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New-York tribune., 1879-06-03
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Line and United states all ROuteOn and after May
49, 1879 leave New York, via DesbrOsscS and COr
landt street Ferries as follows;
for Harrisburg, Ptsburg. the West and South,
with Pullman Palace attached a. M and $50 D.
daily.
For Wlamsport, LOCK Laven Cory and Erie, at $3.50
m connecting Cory for T1tusve Petroleum Centre and
the Oil Regions WiliamspOrt ana Lock Haven, a. m.
BaitmO Washington aud the south Limited Washing
Express II Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except sunday,
10 m; arrive Washington 4:l2 p. Regular 400
and $40 l. and 10 p sunday, 430 a. N. ana 10
a 3:3O 1, ., q. $50 $50 and 10 sunday $3.50 and
a. M 6, 1880 $3.50 and 10 p m Emigrant and second
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex with all through
Jersey city, aorng speedy aud direct transfer
FOR Brooklyn travel.
Trains Arrye-From Pittsburg 6;05. 1910 a. 1910
D. m daily. and $50 m 620 m. daily, except Monday.
Prom Washington and baltimore, 500 m 300 400
%. sunday $50 a. N. and 1910 p FROM Pnil-
dephl 3:3j. 800, ESQ., 9i0 lOi0 1880 $50. l:50
Gl0 $3.50 and 1910 Sunday, $780, 500, $780, l0,40,
II 80 a. IN, 62O, lU:lO p. N.
Ticket Ofces and ga Broadway, No. Astor House
and foot and COrtandtsts No. COurst and
BroOSyn Annex Depot foot OF tuitonst, BIOoKlyn Nos.
li ll6 Is HddsOnst HObokeni Depot Jersey City.
Emigrant Ticket once. : o. Batter, place
l.. Il. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

II VIA Providence Direct
FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY 4 MILES OF u All
THE FAVORITE PALACE sTFAAIFES
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen.
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
leave IN. daily (suudays e1cepe from per ~ korth
River (iOOt Of MaIfen-stl ~ - ~ - '"
Passengers arrive I'm Boston a. m No intermedlate
landings between New-NOrk aud Providence.
rtaetoOms ana uckela secured at NOS 8G3 3QT
giz broadway, al Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue n
y, ana SO8 Nashn. ous BruuSlyn. Also
all hotel ana principal ucket Offices aud
colt EypIcss Company.
l.. W. FIlKINs q. II. Agt j. j. BABCOCK Prest
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VNO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

TILE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Though Trans eacn daily three depOts in
Philadelphia, two IN NeN-lOrk
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and tho
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after April %, 1879.
Express Trains leave NewIork via DsDrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries as follows:
4:3O 1890 500, 0O limited) IL l. 3:3O g. o. g. 73O
$3.50 and 10 sunday, 4.3O and a. nj D. T. $780, $780,
and 10 y
Boats of Brooklyn Annex with all through
trains Jersey CITY aorng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel
Re.urng trains leave Philadelphia. 1901, 800 3:55
7:35 T. $50 and III a. III. Limited Express, 1870 p. nj 2 t.
$50 1885 on Sunday, 1901, 1920, 300 s. $50
m; 1, 1889 p. IN.
Ticket Onices-Nos. 52G and 9s4 Broadway No AstOr
fool OF DesOrosses and Cortland ss No Court
sL. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Futonst Brook
Depot Jersey CiIy. Emgrant Ticket Office, No Bat
tery place +. +. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, GGl1 Passenger Agt
Manager
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THE ERIE RAILWAY,

4 now known by Its new name, the NETWORK. LAKE
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains
9 a. IN Cincinnati ami Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
DAILY Fast Sc Louis Express at Buffalo
connecting with fasJ trains To the aud south
west. Punan's best Drawing-roOm Sleeping Coaches TO
Buffalo.
p. IN. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails CineIn
nat and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining
D IN. Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New YORK, for
Newark 6ij, $50 1880 q. m 36, 4:l5. 5:l5 6l5 730
and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays 05
Rutherford Park and Passaic g. 7:i5 10 lO:l5a m II
noon li5 3 8i3 $50, 5l5. d, 6O. :, 10 2 midnight
SUNDAYS g. $50 1915 m, l45 u. NJ ~ midnight
Paterson 64b, 7;45, 800 TO- 1913 1880 M IL noon
li5, 3:l5, 5i5 il5 $780, 5j, O:l5 6:3O, T. IOp
and ~ midnight sundays g. $780, 0l5. 1919 li5
Suaefn g. ;;I5, 1918 M. l:i5 3i5. D. g. p m IL mid
night runiays D. e:oO. lO;lo in li5, $3.50. and
Cornwall 7.45 0 a. n $50, i30 p M Sundays $50 a. m
Warwick. 7.4j, 1918 a. M 43O y.
Newbms 1913, a. NJ. $50. i3J p IN. sundays $3.50 AN
Rondout and Kingston a m, $50 p m SUNDAYS, $500
Goshen o. Ti5. o. 1915 $3.50. 3:i5. 4:5O. D. m. sun
days u. $3.50 lU;l5 a. M. $50 p.
MiddlctOwn $40, ., lOl5 q. M 3;i5. $3.50. p m sun
connect with New York and Oswego Midland Rail
Port Jefyis 7.45. o. lO:15 a. rn 4SO O. p IN sundays
$50. lOl3 a M, o. $50 ana p N.
NOIE-lrans leaving thamOtrs'st half hours
BEFORE p H. leave 23dst 10 minutes earlier than
time; leaving Chambers quarter leave 23d
earlier Boats leave 2-st s. aud i6
connecting with trains leaving Chambersst at 10 p
and ~ midnight
Sleeping coaches be obtained orders check
transfer of baggage may be left the Company
Onces, o. 23J 4Ul y5 broadway. ". " No. Court
st, BrOOkly H. OF a. the COmuany's DepOts.
Express trains from the West arrive in Newly at 720
mo. n, ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agt, New.Yors
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS 10 BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
On the boats 90 cents Steamers leave Pier 40 River
every day. except sunday, at $3.50 4. N.
Steamers OF the NORWICH LINE leave same pler daily
Including Sundays az p m, Boston Worcester por,
land ana the White MOunIalnH. "
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NEW;HAyEN MERIDEN. HARTFORD,

~ ~ ird 3phlNGFiELD ~ HOLY QkE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
and III y. M Sundays excepted connecting VIII,
special trains for above aud intermediate points Tickets sold
and baggage checked at ei4 BrOadWay y T. 4
BInoklyn EXcnrslun % New. u avon and reInrn
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Ncw 11nblitai,ons.
pEADY SATURDAY, MAY 81.
ARCHIVES OF MEDICIN

READY SATURDAY MAY 81.
ARCHIVES OF MEDICINE.
Edited by f. c. segun, NJ D. with the corporation OF Doc
tors T. A Mcbride, NJ. d. Mason and L. A. stmson.
No Ill for MsyJune octave illustrated, 60 cents Pub
Ished bimonthy. Subscription per year. SO. Specimen
numbers sent receipt Of 25 cents.
PUTNAM's SONS. 1s2 6th-ave.. New.York.
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CIturslCne.
DRIGHTON BEACH.

DRIGHTON BEACH.
- Trans on tho BroOayn FlatDush and Coney Island
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
viii run haliiuuIiy be FLArBUSI-ANE. UsOng
Island Deppt' BrOoklyu aud BRIG GrON BEACH from C3
a. M $50 p. Last tram from the Leach. 80 p ~
The epOts be reached via south Wan, Fulton, HamH
ton, Roosevelt and Grandst ferries from New-York
". D.. DDRMIN. superintendent
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9teambodts ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD -
~ Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Court
$50 for Washington Pttsburg Columbus. Cincinnati
ana the South. Pullman from BALTIMORE to Newark
loo p m. for washington and the West. Pullman ears
from NewYork 70 Baltimore and Washington making % e2se
connections Tor Ptsburg, Cincinnati Indianapolis
ana 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Oino"
500 p for Washington the West. making same con
ne19n ior me , Nest 1 as The p m tram ran oh md West, Phil
man sleepers from New York 20 Baltimore and Wssngo'
Ia Louisville 81 Louis Columbus Ptsgurg the south and
% 5 fhn oS & % Tas toT yScha
Florida, New,Orleans ana the south ,.-.. omoo a,s
Broadway New and Offices foot of Corandt
ROUND TEfP 'TIci'RlETs OK To Kansas NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
s{ stsS" TscGyit 5sS' q S5s
Commencing Nov ~ ls7sTrans leave New.York foot OF
$50 a.. m.-For Bennington, Eiston, Bevidere, Maueh
Junction with b., l. and y. n r. -,
Budds Lake and Lake hoPatone fssion, Harrisburg,
Manch Chunk Tamaqua Hazeton wilkesbarre. Scranton
1880 and 40 p. m someryie and Fleminston.
wise barre. scranton IunkhaanocE Tamaqua Hazelton,
@-For High Bridge Braneh. schooIey's Mountain,
Msni S ana maSe ar @ an6
$3.50 p M. daily-For Easton. Allentown aud Harrisburg
For trains 10 oca points time tables at stations
BROOK d2 neT@a bon az and 5$o D. M m for TOT EaSton
Reading and Harrisburg
Brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
at Jersey city station and from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Train, leave for Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove
SC, a. -:lJ, Ilt5 a. IN. $50. 4, BIS p. -
COnneBt .. 1879 Express Train wileaye New
York at 3iO m. stopping only at Red Bank Long BaHeh
ami stations south
stages connect at Maiawsn Station KEYPoRT
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leaye foot OF 1ibertyst for Freehold at
$40. ll4j a. m. 4, j:l5 y. IN.
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Gopartnershlp Notices.

nISSOLUTiON of COPARTNERSHlP.-N
flee g. hereby given the cOpartnership heretofore
existing between the Subscribers unGer the firm name OF
IL MILLER son, il This day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Either party authorized 10 sign the firm name IN
liquidation. New-IOrk May 81, 1879. - - -
EDMUND II. MILLER.
GEORGE ". MILLER.
The undersigned will continue the bs on his ac
count at the office tate irm pol BIOst-st -
GEORGE VI. MILLER.
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
Double Track over the entire roai.
HBur-NrpnrNrlr ET1rfSTnNr

Double Track over the entire roaL
GREENPOlNr DIVISION.
Leave foot OF 23lst. East River. by steamer sylvan
- 5 t3 i1; a. M l-i'' l4o 2fo' S'i''
RETURNING LEAVE
Nqnha,tan Beaeh73j 1000 ll;Oj nj 1880. l3O, 2:3)
$3.50, i.3O J3O, $3.50, $3.50 D.
BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Issye zen & sf s. spns; a. lg E f2er s 5 2s ss TE 9t
5 1885, 1895 a. M l235, 1885, $780, 1856,
pc Per 800, 1855. 1885 m; 12:5 1:5J 25j 3J5 455,
0''' '"' RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Bcacu-s;lO. il NJ: ~ J. ? 2 T. ., q pm.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
HEcToR-sTlIEf-Nes point for Wal street. Ferry.
cot RrLAN DrsrhEEr-Near polutf for Jersey Cylni
p. Hesr's MONT for Post oace CITY Hal All
barclay street Ferry 70 lIohoEen o.. n..... ., .,.
pt ,'Sj"' k%Ri \ IrrifitEFT-
toJerey city, and connects with cars Tor DesDro'se ani
BIEFGE EKsTKEET- with for East AMI
FIGiTfI sTREET-Nearest point Christopher
Ferry HoDoken connecting 'th ears for Christopher
earest point 20 Ua91 slu'ra
wing and Tammany Halls, 'ctsg with cars for East
Twenlyhird ami Thg;io9rth street Ferries o,,,., i.
James Park Theatres Grand Opera House Gilmore,
Garden. aud Ma5onic Iempe aud I"enty'shlrd street
THiRT'4.THIitDsT DsTltEET-Noarest point to STANDARD,
San Francisco Minstres connecting with cars Tor Wee
FoRTYSEC y DsTREET-Con with New.YOrk Trans.
ieT Companys cabs for Grand Central Depot
iTHsTREEr-S point for Park
e29gsSPE 2T Si fIs "a and @ @EGHiTRAYENUE i
For uptown trans take east side stations
Trains viii jsthst and Gtave AID 5Jis[ AMI Sth'
FARF. i0 cFNTs Except between the hours o, $50 .
1850 H. to when the a5e 4 e Se9,s:
NJ. VAN BRocsLIN. Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY.

Trains leave for Engewoot Cluster, Pemont and Nyack
T. $50, $50 l. 4i5 6:3n, $50, S3O u.
sundays {. " ana ESQ p m The l3o N. train will
leave 30 miGI.tts istcr saturday ngnts.
Manuel spring Valley and MOnse., 4 9:i5 4l5 y. ul
JNO. y ABBOTT. GcnI Pass'r Ag't, New.York
New-York tribune., 1879-06-03

rENHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AT 8 n m, Pier 49, North River foot Of Jsy.st)
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 245 a.
Meeting stOnngtOn, sold via this
Ia 81 50.
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Kansas Pacific
st KC &N Pr

st X g & y Pref
lUO...bc. IL
OO........ sOTs
l0O...... 403s
st l. q ; + pref
!, 300 be. llA
st J. | VI & so
Assented 4.
200..bc IS. 27A
Han & ST 10 pref
800. be. AZ
lOO....b3. AZ q
Ohio K Miss ,
4OO,..Oc. l5is
4O0.....s3. l5
500 ....... l5 y
loo. .b3. 1874
Q c & / T.
lOJ. be. Ga
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NTEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER AILROAD.-COmmencing May ~, 1879
gh trains viii leave Grand Central Depot: . .
a. m Western and Northern EXPRESS. with drawing
Albany Rochester, and from Albany 70 Mon
trea, via Saratoga
1880 m, chicago and Western Express with drawing
Canandai qua, Rochester ana Buffalo.
a Albany aud Troy, with connections
to Utica, Saratoga and Rutland.
400 p m, Montreal Express. with through sleeping car
via ~. Adams.
600 81 LOus Express, daily with sleeping cars for
LOus running hrOugi in the week. also sleep
Ing Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit, ana
for Montreal, excepting sunday night, via Saratoga
1850 D. Fast Express for Roche ser ana corning, via
sleeping 10 Geneva and Rochester.
$50 Pacific Express, daily with sleeBing cars for
Niagara Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit
and excepting saturday night to OgdensOurg
100 Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy.
Tickets for sale 2j2 Alb Broadway and at
Westcot Express COmpanys Offices Nos. Parkplace 7o5
ana 9i2 Broadway, New-York and 333 Mashngton-st,
General Passenger a gent.
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EoR RONDOUT and KINGsTON.-Landin.

E'ALL XIV LK LINZ
l. FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 80.
Corresponding reduction all points EAST Tickets be-
New Boston limited good only on day OF
for continuous and leaving Fan
River the following morning at $3.50 arrival o
steamer Regular tickets at So good any train between
80" THE WELI-KNOwN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
having been thoroughly Oyerhaued and rtted have bon
placed on The line Tor the Summer season
Leave New York daily Sundays June 10 10 September
nciusve At FROM Pier p y. r., foot Of Murray sI
Leave Brooklyn, via Annex boat, at i3U y in.
e BORDEN & LOWELL AgeutA
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EYCHAy9E sAZgs
MOYDA =, JUNE 2. 1879
dsreportcd by ne cola and S,oct Telegraph ~.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
depots foot Of Coradt aud DesbrOssessts
p Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. kea1lng.
NJuch Chunk HaLietOn, MahaEOy City, ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton and TunkhannOCk
.. M, Night Express daily for Easton bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk Wllgesbarro Elmira Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara rails and the
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROB1 SAYRE Sup't and Engr
Eastern Office, Church and Cortlandtsts
CHAS. IL. CUMMI INGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-06-03
IEW- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II. 1873 Leave New.Y0rk, foot OF
LiDertvst. &C. II. r. Of y. j. for
Highlands and Toms Ry,r s:lj Has 800 p.
Nne3nd, Bridget0n and Atlantic City, ll:45 a. III.
WaTeoWn, -:l5 a. m. 400 N.
BaInegat aud Tue keTtOn, 400 .. m.
Philadelphia and Mt Holly, 1l:4j a. m; 4:00p. m
From Pier >. y. r. foot Beci0r-st)
400 p. for Highlands, Long Branch and Eaontown.
OF SUNDAYS for Highlands and Long Branch $50 A. m
MM. =. SNEDDEN, General Manager.
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GfacHer5.

A HIGH CLASS teacher who is going abroad
n study Will take charge % one more pupils Adresss
J. f., Of President McCOSH, Princeton, y. J.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY Introduces superior Teachers 10 Colleges
Schools and Families Address call Miss NJ j.
YOUNG. American ana Foreign Ieachers' Agency, 23
Umon-squnre. broadway side
4 LADY TEACHER would like from middle
~ Of June a home IN healthy country place 10 teach
children two daily equivalent for board
ree encos exchanged Address O. 22l Wrrensi brooklyn
A NEXPERIENCEDT TEACHER going abroad
~ will Of limited number Of young
desire 10 gOtor educational purposes Add M
Teachers Agency. 20 UniOl-.duaIc ACB-lOk.
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For Boys and Young Men-CountrY.
" Homclile Boarding School for loun;
~ RnYs. i. IIlNDs. y. n. Nempsteal. Long Island'
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EGm Schools.

VALE Law School Regular course, 2 years
Graduate noT degree Of Dell years Fall term
opens sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND New-Hayen U
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HnsirnCflon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination Of for the Will begin
at $50 a. m on MONDAY. MAY 10.
examination OF candidates for admission VIII begin on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, AZ $50 .. IN.
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and PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PHILADELPHIA.

EXPBESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave New York. foot n Liberty ST. for TenOn and Phl
delphia AZ at 6;30, :, .. II IN, 1880 a. 5SO IL p M
Leave Philadelphia ON station North PeEnsylyana Ral
road Thriand Ber<ssts CAS- 7;ij, o3O 1l'}0 m
l:tJ, 1890. 80 II p. m.
Laye Trenton Tor New Or at 1920 except MONDAY, 64o
S:l3, IL; 20 R. M, lZ;lo, 2:1o, 4:l2, t;lJ pm
Pullman DIaWUrOun cars are attached 70 the 300 n H.,
p. m trains fIom NewYork to the $40 m, lii5 p m
trans IRON Philadelphia ~
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave New-YOrk and Philadelphia at
m, $780, Leave Ncw-NOl for Trenton at a.
5:5O p. Leave Trenton at l:1O, 500 a. m, $40 p
Connection made jersey Cy stat on by ferry TO ana
BrOOklyn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY.
foot Of Llberiyt, 94t Broadway, az
the principal hotels ana offices OF the Erie Railway IN NeW
York and BROOKLYN, and At No. COur-st, brooklyn Bag
q z checked from residence 10 destination.
Y.
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art schools-New-York City.
AIRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER
WII receive pupils n painting landscape flowers. s e
china decoration at her studio 'lhe Bella NO 4s East
1Cth-St.. corner 4tIavr.
out Of door skttciiue during NAY and June: -, -
IofertHccs MI b. huntington, MI H. IiaIL If james
NJ. Hart, Nj. a j.. Bellows.
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For Young Ladies-City.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, y
~ p East 7th-st and 20 Wcst l6th-s.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-03

CEVERAL bows of n suitable age can re-
- cve the health and cypeefcc 10 be gained ~
a IN saddle through The mountains oi colorado III
Company with an experienced traveller who has hd pro
fessonal scientific education and Is thoroughly lahlhai w
The country and travelling. Fos particulars ana Ie
eIence3 address y, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1879-06-03

For BOJn otAtS-OIJV-
MISS BALLOW'S English and French Schoo!!
WI for Youre Ladies AID Children. No p Last 22lt "I
reopen on Tturstav. september rs.
NTADEMOISELLE DE JANON,
WI sUCCE~SOR AND FORMER PARTNER OF TIE
LATE MISS IIAlNES. 80
Respectfully nfm, her friends and lie public That she W
ropeu ar Bnardjng nnd school Young Ladies aud
Children No. 10 GramercyporE. on Thursday sept 20
Bows Glass and kindeiedrtcu, oct !. -,
Mile dc Jauon Nil, b. SISTED ~ the Of teach
ers no have conrihutcd the scoO its ncencyan
earnestly soIc- tut continuance Of the
patronage SO bc.tTOuey btstou ed lu past years
New-York tribune., 1879-06-03

A lexander Institute, Military Boarding school,
n White Plains \. y. Principal. q r. WILLIS. PHI ID.
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
"a few boys wishing thorough instruction. ArCO
ACADEMY. y. j.
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ssT III ,aao!,o owl s,na llad Is
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HEINZ 3lShAaNo4S,
ATTORNEYSATAEA EAlN,.'s

w,lljprac,iSs ii ,he Circ.i. sand iCeualy
coara 81, L.vi,, Upila5 fsila,.r, Rrs!'osl
s't ,,a.s,, a'!ps " S'1' ! PEs ~
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NO. 49!: 8!

-.jii.. j
there being placed under the power
.of'the Prcsldentga "a range. of'subjects
as extensive as the rights 81 man
under d free ution. The
vast scope of this law was placed
bsolutelysinijthe handsof onemans,
There !wasSnot a phase Of human
affairs ii inYthcEstates and Territories
that could not ellinterfered with
blythe army. Mr. Voorhees, read
other laws to show to what base
uses military force amightiabe zap
plicd! !inlcontrolling elections. The
veriest reptile of:ae party alU. s.
Commissioner ldicall liuponfthe
military and 1navals force to sup:
port himlin his eedings.
@Mr.l VOORHEES, sisaidi the Senator
from Maine [Blainel isawno reason
for alarmgin tlies provision which
the pending bill designed toJrcpeal;
but heIwouldirefer what Daniel
Webster uttered. ItswasA s'If men
would enjoyitheib iblessings of "a re;
publican government they must
'goyern,bylr mutual con
cession, diwitll due regardlto,th
general interest, aud an acquies-
cence! !oflthei minorityiinitheswillio
the! majority; and that the litary.
must beikeptiacc toirights in
strict3subjection scivil7authority.
Wherever these principles do not
exist thereycan, be otpoliticals free.
dom.nssiE F5sT4FGtI
Mr.. Voorhees, said iitlwas Q! satire
. ) . ID y =, ! v ~ Is.
'onlaI free government 9tofsayathat:
suffrage should De exercised at the!
point Of the bayonct. He next al
ludcd itol!theF employment Of the
,judiciaryiin connection Hwithaclec-
tons, and; d;condemnedjit as:poison-
= H.. . .a. u. - u j
iingjusticcf its source. In reca:
,pitulating his. arguments he said the
laws towhichi he hadreferrcd form:
ed complete system to withdraw
all power from the people and
States and to Sccntralize aitliini the
executive departmentlforla reyolu=
,tionary.movemcntlaga tlleicon-
stitution, iandiforI Iultimate!mon-i
archy InltheE earlier gdaysEofsth
republic there was a! partyHini favor
os,4smonarchy. The partyiis5 large.
now5and herciwereilaws injforce.byi
:which=t =thelscheme could lbo put into.
iactual5operation: on:SNyould any one.
here say:the lawsltotwhich ;he# #had5
alluded diwereirequireda alesttourt lib:
critics shouldlbo, destroyed?HlVer
meastlreslenacted ( fourteeniAyears.
ago. toabe upheld for5 thedgoyern-
;mentt ttofithe Southern States?n If
SO, theniindeedi hadithe North paid
q deareripricethan the'preservation
Of. thew UnionIdcmanded, ,abeeauLs
for, the!loss of'liberty there iwas no
reparation. THE conquest of > the
southiiat tho expense cof courts
and free elections was a dear price.
He denied that the south Disregard
the law; ontho contrary they sub
mittedtto everyalegal requirement.
Thu nannla of TINT saptthnt bnl ann.
dcr adverse circumstances stances r;na;ca!! vim; @
ttoSd, tbens nsolv,ea.s,g law yab;,lins
people.d TheyEhad been slandered
by sectionalrspirit. eITcghad point
cd out the laws.to rcpeal,whichllis
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u AttornSey-GenerAl Pillars, in re-
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