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YHE ERIE RAILWAY,

rI'HE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known by It's new name. the NEW YORK LAKE
ERIE aud WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains
. a. Ia Cincinnati ana Chicago Day Exprass. Drawing.
p m. DAILY Fast 81 Louis Express aruIug AT Buhalo
connecting with fASt Trans To the west ana SCUM
west. Puiman's best Dri"ihg'rom Sleeping coaches 10
I'm DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
ana Chicago without chsDgo also Hotel Dining cars to
Gm Emierant train for the West
Trans leave Chambers street Depot, New YorK for No
p and IL midnight saturday nights only. sundays. $40
EatHeriord Park ana Passac g. $50 10. 1920 II
night SUNDAYS, g. $780, LOGO m. lJO $50 D. Ill.,, and ~
Patron 5I5 G. Cas- 800 $780, TO- 1920 1880 a m, II
NOON lJc. $50, 300. 80 iio p, olO 90 Dlu Ol5
0.iS' 1870 e. m 80 $50. 7 p m. aDd ~ midnight
Suncrl. d. 800 1920 m. 1900 3JO, 3, 6:lO, p no, IL
midnight sundays o. $40. lO2O a. M 1900 t:3O p m
GofaGa, 7:i5 a. m $780, 1870 p. m. Sundays, $3.50 M
NS%Durs 40 . a. m. $3.50. 4.5j $50 a.
hondoul Kingston, $50 SUNDAY 500 a.
DAYS 5 $50 lU:ll a. m. $3.50. Z p M.
Nddetovn. 800. @. LOCO a. M; 800 1880 ?. m sun
m trlus with New YORK and oswego Midland Ran
Port Jcryis 200 o. logo M $3.50 Q, p IN. sundays
$50. ~. ID a. m.. o., 600 ana , IN. , -.
Boats ieaTe Iddi quar- 't o l qua yer a''i c'' h"ur
Ticket, for passage apsrtmeusu Drawing room and
strmug loa.he, can De ont..iv. aug h ts
Onees. Sos. 23J. 4ul sJ1 Br"ui~ay, n. y, No. 2
Express Trains from the West arrive In Newiork at 7;2o
'D' JN0. n ABEoI'r Gem Pass'r Agt, NewEOrz
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Tram, leave for EngewOod Lnster lermont and NEacA
SUNDAYS, a. ana G:3p D. The 1880 IN. train viii
leave ~ minutes laer SATURDAY mghis -. 80 49,
mo ". ABBOTT. Gonl fass'r A6L, New.lork.
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Nem pnblildiicns.

MISS MARGERY'S ROSES!
VA MISS MARGERI'S R0SEsl ,,
MISS MARGERY'S ROSES. a Charming ana Ihthelo
Love story nv Robert G. Movers square l2mo PIce on
cents In paper 81 in cloth Is published TINS oay' anu 10
For sale by all Booksellers, and rubnthed py -, ~,
4. B. PETERSON q BROTHERS, Pmladelpma REM
Copies sent postpaid, on receipt OF prize
NOW READY!
TWENTY YEARS OF AN INDEPENDENT
MINISTRY.
The farewell sermon preachodb by
oCTAvIUs BROOKS ROCKINGHAM.
April p. 1879.
Together with the report OF the proceedings at the
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
omprisinr addresses by Frothn ghsm Curtis Higginson
Chadwick Adler. stedman, sam1 Longferov May fuher
and Putnam together with letters from Emerson Garrison
Holmes Ripley Ames. Johnson Choate and Potter.
octave sewed, so cents
(But limited edition printedD
g. PUTNAM's SONS,
1872 5thave. Ncw-York.
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Ncm i1utIlcaiions.

ERANK LEE BENEDICT'S NOVEL.
IL you want rad iut nseV interesting sOcie;
story, ask Tor Frank Lee Bcnedlct's new novel.
"HEK FRIEND LAURENCE"
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W-YORK CENTRAL and HUDoO.

NEW-1UKk UENIKAL and HUUoVN
~ RIVER KAILROAD.-COmmenciug May IL, 1879,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; -
a. Western and Northern Express. with drawing
10 Albany Rochester, and from Albany ~ Mon
treal saratoga.
room cars Rochester ami Buffalo.
HOO Express 10 Albany ana I1Oy WIN connecuohS
10 II tea, Saratoga and Rutland. 80 $3.50
400 p. Montreal Express with through sleeping car
u. Adams -
600 D. Louis Express, daily with sleeping cars for
IN the also sleep
ing Niagara Toledo and Detroit
for Montreal excepting sunday night, via Saratoga.
100 D. u Fast Express for Rochester ana Corning, via
Geneva. Sleeping ears 10 Geneva and Rochester
$50 m, Pachc Express daily win sleeping cars LOT
Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit
and ChCSgO and excepting saturday night 10 OgIensburg
HOO Night Express, VITA sleeping cars 10 Albany
and Troy. 49,, .
Tickets sale Nos 252 and Alb broadway, and at
Express COmpanys Offices, Nos ) PSrkpace
942 Broadway, New-YorN. and S53 ton-st
IrookIyu. c. B. MEEkER,
General Passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
Il via Providence Direct
PULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF rail-.
~ THE FANOEIrE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACH USEIIs, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
leave daily Sundays eIcspto from per 20 North
(OOt Oh NafTen-st)
Passengers ar1ve m boston az No intermediate
landings between Ncw-AOrk ami Providence.
SttcfoOns ami tickets 3G3 3g7 1855 and
942 Brcadway at Metropolitan and Firth hotels. "
" ami 5G3 ashihgt0nsJ, BODklyu. Also, sold
al hotel ana principal ticket Offices and ali Offices West
cot Express Company.
J.. ". FiLktN-. o. =. Agt ID. :. BABCOCK Pres't
VNIIE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTUN LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Jp IRON Pier 33, North River foot OF jay ST.
Special limited tickets GOOD ONLY ON 2.45 a. m. con.
Meeting train az StOuingtOu sold line from New ork
o tyu-,on for ~ 90
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PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD.- Trunl

DENNSG lARAlLROAD.-Great Trunk
Line United states Mall RouteOn and after June
49, 1879 trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries. az follows:
Express Harrisburg, Psburg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached - M and $50 p M
daily.
For Wilamspor' LocS Lav'U CORY and Erie, at $50 p
H. connecting Cory for H,t>rr Petroleum Centre and
the Oil Regions Wilhdnsp'I. aud LOOK Haven a.
Baltimore Washington ava TIC south, - Limited Washing
Express c Pullman PaIior Cars daily except sunday
10 a. Ia; arrive Washin 4l2 p. Regular at i;3O
aud $50 III, l. and 10 p H. sunday, 43O a. M ana 10
Express Philadelphia $780, 1890 500 90 Limited
a. m l. o3O - D. g. foU $50 and 10 D. sunday 43O and
M ;, g. 1870, $50 aud 10 EmIgrint and second
class, 1880 b. m . -,
POats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
Jersey CITY, ahodns speedy and direct transfer
Trains Arrive From Ptsburg, Cos. 1910 a. M. 1910
D. M daily and GOO NJ, $40 M daily, except Monday
Prom Washington and Baltimore, 600 4 400
IOlOp m. SUNDAY, $50 and l0:l0 D. IN. From Pna-
depna 800 600, G:5U, 940 1910 1880 800 400
C:l0 $40 and 1910 nj Sunday, $780, 500, $3.50, lO4O
Al: 80 \ m. $40, 1910 D. III.
Ticket Offices 526 ami 94t Broadway No Astor House
COTtandt sts No COurtsJ and
PfOok Depot foot OF FultOnst, Brooklyn Nos
ia IU ana lIudsonst HoOosen; Depot Jersey CITY,
Euiu Ticket Onicc 40. = Batter, place.
l.. l.. FARMER, tfenl Passenger Agent.
nm - tNfnsr a. tnFlInf uul.g
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EnsirnCllcn.
For Young Ladies-C

For Young Ladies-City.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
n. ~ East E7th-st ana 80 West l6th.st
GARDNER Boarding and
" day school for young ladies. 6U3 5thsye. Twenty
second The most eminent professors and lecturers en-
MRS sYLXANg JSSoo REEDS r. EDS ,,o,.. No. ,n,
5$a st. TecpeRs October FTSnfn and ID GcIaSp
secondary and collegiate departments singing tsolGge.
eeve lie PERSONAL care and supervision Of Mrs Red
THE Misses Graham Successors to the Misses
Green win reopen their English and French BOARD
if @FS P Bh S' al No. tI2Te This school established
Y nS Sff s ah hitherto be so %
vorably known.
For Both sexes-Citv.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
w for Young Ladies and Children No "a East 22dst will
reopen on THURSDAY. september 70
NINE. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
VA formerly MIS-. ogden Hofnsns English. French and
GeT@% w caeibends VEST Yor
win reopen september 20 Application may be made by
| letter or personally as above.
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
gainaas aHqsSpg fSys{S e. ~ 4 t. ~.
Gu, Of door sketclng during MAY and June; A..
Nj. Hart, Sir. A. +. Below
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
The Fan term Of t9,s Day aud c BoaF9s Is1SG for
Principal, l3e Montag guest. Brooklyn, y. y
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
"a Homelike Boarding School for Young
IN Boys. T. KINDS, A. ", Hempstoad Long Island
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plains. y. y. Principal o r. WILLIS Pm
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
"A few boys wishing thorough instruction ATCo
ACADEMY, NJ
ADAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass.-Hon.
"A Charles Francis Adams, Chairman Of Managers-Flts
toniDer. 1879 Tuition 500 year. Board $3.50 Early
application should be made for good rooms For catalogues
and information address WILLIAM EVERETT. Pm. d.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Id college rejected candidates coached,
summer OF Winter. stockhridge' Mass. r. HoFFAANN.
nEGARMO INSTITUTE. Rhinebeck, n. Y,
~ fits for college for business For catalogue and par
''"'''' "-'''''' '-' JAMES NJ. DrGARMo. Pm. D.
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
L Classical. Uniouflle. y. y. : : HARIWELl- 4
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
Boys thoroughly prepared for college or Dqsneas send
for catalogues 10 tho funcJaL Rev. 4. q. CuAMBEhs
HONE SCHOOL for BOYS-Brattleboro. Vt.
L -Ieopcus May j, Io1..-schoOl IN session during
summer months. For circulars address Ma EMMA j.
IVES Principal
MAPLE HALL Institute. Jamaica. IL. l., for
4tL Boys English French German ana Classics ,or sZl3
M ORRISTOWN N.JD BOARDING SCHOOL
VA for bows Ihe Rev. =. \. How Eli An Principal
princeton College On. j. Preparatory school.
Terms reduced special to csgym"ns sons; send Tor drc
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
send for illustrated circular for lo1o-1a
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Ocean gfcumcrs.
TNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

CITY OF UnsDAY Jqn nSo ~ 3 I p
CITY or HbHTff ri July
S E} i9 S IL Il M
From per 27 n r. loot t 9 Charlton GSi. ST. On favorable
"ssTTFfERAGE egg currency. Drafts lowest rates
saloons state rooms smoking ana bathrooms amdshps'
lh Join a. DALE Agent 81 ana 80 Broadway, n Y
National iine.-From new Pier 80, North X.
N-.-FOR LON DON (yiciona Docks IL . . :, N
cANAPFAo R JGg 2I S$S y kH6 , =
ITALYJgne 2 $50 IN Daft from Fl
ssaSns at very 10" a'e W. j. Manager
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These FIRST steamships sall regularly at p m from
stss@s6ip 3go y SESR8f fY ! g@y
Tor fTsig Or % GPp 70
LAYTON BROS. Agents in havana
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,.,-.,oa,.
~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEES NEwYoRK'
coMpANYs Pih Z fdoi d sfc0iD.sT moBoKEy:
S %t sat- June June q gHE Ta
RATES OF P45 ION AT Im S Ok aMN q
FIRST ABIN...'.......s 500 SECOND CABIN...-.s6O
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid Storage cetd
Storage to all points in the sonth Of England $50
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For sAS FRi IGI n ' via o ISTmMUs OF PANAMA
eiSa@p Go for sH l saS and Mexico
From san Francisco TO Japan and nina noon
From Francisco to Honolulu New-Zeaanu anu Aus
u Steamship ZEALANDIA. Monday, July T. noon.
For freight general information Apply at Compahys
Office, on pier foot Of Caas H9T,9 iIS; ,o s,xnwtCu
ISLAND. JAPAN. CHINA, NEMAlAiAN ID AZ oikA,,
LA soUTl AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN aud
g rigrs 70 routes apply to the
fe C.. r. sswILI. y o. 90 H. J BULLAY
general Passenger Agent superintendent
Ia Pier. adj Pavonia Ferry Jersey city
". A SCIULrEN ednesiay June -
FUNCii EDYf q Co. a south Wilnam-s. Freight Ag,s
i. ". MORRIS. 90 broadway. Goneiai I%ssdso Agent.
STATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- lin, Belfast, Londonderry from Pier ~ y ~ oot - a
81 aTE OF IEDIAN ............. Thursday, July 3.
tr T. 2h $50 to Is According 10
Ieun tickets $40 to $780, second cabin SUI return
GALP&I% c. r Ase@TJ z Fr G@E %r
COMPASI's PIER FOOT OF LANAL9Ir NEN.lOl1h
WHITE STAR LINE. ....-au..,,-,,.
FOR QUEENSTOWN A. D LIVERPOOL. NJ.
NOTTCElhe steamers Of This Line tase tne hane iD QUIZ
recommended by Lieut. Maury, L. = NJ on Doth the outward
BKifRN SIC CAPT rcrry..... SATURDAY. June q. p M
GERMANIG Capt Kennedy aturday, July D. , u
FROM the WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W lOIh-
THESE steamers are uniform aud unsurpassed IN a
nointnaDts The saloon statcro0ms. Smoking and Bath
rooms are uaceG amdshps the noise aud notion are
least felt aforng degree OF comfort theio una
"RATEs-saioon, $50 and 800 stecrage, S28. Return
tickets on favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep, nor pigs
For insItiou OF plans other information apply az the
Coupanys Ofces 40 81 Broadway New OK or l4O W AZ
nut-st.. Philadelphia. RJ Co"ll9 Agent
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lust THE BOOK FOR sUMMERREADINC
IA y llOA GAAO =
Max AdelcT's I.ategf and Best

Max AdeleT's I.atcst and Best Book.
Illustrated with many humorous drawings by Arthur b
Post Illuminated paper bnding. 75c Cloth, 81 90. Fol
te by an booksellers and neSsdeaeTs, mailed on receipt
Al rtice by J. Ii. BIOUDART a Co. Publishers,
" - IA ChostnutsL, Philadelphia.
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
boat, 30 Steamers per 40 North River
every day, except sunday, at $50 y.
Steamers of the NORWICH LINE leave same per daily
including sundays, at y M. for Boston. Worcester &c
ana iOr Portland and the White Mountains daily e4ceptIng
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THE MONEY MARKET.
1FyICLhL RFpoRT " " STOCK EyCHiv9g slLE3
WEDSESDAY Y, JUNE Is 1879
AsrepOrted by tic cold mil Stock Tsiegraph 20.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
10 A. M.-sALEs nKFoRs THx CALI

safes OF STATE ai,S Ra,neay Bonas-RaVroaL Bl,s and
St0ces
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Gtenmboais ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New-York from foot OF DesbrosSeS anu '""N
for WASHINGTON Ptisbgrg GSla%bg' GnGn1s
aud the sou,h. pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Ne""N
loo p. m Tor washington and the West Pullman cars
from New York 70 baltimore ana washington MAKING
and ST. Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 oie'"
40 p M ioT WASHINGTON aud The wes MAKING same con-
IoS0 D. m daily Tor Washington the South and West Pull
sleepers IRON NewYo-h 20 fillmore ana "assnsD
lis Louisville coiumbua rtts5gg the sGa9 and
southwest iGu{ Pgn e1 irI ipa6s for LySchburg
f For ffone efets please call at companys ONCE S5
Bosdway New YORK ticket Offices. foot Of Corandt
fa2 TP sH2 TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y Ferry station IN New York. foot OF hPerty;sS u,or,
Ferry station foot q FuIion.sI Jeye W oaa ~
Commencing June TO- lsIsn a5 leave Ne"fOrK i0o' OF
G3C Nor R19ns.G Iaila %e conneets At
Junction WITH d. /. and " II. /. -. ,,.,u,,,,
Bndd's I@Fe and FAKE Mopqtc6ng Easton H1rrisogrS
Magch chunk. ranaqu Hezeiton' "uKe'oarre scr"non'
Ioj0 a. ~ and $50 p mFor somervle and Femlngton.
wiE,Sbarfe scranton, Tunkhannook, Tamaqus azeiton
4So For gh Brse irSnch schooeys Mountain
N gsae Chunk ah a1 Connects c al neo with d. L. and " r. r.
6@Q p. dsily; For Eason Allentown and Harrisburg
FOR tra rs 20 local points see timetables at stations.
sun DAY TRAINS-Leave at > a. NJ IL h M. iof Bouhu
Brook and intermediate pons and at $50 H. for Eas'on
Reading ana Harrisburg. -......,fo.
Bais OF the Br0os i'm ana Eric Annex make connection
atIesoy City station. TO and from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey city.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ for Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove,
al 7l5, D. i45, a. N" iSO. $3.50 (eHpressL a. DID,
al. ,..- a..
stage connections and from kBIPOkI at Maa"an Se-
ton 10 and from ana Fair Haven az Red Bank ~
EEDUCED INCLUSION FARES FOR THE SEASON.
E1REEHoLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. foot LiJertyst for Freehold &C
1:4J, ll.I5 D. M, 4, J;l5. p M
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PEADY TO-DAY.
THE DOMESTIC MONTHLY
FOR JULY.

Half the book devoted ladies' dress with beautiful col
ored urcolored plates Literary matter Tor oy
I'M. post writer's Careful reviews OF NEW BOOkS 1Our
Periodical viii supply single copies 10 cents 81 on
ner wear Crade supplied nv the American News COnpany
BLAKE & COMPANY, Publishers. New-fork.
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FOR NEW-IAVEN, its surroundings and
4 all star on the New York, Boston ana Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads drect-SeamerS
JOHN II. STAEIS an: ERASIUS CORNING leave Pier lS
" r. foot OF COurtlaud,-st at every night IN tho
week except Saturday arrive IN NewHdyeni IA time for all
morning trains all railroads. best facilities for passengers
freight fare 81 excursion, 90 staTins New Haven
li"n'ioi'' i- JOHN H. sTARIN. Proprietor
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G5raies ail0 fetloers.
EteamboGis ano RAILROADS..

A The MARY POWELL, for PouGhkeepsie,
"A. West Point cornwall NewDurg Rondoui kingsLo',
COzzens Milton New Hamburg. Hyde PARK, and Cold Sprimg
ny Terry leaves Gay NesTy ST.. Pier 80. ~ H., at 3oO
i. m. Connects win Brooklyn annex boats.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE, DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave PIER No Al North
River OF Canast every week day p IN, CONNECTING
Albany SUNDAY morning eNcepteu win trans NolI
West and East. StateTOoms warmed by steam. -
Excursion ~ Albany ana return good 80 Jays
W. ". EVERETT, President
A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
n G. VIBBARD ana u. DREW leave Vestryst; Pier 80.
n $50. and 24th-st. at (y Annex boat nom
BROOKLYN at a. M Landing at NIACK FEkkh'
WEST POINT. CORNWALL, NEWBUR G, 20 kfEPnlf,
RHINEBECK, CATSKILL and HUDSON. Pa..ee9gst rs
landing at WEST POINT CORNWALL OF NEWBUkG
return by down boat Tickets sold ana baggage cehed
NORTH and WEST. Tickets or Coupons good Oh Hudson
River d. II. received Tor passage
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
I'D Naugatuok RAILROADS Fare ST. steamer bridgeport
leaves Cathsrnep daily Sundays excepted at Il:3O H.
and Bridgeport at IL D. N.
TOR RONDOUT and Landing
at COzzens West POINT Corn wall Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton, Pougnkeepse EsOpu connecting wlth ulster and
Delaware WalKl Valley Railroads. STEAMBOATS, JAMES
W. BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at 4
p. H., Pier 81 North River foot OF HalrisonsL
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Z FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON tREAI /. and in
(Sunday- excepted ~ (Iwcnty thrl Il j. IL az IJ
p. and IL 2. connecting with special traL~ ar Vow
Haven for Hartford Springfield &c Tickets soli ana bag
gage at ga Broadway, NDWY0rh, ana COurtst
Brooklyn Excursion 10 NewHayen and rcIurn ~ 90.
TOR -HAVEN. its surroundings and
4 all star ons on the New.YOrk, Boston Air Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct steamers
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NEW.YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
] Connections foot Of Li1ertyt for Freehold aI
IDS. l:IJ a. IA, 4, J:lJ. g y.
NEW-YoEK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

y L
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
EMPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. 80
SgW-i1ri i0D, Of Liberty t Tor Trenton ana Pha
depla $50. 7IJ, %, llJ l:JO a, O:oU 40, l.
=. ~. FuI Trenton. $50 p. .
Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road 1rds aud BerLssl5, 1t $40 TO- lJJ a. H., lio 5'oO
$3.50, 1:l5 ~ D. 80
Leave Trenton York at l;20 except Monday ClO
s:l3, 1910 A. NJ. 1910, Z.3O f:l2 4:lJ, t:l6. p IN.
Pullman DJaWug5uOm Cars are attached 10 the y a. n b
p. trains frum NewIOTk TO the Gl1 a. in l;l3 p m
trains from Philadelphia. .,-..-.,--.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye New orl, and Philadelphia at
m. $50 D. Leave Sew N0r FOR Trenton at y n
$3.50 p. m. Leave renton a, l-p, 9i0 m. Glg p M
made Jersey lily station BY ferry 10 ana
from BrO0kiyu and " LfIc % Depot, Jersey CITY.
Tickets for Llutrtyst Nos. D44 BroafNeY
principal hO,cs Oliccs OF the e kau~ IN Ne"
York and Brooklyn and a. SOL toutst, BrooAyh Bag
gage chez .td llUm residence 10 aestuat Ju.
II. r. BALDWIN, ten. Pass. Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
so 1879 Leave dpOts loot oi Coandt ana
100 p. m. for Ea-on, Bethlehem, Allentown, heEhg
Mauch Chunk uazleon. MaaaEoy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre, Scranton and Iuu klannoch. o-.,,.,-
so p. Night cypress dsy tor Easton. Bethlshea
Allentown Mauch Chunk. NIGtSDdrfe. EDirA IthacA
Geneva Auburn Rochester BuhO. Niagara Fails and the
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
' - ROBT SANRE, SuDt and Engr.
Eastern Office Church ana COrtlandtstI
II.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINE.
Commencing June 1e, 1879. Leave NewYork from Pier B.
" r. loot sectOlst the magnificent sea-gOiug iron
STEAMER 81. JOHNS,
and he fiyorite
STEAMER JESSE HOYT,
Connecting Sandy Hook win trains for -
Long Branch, Highlands, &C. J:5O $3.50 q. MI l:oO $40
ocean Grove. Gir, SC, $3.50 a. M; loo, 3I5, 5O5
Philadelphia Toms River and Tuckerton r. r.. 550 a. nj
400. 3.iJ ,.
Vineland Bridgeton and Atlantic City Loop m.
WaTetoWn and Cedar Creek &c. 3tJ . N.
SUNDAYS for Highlands ami Long auch. $3.50 j. n
From foot Llbrrtvst. &C. r. Il. OF y. j. for
NineIana, BrIGgcOn ANA Atlantic cry. 1880 p. IN.
Illiade pima and TuyAcIOn i. L., 1870 and 400 D. m
Toms River BrcksDurg. &c, $40 "A. n. 1870, 400 D. m
NaretOwu. Cedar Greek &c, go H. m an" 800 p m
Z n.
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Frrsr BotRD-IOI O'CLOCK an

= 100 DC. VIZ
Bank OF Republic
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l. OUV-s $500 W
Nil & ~ r / & d
T.NteDslOn
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NINE. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
va formerly MIS-. ogden Hofnans English, French and
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Children with Caishenics No II West 36t ST. YORK.
win reopen september 20. Application may be made by
letter VI personally as above.
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mead at the banquet Society OF The Army VI ''
Potomac, at Albany, June 10, 1901
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
WI for Ladies and Children No % East 22dst will
teon on September 70
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Quicksilver


Can Southern lst1
1000. DC o.. 50
3. OOJ....... -
Chic & Alton LIST ~
D UttN lao llka.
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A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
ID and Naugauok Rail- Oads Fare ST. steamer Bridgeport
leaves Cathsrnesp daily Sundays excepted at ll3O m
and RrIdgenNIt an II d.
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HOme-naade Furniture.


There are many persons who have a pre-
judiee against homemade furniture, and
would prefer their rooms to present a
bare and empty appearance rather than
resort to tast might suggest. For, one
can make very pretty washstantl by
buying common packing box, have a
shelf fitted on the inside of the lower
part for brushes, shoes, etc.; cover the
top with cretOnne, and around the edge
arrange lambrequin of the same, cnt in
points and finished with lace or fringe.
Have frame made to extend about three
feet above the.top of the stand ,Over which
dFape curtains of cretonne, and finish the
same as lamprequin. The effect is charm
ing. Then the satisfaction of having ae-
eomplished it yourself by displaying a
little Ingenuity will amply repay for the
time it may take. -is-t l'l ~ lag
There are numerous ways of changing
an ordinary cane seated chair into a rea-
~ elegant parlor furniture. Put castor
on eaeh foot, and revarnish it. then tack
d, q pisee OF strong crash from the top over
sSllS 9 s ana seat, which, fill, with moss
9lI1n 9r. IslI 70 produce thick pad, lay a
oouDIe quantity over the top of the chair,
Then tack another piece of coarse crash
over the whole Finally finish with Ma
teriai you may fancy, and complete bv
tack1ng fringe around the edpe. An ex;
ceedingly shabby chair thus renovated
will present most oTnamantal ap6ear-
ance. Bands of embroidery on the back
and seat aid materially in impartinp a
finish to these chairs.
1t is these trifies that impart an air OF
comfort and ease to the homes of some
persons, while others with ten times the
expense will never make their houses
anything more that "'hOuses filled with
furniture"