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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-09

The temperance and Christian people of
the State have been in ecstacies over the pass
age by the Legislature of an act prohibiting
druggists, under heavy penalty, from sell
ing liquor, opium, and tho other noxious
drugs TO minors, but the Governor has thrown
a wet blanket over their ardor 10y his little We
to. 1t was all 4 waste of time and money for
the New Jersey Conference to send q special
commission to the Governor praying him to
approve this bill.
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The Southern Democracy have been bowling
for twhite mau's government" and it seems
probable that they will have more literal re-
alization of their wish than they dreamed Of
Whom their negro toilors are all gone, and
they are left to their resources they will real
ize that white mans government is not all
they imagined.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-09

Headache, whether arising from Indigestion
Nervousness, thoroughly units any one for
attention to business or any other active eff
fort. Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills Away cure
this distressing disorder, giving prompt relief
after the first DOSE
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THE RECORD.

--Read The article on our FIRST page respect
lug The yetoes Of Gov. Mcclellan. 1t is as
true as severe. Mcclellan, unfortunately is
owned by Secretary Of State Kelsey, who got
him nominated, and he does his bidding.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-09

BLACK BUNTING, Z 1896
Warranted Atwood do. do. 25c.
Warranted All-Wool do. do. Sic.
Warranted Atwood do. do. SIC
Ga warranted AL Wool do. de. soc.
Warranted ALL Wool do. do. 81 90
Lace Runting 375c-
Lace Bunting Soc
New designs never before offered this day.
"a French Bunting Csc, Bic, SIC.
Ga French Bunting 45c., Soc, 60c., 75c.
Square Mesh Hernanie Soc, 60c., Zoe.
Damasse Grenadine 75c., Sc, 81, $l.25, $3.50.
Striped Grenadine.
Striped Cancels Hair Grenadines
Striped All-Silk Grenadines.
These goods are all Silk Lyons Goods of the
most beautiful designs and elegant quality.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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: THE LINEN GOODS AT THE GRAND DEPOT.

20 pieces ST. Linen si,eetiDgs at 62.
90 pieces Sd Linen shsctiags, at G6ce
IL pieces 104 so Inch Linen Sheeting, at &c per
Il pieces se-inch 1914 Linen sheetngs at 7tc per
yard
pieces ec-nch Or liza Linen sheetiug at 7sc. per
yard
pieces 9e-noh liza Linen Sheeting Sc per yard
10 psers io0 inch or ia Lnen Sheeting at Sc. per
yard ssss
complete stock CT Linen Shooting from to So
yards vide, and fsom 5sc to sA-25 per yard.
We have received another importation of our Double
Danask Fable Linen at u per yard. No other house
has these goods for the price.
JOB
Lots ofNapkns, Towels and Table Linens continually
arriving.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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The Passqic Oity Herald, an independent
Democratic paper, in commenting on Gov.
McClellan's determination to veto several of
the reform measures of the late Legislature,
adds: "1'his settles the fate of the Democrat
ic party in New Jersey next Fall, unless some
proyidential nterposition takes place. No
party standing with the Governor on this
question can gain either House of the Lcgis-
lature next Fall. We feel discouraged at this
action Of Gen. Geo. 3. Mcclellan, the almost
unanimous choice of the poor people Of New
Jersey, and now taking position so disheart
eaiug to the oppressed throughout the State.o
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-09

the FITz.JonN POTTER OAsE-W AsHING-
TON, April 2,--The report Of the Board Of In
qury concerning the court martial of Gen.
Fitz john Porter, has been made public.
After reviewing the testimony, the Board
finds from every view of the subject examin-
ed in the light of facts fully established by
undisputed testimony, that they all lead to
ono and the same conclusion in respect to
Gen. Porters orders from Gen. Pope--that it
was a manifest physical impossibiiity to
march over that road that hight; that moth
ing could have been gained by the attempt,
aud that it would have been wiser il Gen.
Porter had delayed the attempt still longer
than he did; that he exercised the very ordi-
nary discretion of a corps commander, and
that it was his plain duty to SO exercise it,
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DEATHS.

HoTs-At New Rochelle. N. X. April sth, Mrs. Eliza
beth w Hoes, wife OF Rev, r. Il. Hoes and daughter
OF Ashbel welch, of this city
Funeral from her father's residence, on Friday April
18th at $50 = NJ In the Presbyterian Church
at r NJ Friends of the family Invited to attend
without further notice.
VAN HORN .--In Lainbertsille March 2gth Martha T.
Van Horn, aged SO years and month.
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THE MARKETS.
6 f,a,nheytyiIlc AMI q is-o

Lanbertyille, April ., 1879
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednesday 10y
.. 7. LEAR, dealer in Grain, Flour Feed, &C..
Wheat Flour, q cwt SO ~ Butter, %
Common Flour, 10 Cheese, 10
Rye Flour 5nl Ham,, II
Hnekwheat Flour 7SlShonider.
Wheat, U bus, 1ti0I Piekled Pork,
Corn Meal,- TO- Rees Wax, 80
Bnekwheat, 50iFresh Veal, O
Rye 56 lbs, so Fresh Beef tsidel, Coz
Corn, IS Small Pork tsdel,
OATS, 30 rs, 25lIloney s@l2
Flax Seed, new, 40 Flax, 1I9t5
Plaster, 100 lbs, 40 Ntw Lard
Onions, 4 bushel, 40 Dried Beef 1d
Potatoes, ! 90 ENgS, a doz. IA
shellharks, 00lDesscd Chickens, S@l2
Dried Peaches, y H., 6aslTnrkeys, IL
Winter Beans, 100@i51l Guinea Eggs y price,
Dried Apples, 4 n.
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MARRIAGES.

HUFFM AN--LYKEs March 81, by Elder Robertson
Hyde, John D. Huffman 10 Anna j. Lykes, both Of
Qnakertown.
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DAUGHYS ADVERTISEMENTS

AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Fastest-Selling
Pictorial Booksan Bibles Prices reduced 83 per cent
National Publishing Cos Philadelphia, Arl s.-4w
dht n FHN dhtnn Invested in Wall Street Stocks
SlU ~ sDiVu makes fortunes every month
iSnok sent free explaining everything Address, &
Abril III
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r Flannels, Muslins & Dress Innings.
s Furs, Robes &c.
Il Stationery, Books & Fancy Goods.
u Millinery Goods, Bonnets & Round
Hats, Ready Made &. to Order.
NJ Infants1 q Misses, Dresses, Cloaks.
w Baby Coaches, Toys, Field Games, &c.
x Door Mats, Rugs y Mattings.
x China, Glassware, &c.
y Zephyrs, Art Embroidery, &c.
FF Wooden Ware & Kitchen Utensils.
Hi White Goods and Embroiderics.
mn Gloves, Umbrellas and Parasols.
90 Trunks, Valises q Tourists Goods.
TT Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, &c.
IYY Silverware, Clocks, &c,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
Nem Dnblitarlcns.
EUROPEAN TOURISTS
III Gbouid take with them
INVALUABLE BOOKS OF TRAVEL.


INVALUABLE BOOKS OF TRAVEL
WALKS IN LONDON. With 100 illustrations TWO VOL
umes 2mo CLOTH IS volumes in one l2mo ciotn
SO 80
1.-THE man goes the first time % London snouu
with him the new book called walks In London py hu
rntusJ C. Hare by oil odds the pieassntes ar os
nstructive the great metropolis tat hAs eoo
Imder our otice"-[ Philadelphia Evening Buneuh'
WALKS IN ROME. l2mo. cloth, 50 so.
We know no single work that can replace TINS OF MT
Hare We heartily nj 10 10 past and ftnIe N0s
Rome; viii find IL condensed nbrary Oh Ilnlomhuoh
about the Eternal City. - Atlantic Monthly
CITIES OF NORTHERN AND CENTRAL ITALY
With aps and illustrations Three Volumes l2mo cloh 20
Ry all odds IL Ia the complete elegant ard interesting
ok Of sojourners and tourists III h
most visited parts Of Italy that has come to our notice.
II Boston Traveller.
wANDERINGs IN SPAIN. With Illustrations l2mo
cloth. s3
reooect book that wildly recalls the country 20
those visited It. and should recommend tn
ing tourists carry with them companion OF ua'e
lLondon Times.
Auy OF the above by mail postage paid
part of United States on receipt OF prlce py e
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS,
4lG Broome-st., New.York
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STEAMBOATS, ano llailroaos.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of DesbrOsses and Court
land-sts.
e2Oa m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati Indianap.
oils. Chicago and the West, Richmond, Charleston the
south Pullman from Baltimore to Newark Ohio and
Chicago.
loo p. for Washington aud the West. Pullman cars
from NcE.NOIk 10 Baltimore and Washington making
for Pttsburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louis
Vile Louis Ihrou gh Pullman cars Baltimore to Gin.
cinnati. st Louis and PittsOurg.
1000 daily for Washington the South and West Pull
secper- from NewNork TO Baltimore and Washington
making connections for Chicago CnciDua IndaRapo
lis Louisville, St Louis Columbus Pttsburg south
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore Ciucin
nati connects at Washington with LynChburg
florida, New. w.Oreans and the south
through tickets please call ut COmpany's Office 81 )
Broadway NewNork and ticket Offices foot OF COutanit
ana Desl,rosse--sts and Depot, Jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
AND FLORIDA.
RRIDGEP0RT and all points on HousatOnic
1 and Nangatuck Railroads. Fare 81 bridgeport
leaves Catharinesp daily Sundays excepjedl at ll3O
Bridgeport IL ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
Couarlilerehlu Notices.

E,IE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Il between Wm X. Iinman and John W. Unierhill un-
der the firm name OF W. X lIINMAN & CO. IS hereby dis
solved by mu cOnsent.-NeW-Y YOrk, April 49, 1879.
tSlmed) VIM. X. HINMAN.
JOHN w. UNDERHILL.
THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED by the under.
signed account, and The liquidation OF the busi
ness Of W. K HIuman & Co. VIII be doae by hm solely.
". X. HINMAN.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

DENNS1LN RAll.ROAD-Greatl Trunk
Line and United states Mail Route-On and after prl
COrtlandt Street Ferries. as follows:
Express FOR Harrisburg Pitsburg the West and SOntn
with Pullman Palace Cars attached H.. and $50
daily.
For Wilnamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie. $50
CORY for tusvile Petroleum Centre aud
the OH Regions. Willamsport and Lock Haven. a m.
Baltimore Washington an. the South, Limited ashing
Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
1000 nj arrive Washington ilS D. m Regular at 43O
and $50 m, and 10 p m SUNDAY, 4:9O m and 10 m
For Baltimore, p. IN, except sunday . -
Express for Philadelphia ISO 1880 800, 40 Limited IL
$780, a. g. O. 1880. $50 and 10 SUNDAY, 43O and
a. m 5. Is, 1880, $3.50 and 10 Emigant and second
class, 1880 y. m.
Boats Of - Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey ty ahOrlng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel - 80 800
dally t:5O 6:2O NJ daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore 900 a. m = 300 ti5; le;l0p P
m. SUNDAY ESQ a. IN. aud lOlO From Philadelphia
43O 500 eiO 1910 1850 a. 2, 300 400 62O $50 and
lO;iup m sunday 1880, 500 1910 ll:3Oa. H. 620 1910
Ticket onces 596 and 0ii broadway No Astor House
ana foot of Desbross and Corandt No COurst and
Brookln Depot foot cf Fatonst, Broogyn Nos.
ia llG and ls HudsOnsL, HObOSen Depot Jersey City
Emi grant Ticket ONCE, No Battery place.
l.. T.. FARMER. Gen'l Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILA DELPHIA


EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Ifay" Now YORK, foot Of Liberty for ont0n ana Php
deipha at go 3 o. 100 M. 1880 $50 ~ p m p,n
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania N
ROAD Third and erksst, at Gas, way, 745 $780, ll5o ~
Leave Trenton for at 100 except Monday 6i5
S:l3, 1920 m, 1915, 220. 4:l2, 6;l5 p. m. -
Pullman DrawngrOom cars are attached 70 the Suo M
p m, trains from NewYOrk 10 the 7i3 a ID, lio p Ill.,
trains from Philadelphia. ,,-, -, -,,,- ,.,-,,.,.
Ga $50 ~ Leave New York LOT trenton a. "a m7
$50 D. m Leave Trenton at l:2O, $50 ln, o. p m
Connection made at Jersey City sta9n by ferry 70 am
from BROOKLYN and "Erie" Depot Jersey CITY, ,, , o
Tickets for sale foot of LiOertyst, NOS 9S' anu ~
Broadway at the principal hotels, all Offices OF te fe III
way in NewYork and Brooklyn. and at No 0odC,'t'
checked from residence TO deshatlon
H. Z. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass A9eat-
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landlng
at Cozzens west POnt. Cornwall NeWburg, MarlOotoi
Milton PoughEeep,ie Esopus connecting with utste[ % a9a
Delaware ana Waikiki Valley Railroads STEAMBOATS, An -
w. BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILlat4
p. m, Pier 81 North River. foot OF Harrtsonst
TOR NEW-HAVLN, its surroundings and
n all stations the New York. Boston anf AR Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dlrect-Steiinets
JOHN III, SrARIN and ERASrU CORNING leave Plef iS,
y. R. foot OF COurtllndst. at p. every night IN the
week Saturday. arrive in NewHaven IN time or an
morning trains all RAILROADS.: best facilities for pasenge5
and freight: fare Sl excursion 81 So starns NewHaVeh
JOHN H. sTARIN. Proprietor
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NTEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROAD Commencing December 80
1878 thr0ugi trains will leave Grand Central Depot
200 Western ana Northern Express. with drawing
TO Albany 10 Rochester ana from Albany 10 M0n
trna. via Saratoga
lO}Oa M. Chicago and Western Express, with drawing
room cars 10 Cauandaigua. Rochester and Buffalo.
Hoo a Express Albany aud Troy with connections
Utica and Run and.
400 D. m Montreal Express, with through seepngcar,
via St. Adams.
st Louis running through day IN the week sleep
ing Buna Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and
fOT Montreal excepting Sunday night, via Saratoga
1880 d. m Fast Express Rochester and Corning via
Geneva sleeping ears to Geneva and Rochester
$40 d m Pac no Express, daily with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago; and excepting saturday night Ogdensburh
Tickets for sale at 252 and 4l3 Broadway and at
Westcott Express COmpanys Offices, Nos Parkpaco 7s5
and - q iroadyyay York. 333 Washing
RrookIyn. c. q. MEEKER.
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HNHE ERIE RAILWAY.

4 now known by lis new name, the NETWORK. LAKE
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains,
taking eject Apiil 81 1873:
ga m. Cincinnati aad Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Coaches To Bufilo and Suspension Bridge
m DaIy) Fast 1T. Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
connecting with fast trains To the West and south
west Pulmau's best DrawlngroOm sleeping Coaches to
m DAILY Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
natl without changes also Hotel Dining TO
Chicago - -,
leave Chambers street Depot NewI0rk fOri
Newark. 6:iJ $780, 80 BID. 4lJ OLD, 6:l5 730
p. aud ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays, 9l5
" RGthc2foFd Park Passaic. g. 745 TO- 1915 m, 12
noon las g. 345 i:3O 5:l5 $780, g. Top. IL midnight
SUNDAYS 6, $50 lOl lao, $50 and l2 midnight
l4SSS Si5 3:I5 l:i5I:3O j. 5i5 g. 6:i5 $50 l. g. 10 D.
midnight sundays, &, $780, 9l5 1915 lao,
$50 Z D. H.. and II midnight
sufefn g. 745. IOl5a ~, l:i5 3:t5, r. N, IL mid;
corS%al 80 a m a3O i:sO D. m. Sundays $50
New burg 745, III. $3.50, 4;3O p. Sundays $3.50
RondOu aud Kingston. "a. $3.50 SUNDAYS, $50
Goshen, g. 7;io 3 iol5 6 M 800 S45 4;3o p H.
MlddlctOwn 745. O. 1915 L. m: S;i5. 4.3O, p M sun
days. $50 1915 a. 630. The M and i;3O
trans connect with NewYork and Oswego Midland Rail
Port Jeryis 7:i5 o lO;l5 M, $780, 6, p. M Sundays
$780, 1915 a. m, g. $3.50 and Z D. III.
BEFORE IN. leave 23lst 10 minutes earlier than above
time trains leaving Chambers ST. quarter hours leave
23dst 30 minutes earlier Boats leave k5dst at $40 and
li5 p connecting with trains leaving Chambers st. at
10 D. M. and II mdnighL
Tickets passage and ments in DrawngroOm and
sleepitg coaches obtained and orders for the
panys Ofces Nos 23g 4O J29 967 Broadway " Y; No
C0urt-st., Brooklyn, or at the Company's DepOts 80
Express Trains from the West arrive In NewYork at 1870
." AN' JNo \. ABBOTT, Genr Pass'r Agt, New.York.
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&cm pnbllraiions.
pECENT ISSUES OF
/ THE TRIBUNE PRESS.

UEUENI ISSUES UF
Ii THE TRIBUNE PRESS.
J. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879
EDITED by Edward Mcpherson
CONTENTS:
Abstracts Of Public Iaws. Foreign Trade OF the United
COnstit gtiODal Amendments. States
Platforms, 1873 Revenue and Expenditures.
Elections OF Unittd States List OF Appropriations
Senators. Imports and Domestic Ex
Electoral Vote for President ports.
Principal Executive Diploma Immigration Railroad Tables
tic and Department OCers National Banks and Currency
OF the Unfted states Savings Banks Statistics.
Departmental Officers OF the Public Debt Of the United
United States. States
Principal Judicial Officers Of United states Government
the United Stntes. Senate and House OF Rep
Statistics OF Trade and Com resenlatiyes.
List Of Govern Ors OF states.
Iron and Steel Tables New. \ ork state oyernment
Table Of Coinage. &C.. &c.
Puce 25 Cents. Five copies for q Dollar.
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
@. J.. CONNEB, Gonor'' Passehger Agent
L EHIGH NAALl Z RAILROAD.

A. ARRANGEMENr Of PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 870Leave deots foot Of Corandt aud Desbr2ssess
100 y. m. for EastOn Bethlehem Allentown, Reading,
Mauch Chunk. Hazelton: MahanOy City, Ashland, Wilkes
barre. Scranton and TunkhannOok . ,,
Alenton Manch Chunk. Wikesbarre Elmira, ithaca
Auburn Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'T SAY RE, Snp't. and Eng'r.
Eastern Office corner Church md CoItandt-sts
CHAS H. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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Qedcners.

A MER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, est'b'd 1855,
~ provides Families, schools Colleges. with Teachers
Teachers with positions Pupils with good Schools J. W.
sCHERMEhHORN, Sec'y, 80 East lithst
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY TEACHER, of
ability and experience, would ike 10 take charge Of two
or three young children going 10 the country during the
months Of July and August With without
Address TEACHER 800 De Kalbayo Brooklyn or be-
tween the hours OF z and0 m
A GRADUATE of YALE, for three years in-
"A strncot In that College, proposing his
would take under his charge and instruction youth
refers " ue President member OF the Faculty 0f Yale
Address l02 N College, New Haven, Conn
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
For Young Ladies-City.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, NO.
"A. ~ East 7thst. and 35 West l6th-st.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS BALI.OW'S English and French School
VA for Young Ladies and Children. No "a East 2Es VIII
reopen Oh Thursday. september ~.
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Eaw Schools.

VALE Law School Regular course, 2 years
L Graduate Cfor degree Of DOLL Fall
uIens sept. 70. Address Prot. WANLAND NcW-Hayen q
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

I University GrammarSchOol, No. 1,4sl Broad
wsy near 2d.st Primary, Commercial and CLASSICAL &c
partments, NJ NJ. HOBBY. W. L. AKIN, A NJ PnnclpaA@
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
PHILADELPHIA
PENYsYLvANiiA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three depots
Philadelphia, two IN New-YOrz
Double Track the most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
ON and after April %, ls79
Express Trains leave NewlOTk DesbrOsses and Cort
landt Street Ferries, as follows;
45O 73O $40 90 limited, ii a. J. $780, T. 3, ~ 1880
800 and 10 r. M Sunday. and M .. T. 1880, $780,
and 10 D. m.
trains at Jersey city afOrdng spcedy ana direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Phadeph 1901, $780, $780, Z.
1855. x. $50 and ii Limited Express l3O nh . 4,
$3.50, and 1880 On Sunday, l2Ol, 32O 300, s, $50
a 4, 1886 p.
Ticket Ofices-Nos. 526 and 944 Broadway l Ast0r
House and foot OF Desbrosses and No Court
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st. Brook.
lyn Nos. ia ll6 ana 1lS HudsOn.st, Hoboken ;
Depot Jersey city. Emigrant Ticket Office No Bat
teTy place i. Y. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, Gtnl Passenger Agt
General Manager
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Art schools-New-York City.
u rTFT TID

VIII receive pupils panuns Landscape flowers sh me-
china and decoaiion) at her studio Ihe Bella No. As East
2etH.st. corner 4th-ave.
References Mr. D. Huntington, ME VIM HART MI Jaiies
MI Hart A T..
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CIJBURBAN SEMINARY. .-167th-st. and
BOSTON beautiful situation; thorough instructon
moderate prices Address Rev. EDWIN JohNsoh' MOT
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FALL RIVER. LINE
FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 80.

Corresponding reduction all points EAST Tickets be
limited and good only day OF
continue and train leaving all
River the f0lOwiJ OTuIug $3.50 m, on arrival OF
steamer. Regus; Ies 49, good any train between
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
TIE ,ELL-KNoWN STEAMERS
BR.S4O., AND PROVID ENCE

having thoruqy overhaued and rehtjed have been
placed on the line ~ summer season.
Leave New. York . (sGndays excepted at p. from
Pier . y. r. Uf uaysL Leave Brooklyn, via Annex
boat, at 1880 y. M. .- . -
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Jnetruttion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS! - ,,,,,,.,,,, .,,
ALL FIKSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE ,,
rRoNN 4 pUIVFRNAN. j, ,238 broadway New-York.
Srd copy advertisement when asking for estimate
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

pLACK HALL SCH00L.-A family school
ID few boys, at OLD LYME, Conn., on Long Us Island
sonud fine healthy location malaria best Of care ana
instruction. For circular aud references apply to
CIIA EI fS GRISWOID BARTLETT Lyme, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, n. Y.
seeking the best advantages forther boys send
for circular. tARMAGNAC q HOW H. fflhclpdis.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

HONE SCHOOL for BOYS-Brattleboro, Vt.
i -Reopens May IA, lS7B-School III session during
The summer months. For circulars address Mrs EMMA j.
IVES, Principal.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
Summer or Winter. stockbridge Mass I. HOFfMANN
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A. M.-sALEs REroEE rUs 7
Dis ofC 3-65s


safes Of SfaH anc Rauoay Bonts- RattroIt BIas and
sryrsss StocL.s
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INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. j..
Bows thoroughly prepared for college or business send
or catalogues 10 the PRINCIPAL Rev. A. g. CHAMBERS.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

March IL 1879. Leave New-York. foot of
Iiberty-st &C.. X. r. or ". j. for
Highlands and Toms River \ l5 llii5 a. m; 400 D. IN
Vineland, Bridgeton ana Atlantic City ll;i3 a mL
WhretOwn. ~:lJ a. IN: 400 =. H.
Eanegat and Tuckerton. 400 y. N.
PHI ladolphla ani Mt Holly, ll:l3a m; 400 p. Tn.
From Pier \. y. X. foot RectOr-sfD
4:OOp. for Highlands, Long Branch and Eatontown.
Nm =. SNEDEN, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

THE SECRET OF sUCCEssi OR, How TO GET on IN
IIE WORLD. BY W. IL. DAVENPORT ADAMS Ameri-
can edition. edited by p. g. H. O. r. Putnam's sons.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

CT. PAUL'S SUMNER SCHOOL of SCIENCE,
- Riyerdaie on.a agdso1-Ierm opens JUNE de closes
VIII be given to various notable places 10 interest
rnd and quicken observation collections
OF birds animals plants minerals made aud cabi
nets formed modern languages taught oonyeTsaonaly IN
struc0n English music drawing and danclug boating,
bathing fishing and all outdoor sports under carer usheIs
conditioned pu and others coached III Litn Greek and
mathematics Catalogues conainR fall information may be
had ON application TO JOHN B. HAYS. VI. d.. Sup't
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

THE TRIBUNE.
Neu.York.
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New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

For BoYs and Young Men-Country.
ADAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass, flts t;5
~ bows for our colleges school year begins bth
September 1879 Tuition, 90 year. Board $500 hay
APPLICATION should good For catalogues
and Information address WILLIAM EVERETT, Pm u.
ga Homelike Boarding School for Young
~ BOYS f. HINDs. A. NJ, Hampstead, Long Island
L.L.LI LIZ. INlIRN Cor
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

4 HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
N few boys wishing thorough instruction. AICo
ACADEMY, n.