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PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
4 SOLDIERS' GRAVES
Postmaster. General.
" Ak UNFAh NFNI,
QgARrERMAsTEE,GEsEg OFFICE

QUARrEKMAsTRR-GEsERALs OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March 81, 1879 }
SEALED PR0PoSAI in trpicate, are hereby invited
furnishing HeadsOnes for Soldiers graves IN Private,
Village CITY Cemeenes provided by the law approved
February g. 1879. OF which the following is an eXracJi
That the War hereby authorized 20 erect
headsOnos the of soldiers who served In the Reg
ular Volunteer OF the United states during the war
for the UniOn and who have been buried in private village
cemeteries provided the law
of March g. 1873, for those inferred in National Military
Cemeteries" oa
The total number be furnished IA estimated at 1900
Specifications describing in detail the standard fixed 6y the
Secretary blank forms proposals can be ad on
application person by letter Captain A f. Rockwell,
a. NJ, U. s. A. charge Of National Cemeteries washing
ton, d. &.
SPECIMENS be furnished be at
this office.
All bids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
guaranty viii be considered except for American
White Marble grades named In the specifications.
Proposals should be ncOsed in sealed envelopes and en-
Propose for Headsones and addressed 10 the I'M
dersgned office they win be opened In the presence
Ofbdders Monday, June l6 1873, commencing at IL
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
~ NJ G. MEIGS, Quartermsster-General q. s. A.
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VfcurGloua.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM 530A. ". TO u 7; NJ.
RECTORST RItET-Nearest point for Wall Street Ferry,
and connects with cars for South Ferry.
COZ TSTREET-Nearest point for jersey Ctya1i
Communpaw Ferries
PARKPLAt tENeares. point for Post Office, city Hall AMI
Barclay street Ferry TO HObOkcn
CHAMBERS STREEr-Nearest point Tor Payoma and Eris
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLiN.STREET-
for Desbrosse1 street Ferry
Jersey CITY, and connects with for Desbrcsse5 ant
East Grand Street Ferries . -. ,
BLEECKER-STREET-COnne with cars for East an1
FIGTH sTREET-NeaTest point for Christopher street
Ferry connecting nth Tor Christopher
and East Tenth Street Ferries.
FoS RTEENTH STREET-N Nearest point 20 Union Square,
Wallack's and Lyceum Theatres. Academy OF Music lr'
and Tanmany Halls, conn scung win cars Or EAst
Twenty y-thrd aud Thirty fourth street Ferries. - O.
TWEEN TY-THl RDSI REET-Nearest point 10 BOOlhA -,
James Park Theatres Grand Opera House. Gumores
Garden aud Masonic Temple, and I"ehtytlfu ouoo'
tn ri Z fIRIjsT TREET-N point TO STANDARD
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium ana
San Francisco Minstres connecting Win cars Ior wee
rOirY-S y D-STREET- Connects with New YORK Trans
fer Company's cabs FOR Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETHSTKEEI- , a.. ,.....t e, ,,,
fiITYEIGI TIL gREET-Nearest point for Centri ParK
connecting with cars of Bclt Line Railroad
FIFTY. mn IE u. STREET and ElGHlH-AN LIN NOE-
For uptown trans take east side stations
For doUutowu trains take west SIDE stations -,
Trains viii run to 5Stst and 6thave, and 53dst ana Sth
FARE i01EN'TS. Except between the hours OF $50 ID
7:30a M, and TO p m when the fare - cents.
'''o" Ai' NJ" ~ WIN. X. GARRISON, President
N. VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent
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TuE ERIE RAILWAY.

TNIE ERIE RAILWAY,
ERIE and WEsI TERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains,
taking eject Apri u, 1872: -, ,,- r,.- ,,,
room Coaches To Bnffllo and Suspension Bridge
Gp Dhlyl Fast - Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
west Puliman's best DraTlngroom sleeping Coaches TO
p DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester Buio Niagara tls Cincn
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining
Z bm. Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New York, for:
Newark. 6A1 s3O go a. m; S:l6 4l5, 6I5 615. 7:30
p and II midnight saturday nights only Sundays, 0;l5
aRmntbcrfofd m PARK and Psssaic g. 745 TO- lOl5 A. m IL
noon ii53 345, i:50 5l5 o. $3.50, 8 !0p. m " midnight
sundays 6, s30 Ul a. M ~ $50 m and II midnight
14S 8 Si5 S:I5 I:I5l:3O D. 5lj O. 8i6 $50 l. g. 10 D.
m ana midnight sunday g. $780, 9l5. 1918 las
Snrern, g. 745 iOi5 a. NJ i:i5 3l5. g. Up m II mid.
night sundays. $3.50. lo:lo m, las, 6:50 y m and
uornWai, 7:45 m $3.50, i;3O D. m. Sundays $50 IN.
NewSurr, i5 N. $3.50, 80 m. SUNDAYS $50 a.
Rondout aud ngson a m $50 p IN SUNDAYS $50
smSay $50 doi 1913 jan R d G56 p m 80 1''' H.
MddletowD, 40 o. 1918 a IN; $40. 4;3O p M sun
m trans connect with NewYork and oswogo Midland Ran
if Por Jefris 745 lO5 a. m 43o g. p H. Sundays
$50 iO:l5 a H.. D. $50 and y. m.
BEFoEF ~ leave 23.st 10 minutes earlier than above
trains leaving Sham9erssL on quarter hours leave
lli5 D. m connecting with trains eavidg Chambersst at
ycsets Tor passage aud apartments Drawing and
seepitg Coaches can bo obtained and oidcrs Tor tho
SaSy 6aeea Nos $50 {oi or OS7 broadway n Y; No
2C0uTtst, brooklyn. or AT the company lepos n, ~,
- H. JSo. ~ XBBoTT. GenI Pass'r Agt. New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF. NEw-JERsEY.
for SS'eg 10 & rE@gni S 90 a1i SysS
Sundays IN. and $50 y. IN, The 1880 p m. train will
hss 80 sprSs Vny and Monssy el5 m il5 p H.
JNo. n. ABBOTT. Cen! rassr Ag'L New.York
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traced no nearer than several hundred years a'er hs
DEATH and several centuries after the establishment
Christianity. THE Buddhist romancers simply adop'eu
the facts of Christian history into their own sys'e" o
mythology. There is resemblance between ,nc
ascetc life and natural decease Of Buddha, and the
miraculous career and natural death OF Christ NOT are
the doctrines Of Buddhism TO be confounueu WIN
those OF Christianity. The one makes annhilatioh ny
absorption into divinity the end OF ahi tue oiner
brings life and Immortality 10 light In the hie
OF Buddha moreover Perry contends there IL htte
that corresponds with the life Of Christ except MS
preaching among people There is closer resen-
bance his sscecism and that OF John the pap
tst The style of the Buddhistc narrative presents
marked contrast TO that Of the Evangess The former
reminds the reader of the apocrypha gospels with oen
tai embellishments In the preparation OF his work INC
author has made intelligent of the writings OF ffo
fessor whitney Max Miller, and other eminent autnor
ties bringing the fruits of sound learning and ripe scho
ar,hp TO the refutation of fanciful conecures and
crude hypothesis.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

II I DIItCL
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY AZ MILES OF Rail.
The FANORIrE PALACE STEAMERS
MA,sSACH SETS, Captain Ray Alien,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
leaee daily Sundays eXceptel, from 20 North
River UOOt OF MaITcn.st)
Passengers arrive IN Boston O. IN. NO intermediate
landings between New YORK Providence
statefOOms cLes secured at Nos 1868 397 7sj and
9i2 al Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue Osls
y. ana 800 asnstJnst, BtOuEyn. Also tickets sold
all hotel ana principal ticket Offices and al all Offices Of West
colt Express Company
L. ". FIlKISs q. p, Ag't. p.s. BABCOCK. Prcs't
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Sales bp Aueiion.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY,
COLLECTORS OFFlCE, April 80, 1873.
4 SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION will be held
n on the 2lst day OF MAY 1879, by Messrs BU RDErr
N DENNIS at their slleroon No. 20 Barring slip. al 10
o'cock A. m Bonded AMI Unclaimed Merchandise which
has remained warehouse beyond the period allowed by law
lists OF Which may found IN the Rotunda OF the
Custom House and at No. IL Stonest
The goods may be seen al the warehouse IL
Monday ana 1ie,,ay May 10 and 20 from 10 n.
h. A. MERRITT collector
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MEMORIALS OF EMILY BLISS GOULD. BY LEONARD
WOoIsEY BACON. l2mo, Pp. 2os. A d. +. Randolph
& Co.
The admirable woman who forms the sub
feet of this biographical sketch prominent during
the latter years of her life 10 the social and religious
circles OF Rome for the attractive graces OF her char
acter her fine intelligence and ripe cultivation and her
enlightened zeal for the promotion Of the Protestant
faith under the very shadow Of the pontfcal throne
Mrs Gould was a native Of NewYork, in the society Of
which she was several years distinguished for her
rare accomplishments, her lively feminine Wit, and her
personal beauty as well for her humane symrathies
aud her Christian piey. Having become the wife OF Dr.
James b. Gould, then surgeon in the United States
Navy, she sailed for Europe with her husband n the
Summer Of 1860 After visiting the most interesting
European countries, in the following Winter DR.. Gould
commenced practice of his profession in the City OF
Rome where he continued to reside with his wife for
period OF fifteen years. Mrs. Gould soon commenced
the labors in behalf Of religious education in Rome TO
which she was and more ardenty devoted during
her latter years, and which brought to
close only BY her last sickness and death in in 1873
The story Of her benefoent and gracious life is simply
told in the present volume. COpOus extracts given
from ncr journals and letters which of great inter
est as descriptive sketches of travel and familiar illus
tratiOns of Italian life and society," well as the record
ofnobe and courageous deeds modesty performed and
which have yet ceased TO bear salutary and pleas
fruits.
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VACATION DAYS: A BOOK OF INSTRUCTION FOR GIRLS.
BY the Author Of GOLDEN SANDS Translated from
Sadlier &
In this brief manual of practical devotion
end morals, written from Roman Catholic point of
view and intended chiefly for in Roman Catholic
families there may be found collection of judicious
counsels for the cOnduci of fe which be turned to
profitable use IN every variety Of religious faith and
worship. They presented in the form of femiliar
and ahcctionate dis addressed young girl by
her teacher and relate only to the higher themes of
rienees that are OF constant occurrence in every
day life The style and cOlorDg OF the book
are peculiarly French, and the religious Observances
which II epjoins aIe founded exclusively the doc
fiines and ritual OF the Roman Catholic Chuch and
hence Il would commend itself to the acceptance Of
rnunions II is more especially the rules Of good be-
hayior home. in society in travelling, ana on other
practical occasions that be deemed OF general in
teres these might perhaps he adopted 10 advantage
without distinction OF religious faith The young girl is
nGvised cultivate the graces OF department less
than the charms Of disposition. and while she
eentieness and temper In the regulation Of her
mind. never violate goOd-manners by wearing torn
gloves crooked collar, by failing TO wipe the shoes
after walking In the mud, by showing button of the
dress or ragged pocket such counsels
certainly OF wholesome character aud might often be
mixed up with preceps OF religious culture TO the
manifest improvement OF the young pupil
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6tedmbodts dno Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA,I

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
$50 a. m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati, Indianap
south. Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark. Ohio and
100 p m Washington and the West. Pullman cars
from NewYOik TO Baltimore and Washington making close
willie ana st Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cin
cinnati ST Louis and Pittsburg . m
man sIeepes from New-York baltimore and Washington.
making fGT Sheag m as
Through Pullman cars from Batmore TO Ulncln
florida So S,F New.orieans and the south OK
n at c Si a ooy
sa9 @ PrgoT To eriy RASss NEBRASKA
AND FLORIDA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station In Newiork, foot OF Lberty'St
Commencing Nov 25 1878 Trains NewYork foot OF
e2o H5eyst as ta.tN t9l9%si Relvderc Mauch
Chunk. Tamaqaa; wiIkesOaTe Elmra, &C. Connects at
ss45 a. m"For High Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain
Budds Lake ard Lake Hopa,cong Easton nerrsD5 sDa5
ios0 m and i3O p. m.For somervle and F1emington-
Wilkesbarre scranton Tunkhaunook, Tamaqua hazalton
D. m.-For High Bridge Branch schooeys Mountain;
Budds Lake and Lake lioPacong , East2n BelydSre an
5:30p. daily Easton, Allentown and HarrisDurg
For trans 70 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at a. m, IL D. m for l'onnn
intermediate points and at 53O D. m Tor Easton
hgGg an h RTooEyn and Enc mako connection
OF Jersey CITY station TO ana ifom Brooklyn and Erie Depot
NTEyW' SIT.sy y,NY YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ trains leave Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove
&c az connect At Maiawan station from KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lberty-st Tor Freenolda a
s:l5, 1l;i5 a. m, 4, 5l5 p IN
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ r..-.-r. LIN
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Cost ano founo.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. AIS, ,02S
ID of the Bowey savings Bank missing Tho nnder "a
requosed IL to the Bank IL restored before
the 10Th day Juue 1879 application VIII Do made the
Hank "a book
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For Young Ladies-CitY.

FAP BARNARD, IL. D., President
Aeth.st Madison and 4th-ayes.
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Line and United states Mail Route-On and after Nav
L.. 1879. trains icavo NewiOrk via DesbrOsses and
COrandt street Ferries. as follows:
Express for HARRISBURG Pttsbnrg the West and Sonn,
with Pullman Palace attached, and $3.50
daily. ,r go
Fo Wllnamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at
m connecting Cory for Ttusyile Petroleum Centre aud
the oil Regions. Willamsport and Lock Haven 9 a
Baltimore Washington ani the sont. Limited ashing-
of Pullman Paror Cars daily. except Sunday,
m Washington 4;l2 y. Regular
and $50 and 10 SUNDAY 4:30 and 10 p. m.
For Baltimore, p. IN, except sunday.
Express for Philadelphia 4So 70. $50 llO Limited II
m $780, i, D. g. 73 $50 and 10 SUNDAY, 4:3O and
M o, 1870, $50 and 10 Enhgrant and second
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" with all through
tIans Cty ahOrng speedy and direct transfer
o Trans AITlye-FTom Plttsburg 6Oj 1910 m 1910 pm.
daiiV ana 5 M $50 daily, except Monday. From
washington and Baltimore $40 a. M 2 300. 4;y9 l0l0P
S35 ,Oj $50 94O, 1O4O 1880 M Q. $780, 450. $40,
s3Oani 10 p Sunday $3.50, 600, G:50 1910 ll:30
nj (feos 526 and 9i4 Broadway, No Astor House
ana o 81 ne.brosrs and COrtland sts No COurtst and
BrooEIvn Annex Depot foot Of Fuonst brooklyn; Nos.
ana HudsOu-st HObOgen Depot,
r,ngranf M ~ Tieset Office, No Hatteryplace
A-'ie'"A' i' ]. r. FARMER Genl Passenger Agent.
THOMSON.
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In this little volume Of ecclesiastical law
which is founded TO considerable extent on the au-
thorty OF DR.. Hawks and Judge Hoffman, and the de-
cisons Of Chief Justice Beasey, the author has pre-
sented rst the actual law of the church parochin
affairs and secondly, commentary on tho same the
opinions OF the most learned writers, and the rulings OF
the civil the subjects treated, together with
original suggestions of his The work is intended
as o compendium OF ecclesiastical law for American
churchmen and will as valuable practical guide
in the details OF parochial administration.
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SIXTEEN sAvIoURs OR oNEt THE GOSPELS mo-
BRAHMANJC. BY JOHN il. PERRY. l2nO. pp. 147
C.lc1nuaus Peter O. Thomson.

CIndnnAui Peter Q. ILOnhon
The theories of Volney, Robert Taylor, Hig.
elns JacoliOt and especially OF local sceptical
n the West with regard the anticipation OF Christian
ity by the Brahmanc mythology, here discussed u
. brief aud simple manner. presenting the most i'm
portant arguments against the views referred to in
popular form The author maintains that the legends
SsDcerning the miraculous birth Of Buddha can be
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
IA. ~ East z7th-st. and So West l6th-sG
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THE MONEY MARKET

OFFICIAL REpORT " y. STOCK EXCHAyGE sALgs
MONDAY MAY 49, 1879
hsreported oy tte Gold and stock Tslsyraph o.
GOVERNNEYT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
SECOND CALL-11L O'CLOCK PM
z 3 4s Coup 1907 s5s CoupISsl
.lO2's 103&
u : Is COup'8l $1,000. ........... be "a
FOURTH CAIL-2l2 O'CLOCK p. NJ
q = 5s, Registered. 1881 & IS Coup 1891
b0O0.... .......I034 .l03sS
Sales Of STATE anc Rd,ticdy BonTs-Raro1f. Bank and
1srDress stocks.
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Candidates for admission any OF the five regular
courses Wiz Mining Engineering Civil Eneineering Met
alurgy Geology and PalGonology Analytical and Applied
Chemistry, will present themselves at $3.50 a. mon
FRIDAY, JUNE o.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
The annual examination Of the classes will begin on
MONDAY, MAY 10, at 10 Am.
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.VNHE OLD RELlABLE SIONlNGION LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
al . D. m fIOm Pier 80 North River foot OF Jay-st)
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 2:45 a IN. con.
Meeting train ScnngtOn sold this line from New York
10 BOstou 81
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THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF RECTORs, CHURCH:
WARDENs AND VESTRYMEN IN THE AMERICAN
CHURCH BY the Rev. HENRY MASON BAUM. l2mo. pp
S45 Clax;On Remsen & Hafelnnger
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gtc Cream.
gteamboais ano RAILROADS..

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al North
River. foot Of Canas. every week day connecting
at Albany (Sundav morning excepted win trains NOrt
West and East. StaterOOms warmed by steam
Excursion 10 Albany ana return, good 80 days, y.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS BAILOW'S English and French School
We Young Ladies and Children. No "a East 22dst Will
rnrlI LiArsd
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COMMENCEMENT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE u.
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Eam 5chools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, years;
Graduate course Q0r degree OF Dell years fa term
,reps sent 25. Address Prof. WAYLAND NcwHayen, u
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9nsIrnCrlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination for the year VIII begin
at $50 a m. on MONDAY, MAY 10.
The examination of candidates for admission viii begin on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE d, at $50 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

VACATION DAYS: A BOOK OF INSTRUCTION FOR Girls.
BY the Author Of GOLDEN SANDS. Translated from the
French by ELLA J. MCMAHON. 1smo, DIP. 365. d. & J.
Sadler &
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II 1873. Leave New.YOrk. foot OF
Highlands and Toms Riyer Sl5 ll:i5 a. 400 p. N.
Vneland BridgetOn ana Atlantic City, ll:i5 u
WaretOwn, sis a. m. 400 p.
Parnegat and TuckertOn. 400 D.. m.
Philadelphia anl Mt. Holly, 1l:45a MI 4OO p m
From Pier 3. n. II. foot RectOr.st) ...--..
4OOp. IN. for Highlands, Long Branch ana Eatontown
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSO

NEW-1ORk CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing May IL. 1879
through trans Will leave Grand Central Depot; , ,
SUO a. n western ana Northern Express, WIN dThWng
to Albany Rochester and Albany TO Mon
trea. Saratoga.
1880 m. Chicago and Western Express, with drawing
room 10 Candndagua, Rochester and Buffalo.
Hoo a. Express 10 Albany and Troy with connections
TO Utica Ntrliog3 and Rutland. -, 4, -
4:UO D. Montreal Express, WITH thrOugh seepngcar'
via ST. Albaus.
p. m Louis Express ally with sleeping cars for
ing cars Tor Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and
for Montreal excepting sunday night, via saratoga
1880 m. Fast Express for Rochester ana corning via
Geneva sleeping TO Geneva and Rochester - -,
D. m, Pacific Express, daily win seepB cars sor
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo detroit
and Chicaeo and executing saturday night Ogdensburgh
HOO m. Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
and Troy.
Tickets for sale Nos 252 and 4l3 Broadway and at
Wesfcott Express COmpanys Offices. Nos Parkpace 1So
and gi2 Broadway NewYork and 535 ,Wasshln1H1onst'
Brooklyn. 60 y. ID; D.; ~ MhEhhh,
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W w II I-ItI4 u IItaIIVI1-
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
H and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Itidgeport
leaves CahaIinesp daily Sundays excepted at ll;3O m
and Bridgeport at II j.. N.
FOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
Il all stations the New.YOrk Boston ana Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads drect-Steamers
JOHN II. : TAKIN and ERASfUS CORNING leave Pier IL
n. r. foot OF COurtlandst night in the
week except saturday arrive in Newaven in time for all
a railroads: best facilities for passengers
and freight: fare 81 excursion 81 So starns NewHaven
iI""'poil l'OH I""0 JOIN II. STAIN. Proprietor
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Sales OF State anc Rd,tCdv BonTs-Ratro1f Bank and
Western Unioi

lOa. m.-sALEs BgsoRE
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viii receive pupils painting Landscape, flowers stn ie
china deCOraOn) her studio The Bea' No 4o East
26tl.st., corner 4thave
ont of door sketching during May and June.
References MI d. Huntington, Nh WIN Hart, MI James
NJ. Hart Mr.. A L. Bellows.
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FRIDAY. JUNE
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
"a HOmelike Boarding School for Youn
IN Bows. r. HINDs. A. NJ. Hampstead, Long Island"
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~ - y HItIVIN ~ T =.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
INA HlI-IlS.

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOyltS:
Leave New York foot Of Ibertyst for enton ant Phf
delphia 0t $50 :. g. llr 1870 a. 80 IL r. m nail
Leave Philadelphia from station North PenDsylyana Nm
road Third and RerKst, at 6:i5, way 7:i5 93J l5o| %
Leave Trenton fot NewYorka 100 except Monday 6i5
sl3 1920 M l2l5, 2:2D. Az 6:i5 P n .,o ooo = r,
Pullman Drawng attached to the 9oo d m
p m, trains from NewYork: to the 74ja M" l;i' p m-
trains from Philadelphia. ,- v,t and phuo1ot,,t,,.
GA m 5.Sa ION m Leave New York ior Trenton at
5.3O m Leave Trenton at l.2O 300 a m, O;lO z. m
jersey cry station Oy Terry 10 am
from Rrooki,n and Erie" Depot, Jersey CITY. =. NJ,
Ticrets sale foot Ut LlDertyst. nus r'th
Broadway at the principal hotels al ohces Oi 'o rt
wav in NewYork aud Brooklyn and at No \ COltIt-'Ir
Bi9otIvn Earaee checked from residence to destination
''oA''i- '"H-'7 IL. p. BALDWIN Gen. Pass ARent
FOR RONDOUT and dKlNGSTON.-Landlng
w POinU, Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro;
Milton, Pcughkecp.c, E-opus connecting win ulster and
Delaware ana Wali Valley Railroads. steamboats, AME5
". BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY at4
p. m, Pier 81 North Rve' foot OF Illrrison.sI.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
30 1879 leave depOts foot ,Orandt and DesDrosseS
100 u. m. TOR E3sfOn, Bethlehem, AlcnOWn keallnH
Mauch Chunk HazcltOn MahanOy city, Ashland, Wilkes
barre. Scranton and TunkhannOck ,,,
G:3O D. m Night Express, daily for Eastont Bethehen
Attention, Mmch Chunk, Wlkcs9arre Elmita, ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fans ana the
"''" ~ ROBrr SAYKE, Sup't. and EnRr
General Eastern once corner Church and Cortandsts
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HAkTFURU,
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLY OKE. WHITE MOUNTAINS,
QUEBEC sc, Steamers leave Pier 25 Il. X. at
D NJ and ii p. Sundays excepted connecting with
special trains for above aud intermediate points Tickets sold
checked at 94 Broadway " " and Courtst,
Brooklyn Excursion TO New Haven and return, 81 90