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JAMES R. OsGoOD & CO., Boston.
COR FIRESIDE READING.
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TIE CHEAPE ST AND BEST SERIES OF FICTION
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ien tiBles much a. THE TRIBUNE NOVEL
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with A. X. Lortng, Boston.
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8. OILY APlA. A Romance. by r. T.. FrancillOn
TIOllODe.
IL. Two LILLIES BY Julia Ksvanayh
ia CHARMING FELLOW By Frances Eleanor
Trolopo
IS DRIFTED BY THE SEA BY Henry Whitney CIevs
land
Il. CHERRY RIPE: By Helen B. Mathers author Of
Comm Thro' the RYE"
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81 THE SHADOW OF A SIN. fascinating short story
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For Younq I,adios-Country.


COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR GoUNG
XJTNDTFD p0.tst1fgn Pi.rtirt -s1c1li Al11l sessnh
crtps sent, - 81. on pliiL aPiil - hetlihs u a.
Tie. rom Philadelphia, with thrpttl chi nun NtN-lDlN
iiy H0und BrVDs route Hpuc cJnfnrta pici'h usyv''
AID tOrnleh work elegant 1854 ls' 1lt Lt Cav
jrrc ,rids an location well known oz b'iit ana nrSA
TcrCltai3rles allress G.O q. ~ tbEtr a IT, rim
TEONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tary-
I town v y homo carr. ticr1ugl cotTse OF stnay
IeoJcrs september o. Miss 81. W. AEiCALF, PrncpaL
ETRS. s. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
US or YOUNG Isdics-Nc7' Emit institute" New iiayei
Conn Eleventh year superior taiucs send Tor cIcum'
EgRS r, II. GRISWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
VA in their ulaa iHt hpm, Lyme Co1n oiar - p1pl%
and 0 youug iale out o. sch]pi SURGICAL aly'pl'' TO-
music vocal harf, piano gut Az Cia wing ana pih'hs
For Both 5ezes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMIA first-class
" bonding school on Maria sal-ett Bay, teo opors
November ~ For catalogue tt"rl address ~" frn,pl
Irv.F. ID. BLA<EsLEE, A. L., last Greenwich, H. l.
DWERSIDE SEMINARY, Boardngan DtY-
e school Young irs 3tll clilr'n, o. Rel Bans y
j. VIII reopen sept H. Course o. lstrleuon practical AMI
tLYr1d. in every department Fox clrculAr5 aIAcs1 Ms
NJ. j.. PERKINS, Principal
G0DS -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
u %yzSj-Ps on-t'r Hudson Both atEes 40 c.uas but
Music and Arts COLLEGE preparatory AM business lO ut',
ladies' graduating private obstruction i1I plcSMd'
scholars. send for catalogue enter III ANY uHe' W. IT,
BANSISTEH A. II.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday. Now &c, 1881
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNE.I

SAN FRANCIsCo Nov. 27-Ellsworth late SUPER
intendent of the CarboTca mines, who has just
arrived here, says thai The trou Die between Ameri
can mining companies and the lheXicans in Sonora
is caused by SpanlSh-speaking Americans who ex-
pect to extort money from tho corporations. Ellis
worth was forced to leave submit 10 arrest from
Governor Ortiz, who reported to be in the COmbna-
ton against the American companies. According TO
Ellsworth. the Cabr0ca mnes are tiattering, and
dividends should be regular when they become
fairly started The mill had been stopped for n few
DAYS to reaTange machinery for speedier work.
It is umored that there is decided Improvement
in Union Wine.
The market shows n greatly improved tone
and the north end COmst 'cks sympathizing with
Union dealers are more hopeful
II Is reported that Standard Consolidated will de
clare an extra dividend for Christmas
The Mondays were quoted assessment delinquent
yesterday.
DENVER. Col, Nov. 26.--lt is reported from
Socorro that Governor Tabor, who is now in New
Mexico, has bought the Terrence mine for 100000.
cline to be questioned in regard to the matter.
Manager Favish, of the State mines, left Denver
on Thursday for New.York with assays of State
Line ore made by Burlingame of this city.
LEADvILLE Col, Nov 26-The Evening Star
mine is shipping 80 tons of ore daily and the
Morning Star 40 tons. Both mines could much in
crease their output but it would be difficult to con-
tract for the sale of larger quantity, all the
smelters are crowded with ore, they together hav-
ing on nand over $4,000 tons.
The Catalpa mne is about out of ore, and the
grade of that which is left is low. The mine is now
being prospected to the east.
The Iron Silver mine Is shipping 300 tons of ore
daily; average net value, about $50 ton expense
of mining and hauling, So ton. The mine is
clearing $4,000 a month"; and has immense ore
reserves developed
Manager Ewing of the Robinson Consolidated
who il now in Denver, will leave there for New
York in a few days. All the reports here concern
ing the Robinson mine are favorable.
Bullion valued at $57, 0i2 % was received in
New-York ON Saturday from the mines, making
total for the week OF $459 947 81.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York for
the past week officially reported by the two Ex
changes nj 7Sl 900 shares.
The president of the New-York Mining Exchange,
Mt the close of business Saturday, announced the
decision of the Governing Committee ex-
peling Theodore Williams for obvious fraud " in
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Mem Publications.
"The best story ITOwells ever published"
nR. BREEN'S PRACTICE.
~ BY WILLIAM u. HowELIs vol. 12mo 81 30.

nR. BREEN'S PRACTICE.
~ BY WILLIAM II. HowELIs. vol. 12mO II 30.
''In his admirable OOd."-lChrstian Union.
"surprsing felcitous tChrstan Register
successful and Characteristic vein II New York
Evening Post.
the best Characterization Mr.. H0wels has
done ~ New York World.
Like everything coming from Mr.. Howells the story
true life delicate full very fine touches pered
really representative OF our time and people
Advertiser
EVENTS AND EPOCHS IN RELIGIOUSHISTOR
BY JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE vol. Illustrated,
s.
CoSURNTs-The Caacombs Cemeteries and Martyrs
Retreats The CaacO0bs their Sanctity Art and Epaphs
The Buddhist Monks Of Central Asia; The Christian Monks
and Monastic Life; Auguatne, I'm, Bernard and their
Times dArcs Visions Victories and Death Savona
rola Renaissance; Luther and the Reformation;
IoyOla and the Jesuits the Mystcs In all RelonsNeo
patonists Petsts Fenel0n Swedehborg Emerson
George Fox and the Qnakers; The HuguenOs Wadenses
Abigenses John Wesley AID his TnesThe Morsvians
Methodists
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THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postum .ter 0onornl
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

TREASURY DEFAUTHENr
BUREAU or ENGRAVING ANp PRINTING. Nov. T. 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received NJ this oGlco
until twelve O'Clock ~, Wednesday. December T.,
1881, supplies needed by this Bureau during
the SIX months from January / 10 June 80. l-,3. of
the following clszsz: Dry COirr4 Oils
Chemicals Typographical inSs, Textiles Paper Binders
tca.s, Drxtin". GrOccr- Sunlrs Glue and Irvine Hard
ware Blank steel Plates aud Rolls, Ca ~ Steam Fittings
and Brss Castings Lumber Horse reed lee Coal aud
Wood Blank forms for proposals articles ~ class with
Information ~ 70 qualities quantities. and conditions VIII be
furfu shed on application 81 Che undersigned.
Proposals each item viii be considered separately and
preference sivn D articles Of domestic production
ntturc conditions NJ price AMI quality being equal.
10 store large supply goods n the
Bureau orders accepted bidders will Doe made
10 time the actual need may De drtrrm nr and rule
Tor not less than the quantities -pec ic 500 the schcdur
Payment viii b. m1dt u tho ordinary ~ business
within days from receipt AMI appo,a OF The goods
Those desiring blanks and information must specify
which class Of articles they qualified topopoec. asawHrs
Will be made only 10 established manufacturers Of dealers
In The articles
night waive defects and to reject any or an bids Is
reserved. q. II. IRISH,
Chef Of Bureau Engraving and Printing Washington d. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

A biographical sketch of the distinguished
actress. "Genevieve Ward" has been written by
Mrs. Zadel Barnes Gustafson, and published by
James Il. Osgood 81 Co, in pretty vonme MISS
Ward has had not only a brilliant but romantic
career, aud her life is good subject for lively
book Mrs. Gustafson writes i'll strain OF loving
admiration which is not unpleasant; but
we cannot say that she las made the most skitu'
use of the ample materials placed in her hands nor
certainly, has she shown correct judgment as to
what ought not to be printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

Mr.. Thomas Hardy's latest novel, "A Laodlceah,
which has been read aud admired IN periodical Is
now issued by Henry Holt IL Co. IN Tue Leisure
Hour Series and by Harper IL Brothers III ,,ie
Franklin Square Library. Holts edition mas 'he
DIN Maurier Illustrations. two of which are given
also in Harpers cheaper copies
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Country i1ropertn manteo.

TEyARRYTOWN country seat or land wanted
real value about $4,000 IN exchange Tor n,de al:
Heights dwelling full lot, ferries auu
dress the owner, REUBEN HARRISON, Box 2ooo' wv"
York
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MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

Bayard Taylor said " take great pleasure in recommend
ing 60 parents the academy Of Mr. Sw1thn g. ShOTtldge
opportunity past Of observing
the In which this academy IA conducted as well
the department Of the pupils who attend IT, and satisfied
that nothing neglected which further both the intelec
tual and moral development Of the latter"
Students fitted az Media Academy now In Harvard
Yale, Princeton, lafayette. University OF Pennsylvania
Columbia etc Boys fitted for West Point, Annapolis or
polytechnic school,.
per quarter for young and boys boarding school,
ing books, etc No extra charges except for music lnd
vdua and class instruction for both advanced and backward
Students combining the ADVANTAGES of private tutoring and
schO0roOm drill. English, commercial scientific and class
Twelve Instructors all and all graduae+ French and
German spoken IN language classes Bookkeeping pen
manslip by Professor W. =. Hammond author Potter &
HammOnds Bookkeeping and Penmanshp Weekly lectures,
with the finest and fullest apparatus for experiment Illus
Tation Fine building, with hftyve rooms, heated in all
stories and lighted with gas. hot and cold baths; mna-
sum- excellent table; ample grounds.
New illustrated circular contains picture OF building and
full particulars with 100 references and letters from Gov
Hoesen President HILL Rev. j. A Childs ID. d. Rev j. Il
Taylor Gray Philadelphia Rev. d. w. C. Byesy. Rev
H. Robbins Rev. w. A. Patten Rev. 8. A. Heilner Media
and 9th School twelve miles by rail from 3lst and
Chestnutsts Philadelphia Fourteen daily trains; coaches
meet all trains School only few minutes from Media
station
Media has seven churches and temperance charter
strictly enfOrced-prohbng the sale OF all Intoxicating
drinks. Theheath record OF Media has few paTales
No incidental expenses No furnishing NO examination
requisite for admission.
For new illustrated circular, address
SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, A. M,
ITuiu aify MTli
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DaylcliII GCa0cmie5.

LEN. MACGREGOR.
a school for dancing ~ Fifthaye send for circulars.
ALLEN DODWORTh'S SCHOOL FOR
N DANCING, ia. GSi FfhaTG
morning aud afternoon. Ca'Sea Tor ilr
flies Gentlemen Monday and ihursiay evenings Frl
waite lessons Scrd stLInptor circular
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In5irurtloit.
For Boys and Young Men-City.


A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
to Hr. THOMAS REEVES ASA, l4j West 4jth.st
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
IN ARTHUR II. MANN S4l Madi5ohaye.
4 NEW PROFESSION; hest and only. ono
n not oVEKCRoWpED-I1ectr COLLEGE
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, PENMAN-
Ga STSfyg Ff o55 oT ga B5iTRs 9S loom 81
CNADY ~ WALWORTHS BUSINESS COL
- LEdE UMon.'qErA r3o5aa' anniilJ september i
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 700, III Gth-ave.,
re2Pea' tlir5 y; eeo TIpe c,lses oil
aigic5ton. EDWI& 'F5WLeH. a. b. Principal
T HARRIS PATTON'S CLASS Of PRIVATE
aiic FS s i W 9e H35 5S'1 O''' '''- I
REMOyAI-Wm. Y. Richard5s IS. s2h e 60, for
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Msdisonave and iiths, Gs io- he scaooi Of hiings'
Glasses in Areatecturl and Meclag cal Drawing
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps l. . NJ AID Professor az
Naval Acaaehy. --
University Grammar school, 1.4Sl Broadway,
es Ds i2 ' b. ~ Hobby b' ASn
WILLIAM i! I LEGGETT has s. gem 2c dcl a
year begins wednesday,, septeniber@L
For Young Ladies-citv
MESDEMOIS CHARBONNJER'S
w Preach Protestant Boarag ana Day school for Young
H. & Wssa As fs cRar5cne F a Sc if lone D
MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st-Eng-
w sh Freach AMI German Day So2?1l foqa; Ia ast
September IL L'ogirat
MFRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKERS Eng
isonave Two papis can be received INTO the family.
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS boarding and
w day school for YOUNG ladies' NGs 6aG , aa' I%dsi
cay augh thorough training in primary and secondary de-
educational women
THE Misses Chadeayne'S School, 5lS Madi-
Il son-ave. will reopen Thursday. september 20
rSNHE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East S1st-st.,
reopen their school for children, Monday sept -
V7HE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 7ith-st, will
school lfS for on Ss'I s s 3 ls hS6ar OF
pupils imiIeL
For Both Sexes-citY.
4 FTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES in
"A the French Iansg3sG perfectly pure RI
by Madame ~ A. CLARKE who is rrrniIed tc rele- 70
Hishop Of l.Onredi Mr. John H. Webb q Newlok city,
and several others Madame Clarke be We every even
ing 81 Gthavc between ana ,. Also private ntion
at pupils residence.
KINDERGARTEN
ers and Model Knderslriea VITA Elementary Glass Gsr
boys and girs from 70 10 yet year, SS , = l-d'" uhe
Prof. 10 II GRAUs aai lts. KHAUs.BoELrE
MISS :. l.. CHAPMAN,
w English French and German Boarding and Day school
Formerly Miss l.. T. BenedictSl
Removed from No. East i2'l.St TO No West iStsL
Thorough instruction IN all departments
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French |
IVA schoof0r Young LADIES' AM Chlren reop'nt Sep,en
beI27 at y West 7JIst SsJIrlJo iJc limited mum
Der Of boys send for circular
MRS. WALTON, 63 East 52d-St. Young La |
IVA dies and Children kndtrEarten X O. Training Class
YOUNG W0MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOClA- |
4 TON. 7 East l5thsL-FIee classes In booskocpng,
photography. typewrtng rctou3hng phoionegti'es. col
Ortng photographs Free circulating library, teaingfooh
and board Instruction Ia hand and machine sew
ing All kinds OF necdiewUrh given Out to women
Also situations tOund Tor I'D all departments except
household service.
Bible class TOT women every Sunday at o'clock.
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Mnslcal.

A YOUNG lady will take n few pupils on
~ piano; terms sl2. Address A. l. ROWAN. III West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

The Life and Times of Frederick Douglas" Hart
ford: ParkPublishIng Company)is new and enlarged
edition of an autobographical narrative when mas
had deserved celebrity for many years. ana VIII
doubtless long continue to be read. Nj. Douglass
has now brought the story of his life down 10 'he
present time. and Mr. George L. Ruffin has preiized
TO il an introduction.
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UNEoUALED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
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chandise o any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER Ann
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Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
In the harbOra at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES ALWAYS ON HAND
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Steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
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eXceptedl
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

MISS +. A. WHITE, Teacher of the Piano,
IVA West 32dst gives lessons classes 81 two and
hour or halhour lessons single scholars She refers BY
DernssiOn 10 Dr. VIM Mason. Circulars at her residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
art Schools-CitY.

art Schools-CtY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
I'VE viii receive pupils In PAINTING Oandscape flowers.
sti studio Bella
rs fth-avc. commencing oct Il.
Reference Mr. D. Huntington, Mr. VIM Hart MI James
n. Hart Mr. a. Bellows
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For Young Ladies-Countrv

For Young Ladies-Countrv
RORDENT0WN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
~ cation facilities and home comforts
Rev. WILLIAM C. BOWEN, A. NJ. Bordentown, -.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
~ Young ladies' Porghkeepsie NY, Miss y " H. BUT.
LEH Prn Thorough teaching airy well furnished rooms
excellent table, terms modsTata Reopels Sept IL 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

1TISS'EUGENIES IMONSON, concert pianistc,
VI is ready fow pupils Apply at 10
Al
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For Bows and Young Men-country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for boys un-
N der ID h. KINDS. a. NJ Hampstead Long Island
A LEXANDER Insttute-Nlitary boarding
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
department Address Col = h. RI SIX Prn. Bordcntown, NJ
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sS De n T fEfSsa e.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL TNSTI-
~ TUTE, New. Haven CJnn.-General RUSSELL school
drsRRaaty T 81 a ,'iG Pn {yn & &
AmpleoPportuuity lor ,tlsti5 gamcs. row-nt &c
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Llnesboro', Berii-
enthc school business private instruction specially
'"'O'S"O'' Rev. Il. A. GILBERT, A. NJ Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
Il CEsrER, Mass c. b. METcALF, a NJ, supt
CRYING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. n. Y
e,s s Ga saTp rey van p,
culET with full PARTICULARS Keonsm september IL
D. A ROWE An }rTlhclIA%
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
IVA boys family boarding school location hoalthestn
school boys induced to Ike tleir studc. careful super
vision Of eachPqpL Address the Principal ) IL MOORE.
DEEKSKIII. IN. " Military Acadcmy.-For
L circulars address Col. CT WRIGHT. a NJ, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
GSS Penn 3R %m ReT,f f Se4ss
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
Ia POUGHKEEPSIE y. v,
with Military Department tho r9I,, wide
Catalogue with Chart OF College Requsons sent app
'@''ou OTIS BIsBEE, A. NJ, Principal
CWITHIN &. SH0RTLIDGE'S,
MEDIA. PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

Areprnt of the late DR.. John Hill Bnrtons curi,
ous and entertaining work, The BOOK Hunter,
has inst been issued by Robert A. ripple fhliauei
mia in what is called fac-simile OF the original
edition. enlarged however, by an index ana oiisi
memoir of the author. d. buTtohS o"oA
has long been out OF prnt al" So"i07
and even the New-York edition. ahho'"'.u
bv Richard Grant White, is not to DC
obtained without some trouble. 1t is remarkable
that n work so interesting should soon have be-
come hard to get but perhaps that is the most ap
propriate fate for treatise the troubles ana oe
lights of book-hunting The present edition Is seV
in beautiful type, and printed Oh ugly PINK paper
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palace stelIl,Ie.irt,

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newport . Fan Rtyer g.
iri.ei c1e.i Corrss5 1ltny re llcsoa to al Eastern
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Steamboats, an0 RAILROADS.
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD

=
~ MODEL PAST LINE TO .IfE WEsC
On and after May D. Passenger Trains t?un cnnsyf
wanna X Il Depot foot OF CortandtsL and DesbrOses.s
follows
s3Oa m-Except Sunday arrive washlnyton f;25 D. m
Nlgt Express leaves Wellington lj D. ally with 4ssp
ers for Pittsburg Columbus AMI Cincinnati Parlor "
reached
m.-DaY fast line Washington arrive Ctnclnn,u
$50 2. Chicago 1850 a m, AMI Louis 800 a m H. &
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tranruus iIrDu "a T. 'Iicl-l
- 1OMidnigt daily Slecpcrs attached p1ssal
gersacr lO3Op. m. Arrivelt camden station Biltmo g.
G:35 Washington 7.35 N. Day Express leaves tt.
more 9:3Ol Washington. 10 80 m. Shoppers for Cln
Clnnat.
No other line makes faster West Trains arrive
from the West Gao a M, $40 p M, and 1910 D. m
1cketsand sleeping bsrth4 secursl AMI bayglEs tor
and checked 20 destination at 90 uDa1Ys ice roli
way a the Oices OF tho PennsyvInll Rtroal Con
panY
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 PASSENGER TRAINS, on anl Altar May , 1891 will
IepOt foot OF COrtlandt AMI DcsbroseFaA IJ
34Op and $50 Tor E1stD1. Bethlehem Atlsn.
town Reading Mauch Chunk. Wukcsbarre, TOwanI.
Train az D. for East1n. Bethlehem, Allentown Tleainy
Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarrc and PustOl Pull sleeping
coaches attached 20 $50 tram Trains leaving TAO
m, and 3iOn NJ connect ior tu points IN Mahanoy
General Eastern Office corner Churc and ortandtsts.
T. H. CUMMINGS, Agent
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD
IN SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON sT'
JOHNSBURY, dc. Steamers leave Pier 20 f. H. AZ An m
and l3O D. Sundays exccptel lao m boat connccs
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked A. oi
Broadway, n. " and COuitst BROOKLYN Excursnon In
New.Haven and return, 81 90
CHARMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

"Thomas Corwin; Sketch" by A. p. Russell
Cincinnati Robert Clarke q Co.., does not purport
to be biography. 1t is a brief and unpretendng
essay dealing pleasantly with the personal chaiac-
ter and habits of its distinguished subject, and de-
scribing with care the peculiarites and effect
OF bis oratory. Anecdotes are ntcsperSed with the
sketch and the little book, if not OF permanent
yolup il nj any rate readable,