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Gicamboals ans Railroads.
4 FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON.
~. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER
AND illE EAST

EEl~Ibl ftd fIbF lItN' p
These steamers hay, i..ir,d their ~ t. hu' fo tc
qn of is, I9r h ;, @n@.Is"n ' NJ, "-"" m
every requirement ioi ID" CONVENIENCE comfort 'Hd fN
Ica1c HcwYork dale sundays included at $50 p from
Co%%TcfiIN ,l4 AN%EX Boat from brooklyn at j..
Prom Jersey Cip az 90 m.
rIcKlr-. -rArEHo"A-. etc.. car nc obtained ct az
'1 G 'i'i' L. 10 C5.'o1S'Non T.. g. ''''' '' '''
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOC-
L sATON q and NAI GAIT OK RAILROADS Sttam'r-
IT, East ,rI 20 M Fare low cr than by any c,ci
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PAssENGIE TRAIN-. ard after Ami o. ISL. ~i
leave deos foot 81 4ntt Drshros-e- ss az az
M , mS'I nun " h w,s Tailn1n .iaei
ns coach. attached i To- ~ 49, r,il
IN gas s ' a5 a.ro eo n s snd ,Ssn n
3 20 p ~ cAli,.' To- H'n'a iunk - - ~ t0,
church aud cafiandt,ts. G.. H. CNNINGs. Nycnt
NORWICH LINE
y boston wercc.cr Na.Gga. Portland and nc E.,t
Ton, g.
ROCKAWAY BEACH-ENCuBSlONS
IL VIA TnE
NcwYors, wooGha,cn and RockaWny Railroad
.s aP and after NJ" Trains viii be ''" DAILY ~ follows
Maaors Point GO eaaa Ilo5 ~. 80 and l4op m
BushVick at -. aud u o. b. 49,, 80 and 81 T.
fatousha' At q; D. 4pa M i.25 AMI l55 p IN
Rockawsy Beach, 40 ana 10 1870, $50 and G 10
Excursion Tickes cents charge for Parlor Cars
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing ut
Milton ccpsic, E~pu- connecting Win Ulster and
Delaware aud waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James ". Baldwin leave daily at D. M. foot
HarisOnst North River except Saturdays when Thomas
Cornell leaves at D. M
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoNFAsY,J
OFFICE 90 GENERAL MANAGEi,
NKN-IORk, April 70, 1881. )
CPECIAL NOTICE.
> SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO HIGH BRIDGE.
commencing sunday May 1851 trains Of the sixth ANenue
will With trains the ~ and H. lsil for
High Bridge $500. -. ..,.-- 49,,
therrfrom at short intervals
between l5jlhst and High Bridge at AL hours cents
Por regular trains OIL y. c. and " r RR time table
for that road. ~ $500. e,---, 49,.
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant Steamers
RTONINGTOE, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays
and NARIlAGANsErT on Mondays Wednesdays and fri
dRysat IN =, pDo,, prrp "a - n
arriving NJ Boston AZ A. NJ. FARE AS LOW
AS BY ANY OTHER LINE o...
Tckeis for all principal ticket onces stateroons
Offices Of WestcOta Express Company az NoA So1
and s97 broadway aud at Metropolitan and FIN Avenue
Hotels ucket ofhces
PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY
steamers ELECTRA and 0ALATEA leave Pier 20, North
River foot Waron daily (eXoept sundays) at ASO r. H.
Tor Boston via Providence direct
Freight either line taken At lowest rateA .,.
W. PILKINs. General Passenger Agent
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VNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QtTTNSTOWS AND LfNFRrobi.
NOTtcE.- The -t'Anrrs o this I'm" t"A" ii'u'L4n'
Maury- La, Iuilts- az iil st-.Ili- ~ tlit N'if
CITY az GlIl.- 'tl.K ~AIT RUAN. MAY .. n a. 100.
CITY OF RICHMOND ..- al knNN MAY ~, D.. 70 N
CiTY Of NONTEEAI . TIM Ii~pNN. MY 10. 10 g. n.
CITY OF BERLIN .-... All kbNl. ,iW - - l
CITY OF BKl ~~fIS III liSbNh. Iuh' e. '" h
I'nul, FER 81. y %. fool ~ thailton.~i.
CABIN 80 and elon Return fick'-oI fnf"ial' Terms
hTEELAGI. So If'i go. bfI!t. 10 I""tsi i-l'-
raoou-. -fl'cfo'ts -luHtar and haih i"nnN ahl""l-
Ih,-t tfein'Ts tliul carry cattle. fhcsp or PIGS
JOHN 90. DALI. A. 90. 30 aud '5 l't"sl"aF, y -
I't.'a. lpl.il tii.tf- so. lil ~tlfi ii. %
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Sales bp Aurtion.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE;-JOi1i,Ns, H. =;
\ LYs Auctonce VII sc at pneS sqegn At 10 "a ID
@,e Srw York ftty II o'clock "A m tnc lu,sasuo '
uAlufe7 ui q lakni "o'' ' ASIIBEL y. FITCH
Attorney for mortgagcc, o5 NassAust Ne" ofA my
MORTGAGE SALE.-Thomas IL. SulIiEan'
vi surtinncor viii sell. this day at 10 9eosk, Ap ~
- r ~ II inst and 0h-avo. the furniture and hx-
t,r,s OF me Point View HOUSE BY order OF -, =, ,
ASUBEL L. FITCH, Attorney i"f Moi's"Se'~
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siinaiioms tuanteb-- females.

CHAMBERwoRK, &c.-By a Swedish girl
TniSane Uptown ONCE i,Sss Broadway ~
al 5si SSfi zeT to c e
e city referenscs Cali 2s2 eSaTe
CHAMBERWO HOUSEWORK, WAIT
~ INGNuRsE &e-By American and Protesan, tTis for
HONE BTREAt ss Stsye ~I above fotSst NO. =
COOK.-As cook in private family; thor
- oughly competent in cooking all kind: Of soups mesi
laSs aye "nd game city reference Apply for the week. S
COOK.-By first-class woman, who under
also s Of e B ann sTs 3c ev qR % G
Ingh makes SIDE dishes, &C. city or country Cah 2e2
C00K.-By a respectable middle-aged woman
as Ooe plain cook and to assist With vas9E ironing or
pioyer, zoe East 5chst one iisSt up 'p9 ''''
COOK.-By young woman; understands
- mats SOUPS pastry game snd desserts no objection to
so We STa aol private '" BEST CITY
COOK, &c.-By thorough good cooks; meats,
mocr rasp' wsse CaS HNE M Il
6thave
COOK, WASH, IRON-By German help; for
HOME BT REXT Is G,6ave fourth house above iothsi
HOUSEWORK.-By a neat, active German
adtes s IA &s ssa family o. to do upstairs work Ca" "
HOUSEWORK.-By a neat tidy intelligent
Protestant Young GIL will bc generally useful In
family any capacity do good cooking and IL good
moderate Can be at s65 Ct-rc 23d,t, it noor
u0USEWORK.-By an ENGLISH girl in a
Il small family ely country Slf references
Address C. y. Tribune Uptown OLce l@3s broadway.
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS
Il BY scotch Protestant gri; ready. willing nd not
afraid Of work Rood washing sud ironing; j. good
family cook rcady when waited g'd say whore she
by attention 10 her work and gorl behavior retain
slant Rome. No ~ Oih4Ve, near l7th-st
| AUNDRESS.-By Protestant Young woman;
II would assist VITA Ca.nherVois bcst city references.
Address NJ f., Tribune Cpt'~n ONCE No LIS Hf"@d"Ay'
T AUNDRESS.-By a Protestant woman. who
understands her business Wei and ~ da her duy faith
fully du rp ladies' and Children garments IN uc style.
also scniyu'n linen pu polish and flute city oi country
CAL 2S2 6th.ayc.. near l~thst
| AUNDRESS.-By a respectable woman, 10
IL uy dav hrsc!..~ iqnndrcss. would do
houscceaninr by uio day city reference No 3Oi West
Sothst Room Is
| AUNDRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-By
- young woman a. first cis duude-- or thafuhcmad
and aundTcs. city reference H-l @taVr, Thru hoor
NCRSE.-By a competent nurse ; excellent
references can Ice seen at present tml!oycr-4j1 West
2Jdst
NCRSE.-By young French woman. who is
thoroughly competent take charge oi grown children
highest city reference Address J. J.. Box +S Tribune %
town Ofco, l23s Brosdway
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By North
~ German wunan Protestant Ia one or two grown chill
drcn wit lady SPEAK. French and English 10 all
kinds OF sewing city references eii othav' ursi hoor
CEAMSTRESS.-A lady about leaving town
- would Ike Situation for most trustworthy and reliable
person she recommend maid and -eausttt~s or
ChambernaiG and sranstrcss IL willing 10 90 Win family
of town. Apply AZ 80 80 Wet 3lst't after 10 O'Clock
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1netruftiou.
For Boys and Young Men-city.
For Young Ladies-City.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR School, I,4S! Isl
-, Isnsrtmsnts N. NJ. HOBBY W. L. AKIN Principals
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Va Hr1.thiprf
For ~1H.Iy lIo4i.. ~. 4. - %. %. : p.m.
Irt Noumplth Beach, ~,aDrglt au. NIrhand.. = SD.
u % g.. D.. $780, o. ODE
Via lt',I Bank
sIts 90. f.' il..sooi Toms I,iy'r. Ta-rfetf &C.
go % u-I nr t..fAn1I. Ia.rh'-f'f. Tome River, At
LANIlt tIIh Il....I -t.i.H. - to I.f-.i'
bog ftArNu. 80. tI4- IONS River litfl'la;,SC g..
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porprF TRACK. THE MOST lMrRoyrn EQTI'
nj 81 AND TifI FA~Ii-l llMI tbN~l~IfN ~
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

81
T'"o Is Nl.NloEk.
win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
r,prcs. Trains leave Nce York Via p,broe-es and cort
's ~. 20. :. ~ - loi1mton. u g. no. J. 2 70. 20 T. D.
20 r'. t ' \ - Y,rk daily excerpt sunday. at
80 On and D. r running through wa ipu;on and Cam
'' -,n, trains Jaw, West Philadelphia OIL $40 i25,
r Us. = so ani 20 iu Limited trpr,'. go ? nj =
goa m {. +. o5n.is M Lcsyt rhalapha via Cam.
d,p a. ,nd % g. 20; ~ ,'i R.ior House and
f.. az be-, llt tort.4ndi -f- court Il H hrs'
ic AID j. lni.oa.t Hohohca station. jersey city I'm.
Fir 81, Icis ali coniany Will can for and check
t,rsne,. ,rom Lo..l. .gd residence. u woon
f""N trn'i,i g,n..cf ,cnI Far Agent
I'lIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~ ne
SIWNOIH. LAKE ERIE AND WE7lL"" NAIL
arstSerwxr or rpuv- r,ssa trrEr SoyEgnEH H. !'o
room ,oa,ir. % buffalo aud Suspension Fridge , INIT
,p D., t, ~ l'" f..t dim, to he wost ad
souho,st pullman best Drawing room sleeping 'o'' ms
7r@ DAILY Pacific rIPE, for ec W Est,nS sdTr sn
Sicaro ~ho1 eancc lI,a Hotel nnng cars to Chicago
,l5 m-tmlrrln ii., , ig' 5,r %cv York FOR
p ir and midnight saturday nights only sundays Vi'
rutherford and ae,ac g. 80 No. i ' d5yis noon
uain stops at lw,hefi9i1 'iy o on @ mi, n mid
'r,trseu o. 100 TO- 1920 - noon. Lao B. 100 ~
no 20 $50 6lO, O.}0f ?, y lu.V T. i ~" -
night sundays. q. 80. 1920 a. m lio oJO j. Ill., III" -
mianis ,.n VT, Newark CAS- $40 ll3o $40 ago 800
e. O, 1.3u D. No.. AMI ~ midnight HA'"'""9 "H"'' '
day. gIo 20 e lV P AM l45 $50 6iGlo 75, and 5
midnight sunday g. $50 1920 A. NJ 49, $50 p H. anu
IN midnight. ,,o ~
NeWhurg and Cornwall, 100, . a. m d5o' 4.'V r. 7""
GAY Hs,n 9 = and Kingston. $50 sundays $50
n ,oooa d, g.gO 40 4.gO : Z m.
n,,n,d.vs - logo a $50, =.
Mtddetown ZOO q LOGO a M 500, $50 :, 'io t in
nSavs 40 lO2O ESQ T. m The a. IN an 80
= n, ifans connect with NewNork AMI os"eso niui~l'
railroad AZ Aaln-st 90 IN. -, tqo q Tn n m sun.
80. slo 1000 A M; D. $50 and I p ~. , $500. o,,or
93dbt quarter OF anu qH'Itti
ob hour from 5.l6 ~ $40 T. H. dh lOfo anu A4''
m Tor nassaee and for Aparimentsin Drawing so9m
"a seeninq Coac be obtained AMI oiu.ls i"i ,ao
hct ing anil transfer Of bagEAge may De lei AZ yo %
Sny,s daices Nos 2S9, 4Ol or B51 BfoadNay ~ 1" W.
Psny - nSootlvn or at the Company DepOts . -,s
Trains from the Mert Ai'No d" -''" ' -
and ii 20 NJ and TOTO p m 81 ,,.... San, Nov York
MI" i''-J SO r. ABBOTT, 0en1 PAST Agent Ne"''''A'
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEl J..
~ Trains leave for Englewood Clostcr Piernoht anu
M J. y 4, A.5O bJO, biiO s'S" .l.2Po al
snn,sys a M and $50 p. Tho ll3O p H. uain wiz
inavs al utes saturday nights M o.o IN Is0
Manuel spring Valley and Mohsey fOo' V0o - '' NV
Pm mo n ABBOTT, oenG Pass'r Agent New'f0fA
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

Fat Side.
A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23s Broadway. corner Thirty
40 % ,t corner ,d C5i9R 2gaTf 5GJ e4
ave- c' n & oo % AZ 'nS nA one bngdI md
twenty hfth st. mp TO p N, at regular office LateA
4 FURNISHED second floor without board :;
5o. also HsS rooms '0' S'u'H''1 '.-,le4',' .. l.'
lnEiST 39TH-ST.-An elegant second or
IN hrl hoor with without private table OF without
AZ FAST 25TH-ST.-Iarge hall room on
I't rppor aoor 20 gentleman, VIII board also. on
May Lone second and third floors reiereLces
West Side
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE My 5.TI,;
y YprE gEiny ~ WILL ~ RECEIVED At +, LIE LIZ
81 M - N ihir.. tcrer Ishthaye
- East Fourteenth st. 'orner Jnon sgTaTe 3g Ihta'
Sos 1901 sud 800 Thir!aye cotnsI one,huhdfeu and
''r.ri' 'ih o.. uu To- D. n, at regular Once rAtes'
4 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET. without
- board ia private house To- gentleman only all con
,caicnc, references required 2l0 West 5Jtbst near 't
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with cyeel-
comforts for gentleman aud VIE or
two gcnt'rnci. 50 Wcst l0tl Il, ueaf 5thayc
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS on second
r,rl,f 10 prrmarrn parties near cars 10 all ferries oiso
elevated road. 1903 Wcsi l-thst -
DARTIES suffering with female or nervous
q..ryi Address ". j. Tl.lPP, NJ D. 81 7thaye, \. y.
SPACIOUS ROOMS on jth-aNc., near 10th
> and adjoining streets with private table breakfast or
wifluut IutId price for sumner. 0si references al
EVERETT BOARD DIRECTORY. - West 55ihsL
Two LET.-By gentleman, one or two fur
ui.hr rooms hs house University Tub to gen
t,era. Address IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Tribune
UpirNu oacr l.2'- Broadway.
rI'O LET.-Furnishcd TO gentlemen only. sey-
, c .Ss'H! y 5oe VISIT On .ins "S near li thSe ' '
- GRAMERCY PARK.-Rooms in suite and
I -ag, front and sunny, with Grstci1ss board
81 WEST -ST.--Elcgant parlors extra
- r size and appointments all modern convenience
bath fUo. attached
ID WEST l2D-ST-Elcgant apartments,
~'D without board Tor gentlemen, for the summer months
az -snin-f prices references
~ WEST 3GTH-ST.-A small, private fam
- d. w Jet. with board pleasant back paroi I"
qD.o gentleman ot ~ an Office 10 lhySicah fri'I'u'e'
I1S WEST I2D-ST.-Small family Occu-
- rv.ng Handsomely furnished huu-c - q! rent CHOICE
part rp0n-lho party Tor hou- kecpng viii re.t beau
ffulg urAl-.d suite single rooms, Hth home
comforts. references call before g. ~.
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For Both Sexee-City.

~rIsS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH
nj 100 NO 81 EAST 3gTH.sT.
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PENINSULA HOUSE,
L HEABRIGHT, y. J.
o,.,s lima q strictly first class surf and SUI wate
,,,y'r, c. n. DEDERER, Proprietor.
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EMPERIAL GEBNAN VAIL.
NOUTU GILMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN VIEW YORK,
NOITIlNMPTON ND BEEMEN.
I'm 81 Mo VAIN sat, NV ~
IHitii% sat Nav ODER - sat. Nav -
ET,CKAE Sat. MAY 10 cen WERpEN. Wed June
RATE, OF PASSAGE iton NEW YORK. SOUTHLAND
TDN. IANEE OR BHI. MEN 49,.
FIRST Calm .rluu SECOND CABIN ..--..... 40
SIIilfNGI. 80.
Return tickets reduced Rates. Pf'plii -t'fraec tI'h
Gates sas steamer Pier between ~ecoa1 'nd
ILrd--i.. ifo1okc. .
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Art Schools-City.

nTRN. IUJ ID. A.. cu a,
I'm receive pupils In Drawing and Painting IN OH IN
xv.er olors China and Decoration at her stu" NJ 10
sobS1 WV Mr. D. Huntington, Mr.. William mart
Reference Mr. James NJ. Hart, MI. a. F. BeIio"A
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CNITH HOUSE,

SMITI HOUSE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
o,,n from n Of May 10 November Mountain Ar rk'r
yrw splendid drives. !, u. ~ -
1,r-AIUER ROARD at HILLS MANSION
- UofSF Fastbampfon Mass; special rates TOT May anu
Inn. Referrnces r. f. spear, III Broadway T. ~ iei'
lti Iroal Il. send for circular WILL" Il-I-
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INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED INSTRI I
IrIoS Of DEAF MUTEs l,jll Broadway New l4Ik.
ne largest articulation school In tho country es'aosn
isSr pire oral method. send for circular
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV

ALL EAIf. LINE for Perth Nmb0y. south Amnoy, Rcd
rams Long lHlch nc1 crow Aufy rark, Point Pleas
aLi. loiL~ .lv,f. hagur,a'. ATLANTIC tlTN.Ac
$50 500. g. ? 3O p. 10.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE:
1: rh e. y r. Fo G1 S 8f a rSY
SSh and West steamer gaPg on sunday touches at Al
on May will 70 pier a. n r. foot Of chrstOphers
4 LDANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
sbE Of 1S leave avery F %Enk f D%9 Ss
Trains MsS t. Albany a morning eSssp'ed) with
Excursion eket'O Albany and return sqo 90 Says e. 90
RALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
nm -, va "a Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
yana r. r. Depot at tho foot Of coandtst and also foot Of
5So r a. fI5,seri sunday for Washington end The West
H. ilhy for Washington, Cincinnati, Chicago AMI -
LoI Entire Train runs through to Chcago also through
10 mDiy Tor Washington and tho West Will sleeping
Tns New b. and O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
No other line make faster time to the wcst
m rams arrive from the West a. $40 M, $40 r. and
Prn'ra Nor York omce 80 Broa.lway
., IehcIs .ecug and 9ags checked 9nsh 70 destination
oithe fra1-yiysn'i r. r. comp'ny
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
iailon IN NswYork foot 81 Ihcnysti station IN
fI ,a,, laquay 10, ISL.
100 a. M For Remington. Easiou, Allentown Reading,
7:1O in -choocv'- Mountain High R,fdre Branch
a. l. an1 western r. H.. Laston, Allentown ~ikesbaue
r sIi mTSr , f,caag'G2 aston Allentown Gsains
p ~ For ricmineion. Easion, Allentown, Reading liar
,2aof. H.. Roy a,.oa. %lnd '!ap iruc chunk, ramaqua
Driuon. Nukc-'gTrr. -trl.f ne &c
$50 g. h,roi c!ooyy Mountain, High Bridge Branch,
lA5p. H. For soacfgillc. Pennington. &C.
o p "a r Lo5 la,'o9, - l. 3i VI H. r. Allentown
sa. il'in.s. M1u,h nnhF VIZ ,'ai5r DEL,
ard INTERMEDIATE iatons. o, 3 go ,r lasiol. Aicu
- %rs,rka 5i5. CI5. A. ~. 7.l5 So So, el5
H45 & - nj u r. H. Ii3 + +, ~, ~ o. o'o
For io,,i t,t. c. r, i'ir. m .tafons
I ifIi d AL col
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FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
GuN-. COTTON TraN, tto. of iurrfv-st fnl Freehold
NJ = d. % g., ID. lf. g. $50 p. 90.
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VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QCEENNTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
leaving Pier - ~ r., foot Of kiug-st.
WYOMING Tuesday May 3. $40 a. N.
ARIZONA Tuc-lay, May 10. DO J.. n.
VISIONS Tuesday May II, a.
NEVADA ..... Tuesday, May -. 23u D. m.
Iucs'lay. May 81. ~
To These steamers built ~ iron, IN watertigt com
partmcuts, aud furnished with every requisite Ia make
The pasagc the Atlantic both safe ald agreeable hd
ing bathroom, Hunhiuc-roum, drGWugruon. plano ana
library; also experienced surgeon, stcwaidrss and caterer on
each steamer The -Itto1ns all upper deck thus Ni
ing those greatest OF al luXic- at sea, perfect Nchaoh
Gt 4 light. 800 ., - ,
CABIN PASS NGE according 10 saterooml. SOC 80 anu
500. INILENl DIAII. 80. SIELitAti q los id'cf-
- WILLIAMS & CT ION.
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MRS. S. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
wi for Young ladies' west End Inst New Haven, conn.,
keyeDth year commences sept 81 send for crcuI4i'
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LONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tarry-
il town n Y; home care, thorough course OF study
sonens seI,euiber Is Miss ~ W. METCALF, Principal
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HEATH HOUSE. Schoolcy's Mountain
~punss j. opens early In me Sc a~on' s'nd tor oi
cular ! NAKREN CDlEMAN, Manager
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Ocean 6leamers.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTTCF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER no. 10. NORTH RIVER.
sGAIIIA WCdnes,lay, 4th MAY, 300 a. m.
PALNYR ......... "wednesday, 4th May. o.
AIGERI .......... Wednesday 18th May, pm.
SCNTlIIA Wednesday 18th May, a. m
steamers marked thus o do not carry Steerage.
Cabin passage $50 and $780, return tickets on favorable
seerace tickets to and all parts Of Europe at very low
rates Freight aud passage office, No Bowling-Green.
VERNON il. BROWN q CO., Agents.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANItE.
Of ~ NOrih River foot Of Aorfons
Travellers nv line avoid both transit 10y English rail-
and the discOnofts Of crossing the Channel In sna
boat.
AMERIoVE sacil lasday. May I, 10 a. m
FRANCE Trrudlr ......... ,,.tr-lay May ~, D. Ia
CANADA. Fan sciil Wednesday, May j., va m
Checks drawn Tet LyOuua Of Paris IA amounts 10 -n
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent. No. Bowlingf'rrcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

VhIIo, Sniiy hosnnc school. location hoaicst 20
SewIersey; thorough preparation for college or T
sehoo' csch nip Address the Principal = H. MOOi''
\
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

CO0K.-By a respectable middle-aged woman
~ good plain cook With washing rouing
other work very moderate wages Apply at present en-
ployer's, 2O0 East jCthst, fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

~ DREW and IT JOHN leave Pier a. North River,
SOiTH SIDE OF CANAI~ST. every WEEK DAY at p.
M connectnRat Albany fSunday morning excepted with
trains North, West and Fast. StaternoIls warmed
Excursion tickets TO Albany and return good 30 days 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

WI For Young ladies. Pittsheld Mass, commences us
ortetb year Septenber % 1880 Widely known for excel
and great beauty aud salubry Of location
me Rev. {. V. SPEAR Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
6nmmcr Resorts.

ADNERTISEMENTS FOR IHE NE EN-
y YORK TPIBt ~ WILL NE RECEIVED y j ltE
IPT0wN OFFICES, 80. l2is BroaiS .y, corner my
~ ~ East Fout.enthsi. corner mon -9usi 81
- oot and :, 3oo TIiri'avr corner Onr-hundred aud
,a,.,,t IN ~ ma ~ > o. m Al regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
CIT,IMFR FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GEN
For Young Ladies-Countiy.

A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
n and cheap rates. Pennington seminary PennHgt"n'
w.Jcrsey. address THOS HANLON u. d., rIe'uens
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, conn. },
fcr vonnq ladies' will reopen september To- 1880 Prep
ration for Vssssr aud other colleges specially; l.
sTONE MARIANA b. SLADE Mrs. [. hNONLEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A REAUTIFUL and healthy sItuatIVH "H
a every advantage ere offered boys for sy SOW aI
BRADFORD MANSION sChV0oL,>,cu, ~
Harrison ~ d" N' Rev. c. ]. COLLINS, Principal
Sharp County record., 1881-01-06

ground of greens and flowers were scat
tered the things too large for the tree
among them Jacks sled. How the
children screamed when old Santa with
snowy beard and hair crept from out
the green plants about the chimney,
muttering in low voice, " From Ger
many | come; as | walk | jingle, jingle,
and the boys call me old Kris kringle.
Pretty notices or messages of love were
with all the gifts that old Kris scattered
among the happy group.
A brooch, with its diamonds SHINING
like Rose Bells eyes, was one OF the
many gifts the gods showered on the
tiny maid. g,
Later on, when the tree was stripped
of its gifts, the youngest scion OF the
house, little Tom Bell, whispered in
sepulchral tones to his mother:
"I say, mar Santa Claus is in there
and he's got his arms around sister Rose,
and he kissed her. viii he take her up
the chimney with him?"
81 reckon not" laughed Mrs. Bell;
4" come into the other room and show
me your toys"
And Santa whispered; " l came back
for Christmas, Rose, darling. Were you
frightened?"- Chicago Times.