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DELAwARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
- On and after February 70, 1880, trains
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at us, 1880, n. m, GSO.p.
m.
ANive at Lsndenbers, 200, o, M, 1900 Noon,
$40. p. m
Leave Landenberg, $50, a. m, 1850, p. m.
Arrive ut Wilmington, 500, q. m, 2l5, p. "a.
2-23tt u. OONNEIlI., Supt.
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THE GREAT GLACIERS OF ALASKA.

co,r,spondenee Of The San Frenefsco Bulletin
The Stickine is perhaps better known than any
other river in Alaska, because OF Its being the way
hack 10 the Cassar gold mines. 1t Is about $50 or
400 miles long, and navlgable for small steamers to
Gleuora $50 miles. flowing hrst IN general west
erlv direction through grassy undulatlng plains
daTkeued here aud there with patches Of evergTeens
then curving southward, and receiving numerous
tributaries from the north IT enters the Coast Range
and sweeps across ii 20 the sea through Yosemite
Valley more than hundred miles long. and one to
three miles wide at the bottom, and from 1000 to
5000 feet deep maIvellousiy beautiful and lnspir-
eafiing mn the river through the midst of il all the
canon fer distance of about llO miles is gallery of
sublime pictures, an unorOkeh series OF majestic
mountains Qlaccrs falls cascades, forests, groves
hovery garden spots, grassy meadows IN endless
variety Of form and comp0sltien-luTnlture enough
for a dozeu Yosemites-while back of the walls, and
thousands of feet above them, lnnumerabe peaks
and snires and domes of ice and snow tower grandy
into the sky.
Won como 10 the first Of the great glaciers pouring
down through the forest III shattered lce-cascade
nearly TO the level of the river Here the canon is
about two miles wide, planted with cottOnwoods
along the banks OF tIe rlnet' no anu SPRUCE ana
hack TO the grand Yosemite walls. Twelve miles
above this point a noble view Is opened along the
Gkoot River CAnOn-a group of glacier-laden Alps
from 1O, 600 to $4,000 feet high the source of the
largest trb butary of the Stlcklne.
1birty-hve miles above tho mouth OF the river
the most striking object OF All comes IN sight This
il the lower expanded portion of the great glacier
measuring about six miles around the snOut. pushed
boldly forward into the middle of the valley among
the trees. while ITS sources are mostly hidden. IL
takes its rise in the heart OF the range, some thirty
or forty miles away. Compared with this the Swiss
,ner de aldce Is small thing. IL is called the lee
Maintain and seems to have been regarded as a
motonless mass created on the spot, like the rocks
and trees about, without yentunng guess as To
how or when. The front of the snout is about 800
feet hlRh but rises rapidly back for lew miles TO
height of about 900 feet. Seen through gaps in
the trees growing OH one of its terminal moranes
as one sails slowly along against the current, the
marvellous beauty of the chasms ana clustered pm
tame indeed must be the observer who is satisfied
with so cheap view.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

vini. not "Ira Aldrige "-bas ever played Othello'
as it was played by Ligier: Among actresses nlcL.
toned by him with appreciation, reference may De
made to certain Madame Sant-John's WOOD -
He thinks it absurd that the English should @ use
such expressions as "higher up." which means
''pus hant en- haut !" and le pied main droite,"
Of which he does not vouchsafe to give Irans's-
ton and the solitary example he gives OF Ene,sn
w.t. better known "sous lie nom de humoaT, Is
taken from the published correspondence OF Nj.
Gladstone Shakespeare, one Is prepared 10 iho,
has happy turn or two and that's all even as
altered by COlly Climber. he is immensely inIerlor
to NJ. DEnnery. Milton were one knows not Wnal:
il not for his rhythms and the illustrations Oh
Gustave Dore Scott has neither fancy, linaglha-
tOn, knowledge of life insight into character sv'
eloquence, wit, nor humor revanche, MISS brau-
don has all these qualities, and great many otneIs'
Charles Dickens is driveier and dotard Mli Mli
one of the most remarkable works IN EneIisn ]
Mrs. Eliot" authoress of Adam Bede
- heavy idyll us also author of " Romola.~,,
"a rhapsody IN the manner Of Walter Scott"
glish eli Bias" and Goodwns Caleb Williams,
is dismissed as " lie compere de Tom Jones'"
Under Linton (Mstress)" We find some pleasing
references to " LIZA LOrton and Joshua DAWN
knows, disciple of Charles Dickens. =" Clarlsss
Harlowe is, like " lie Moine de Lewis" ct 81 Les
Mysteres d'UdolphO." book that nobody reads and
everybody talks about M. Gullemot tells us that
what he admires in poetry is lie Dernler HoHne
Harold ct La Bataiile dc Flooden Fields de Lord
Byron" and not, " in spite of the elevation of the
subject" the Laureate's Ode sur le Marriage dc Ia
Princesse AleXanGrawna ayec le Duo PEdnburg"
NJ. Guilemot is a wonderful man, but doubtless Mr..
Icnnyson will be better pleased with his dlspraise
than with his appreciation. lie ls clever and
sprghtly, as Freachmen often are but he is lgno-
rant as only Frenchmen can be. That Is why he
approves himself the amnsing scribbler We have
foun1 him
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
Nem prtlllatlous

A FOOLS ERRAND.
EA BY ONE OF THE FOOLS.
~ The Cassfu novel for than quarter OF
century nmastcrpiecc. ~
Holds the critic spel6Ound. English literature
contains similar picture. - international Kovlcw.
Must be read by everybody who esires 10 be wenn-
formed Portland Advertiser
"a thrilling book, indeed" d."-[ Cincinnati Commercial.
'"The powerful National and social study since Uncle
Toms Cabin Boston Courier.
"Read with brcatlless lntercst"-I Hartford COurant
80 Not matched IN the whole range Of modern ncon"
i Boston ITayellc..
Written In brains."- Rochester Rural Home.
selling by thousands every week. y. y. Tribune.
~ Cloth, 81. Sold every where OF Dailed by
FOKDS, HOWARD q HUBERT, 27 Park place, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
1880.
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Arranged plan simple that anyone at once hnd
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NEW-JERSKY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York. foot Libertyst C. r. r. OF " J.
SID mFOr Fam ngdale Toms RlveI BaInegat aid IN
tGmesdte stations ~
1915 y NJ Toms River Yineland. all stations to Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. ,.,o.
r.m.-For Farmiu gdale, Toms River barncgat IucAe'
ton X. Il. and Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
foot of Lber-st. for Freehold at SD llio m-
4 ..ln IN
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D1ncina Araosmes.
Gearners.

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"a situation as tutor or accept pupils for the following
branches Languages mathematics elementary brsnches
amt piano the shest references given from schools and
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4 GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
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with teachers graduates OF best American and For
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Families goog abroad or to the country promptly suited wth
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DEST teachers, American and foreign, prompt
Dyproyided for families schools, coego American school
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INSTRUCTION in Steam and Mechanical
Engineering thorough practical education and de
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For particulars seud FOR pamphlet
V'EACHERS supplied to schools and families
Z without charge. Miss FLoKENCE FITCH. EDUCA.
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No 22Sl firdave hundred twenty tourthst
Qarlcm savings Bank Building up to p "a, at regular
~ IA .<s
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Ferry station IN New York foot Of Iiberiyst
Ferry station Ia Brooklyn foot OF Fulton ST.. JeweiPs
Commencing october 6. Is7e.-Leave NeG.York foot Of
Liberty.at. follows:
.In-Fcr Flem!ngtol. Eason Bcyidere. bethlehem,
Path Allentown, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua, AahanOy city,
lfazeiOg WikesbaIre Elmira Connects at junction
wrh Delaware la kas anna and Western Railroad -,
S:i5 .m-For High Bri Branch. Schooleys Mountain
the West Mauch hunk, TamaIua Nikesoare.
scranton. Danulle. Willismsport etc
1850 in.-FOl SOmeTYille and FlemingtOn.
D. m-For Flemington. Easton. Bath. Allentown Mauch
Chunk Tamaqu1 MGhanOy City Hazlet0n, IunkhannocA,
WilkesbsTc. scranton, Reading. Columba Laneas'er'
EphIata. Pottsvl Harrisburg. etc, ,-,,. ,,,,,.
p. Fer IIiyh Bridge Branch. Schooleys Mountain
Bndd's Like and Lake RopatcOng Easton beiFuere eh
4;1O n NJ Toi s,nefyllle and FL m.ngion.
5;3 p. nj ally for EastoD, Allentown Maueh 'h1nn.
Emlri. Realng Harrisburg anu the W,tI on
meets at Junction tor Delaware Lacka"arHa anu western
SA5 D. rn-For Easton oo
For tliza@beth-At @ a; . Jl2 Jl2 gSo 64S 7ia Hip : Soy
23n 3. $40 aij. 4:l5. 430 445 .. Bib 8;5O 5;i0 d,
Clio G3O. :, 7:lj 7lj, s;l5 9lj. l0l5 H. ~ p N ,
sunday Tains leave az Si6 m ~ D. for BOuni Irook
Town Harrisburg ald the West. - . 80 . =. ~ ,,
For NowalkA 345 6lh, t4@ 76 I;43 s;io stS' ~! M
To- 1880 l;l5 M II m, 2. $50 l. 1850 o, o:5o o''
For trans to local points Time Table a. stations -
Brooklyn and Ere Annex make eoh1ectoa, at
Jersey Ciy Brooklyn and Ere Depot Jcr
seY city.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DlVl-
Leave NeYork foot OF Libesty.st for Red Bank Long
Rranch Ocean Grove. &C. at slj, lilo Re- n Iio T. o'
p. m - ,-,,..o.,,,,r ~. =, ,,,urAN
STATION, To and from OCEANIC aud FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANT TO and from POINT PLEASANT al SEA
GIRT. with all trains.
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORk RAILWAY
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
poUND RpNnK ~ ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
- FOR IkENION AND PiiIhADtLffhtiA;; IA; ., I'm
For station corner Ninth and Green-sts 745 o. ll:lo
l3O. 4. 5;3O 7:l5 IL ON SUNNY NJ o'' " '
For STATEN corner Third and Berkssts at $50 HAS
o. M l:SO S3 A. 800 7l5 p. on sunday al o'io a. u"
For rTcntn, Warren and Tnekerss G;S0 40 o l:iS
A. MI 1870 $780, T. $3.50, 7;lo IL p NJ On sunday al $40
m S:SO p toips ;p will leave Philadelphia for New.York.
Fron Station Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad, corner
Ninth ard MSS at 7;5O $50 a. m l20 lao, $50
From Third and Beskssts at 43O Tao, 500. IL l.o
YIO 6:3O ll:5O D. H. On Sunday at S2J $50 D. M
sDenOes Pullman cars attached.
From Trenton, Warren and Fucker sts.20 except Mon
day. 3 Gao $40 0l5 NJ; l2:55 2;20. 4l5 6:JO s;lo
p m on SUI day l;20 Vlo In 0:lo D. M a., nah,
lyn and Erie Depot. Jersey Guy . .o - a., a..
Tickets at foot Lbertvst Nos 239 23l 40l 9t4
Court It. and Annex ofice JewelTs Wharf, BROOKLYN;
York Transfer Company (Dodds ExDess WI can Tor
Appcation can Be made 9li Broaoway and 7s 9th ave.
NeyYok and CoutsL BROOKLYN All these offices aie In
II. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New.York from foot Of DesbrOsSes and Cort
500 IN. for Washington Pitisburr Colunbu Cincinnati
Indianapolis Chicago aud the West Richmon Charleston
and the south Pullman ears from Baltimore Newark
D. M Tor Washington and the West Pullman cars from
New York TO Ba and Wahington, maSing close
~ Louis Through Pullman cars BALTIMORE TO Cncin
iaOo m Iaiiy ashingon south and West PAIL
man sleepers from NewY0rk to Baltimore and Washngton
making cose for Chicago Cincinna. lnIanano
H. IHnisyic 81 louis Columbus Pittsmrr t5s Saath afd
Southwest. Through pullman cars from Batiore 10 Cnon
natl connects at Washington win trains Tor Lynchburg
For through tickets please cl az Compsnys Ofhce Sl5
Broadway ork ana at ticket offices foo. OF corlnis
RnuNn "TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

ERIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th-st. and
I Rutheriorl.p,ace BENZ. SMITH. a NJ, Principal.
MIR. OTTO W. FUETTERER (G0ttingcn
VA University Uanovor.- IN German and the
cassics Close attention German pronunciation. Vocal
training l3S West 22Jst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

Trains leave Eng,ewoOd Closeg, Nyack,
: $50 . 30 a. NJ 1. 40. 5:J0 $40 $50. ll3l p.
and D. Tho lI:iO y. will
ave 80 m es SATURDAY nights
spring MOEsey, I. 800 a. 400 p
-' no. \. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agt., New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
Art schools-New- York City.

NgISS MCDONALD, 4 East 20th-st., teacher
VA Of Drawing Watercolors Porcelain Decoration oveI
ola yel
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads..
NHE ERIE RAILWAY.

THE ERIE RAILWAY,
l. now known as the NEwYoRK. LAKE ERIE and
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains taxing
SSR e' cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
6p IN TDaiy Louis Express. arriving at Buffalo
IN, connecting with fast trains TO the West and South
D. m DAILY Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
and chicago without change; also Hotel Dining cars
7pm EmlGrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New-Y ork for .
Newark 6:45 $40 1890 $40. AGO. $40 Gln. 7:30
p m aud ~ midnight saturday nights only. sundays 0;l5
Rmaibcriori m psnd Passac g. $50 TO- 1920 IN. he 1920
A. m rain stops luherfori Park only on sundays. u
midnight sundays 6, $50 1920 N, Ia, C:3O in and
i5 BIO $780, 1920 lip B. 50, 5;20. $50 $40, 630 Z.
7.sO s 10 D. NJ and y mrnlghi. sundays q, $780, 9l5,
sIaem. i s. 10 1920 a. u 45 800 g. $40 D. m, l2
midnight sunday, u, $50 1920 M, lio 65o p m and
Warwick 75O a. m. 4:30p m.
Newburg aud Cornwall 1850. q. m, $780, l3O SUM-
u1 Rondout ana Kingston, a $3.50 Sundays, $50
a. dashen g. 1850 o. 1920 H. NJ $3.50, 300 p m.
aavs 8 $50 1920 a. m, $50 p m ~
Mdsown 100 81 SS lS42 a. m % & go iSV @ md p No M sun m
tram. connect with New York anc Oswego Midland Railroad
Port JeTvs 75O 1920 M, 4:So, G,7 p. Sundays.
$50 1920 a. m, 9. $50 ami p. m , - -,
bcT from 545 a. 10 9:ib and at lOi5 ana ll45 m.
tickets aud t apartments N room and
Sleeping be obtained and OF Tor the che king
and Of be LEFT at the Companys Offices,
Nos 2SV 957 Broadway. n. " No Courtst Brook
lvn or AT the COmpanvS Depofs.
Express trains from the West arrive IN at f;25 a.
m' l2|' a!1 JWo & EBBorr GenI Passr Agt New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
SO o 30 a. M l. B. 4. 40 53O $40 $50 ll3i .. N.
suudays. m and $50 D. m The ll:dO p m. train will
Manuel slrns Naley and MoEseya 4 900 my 900 IN.
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Eau Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years:
GRADUATE course flor degree OF DC LIZ years Fall term
opens Sept. "a. Address Prof WAiLAND New-HAven. q
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NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI

pm. ,-,,o,,,,. ~. =, ,-,u,,N
STATION, tO and from OCEANIC aud FAIR HAVEN az
RID BANE, TO and from POINT PLEASANT al SEA
with all trims.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

VIII receive pupils painting Landscape, flowers, stn hto
q ina and cecoraon studio, The Bella" No - East
oGth.st. corner 4th-aye., beginnng october
References Mr.. ID. Hunt ugtin, Mr. William Hart MI
James NJ. Hart. MI \. /. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

Y English, French and German Boarding
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= Ilgveu o. Mis- = L. Clty, PIN. send for circular.
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Presbyterian Church.
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the Church, Grainmont and Catalpa sts.,
first, second and third Sundays each month.
Protestant Episcopal.
Rev. James Philson. Rector. Services at
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Roman Catholic Church.
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at ST.. Matthews Church every Sunday.
10 o'clock, a. M; Benediction OF the blessed
Sacrament at o'clock, p. m.
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. G. w. Carter, ID. D., Pastor. Services
at the Court House; first Sunday of each
month at night; fourth Sunday, morning
Baptist Church.
Rev. w. a. Mason, Pastor. Services at
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every Sunday.
Congregation B'nai Israel.
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Vice President; Marcus WessHeua PoAt'el
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4 towel, I, in, onescorneE Off which i,the
4 nickle put in, and immediately temp
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4 He lahored with, temptation ,until, shs
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4 the dirt he croue3edS and. after a tus
Isle, got the knot untied.ss He buried
1 the nickel, carried the. towel In re
Il ceived the ice, and game out /; but 40
hfor the, nickel. ), oh ipo,il The iDpat0
must be, left under, the. suppression, tha
the nickle had gone for, ice,.s The 5ee
was carried to the office, and. 1eA cams
back like a flash, secured, his cash. gal
i Hoped to the beef stand, and in few
minutes was observed ,honaewart
bound, with his dinner. He. was, mo-
afraid 70, carry, it home = He. .reasQn 81
4 that the Doctor would suppose 1872
4 one had given il to him, .rzs
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