Rapid
City.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

TUESDAYS dailies bring word that
Gov. Nance has signed the capitol
appropriation bill. A reaction will
set in.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

REPRESENTATIVE CLARK of Polk
county voted against the capitol sp-
preparation "steal," while Senator
kimmel of the same county voted
for il. Which Of them represented
the will of the people?
JAMES McELvoY, who murdered
Henry Stultzmsn near Hastings. has
been found guilty and sentenced to
be hanged May s6lh. He was con-
victed and sentenced within ten
days after committing the crime.
The recent bill which passed the
L. S. Senate restricting Chinese
immigration to this country is, in
our opinion, not only unconstitu-
tional, but violates treaty obliga-
tions, and should not become a law,
in q free and republican form of
government.
AT this writing the only hope
against the Lincoln lobby, in the
$4,000 "steal," as il is called by the
Omaha dailies, is that Governor
Nance viii interpcse his veto. This
he will be fully justified in doing, as
he aanst know beyond doubt that
j. is against abe viii of the people.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-26

All honor TO those representatives
who kept their trusts, and voted
the will of their people. Faithful
they among the unfaithful. Read
the list and remember them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
Gin uroucrin % Get.

PAYMENTS to LET III the NV apart
mi,ut HpG.c. 1tiavc especially a.alt H for ,nA+
gen eel NJ, c~ impruN mfufs iHf ,u'N ntt,l
ua 4trd iluor 20 enhance nudtta rents AppJ
200 IlD-4AlNE kNoM y, l.-'u htosdHat.
ErlEGANT FLAT: rent low; new house.
l. ADpl, ioJgHItIliD 81 7th ST.. d. Il ana I'd ave-.
40 LET.-Aychue-A \, Eastern Boulevard. be-
4 tween ~uth an, Sl~ SIS. iva modern nrNat' d"cl,
lus iu perfect oe arranged Tor one oi Two families 30
ttr uiolth. oyer al DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
Ngw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. 10

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. is. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salosrconl to-day
nv Pfadas Z D1rtsf
3sofy BRICK store with lot. 80 ? 3 Biseckersf
80 "i Cor elasL 5O.llrs6.iO hreguari
m J0hH T. Rom
3sOry brick building with lot 40 jj7 Hudson Z n
>: "f llih-st, lot lGn7llU1l5.7l6 Ino SIC
keOn. oono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
uouecs ano dos IS Uanleo.

PRIVATE PARTY desires 10 purchase a
y che plw,rg i.r bis own use bet N,rn ith ant 18th
So a. ANA Dtl % ufsf Co. deal dtcct with no
- uct. add. e., Box 80. 3. lrbIn' e. Moe
ANANIED.-Bf "A gentleman and VII" mo
w chl irl. rc. or four uninu 81 4 rooms Tor n-l'
not-rk ua t.oud I1f. prVa.c fai1 u'f locau"L-
Address with TENN. FRANCIS. Box -, ulhuur Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
ffenmbodt5 mo Railroads..

EOR BRIDGEPORT and ali uOlnts on Nau-
tatucS aud ousitonc Hair,ad- Steamers leave cath
arrr slip lfri 3 D.. r. day al 1880 aud y.
IHi lower han hy any other routc.
FOR NEW \NEN. IlARTFOHD, SPRING
i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. ~ rlI.AI4 AMI If.
ieful,diaf ont. steamers leave Pier - H. a. dufy
SUNDAYS executed ~ 3 M. and II g. m cennoclu"
villa special trans al Sew llHytu to' tffu''
&C. iicN't. Sold AMI baggage checked ut ga BfolaN at
y w-l'r@. 'Ld tourtst brooklyn Excursion 60 Sew
la an 81 ll.Ii. Fl ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
II, oEntn REAL EsrArn rRAy.rErs


wat s-s No- ~ and - and No 22i Hudson iGco-ge
7ot1.si. $50 leo' adsvc. o5tlO22e Jscob ] ''''
7e,, :" ~ ns''in ana VIC :" tm,nd De Gfalf 800
Ma. II m aud VIE 70 lI",ry r DE- ,irsai; ... $3.50
=. Bsamgarten sn9a y. 10 John II pca.r. sos2
ST. ~, ,' src . ~ .4' y, ~, ~ Hio'l haumsar
sam. piopHl2. United >t-t.s Tru-t Company '"Aug
=. i'a."o.'.e' 49,. $3.50
srrf 49, ','..'j 10 W ''ii.'" J.. aN,on $50
c.fI D"i e., .. ,.l'. laIk-.n ---.,.... 80
-. ~l,slrl eng we to Ad.iph kut'r q -. 1000
'thI1yr; T. ~ % % Of ~ ~ s.,5oci"i Mary
q trst -, /, - n = ~ ave- '1.'N77f lanes An
bis 81 s., 1Cieo 1,,,e 80 'ao5 Tia O tug.
49,. SniiI. ~ MAO I.rcsi. smart 49,. 2o.oo
liam Gro. pm, v.i~io Al ia : Narfln 900. 100
65h-,t -. ss.ofi eof dave. .friO.. john Gun
M neT apo @'f 70 i,r And'G- o.. ,.. .--.., $40
r. Jos nl wauFl~r anu smother. e.ecuior- o.
7thatt. y III IL o ssa..r 25.lrioo. M,fyc
4tiavc.1 IS co.. OF isst.-st P rbc o snia.a 10 sam.
556..L :. ~ r Of shave. 2srloo5i . Graves
loi.t '.' Of Sh avn 1,qgt-rceaisr cow
o. Man, ~ ~. and another 10 Nilnn % scott 1910"
C'g r. (, r,r,r r., I,tn mn % seo
Peal.i. ~ 81 -er' M ~tet-onanf husband p sarah
same property sahc Nara J.ie. noraIr., 100. ii.'o
''n'o ave a go Hi5a " H. Cost -'i2oo a.
Kings Farm. .. xl2 i.pcr'ec Co.. TRITON De1ek
deed datd December 3 las. ior-.---.-.--.----.. &
.I..rrI rptrt,
Auli Thomas T. way Berthe and other. "a s7th
Eann-srtcn Aat'st o Tie United STATE, Iri.t Com
sam. 20 S ec .at ec2 Mai.osve . sa 300
81, 'rar, ''. ,',.' -.... 1880
Ban, New OK. o. s4itist oi oiaa,c ycT 300
Chr-tn a.. Mai. anc III ana 10 joan nc,lavc,ss
connolly J. leg NJ Alice j. weeks. IS cr.a.c moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

7
EYrfess Trans ciN, Nnk D~-nros~cs AMI Corr-
liud' street FERRIES as follows:
i'' ~ $50 10 Dntef a. q. n. L. $50 1, > d. -
aut D. o.
at J'l~ Ii. ahDfu4 speedy ANA direct utl-tcr i0r
Hi,nhyu tdfr-
i.,ufua- u..us .'4v Pmilcl .lil l-.ol. 3.e 300.
1850. $50 10 81 d o. n. ifmi,a lr~-. $50 Dad %.
l..tU . SUNDAY. D An
s. .uu. ir. 900 iI
Ifnts and inn, n l"siru-s- and C,ft u-tH ~" Court
81 nrr tohtn Annex Io,. foot nf ttit" 81. BruoA
NJ llt libanl lis uu-pl Sc, HuNna-u hcF't Jersey
CIV. flnt lr,r oinc So. = Hatri -i' acc
F..ANh THOMSON. H. FARMER
tiru,..lI .a.I.grr t.ul l'l..tl-sf \ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
SOUrHEKN HATHAWAY.

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Newi ork. Per Norih River foot Il ctorSt
io Long Branch ..onto~u AMI lnt"rnrdato II TONS al
40 D..
l..',c Ncw-Yor. foot Iihertv.st.. g. Is. r. - N.Is
- o. mfr FarmincdIic, Toms Rivef Barneeat ana 10
i:I5 D. River Vin'.and. all stations to Bay
side ~ j, fult ATLANTIC NY
4 " D. M Tor r -..aic. Toms River Blruegat, Tuck
erftv r.. mi Ifl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE, VIA

NIsI4 III IfI.NI4s
Commencing MONDAY. oCIoBEi.G 1874. special iim ted
fio oaly tor cont nuou- CON
Meeting Daun. a, specified Their ou. VIA bc sod &
one DOLLAR
each way b tween y EW-NOEK ami BOSTON
MamuYu rJ,I,, Steamers hUI~ iOl. ami PEoN IDINCl-
v4i fs. Sew lofa tom IS. q. # Aiurri, ~
att nm Iri,c HooAlFn $50 Jot-cr CITY 800 D. a ,i
. Anne. Inii Arriyr ln Boston g., a. m
sunday fd. su no ic,un,d Do, . Lue October DE-" ic,.
ANIs 70.
.,k,t- 90. room Nc. can obtained Do >ev Work "a,
GOD f.,r boo r- aid ucA l.,ra, 81 tl o.i.,,
plrl 80 and on sittmris
BORDEN a LOWELL An.t.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing Mt
~ sayrevie south Ambos. Perth Amboy Tott.nvle.
woodbridge. kO-syilc aud star Landing. Wyoming
IRON 1907 'aia week day At fare lower thtn
any other route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

Slta ,nn,t Red Ban. Long Branch OCEAN Grove. sc.
81 f. ~ - a. IA. Ia .. 10. y. M.
Stage connection 10 AMI from kElFpkI ar MatiNih Hh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
GIN Eca. CsiaIc Tor sale.

4 RARE GEN-NOrth Madison Square; ele-
~ man ton, a0HiuN- 3D. wiih tables N
splendid order E \. YOUNG. ~ E1chans y ace.
E'OR SAlE.-lhc iilSt-cla~s tou STORY. high
soou. brown house. ~ West f3tlet -lN9n, 10y
o.; Broadwav nearly new IN good
0icer: ali Improvements. Apply on the premises.
LOR SALE-The three elegant HOUSES
Nos J.. lN lnf East DIST. between Madison ami
lh.av-s mt rofir femofr e b. drsicl llu II days
work and made exceptionally convenient ara, i've now
90 olleI Tor INSPECTION and oneIcd Tor r.tuuu t.,l
JOHN D. CBINIINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSLY

y FrTs STALLION ia Sew YDr. root of Ili v,f
q station ia g. Ful. oIf Irw" - Wh NJ
Commencing q. l-1.-1 leave New-l orb. foot u
l. hrrfy--f. a.. fpIinrf-
- a. r--Ior ilfmingfon, li~fnu FrIvldefr. Iauth
thin~, lamaqud VII shafrc EimrL dc. Connects ~
Jun elton wuL ID. J. ard " /, x.
o.'l g. M. lor Iirh Bridge ~ inch Fsfop Harrshnrg,
h'uch Cnnna, rau'Iua. WlEcsUarre scranton Miliami
port.
l".O q. n and B" D. n.For ~OmeI tlle and Remington
=. ui OF bennington. T. st,n, Mtuch Chunk lamaIIa,
Wike-b fi anon Iuu. au,ch. lam qua, Hdzclton.
lealiur. fotfsvlle NHIIi-nurg. &c.
100 tOi Iirh Bridge Branch. Easton BclVi're aud
Maucl thuuk.
5..u D. M. dally.-io. Elson Allentown aui Harrisburg
EfrJ. Connect. "a function ior d. l. ami ". H. H.
:: % y. Tnf Et-t0n
For l.cs point, see tlme-tab - az static
SUNDAY TRAI .~-L'aye at 80 a. M. H. pm. ur Bound
Brook and informed and az 80 las
f ,nfp. Reading and Harfi-h
Boats Erie Annex" make counec ION
~ Jersey Cy station and from BiuO~yn aed Bro Depot
Jersey CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

H'iIL ERIE RAliN ny.
Ellla.d .-ii.N .AiLA0AD. Arrange %, AZ oi trDns.
t..n- 'n,'t july T. $50 .,.. ,,., t.,... ,.,...
room Coaclc. tu iiun iio aui -u-p 'n-nn Hrid-t
damp fa,t IT, I's.- ..Nu S. 3D., l'inf AZ buatD
We fD'mau'> best Draw usfu'tl ~ir'ims Coaches L.
3D. m d. a.iO Picdc Express for tlr West sleeping
Coa,lc7 ttou-h 10 BuGI1 Niagara ftls NiiciA-
n aud Chicago without ac ais, iIo,a Dining car, 10
pm. Immigrant tr,in rot tn West.
Nrvark, .is s.ln ll.lu 90 l.2u $50. 10 73N
%. and L. midnight SnuIdO hs.ts only -unly-. 9lj
,'n,rior Pa. AMI 900. lu 1920 a. u an,
lu .Oa tram sior { u.heilora rarS only -andays.
I.uln-if -ul. Us. ~.jt To- q. Ia 0.5 . -
Pp,i,t-,n . o.,, $50. $50. 10 lo.s, l..sO a No. -
'' 3d. 600. 49, '''' ,,1I .,,f mn nln
81, .o.-la. 3d.. - t.a1. 40 D.. 90. 'm D m.lugaL
~un.r. 3D. 20 49, B. 30. %. %. Iu. b. IA. ~
midnight -uuai,- a. 0.'". lot'a M. l.i' $50 p Ill.,
b. ui.tl4ht
Sew burg .ui ,oino a. 100 a m. i.io iip IA. sun.
Esna.n, and KINGSTON. pa. 800 o. >uny> sIoA
',.us4,.. 90. ..so % 1870 81. a. .i' .,o ..., D.
U,ia.i.t,w .. {. 3d. - 1910 o. 40 .,o 90 3D.. 100. snn.
,n'- ,,. lp-, o. M o.iu. o.. 1h''l iuI IaJ D.
n in. ,..a,ci with Nc, OH AMI o-@rso Mn.ild Hll
i,r,'. Of. d, lo..oa Co.,. '5oo T. = m >uniayA
Ii. -tl. i. o. ni
r,s leave 2,d quhrtcl o tlu quarter afteroach
hon, fur st toHt Aul go iut, iltts
n, a,s CO.. PISS .ud ioi apartments ga D. taingso,n
nan, Uu.,. SOS. -aD tnl ". D.. Hf"ld Aal, y. ~ No
cont h. 1900 .n 90. oi AZ tn. N"nl"au'- ucpit.
x,r,.. Trains ir"m the W,st alr,e Sow TorA A. 7.-J
d" ''' - IS az" : NEn0rr ocnr rassr Ast NowYorA
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
II,na itNV ot in-i,~oHl 'i.ri. i'ct'ni aud N,a,A.
suDoaN and u.ti D. lAo ll.a1 y. Tram VIII
i's', " mi.n,, 'S''r ga ara a, nshs o,.,,n lam
JAO. y. ABBOTT. Uvni f-ss'r A.l- New ior..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
INSTRUCTION.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

OTIS FIELDS Class for College or S Sci n.,
i' ''si '" ~ C 'sl,i ~ ''''''''''
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
sScG &C. H ~na ter scn sS sfS
and Ne a a% 9rsS & SodtS ''"
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL East Goth
s,S TSar 'T f Ses "a Sa or send TO- S'char
r.HE WILSON Il KELLOGG SCHOOL,
Nos. r.o5i1 fltiIi ~ L T., 1877, Head
Icon gc' ri o X EtSi'gN GMNAT scfmo6 pupils
S''' ' i. "ri '''iy oe in irrai and comm Ica
n.,l T., vi,h caieioi instructor.
NIVER>IrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
go IA .Gw v ma" ISL ''sns us ioi !, n va
S,r', ~ s. nohiiY WiiiIAH l.. NKIN. A. "a. pms
ts'Ai. II. LEGGEITS SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
w LA ii. sd0a'. "cs.dcn'c 81 Last SlS's|
Tor Young Leoles- CITY.
4 Mt>.ardMISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos s,
~. ): latts.i >t.rI, p IVES, IL hs Reopen sept 20
& MEEICAN kINDERG ARrEN.
ui lcec.y,a ,iue. ci OF ADDRESS MISS FRAZER
al Nirocfraltou
NIln> Jaudou's Boarding and Dav school for
~ lol Ia's aud Itc Girls remove 10 ~ , Madison
~, . ,s ana 1;T Sn'' S ior Very loSl
NgI>S DE BRUYN KOpS and Miss KEITH
VA gmucry IT,, ~ ii.iA .d N,Ss k e,IG W. ~
Hs,,"' lt co.urr ioth.,t. september =, lS7"
AR. kOHLRIS and Miss .WALKER'S
W IN Is fleHch 80 'o Tor lo ng la res ."4 , l1uS
49, Lnc',tare G.. nan ausnt bs Nine. rccht a lew
MRS. GARhETSON'S
vi ircs fica,h ana German BOARDING and Day school
f. Young LADIES' 10 ~ W'Sl @Tns',, MI ,l@ "a
ioah, r,tur, he Carton vii reopen oCiUBERisI
NRS. sYLNANUS REEDS , c.,s
VI nrtHs and cav school i"r yo"iS iaie@ NG' ana
ls M ti,T taught thoousl TAIN ns in mary
l
coly,s tle peisora. and suuorg.on OF Mrs. Reed
MISS GIBBONS English and French
w sc,oolior Girls, III WEST sii si reopens se' ~
sIS> REl NOLDS Cor eight years a teacher
VI in Is Hanc. school VII open an lpsi,h am
MADAME COLIN Will form private class
trn n To- Ay by eier care ao r fessor COILS BIO
pU1GER'S FEMALE COLLEGE, 4s7. $50
IA .!',er IcItyTsi ye-I n,gip- Si,,rosi ,d Ai
" .crnhc ccnsC also mus rs'n,as snG sraT "T hs'
j. LULCHAi.D u d. P'e>.dcnt
V'HE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
Msss Green WI e'pen A.f ! y ~ A. ana ftt NCl
TUESDAY, ,LFThMBFl:5 "a, 40 l Jtl-avc Tins school,
Su II ~ cycy tor wh ch has s cro
been 50 iavcrsby Suow6
&SN PER QUARTER.-Bond and tuition
suburban home. JACKSON FEMALE SEMINARY. 5lS
ana - East l.othst Sow open.
% EAST 11IH-SI.-Ihe Misses IElINE
DO will Their IN tif ISL and FRENCH SCHOOL
fof NOrNG LADIES ami ilTrl D. GIRLS september 80.
The number OF resident pupils limited to tiIce
For Both Sexes-Ci,y.
MISS WARKEN'> SCHOOL, No. 12 West
- ior9G f ,f,s sS'' e an. KS! DrSRT
.fENI a. thorough inSructon; careful TIA uingi
Euclish. French. German ANA Latin taught
y aad f,n'i a. ,cao' 81 i,pt =. ia 'ws.t 2si.
GLASSES m English French and Latin for
Y youc aiits and children. viii Doe oponei Oc'l'cr
l~r. Mis-. AIsl L.. at No.g-i iark
ave. 10Th e.
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F'OR SALE-A country seat of IS acres in
hetrsuuill VILLAGE 81 Geneva st1at.'n rN'ei.ent :
good BUILDINGS fld 81 iIu.t ff,r inr
gent rin.n ic,.rlus country hoaie. Apply 90 "ahiIi
SMITH. GENEVA y. y.
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-MPERlAL GTRMAN MAIL.

N,IIn GILMAN LLOYD
SIEANS ~ LlsE BETWEEN = EW YORK,
~JITIlA TfON AN IKLNI.N.
ODER Sal. oct. - iHEIN. sat. Nov. Y
DONtE SIT. Nov. NErkfK. sat. Wv. 10
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW so * 10 sol THANH
tuN. HANltE or BRtMEN.
FIRST CABIN .... -I'uI SECOND CABIN .......-. $50
~ EfhGE. $50
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steerige cert
cgf"-. 49,.
seer rr tickes I'll points the south ~ England $50
L.I.ll-Il- ~ %. 2 LnNllnE u cen.
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I rnIGu NNLEN EALRnAn-

- AFtN .stMESI. OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
1-,a Leave pot cot o ,1iilit and u ,Dros
200 o. tn tor a ton. b,th'eArI Allentown l.et I.is
ucl Chnp- 1pti,fpn, ha ii'y cry. Ashland WuAct
lame. ~efHut.u 10 klaurFrk.
no a. i Nirit E,ptc,- daily I.i.ton. beth eta. H.
Am 5,.i tuuI.. - e,n"..ic t.nua, l.A4,.
4. ,.a ffift. .sir.lcr NIii.n. NiIs44 amt a..
Nst .ulIr.Iu p. srirr slr= ttt i'n'd
..pHi LAY i.l. -aIt a,u lntr
Casa -i,in '.a.r, nlH,i Cnu.'.i go 60 r,ItiIi-,
t.t..- IT, a. Nm IA,... An.
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FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
1 Come uoD Leave foot OF LbeftysL for Freehold at
e., o. ll:it a. n. 4. 5:l5 y. IN
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4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW

~ and IT JOHN leave Pier No. "a North River,
foot 81 Canai-st. week day u D. connecting
81 Albany (Sundav morning excepted Win North
West aud East. 10 Albany return good so
DAY" - "r"'o saud retnIwy ~ ii,vsptrr p-..,.,,
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IMAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QTEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITg or RICfI nos ...... SAIl ItDAh oct -, 2 D. IN
CITY OF t4il-l4 n ..... = ItTAl. nov ':i o. tn
CITY OF Hir~S f.>......tII L~DAl. Noy iu3oa 90.
CITY OF Bl.ELlN - 81 kDAA, NV. %. - a. M.
CITY OF MON IN AL THU h~pAl Soy. 20. IL a.
From PIER 81 y. f.. lIpi 81 hfflion Il.
CABIN <@J 500. Return tickets favorable
SIEERAGf. IS Drafts az lowest rates.
Saloons tticI"oms oAIug ,nn Do" -r""mH amii-lps
IA,-. -l .intI o. cary cttllt. sheep II--.
JOHN 90. DALE. Agent 81 aud 80 Brpn~aV. y. I.
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IHA II. 81. ON corner m % Ward, l7Sth-
wv 49,. v' he ~oiI uu low and easy terms. rutland
. MiillH1. . Ntr.luanst
sob LOTS, including full front El>terly
- Boulevard li5 and II ithsts., for sal cheap. BOYD,
IIlMIs..
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Innrn W. trnr font ~ md l,nnrt.

laDdists
80 fol Washington. Pft-hurg. Columbus ncinnafi
Indianapolis Chic AMI the W-t Rehr and Charleston
ara the south fulIaI ears from Baltimore Newark
Ohio. y ti-brrc as CHICAGO
100 +. M. Tor Wa-hurion and the West. Pullman
from New York 10 B>mHre an Vas ngfnn rlas
cHne lions Tor itt~bu cincinnati lni ananos Lon sviis
and - Lous through Pullman cara Biumoro 10 Cincn-
mari ani IT INu-
aOp m fo Washington and the Wes r,,v,,. .ar. IN,
meet on or he West tAe ] / 81 '> wv ''
IOnOp y. m daily for Washington. the pm
m sl.eprrs Sew York 10 fillmore
connect on- for ,hicfVo Cincinnati Infltno
is Louisville, st ioIls tpinnbu-. ~
Southwest Irough Pa Imam caf- r. ia tirpre inrin.
connects Washington with trains Lrchb1rf
Florida. Sew .Orle1n. ana the south
For through iick,i~ please al Comnanv's once 3l5
Rfnndwar YORK; aud at ticket Offices foot Cprti 41I
anf Ue-hross,=sIs. aud IeIt jersey 'ify.
ROUND TFIP TiCkLIr 10 KANSAS. NEBRASKA
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NJ IOLLAR 10 BOSTON.

U.I. .4. leo 30 fl.Dr-II4. LiiIf"i de .rf. 81
,.Di ltI.l; 80 steamers leave
iIri 900 spfih nAN'r. 81. y. ~ d.
Csc N't.A Itli llN D. leave pier tf
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Dlntlna Academies

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
- SCHOOL FOR DANCING
Al HIS EI~IDENCI. SO. IS 9TH AVE.
CLASSES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Glasses for Gentirmr. Monday nud Thursday evenings
10, circuar,
WIN. Alcx'r Macercgor's School for Dancing,
w il9 5iayt reopen. oct -. Private ana class
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Edm olnools.

VALE Law SchOOl.--Rcguar course. years
oT dt gree OF Dti vcafs Fail term.
oIts -. AucIc~, lIoi NAl LAND Nv"-.IaVcn. u
,rrag
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For Bows ana Young Men-Citv

I II. MOR~L'S CLASSICAL ami ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL, l.2G4 broadway. Gyunas am AID Ora" ng
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20 EAST 74TH-ST.-The Misses PEllNE
10 viii r.orcn mon , al 1871 and FRENCH SCHOOL.
for NOr SO LADIES ana IGTrG GIRLS september 80.
The number OF resident pupils limited to Three.
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LOR SALE.-Farm M good order: ,pIe

L'OR SALE.-Farm IN good oricr; splendid
location oftai-tIntr from drp1t. oIr l"ur from
90 suitable Residence all give ilil AZ
IGNITION business M tAc city. price moderate ffrrs'ary
Address rH A~UH.R, T.. %. Blk. t.b-2 NrN-h"rN.
HANDSOMEST. CHEAPEST. BEST IL
X, ON cot y TRY RE-IBENtF for o., money =
acres beautifully lll ont. lawn shade. falt barn - mles
to cts >L5O. Box MS Crlnfor. y. j.
nRANGE. \. J.-llou-cs and Country seats
~ io ltf sfH iaf -Iir variety ssn lud 'iA-
I. lot~. ELfokMi H. BROS -i5 b.osdnaf tooa s.
'lAA To SEQ cligib q lots IN blocks rapidly
stSttt growing neigh. orr. od city og sake at o.
gain. X. \. YOU 50. - N,hanse.pIA.c.
U.sE ONO ACREI5 richS,' r. r. nd Lands @.l,s
western low. These ulcr-.. uu ihnrthe
ems torrc,i ouDcnce solicited. EJ LAND WHITING"
1l,csinauS