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fesdl Notices.
NGPREME COURT. CitY and County of Vow

Hyr1EhE COURT, City and County Of New
.sHH-kiifn l. Thomson. David Thomson and janice
@ SS.seaiols o. %. Last VIII aud testament II William
oees.sed plaintiffs, agasnst samuel Moyso and Hen
hh wife. Michael Coleman, Jacob RothschiId.
lS7ssucI William Cilner John Just and IN sriJ ut.
pursuance and BY virtue Of judgment Of the
{h Court IN the sboveenttled Action bearing Gate
dey * April 1891, the undersssned the referee
~ named In said Judgment viii sell public
exchange sxlesrcoui. No Ill Broadway, IL the
1e1iork Monday the ninth day of MAY. 1881
Sssocs nccn Of that day, BY Adrian H. Muller Son.
. We Ioo wing described premises that 70 say
- NJ erected situate lying and beins IN the seven
~sm u the City OF NewYork bounded aud described
sesinnine ct point the .astsrly SIDE Of Broad
ons hundred and seventy i've feet soutberiy ffom
etefiy corner Of broadway and Bleec st, Uibg
~ 10y psss,ie with Bleeckerst one hundred and
&Hf soenee sonfhery parallel with Broadway twenty
kA oeocc westerly parallel With Bieecker st. hun
Sree feef Ia the easteriy side II Brcadway. and
49, aSe1y along said osserly side OF Broadway twenty
- 70 Ne point o. place 81 beginning.
LIZ LEsTER W. CLARK. Referee.
- ~sAAUD fo<IKR Plaintiffs Attorney,
$500. 80 Wan st. New York City.
-, 10 n. 2e and ~. May s, aud 81
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Drtssmakin9.

nRESSMAKER.-A competent French drcSs-
maker lu al bfaures wishes few engagements IN ihn
ili,, nr Wnf. - home reasonable prices Mmc hphON'
.Oi Wet 26lh ST. bot 7th and sth aScs. hrsi hoor
nRESSMAKER. &c.-By an EXPERIENCED
drr--msker vhnisa nTstcass inter and trimmer anu
Who mako all knG' of thillt"n> clih"- j." n9e
IN, An M IL. hon .r or would tako charge OF hIsflA>s
hn.r during summer Huuths Addfcss d. X, lnOuae
UptoWu once. l.2as broadway
l,FANSTRESS. DRESSM AKER-Ladies', chill
- an. Infant blvs operates all machines W W per
feet 81 30 dAy. Address r. u, 02 Last lIthst Tribune
branch Onlcc
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NoNAI'Iil - l-i\ ,H:ii., ~, LONDON
splendid GrN fact rt'a.itr-
I-att.H" .ypl.lIs I.a.o.l< sry J'rtty ffs
C,lrc Mnusret. AIn. 20 IA.-,fItu N".f.rh. Nlf ..
HaIou Mp4u,l. AIu' r. .I.yIt.i4 M-.I.r'Il. $40, -.
-u.csI.l .c,".in,~' , fIt ,,.>,.l4-r- 500 -rrr
fAFru '4efeaI s"t' 4i, tl -t'Uasr tt .is iii
AIi4y to The r.u'rA agents,
rArIoN. vl,hLn-. CO.. ,ecu'' H.naa. .i-orn.
NATIONAL LINE.-Fiom Pier 80, y. K.
y vt 81. N~IDVN AND IINI.rDpf.
L%GLAND ArItt. 81. g. ip. t''ArI Atui an. g. q 10.
ron l.INIHtN IS Ietpri l,ck-l
ERiS Ap1i 2t. l"a- 90. DiNRi,4.h. AuItl -. j.
'a'nu, rut ff. 'grf'hr} iirpd tle'fA,, I'.'ff 20
b- 10 ie0'r tl.su iuott u'a ,. vi 1T is~I Manf'
O." sud e. Broad way. s.. ).
DACIFIC MAIL STE AMSIllP COMPANY.
Il SaIinr from lIrr foot ui ana -. Nofth RIVER
COION rs c,n,.1ar. AIlil - noon.
Connecting for and south AmrIi'a and
From -ui trauol-,1 tO Japan and emma.
CRY or TONIC ... THURSDAY. My H. D.
Prom Francisco Honolulu. Sow zealand and Au.
tiaa
IIALANUIA Saturday, May :.
or ami, al 81 i"pdon mails 1T tfan'l,co.
Ia---t gers forwarded tn -AN FNANCi~tU. 0ANpWI'H
ISI.A ~. JAIAS. CHINA. MN /rALAND. Al - IA
LA, SOUTH AMERICA, tLAIHAL AMEisI,A and
NJ NICO.
For fr'h passl' AMI general uf ornation apply at Com
pany once. gu r.'t foot 81 Cilalsi-, Noru ,iy'f.
N. j. Bt LAY.
80 ir .ruirnt.
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RAILROAD.
On and after MN $. ir-l.


AND UNITED -IRlt.- " 49, ROUTE
Trains ir4Se ScH.lok, VA De 'rU>-"s a1d tprtisn't
street, F.Iiicr. a. follows:
HARRISBURG. the West nnf ~o1fh. VIII Pullman
Palsc- attAciri. -. ir, sud ~.s"i ff d.i.t.
Mflaui-i-rt Dock Haven. d. M, b n g. tn cory ems
Tfic at 10 D. IN, connecting ~ C"uy for iitus,e lti"
leun t'rtfrr and ihc uil Regions
Baltimore Wn-liurtD .d ttr south Limited Wishing
ton IApic" Of iriinar Ifl0i ts'- i. 'I',It ~II>t
"a m. arrive WASHINGTON Irgiuaf 90 t.p a.d b. 800
A. m g. 80 and ln D. SUNDAY. $40 and 40
xlr, for ia fi'norr. rNo'lt -uIfN. %.
For Atlantic IT.. =, no., without CHANGE c'r-
Boats Of Brooklyn ANN y" connect Nifl 90 Nf"ur
t-ty, snoidlg s"J AID oiiro, ut-t ur
BIU1Aiyn travel
Trails uri,e. Prom Il't .ufr r. 10 9" No. Hl g. 49,.
daily Re- u. daily. except MONDAY. Finl "a ellington
and BAijinoIc, - VA; Ju. M iDir AID Iu' y.
SUNDAY and 100 ln and 10 - Ffom thifl
phia t'n $50. =, &" !" 80, u ga NJ lo . ~. ''
30 -,r. So. lOl au' lnjn y sunday -. 6J"
IOsO, II 80 a. G.3t. y15 10. 10 aud 1850 T.,
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Gi1aiouo tOAric0- Nliic9.

-A.-CoACINiFN, GPooNS, WMrEES,
y. 'r.- '.fd .n'.. t'fn'.. o.. i't lls'i, Nca.
l .,,, .'ar o,o,.,a .a.r = n'~nl ..... 81, n Nr.
4 ppGr\rlrF.-r an Nmcrjr'n Young man
;.'.-. ,'> ,'i 80 E ~, i. +. ~. 1' '1 "
AsSlSTANrrNGlNrER OF FlEEMlN.-By
y tfrurr'i''. f..'.' "' 0' commended ,n,i ai ar@
.,,.,,,,'i,nS' %i,itA4-, 'qa'.,a. S. j.
RUoKKEErlE--E' mart, Y.liins }oms
- H"n ~ trul'.'' .l -." H. i 80, So, D"
81; &o.i .,;i.. 81,
C1EEN;-nS Hrtt yo OK, g., m s, sl' i.5 i"
r,oidr GIua,. - lIarr,.on '''.. nr.'s,o.
ELERK OR ASSlSTANr.---An cncr-ctii' Am
a 1d %l'S % s. i H. Gi r " VIZ gu i
CLERK. OFFICE ASSlSrNNI or iIGiit
NrpHnR rtayoune man "a, I. 't.nF' ',.1, , ,. ,
VII NV rcicrnec and -ccnty. EDWARD LNE'I -oo
fs,r 2l-tet
NOACIlNAN.-Bv Protestant married man
\ a,cohunn h,rosi -o r. 80 .'iy good cari,l au, ,rj
i To,t ' "ic33 ''''''' " NM
NOACHNAN.-By single Young man Of
roni adj ,.. hest references on last cnil'e n ln'
ana -y ush CITY CAil OF add'ss M No. l. ''''
JlstrL
COACHMAN.-By Il thoroughly competent
former rm,oScr eau be- Addiess coAcHMAA' l7
W Isl ',l piit at' hlauie-
OACHMAN.-Maried in private family
- haa I'M. l.st 81 city can gi'e ouI y"f.
REFERENCE ou his PIT, employer Apply So hSt '-d7t
COACIIMAN and GARDENER-B an inner
y lean ynunx man. with best recommendations VINO ,Sn
care and drive horses 10 gardening. nils Sc AIpt ~ ~
rENrI.KS NEN YORK HOUSE OF EMPLOY AENl'
10. Gthayr, near Uth a.
COACITMAN, GARDENER and CSEF
" MAN ~ singh man II long esprr~nce - W. ~
r... gun aud ciu diver AMI iulJ uAaeisi-hun n's
iur.. ia. ed rity county r'cr"no'A Address -
NJ, Box q, InbuHe ONCE
NOACUMAN and GROOM.-Age 26 thor
I ou,bv understands hi bu,urtsi hlsttart tly r",eI
ruce Nllrcs present employ rrs private stSDe 10 i'
Last Got- st, CITY.
COACIINfAN and GROOM.-l'y competent,
- rllabr and Trustworthy man city "r county '"
tut b. akc ontnr charge Of rrutcn'n- ptr' %
terr,ucr~ Adtr,.s 81. G.. Box 40, iu'Ae pawn UNITY
LIS BrnaiNsy.
nOACUMAN and GROOM.-liy hrst-ciass
I stu-i, MAJ 4s ai' groom riy . .o''t
tn .t .ity f,frrrncr can Monday or iur~y' oi A"uI
NJ - D., caro- J. H. Bfnuter Ia 'i-i -'ii-'L -------
trIINAN AND GROJM.-By thor
oughly reliable m,ui unicrs;lf. proper lratn.asw
49,. d,r.I n,, r.ftig, ur-t city or country !'ti
filirrrAnts gardening trluli a. gis ~. ham.
reference address SOAS'iAAh-'' w 49,
Dcl- 81. halleas uJofe
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6eatbers.

0carbers.
a LII wanting best teachers, American, or
1ss2gn for Experimentation rivat@ pupils families,
Sns.S eesiegeSa are PROMPTLY provided candidates hcN
ssosus mailed for postage. j. W. bCHEkMEKHONN,
seSstst1iy, East l3thst. y. Y.
plNCkNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
AND TEACHFIiS
I supplies schools and families win traehsrA
2 supplies teaehess with positions.
. ssns and rents school proi,erties
Furnishes circulars and gives information Of the best
~S""AA rusnspso L. >. School and College Directory.
T.COTEsWORTH PINCkNEY,
Domestic Iluilding
cor. Broadway and l4tlsL. y. y.
WMiED.-TO employ an experienced
s secoer a. City Superintendent take charge 0f The
~ s'eeeu Oh CITY. PeDp for three yrarn Ei'rtin
oetton year 10 about September i. 4 lib
snl te paid: feTsooal sppration required For
49,. Aodrsss C. r. Grant, Secretary Board Of Con.
ss'e A l. GREENFIELD President
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PED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
IL United STATES aud RIOS al Belgian Mall -t"amcrA
ENElN -ATCK ~ FpIt AZ IWfi.r
The splendid nfsl' lass, fuii. pow f~usr steamer
HWlTXEHI.AND ...........-. 'Aiaiiay Apfh - p m
INNNLAND ratuf'at Apil so, = 4. N
saloons. riai'TOus, -iloki ing auI bath auuIs-.
Second caiin accommodation unek cellc'L
rti'41oiuS all nn main deck
NO horses. cattle. Hhrs'p carried.
fiisi cabin, 10 and rll.
Second 4pin SO. prepaid. so. excursion 800
tteeiage, s2G; prepaid. ~ rNruTriOu. si3 90.
PETER Wi"llI SoNS' "cnI Ak u. 10 Bfoadway. y. Y
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamers eave WATSON's STORES Brooklyn
w. \ - NON ~ "Wednesday, pril 20
kCHIEDAM Me,ineS'ia} Nay u
AMs1EE Weslucs'laf May X
ist cabin. sGO-47O 2d cabin tjO sfcoiagc 90 ntrcr
from Rotterdam prepaid SO. A. CAZArN Gen. Agt.
n south William a. NJ NcH EDYE & CO. - south Mn
iamt Freight Agts L. W. Aolsls % broadway, o. T. A
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES And ltOiAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
kOTICE.Ihe steamers Of this Line take the LAM Route
ndcd by Lieutenant Maur1, l. D. NJ on both the
BNLTiC capt Parsr 1hur.iay, April u. II a. m
GEKMA MD capt kennedy 800. Saturday pnl 80 "a
KPUBL1C. Capt irving Thu day May .. ~ A. 10
CELTIC. capt. deadcn THURSDAY MAY u, y "a
lUrH-ST
1hcsc seaners uniform IN Hze and unsurpassed IN ap
looms are placed nishlps Wrrc The noise ni mellon alo
lca felt anordng degree II comfort hitherto unathapo
RArEs-sanon sso and 500 Return Tickets on favor
able terms Sirefagr nom Va" Oin country rp fi" N'H
These steamer. carr neither cattle sheep nor pigs
plans and other information apply at tho
Company Ohiccs No. broai~ay, Hc@ ! ~ s;. 49,,
&. /. BARTLETT e CO., Agents. Boston.
BARtlII y Il-l.l.l- ARtnl-, L...l- L,l.-
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6teamboaie nn0 Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON,
"A. NEWPORT, FALL RIVER,
ANU II1F mi.
Roappcarancc Of the Mammaih Steamers,

AND TUE FANT.
Reappearaucc Of the Mammoth Steamers,
Gi;ISTOL and PROVIDENCE. .
These resumed their iIii THIS linz Tor the
of iSSI They have undergone the usual moi 90 "a
oyeT1Gn f eI me , comfort and safct, oi
passengors
Leave daily az $50 from Pier ., " T. iopt
Of Murtav.st
conn ECTGON via ANNEX Boat from Brooklyn. at y.
Prom Jersey city az o. m
..o,.,.-,' - ,-run,.f, 80, 90. J., o,,.,,., NJ oil
JIthtlH' - i.i.pJ-a '''n ~ ~, I'D = - ,~J
principal hotels nd ticket hc ~ t' once on i' - nha
on board steamers. Bpi'biN q bp' Lii NH'"'A
GEO. l. CoNNoR, q. T. A.
rNop pAsToN TIM I NTEST TIP tI[ with
L Pullman Shoppers via y. Y. y IT, and H. r. r. iSava
Grand Central p'Iot 1t ll.t1 p m wccH dtfsi anu l,l
p. Sun,ajs Al' li'n ''''' w. '''N'
Via N""-l OK anl 'rN-i-h-'"i" i''i'"'-
n rIIIEU I'ITICN RAIl PnAD
( ElllNU AlIlE iN''itptNp, ,e,o 90,
- pNS,LH1 - u T. ON "',l 'I. w. ~ u,
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For Young Ladies-City.
For Both Sexes-City.

rrco de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
MI ioo VIC no 81 EAST SsTH5T.
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Brushes.

DRUSIIES Of every description 1t 30 Pearl
ID A. opposite Peck slip all articles at lowest poeh
J0aN N. HoPfIIL. Manufactures AID LnpOrter.
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Jnstrnetion.
va and Young Men-City,

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4Sl
near a2d-st-Primary Commercial and Css-
" bsvrments N X. HOBBY, W. l. AKIN, Principals
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@rates ano TENDERS.
Aarble an6 Slate Alan.fls.

$ttyvg AND SLATE MANTLES.-Them most
- eCg, pete stock u nue manties pow on ex.
~ = = STEWART 4 Co. rs west 2Sc.st, New.
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EREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK EALWA'

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave Ncw.YOrk, foot OF Liberty -, y. u.
Via BiauchlDrt
For sandy lluok. SIS, il:ii a. m y. $500
For Monmouth Beach Searilght aud III fl~ad- >, Sla,
II - 4. M: $50, y.
Via He'd Bank:
sl5a. IA Lakewood. TOMS rirrf parnorai. &C.
l.3U D. For lakewoni. NIlrir-'. I0ir@ IHftr AT
IASTiC CITY and az stations 90 iilt -l'c.
n-FnT la.NWnod " utinc :. Iua LINcr ia nrsaitc
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II
i NEwYoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WLsrEI.N RAIL
HmaASNuEy1 oy 1u,Ns TAKING ErrrcT xo,rxnrR H. 1850
a. nj ncnuaii and hicago Jay I1press Drasing
room Coaches to lnbA'o ana Suspension B''sr. . p,
fao a connecting With fast trains to The West and
Southwest ulmsn. best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches
10 iuralO a. -, ". s,,
Chicago without change als Hotel ninlg ars t. Chicago
7:I5p Immigrant tralu for the West -, D.,
Traits leave chabsr' s,rccl Dg6 o fSIs i9T 10 72o
p and ~ midnight saturday nights only 5uhdA5a VIZ
Rniherford aud Pas.ac, g. 100 TO- 1920 u.-the 1919
a. M tain atop. ltuihcrfod only sundays IL no"n
night sundayA q. $780, 1920 ni 40. $50 p ~. and IL
7 70 a lose M y P S In sS ar 40 aG
night sundays q, $50, 1920 l45. $50 p m. and IL
Tatsr.cn via Newark. eas $40 1880 M $40 4eo, $50
sshsrn g. ?S6 To- 10 a nj I46 $50 5gG:Io 7I5. IL
rdnght sundays. g. $50. LOGO l4j $50 p H. and
~ w %lps,eH'7 ESQ. lo2oA m, 4.so pm
Newhurg and Cornwall, 1850, a. M 800. 40 D. m sun
Rcndcui and Kingston. o a m, $3.50 ?. IN. Sundays $50
Goshen g. $50 3 1920 a. $50 $50, 43o. T. 7:l5
MiddIetown, $50, $. 1910 500. 40 7, 7:lb M
p "a. tiaas eonnect with NewSork aud osweso Midland
PoTi 100 .. 1920 a mi 40 T. 7lS p m Sun
a1S ~ a. lave s Quarter Of and quarter after
eaeh 5;t5 toeiJ and at !O'5 aud lliI
Tickets passage and for Aparnen;sn Drawing Room
and sleeping oaches can De "ol an 1'T -, 't ,e
pai,ys 0mces 2Se, 40i ss7 Brsadway, ~ H. No
Express the West arrive In NcwHork at H21
A"' Js o. r. ABBoIi Gem Psssr Agent SewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Eugcwcod, ClostcT curnnt aud Ny
seh so no ana 4 ~ h .9 - r. tisi9 VII
leave 30 minaies laier saturday nights ..,o
Manuel sprng Valley aud Aouscy, 100 $50 a. M 400
YIN JNo. n. ABBOTT. Gsnq Passr Agent SeS.YOrk.
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.,rcTJTUTION for the IMPROVED INSI NY
INr,nN Of DEAF MUTES. 1911 Broasway New "sh.
4 largest articulation sssSo o IN c the county,
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALI, Raj, LINE for Perth Amhov South AWhoy, Ped
Rank. Long Branch Ocean Grvc A-,uy rlrk Point leas
amt Toms River. Blrnega ATLAN re CITY, &C.
Leave Ncw-NoIk. foot Li'eisi nt D. $40, II - a. d.,
1880 $3.50, 1. $50 p.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn-

FEW satisfactory students can now i've
a registered for entrance IN septsnhriI az
~ school delightfully."- located on "!hr he,sot. I1
pgns.SiuIiy taught Languages by native t"a''I- ~
bsh on Art and yiepe superior advhtaet ~
use onnortnnities visit Art Galleries ana
uns a,irnd be.t CONCERTS and lectures N NeW1 or
his ~ a. -
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a NEW R srEhmERs SARATOGA AND CITY, OF TROY
i s"rsaT az p H. on with ioI ne
North Vest stateroou;s warmed with 'e"H S'eaiAor
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
s sv.r1 %r Il SKY S%4 Hy' S
I%s,Ss North West a"d 2ast ssierOO.
tickets to Ai'-Ay any A. '' Hv I% f. rrsal
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD:r
ID MODEL, FAST LINE TO Ili 1s, NJ
and after April rssGnSrr Tram. ssye sh 1o aa it u
TsnlS r. E Rer p. f q tS O0' OF
$40 m~Hxespt sunday for wa.hiaston and The W S
Entire Train through to Chicago also 'h''uSn
o@s ~ for Washington and the West, with sleeping
' The N@S r. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
Trains arrive from the West at go me- 3i" p m AMI
lI rTipr p al New York oclcc 81, Droaaway.
q, o,9nv. nnro 81 isralN,y aud different oaces
Of the frunsy lva,ii Il. K. Company
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
STooki Sn.i f'' o1 Of Fai,"ns' jew.'s wharf.
n Nu nrt loo, 81 Librr,y.r "a follows:
30 a. inFor Fruinston. Ia-tou. Al'"t""n Reading
a a. cnooeys Mountain Heh ndiye Braacn
H. l. aud Western r. H.. Lah"n. Allentown "HN''''''N
rc@ins'Ggo i a,"n A 4ass H bii,@a
Nantcoke 1 ppcr I@higl. scranton, SC ,.. 1t,-
,,i, p ny Match sS, P eRa@E, %ayafy S ''
3s6p m For tl,ton. ind zap, Mauch 1nnA a""F"A
S6 n"ror Schooys Mountain. High Bridge Branch
h ass =. nFor scncrviie. Termination, &C
pS S9 % Fl .,.af l.'S M;ue e. 6uns
SUNDAY trains eavr At so a. ~; - D. M ioi bo1nH bf'S
town Iiarlts'urg and the We.i. -. go. 500, o,.
g s9 81 is, 80 7i5. Us 0i5 i6l5 iii5 iapm m.
ror trans to local poiute. sc, Tine Iale. stations.
Beats oi the Brookyn and Erie Annex make connections
To and from Jersey city station.
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DoTRIE TRACK. TIE most IMrroTiD .F0rlr
MINT, AND TIE FASfI-I TIN Z DN-IriEtE
WITH AE-OLL IL nAILIl.
E,pre.s rr.ln leaye NewYok via pe,rt..-. ant colt

Trpress Trains leave NrNYnfk, VIA De1Ifss-s AND tOf
lnndf ~ti.sts F,iIi's. a. follows.
4 30 40, -, ~ t.iutrdi, j =. IN ,%1 o. & %
g. = 30 aud 10 pti aud u night rindtyh 4aOari "a
r;su aud 10 p end - night
Trains leave New OH daily, 'N'"pt sunday fl
730 a. and runnii' through VIA ifrntOn and an
den
lGrtuunf trains leave We-i Philadelphia l2ol, ~ -,
= 73j \ 20 and u a. Limited iHpfr-s go | J. p
T. j4J = 7:OJ o. on SUNDAY. l2pl. So. 52'. =
$50 ~; :, :, % and Leave Philadelphia VIA
drn y "A u aud 800 D.. "a daily except sunday.
Ticket Oicr- '2G dui @ii EfrdraJ, Nstor Iinus" and
and COft tdi count H. au1 Hrnps
" station. foot OF fuii0ps. brooklyn N"a H.
1l6 aud ~ nud.onsi I0n"scn; STALLION Jctsy ,iy I'm
igrtGt Ticket of,ce BSttety-pdc"
The York Transfer Company viii Gal If and check
laggage roin hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON, GfO ". RpNb,
ifI E4.sI J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
CTONlNGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- CnNNINrINH rlN AL. pnlNra LAsr.

Providence LtNE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY. .
Steamer. fIl.C Tl.N aai AIA4l.A l'4,v lifr 80, Norm
River foot ot Warren a.. Fatty except ~unN' al 80" IN
lio-t0n. via Pro, idr.,' iiff 60.
Freight VIA ,th's iuo thA'u NJ l""'-i 90
u. =. BAiiC1t h. Pr -idcnt.
/. ". FILklN~. GcucTsi IA trugtl Ar. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A BEAUTIFUL and healthy situation ana
q .yery advantage are offered boys for 500 al
BRADFORD MANSION sCIio'yyii, asa,
,z.,rsou n " midway betwee1 MAMAiV5NIr'rh ~, ~"
RYE NV :,
A UOMELIKE Boarding School for Boys
"A under IL. =. KINDS, \. NJ Hampstead h. l., y. l.
A lexand,r Institute--MilitaIy boarding SCHOOL
n White Plains ~ Y. Principal o. H. " 'i-hiS' ~" -
ID ACKWARD OR INVALID BOYS cared lor
aua instructed IN hesithful country home ny ~
,sa.c.d Teacher ard stefan. Address ioi P"iS'
BROOKS Y. o. Box i,2S', CITY. ------- -
BOARDING SCHOOL for few boys ,!',c nar ms
ID To- Col;eoe moderate summer ti ~, 20
~, an ID - r. LAMBERT, PRINCIPAL W I"n' N"""'' W
~ bs seen at Room co. II broadway this week
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately httcd lor
Il .ollece Conditioned rejected candidates coacne"
s,muef or winter. stockbridge, Mass r. Hott MAHN.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. on thc
Hudson ~ Y.-Higi ground, mountain air; iaru Oh ~, ~
sc,e. thorough for COLLEGE business OF sIe,o
49,, hcvs delicate hes carcllly casseL WI" reopen
s.semler i6. o. COBB, A. NJ. Principal
,1,LMWOOD INSTITUTE, LaneShoro, Beik-
II shire o. Mass established IN 1872 FITS for COLLEGE sc
s,tiae school business private instruction speeihF
throughout the year . ,,,n-,r Al r-,nct,,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
VNO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o.
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS - PIilAAil-L4 HIA.
TWO ~ NfW.NORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
Art Schools-City.

~rRS LOUISA b. CULVER ,-.,.-,u On ON,
M nc. cs,vs pups In Drawing and Painting In on ana
IVA VII iors China Decoration AT her STUDIO NO 20 fS'
eStb<t NOV" Nj D. Huntington, Mr.. william HART
Rcfcrenees- Mr. lanes VI. Hart, Mr. A. r. beIO"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
.ARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE. Mass

- lime Examinations for admission TO Harvard College
a. axr,uce scientific school, the Law School and the Med
-, school will hereafter he held simultaneously IN tam
,rtra Exeter n. H.. NewYork. Philadelphia Cincinnati
chicago and Francisco on Ia" Thursday FRIDAY ANA
ssturtsy following the last "Wednesday In June lie! WI"
Min this year on Thursday, June 20, at : a. m
c,nAstes may present themselves part Of the cX
sulustonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

~ DREW ard ST. JOHN leave Pier 81. Noituh IiNet'
SOUTH SIDE or CANAI-ST: every WEhk ia ~ H
m conuectIng Albany SUNDAY morning cHcepcdJ WIN
trans North West and Fast Stnterooms wa1n'd 900
Excursion uoke1s ~ a. BI,T-r President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

GARDENER and FARNER.-By married
- msn fai''n'r and farmer fHlv uafer,tandr hoih
hiI . - fc business rrrttuco- lat
lauslwst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

ElRFNAN.-By . man Of 10 years cypcr-
rncr temperate and riahi Trustworthy. Address II.
HAYWOOD. liihuue Uptown Nee. i.2.is broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

- bi- and nowcr' understand driving and can nikind
J. willing tn MAKE hin.f Generally r-iui. refer.
.n,.. Adirr-S KELLY, Box 10. Tribune Uptown Oucc.
~ IrnillAnY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

! E'ARnFR.-By an experienced American,
siusie ~ years who competent take full
liu- ~ and raising a! kinds Of stock Sci pnirrate
q nea ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

COACHMAN or GROOM.-As coachman or
ROBERT DAVIS, orange, Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CITIZENS, LINE

A TROY BOATS. CTIlIENS LINZ:
N. NEW STEAMERS sARAToqA AND CII ~ o., or llsos
49, PIER 40 n r.. FOOT NESTRN.ST, daily except
Sstrday al D. H. connecting with morning trans 10" lhe
S,sh snd Vest sateTUou.s warmed with stealth STEAMER
leading on Sunday touches at Albany.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-20
Portland g. ogdensburg.

The Portland & Ogdensburg are making ar
rangements to run day train, each way, be-
tween Portland and Montreal. The trains will
leave the one city about 730 a. M, and the
other about 80 a. M, arriving in Portland
and Montreal at 8 90 and 500 p. M, Respective
ly. This will be great convenience to pas
sengers who desire to avoid night on the
road.
The new freight onnection-mentioned sew
eral months ago in the PREss-has been estab-
lished, one line from Chicago to Portland via
Michigan Central, Great Western, Rome,
WATERFOWL & Ogdensburg, and Portland &
Ogdensburg railroads, the other in connection
with the Wabash system from Toledo, via Cam
ada Southern line, and the above routes from
Suspension Bridge to Portland; by this ar
rangement it will be seen that the Portland &
Ogdensburg road becomes part of the great
through lines to Chicago and the West. Ship
ments have already been received over these
lineg