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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
TO PHlLADELPHl1A,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
,..,, ,rrsrtrD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
THE OLDho44N BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

90 ,y.rN6 EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT ~ NDAf' .
~ hhHE11,ttTs IN PHILA DELPHiA' IN NE"-AohA'
,,r.,uE TRACK THE MOST IMPEoX W io,,r L9II Up
Do DE-. n .rTIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
hEN 80 - " If1I ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ny AND AFTER NOVEMBER ., 1880, r.
- .c..'',r,s lea v- Neg.YOrk De'DtO.sos an COrL
hHHp,ac, .trerfs Ferries. as fclDWa o.,o , an
a. - a. and 10 y. ana Il night ,unuays a'V' an"
%. ~, o. n Z $40 ana 10 y m. ana IL hgnL . -.
,oa, ~ In. leave NeW-YoTk daily, except SUNDAY a.
Express a. m running through VIA Trenton ana cam
--.,.-. .,uexp connect all through
Boats 81 -s@y CIV anOrdng speedy and direct irsnsf
toT broosy leave Philadelphia 2:oi $40 d O.
zau = s ana Limited T5pfe's iSo p ID 81
4 6;4u ana "a soo m Leave Phil pha Camden q
a ~, a. a. n M daily except sundaY 49,, ,Yo,.o am,
M aha 30 ees 20 aud yi Bros"a As'or House ana
Ilcket nd ST. C0utsi anu brooA!
foot OF If rnonsL Brooklyn; Nos Ia ll6
Annex stsneon HOn.ken station, Jersey City tm
anu 20 pe If ONCE attery place III al, o., anil o,.t
grant york transfer Company VIII eau ior anu onoOA
baggage from lOtes az l. T.. FARMER
FRANK IliD.nI Manager. GeuI Passenger Agt.
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l. W. FILKTN-. @ n 10 20 '' Nteh-
TEHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NbW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

CEMENT OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT MAY TO- 1880
. a n-CiIciunau aHd Chicago Day express Drawing
room TO bGh 10 al 81 ens,On E,vng at Bu-
Jalo AZ 3 a. m. connecting with last rams 70 my
Southwest Puiman's best Drawingfnpm sleeping NoAoneS
10 Bun%' ay.,- Express for me West sio ping
StOnno sIIhoat hlnge a Hotel Ding cars - Chicago
'r ma - m IN. rsGi for tie " est .,. o.,
Trans 64S "a ll.3o a. ~ 81 4:1u. go 6:lO $3.50
" M ami ~ ; midnight saturday nights only sundays
sIo n p ara Passac D. 1850 10 1920 m-the doso
rain stop az kniIe iG GIGG g. . 1880 D. m -
ndoishI sundays GOO $780, lo-Oa m 40 o'3o p H.
and y mn IT, 7:5u $40 10. LOGO, 1880 In II noon
!, - a S,In BOO 42O. 4'i1 o. J.U %" S,UI o. ~
775. :. 1850 p u a9a y M And 2 nidnis o'''
"t1le,1 600 30 1920 H. l43 5J0 6o9; o;i0 ~
1880 p m any midnight @ @iSn,r o''' '''O
W i4S Ss7 u.s. 5iP iJa ' f ip no .,o suo
NevburR and r4waiL 7:5O, y n M o''' ''' - -" $3.50
dty en- a d ingston. 800 800 p III sundays o''
&ia.n,u o. 1861. b. 1920 S:so $50. 1890 'IoP III
ennd4y q, s.3 100 Z. m Ono' y n A3O Z 7I5 D.
snSys $50 10 a $50 p ~ ing y;e MIs9i
~ rams connect With Ne"York ana o'"es' "A'
Riroad az s" 95o O. IO.zo q. M 4SO L l. Il5 p m sun
days $50 1910 M q 81 s a Of and quarter after
-, horr from 3 g.. 10 9-40 j H." M" " O' anu ~
D. IN. . O., .s.,ge AMI liz apartments in Draw ny Room
IicS 70 ~ Coaches b. OBTAIN ana CRU, ioi ulo
ehselPEe s ss s0s 1ss 955 sEoweSN " No
rnntst Brooslyp OF a., a. West 1--WE In New york 71J
and }i'25 and tYgBof Pass'r Ast NewYOrh
~,op,CHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ rims leave Englc wood CloStei nsn ~ su ny
sct T. B. $50 nj T. t9o' r no. 20 o No. train VIII
sunday minutes later SATURDAY nights $50 H. AGO
leave sn D spring Valley ana MonseS ''' WV ~ NV
D. N. mo \. AgsoTT, General Pass'r Agent Ne"-YorE
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fdcncr5.


4 COLLEGE GRADUATE and experienced
~ teacher oesres private pupils address III Or tribune
Uptown once. ~ Bro'ow.y
4 HARVARD GRADUATE. of varied cx-
ion ' SPe e. ,V 90 81 H. Box s'. i I
LADY cxreucuccd i'm teaching Latin,
~ tr ncn ENGLISH dncluling Object system ana
ma heaaucs WILL Gi' IONS .gt Tf %Irc can or AZ
dress y. IS WELLS, J. LeNingtoD-ayo., cry.
ALL WANTING BEST TEACHERS, Amer
~ lean cgn for families. scno or clleges' Tor ny
G,IamIn' ~" Or 11 sIopI fGv seoreary hmcroln
sch0o ! stita,e so las. lltust. New.f'fN
4 MEXICAN AID Ell BOPEAN TEACHERS
- bUlAt ,g Ti'n1 e.a a , G"ig5g '3 O. in
Ion't rsn ~. WIN "a crib tlt.r. conpa.os ana gy,
iroalrar, EcaYob.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
-ro1r5r Sonpee emf Professors Prncpa. and Teachers
I.aes cong abroad OF To- e eo@iM gS2 Is s' 1a NJ
YOUNG American and foJegp Teachers Agency =" Union
rguara
STCCEs~FUL TEACHER. Priacc.o on
"a rrIaa oe.ses pupis Tor private instruction day o.
N ee..,,fa- g.. ",s, ,,t ..., ,... ySw,Y5is
4 SUCCESSFUL TEACHER with long ex-
n p.Ic.ue g. ho creIan ' boys SIRE, two OF i.r-e
F.li5 i' .'.e. s,.,fJ ,dite.s I-Cii j..H nc.
lI.l.u. Uptown 1c'. l.-5f 3 oid"a,.
TUTOR. qualified TO teach En-l-h. VI th-
G. q. g.. lI.0 ne 4 ip;1su 81 c. i,-l, Eioid0.y.
VASSAR GRADUATE C70 years a
= rupI oI nf j. 100 t"r cesirrsa lo' M re nnsic Pt
ti., s- a,. c.r.ei ,lcI.r Aodrrs. Hiss = j.. w.
zciuaert.s lar be store. Us Ia ontqua'e.
A YOUNG FRENCH PROFESSOR ~: D.,
1s !, men U T,',.s oace = nroadVay.
YOUNG LADY WHO b studied music IN
y u ol,ere.t're g l'o1e wishes 10 siHe ,esso, iI
g. c.louer 81 s. lnon-qu.rc.
VgXPERlENCED iUTDR.-Yale graduate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
YNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EQTfrF.-1he steamers Of tls Line take Lituteu2Dt
N,ury. Lane routes at al seasons ol One year
cry OF tlll.-iI .----.I i l 100 ID > +,oF 10 % d
CiTY or BbJ-~ I'm UR-DAY. nov -. II a IL
CITf OF %E".YOR MI T. tsDAY Dec. / a. m.
a. ~ uF RtCHIDND UkpAf, ID C. IS 40 H.
- Prom fIcr 81. y. r. foot OF ChartonsL
CABIN s-O and 500 Return ckrt- Oh tteorabe terms
RAGE e2~ Prepaid. $50. Drafts at OWest rates
Saloons. ttaterOoms. snOalnA and pathoon' auushlPh
qlcs. tteantr- DO not carry cattle. sheep or iies
JOHN u. DALE Agent, u anu SO ,lnadway, y. J
PM areIrAiI Office no. 100 ~ONtA Alh-C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
5ienmboais and Railroads..

4 Isl 30 TO Troy and return, VIA CITIZENS
"a. LINE. New steamers SARATOGA AMI CI or
TROY daily except saturday, at p. from Pier 40 new
No 4ll y. d. foot Leroy ST. KEGJ LAR FARE ONLY 81
steamers leaving ~unda touch At a baIY.
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4 REDUCTION or FARE.


4 REDUCTION or FARE.
Z TO BOSTON t FALL FiyFR ri LIE IIrrD TICKETS
Correspon ing reduction Ea.tefn poilts II rnn IN
steamers bristol and PROvIDENcE dy suadigs Ia,
lrookyn 40 M Jcr ey 10y. 45 m via Annex boats
hotels .nd cet OIL the Office the Pier and On board
GU. /. coNNoR BORDEN 4. LovI1I,
Genera Pa -seager AGENT Agents.
(ENIRA RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y -otaum New-Yosk, foot Of Libertyst' station in
BTeekiyn loot Of Ia ,en,t Jewel 5 wh'rt ,or ,oo, o.,
G3. ~ or r einsion, Eas,9n Aq 1, 60 r-.,o,
., l. & Western r. r. Elsun Allentown wlkesbaue.
s:i5 a. intor Bennington. E,son allentown. Reading
H. Iu-uug, '."hch ihlK DaiNi eW ilh- o-t iaAd4 '.-
For EN- S,n Easl AenoWn Reading uar
$50 p m.- Fg EI-,oa Bath Mauca chuuk, T'maqua
Dnft1n. WIZ .-bIrre scranton. &c.
1:5l p nror -caooey's Ai'uutain, High Bridge Branch
49, j. m.-For somcr ne. Tlemng99H &C. .r,,,,,-,
Re'diig uarnsbars Mauch Chunk. wlkesbarre, &c.
.;45 .. M or hasto s M ION M fr Bound proo,
and Sp T,m ,,S , Stations o; Of 5o p M of Aoa
Tol Nt~aI a.. 49, G.i5 Gij 7l5. 7:tj s15 $40. 9l5,
s:5e j." l"o il a. nj u ne - io 30 '''O
Eo' t i .i l ,'i' ma lrie En1ex" make connoc-
ton. 10 sad from jersey Ciy station
NEW-YOBK AND LOHG BRANCH DIYI-
5 Az aar 4E S5 c Fs9 5Ho' 7ol f% d a9
ilrl-aut Toms River. Ia.u.elt, tILA tiIc Cl -, Sc
J 3D. $3.50 4.Ol. 5:.1 10.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
C0NN. rIOH. Leav- loot OF Libeity-st iof Freehold
at 81 q, lIij o u. 400. 3'I t n
NEW JERSEY SOU fHERN RAILWAY
- Leave >ev-YofE foot Liberty ST.. " H.
Wa IranrLruu;
Tor sau.y Look. S:l5 ll:f5 q 10 $3.50 o. ~.
Tor rghands D. a. D. l-iJ q. IN. 3, 900 J.. NJ
10 monmouth Beach and -caUrlsat o, slj, ll:lj O. m
$3.50 4 80 u:ao u.
N.l ed E1. ...- ,,...,+ o.
IL. on r NalClestlr OILS I,NtT, II 4A- IlC CITY
az AZ .'- FoH al stations Writings, Toms River rarne
/ q G.
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6eaIskin 6atques, etc.

FUR SEAL SACQUES redyed best manner I;
dargest shade highest lustre lengthen,d win seal
otter or Beaver; lined and finished COMPLETE also ior
sale Ow-prced -ea SacGues, from SO 10 slSO T. u
BOUGHrON, D HowIrd-st
EURS, FURS.
L SEAL sACQUFs too short heightened with seal otei
silver beaver or any trimming Circulars DOlhans fur
II cd turned az small expense. MA LEks, "a East l4th a.
EURS, FURS.
L SILK CIRCULARS and DooLLMANs FUR LINEDa
great baTeain.. IAhLEI.o. a. East l4Il-sI
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YMPERIAL GERMAN Nail I. d

NOkIH HE4tMAN lsD / ~
STTAM-IyIt Line 3LlNELN NtN-1 OAA,
SOUVIIkN pTON And BREMEN. -
UONAU -. sat nov -. n tCkAR--.-sa' Nov. y.
iItl Soy. ~ Ol T. az. ~;
IA TFS OF PASSAGE from NEW DIRK tQ SOU A1AAF-
TON. HANRL OR BktMEN ~ -,c
FIRST CABIN .SlUOl SECOND CABIN ---..--SOo
STEEBAGE. $50.
pofro cers M reaucel rates. PREPAID steelge e. rtl
cafe- s2S steamers sll from Pier between - coma ana
Thirds To-. HOaOkcn n .,,. o. ,., o, D,-.tr, f.r,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

1TP~. +. JLENEGAN BOWEN viii resume
VI H.r lessons m music Ia m0o.Iu aneuafta al'ei Sop
teLltl ~. For particulars Apply a. 4l3 Ci"ioD'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
Danlina Aranemcs

ALLEN DODWORTIl'S -, ,.,.
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No 65l FIFTH Az r.
For DAYS DC. send Tor CIRCULAR. The new fo9
Quadre by Alien Dodworih just punished by VIM A fOhu
& Co. worthy of attcnti0l
ALEX. MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOR DA NCING. ll2 9Th ave. near lfthst
Private tuition my For classes send Tor circulars
4 + MIR. TRENOR'S. Broadway and 32d-st.
n Adults are RAPIDLY taught the lew WALIZeS'
Children GRACE~ Of the dance. Wa Lib ~, &C.
Lessons every day ana evening. FRIDAY kECEfIION9'
CARL MARW lG'S School for Dancing, 81
- Madison the lancer by Mr. Mar"lg VIII soon
De
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY'S CLASSES
w Mondays aud Thursdays. Lyric Han, othhYe- D.
tween 4lst and 42dsts The Newport Lahclefs orouSS
taught TO all classes
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Yneirnfiion
For Both Sexes Country.


A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOLa nor GU III a
N arm fourteen mics irom NewNork - per We" t,
hoard washing tuiti0n; comforts OF country home MIS-
III. G. MORRELI, ManhRssett h. !,
DFFORE FIXING ON A BOARDING.
ID sCaOOI for your child. please address or crOuiai
THOMAS nANLON, ID. De- bennington, Ne@-1orsey.
CIRCULARS of good schools, with I'M elll Ill,
" rent ADVICE free parents peTsonaly mailed io p
age W. Schormerhorn ecAmrcu sclooi ILs'' ." r. ~
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL lNSillO VI ! H.
wi Mt Ksco " Tor young lanes ana ohli,n,
open sept 10 terms reasonable MISS l. hS"~ iio'P""
PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE.-Ad-
Il mits both sexes endowment hall million tm,oh
lee courses Of study. classical sclenuhe anu ~ "
raj thorough preparatory Department. expenses - 70 -
per week. For catalogue address JoShh SilOf'i
a. NJ. Pre-. ideni state College Penn
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. -
Roth sexes; 1928 pc" year extras but mnsic opens
sept IL for new catalogue w H. BANNIslb H, a, NJ
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BndgetOn,
y n J. For both college preparatory Institute
classical and scientific building brick Modern lul'
nr1yempnts Climate mild very healthy Instruction thor
0uCh Begins sept send catalogue H. X IiasE llD'
Miscellaneous
PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
n for schools Academies Colleges and HATS send i0f
catalogue. BAKER. PRATT d CO.. No 10 Bondst-' ~ l.
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VIA THE
STONlNGlO LINE,
CONNECTINO FOR AL POINTS EAST.

The Iiecanf oe4me1s
MASSACHU EFT >, N ssdys lLnrs9ays and sai9ru1S
and SIONINGIO& On MOn.aJs, wednesdays "uU FIJI
DAYS al -, moo urt,p % - d
oo+ M Law ST. irving IN Bos a a. NJ special Lmite
Fir-Cass Tie cts notween Ne ORR III" hVsUoh 'OOD
az IL rs specified ~ their face-&< a a. ~ -
all PRINCIPAL lc~e olnces SLale ms
Al Express JpAPauyt AZ -No'
~ an 81 Broadway, and at MeIUp0 iu ana run avenue
Hole ticset Offices ,,,.,. ,,.,,s,orr- oN-rN
Sinner. ITCTftA and La "a rayr Pier ~ Noftn
Vver fool OF Warfenst dalf lcXcep Hulda5 y ~ l. N
;or Bu.ton. via Providence dir CT
T,isnt via either iEe taken IA lowest rates
iIcIs"' va VIM H. - SAB. DCk. Presideu..
nr. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

c.wl Ult ..-J8cls0n ~cmntT --AiSlSl
fsa tI ala Fr-.ci Day -cl''i -ol .'u..
.l.t. t..r.. 5l5 c Bib . l-J.l,., re'4 i. sep" 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
Tor BOYS ana Young Msp-Coun1rv

Tor Boys ana Dung Msn-COunrv.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding
! school. Wm.e Pains ny. PnocTa o. q. WINS 10 D.
pETrS MILITARY ACADEMY, -.,u,..,
n 4S HlGSR prsSS H for sl ass CoLLEGE
StI NluiC HOJLo.'ic
DGYS and YOUNG MEN puva'eiy fi'el loT
- StS < 2tar Sos. M, se. Mass f. nor tANN.
C0PVWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL, on The
\ Hoasou. y l-Iilgh eIcCnq b1sis az. Of seenlde
foloo boys in eelcate healt2 care c NY n Gas VIII
EIAiWOOD INSTITUTE, LauesbOro, Berk-
T. s1rt CO. Mass established ia sac M -of GOMEZ 5
tuulc school or business private HS'' u0U'H 'P'''
throughout the year Rev A GILBERT. = n. Principal
LAMILY SCHOOL for eight boys, Green
4 wen Conn. college or business Address Dr. IINNh ~
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOr-
II Cestef Mas {. B MEICALF. A. NJ, superintendent
IRVING Observation-Disclosures and Day 2sY,
seoo for boys bush ana NY
! II. ROOFS Bows Boarding School,, Green
eh Conn LIN ted 70 ten boys 6ls for
hScy iosS e0 psI egS 51 otcusr
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ,,+.,
5 IN gi say SJoT , sghGo for college
ecsnu1c school boys DdHced 70 Ike ler sades csrel
MOORE. MorusioWn M.
DEEKSKLL N.Y. Military Academy. For
circulars address Col C. j. WlI61I1. A. Z" fI,nop~"
TIE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Rural Home,
drs ,,e jsey NJ BAcHELDoR ~ East 1lth.st, Trb-
que Branch onice
CoSn FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR at one
IO Of the beet military iaS%yo D Of
HORN so. 80 East l4th-st., New YORK CIV
For Young Laues-Country.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL of are advantages
aae SA-12 ADDRESS 5Ss eap9 If@L6S 3 g.
DESIGNATION LADIES COLLEGE, and
ID col ego Of Music Oraory $500 Opens september 5
Rev 4. A. PATERSON, A h Piesic -nt, bingham Ton
BIoOEe COUNTY. y y. Preparatory Dsp-rtulol"
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
y young ladies Oh I X TT!"XTFhED ROE. nncipaL
COTTAGE SEMI AIRY for YOUNG LADIES,
Iososn MOI sSse Co. Psp no n9ted IL naa
!" fo' "a A'of CO. wv W. C. 4. NJ, Principal.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY Bridgeport, Conn
aaies WI reopen tgs9 g.eln Specially
ANNE J. & One MARIANA u. eLADE' MIS- ~
HONE INSTITUTE for young aides, larry AIRY
Seoue,s s.ptemust s. Miss W. MEICALF. Principal
HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
Humo,r Of bosriers limited TO Two vaeancies I'D
4ress Miss Magic Dover. y. J. ------------
IVY HALL, BRIDGETON, n. j., ,n,es
HOME SCHOOL FOR YOU ~ La ~ 70 -
Nm J. a. DE CAMP. principal successor 20 fS d. -
Sheppard Next term Al. Osgo september 10, looo --
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, g.
3oIilefh y or septsm Der o. 1850 Widely kBo"n Oi
SeItDce o. nsuucuC1 snG great beauty ana hAi"'''E "
Miss d. b. Burt's Institute for Young Ladies
sg ~ lss Choice location and lor soe
leeual culture Pupils receive personal ese anu 1si
ATs Tree ~ w "' WV ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
INSTITUTE.

C1SA FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR at one
ID ~,DU 81 the beet military boarding Schools withln
easy reach Of New Inquire OF " Sun hi' f%I'
HORN. 80. 80 East l4th- ST., New-I oTk CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

COTTAGE SEMI AIRY for YOUNG LADIES,
y ToiIsogn MOI gomez Co., PENN thiriy.hrst annual
session negps on J. ftdsy Sept JIG, 1880 limited IL NUN
'f foI ~'f 60 ,ttP1 G. But ER. A. NJ. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHUUL Tor
- '0'"s "u' Il \. ALFRED ROE. nncpaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

O,ptrSTE INSTITUTE, 572 Madi Son- ave.
+r -6 f..t-UoacIur and lay S ,',"' a l9l atm
- ''t ~ ..'ren lreuCn German. @Ha '' my
Iff . , .i.sii year september a. h4Au1i sdl zen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

uULSIDt SEMINARY (BrdgrpOrt, C0nn.,)
your aaes WI reopen s sfgl c1n 30
ANNE J. : one MARIAAA u. sLADE, MIS- q
~ z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

DlNGHAMTON LADIES' COLLEGh, and
ID C ego OF nsic aud Ora0ry $500 Opens september To-
Rev h. a. PATTERSON A. NJ Piesicent Bingham Ton
Broove ounty = y Preparatory Department
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DEDUCTION OF FARE

TO ALBANY ONE DOLLAR
until the close # uayizanon. VIA PEp LES LINE %
ST. bots ,eaving Ilcr Al. North xiv FOOT OF CANAL
81 tyery weekday ats p collecting 1t Albany l7n-
' ". ~ ~ BRETT fres't
DOCKAWAY BEACu.-Ncw-Y York, Wood
IL haven and Rocta Railroad Leave daily. except
sunday. Hunters Point q: ll:JJ a. m; 4:AO D. III
lie ltocKa~ay 7:Io ~. 81 c:lO p.
r.l TO BOSTON,
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier no. 20. North RIVER NcH-1OrI-
pavonl......NOy Z y O. b. lurla --.--.- w. hoph
Anchor. Sow 90 fNIu'iH --..NoF - a. III.
These steamers 40 not carry catre, sheep or pl -
Cabins, $50 ~ $50 EEcurIOn ucSets at rel dcel-A1't
Second Cabin. S40 Storage. SIS
NEW-YOKk TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No 80 North River. foot OF CharleSsN
AG1fi1. Is. u Iu. $50 49, 100 10Y ~, A. IT'D
CABINS SD f55 Excursion tickets az reduced rates
~.t4 Il. ut.rrr. uO r...I pd--c
HENDERSON, 8HJrH Err. Acsntt B'"-n< OF en-
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N BETWEEN NEWYOBK AND HAVRh.
Pier Of Company - North ivsr t1ot OF Antto
Travel ers by TINS line avoid born " English rh;
way aud the dl5cOmO-ts u crossing the Channel IA sh
boat o..
CEADA lrang So einesoaF, soy. H. I'D o. in
"a Hf. nc ], . m
LOUIS DE BtIIAN. Agent so. o B)HhuH di1on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

ALEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding
- -cAooi. Whie Pains Ny Pnr~'la o. ' "'''i'' ' ~
DETrS MILITARY ACADEMY, ...,,,,,,
TIpf3 Thorough preparation Tor 40 ii t-o COLIioi~
StI NILtIC = HOJiS, 'ic
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For Young Lames-Country.

4 BOARDING SCHOOL of ire ADVANTAGES
y md c1.ap rafes Pennington Seminary. Pennington
n ev jersey ADDRESS THOS. HANLON. j. D.. President
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NJI'N " 4 ID IFIOIIJ = = -, - M
\ sa,aa y Y-IIigh ground, mountain air iaIn o. i9O
- fi,fonch c4urse Tor college busiutSs OF sclehuhe
School bows In heatl care MY cassad VIII Ieop'u
e-riel,se 10. q. COBB. A. A.. Iiilc pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

HONE INSTITUTE for young S' ta a,nay
geo1ens s4nien,Ds, ! Nlss NJ w. MEICALF, PHhCpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

s1-oorted by Fred Wsrfe X Collier II :. Ian gion,
John A. Lane aud powerful Gram tic company u1dsr the
manaCeul Mt q
WM 4 CONNLR
Sew Architectural effects 10y NensJl sherwood
N-evr scenery 5y john hJflps0n
Costumes Dy .aye.. AruJi Iy seymour
MAIlNEES SATD RDAN~ &C r. m
..c- ra- !. lh.l hoy .Lic. !. L ID I'D d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

"a rpArsA EACH WAY DAILY EACEPI, $3.50
~ IhHH11ttTs ~ PHILADELPHIA IN Nh"-lohA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

DGYS and YOUNG MEN puva'ey f''ei loI
ID ffre topdtioped OF rejected cauoicai,. 'oachel
-.I...,'oI n nier rtO,Ebf1 se. Mass J.. hVf ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

49,, MQs- fstabIlsIeI ~ ItIt NJ lUa t'''V
t,ff Shooi or business private instruction specially
flrOugl. the ye4f, ctrpEpr Af Ieinclual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

nj APLEWO0D INSTITUTE, g..
w fOf Young Ladies Pi'tsheid. Mass eonon9 fs 70
IoIueh septem Der %, 1850. Widely kbo"h iOi
SeeDce instruction great beauty and hadDFy " ~
eaI.h. 1le Rev {. V. SFEAn, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

.,,.,uE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED L9III
% 49, d TIE FASTEST llAE 1DNSlSIbNI
MN - WI;f1I ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
CHICKERING HALL.
~ RECITALS FROM
HAMLET,

~ martinez lectures by the Rev. NEWLAND MAYNARD.
d. ID, f. H. II. =, CONNIE cng tomorrow NOeDbrr 10 AZ
30 m and continuing on the follow dates VIZ: 10
yember a. 20 Decemb 8. Is. 90 ~ Januafy g. j., H. %
and February 1. SDUe(t,: Pans. Past Present "
Venice. the Bride OF the - The Wonders Lower
Egypt " The Won lers Upp-r Egypt 8" The northern
and Midland Cathedr9 Eng aad " The southern Ca he
dras Of England In Cthedras ~ France and Germany"
The Cahedr lis of fo the, and ami lay " Tho Holy
Land :" Rome, IL and Modern y The Hig1ianfsa AID
LOwlands N ScOtlan The Netlefani." Course
S3 o. reserve single tickets (rsserye 5Oc at %
Union. snnare. J. y. NAIE. Manager
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-16
NJ HcH NC
Ga1penter and Builder.
IhMES b. RnTT

EoNTISUEs the vigorous prosecrfion of his.
" RYocation as Carpenter and Builder and viii
take orders for work nd execute the same PROMPT
y and alphabetically His experience Is such that
prices will compare fayorably with the nost
Ee ; Those desiring 10 build should give
April %, 1878.
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D7TCuIEG, EXC4V6TIxG, 40

WEE uEdoTsigaed siiI otzsrs his service. 4,
n. competent workman in the above line -
t0;tt.eA:Es Sra EEcsvEiing OF all kiads-Digeina
foaas Ceii&Fs &o-under at mod:
atrSs:denoc, on Wert Gee grcsa ct. viii receive
pfSinPt attention. blasting aiso done in salts
'~SS1ot5 manner, Rad at lowest rates
March ,, 1850. WESLEY LOWRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-16
TO STOCK RAISER8.

TIE UNDERLINED b.vip, -or,,,,,
ence Ia the EeIdiH z Of stoc K oifers hi, 100.
I az - the stocE Raisers Of Je1eTsou
scr,jo 30 t"uE Its, prom iIing in the eI-
,.eHI,on 10 elses.e9 in hortrs AFRO has r.isnt
,JiI..ssd ~, Mhien he yii, sPpiy t,Hogs. Letters
II ,eCcS'T prompt Eitcntion. Terms TesponsbIs
req. 10 1871. JOHN ~ sCHAEFFEp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-16

So2SIsS s;1 foil ine Of COARSE BOOTS, for
c-,-,-,. , J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-03-16
DAVID II. CocKRILL. 1JosEPE n C,oc,-,,,,
DAVID Il. COCKRlLL Il son.
AROHITEOTS & BUILDERS

CharIestoEn, Jeherson County,
YlR IEIA.
nCR sxPerienee in the buziness V kich We adver
" tise to conduct, and our th-rcrg hacouaintarcs
with II IA allits branches enable TO assure the
public that any work entrusted to us will he eTe-
cuted In tSe most woEkmanlike manner, and wis
the utmost dispatch. HARM stood to their post,
IN the Confederate army during the four years
struggle v ich 1t SO maniuiiy Encountered, they
have located in their native county where tbsiI
services axe offered in Building up the waste places
and II carrying out practical recon struction
Fart:cuIar attention given at all times to the
construction ct - "
GEChBTRICAL sTAIRWAYs,
where calculation is required. they arc conEden
tho Valley of Virginia. "
o. Being we'll known in tie community they
deem 1t urneceesGTy tooay moro than that ordera
le1t tor them Eili receive prompt attention.