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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ Ferry station in New York, foot Of Libertyst
Ferry station IN Brooklyn. foot Of Futons ,.o. =,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf L.
~ Ferry station in New. York. foot Of Lbertyst
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot Of FutOnst
Commencing 25 1S7S-Iains leave NewYOk, root or
Liberty at, rs follows: 49, 49,,
$3.50 a. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOD Bely1der@ mauon
Chunk Tamaqus, wikesbarre, Elmira, &c. Connects I"
Junction with D. J.. and W. K II. ....,-
$40 o. mFor High Bridge Branch Schooey's Monhsnn'
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatrone. Easton, HarnsDnrR'
Manch Chunk, Tamaqna Hazelton, WkesOTre SordhVon'
lO3O a. m and l3O D. m.-For Somervie and Pennington.
p m.-For Pennington Esston, aauch Chunk Iamaans
Wilkesbarre, Scranton TunkanDock, Tanaqus Hazelton
Reading. Pottsyile Harrsburgh &c . ,,..-
p. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, ScnOoleys MOuntln,
Budds Lake and Lake hoPatcong East2p BeTdSre ana
$3.50 daly.-For Easton Allentown and Harrsours'
7:i5 p. nj For Easton.
For trains local points zee time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at a m, ~ y. IN Tor Bounh
Brook ard intermediate points and at 53O M for Eason
Boats of the Bookiyn and Eric Annex" make connection
Jersey CITY,
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. $40, li:ib a. M. =, 5:l9 p m or>-
Stages connect Matawan station TO and from kEYPORI
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot OF LbertysL. for Freehold at
S:l6, ll45 a mr 4, 6:l5 p. IN
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
a.
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PHILOMENE's hAKkIAGEb ny ny Mss iiTtGN sTASiKY
i2mo Do 328. +. b. Peterson BroihefI1
In this slight rapid story, "nlch Is Ielateu
- ,, ,tyacttv NJ French cchedy, the scenes Of
conrtsnp without love etsr SIDE are made TO hsure
with considerable dranat. enec. II CONSISTS lol tne
mus middle cl Sses eynciDg no small power OF
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eau 5fi)ools.

VALE Law SchOol. Regular course, years;
raauate course degree Of DC. LII wears ran erl
orens sent 30 Address Prof. WAYLAND Newiiayen, CT
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q nnntrp Boaro.

A SUPERIOR PLACE to spend the country
~ season >un-Sde Farm among the CdtskIl's ever
room new and good grounds scenery drives and AL unsr
passed opens May l. 1879 perfectly free from malaTls
inOsguO5 AID other pests terms liberal Address bEO
L. MOTIF Acrs Greene Co, y. y.
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DEN No l Nv ANA RAllIltDAD-Great Trunk
l. Line and United states Mail ROute-On after
IL $40 trains leave NewYor DesbFosses and
Cortland street Ferries as follows . 49,
Express harrisburg Pttsburg. the West and south
Win Pullman Palace cars attached L. H. anu $50 D. IN
daily. ~ ,,,.,..
t0r WilamspOr Lock Haven Cory and Ere at $50
connecting at Cory Titusye Petroleum Centre and the
oil Regions. WillamspOrt and Lock Haven 8 a. M .,
Baltimore. Washiu gtOu and the south Limited Washing
Express Of Pullman ParOr cars daily except sunday
10 A. m; Washington 4l2 Regular at 4a3O and
$40 and lUp sunday 43O a. III. and 10 D. III For
baltimore { m. except Sunday. ... n :,
$50 A. 3 7:3O $50 and 10 p m sunday $50 and
D. D. $50. $50 and 10 p III EmlSrant am second
class 1880 y. IN. 1871, -, 81, =. ...,---
Jersey Cay, aforng speedy and direct transfer Tor
TTans arr ye-From Plttsburg. $780, 1910 lUlOp
m iai',, a. 1a NJ 800 daily, except Monday. From
Wasiincton and baltimore 900 m =, $50, 40 1910
n, ~ui,.v Gao IN. and 1910 y. From Pmade phs,
40 40 t0 1910 ll:3O $50, 40, 6:2O $50 and
iOlOp m. SUNDAY. 1870 $50 1910 Il:jO m. $40 1910
p1rtet Offices 526 and ga Broadway No Astor House
o, tot of D,sbtusses COruaudss No COurt-st ami
TT6klyn Annex Depot loot Of faton'st, Brooklyn Nos
IL Iis and 10 Hudson ST. HOOOkeu Depot Jersey City
ln,irTant Ticket Office No BATTERY place.
11"-'9''' ]. p. FARMER. Geul Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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For BOYS and Young Men-Countrv

For Boys and Young Men-Countrv
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY "a AC Cal foI9
vi sELEcT n9AnDIEG SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The course Of sinF depart.
%sas. Ensss and
and dss @
s no5sss sES|%MfS %GGES
DEEKSKILL (N.Y) MILITARY ACADEMY.
/ send for Illustrated circular for ls7e7s
10000 PER SCHOOL YEAR. No extra
I .sS gonns so 10
aid ali ersduse English Business scientific and Classical hs
sSSp5ss 81 Highly recommended BY Bayad Taylor Hon
wGSa nor h Fof 9aHsG SHa pPr
ncud1T yeGaGn SnS sg9s "a Meda Penn
II mics from philadelphia.
S.l1S = SOUTH BERKSHIRE INSTI-
SSS-o. TuTE' New-M'rO0ro' Mass B. T. FROST
For Young Ladies-Country.
DUTLER'S HOME INSTITUTE, POugh-
mare rsSy or Collegiate classes in the Fall Miss s. " H.
BUTLER, Principal -
GROVE HALL, New-Haven, Conn.-Mlss
u MONTFORTS SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIE&
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Penn ssathin sssnT HF Me- President
Opens 23d year Sept II. rev: !. !, oI ~ .1
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
c. Y. sTEAK ard II. E.AvERY. Principals
WESLEYAN Female College. Wilmington. Del
s sSG fa
For Both Sexes-Country.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, HackettstOwn,
Nfst and largest SGs M S Fh yer op6n.
sePlemGSrv 9 so per Ps ysaI Catalogues ITO"
FAMILY BOARDING SCH0OL-On farm IA
II miles from New. - week; board washing tuition
az the comforts country home scholars receive moth
TO Mis- H. {. MCNEIL. Manhssset l. l.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
young ladies and children, will reopen SeptemDer
ssI1'oNE MGRiASA b. sLADE coRSELIA KNOWLES
MISS S. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
vi school for Young and Children, Simmit New
Jersey. will open Tuesday, OctoDcr / 1873
MISS T.. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
~ School for Young ladies' and Chd san BG ecaa
NVAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-FOr both sexes;
M y Genm fS gsr p4sr
J. SHOR1LIDGE. y. NJ, Principal.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, ThOs. HanlOn,
D. Pennington n j. for both seEes We t excel IN
h ben,eN romforis sSd Toersc charges
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- Philadelphia under tho o; Friends gives horongh
S @ SoR the ans S ss pursue Inc same
For catalogue giving fq particulars a. q courses OF sdy
swarthmorc College Delaware County. Per
600 Term, Board, English, Music to children;
- sODtcreignes taught. Crs of AbelWhtock NorwalkCt
eco Per Qr-ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nv
POO ack " Y.-Both sexes no extras but music 9Ieh
during Summer. send for catalogue. W. H. BAhIsteI "A NJ
Miscellaneous.
VILLA NEUBERG, /. c., Wiesbaden, Ger
ome and aTsc1 Esr ehgG@9q %
address direct, or p. o. BOX 1907, New.York -
SCHOOLS for Sale and thanksgiving list
= maei for stamp j. " scher1nerhorn 80 Z. 4thst. NY
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For Young Ladies-Citv

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
"a. " East 47tn-st, and 50 West lGthst
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humorous description and satircai comment The per
sons OF the plot by no means set forth as modei
angels the disguise Of French country people, nor 40
they possess any wonderful attractions except perhaps
az natural specimens OF certain vulgar shrcWdness
and cunning which exists, perhaps, IN all classes OF
oc,etv oftcner than IL ia found out Helen Stan
lev has translated the story with good deal OF spirit
but not always IN the choicest English
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUBS

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. december 81.
1873, through trains VIII leave Grad Central Depot:
goo Western and Northern Express with dr2Wns'
room cars 10 Albany and Rochester and from Albany 70 Mon
trcaI, VIA saratoga
1890 H.. Chicago and Western Express with draw.
ing to Canandagua. Rochester aud BudalO.
HOS Express 10 Albany and Troy with connexions
4:OOp ~ Montreal Express with through sleeping
via II. Adams ..,., o,...,-- --- -
LOs running through gay IN the week also sleep
Maya FAILS totuO ana Detroit and Tor
Montreal excepting sunday night via saratoga. 49,
1880 Fast Express Tor Rochester ana Corning via oe
Sleeting 10 Geneva and Rochester. -.
800 p m. Pacific Express daily, with neep1S cars ot
EOcheser Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland l0iedO detroit
and Chicago; ami excepting Saturday night 10 Mdeito"h
Tickets for at Nos 2j2 and 4l3 Bl05G" ana ~
WcstcOt Express COmpanys Offices No. 1dIA pace, 20
and 9i2 Broadway. New-York. ana 3S3 MasI4gohsL'
Brooklyn Go, -. d. ahI-l. NJ -. ~ = ,o,t
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHlA
EXPKE>S TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave New York, foot Of Liberty for enton aud Phia
dcpha at $50 g. 8. llOOa. m. 1890 $50, II p M pail
Leave Philadelphia from station North fennsylyans hH,f
road Third anu lerKsst at Gao way TAB $780, ll;5o@ ILL.,
Leave Trenton fo New. York at 100 except Monday ei5
S:i3, 1920 M. 1919 PRO- 4l2. 6:l5 p IN.
Pullman Drawing room to the yOO n
p. trains from NewYOrk: TO the 7:i5a M li' D. H.
SUNDAY TKAISsLeavs NewYork ana PhadephnM
Ga. $50, Up Leave New6ork Tor trenton a. a. Ill.,
t3O Leave Trenton At 10 go a M 6i0 m 70 and
Connccton made at Jersey C1 SS49n W Terry Z" a"u
Tehef fr d at foot Of Ei6crtys1 Nos 500 and 94
E5g IN at s d BoSn a and at
BROOKLYN Baggage checked IRON residence 10 desuhao
H. p BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent
FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
all stations on the NeTYoTK Boston am Ar Le
JOHN II. : FARM and EEAsrUS CORNING leave Pier ~
X 2 % arrive at @ M avery f time for al
morning trains all railroads. best facilities for passengers
and freight fare 81 excursion, 81 3D. Starins NewHaVen
Inv" JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Jan. l.
G:3O D. m Night Express daily for EastOn Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch ChunG Wikesoarre Pittston, Sayre III,
R0Bf II. sAYRE, Supt and Engr
CHAs. II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Pecksp daily Sundays excepted fsr
New-IisveI at 3 and II p. M. connecting with road
NEW -JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Liberty st. C. II. r. Of T. JJfor N''''
RSan4 and Toms Rive Sd5 3i Nv a m 4o
Baruegat and Tuckerton. 400 D. m.
Pr adrlph Mt. Holy, ll4j a. m; 400 p. m.
From Pier 4. y Il. Goot RectOr.siD
4GOp. m. for highlands, Long Branch and Eatontown.
NJ. =.
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~. " East 7tn.st, and 50 West lGthst
For Both Sexes-Citv.
nj ISIS BALLOW'S English and French School
VA Young Ladies and Children No u East 22ds Will
reopen on THURSDAY september 20
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WIN r. ceive pupils in painting Landscape flowers sun life
china and decoraonl al her studio 'Te Bella" No AZ East
26th-sL, corner 4th ave
References Mr.. d. Huntington, ar VIM. Hart Nr. James
81. Hart, MI A T. Bellows.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
MRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 40 elm
WI ton.st. BrOoklyn gives instruction music and the
modern languages anu private lessons at her residences TO
whose carly instruction IN English has been deficient
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
" Homelke Boarding School for Young
n BOYS f. KINDS. a. n. lenPstesd, Long Island
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer o Winter stockbridge Mass. Z. HOFFMAN,
BLACK HALL SCHOOL.-A family school
ID for few boys at OLD LYME, Conn, on Long Island
sound line LeAllhy location no malaria best Of care and
CHARLES GkIswOiD BAKTLErI Lyme. Conn.
Collegiate and Commercial (and Military
" Institute, New Haven, Conn. VIZ ii. RUSSELL
FAMILY SCnUOL Tor poys. English and
L Classical knoxville. y. y. = =. hARrWELI, A. M
FREEHOLD INSTITU re, Freehold, n. j.
Tor eaiaoFass 10 FHn5n4L 4. cil8MBEris
Highland Military Academy, Worcester, Mass.
2dd year under present supernlcnd 9 - Meicait NJ
MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. l., for
Nl Boys English French. German and Classics :or $50.
AZ ORRISTOWN (N.JD BOARDING SCHOOL
Di for boyA Ihe Rev. 5. N. HOWELL An. Principal
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Louisville & Nash
Con 1888
1000. So .llO'I
Canada Southern
lst Guaranteed
5,OUO..-.... ~ y
Har LIST 7s Coup
o.OOO...-....l-4
L p II LIST
1000. ....-lOS >
l,00O..~.bc. los =
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
80 Homelike Boarding School for YOunj
~ Bows. f. KINDS A. II, Hampstead. Long Island
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DFCIslONs-AUG. g.

Supreme Court kGmbsrs-By Judge Van Brunt.-
Farmers Lean aud Trust Company agt decentralization
granted -,
uatior Protestant Episcopal Public Schco-ent BACK
for further proof IN the matter Of Maan Notion granted
memorandum In the matter OF BocK III me matter OF
Nayel.-see memorandum. scrcyen AT Ohver6ranted.
Isrui-By Judge Don0hue.-tlarK art Ire LAKE
Shore and Michigan southern Railroad Company e. cases-
See 0pIuion.
Superior Coart-SpeciaT Term-Bv judge SDcir.-
agt EssOrder vaca judgment Association for Re
hef ~ Indeent Females agt ThoWPk- and others
Order Of publication Of SUMMONS saltta ag' Aercadane
commission Levy Cohen anc OtnefrOler "
diseon3uanes Morse agi Gun aais TX Snaon 81 NEG
states Trust Company etcOrer for leave 20
Feber sgt O'COBn0T. Order granting motion n eJen de
faulf on eTIas Cotre!l Campbell Printing Press and
Manufac1ng COMPANY Order 70 e seoiy Tor costs and
extension q time 70 answer
Common Pleqs-Speciai Ierm--RY Judge Van Hoe
Ia Tue matter assignment Of strauss-Citauon
cred In the matter the assignment. O. F0TDes-hepoTi
confirmed
UayIHe COurf-Speoidl TeTW-By Judge Sheridan.
Ma 0p AIT Wrieht-Aractment allowed. Bank q Metfop
els agf Mrtzger: schuarzschlia art Horean Power agt
echwazer HauDercer Alien Colgate agt W nltiDan
Wills sgt smith Cbatham Bank dgt Maisn ltecAtt 80
Hnner Mayer sgL Heller Paslnsky AsI Oonn--VIue'
EfaEted-
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CIVIL NOTES

Cbief-,Justice Waite yesterday handed down
decision in the suit brought by Louis Mayer against
the steamboat Herald and the barge Arctic IL favor o
the fnellant, for 81 SIC against the Arctc.
Thomas Hardy and Edward hahan, jointly
Indicted for feonious assault committed on Officer
ThD sloeIds of the Fourteenth Precinct tried il
fbe Court OF General Sessions yesterday The Jy Iou0
The prisoners guilty and they were rehn'eu ioi Sen
tence
John Clark and James Plunkett were lying
sseep on truck on the evening of July 49, when James
Prial and Daniel Cullen stole their watches. In the
Court General Sessions YESTERDAY ihe pilso.eIs
pleaded guilty, and were sent 10 ntate ffson IOI '"V
years and SIX mouths.
ON the night of June 80, the house occu-
pied by Mary Thompson. No. PA Waverly place, was
entered by James shay and George Scott and quantity
Of valusbles stolen. The prisoners pleaded guilty
in the Court Of General Sessions yesterday ana were
sentenced 20 State Prison for three wears.
Bridget Rowan, the wife of a park police
man IL Brooklyn sued Charles " Bede. who Keeps
saloon near Prospect PARK for So 600 damages. 1t is
alleged that week defendant ordered hose to be
PLAYED upon Mrs. Rowan as she was passing ms prem
misses. From the effects she has not yet recovered.
Under the Civil Damage Act Michael Kelly.
Of No. ga ClaSson-aye. Brooklyn, has brought a
suit against Henry Mainland. No GA Classou-ave,
grocerymau to recover $1,000 damages. 1t is claimed
by hs plaintiff that the defendant at various times
liquor against NJ orders.
Judge Van Hoesen, in the Special Term of
the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday vacated his order
Of August ia the Of spearwater against Hudson
and against exsherf Conner aud gave The latter until
seutember ~ winch TO bring Hudson, the aOscOudln&
Judgment debtor mas lived NeNJeTsey Tor years,
within the Jlr sdctOn Of TIE Court
The Nsw-York and Sea Beach Railroad
Company applied May, 1879, 10 the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn to have certain lands Coney Island. neaT
the terminus OF the road condemned for railroad pur-
poses Jacob l. Bergen. John L. Ryder and n. NJ
Clement we're appointed commissioners Their report
fed Yesterday declares tue value of the lands 10 be
$4,000 The report viii be brought before Judge Bar
nard for continuation on August IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUgTCH AAiREes-Vsn BTunt Court opens enc
~ So 80 rs IS 78 ~ Is 49, so lOl, 10. III ia 20
LIS lac 100 l5e 100 III 1856 SS $50 lt2, 1875 $50
Assessment 49, lo7, 300, zS4 Z35 1885, Isl
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sLPEmCR COURT-SFEcLAL TERA-Spen, J.-COurt opens
~ Il Mo dag calendar.
COMMON FLGAs-1PEClAL TEkh-Nan hOeseu J.-SOuft
opens a. IL a. MO day calendar.
GxSERAL sEss0Ss-PART idersleeye The People agt
COaklu Peanhu robbery Thomas Reilly, FatTck Aalov
John MuanY; grand larceny John anGfgr1 D. J. LunsdeL
fonOus assault battery John Golden JOSEPH murray
SGmes Mccain, Max Shafer burglary Adene HuDer Kos
enna Hand Daniel Aaoy Charles sbsner Joseph Il oohuilA
grand larceny George V. NILS forgery Joan Aais0n ar
eeny o no person Thompson petit Larceny WAl-
ha He1Dessey, Larceny from The person