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THE SINGER

is now the most appreciated Of all Sewing
Machines, from its well known simplicity, ca
pacity, (being unlimited in the range Of work
It can perform,) freedom from getting out of
repair, lightness of running, etc.
The yearly sales of the SINGER are larger
than the combined sales Of all other makes Of
sewing machines.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-10-09

L,or further particulars, send ,e1 :ss.t
IL T. s. SLIGH, A. NJ, f 5E,A:S Is
vlSn28l Homer, Claiborne
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-10-09

THE OLD i ELIABLE
Servant Of the Public,
THE 81 NC e r.
SEWING .M.aCHZJN.E
Is Now Serving Faithfully More Than
Three Million Mistresses,
A nd not one of them has expressed aught
"A but satisfaction and qualification at the
and ability to work, of their faithful servant;
servant who never shirks work from indispO-
sition or need Of the physician; one whose sys
tenn is ever in order.
THE SINGER
is now the most appreciated Of all Sewing
Machines, from its well known simplicity, ca
pacity, (being unlimited in the range of work
it can perform,) freedom from getting out OF
repair. hghtness Of running, etc.
The yearly sales of the SINGER are larger
than the combined sales Of all other makes Of
sewing machines.
Last Year They Amounted to Over
100000.
1t is the only machine that interruptions
h have found profit in n No
other makes of machines. Gold IA often cOun-
terfeited-brass and the other base metals,
never En-. :; sou;n. u..,.;.o I'm. 49,.
Ladies IN need e1 sewing Machine Will con-
SUIT tne'r interest ny o"SDg
GENUINE SINGER.
~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-10-09

A nd not one of them has expressed aught
"A but satisfaction and qualification ut the
patience, efficiency and untiring disposition
and ability to work, of their faithful servant;
servant who never shirks work from indispO-
sition or need Of the physicians; one whose sys-
tenn is ever in order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

celebrated statue now in the Gallery OF the Louvre
Paris neither stood by itself originally nor foreu pa'
Of group Of two figures, but that 1t iormeo par "
orn 81 three the central one being uerakes, who
According 70 the fable stood between the Goddess OF
Pleasure and the Goddess OF Virtue The statue ID te
iouvre according TO this suppositon, represch's
Pleasure Desire.
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Gorpornllon Notltes.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
u YORK rRIBUNEWlLL BIZ RECEIVEDAT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES No. ,.S Broadway corner Thirty lTst
81. SOS We.t Twenty th.rd-t, corner Eighth ave-;
80. g2 Fast lOurcc!th.-t. Uuion-squsre. 100
Ghd ave, Forty yent st. al the HARLEM OFFICE
No 81 Ilrilye one hundred and twenty fourth St
QaIom savings Bank Budding, up To p. regular
Office rates
EOIICE.-PrOpOsals for furnishing Broken
y stone Will received by the Department OF Docks III
ION Information the city Record for sale at No.
CITY Iiu.
NO1IIE.-Proposals will be received at the
ouier uI Commissioners OF Public works No. 10 city
Han FRIDAY July % 1879. Tor paving portions Of
rrtH e. %
Hail
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NEWPORT LINE

FIRST.CLASS FARE 81.
Tickets limited aud only on steamer leaving New
Yorl on DAY SALE and ruin leaving New port
The next morning q $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
will leave daily Sundays eIcopted) rom
g. y foot Of Murrayst Passengers by this route
leave Ncw. 80 later than via other lines,
ana connect Newport o3O with FAST EA KISS
TRAIN arriving ii Boston 1880 a. m. THIS Is HE ONLY
IL r. running low fares that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves Bostoa
al D. H. running through Newport IN two hours steamer
arm IN New. York at o'clock next morning.
Tickets De obtained only at the once OF
GFO H. CoNNOR. BORDEN & LOWELL.
Gcurrll Passr Agent
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Proposals
OFFICE or INSPECTOR or LITE-SAysG STATIONS, }
NEW-l ORR, July 5, lSlH. }
,lS IL = Eln ElRk lIEE-REl Tvs =

OFFICE or INSPECTOR or IIFESAYlsG STAIlONs,}
NEN-A ORR, July S, lSfH.
PROPOSALS FOR CORK LIFE-BELGS.-
sealed proposals Will Dc received al Is Office untl z
O'Clock saturav. the l5t Of july 1879, for fur
nshng nfeen hundred 50v cork life bels for use Of life
saving The belts De- delivered at such limo
and such pnce places IN NewNork tiy A. may
designated 10y this Office, fee ~ expense O the Govern
en proposal when accepted 10y the secretary Of the
Treasury shall constitute the contract bctwoon tire Govern
and the bidder bidders AMI no furhcr contract Ni
Do executed.
sample the e belts required can be seen and examined
this Office, ARD the belts to be furnished must De IN every
particular equal 10 the sample.
proposals must be iudorSed proposals Tor furnishing
corr iet Addressed TO the Inspector OF Life saving
STATIONS No. 10 Brladw iy, New-Nork.
lie right reject all bdH, to waive defects II
dencd for OF the Government 10 do
reserved. j II MERRY MAN,
Captain Z. ;. r. NJ. and Inspector 5. l. 5. :.
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Go. L. CoyyoR. GeneraI Passenger AgeL
q EuICu Wiley RAILROAD.

] EHlGH VALLEY EAlLhOAD. ~. AL,
~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
so 1870 Leave depot. Of COrand and D. sbrOssests
100 u m for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown keld!ng
Mauch Chunk. mazietOn, MauaEOy City Ashland "lAos-
barre Scranton aud Tuukhaun0ck. g., r.. ,o.,,.,o,
go d. No., Night Express daily for Easton eetllehen
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. NuSesO4rTe ElmiTa lthaeL
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buhd!o Niagara falls ana le
West Pullman sleeping coaches atiaeltd .,,,.
~ KOB~I RE, Sup't and Engr.
Office Church an COrtlandts -
CHAS IL. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE
Gin Real Csiate TOR Sale.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT JHH
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1,23S Broadway, cor hiftyIst-
st. or POS West Twcniy-thrd-st,, corner EgltnayeJ
No p2 Eaat Fourteenthsr, corner Union square 100
Ihrd-aye. cor ST. at the ia RLLh OFFICE
No 2,oSI Third ourth.st
UIsrlem wings Eank Building, up 10 p ~ at regular
Office rates
EOR SALE.-TwO splendid Ave-A lots adj
ioning south.we corner Of l20ths and 2ilyej also
one s0aih side lO5thst Of oJhaye. W. BOGLkE ly3
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

TIE PARIS HOTEL DE YHLE.-Rapid pro-
gress has been made since January the compile
lion OF tue historic H6ts dc Ye ID Paris and II be-
li,yei that carly 1851 the Municipal Council aud the
various bureaus will be able again take possession OF
their old abiding place. Al time last May fewer
tnan COS men engaged the building and from
January till May 10 the payrolls showed total Of
10000 workmen's days pay. Sometime tins month the
masonry will be completed far the cOrnice next
wear the roof viii added aud the interior put order
The sum voted by the Council for the Work IL - 4OO,
600 nothing yet shows that TINS Will he insufficient
III is still under discussion what 10 eXprnd the
statues and other works Of ait which VIA adOrn the
structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
Brooklrn Real Cstate for Sale.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. Nc; Less Broadway cor Thirty
hrst-st SOS West Twenty thirus, cor FlgnthaYe,
No " East Foureenthst, corner Oni2p-Sq1sTSS
go yenthsGg at the HAkLE1l
6fFICE No 2,9Si Thirdave. cor One-huudred and
twenty fourthst Ifarem savings Bank Building up 10 op
~. stregular Office rates
NOR SALE.-The most substantial house in
Brooklyn, situated Cintonave.i proven hreprootl
buiit stone brick and iron grouted hoos supported Oy
corrugated and beams double ROOF water Oh a.
fOoIs heated by steam neyec insured lot lo1IlO
Apply 10 c. Is. LATHAM,
~ BeeEInan-st, " Y.
st'( SnN $3.50 cash buys 4-story brick
eDO,sDOO. Store. ls145xsO, on leading avenue, neal
Prospect Park THIS good and chance 10 MAKE
money. rutland q WHITING, Beekmin-st
4Sn LOTS in growing neighbOrhOod, Brook,
SetU iyn viii be sold 1T very low figure. cash or one
half cash. about locating large manufacturing
interest would do well TO investigate lhis proIer,y
rutland & WHITING, BeekmansI
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DALI RIVER LINE

4 FIR BOSTON NNO THE EAST. -- -.
The best route 70 NEWPORT, boston, NEWBEEEpL
YARD NANTUCKET WHITE MOUNTAINS, " l.
DESERT, PORTLAND, BANGOR II. JOHN, \. IS, HAL
TFAX ~ aud an principal cities and inland AMI seshOTe
resorts OF New En"and and Provinces N, mammoth
uaIsrr steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE cave New
York daily Sundays mcuded at 55O p m from Per -
v r. foot OF Murray-sL Leave Brooklyn D. LII, jersey
civ 4: q D. m. via Annex. GRAND PEOMENA DE CON,
CHRIS on every evening by the splendid Dands ana
orchestra attached these steamers FL Ill NIGHTS
REST No iut rmedate landing between NEN.fORh ana
FALL RIVER special train leaves steamer wharf, FAN
RIVER al O5 g. M NOudays excepted when the steamer will
touch at Ncwp7r. arrives Newport $40 IN, -Four morn
Ing trains ~ Ii RIVER BOSTON. First tram arrives
Boston $500 a. N. Returning train leaves Boston q
u M steamer arrives New-Gork J:3O A. NJ. Tickets.
staterooms sc, 10 Obtained in New YORK
AZ 23g bel III, dol. 52B, ga, 057 Broadway,
ana ar all principal hotels. and ticket
ofcos at the Office OF the line on the pier, and
hoard steamers Nos. and COurt-L and Annex 0hce
brooklyn aud Jersey ~. In Boston at No. Old state
iio'9o anu " ~ BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents, n. Y.
+ CONNOR General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

A New PICTURE BY PERUGINO.-The col
lection Of works 10y PerugiuO, in the National Gal
lery Of London. aud already large, is TO have
ad led 10 i very fine example Of the master which Is
conparatiytly unknown II has been purchased In Italy
at the p-Icc OF $4,000 and Is waiting for the Govern
ment license bs'ore IL leaves the country. For many
years II was in the private gallery Of family Peru
Cia The subject IS the Virgin standing kind Of
stool holding the Child in her arms with ST. Giro
laao and st. Francis either side Above the VI gin
are angels holding crown; in the background Is
faint landscape with low hills aud lake. over all
SAYS a correspondent OF The raj Mall Gazette is II
wonderfully soft golden hght," and the drawing Of
The hands and figures whole, iseXqusitey fine,
there is a general harmony throughout the picture
which il very charming while the dark robe Of the CEN
trIl figure is equally rich and deep tone" The pic
ture is said to De excellent condition, and appears to
have been restored very little. If OF all. In size
81 is abOut-s xix feet square and though IL is no.
where signed, proof OF IT'S authenticity be re-
Qulred as II Is essentially PeTugnesquc." There is
however, III the archives Of Pcruga document show
ing that IN tire JO37 PerugtnO commissioned
execute picture which answers closely To this de-
scrpuOn The SUM he 70 get for 10 was AZ fOrins
40 bOlOgniD which, whatever the value In those dgys
of "a form cOu,c hardly have been called muninCenJ
tpward. The picture wOu probably have remained IN
Perug ad the Fine Art dcry Of that city been able
20 pay the sum asked for IL.
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Gtfdmboals dno RAILROADS.
ALBANY BoATs-pEoPLE's LINE, DREW

~ and - JOH leave PIor No. II North River,
foot Cana-st.. week day u D. M. connecting
Albany (~uuGav morning excepted win trains NOrth
West and East. Statar0Oms warmed by steam. -
Excursion b. Albany ana Return good 80 lays, ~.
~ w INERLII Prnslhent
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCESTER. Limited tickets 81.
GOOD boats for 80 cents steamers leave
per 40 North River daily, at $50 y. IN.
Steamers Of NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
tve.k Uays D. ~ sundays $3.50 NJ for Boston, Wor
cester &C. Portland and the White Mountains, daily
.vaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

1ENNS1 LNANlA RAlLROAD-freat run<
4 United Mail Route.-On ami after
- 1879 trains leave New York, Via DesbTOJscs and COr
landt street Ferries as follows;
Express for Harrobure Pttsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. ~, anu $50 H.
daily
For Whuamsport, Lock Layeu, Cory Er!e at $50
oonectln at Cory Tor 1ltusye petroleum Centre aud
the oil Regions. NiliAmspOrt and Look Haven, a. H.
HaIm" washington ana tho soJtl " Limited W4shing-
ton Express r Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except sunday,
10 a. nj arrive Washington ll2 J. m Regular at 4iJO
am $40 % IN l. and 10 D. SUNDAY, 10 . -
Express Tor Philadelphia, 43), $50. S:ZO % Limited. IL
$3.50 :, .. g. T.: and 10 p SUNDAY, 43O aud
. d. M ., 1880 $50 and 10 y. IMMIGRANT and second
class, 1870 y. ~.
rpf % c'MH,. Il a. m. and p m.
IOlts oi Brooklyn Auucx y connect with all through
rins At Jersey city anOrdng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel.
Trains Arrive From Pittsburg, 500. lO:4O M 1910
p dairy 600 $40 p. daily except Monday.
From Washington aud Baltimore, 600 m, $780, 400
lO10p. H.. sunday ilQlO p M From fnlade phla, 300;
O.Uo 600 $40. lO4O. l3Oa 2 300 800, CGO. $50 and
lO:lU D. M sunday $50. 500. $50. 1910 1880 a.
0:2O 1910 ,. m.
IIcSet Offices 526 and ga Broadway No Aston House
and DesbrUssc. COrtlandtst Ma. COurtsJ and
Brookly Annex DeaOt, loot Of Fu,tOI-st BTOOEyni
ia IlS luds0ust. HObJkcn Depot, Jersey
Immigrant Ticket DiiCe. 30 dtteIyp Tue NeW-YOrk
Iaisler ,ry VIII call or and cne, biggag from hotels
nj residences - ...r.,,.... 49,
l.. p. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent.
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rE'0 PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA


Fourteen Through Trans way da!Iy three depOts ia
Hhade phIa Two IN NeN-NOrA.
Double Track, the most Impr0ved Equipment and tlo
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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RECORDED RE,L ESTATE TRAS5FEa1
WV YORK CITY


Bath st. $, 2l5 n Of Gthave, 20rlOO.5 John Muir
tina 10 Ami Van Hoesen. .....................
5Sth II. 3 10 Il e Of Ave-A. 75xlOO.5; w James
and wife 30 KefWin
59th.st = 10 It % AyeA, 7jKl0Oo James Stokes
wife TO
l76thst = 22O.ll IL Of KinRsbridge Road. 251GSi
TO'Brien and wfr b. p Barry :.......
42dst. g. $50 II c 81 2dsye, l6.Sxl0O.5 T. Gale.
referee, 10 kraly
lstave, VS. 5O.lO n = Of ll2th-st bOl0I100; o
Flanagan aud wife 10 G Carpenter.
Sdaye. cor g5tb-st 252Il0Oi ID A Cssserly. ref.
cree, 10 VI Fshee
3dsve. se cor lO7th.sL l35xlO0l0; w Russell,
receiver Of the siSponuy savings Bank, 10 Ehza
McManus. 80. .............- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4lst-sL - 1922 re 81 5th-ave. 20.lOrlO4.2A2i
W w Lord aud Others TO Mary VAIN.
Same prOpcrtyI Henry Day AMI Others trustees etc.
3d-ave, v = 100 n n Of Eltonave lot No 100. one
quarter part Of t25d Ward) Is smith. referee
10 John Bowel. ...-........... 49,.
Sd.ave, cor l58d.st. 49xlO5xirregular (23d ward
same to Platt.............-.......- ...-....--.
l2lst-sl s, 2O76 # OF 2d-ave 97.ex1oo.l0 Key'
nOlda referee to Strebeigh. ......-.........-.
WiiaI1-st Nos % and n also Exchange pl, Nos ~,
A.. so and 50 also Beayer-st. Nos 81 and %;
Henry Day and others. trustees, etc, To Henry
Lord and
S2dst =. loo 10 OF Sth-ave. 4O.3i4xl022; Robert
Ii Arkenburgh and wife 10 II 5nith.......-..-.--
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Fourteen ph t SSI SsYSfk ''' u'p0' IN
Double Fisst lime S @ absolute safety anu '
Express Trains leave New York via Dss6rossos and cort
49, 100 so 20 gite IN a. no, S3o AbG73o
$500 aud 10 D. m sunday 1870 aud A. IA; ., T. $780, $50,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
KeturnIng Laus leave Philadelphia I2:Ul. 800 1855. 7.
$50 ana 1856 m. on SUNDAY, l2Ul 500 500, 8, $50
'iI,ka On S,Tos 526 and % Broadway. 80. ! Astor
s ana Bfoo1n AT9eK Depot loot Gi aa1n' o B9S
DEPOT Jersey Ciry. Emisrant Ticket once 10 Bat
FRANK THOMSON. GcnI Passenger Agt
Genera Manager
fEHE ERIE RAILWAY, ....--
now and hoE9 " N rs R KAY F Anscmeh
'a5S M cSeinnai and Chicago Day Express Drawing
loom Coaches TO Bui-lO aud 7uspeus on Bridge
n co SD a,t n To- asS nag a al S son
Wet. Puman's beet DrawinBrJom Sleeping Coaches to
p. Daily Pacific Express for the west Sleeping
a and Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining
p m. Emisrant train Tor the West.
Trans lea' Chimbers street Depot New YORK, for
Newark $50. ll:3O a.
p H. midnight saturday nights only. sundays 6.i5
itGulcrtor4 PARK ana Passaie ., 7jo TO- olo H. II
n IT. sundays $50, lO2O IN, 100 $3.50 M, aud
Pat,rou 55, G. Ga5 7oo. $3.50, TO- lg:2O 1850 a. m ~
noon So 81 a:5o 40 $40 p o;lo. go $40, G5,
9I5' 1000 4. M TO- $3.50, p m ana y midnight -
Is. 80. LOGO Loo. 800 3, O:lO y. IL
Midnight sundays d, $3.50. 1920 II IN, $50. $3.50, p ~,
UaaSa rs 0 4 ln.. $780, 1880 p H. sundays $3.50 a. Ill
" afwIck. 80, 1919 "A m, +:3i y. M.
IondouJ aud Kingston ga NJ. $3.50 sundays 500 a.
Goshen b 800. %, lnE a. m. $780, 800 4J,, y M sun
DAYS 8 $3.50 lt:-.. H. M, $50. T..
siiddictoWn 800 - 100 a hii SOD $50. p m sun
DAYS $3.50 "a. IA. $50 y IN. The aud 1850 p.
m trains connect with New York and Oswego Midland Ran
' Poi irfes 90, g. 1920 m. 43O 9, p m sundays
g.g0 lO.. ID A M IT, $50 ANA D. m.
t... . / tllA a
No.. .lI rI 10 go D. aud q, 1913 4ud l4;lI D.
aud for apar ments 10 Drawing and
siug oai hes bc obtained. orders Or
tAu-t,r Dl baggage De eit al The Cuup.uyB
H-,'.. Sos 23J 4ul or B57 broadway. ~ T., 40.
,,..rt..f grtoLlyu. o. ~ the toMuauY'- bctnt-
f,rr-s rains from the West arrive In Nrwlo al i-o
Z" "' II. 80 ~ AEbOTr, Gea1 Pass'r Agt, New.YorG
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Drains ci4 EngrW,Id DiO-Hi, lrrmunt aud NYack,
= =; o. 900 a. M; /. 3, 4'u '..u, 60, $50, i5J
si.udats 9 in. and $50 lhr ll5O y. tram Will
Aa,e 30 minutes ia.rI saturday ul-hs.-.
aIuet spring Valley and MOn-ey T. 900 m, i:AO
JhO. " ABBOTT. oenl fassr AZ ~ New YORK.
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Gtail0uern.

Ulank Books Stationery, Printing, all kind,
I'D a. reduced prices Francis Loutre. - MADDEN lane
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

kekOh lDENNL LINE " DOD INNy
Providence Direct - - .
A LII NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
THE FANORITE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACuU- Its Captain Ray Allen, $500 ar.
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
dairy Sundays excepted from Pier ~ North
RIVER (iOOt of Waiscn-st) A..
Passengers arrive boston at m No intermel ate
landings between WORK ana Providence. - 800
StatetoOus tickets secured az Nos ob5 0y ioJ anu
G42 Broadway Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue Hotels y
" ash tOn.st, BoJAyn Also, ucAoJs sJhl az
all hotel and principal ticket oaces and at all oces OF west
colt Express Company. -. ,,,ol,,, ~.
l.. ". FllkINs q. F. Agt D. :. BABCOCh, FIesI
VNUE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
/ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
az 5 D. m from Pier 49, North Rive loot OF JaysL)
Spccial limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 2.to a. m con
meeting StOungtOn, sold via this line nom New OK
10 Boston FOR 81
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after June 80 DIRECT CONNECTION viii be
via
The GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PAELOK CARS leaving the steamer snting at Fox POINT
Wharf at $50 will III y nisOt plt 20
FABYAE HOUSE. and ALI. PRINCIPAL WHITE MOUN n
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
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iGm Schools.

BOSTON University School Of Law opens
ID oct courses LIZ B.. Ii NJ. and d. G. T. address
the Deau l. H. BENNETT. Ill D.. 80 Bromnsldst Boston,
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
y october TO- 1879. TuitiOn $50 per year No extras
For circular address HENRY HITCHCOCK Dean
VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, = years;
Gra0uatc couisc dor degree Of Dell years Fan ter.n
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THE VENUS OF MLO.-A pamphlet recently
published IN Stockholm endeayored W show tAat tliS
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- Leave Nev.York from foot OF Desbrosses and Court
landi- sts
80 for Washington PiItsburg Columbus Cincinnati,
indianapolis, Chicago and the West Richmond. Charleston,
aud the south Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark
Ohio PitisbIrg and ClcagO.
100 D. M tor WashiuetOn and tho West. Pullman car,
frm NcwYork 10 Baltimore ana Washington making close
1ttsburg cincinnati. Indianapolis Louisville
and St Louis Through Pullman Baltimore to Cncll
nail AMIDST Louis.
A. D. M for Washington and tue West MAKING
nccton Tor ihe West As The y. ~. train .
1000 u daily. for Washington the South and West Pull
man seepers from Ncw.York 10 Baltimore and Washington
making close for ChicaVO Cincinnati IndanapO
Is Louisville 81 Louis Columbus Pi;tsburc the south and
Through Pu Imam from ia imOre Cincin
connects Washington with for LyDChDurg
Florida. Ncw-Oreanz the south
For through tickets please call COmpauys Office. 81
BROADWAY and at ticket oc foot Of COrtandt
and Dcsbrosses. sts., and Depot, Jersey Cry. E.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO
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Citn properip 20 Get.

no LET.-In the "Vancorlear apatr ni6., !
Ddil.t IN psO TO 500: Central PdIS hre prv
sel'tAl constructed with all modern appliances a.
be seen be appreciated Apply !" ''0'
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COTTAGE SEMINARY,

~ FOt YOUNG LADIES'
POTTSTOWN, MONTGOMEEN 90, PENN.
Thirtlcth ANIMAL Session begins Thursday sept il
1873. Limited number For catalogues apply 10
GEO. a. BuILkH A. NJ. Principal
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NEW-IOIK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -COmmenciug July Z, 1873
thrOuph trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. M Western ana NOrthern EXPRESS draWlngIOom
cars 10 Rochester, an To Mont VIA 81 Ail"H-.
500 H.. special Saratoga ENureas. with draWineiOom
Fort Edward. for lake George aud "a MoniIe4I
1890 chicago and Western Express, with drawing
room cars 10 Candndagua. Rochester and Buao also 10
hICnIcld Spuu-.
HOO m Express 10 Albany and Troy with connections
tea, Saratoga GluIs and RUTLAND
y.
400 J.. IN. a lbt.y m Troy Express.
GOO Louis Express, daily with seeplhg cars TOT
81 Louis running through every day in tho week. also sleep
ing Buffalo Niagara Fans, Toledo ana Detroit ana
for Montreal, excepting sunday III -ht, Via saratoga
7o0 > Fast Express for Rochester, Niagara Fals ana
Corn ng via Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva, lIocAester
ana Niagara Falls.
$3.50 p m, Pacnc Express, daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Fans, Buffalo Cleveland, IO'do Dcirh
ana Chicago: excepting SATURDAY night To Cav ton and
NJ .ciIHWit and eptul uiy iuu sunday hlsl's
Montr al Via Adams Saturdays Montreal car leaves Il
D..
Hoo NJ Night Express, with sleeping cars TO Albany
Tickets for sale at NOS 252 43 broadway. and az
We.tcCtt Express COmrauys Offices, Nos ldTkPace 100
Itr1a,I,-u G. q. MEEkE!-
General Passenger Agent.
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Tor Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
for Young Ladies children No q East 22ds, VIII
tlI Il.ulstlaA. etnleL.ler ~.
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NOR NFW-HAVLN. its SIR

FOR NEW-HAYEN, its surroundings and
K All sia. ons on the ew-YOrk Boston ana Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads directStelmers
JOHN II. SrARIN ara ERASrUS CORNING leave Per -.
n r. foot of COurtlandt-st p. every night IN the
week except saturday. arrvo IN NcwIaven time for All
morning trains all railroads. best facilities Tor passengers
ana freight fare excursion 81 3D. starn's NeWlayen
ItahsportAuon lln' JOHN X. sTARIN. Proprietor