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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
STATE POLITICS.

1t may not he exactly Il political jOttiug,
but the political clerk in the Education De-
partment of Maine recently began an official
/ letter with the following sample OF spell
/ ing: "Their seams 10 be- etc. II the
| Maine schoolmaster is loahng abroad he
should return aud take up his vocation nc
/ the State House.
The Aroostook Sunrise passes from
the editorial management OF Ed. A. Lynde,
rcnomnces its grecnback' hcrcSieS, pull,
down the name of Joseph l.. Smith for
/ Governor and runs mp that of Daniel T.
Davis The paper is hereafter 90 be under
/ the management Of Daniel Stickney, esq,
/ the former editor and publisher
That grey old rat, the EaterH iryus,
knows cheese from chalk. 10 went so far
~ % copy the St0adgrd SANDER ON Daniel
/ F. Davis, but now disayows its belief m
/ the story aud copies the letters published
/ in the Bangor why lt secs that the
Islander is making votes for Davis. and 10
prefers 10 make votes for Smith.-PrSs
a correspondent of the Lewiston J9ur-
/ H9i writes Il have Travelled from Lewis
/ ton 10 the last house on swim River bon
oxford County since the Bangor conycu-
I ton. and lind that con- all sides the nom.-
nation of Mr.. Davis meets the approval of
+ the Republicans of Maine. Many who have
I been losing interest are now active work
+ cr,. AND thc farmers are determined foo Wiu
+ the victory and redeem the State this
+ year.
/ I'll. Republicans of Waldo tumtyN.
have made au excellent chang. 100 swapping
/ the Belfast 81, for tine ~ p.ri..fH .l"uaHI.
The editor oi thc former was 200 uneasy
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1t will be- remembered that leo Miller
stated IN hi, speech III tlc Court House
some weeks since That the citi,, ui Bangor
ami Bath are bankrupt ami chat thr cities
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There are those who say that the Re-
publican candidate was not widely known
at thr time of DBL, nomination VIII tle
critical individuals who talk thus wisely
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

MlEmAGE AND DWoECE--lhe Stati>ti-
clans and moml>t> of Massachusetts have
recently shown that more than seven thou
sand absolute divorces have been granted
in that State in the last nineteen years, of
which more than half were giyer in the
last seven and that while The number of
marriage, In all New England has dimin-
iShcd the number of divorces has steadily
grown. The facility of divorce 10y our
courts has long been a cause of complaint
and Of national regret, and the loose legiS-
lalion of Utah is notorious. The subject
is an important one in every way. ii CON
Germs the morals. the industries. the growth
and the character Of the whole populations
and lies ut the very core oil modern civil
iZatiOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who who takes paper regularly
sr,, fbs 6ficc-whether directed 70 his name OF
,-tb,r,s or whether ne has subscribed OF not
h. rrspon, ible for the payment. ....,
= Ii a person orders his paper I,5oHu.t'te
he must paw Sll arrearagcs, or the pHollshSI MY
continue 10 send iI until payment Is maue' anu
.lf-.t th, ,.bole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the Office or nos -,-......
ri The Courts have decided thatreiusing 20 Ak
.,..,',r,.'-s and periodicals nom the post otlce
-, r.l,,oVine ami leaving them uncalled tor, u
,,v,rar facis evidence OF fraud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
How NEp VI ppliN.
Late of ca. u, 1T u. {. Cavalry
>rrrsoS. July 5,I,7g.

~lIA~tNs HNIls % A'tr'
EDITOR OF ruE VINO ANr COURIER
I.t,t. seen On, -fut,u' ut 200 thr papers N'ul
tho war iccurI ot Daniel Davis, AMI ',- 81 sol
IirrI want 10 say that ] live BOO >t't-ou anu
have sine, was o. - tud haV Away known
Nh Davis. went into thc army, Company ~
Isl u. 4. Cavalry, 80 thC same time De- did, "y
lrft Augusta Tor Washington about thr ia-i OF
October. I-,.}, and soon went ou picket dliE 1l
Auuudal, and lu january, l-"i, went lo l"'N.
TOWN. ami soon Co Iuugu Landing. tu rtltNc d
N,,s \ ofk regiment, We thcn went CON raids "
number OF times tud were lu ,uEl-, cll'Ni0
around Petersburg, / was 100 uil the engage
ln.ut~ and raids oi the regiment mp 10 july -
I-s.t when was taken sick and uiu not -'r vi.
Davis after that while was lu The army, a.
wis away from the regiment sick MI DAVIS
was with 'lc regiment uUI with tAc company
AN of the time. ! have been with MIN ON many
maids AND lights, whore 49,, charged ana were
charged upnu Ihrlprl carry on Ausun me
and Lieut. lurklnuu from The Held, ON me l'ih
Of June, l~f in the engagement before ftltI',
bury. where Co ID. sent ln about 30 men anu
lost IN the night. Mr. Davis was never away
from the company up Co this time, a day, ana
Ion him there when WAS taken sick knew
li, brother stephen, who WAS taken prisoner
and died IN Salisbury prison. Mt paNi, was
GOOD soldier and always did las duty.
lam 81 GrccubJckCr but WA, iu the army.
lost two brothers In the army, ami believe thai
a soldier, whether private or General, sick or
well, should have a fair show.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

Salmon in the Scottish rivers are
suffering from pe>tilencc. IL begins a. "a
skin disease. and soon white mold eats
into the head ot the fish. which rubs itself
to pieces in it> agony against gravel and
rocks. Mr.. Frank Buckland. the naturalist
and Il connoisScur in salmon, thinks that
the plague j. the result Of Gycr-st0cking,
just rs in old times oyer-crOwding caused
typhus in jails and workshops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
-Thc Charleston Is. O. Nlrx. q

The Charleston 6. c. Ne,rS, (Dem.)
referring to the army bill, says: I'VE do not
know of a single instance in South Caro-
lima where the presence OF United States
troops at the polls has prevented any Dem
ocrat from voting. We know of hundreds
of instances where, in the absence OF
United States troops, colored Democrats
dared not vote as they desired. That was
before the days Of the cred shirters.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
Rrrwrn. July 81. i,79.
EDITOR or WING a C6rmre

EDITOR Oh WIG a toUWrr
SIR I saw in thc Campaign standard l'.
p,r urini,.,! boo Augusta, "a statement purpurung
10 be- the military record Ot the Hon Daniel /.
Davis. which is unjust ana far from ihc true
record OF tho man. ! WAS member ui ult
same company nud cEiihtni' I'ii NuSuSl" ,'-
a,.rl,r viii him aud the company for the 80
H. &. Cavalry, Washington, u. G., one huhlici
uud t,vcuty-thrcc !u number lie was "u duty
iu Washington, az Anau4tlr, otkl"" NJ h"i"
Zen DAVIS Wilson Raid. Rattle OF stony OtttN'
Weldon Road and iu other engagements anu
ALWAYS "a faithful soldier ever ready Tor du'l.
Your. respectfully,
How ARD VI DpntN.
late OF Co. u, l-t ID. {. Cavalry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
25 CENTS.

For twenty-five cents we VIII
send the oxford Democrat from
now IiIIa after september election.
Town committees and hard mon-
ey clubs. take notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
FROM MS coNMANprNG OFFICER.
rlrrsrrrtp, July Sd, is79

EDITOR WING X COURIER:
Last evening I received a letter froma prom
inent member of the Republican party stating
that certain leading Grocnbackcrs and Demo
Gratis of his section have been diligently search.
Ing for facts (aS they say 90 coutaminate the
excellent character OF the Hon. Danielf Davis,
and that their efforts i'm that direction proving
truitless, they have now turned their full force
of criticism upon that gCntlcman's war record,
and say that they have discovered TINT MT.
Davis was detailed IL a clerk in Washington,
that ne never len that city for the front, that
hc never did amy duty at ALL
Now, a~ Captain OF the company ia which
Mr. Davis served with honor, viii just say 20
those gcnucucn OF the Grccnhack and Demo
crntic pcr~ua-iOu that all such assertions as the
above are UNANIMOUSLY false.
OF his wan record, Nh Davis may justly and
well be proud. more NalorOu- soldier, q
ti1itr patriot. a more earnest fighter and q
purcr man never LEFT the hills of Maine.
I'm the BATTLES about Petersburg | never saw
amy man show greater bravery than that uls-
phiNcd hy Daniel ?. Davis. lie seemed en-
lowed with the lofticst courage, and the most
perfect -cltpoS~cSsion, hc had besides that
seifcontrOl and consideration for others, that
fitted him for "a higher position than De- occU-
pied and would at that time accept
He was always cool, very quick ol ptrccp-
tiou, steady OF purpose, and thoroughly rciia-
Bile af all times. Those who witnessed MS val
or will remember him as one of the iruc~t pat
riot. who uush,AthCd sword Ur carried a
ctrhiur iu defence OF his Cuuntry'- honor, aud
when the tumult OF the fight Was over, and the
boys were nj their fun, MIR. Davis might almost
always be found book i'm hand, porting over
Ai, studies He there displayed natural en-
dOwmCuts of "a high or,lcr and his "tii-cucc
and perseverance gave promise oi % hilliani
future, which have no doubt awaits him.
am, yours respectfully.
". = HOWE, NJ ID.
Late Capt Co. % l,t ID, &. CAV.
also " Ne. Cav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

Reports from several localities in
blaine indicate that Republicans who voted
with the GrcenbackerS last year already
see that they have only helped the Democ-
racy, and will return To their old party
allegiance this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
LFrom the BANGOR whig.l

The following letters from old comrades
in-armS efiectuahy dispose of the base lies
put in circulation by the Name Standard in
relation To the war record of our candidate
for Governor, Hon. Daniel +. Davis. Such
attacks rs that of the .StdRddTd only recoil
ON their authors, and the effect of this will
be hut 10 rally To the support of our candi-
date every man, who, like him, carried his
musket in support of the old flag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
HIS WAR RECORD.

The Name Standard having assailed
the war record of Hon d. +. Davis, our
candidate for Governor, its charges of
cowardice are met by fiat denials from his
comrades in arms. We copy the follow
ing extracts from the press of Maine to
show how falsely the Standard has SLAM
dered a brave man:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

Berthold Auerbach is said to be engaged in
writing tIs memoirs.
A volume of songs from the works of Ienny-
son accompanied by music announced hy the Laure-
utcs London publishers c. X, gan Paul y Co.
A critical account of the life and works of
Shakespeare has been prepared by n Hungarian
scholar and the first volume of II will be published tms
month at Euda-Pssih.
A volume of poems by Theodore Tilton Is
announced by r. Worttineton IN preparation for
issue this Fall For the most part the poems have never
yet the light. Arrangements are making for the
publication of the book London. Its title Is YET To
DC hNed upon
The large character sketches from Dickens,
announced few weeks bS Cassell. Peter G"pin
VIII be ready In a few days and the second Volume ot
The NagG-nc ~ lrt aaou; the same time This volume
Of he NagG,iae ami the first have been bound together
into m Ant Gift Book" new edition Of The Ara
bian Nights" with $50 Illustrations. Is ahuounceu ~
the same publishers.
Scribner x Wexford have IN preparation
new volume the wcil-kuown series Of sumptuous
books Of travel which now includes, among otheis lhe
"Iiaiy," switzerland" d" India" and "span' Inc
tile will tie; "Ncmce: Its History. Commerce Aren
lecture. scupur,. Painting. Industries Cosium,s' etc
II has been prepared by Charles arte erd WIN have
525 illustrations, OF winch sevenIy-tve are TO De "
page
This week Harper & Brothers viii publish
anew enlarged and in great part rewritten edition of
Andrews's Latin Dictionary" II has been prepared
by Charlton L. l. and Professor Charles Snort oi
Columbia College, ANA l. understood TO he the result ca
careful abor~. extending over several years Ia lug
Land the work Will be- issued 10y Ma, milan Co. from
the Clarendon Press 1ic AticHgpW usually as sio"
any En-ish paper % see "ud come our OF Ninol''
says II Is Ouc 90 tue m ~ important AmeIlan ooH'f
buttons 10 scholarship that W. nave YET seen
The final volume of Lange's "Commen-
tary." wo.k which was begun hltecu years ago was
published ON saturday by CHARLES sc'ionei'@ sons.
About a week hence Professor Henry NJ Baiio's "Rsc
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Gelp Wanteo.

VNANTFD.-Three lady copyiSs. Applv
w MONDAY. after II a m at Room 4s, Tribune Buildng
WANTED .-lmmedlately, two frst-cass ad-
w verisrment solicitors fnr city business only
good addross, vi Ia references need apply BUsNE-s rib
une Orlce
NTANTED.-A cook and a laundress. best
w French or German in New.Yorki pnce object Call
10 a. NJ. "a West 4sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
ptoposals.
oFFIrR rrRcmAsING nEror.

"ARAN BUILDING" CORNER GKtFN ASD HOUSTON SIS. I
NEw.l OEk CITY sept. %. 1879
PROPOSALS for TOBACCO.-PIopO-al -als, in
duplicate with copy of THIS advertlser ent attached
each in scaled envelopes marked Proposals for
the undersigned, will
the condil this once oc,ock uooi
MONDAY the 1uih day of october. 1873 which nme and
place they Will be opened In the O bidders
delivery ~ tn snbsseuoo Depot ~ his CITY, within thirty
oeys after notification ot award, OF TWENTY FIVE TiOt
SAN t2i,Oopl POUNDS OF PUG 1ObAtCD, rauai tu
sampe be at this onice The Tlugs BE- Twelve
lncLe. inches wIue pOuud IN Wcirh and
packed. without paper or foil In boxes o a. pounds The
boxes 90 ho made OF three uaternch Kiln dried
the test quality FREQ FROM knots checks gross rr aud
wrisns marEei the sample bux OF the
tobacco must accompany the proposal be
thtrcu Ihe tobacco will be subject o. inspection during
manufacture and after driiy ILc Iight Tcsrc 10 rr
icct or All bids BY authority o the COmmssay Gen.
efal Of Subsistence.
JOHN 4. HAWKINS, Major and C. =
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
LINE TO BOo rON.

A FULL NIGHTS HEsr ONLV q MGLFs OF RAIL
HE fANoAlIL PALACE STEAMERS
MAssAChUsLIl>. Captain Ray Al.h.
RHODE I~LA y d. captain Jesse Mott
leave p M daly l>undavs excepted f.Ol Pier - NORTH
FIyet NOOt VI MiIIrl.stl
fssscEgctuaitiNc iu Boston ar a. M No intermediate
HDuings uetWeen Ncw YorA sue PROVIDENCE.
AHA t al Sos Spi, otas 80 and
ga brusuway al Metropolitan ana flttb ANeuueiiotcs "
ou3 NJ tsi l-tun.f BlUfNN All. acAuts SUD az
Oil Loci and principal ticket Offices aud ata oncca West
colt EXqIt-s DDm,suN.
l.. v. EllklNa. a.. u. AgL d. :. BABCDCh Prcs'L
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
For Young Ladies-Country.

DINGHAMTON LADIES' COLLEGE, and
ID College Il Music sud Oralory opens ,iember H.
Rev X A. PATEIl-ON. A. NJ. President, Binghamton.
Iroeune County. y. i. Preparatory Department.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Acr 1lnbilrnllcn5.

A GRAND PLAN and VIEW of the site ami
~ BUILDINGS fhr Words Far r l~~ with iuu tcst ii
-l.uaii u picture o MARY Queen of -0t-' me
steel laiiol game and numerous oihei ~
attractions VIII ht lflit
the November number oi nL .pii.~l~ Mon lhLl
MAGAZIN B.. ready october D.. ou" OF Tue MOST
uriguc aud valuable numbers Of tnis model mfgr
zine: DO faIl fo the a. c"nd November numhe ;
riice - cen. . post yearly >. with copy oi Rem
karfs Cuf>o di' worth 81 Al zen ne 10
each H~cIiheI. Address ". JENNINGS DEdOki-~i u
last o.. New
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR TO WORCESTER. Limited uc<efs al
GOOD ~ PPEk on tne boats 80 CENTS Steamers leave
iler 49, Norih River, ull " al j.5U p. IA.
steamers Oi the NotWItu LINE leave same pier la '
lNe uats - n ~unday~. j.B1 iul Boston. Nor
csstor &C. AMI Tor Portland and the AAe Mounius daily
exfe
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

FOR NEW-lIANEN, its surroundings and
i all stations the New-York Boson AMI Air ldse,
North Hampton Railroads direct-~teamcr5
JOHN ~ ~IARIN and khAsIIS CORNING leave lier
II, y r. foot Of Crilandt ST. at every night IN tla
week except Saturday arrive IN Newii9vcn ~ time Tor all
morning all railroads best facilities for pdsseBeers
freight fAs y IL 30 -tarDs New Haven
transportation Line JOHN H. -lARlN,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
>-Ew-YoHK andLOYG BRANCH DIVISION.
r.IIp.EN ,nIIIuERN KAILWAY.

NEW-JGRr SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Lrlve Nfwl oiA. Pier :. Norh hfrs. io1t q corst
TO- Long Branch ..i,"nto"n AM Intern i@'" ''D'"7 AZ
-. egs.' orr. Liberty -f.. q 70. u. - IS. fs
l. frr 4 Innldse Io- hlyeI. barnegat ana m
i.i5 D. m-for IONS River vin-lanc an stations % Bay
sits 4 inif flf.. h Ilt CITY
n u- Tor lsI- Toms River, haflfsti' lutN
rrfown r. X. .na ll tl.pilA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

rNHE Old RELIABLE STONINGTON LIN

L FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS EAST
al p from Pier 5j. NHith RIVER lioot Jag.s-l
special limited ti.kc.- "a lDD ONLY 8 - a. con
meeting Tram az >tOuinxon sold this line NeNl OrA
tu Boston iOI ~
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trans each way daily tAee depOts Ia
Philadelphia. two IN NeN.NorA.
Double Track. the most improved Equpnelt aud 1As
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute stcY.
On and after July 7. 1879
Express Trains leave Nns via DrshioS-es and Coss
49,. . ,, . iind street Ferries a. follows -,
aiu ,u' S-u, 10 limited n a. nis / $50 l. >. o. ~
aud 10 y.
Boats OF "hroOksn Annex connect with through tra
NJ jersey ty anordng speedy and direct tansiec lux
pInOkyn uatr-
Returning trains leave Philadelphia l2Ol, $50 Soo .
1850 < $50 AID IL timltel lNptcss 1870 y. ml =
a3O aud 1850 = m On sunday. -Ol 3D. 5o1 50" ana
$3.50 a. NJ. ., 900 I. n. .
Ticket Ofh:cs 40. o-d and ga Btoacway. No l As,r
uensc pesbrosscs aud Coltndtsts No Coyrt
ST. sud R,oN,n Annex Depot, foot OF Fulton s biookyh.
Nos ia lld ami Ills ud-Ou uOnoAtn bep't Jersey
Ni''rkA \ n THoMSON l. T. FARMER
,..u,ral Al anagec Genl Passenger AKA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
obstruction.
For YOUNG Ladies-Countrv.

For Young IadieS-NouuHV.
DLAINFlELD, N. j., Seminary for Young
DYE SEMINARY, Rye, y. "a school for
~ young ia''oS fO' pa ''O''"' Mrs s. J. LIFE.
THE BRYAN SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
oo"o"'''u " '"o Misses sMEAD. ataua. y. Y
WILSON COLLEGE for Young Ladies,
ror nddrs M. T. Go"bsEI Iniy Ami
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY. Norton.
w Mass; vi begin its forty arm school year Ihus1dY
OF H. A. COBB ESQ Norton Mas
VOING LADIES' SEMINARY for boarding
39a Gay Gay nn,s s"t1 N rfi r. n I frnepa
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. fIackettstown.
sSoa ls@ 4sTsiS" FS ,r yss; ys; Sgso. o
ff'tIiIiTN IL 'WMiTNfY i b. H. ' Predcnr. & ''''F' ''' ~
CHAMBERSBURG Pcnn) ACADEMY.
farcus desiring school both good and cheap will please
inq""' "'' '"' j. H. sHTMhKER Ph. D. Principal
nFGARNIO INSTITUTE. Rhmebcck. \. Y,
FOR college business Ter caalosrs AMI par
"'"'iS "'''e'' '"' ri"'''gIsMEs JAMES NJ DFGARMo. Pm D.
FAMILY BOARDING SCIlOOL.-On farm II
miles from Newiors - week boar Washing sa1ga
10 10 Mrs Ss'i H. I"t."S G. M0%ELi S M4SSss.S L.
GREENWICH Academy with Mus. Institute
- and SS@l OIL & sea-ie 'oo io" LSno gaiS o'1 % '
to - 80 Opens Aug - for Catalogue Ieel address l'o"
h. u. BLAkE,LEf. \. NJ. 4. Greenwich. H. l.
EAPLEWOOD DINSTTTUTE-For both sexes;
vi Couooriyle Penn: 90 per quarter s.ni'n's pro
J.SIIORrIiD DGI. a. NJ rrincinal
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSrl UTE. New
y ton sussex county, y. j. feopcns September ior
@sut and Christian influences thorough to 1T tor col
for business 900 year Se"H 3r c,n'E"e ror'
Blair. Jersey City. = :. STEVENS. \. II.
DENNINGTON SEMINARY, ThOs. Hanlol.
j D. d.. Pennington y. j.. for both sexes. We ctr.. "a
lealthluncss couNcurnce di-ctinr thorough teaching
home comforts and moceiaie cAaf'cs
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. y. y
slt5 pr year ADDRESS ". H. BANNIsTEK. 4. NJ
GEWARD lN>IIrU TEA Female Seminary
- High school Two Boarding schools uniHro1'
management. $500 tcIrf music an mnle,n -
Florida, orange Comfy. y. y.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philadcl-
- pn nd'r care of irends Bon seNe- hina'i.e t.l
tinc fnglsh Normal Department, Preparatory ant dtln
schools. ror PARTICULARS address EDWARD IL. hAdiLL
President >wafthmorc. Delaware CO.. PENN
rs'HE BOSTON SCHOOL of ORATORY viii
ncnts ~ lo,uton ana Vocal Trainings shakc pelre srd
Dramatic Hcv srecNtr. Application r'ccirrd"t to"n
SO. 81. Cou-re 'uoul Iuii4inr ~'mcrse 80 october
ROBERT H. RAYMOND, principal.
Miscellaneous
4 LADY wishes to establish n young ladies
the Middle where such Institution Is needed aia
would be apnrr. io Nnui l!-" ON. 1l riE ,'l
with the We" Of purchasing Address \ Ian = ''
ter, y. II.
PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all Kinds
~ for .chop academies. eo,r. aul Ia 'rnl for c'il
ogue BtKft 'fAr5t Coz ne ani ] - - I.nd--l., ~
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Bieambodts dno Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nau-
iatucK and upus ,tnnic usroads Steamers
aiine ZIP tPyi -, r. H. d-iy AZ 1850. aud p u
faiI lower than by any other rOuta-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

n 4. vi fD ana ID. ok "
Leave Nesrvs per 80 y r. At 5.Bj aud 2sthst. AZ a.
m dinm BROokI.YN bv Annex boat az ~ Landing AZ
NIAfK FE..IY. tN..,r PDfNr COEsWAl.l- NEN.
Bi HG return by down bottl PD-h If.F-it, HUME
BECK, cAIsKfLL aad HUDSON; Eek~,. sold AMI oAs
checked NORTH ana W-~i Tickets or Coupons gool
Hudson RIVER railroad eceyed tor Last tnt
.fIk.Ncf / Alb oct
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
g'HE wilson \ KELLOGG SCHOOL,
For YOUNG Laoles-CitY.

MRS. .audMISS STEERSN SCHOOLS, Nos.
Lks ]. last t7tt' ara2 West IA hest Reopen ~c.. %
AMERICAN KINDERG ARIEN.
a WEST I2IIi~I.
Pupil, received az tme Call or address MISS FRAZER
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
GEO. L. coNNoR. General Passenger Agent.


4 ARkANGEMLNI OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
ls79 Leave d,os loot oi Corlndt aud Desnrossessts
p IN. for La-fun. EtthleAeu. AlcntoNu het Ing
Mauch CHUNK. rahcton, Ma iaoy city Ashland WuAes-
barre scranton ami Iunk nkhannock.
Allentown. Nauch Chnnk WuKrsDaue. EluiIra Ithaca
Geneva Auburn. Rochester Bunuu. Niagara alls and
Wcst. Pullman slcepiny coaches attached
~ ROB- NitF, -up't and EngL
General Eastern Oflec Church and
CHAS. h. CT Minus AGENT
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

TE7IE NORMAL CLASS of tine Free Kinder
',. "A fit society for Ethical ClltWe VIII Pc opened
Orfocri l. Aurcaiions should be made at once TO Miss
FANNN sCIfMtDLER, 100 West 5tin-st
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
DENNSYLYANIA RALROAD-Grent Trnr

-
i line ard United states Mail ROute after
z 1919. trans leave Ncwiork VIA Desbrosses AMI Cort
laIdi street Ferries as follows:
IApIess for Harrisburg pttsburg. the West and sonh
with Pullman Palace Cars attached H. ami $50 -
For Miismsport, I0ckhsvcn. Cory AID Era o.
m connecting CulR HtuyIlv. Petroleum ald
the Oii Regions MliansIOrt and LOokhaNcn. 10.
EaltuOre Mashingt snd The SOuth Limited Washing
ton kXurcss " Pullman Iaror Das dalv ep Suutay
lga M arrive Wa hnlt'n ~ 2 m Regular Il 4sO ana
20 a. m. l. ., and 10 1. m. sunday. lOp ir.
Express for fhladelih iu. 80 ~2u llp ilmteu,
II M. J. 500 J. . a. 80 $50 aud ID D. SUNDAY 4Sl
andv m D. . iio $50 and lo kmiglht aud secoai
C,ass l3up. m.
~ " Brooklyn Annex" at through
trans al Jersey Guy anornga speedy and direct TRANSFER
Trans Anivc-From P.ttsburg. 6;o5 1910 Ia iOOpn.
daily anu $50 IN, U-u a. IA y exc pt MuudtY From
Washington and Baltimore, 90. ~ =. S,e. 40 1910 p
% gsO IO.sN 1850 m. ., 800 t5u. H.2o $50 aui
lOld IN. SUNDAY. 800. tOJ. 6Jo 1910. il.3Oa ~
lJslu .....a.. p....t....
a f,f ~ shrnsS"S and tpItandt sts. No t.u Il lni
Broosyn Aunex Depot foot OF kulton-st BruoSlyn Nos
Id iiG AMI Huso st, HOboGcn Depot Jersey Clty
Emignut Tckct once NJ \ Bastcry-pllce. Toe Nrs.
CohpinA " ~ ca Tor .uu "a baggage tton
hotels and rc~i.leNcr~, p.,,,,,,,
FRANK THOMSON. 1eu la Manager.