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LITERARY NOTES.

,,.. co,,omh.r number of the PreussSche
JehybucAer is to contain unfinished WORK Oh hah''
never before printed.
That clever novel of Rice and Beeants-" The
Chaplain of the leet has lately been dramatized
hv Mr. d. G. Bouccault and is TO be produced IN
London.
The poems Of Albrecht Won Halter, the most PROM
iuent perhaps of Swiss poets of the last century
have lust been edited and published under the SUI
pervision OF Professor Hirzel, of Borne.
George Brandes, the author. who for long time
has lived in voluntary exile at Berlin is aoo'V ~
return to the country of his birth. society -
Danish men and women has put at his Glspos'' -"
SUN of 1000 crowns year tor ten years anu 10 -
turn he will deliver yearly course Oh pu"'i0
lures on literature at Copenhagen IN connco'o" VIA
his labors at the Royal University
The late Dr. John Hill Burton, tno au'"o' "a
.The Book Hunter" had as child some c"riou'
e,ueriences with hogginG Scotch oomi"'o' ~.
hoy when at school near Aoerdeen once s"'S n
sro,, a Swollen lin, the consequence OF fight Inc
5ominie thereon. being perhaps short-sghleu
man accused him of looking impudent" Inc
moor bov could not help shooting ont the lip -
which was swollen and was beaten till the master
Inv the violence of his eSertons caused himscil IN
internal injury from which he never recovered.
The Russian book trade has developed to large
extent in late years. The value OF the books I'M
ported during the years 1880, 1881 ana 1917
amounted on the average to only o. million SILVER
roubes year, while in 1880, 1891 and Iooz .ncl a
value had risen to p millions and III looo, ioo-
and 1865 TO 2s millions. From 1863 to 1910 tne
YEARLY average value was G3 millions ana III 10 80
II had reached the sum OF 10 millions Inc eApoI'
~ Russian books amounted on the other mana 10
.,ly n million roubles in 1879, q slight increase
over the preceding years
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. Aug. 6-P.x
The markets for mining stocks last week were N
limited and generally embarrassing that they pre-
sent little natS"r for review. The only feature OF
the whole week that is worth mention was the ac-
tivity and steady decline for Chrysolite against
2.75 a week ago IT'S closing price yesterday was
$50. after sales as low as 220. Robinson Consoi.
dated was dull, but sold down to 1.30 and closer
the week ut 1.56D1 so against 1875 week aoo
The fancies had their small fluctuations but ~.
final changes aro Insignificant. The ComstocIs
were dull but steady. and the California gold stocr
were dull and weak. Yesterdays markets wers
like those Of preceding days, with, if any difference
less than the usual fluctuations '
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declarsa
Its eighty-second dividend for JULY of S75.0o0e
payable at office Of transfer agents Lounsbery
Haggin, No. Is Wall-st., on the 18th inst Trans
fer books close on the 9Th. The above makesa
total OF dividends paid to date Of $4.55O.00O
SALES Al THB MINING EXCHsy0Ps
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CLOSING PRICES or C1ZIFORYIA STOCRG
san FRANcLsCO SATURDAY.. Aug ). 1897
Yesferday Tadxv
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 6.-Comstocks are
quiet but steady. Outside securities are attracting
more interest :
Bodie Consolidated, Eureka Consolidated and
Northern Belle stocks are scarce
Mexican has been assessed 81 per shaIe.
BoDE. Cal. Aug. 5.-In the past week Red
Cloud cut "A ledge 20 feet wide III the east cross
cut 700 level 1913 feet from the shaft. There is
some rich ore next to the hanging wall and several
OF that portion of the vein VIII be good milling
ore. drift has been started north on the vein.
The shaft is 7S5 feet deep.
The lower workings of MONDAY and North Noon
day continue to dcve op rich ore, on which the mill
will start at an early day.
During the past week STANDARD Consolidated ex-
tracted 1916 tons OF ore and shipped TO company
$l54S4 bullion. No special changes have taken
place underground.
milled IL tons; average pulp assay, SOB. Bull
ION shipment, $lO.2s2. The Lent SHAFT Is down
The Orc north drift, ia level, is in Al feet. The
ledge continues well defined. Assays run from go
TO 1910 per ton.
All the mills are running steadily.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, Aug o. Owing to
trouble about the water supply the Highland Chief
mill is not running .
A few men were put to work on the Morning
Star mine Thursday.
The Engle Tunnel Is turning out fne ORE but IN
small quantity.
Starr-Grove is expected 10 do something soon.
SILVER REEF, Utah, Aug. 5.-Bullion shipments
for the past week; St9rmont $il'5l0; Christy'
DEADwoOD, d. t. Aug 5.-Ihe regular semi
monthly u-up of the Homestake Com pany Mills
which was brought down last night amounted TO
$4,000. shaft begun yesterday by the
homestake Company on the American Flag lode,
adjoining the HOmestake and considered equally as
good as the latter.
The Sitting Bull smelter has been smut down. az
the smelling or is exhausted The output of the
mine is now almost wholly milling ore, and the
Florence mill Is running continuously
The hOlslng works OF the Gold Star mine, near
Custer are in place and the mill will soon resume
operations.
uo Caledonia mill will resume work in about
three weeks Everything Is looking well at tho
mine. ,
The Union mill was removed to the Noble Grand
mine yesterday.
The ORC Elmo cleanup yesterday amounted to
$1,000, or about 10 per ton.
Durango cleaned up 81 100 from 80 tons of ore.
Billion valued at $35. 900 was received in New
York ON Saturday from the mines, making u total
for the week OF SlSO,ooO.
The total sales of mining stocks IN New-York the
past week are officially reported by the two Tx
changes at A.. 647 shares.
The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks Sat
urday as reported by Watson 4 Gibson. were:
Grandc S53sa ~53i; Plata. S5AO1o'S; Bella
So 1O0$2 20; Apache, 81 450$1i2.
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STEAMBOATS, anS RailrodSx

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and C.. Vib-
ard-Daliy SUNDAY excepted leave Vestryst Pier
DO, am ZZd-st NJ Brooklyn By Annex at a M
M ~ terry West Point Newburg Poughkeep
beck by ferry) with 24o Ulster II,
AZ Caskll Win special train Cstss H. r. for
me resorts OF tho CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. and at AL
BASh with trains for tho NORTH and WEST and Special
SARATOGA EXPRESS
A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
n wall NewbOrg, POughkeepsie. RondOut Kingston
landing Cranst0ns formerly COzzenss Milton NewIIan
burg and Hyde Park daily lSundays excepted. Leaves
at Po1EhkeepsIe with evening trains for the Worth.
A FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON. AND THE EAST.
The agreeable route to the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities. inland and
shore resorts OF New England and the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NewYork daily Sundays incuded) at $40
boat from Brooklyn at p. III; Jersey City, p m.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening by the splendid bands and attached
tO these steamers
Long water rone fun nights rest five morning teans to
Boston short rail ride time soventy-dye pinutesJ
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPOKT, r. L DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave NeT.York daily, sundays excepted ut q p III from
PIER %. North River.
These steamer, their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets and staerOOms for both lines be- secured at
transfer ticket Offices at office
PIER Is. and on steamers
SEND FOR LIST OF TOUR AND EXCURSIONS
EoRDES & LOWELL. GEORGE r. CONNOR,
Agents. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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Mem publications

COME TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882.
Price 25 cents.
TuETRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881. ,-,.., ooou,.
LlbSNiA-'' ~ ~ Price 10 cents
SUNDAY DINNERS; Extra NoGi. o.,oo Ok oon.,
1ouR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS
Pnce so cents
A'O''S' THE TRIBUNE.
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Buslvss Ghdnres.

A BUYER with much experience VIII lir' esfParfE
~ In jobbing manufacturing business
CHASER Tribune once BOX AZ. a
d. ISn CASH to-day will buy an c oIItt paper.
~ lou lisned and paying Westchester "0uH' - ,
Address CASH, Tribune ONCE
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Go tubom il man Concern.

NOTICE.-The owner, or owners, ,V,is.tu nj
~ mare horse are hereby no.i an that day
called for on OF before August they WI b. SOFA on AZ my
10 nav expenses keeping them sale 70 n seventh
stablos no. So Montgomery-st WIN. } hloHbN%''
Ward Livery Staoie
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Wa Philadelpha, baltimore and Washington.

on and May 81, the magnificent Passenger Trains
loavo Pennsyv ania Railroad Depot foot OF COrands
and Dc8OrOsses-st. follows
p except Sundays paror attached arrives Wash
ngtOn $40 Night express leaves Washington at 10
u daily seepers and day coaches through TO Cincinnati
Chicago.
D. M daily Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25a H. Gin.
cinnati $50 Chicago $50 a. and Louis $50
b. & O. palace Shoppers and day coaches though Cincinnati
St Louis and Chicago
O'Clock ddv arrives Washington $50 Day
Express Washington at lO4U a. daily Sleepers
and day coaches through To Cincinnati.
to- 90 line makes faster the West. Trains,
tho West G5Oa $50 j. IN. and 1910
Tickets sleeping Derbs secured and baggage called
and checked cOmpaDys Olce No. 3l5
Broadway and at all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
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PROVIDENCE LINE; r,nrc.r

4 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT -
Connecting with Providence & Worcester RR -
for all POINTS NORTH ami LAST VIA WORCESTER
he r.uIty rev .iia ceant steamer hHODL lSLANi,
- -davs afr FtidSy- aw tlc ma hlucent
steamer MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays Will leave al 80,
Up. IN. from Pier 20 \. X, loot OF WaTren,sG;
Connexions made az Providence, via r. Il W. X H.,
OF Worcester and All Northern. Eastern and White
Mountain POINTS Tickets sale at All principal ticket
Offices Saierooms secured AZ Offices ~ WoscoW Express
Co at Astor House. NOs. zoo 3e 1J1 and All Br0Al
WAY aud ~ Fifth Ayenue AID ndsor Hotel ticket cnces
/. ". FILkINS, General Pass. Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON aud alt.r Augnst ,. 1852.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROU IL.
Trains leave York. via DesbrOsses and udt hecs
Ferries, follows: -, ,,
HarTisbnrg Irtt-burg the West and South with Pullman
Palace attached "A ana p. daily New-1 ork
and hcago Limited 81 ParO Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at . every day. a.,
Foi rrs.on springs aud a. m, 8 and p N. ia .
WiniapspOrl Lock Haven. NJ, D. M Curry ana Enc at
p connecting at Cory for Etusyule Petroleum Cen
Regions.
Bai ir Wasiingt and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parpr cars daily except nnlav 10
o. M arrive Washington D. Regular NJ 3:lo ana o:3O
a. H.. l. .i:lO 7 aud . r. NJ, and II night
Sunday, 5:l5 a. M, and . p. m. and ~ night
Atlantic City except sunday, DID, ~, lO a. m anu
"A 90 u. III. with through ON sunday, oI3 "A m.
For ape May except sunday $50, lilo a. IN ana p M
Long Branch Bay Head junction and intermediate stations
Rahw and AmbOy. $50 and $40 u M IL noon 3,
Toms RIVER Va seaside Park. $40 N and p. IN.
s al ,robkvn Annex connect with all through rains at
Jersey city an0rg speedy and direct transfer for Brook
lyn travel. .-,.- - ~, :, IN -. % on,
InlO D. m daily. From Washington AMI Baltimore, $50
ESQ a. m 500 $3.50, 800 aud 1000 sunday 0:j GOO
A H.. and 1880 p. m. From Baltimore lao p M ON sun
DAYS gj D. IN. From Philadelphia, 800, 62O $50 600.
$50 $40 1880 ll:4O 100 2 500, 5:5 6:2O 1:3O,
and 1880 D. sunday 500, GEO, $50,
Goo IL 10 a. IN. g 20. 9.3J lO:40 and lJ:jO
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

I'VN
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND9 ON
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA,
2IN NETWORK.
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STEAMBOATS, m,o Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and 81 JOHN leave Pier A. North lo az
Albany tsunday morning e1cepted with trans North "es'
Excursion tickets to Albany and renrn good 3odays 81 90
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Express Trans New via DebrOsses and Cort
landt streets Ferries as follows -
bio 7:gt $50 10 Limited IL !, 800 30 4, So 7.
and q. H.. and II night sundays, 6l0, and ~ IL Ill.,
4. q, 7. , and . p. IN, and II night
leave daily except AT t:-O
D. M running through VIA Trenton anu CaIndel
Returning trains leave Broad street station, Philadelphia
3:iJ 600. 7:3u $40, $50 ana II
Oimted Express, 1850 p. M, J. 3. !, q, 6:30 800 and
S:Op m sunday, 1901. 800 80 ODD $3.50 m, A.,
$50 100 and $40 m Leave Phiiaie pi VIA Camden
8 a. IN. and 4iD ~ NJ daily, except sunday
Ticket Offices Si9 and 144 Broadway, Astor House and
foot Of DcsbIuses and COrtaud-ss COurtst and Brook
yn Annex station, Of FuOnst Brooklyn. nos. IL,
1l6 and lIudsOn-st Hobokcn; station, Jersey City
Fmigrant Ticket Office x Battery-piace
The York Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
Otcls ana residences.
FRANK THOMSON, j. X WOOut
NJ Agent.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
FARE always LOW any
Steamer. NARRAGANS EFT aud BENNINGTON leave
daily except sundays at rQm Pier So " r., loot OF
Jay -st., arriving IA Boston al a IN.
Tckcts for sale All principal ucket OhcoS StlerOOms
secured az Offices WeatcOt CO.. AT AsOr HOUSE,
2O7. 3sl Broadway, ami Fifth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel ucket Offices
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
Pier a. North RIVER foot Chris
opherst connecting win morning trains for North and
West sunday steamer touches at Albany.
rINUE POPULAR SHORE LINE
L Fop PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EASE
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three daily tsundays exceped 10 Boston at
500 (parlor cars attached anu 40 D. H. win
palace sleeping cara
NEWPORT express at T. H., lpaTlOr atlachedl
rives Newport p IN.
tachedl; arrives Providence lU.2O D..
ckets parlOr secured Fifth Avenue
Windsor ticket Offices Grand Central Depot
l. W. fILkIAS GeneIAl Passenger Agent
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Nadisouave aud a thst fits for the SchOOl OF NINE
stevens Institute Sheffield &C.. and technical profession
Glasses In Architectural ami Mechanical Drawing.
a COLIN late Engineer Corps L. ). N. and professor
Aga4l
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q. PAUL,
- MINNEAPOLIs, COLORADO, OREGON, CALI
FORNIA and all points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN ny
II runs from five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
cage. PULLMAN sLEEPERS run ON all OF iIs through
night trans. For Of fare and other information
apply by coupon ticket agent or TO
l. +. BOOTH,
Gnncrol 4. afcrn Arnnf 10 AZ nrnahNaN- Now Ynrk
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THE HILL SCHOOL,
4 POTTSTOWN, PENN.

e.IOO PER QUARTER.-Whole expense
lOV oF young men ana e9ys no sTiIa ehaTSes
miles Philadelphia Penn. opens for ~ 49, September
- may AT time before the IZh OF he
10Th when vacancies occur For new IL
Illustrated circulars the principal and proprietor
SWITHIN G. SuORTLIDGE, y. NJ (HafVam College
GRADUATED, Media, Penn.
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SEMINARY, directly on tht

lDENNiNE1ON SEMlNAh1, ulrcctiy vi w
4 Bound Brook Route, between Philadelphia ana Nh"-
York; most excellent Boarding school. win gr@nd l.
tory fortytwO Year, and nearly onetnd OF ths uno
under lie present 0minstrtOh The new catalogue con
tans ten iul PACED Illustrations OF the school! anu ESVs IN
unusnay clear and vivid idea Of what the school reay ID
Address THOMAS uANLON, d. D.. President Pennington,
New prsey
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Mrs. SYLVANUS REEDS

WI English French aud Geim1n DOatullg anu uay VIU
foI girls Nos and 53d-st.. y. y, reopens oct 3
number pupils in Primary and Preparatory classes Strictly
limited: thorough Collegiate course special sluuen|S III
mac and ali dcnartmcnJS
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,

O-statlon IN New York. foot OF Iibertyst Station in
BroOky foot Of FuitOn-st JEWELS Wharf
Commencing June %. 1882. Leave New-York
Gao a. m.-tOr tlemlngton EastOn. Wind Cap Mauch
Chunk, TamaneDd, ramaqua, HazetOn Drton Scranton,
Upper Lehgli &c.
500 m-For bennington. High Bridge Branch Schooey
Mountain, EasLOn Allentown. ReaGug Harrisburg M9uch
Chunk, wilansport, Iamaqu4, Nantcoke, Upper Lehgh
Scranton, sc.
m Pennington. EastOn Allentown Reading liar
hsbuTg. Mauch Chunk. HazletOn. WkesbarTa &c
:45 nFOr kastOn, Wind GAP Mauci Chunk. Tamaqua,
Driiton. Wilkesbarre. scranton. HizletOn, &c.
m-F0r bennington. High Bridge Branch Schooey'5
Mountain. EastOn. &c
4:3O p.m.-FOr SOmervile Pennington &c.
$50 =. m.-FOr Las on Allentown Reading Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk. Wiikosbarrc
Sunday leave S:i5 ~ for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations at b30 for EasOn Allentown
For Newark at s. DDS 6I5 6iJ. 7:I5 1890 s:l5 $3.50.
.. 9l5 $40, 1915, lO45 Ills m, u m ll45 l15, 2,
2:0 g. 800 A. 43O 5:l5 $3.50. $40 g. 6:l5 $780, $780,
6:l5 3 945. 1920 ll:I5 II y. m.
For trains to local points see time tables at stations
PERTH AMBOY BRANCH
For Sewaren at 7:l5. 3. IL a. m, 1, 6 p. IN.
For Perth Amboy at 7f5 o. IL a. m, 23O, 4, 9 M.
For Freehold Keyport at 7l5 o. IL M, 2:SO, 4:S0
Il m
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j. Kill. MOUNTAINS-I.a1diDga ~ Cranstons Landing
West PDintl Corn vail. Newburg. Marlboro MIton
Poughkecpsc. k,Opus connecting witn Ulster ana Det
ware Glove RalrOlis. StoaDhnat5 city OF
Catskl ami James w Baldwin daily At p. foot
Ilr1isOn.sf North RIVER. except Saturdays when The
City tatSkii lelvesIs H. connecting with evening
train ihrnneh Nata.iIl NOMINATING.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS LEAVE PEE & y. r.,
FOOT RECrO R-ST.;
For Highlands, scabrght Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch Sis, $40. 8, IL MI $780, $40, 540 NJ sun
days g. 1890 "A. 5:3D y. m
For Atlantic Highlands 7:l5 g. II $780, $40 545
p. 49, n >, az
For Lakewood River Barnegat &c, 7:l5 a. m l3o.
3:45 .. -
Bavside. 1850 D m. - . - $3.50. ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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miscellaneous.
Stones, Ranges, Sc
REMOVAL.

JAMES 4 KIKTLAND, manufacturers OF the BEEBE
RANGE work, and stable xture have re-
store, No. 10 East lIhsa third door
este u
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rrHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New

Haven Conn., prepares students for Yale College, TruS
tees ex.lresdent r. D. Woosey f. W. Blake LII ID, Pro
les sor Thscher III. G. Kingsley a NJ. A. c. Twinning.
IL d.. Professor r. Baldwin, Professor j. W Gibbs
- Address ". l.. GUSHING Rector.
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commencing 90 ecia through express train with
cars will leave Grand central Depot N " ~
n q IL II RI daily except sundays, ct 500 No. arriving
NJ the mountains early the evening two hours carrier tha
ai season connecting Wells River with express tram Tor
Newport W. quebec &c seats in ara" ING ICJlCais may
be engaged IN advance at d. T. = ucAet Once IN Dtanu
CentpaI nepot or by ddressing by mail OF telegraph
c. r. uEMPSrEAD, q. A, -
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SALES At 7HE MIgIg6 ExCHtyors
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Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
L CHuLDREN VIII find prospectuses OF the bLaI' e'her
" PfNCkNEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE gu DE-
desjrned 10 assist parents selecting schools NJ ONCE
FR = V mail Be- TOR post special catalogues Ofth
heat schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
schoJls freely given parents ami guardian r,.,
PINCkNEYiS AGENCY Tor SCHOOLS anu IlaAC iiiI-iS''
domestic Building broadway ana l4tl'st' No"-iorN
DEV. JNO. II. CONVERSE (Harvard 90
IL hs boys college Bristol r. Il send for circular
SOUTH ORANGE az. j. ACADEMY, with
y establishod school 10 rent T. H. MEAD. Trinity Build
ing y. y, or GEORGE TURkELl' - ChahOcItSl,-''l
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For Boys and Young Men-CouLtry.
4 Iexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
N White Plains n T. Principal y: NJ hl11 ! u =
U0MFIIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
"A 60 Young boys Z. KINDS, A. NJ. Hampstead l.
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COLLEGE. reopenmg IN

> restored building Both sexes admitted College siy
Prrparatory members Of the
Of Friends The main building destroyed ny nIe y,a
month completely rebuilt, enlarged ahn
mel up with ali cmvenieuccs THOROUGH instruction
m IIuriiages Literature Mathematics aud The Sciences
New scientific building containing laDOVdtpnes. ma 80
ing rooms, machine shops, ana All apnancrSs ioi
uIr.uug "A thOrOugh Chemistry Mcchancdl anu
fiyl Etnenceng The next term opens 9th Olth 5ept
th AI ply cary other things being equal places vii
be ctrllcs; ippiiciuJs 49,, ., ...~rrr
For fu particulars. address EDWARD II. MA1ALLr
.iIe.n Iln
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NrEW-YORK AND long BRANCH r. K.

l. : lUhh a4ND IIVANV 4,
~ (Pennsylysna r. r., foot COrtlandt-
stations in NcW-York} St. and DesbrOSseSSt
(Ccntral r.. r. OF n j., foot LibertySL
LEAVE NEWYoRK commencing June % lse2
For South AmD0y e. n. Il. OF y. j., li0, =, II a h
$780, 4 via Penn. r. r.. $50 M, Y m o. p m
For at4W &C. via C. r.. r. of " j., 1;45 = IL am,
p. ,.- ro.,-
sea Grit Point Pleasant &C. via G. t. Il. OF y. j., a43
ii ~. 23O g. 80 4, 1870 via Penn. X r, 53O o;iO
A. m. II H.. s. $50, ). D. m. :,
fOr Freold Keyport via C. r. Il. of NJ 1859 IL
a. m ESQ, 4.fn D. ~
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C.. via c. R. r. Of
" j., i:45 AM. ?. m. - - e
For Seaside Park. Penn. X H. $40 a. NJ s. = NJ mr.
IL y. BALDWIN, j. r. WOOD j. r. KAN DOLtH,
G. A.. G. H.. r. OF y. j.. e. r. y, T. X H. Supc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-07

MFRS. WILLIAMES' -. 49,, =.
NA English and French Boarding and Day school Tor
Yonng ades and Children NOZ6 West 3Vth-sL van reopen
septenber % Address by letter until septemDor ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-07

Leave New.YOrk from station {. X. X OF y. j; 49,.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Green-sts At $50 ~
A. m l:3O 4 4}O $50 100 l10O On sunday at 81
$50 II p For hrd and Berts :ts At ';ao lA'AO
a. ILL.,. 1:3O 430, so. .. On sunday at o:15 a. IN ~,
For Trenton 7t5, $3.50, lll5, m. l3O 4. 49, o;So "
~ p. N. On sunday. $40 a IN, o3,L II p m
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor New YORK -.
From Pha and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green,
sts at73O $780, $50, ii a. lao, $40, 54O O;3J l. p Ill
On sunday at $50 O. m. $3.50, IL Z. H. o.oo
Third and Berkssts at DO o2O - a. H. l. o'oV'
J:2O $50 l:2O D. N. SUNDAY g: 10 400 D. m
From Trenton 1875 620 SOB 1905, zoos, i3l a in' =
4:25 G:24 1928 p sunday. l:25. 9:lS q M 6:lO D. III.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS are attached 10 day trains trains
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from Now
York and Philadelphia o., , -, ,.o
Connection made az Jersey Guy station 70 anu lron
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY 49, 80 40, 40,
cTets or sae M foot Of LibertySt Nos 239 POI, 4Ol
qiA o. 23 Broadway aud at the principal hotels NOS
and Court-st Annex Office. JewePs Wharf brooklyn
Transfer Company VIII eau lOf ana chock baggage
from hotels or residence TO DESTINATION .
''"' H. =. Baidwin, Gen. Pass Agent.