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New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
ERIE RAILWAY,

V'HE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known by It's new name the NEw-Y0RK. LAKE
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD Arrangement OF trains,
taking effect June z. 1879
N Cnennag and S chicago Day hxRreS' Drawing
Gp DAILY Fast So Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
west Pulmans best Drswingroom Sleeping coaches 10
pyn DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincin
matt and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining oars to
pfn Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, Ncw-York, for
Newark. 6;46, $50 1880 8l5 4l5 5il6, e:l5 1880
p aud IL midnight Saturday nights only Sundays ol5
EGtSsriora @ PARK and Passais 40 10 1920 m; !?
night SUNDAYS, u, $780, lO:sO a. ~ loO bioO D. m and IL
PatcT.on 5I5 g. 646. 900, $50, TO- 1920. llSO u
SiS, i65o 100 $50 ana spa Y %idPiFht 9a 70
midnight sundays 9, $50. 1920 a. 1i6o. $3.50,
any Cornwall t 7i5, m $780, $50 p M Sundays $50 IN
warwick 7s6. l0l5 m. a3O D.
NewburE go . a. m. sou 4iSV ~; sunSs dS oSo a. IN
Goshen. g. 100 D. 1920 m. $3.50 $500 4SO, IN Sun.
Middelogn 100. 9. ly;S0 g. M 500 4'So. p m sun
days 500 lG:sO a IN m $50 ? m Ihe a. NJ ana 20 p
Port Jerys 75O .. 1920 MI 4:SO d, p m. Sundays
$50. lO.lO a. m; D. 6tSO and y. IN.
NOTkrans leaving Chan6orsst on even or half hours
BEFORE p leave 23ds 10 minutes earlier than above
time trans leaving Chambers st. on quarter hours lsaye 2Sd
connecting with trains leaving Chanberss ST. at ~ p,
Sleeping Coaches can be o0ne ana orders Tor the cheek
@ and o & q io @ oSay S ss w r. I SO
Courtst Brooklyn OF at the Company's Depos ,,, . o.,
"' '-'.I JSo o." N 1BBoTT Gem PAss'r Agt New.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Closer Piermon and Nyack
SUNDAYS. and csc ,. N The 1880 ?. m. train VIII
leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY nigh's. 80
No 4BSoTT ia Gea fsssf Sig 4 N Wy
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Line and United states Mail Route-On and after May
49, l67g trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries as followsi
Express for Harrsburg Pitsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a and $50
daily. ouo
For Wliamsport, Locz Laven Cory and Erie, at $50
m connecting at Cory for Ttusye Petroleum Centre and
the OIL Regions Wiliamsp0rt and Lock Haven, a. NJ
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washing
Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday
10 m, arrive Washin gton 4:l2 p. Regular at t90
and 800 m, l. and 10 Sunday, 43O a. M and 10
Express for Philadelphia $780, 73o $40, 90 Limited
m $780, g. 8, G. 1880. $3.50 and 10 sunday 43O and
9a M 80, $780, $3.50 aud 10 p NJ Emigrant and second
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains CITY, aordng speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel. o
Trains Hrrye-From Pittsburg $685. 10;40 A. m. 1910
D. m daily, and 500 m, 620 daily, except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, G;5o M 300 400
Sunday, $50 a. IN. and l0;lO D. m From Pnla
dephI 1886. 500, 6;60 940 i040 1880 $500 400
0lo $3.50 and 1910 Sunday, $780, 6Oo, 500, lO'40
IL 80 a. IN, 620, 1910 p n.
Tcket Olces 52B and 9i4 Broadway, No Astor House
and OF and Cortandt No Courtst and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
ia f and lS HudsOust HObOkeni Depot Jersey CITY,
Emigran Ticket Office, 30 Batter, pace -
L. p. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent.
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Ocean 9ieamere.

ANCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEW.YORK AND GLASGOW
Prom Pier No 90. North River. New York.
Devonia June 8, T. m Anchora. June 2s noon.
Boliva...-. June ~, IN Ethiopia. July o.
Cabns $50 u $50. Excursion tickets at reduced ratos
Second Cabin $40. serfnge. s2S.
NEW.iORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No, 10 North River, foot Of Charlesst.
Ey June "a. J. IN 'Austfaa. June "a
Cabins t55 and tBj Excursion tickets reduced rates
Stsai1eis WIN 90 hGi carry passengere To London
HENDERSON BhOIIlEIlS. Agonta Z Bowling ,gseon.
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miscellaneous.

DOR THE SUMMER.-A gentleman and wife
Amecansl without children desire tO take charge OF
the family who spend of town
will give best Of references 10 undoubted
requisite carefulncss ready at IL desired Please
address MANIA TrAN, Tribune ONCE.
81 DUMMY ENGINES yS,G Ms, at IRdyATE SALE
sell private sale either together separately the following
four wheeled dummy engines
Foar Engines 7xiO cylinder wheel 80 inch weight about
~ 900 pounds.
Two Engines 7axl0, cylinder wheel 80 noh weight
l3,OOj pounds.
Fifteen Engines sxlO, cylinder wheel 80 inch. weight
about $4,000 pounds.
Four Of these engines are stored at 9shst and sdavc
ready Tor immediate delivery The remaining seventeen
be delivered about the lst OF August next.
For further particulars &C. inquire OF the undersigned
Mr.. X. KING, Room l3
General Office NewYOrk Elevated Railroad Company New
York, 7 Broadway. June 7. 1879
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BosToN. 81: GOOD SUPPER
boats 30 cents Steamers leave Pier 10 North Rver
every day except Sunday, at $50 p m
steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
including Sundays, st for Boston, Worcester &C.,
and Portland and the White Noun ans daily excepting
Aarur
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MACMILLAN & CO., 22 Bond.st., New.York
THE LAST ATHENIAN!

VICTOR RYDBERGS GREATEST WORK.
THE LAST ATHENIAN. BY Victor Rydberg. Trans
lated from the Swedish One largo l2mo volume near 600
pages, cloth, black and gold. Price 81 Is.
HIGH LIFE IN NEW.YORK. BY Jonathan Stick, with
full page Illustrations by Leslie. Complete in one large
duodeclmo volume morocco cloth, black and gold Price
81 go.
MARKoF. THE RUSSIAN vIoLINIsT BY Henry
Greve One large duodecimo volume 500 pages bound In
cloth, black and gold. Price 81 30.
THE ABBEs TEMPTATION. BY Emile Zoa. Price 70
cents in paper, or 81 26 in cloth.
I5ASSOMMOIR BY Emile zola The book OF this century
Price 10 cents IN paper cover or 81 In cloth.
HELENE. A Tale Of Love, Passion and Remorse BY
Emile ZOa Price rs cents in paper or 81 20 IN cloth.
r bore Books sale bV all Bookset'ers and Nep
AGENTS copies ctll be sent % at per mall
postpatd, on remftttng price to publfsters
T.B PETERSON d BROTHERS,
306 Chestnutst, Philadelphia, Penn.
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Nem pnblilatlons.
HAVE you read the NEW SUMNER BOOK 7

nv L you TCdu IUt NEN OUHII1It DOO1h
JUST ONE DAY.
"Larrhable aud pathetic"-t Anna +. Dickinson.
Most natural aud anuslng.H- Plila Chron. Herald.
"a light bright and bref chronicle" + Home Journal.
Tits story with good purpose Worcester Daily SPY
Lfeike, pathetic and funny Hartford Reig Herald
at will the hearts OF women 90 read t-lEve Jonr
VIII have thanks OF every woman who reads it,
IDaiy Eagle.
Something amuse and cheer."-tC1yde Times
Invariably moving the reader TO lauglter"- Express
"Prettily and humOrOusly TOLD y. Y. Herald.
"Is drO and quiet and there is sweet undercur
rent OF unObuve patnOs that lends special charm 10 the
story "-fSaurdav Evening Gazette.
Large 16mO. Cloth Extra. 81.
Publisher. GEORGE r. LOCKWOOD. New-York.
FRANK LEE BENEDICI'S NEW NOVEL.
HER FRIEND LAWRENCE.
The most intensely interesting novel Of the day.
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pcoposals.
OF FIRE-PROOF BUILD
NATIONAIl MIfSEUM.

-
CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE-PRO0F BUILD
~ ING for NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, OPTICE OF THE sECRRTARY(
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 2, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this office until
Il Saturday. June Ia 1879 for furnishing delivering
fitting putting place. complete the WROUGHT AND
ing roofs rang In accordance with drawings
specifications schedules 10 be the office OF CLUSs
& sCnULzE, Architects, Corcoran building
PROPOSALS for HORSE and MULE SHOES
and HORSE SHOE NAILS.
DEPOT QCARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
Corner u Houston and Greeue-sts., }
NEw-YoRK. June g. 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplcate. viii be received at
this Office uutl O'Clock, June 49, 1879 which time
and place they viii be opened the Of bidders
supplying the u Quarermasers Department with Horse
and Mule aud Horse shoe Nails as followsi
HORSE sHOEs-Of GOOdeDOugh," 1900 pounds l. and
900 pounds No 2 and 30 900 pounds OF Shoenber.
ger 200 pounds No. i0o pounds No 2 10000 pounds
No. and 900 pounds No 4.
MULE snoEs.$OOo pounds Burden No. 1000 pounds
" ShOenbergcr" No. A.
pounds T. 1000 pounds < and 100 pounds No 81 OF
Putnam" pounds No T. 1000 bounds No g. and
300 ponds No 81 OF GOOdenOugl, 1000 pounds
200 pounds NO o.
All 10 be delivered at Army Building New.York CITY The
100 bound
the Nails In 70 and 80 pound rong boxes.
VIII be received for all
The Government the right reject all
this Office Proposals should be addressed
aud dorsed Proposals for Horse and Mule -hoes or
Nails" as the case may be j. &. LASTON,
Colonel and a.. y NJ Gen'l.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-1UKK CENTKAL and HUDoUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commencing May IL, 1873,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot 40
800 In Western Northern Express. with drawing
TO Albany Rochester and from Albany 70 Mon
trea, Saratoga 80
1890 m, Chicago and Western Express. with drawing
room cars TO CaDanda qua, Rochester and Buffalo.
1lOO Express to Albany and Troy Wlth cOnnecuohs
to Utica, Saratoga and Rutland. -
400 D. Montreal Express with through sleeping car
via It. Adams 49,
600 D. M Louis Express, daily with sleeping cars for
St. Louis running through every day IN the week also sleep
ing tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and
7i3O D. n Fast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Geneva. Sleeping cars 70 Geneva aud Rochester -
$3.50 ID m Pacnc Express daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago excepting Saturday night 10 OgdensQuTg
Hoop m, Night Express, with sleeping cars TO Albany
and Troy 80
and 8i2 Broadway, NewYork and 333 Weshfngtonst,
BrookIvn. O. Is. MEEKER,
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sALEs YRoM 2I2 O'CLOCK TO CLOsE or BUslNE'

trustee Certlhrs
Assented
5. 5.UUO...-..- IO2
q X * I Con As.
3,O0O........ % 3
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second
10000 ...... 29A
Ches q Int
1000. ....-. 1874
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1000. O........nO's =
Frankfort and no
First NJ
| lO,0OO......... S3 q
sutro Tunnel co
49,. ~
7UU........ 1 s
Wells Fargo Ex
25.. 50 100
American TX
IN ~
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot of Desbrosses and Court
landtsts.
$40 for Washington. Ptsburg. Columbus, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West, Rchmond charleston
and the South Pullman from Baltimore TO newark
Ohio. Pitisburg and Chicago - -
loo D. IN. for Washington and the West. Pullman cars
from New. York Baltimore and Washington makng close
tons Ptsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis LOUISVILLE
and st. Louis Through Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincin
nail and St. Louis. -
400 m Washington and the West. making same con
nection for the West the I p M. train -,
1000 daily for Washington the South and West pun
York To Baltimore and Washington
making close connections for Chcago Cincinnati lndspapo
ls Louisville ST. Louis Columbus Ptsourg the south and
Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 ncln
nati Washington with trains for LyDcbDurg
Florida, New.Oreans the south. -.
through please call at Company's Ofice, 8o
Broadway and Mt ticket Offices foot OF Coranut
and Desbrosses-sJs, and Depot. Jersey City no.sy.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRAshA
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IoA. M.-sALEs nksnRK rHx CALI

Safes OF Sta1 anc Ra.,cav Bonfs-RaitroIL Bans and
EIDTcss SLocEs
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l. ARKANGFMFNT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 1879 Leave dpots foot OF Corandt and
100 D. m for Eastun, Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading.
Mauch Chunk. HsLleton, MahaEOy City, Ashland. Wilkes
barre, Scranton and Tunkhaunock
$50 D. IN Night Express daily Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown. Mauch Chunk WilKesbarre, Elmra, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
ROBT sAYEE, 5up't and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office corner Church and Cortandtsts
AQen
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

Leave NewYork, foot # Lberyst for Trenton and Pha
delphia at AT $3.50, {, 8. IL $780, T. 53u. II p. M
Leave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Third and Berkssts 645, way 7i5 $780, ll:5O m
1ii5, 800. $780, IL p m.
Ieayc Newyor at l2O except Monday, 6;i5
g. 3, 1920 am 1915, 2:2O 4:l2 el5 D. m.
Pullman Drawing attached to the 800 m,
D.. m trains fIOm NowYOrk 10 the 7i5 a. nr l;i1 p m-
trains from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New. York and philadelphia at
m $3.50, II D. Leave New York for Trenton at a.
5;3O D. IN. Leave Trenton l2O, $500 O. 6:l0
Connection made a Jersey CITY station by Terry 10 ad
BROOKLYN and " Erie J." Depot, Jersey City.
foot Of Lberyt Nos ga Broadway, at
the principal hotels and OF the Railway in New
York and roOklyn, and at No. COurtst, Brooklyn Bag
gage checked from residence TO destination
III. T. BALDWIN, Con. Pass. Agent.
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lew JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINE.
Commencing June 2. 1879 Leave New-York, foot Of
Ilbertv-st. 20. r. r. Of n. J.) for
Highlands, &c. S;l5, lli5 a m. 400, 6l5 p. N
Toms River. S:l5 Has a mi 400 D. m.
Vineland. DridgetOn and Atlantic City, 1l46 a. m
Waretown, s;l5 a. 400 D N.
Barnegat and 1uokert0n 400 p. m
Philadelphia and Mt. Holly, lli45 a. MT COOP m
From Pier ), n. II. foot RectoT-st) for
Highlands Long Branch and EatOntOwn. 400 p. N.
ON SUNDAYS for II gnlands and Long Branch $50 m.
" s. SNEDEN, General Manager
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VRUlUEIa.
LADY TEACHER would like from middle
N OF June O home in healthy country place to teach
children two or hours daily equivalent for board
references exchanged Address c. 22l Warren BROOKLYN
IN experienced teacher of mathematics and
"A English branches wishes engagement he Is gradu
ate school, and has been engaged for several
years one Of the best schools in ths city. Address
TEACHER, Box lS Tribune Office
A GENTLEMAN who has been employed for
IA several teacher OF the English branches in
IN this desires engagement for the
coming excellent testimonials and references Address
ALPHA, Box 22, Tribune 0foe.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNION.SQUARE, NEW-YoHK,
Supplies GOOD teachers with positions Applicaonform
FOR stamp. Supplies schools and families with competentn
stTuctors WITHOUT CHARGE.
r. CoTLEsw ORTIZ PINCKNEY. 80 Union-square, n. Y,
CITUATIONS WANTED for gentleman to
~ teach College Preparatory Trgonomotry and Military
Drill Lady for Vocal and Instrumental Husic Lady for
English French and Music Lady for English Latin, French
and Music Lady for English Latin, French German and
Drawing prefers West. Address ROBERT q. FlACK,
A. NJ, Mount Hope ladies seminary Tarry.own. n. \.
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
II without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA-
TIONAL BUREAU, SO UnonsQuare.
rVEACHERS of known calibre and character
promptly provided for Families, Schools Colleges. j. w.
scheImernor SecAmer school Institute. 30 T. l4hstNY
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ Ferry station IN New-York, foot Of Liberty st;
Ferry Station Brooklyn foot OF Fultons Jewels Wharf
COMMENCING Nov 25, 1s7oTains leave Newfork foot OF
Liberty at, fOll0wsi
$50 a. m.-For Bennington, Easton Belvidere, Mancn
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wikesbarre. Elmra &c. Connects ~
Junction with d., L. and ". X r. .
stl5 M For High Bridge Branch, Schooleys Mountain
Budd's Lake and Lake hopatcOng, EasOn, HARRISBURG
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua, Hazeon Wikesbarre Scranton,
WilismspOrt, &C. -
l03Oa m. and 430 D. M For somerylle and Pennington
p m.-For FcminEton, Easton Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua.
wnke-bare. Sorant2n Iunkhannock, Tamaqua, Hazeon,
Reading, Pottsete Harrisburg &C.
D. m.-For High Bridge Branch. Schooey's Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake HopatconG Eeston BeYidere and
Chunk. Connects a Junction with D., H. and w X r.
$50 p m. daily-For EastoD Allentown and Harrisburg.
7:45 D. m.-FOr EastOn.
For trains to local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at 8 a. m, IL y. m. for Bound
Brook and intermediate ponts and at $50 H. for Easton
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats OF the Brooklyn and Erie make connection
Jersey City station to and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Commencing June 1879 Trains leave for Red Bank,
Long Bran b. Ocean Grove &c. at $40, lli5 n 0oO bX
press) 4, 515 m. - 49, - -.
stage connections and from KFYPORT at Maawan sta
Oceanic and Fair Haven at Red Bank 10
and from Point Pleasant at sea Girt with all trains
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12

NINE. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
WI formerly Mrs ogden Hohmansj English French and
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Children, with Cssthenics No West 38h st. New York.
VIII September 20. Application nay be made by
letter personally above.
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VI n ct 4 NVU ~
3.OO0........ SO
5000. ........... 65 q
NJ n a II I'd
3, 00O....... 20
LelIgh q W-BCOn
Assented
10. 900 0........ SO
KanPac lst IA ID d
Trust Receipts
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Oredn Gteumers.

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LIVEHPOOL.-Ony Transatlantic Line under The
AMERICAN FLAG sailing every Saturday from Philadei-
pha and every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra saings
alternate Wednesdays Philadelphia alternate satur-
days from LIVERPOOL - =
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"A Charles fIancis Adams, Chairman OF ManagersfIts
boys Tor our besl colleges sch00 year beghs YIN sep
tenber 1879. Tuition 800 year. Board $3.50. Eariy
application should De made for good For catalogues
and tufoII nation address WILLIAM EVERETT Ph- D.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SrICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EXOHA Av0g sALEs
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE ii, 1879.
hsrepoyted by NE cold and Stock Tslsyraph w.
GOVERNHEyT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CAII-IOl< oycrocY

-1O4 O'CLOCK 4. ".
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1O1O-NEW NOVELS THIS MORNING.

ANGE. A splendid new novel BY Florence Marryatt,
of Loves Conflict" Heart 10 Heart" &c. Price
New-York tribune., 1879-06-12

For Boys and Young men-Country.
- A HomeEke Boarding School for Young
~ Boys. L. HINDs, A. n, nempstead, Long Island"
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8teamboats dno Railroads..

A The MARY POWELL, for Poughkeepsie,
"a West Point, Cornwall Newburg Rondout, Kingston
COZzens Milton New Hamburg Hyde Park and Cold spring
by ferry daily Vestryst Pier &c. N H., at $3.50
d. IN Connects with Brooklyn annex boats
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A HEALTHY HOME in tue COUNTRY for
~ few boys wshug thorough instruction. ATCo
academy M.
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VALE Law hool.-Regular course, 2 years
Graduate course or degree Of CLe years Falltern
opens Sept. 20. Address Prof WAYLAND New-Haven- {
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MADEMOIsELLE DE yANON,

vi SUCCESSOR AND FORMER PARTNER OF THE
LATE MISS HAINEs.
Respectfully informs her friends and the public that she viii
Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies
Children at No. 10 GTamercypark on Thursday, Sept 26
Bows Glass and Kindergarten oct J.,
will be assisted the OF
Contributed give the school it's efficiency
value. and she earnestly sOicits the of
patronage generously bestowed In past years
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I
| Canada Southern
| lst guaranteed
| 5000 ....b3. 81
| Cen Pacific lat san
| JOaqu Br
| 1000 ....,..l02
| Cen Pac lst Cal q
| or Branch
| 5000 LOB
| U Z lst mort
| 1900. be. ll2S
K Z lst 10 ID ID T II
| Assented
| 1000. .Xint-lO 4
| Rome Wat & Ogd
| lst Cons
| 30,0O0-..-...- 81
| 20, ..bo. 81
| Pitts 1T w & c %
| 1000. be. l24
| Alton q T IL I'd Pr
| 4,O0o.:-.;oSih
| ct W est lst 1888
| Ex Coup
l,00O....-..,107la y
c St Paul e. NJ LIST
BOO.
| Bank state OF New
| York lew
| l4....bc. l03
| Adams Express
| l0.......i05a
| so 80. be. 1864
| 35...-.-.l05 q
| U s Express
| 50 -. e. 81
| Wells Fargo Ex
| so. be. 100
| Qmcksil'er Mining
| 100. 1871
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SORRY HER LOT WHO LOVES TOO WELL A charm
ing novel BY Mana Grant, author of The Maid.
Oneo OF OF this anthOrs books Price 10
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CUPID on CRUTCHEs or One Summer at Narrsgan:
seit Watering Place Love Story. BY A B. W.. of
The ElmwoOd Club" Price as cents.
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ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW

"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. IL North
River foot OF Canast week day. connecting
at Albany SUNDAY morning exCepted win trains North
West and East StaterOOms warmed by steam
Excursion 10 Albany good 80 days. 81
w. w. ENERETr, President.
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Assented
1000. SO. 707s
Union Pac LIST
10000. .......ll2S
Union Pacific
sinking Fund
1900 ...-... 10 y
l. Y rs. Land Grant
COO.
Iiomestake Min GO
100. -
lOO....Oc. 81
w 4 Tel
400. be Ito
200. 0........ll3%
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-16
Personal Hatred.

There is nothing in the world that
has seemed 10 us at times so unac-
countable as this thing Of personal
hatred. A subtle antipathy, appa-
rently without any cause whatever,
this strange and it would seem un.
natural disposition of some men to
hate and injure those whom they
have, perchance, never even known,
those who are in no way likely to
cross their path, and whose manner
of life and thought-whose interests,
hopes, desires AMI pleasures are all
so far removed from those of the ma
levolents that one would think that a
hatred for the distant pleiades would
be as sane. And yet in every mans
life is met some such wretch, instinct
with british hate, and who Kisses the
curses of Shimei, the Benjaminite, on
the hapless victim of this urreasoning
malevolence, even though he be un-
conscious Of the first prompting
thought, intent or deed calculated to
provoke the same.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, in On ad-
mirable essay On perpetual Forces,' ''
solves for us the difficulty which
otherwise seems so inexplicable.
This terrible proclivity of the evil.
minded of the earth is entirely q
thing of temperament. He says
''The animal instincts guide the ami.
NAL as gravity governs the stone
and in man that bias or direction oi
his constitution is often as tyrannical
as gravity. We call it temperament,
and it seems to be the remains ol
wolf, ape and rattlesnake in him.
While the reason is yet dormant, this
rules as the reflective faculties open,
this subsidies" - Columbia Register.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-16
The Jews.

A Jew what is there in that name
that Can be reproach to any man,
woman or child now living on earth !?
Moses, the wisest Of law-givers, was
a Jew. Joshua, who command ed the
sun 10 stand still, and it did stand
still at the atorming of Jericha, was
a Jew. David, "a man after Gods
own heart" was Jew. Solomon,
the wisest Of men. whose fame is
greater to-day than when he built
the temple, was Jew. The prophet
Elijah, who was not allowed to die,
but was translated to heaven in
chariot of fire, was jew. All the
prophets were Jews ali the apostles
were Jews; Jesus Christ himself was
a jew! His mother was q Jewess.
In evary age and country the Jews
have done their whole duty to the
country in which they have resided
and to society. Marshal Soult, one
of Napoleon's ablest marshals, and
who stood by him to the last at Wa.
terloo, was Jew. Judah p. Benja-
min, one of the ablest and most faith.
full of Confederate leaders, was O Jew.
Senator Jonas, Of Louisiana, is a
Jew. The present Prime Minister
of Great Britain is a Jew. But why
enumerate farther? From the earli-
est dawn of history to the present
time, the Jews have furnished their
full share Of brave and honorable
men, and of pure and beautiful wo-
men. Who has surpassed them in
public spirit, in works of charity, and
devotion to principle?