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DECENT ISSUES OF
HI TIE TRIBUNE PRESS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
E0itod by Edward McPhers0n.



Revenue and Expenditures
LET Of Appropriations.
Imports and Domestic Ex.
porte.
Immigration. Railroad Tables.
National Banks and Currency.
savings Banks StatFLCs.
Public Debt OF the United
states.
United states Government
Senate and House Of Rep.
Tesentauyos.
List Of Governors Of States
New York 5tGte0overnInont
&c.. &C.
Election Returns from each
STATE and Territory, alpha
betically arranged
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NfADEMOlSELLE DE JANON, r,,,
vi SUCCESSOR AND FORMER PAIlTNER OF III.
LATE MISS HAINES. -,
Respectfully informs her friends ami The pubnc tht -e vi"
reopen Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies ana
Children nj No 10 Gramercypatk on lhsuay, sep" ~
Bows Glass and kindergarten, Oct /. 49,,
will be assisted by the same CORPS OF
ers who have contributed the school its efficiency aud
value and she earnestly socits the continuance oi the
patronage so generously bestowed in past years
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gnstrnrilCu.
For Rows and Young Men-city.

A NNOUNCEMENTl- l-Iialf-hOur writing les
N sons for business and clerks No p Parkplace
uptown. morning ami evening No 2la West near
H.
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Observation-Disclosures Tru


Line and United states Mail Route,0n and after May
49, 1879 trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses and C0r
landt street Ferries as follows
for Harrisburg, Pttsburg the Wost and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. and $3.50 ~ m
daily. .oo
For WsmspOr LOCK Laven Cory and Erie, at 800 p.
m connecting Cory for Ttusye Petroleum Centre and
the on Regions WillamspOrt and Lock Haven, . a. m
Baltimore. Washington aud the SOUTH Limited Wsshln
Express 4 Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except sunday
10 a MI arrive Washington 412 p. Regular at 4'30
and 500 m l. and 10 p Sunday, 4:SO a. N ana 10
p. ~. ~. - 90 -, or.--,.-,, , e,
$780, 4, :, s. 1880 $3.50 and 10 sunday, $3.50 and
a. M 9, $780, $50 and 10 p H. Emigrant and second
class, 1880 y. M.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex " connect with all through
Jersey Cy, aGOrng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. o.o
Trains Erriye-From Pitsburg. sos, 1040 m, 1910
D. m daily, and 600 $50 daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore, 500 a IN, 800 400
1910 D. sunday $50 and lO:lO y. NJ From Pnia
deiphI $3.50. sos, 6:5O 040 0f0, 1l3O 800 800
$40 $50 and 1910 Sunday, $780, 900, $780, lO4O,
Al 80 a. m 62O, 1910 y. m.
TIcke OFFICES. 525 and 94 Broadway, No Astor House
and Of DesbrOssCs and COrandCst NO COurtst and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF tutonst, BrooKiyn Nos
IL T. is HudsOnst HobOkeh; Depot Jersey CITY.
Emgrant Ticket ofice. so Battery place. -
+. Il. FARMER, Gel1 Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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bteamboats dno Railroads.

A The MARY POWELL, for POughkeepsie,
IA west Point, Cornwall Newburg, RondOui Kingston
COzzons, Milton, New Hamburg Hyde Park and Cold Spring
by ferry leaves daily frOm VestTyt Pier 49, N r. at $3.50
y. IL. Connects with Brooklyn annex boats
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
"a DEAN RICHMOND leave No. II North
River foot of Canast. every week day connectng
at Albany (Sundav morning eXcepted) win trains North
West and East StatcrOOms warmed by steam.
Excursion 10 Albany ana return, good 80 Gays, s2
w W. EVERETT, President.
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U1HE ERIE RAILWAY.

fI'HE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known by its name, the NETWORK. LAKE
EiIH. aud WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains
- m Cmcinnati ana Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room Coaches to Buffalo and suspension Bridge. -
D. IN DAILY Ea. Louis Express, arnylnS at Bun2lO
A. IN connecting trains 10 the west and south
west PullInans best DrawDgroom Sleeping Coaches to
I'm DAILY Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincin
and Chicago without changes also Hotel DINING cars 10
IN IN. Emigant train for the West.
Trans leave Chambers street Depot, New YORK, for
p M and ~ Midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l6
RatRerford PARK and Passaic O. 100 10 1920 |?
noon loo B. 300 l1O 5:lO 60. $50. < ~ p. 10 mid.
night sundays, q. $780, 1920 III, l6O $3.50 D. m and IL
PatsTSon 5:l5 g. Cas- 200 $780, 10 1920 1880 M ~
noon ljU 3 35 800 lJ, sib D. 5;lO 5:l5, G:l0 O:lo.
C:3O 77iOss M aud ~ midnight Sundays, q, $50,
9.l5. 1920 m, loo. $3.50. p NJ and ~ midnight 80
Midnight Sundays s:SO. 1920 j. m 100 6'3o' J. n,
Cofnwai 7'i5 a. nn 33O 4SO p. m. Sundays. $3.50
Warwick. 1;i5. 1913 a. M, ta3O D. M 90
Ncwburg. 7:s6 $3.50, $3.50 M sundays $3.50 a m.
Goshen 8. 7.5O u 1920 NJ $3.50. $3.50. 4:30, p sun
daya. q e:3J. lulu a. M. $3.50, D. N.
m trains connect with NewYork and oswego Midland Ran
Port Jcfyts 7.50 o. 1920 a. m; 43O G. D. IN Sundays
$50. 1870 a. m q. G5O and p. IN.
NOTL-Irains leaving Chambers ST. even or half hours
IIFORE d. 10 leave 23d minutes earlier than above
trains leaving CamOeTsst quarter leave 23d
earlier Boats leave 23dHt 40 i5 and llfO
m connecting with trains leaving ChamOerssL at 10 p
TcEet Tor passage for spartmensin Dravingroom
Sleeping Coaches be obtained aud orders for Ae cheek
m s ana nsg @ Of 9 eag1ss 3y 3 bPoaay he aS tss
C0uTtst., Brooklyn, or at the Companys DepOts.
INDrots ains rom the West arrive In NeW-YOrk at 7;25
JNO. n. ABBoTT Gen1 Pass'r Agt, NewYork.
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Tho Third Part of The american Catalogue
extending from Lcaor" to "Robbio" is issued by A. O.
Armstrong Son, who have assumed tho publication Of
the work, while the editorial management remains as
heretofore in the hands of Mr. f. Leypodt, whose signal
qualifications for tho duty have been constantly ex-
bbted the character OF the successive numbers thus
far The concluding part will probably be published
early in the Autumn leaving only the secondary work
Of the subectindex volume TO he completed. In the
convenient arrangement Of the " Catalogue" in the
fidelity and thOrOughness Of its literary preparation
and in the typographical good taste Of lie mecban
ical execution contribution presented to American
photography of practical value, ana which
challenges favorable attention Of booksellers. libra
rans comperS of literary works. and readers of books
In general.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
For BOYS and Young Men-country.

GA Homeike Boarding School for louI
~ Bows. T. HINDS A. NJ, Hampstead. Long Island
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gtedmboats an6 RAILROADS..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
4, Leave New.York from foot OF Desbrosses and Court
landtsts.
800 IN. Washington. Pittsburg Columbus Cincinnati
Indiana polls. Chicago aud the West chmoud charleston
Pullman from Baltimore 10 NEWARK,
Ohio. Pttsburg ana Chicago.
1:OO D. n for WashingtOn the West. Pullman tars
from NewYOrk baltimore and Washington, making cl0o
connections Ptttsbure Cincinnati Indianapolis O15vne
Louis Through Pullman Baltimore 10 Clncn'
natl and st. Louis - -.
Washington and the West making same con-
DectOn for the West as the p. m. train -,
1000 D. daily Washington, the South and West
sleepcrs Baltimore and washington
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati lndabapo
Louisville Lonis Columbus PittsDuTR the south ana
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore TO Cncl
natl, Washington with trains Tor LyDchourg
Florida, New orleans ana the south NJ.
For through tickets please call at COmpanys once ~
Broadway York. ticket Offices foot OF COrtanut
and Desbro 3sessts and Depot, Jersey city. - ..,,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 40 KANSAS, NEBHAShA
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n Eh -1Uhh CEN hAI anu IlCDDON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencinR May II 1919,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
500 a m, Western and Northern Express, with Craving
TO Albany Rochester, and from Albany 70 Mon
tTeai Saratoga -,
1880 a u hc,o and Western Express, with drawing.
room oars 10 Cananda qua, Rochester ana Bu1alO.
HOO Express to Albany and Troy win connexions
TO Utica, Saratoga and Rutland.
400 D. m Montreal EXPRESS with through sleeping car
via SL Adams 49,
900 M ST. Louis Express, daily, with sleeping cars for
Louis running through every In the week. also sleep
ing Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toledo and Detroit ana
Montreal excepting Sunday night, via Saratoga.
1880 D. m. Fast Express for Rochester ana CORNING VIA
Geneva sleeping ears eneya and Rochester.
$3.50 D. M Pachc Express daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara FAILS Buffalo, cleveland Toledo Detroit
and ChcagO and excepting Saturday night TO OgdensbuTg
HOO Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy.
Tickets for sale at Nos 252 and 43 broadway and at
Westcctt Express Companys Oces Nos. 100
9i2 Broadway, NeT-York. and 1888 gon-st,
BrOoklyn O. B. MEEKER,
IerA
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
boats 80 cents Steamers leave Pier 4O North River
every day. except Sunday, at 5:3O y. IN.
Steamers of tho NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
including sundays at for Boston, worcester. &C.
Portland and the White Mountains, daily excepting
Safr
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

A large octave volume of Documents Rela-
tire to Me Ortgin and History Of the Smfhsonfan Lsst
tuition, edited by william ]. Rhus, is published in
Washington by the Institution. The work under
taken at suggestion Of the Board Of Regents, who
requested the late Professor Henry TO take charge
its preparation The death of Professor Henry pre-
vented the original plan from being carried out and the
completion of the work intrusted to the present
Editor who had already been engaged in the selection
OF the necessary materials and OF whose labors the
present volume ts the result. 1t is work of eminent
value In relation the subject, containing the Will
of James smithson, the Congressional debates and
legislation regard to the beques for series of forty
years. with various reports and memoirs letters
atn to the organization proposed by Professor Henry
and variety of matter connected with the finances and
practical workings of the Institution.
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xVEST BRIGHTON BEACH

xVEST BRIGHTON BEACH
CONTY ISLAND PROSPECT PARK and CONEY
ISLAND RAIIROAD.-The only steam road running direct
10 the Observatory feet high, and the ocean Pier
long landing passengers in the centre Of all the
principal attractions
EXCURSION TICKETS, 25 CENTS.
Time from Brooklyn Depot, ehaye. and 20tst Green
wood only 10 minutes. Take horse at Fulton Catha
rne south and Hamilton Ferries.
Saturday and sunday afternoons June
$3.50, by DOwnings celebrated Ninth Regiment Band
and Nir. Arbucke, the wOIldrenowned cornet solost
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GeacDers.
TUE NEW

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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2<Sl Ihiidaye, COZ piIin In To- y m at regular
onceraiea
A GRADUATE of StCyr, France, and Heldel-
~ berg eTmany professor Of modern languages and ter
French German spanish mathematics anu har ~
several pupils during the next summer vacation f. dc C
Tribune Ofice.
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Supplies GOOD teachers with positions Apphcatn
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COACHING for Fall examinations, by clas,-
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method copies of testimonials Address
YALE GRADUATE Tribune Uptown Once ], ,Z5o BroadWay
ERAULEIN REINECKE, q native of North
Germanv daughter Of the late Rev DR. IL Reinecke from
the University GOttgen successful teacher N
City would ike 20 receive some more yOng as ~. no
c during views and situation are very atac
tive healthy. the house standing on te highest pom, OF
IN etOn on the II udson, Ncw-i ok City. station a.
II Teachers wanting to study German during tho vacation
would be received for moderate terms
CITUATIONS WANTED for gentleman to
- teach College Preparatory TrgOn0metTy snd hitay
Drill Lady for Vocal and Instrumental Musiei Lady Tor
English, French and Music Lady or Engis ati. 6ienGh @
Drawing. prefers to West Address ROBERT O. FAOh,
A. NJ, Mount Hone Ladies' seminary Iafry:0Wn. n. 4.
YENEACHERS supplied to schools and families
4 without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA-
TIoNAL BUREAU, 81 Union-square
TUEACHERS Of.known calibre and character
promptly provided for Families, schools Colleges j. W.
schernernoi Amer school Institute. 80 l.. l4hsN.Y
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Among the more recent issues Of Harper's
Hdif Hor Series, &" Mr.. Grantleys Idea" lively
story by John Esten Cooke MY Sisters Keeper" an
attractive English story for girls, by Laura NJ. Lane
"Half-Hour History of England" by Mandell
Creighton, NJ A, a comprehensive outline extend
ing to the year 1870 and designed Introductory
volume EpOchs Of En- gsh History" edited by the
author; Macaulay's celebrated essay Oh Lord
Bacon and OF selections from Thackeray's
Lectures on the English UumOrsts" including Swift,
COngreve Addison, Steele Prior, Gay, Pope Hogarth,
smOett Fielding sterne, and Goldsmith, and forming
anthology Of literature not to be found within
the same compass in the English language.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
,wton when he enunciated the

truth than was Newton when he enunciated the
theory of gravitaton Whatever truths, hitherto hid
den she may in the Of ,ime grow conscious or
she holds that these were in her teach
ing, though before she did not know It's just as
gaytation was implied in many ascertained facts
that men knew well enough long before they knew
that it was implied in them. Thus far, then, the
Church of Rome essentially is the spiritual sense OF
humanity, speaking to men through its proper and
only possible organ It's intricate machinery, such
its systems of representation its methods Of vot-
ing, the appointment of its speaker, and the legal
formaties required in the recording of its DEGREES,
things accidental only or if they are necessary.
they are necessary only in a secondary way"
The present work. like the previous productions OF
the author, indicates excess of imagination over
ceaTness of insight and sOundness Of Judgment. HIS
fancy takes alarm at the portentOus shapes which are
dimy deserted through the mist Of image, ,insteadof
his patiently examining their proportions in the We
racy of sunlight. His description of modern science,
Inmany respects, must be regarded caricature OF
which the cOloTs have been supplied by the lnten-
sty of his fears rather than by the tranquil obser
yatiOn Of facts 1t is certain that the men Of science
of the present day not tncturcd with the spirit
of mbelief to the extent which is represented
by the author The successors of Faradsy and Agas-
siz who share their faith while they inherit their
y
in influence. The consciousness Of a spiritual life
has not passed away from a host of minds of pro-
fOundestthought, who find nothing i'll the disclosures
of science to shake their faith in the eternal ver
ties of reason and religion. Nor perhaps is the
present age more deserving the name Of an age of
mbehef than preceding ages. The eighteenth
century presented an example of denial and donbt,
Of pTofane scoffing and dissolute living 10 which
no parallel can now be found, but it was succeeded
by a moro passionate love of TRUTH higher
tone Of ethics, and a deeper sense of religion. If
the reign Of dogma has been weakened the
dominion Of q spiritual faith has gained fresh
power and won wider triumphs. Mr.. MallocEs
book accordingly, affords a curious example of TAX
ing part for the whole, of overlooking wide
circle Of social and human interests, of ignoring
large classes of profound and powerful thinkers, Of
taking for granted the death of religious faith, as
he witnesses the obsequies of certain temporary
forms. The dirge-like notes with which he accom-
panies the procession will not be accepted as the
music Of humanity, will the burial of the soul
be deemed the inevitable result OF The progress of
science.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The Of the classes for the year VIII pegn
at 9SO a H.. on MONDAY. MAY TO-
The examination Of candidates for admission VIII begin on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4, at $50 a IN.
SCHOOL OF MINES.
Tho animal examination Of the classes VIII begin
MONDAY, MAY 10, at loan.
Candidates for admission TO any one OF the hve reghi
COURSES viz: Mining Engineering Civil Engineering. Met
aIurev Geology and Paeontology Analytical and Applied
Chemistry will present themselves at $3.50 a. mo
FRIDAY, JUNE g.
COMaEN CEMENT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL. AT 10 A NJ
F. A p BARNARD, IL. D.. President
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
For Young Ladies-Ctty.

FA p BARNARD, IL. d. President
4Qth-st Madison and 4th-aTes.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSPY.

Trans Leave Tor Ingevood Uloser iicrmon and Mack
7. Ss o. 300 I, 3, T. 400 b:3o. O4O, $3.50, 1890
SUNDAYS, m. and 63o .. m rho 1880 p. train will
leave 81 mEuteH later saturday nights.
Manuel SVrng Valley ana MOn-eS T. $50 m, t5O p.
JNO. N Abbott, Gon1 Pass'r Ag'L, New. York
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A GENTLEMAN who has been empIoyed fo

~ several teacher Oi the English branches in
nrstcass school n this cY. desires engagement for The
coming excellent ostimona5 TciertuCe- Address
ALPHA. BOx -. Tribune Once
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Eau 6ei)ools.

VALE Law School. .-Regular course, 2 years;
Cradunto course dor degree OF DC Ii Fall term
cTeHs sept 20. Address PIut WAYLAND New-Hsven. Ut
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A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

-. ~. E4BBAhD ana DANldELL. DREM N,., . =. O
a. m by Annex boat fIOm BROOKLYN at "a. MI Landing
at NNACK FERRY WEST POINT. CORNWALL, NEW:
BU Ru, PUKEEPsIE, RHINEBECh, CATeklLl. and
HUDSON Passengers landing at WEST POINT, CORN
VAIL or NEWBUkG can return by down boat tickets
sold and baggage checked north and west Tickets or Cou
pOns good on Hudson River r. r. received tor passage
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

NEW JERSEY s2ETHERN G2EE. RAILROAD
Commencing June 2, 1879. Leave New-YOrk, foot OF
Libertvst. &C.. II. r. OF n. j. for
Highlands &c, Sl5, Il:45 a. m; 400, 5;l5 p. m.
Toms River, $40. ll45 a. m; 4OO p. m.
Nneand, BridgctOn and Atlantic City, 1l:45 a. m
NaretOWn $40 a. mt 400 M
BIlneg1t aud TuCkertOn, 400 p. m.
Philadelphia and Mt. Holly, ll4j a. m. 4:O0p m
Prom Pier D. n r. foot RectOrst) for
Highlands, Long Branch auG EatOntOWn, 400 p. m
on SUNDAYS for Highlands and Long anch $3.50 a M
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND pUILADEIPIIIA,

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
EXPKESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOt rs.
York. foot II Lbertyst Tor Trenton and Pha-
depLia 40 G:3O = O. II a. 1870, l. 5:3u - p NJ
Philadelphia from Station North Pennsylyana Ran
road Ihirand Berkst5 at $40, way, $40, 03O ll''O 7
l:ta 1880, $50, - y. ,-
NewY Ork at ;20 except Monday, b47
5.l3, IO:2O q. Il. l2:lJ, 2;2O, 4:i2, t;l6 p. N ,
Pullman DrawHgTOlm cars are attached to the 90O l
p. H.. trains from NewYOTk TO the TAO a. m, la5 p me-
trains frOm Philadelphia. .
SUNDAY TRAINs-Ieave New.YOrk and Philadelphia at
T 530 12 D. Leave New York for Trenton al . a. m
$3.50 p. Leave trenton at l:-O 800 n m, b;lO D. l
Connection made al Jersey C stat on by Terry 10 ana
rom BROOKLYN and " Erie" Depot Jersey City.
Tickets for sale at foot Of beryt ga Broadway at
the principal hotels and Offices Of tho Erie Railway IN New
york ana BrOOkyu, az No. COurtst, Brooklyn Bag
gage cAeC Aed from residence 10 destination.
H. T.. BALDWIN, Gem Pass. Agent
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H ARRANG ENENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1879 depOts COrandt and DesbrOssests
100 p. IN EastOu. Bethlehem. Allentown. keadn9
Aauch Chunk, naIlcton, MaIaEOy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre, scranton and TuIAAannOCk.
$40 D. m.. Night Express daily for EestOn. Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk WliEesbarre. Emira, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBT SAYRE, SuD't and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office corner Church COrtandt-sts
CHA5 II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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QealBer5.

4 LADY TEACHER would like from middle
IA Of June q home In healthy country place 10 teach
children three hOur daily equivalent tor board
references exclaimed Address 22 Warrcns Bro1klyn
4 experienced teacher of mathematics aud
"a English branches wishes engagement he Is Rradn
ate OF AaLschoo and has been engaged for several
yearH IL one OF the schools IN tis city. Address
TEACHER, Box IL, Tribune Office.
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SECOND RoARD-I O'CLOCK r. "

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D, O,O0o....... As =
Great Western I'd
NJ y coup
4 4.0OO.......- 80 =
L & w B c c exc
5000. DcbS 10
StL & Sn l. 20 & B
2 600. be. ~
ST J. / NJ & 30
lst Income
l,OjO be. 30
Butch rs q Droy'ns
Bank
1873. be. %
Wells Fargo EX
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Fort Wayue -

DelL3cK a. " est
900 ...... 59s
y y Late & Trst 90
90 .....-. $50
Morris & Essex
20 ..... 9zs
Louisville aud Nah
lOU........ 65t
lOD....Do. 5oS
lt-l......-- J0N
Frankfort & k0
lUb....--.. 2}13
II & StJO Pret
lO0...b5. ~.
40O.....s3. 1875
Ohio & Miss
200 ...... loS
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Art schools-New-York City.
hrs. LOUISA B. CULVER

WI receive pupils painting Qaudscap flowers sn ne
china and LeCOraOn) at her studio THE Bea' No. Il Es'
oGth-st., corner 4thavc.
out of door sketching during May and June -
RefCreuces Mr. II. Huntington Mr. VIM Hart Mr James
M. Hart, Nh. a. H. Bellows
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10 A. M.-sALEs gEFoRE THE c.t,
Dis ofC3-65s
Cdliatlt oOulntIN
1gFf.n.Wuufaal

4. fOU.... C. - ,
r w q Ogdensbrg
LIST II Cons
10000 ....s3. ~
1900 ...s3. AZ 3
b,OOO.-.... a. .
4 & W q q ex-cOup
10000 .....-. 72la
Am Dist Tel
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OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ Ferry station New-Yors, foot OF Liberty st.
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot of Fuionst Jewes Whar
Commencing Nov 20, lS1oIrains leave Nov" ioos Vi
Liberty-st rs tolOwsi ,,,
G:3O m.-FOr Pennington, Easton Belvidere, Mancn
Chunk. TaTnaqua, WilkesbarTe Emra &C. Connects at
Junction with D., /. and ". II r. ...-.-
SiJ m-Fur Hich Bridge Branch, SchOoleys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong. Easton, Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Hazeton Wilkesbarrc Scranton
WiIismspOrt, &c. x.,-.-
1880 and 4.30 p. m For someryle and Flemington
m-FUr Pennington, EastOn, Mach Chunk, IamAquA.
WikesbarTe. ScTanOl Tunkhannock, Tamaqa, Hazeton,
Reading, Pottsyille, Harrisburg &c: , ,,,-,
,. m-For High Bridge Branch schooeys, Mountain
Mauch Chunk Connects Junction with d. L. ana W. RR
63O D. M. day.-For EastOn, Allentown ana HarIlbDug'
7:45 D. m.-FOr EastOn.
For trains to local points tables al stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leavo at q. m, II p m; Tor BOunu
Brook and intermediate points, and at 530 M for Easton
Reading and Harrisburg. -...,.
Boats the Brook Erie Annex" make connection
City station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Commanding June 2 1879 Trains leave for Red BANS
Long Branch, Ocean Grove &C., at sO, lI4o H. 5;0O A
press, 4, j:lj y, m nm . ,,.....u o.o
tl and Fair Haven az RED BANK
and from Point Pleasant Girt with all trains.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Lnaye foot Of LbertYst, for Freehold at
s:lJ ll:4j a. IN, 4, 6l1 p H.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
Il al stations the New.YOrk, Boston ana Air Line.
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-Steamers
JOHN II. SrARIN an; ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier IL,
n H., foot O Courtlsndst. M p. every night in the
week except saturday; arrive In Newaven in time for all
morning trains all RAILROADS. best facilities for passcagers
and freight fare 81 excursion al 80 Starn's New
Transportation Line ,o,,., =, s,.r,
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
FALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 30.
%EW-HAYEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD,


~ sPRlNGFIELD. HOLY OKE. WHITE MOUNTAINS
QU EBEC, sc, steamers leave Pier 20 r.. u. at 4
and IL D. M. Sundays eXoeDJo d. connecting with
special trains for above intermediate poina Tickets sold
and baggage check ed AT Si4 broadway, n.
BrookIyn. EKcurslon % Newnavcn and reInrn 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
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