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,rnNINcrnN LINE FOR BOSTON

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE 81 TO Boston for rstoass limited cket good only
as specified on their face. ... . - . -.
epg dly except sundays az $50 from Pier So " r.
TOOL o Jay. st.. arriving Boston at . 4.
Tickets t0r principal ticket Omces StterOoms
escOtts CO.. at SeI ahd
3g7 Broaway A-0r House. and 40 metropolitan and Fifth
Avenue Hotel ticket offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR Freight only
foot OF arTen-st y E. al D. IN
daiy Except for Boston VIA Providence ciroct
Fraight either line taken Al lowest I1tes
ID :. HANCOCK, Prraideat l. w. flLklNs, O. p Ag.
TTIHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
L ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
rec exures. trains daily except Sunday 70 Boston NJ
sos A. m D. M parlor cars attached and ~ p NJ t"th
snndays Al ID % m. with palace sleeping cars
Iintted tckets 10 Boston all rail, 60
ricketts, and paror be obtained az eupoNan
r Svenne and Windsor Hotel ticket Offices and at Grand
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1uc.ion Sales d Rca! estate.
grSirucilou.

For Both Se-,cs-C5uutry.
ttO1S -ROCKLANp COLLEGE, Nvack
~ - ~~SFs on.the Id-cp Both 40 extras bat
Music COLLEGE, preparatory luI business .0r bows
ladies' grliu1 COURSE private Instruction Or backward
scholars. ~.Id for cltaio,ue enter % any time W H.
BANNl-IEB..A A.. NJ
Miscellaneous.
SCHOOL and LIBRARY supplies NJ every
- kud rates tear. r arc situations, hool anl
family !ucI.. 90 tl, $50 Iaj south. Address wi stamp
CIN.I>NAjI lPLA SCHOOL co.
with NI,lDua. Teachers Agency,
-1i Naluuf-s;., Cincinnati o.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
- stat on in New Yor, loot OF Liberty-st station in
Brooklyn. foot q Fu.!oq-it, Jewslls Wharf
500 a, 70 For Fiemns1qa high BrdEe Braneh Ess'on
sl} mFoT Fe4in1og high bridge Branch Eq.on
AehI9wn lteaSR II..nnIG; a'luSh 0HiN "'ii''il'
! p m.-For Femington, Eason Allentown, Reading Har
5.i5 p %,--FoT aston. aauch chanE TamaGna prnon.
+SSSP %EST is Rso 1 RgaRea d Ea, SO &c
5:3Op Nor Ea,ton. Nlcutovu. Reading Harrisburg.
Mauch chunk. Wke-harre. sc. &c. o,-,,. ,,-...
and ntermedae stations. $50 M ior la't9n Allentown
For YSaar IA; at $ - gl5Gt5 7l5 71 5l% sa9
g DIS a45, l0I5 lOl1 lil' a. n ~ NJ 49, 5 AK
2:2o 3 800 4, $50, 3. PIP 5,'O ''o D. Old o'o
For i IN rs 10 9 oca 1ons ZEE Time fable a. stations
Y \. aud LONG BRANCH DIV sion.
y. Leave At ;. SD q. m y NJ ? 859 a. >. o p. IL
FoH TkEEH DID a. $40 ~ = N" T. o. dp. n. For
Keyport at sl5 a. n. IL NJ > 4, :. 80. n
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Via Branchport-For sandy Hook. 81 2. NJ m For
Highlands 20 NJ - ~ p M 70! Monmouth Beach
VIA Red Bank-7l5 M FOR LaSeW9od Tons ON, River I
River ATIANTIG CITY and all stations to Bay side p
N Tor Lakewood. Toms River. harnogat SC
NEW-lOkk AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK RQI TE
FOrTAENTQE and rHILAaDIBLPHiA-
For Philadelphia N9ih aud .,reen, u.s. 81 7t1 s'9 lily
@ JS M 400 to2 r 5?% AID r 3l at 5
P &c. T 52 5aS no qq gaday 5 SO so $50 u
p. m On sunday so 2. M 6..iO u p m work.
Return trans cave fMadephlh LOT Ss",itu.HH ,,, o..
sta 800 $40 $50, IL NJ 80. 5i5 o;+O Gao IL m
sunday, al : 80 a II. $50 IL r. m. 49, $780, n
6f From g on 7g9d s g. sos 5 ioos s4 H. 1853
AGO 6:2i. 7:2o J. M. sunday l.15 9l9 a. NJ 6.l4 p m
PULLMAN pAKlsDR CARS attached 70 DAY tlnS
and SIZE Ping COACHES 10 midnight trains nom Ne"
York and Philadelphia. o.-..- 49,. -
Connection IL made VI Jersey City station TO ana from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot. Jersey tltY n, 20,
Tickets for sale 40 foot II LOcriys, O -ci sol, 4U
ga e57 1873 broadway and at the prnclpa notes Nos
and COurt-st and Annex once, Jewe W lL hrOoklyh
y. J. Transfer Company DOdd'- Express WI eau Tor and
(. II 7
Manager Gen. Ph-E- Agent
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WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS
For RAHAMAS TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, hA1tt
p6VrO MOO Is gIIMUS OF PANAMA, and COLOMbIA.
Sailing every week. florists invited 20 avail enseiss
M he trims which they can make anY route Wpeh Ae
ompany steamer take nc the extreme low pre- ot % p
6s winch Includes living on board the steamer the "hoe
time and they transfer 20 any other leh's % VIC
they NAV meet No ucketasued IoE -o'S s
@'' " pm FORWARD y COZ AGENTS.
10 stAte-st-. New-AorA-
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CHARMS

- AIM
COMPANY.
Office pog Is, y. b., foot C0rtlandtst
Cons gumrnts freight forwarded as directed 70 any part
%; tie world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
dcrs received delivery au kinds OF freight aud mer
claudise to auy part OF The city.
SEA AND ILNRBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHrERAGE.
every description promptly ghtcred 10 any point
in tile hArb0rat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, ANU BAhGEs ALWAYS OF HAND
TO CHARTER
Steamers John H. StGrn ald Er1sns Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier IL y. r. At y. daily lsaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-York and
New. Haven Care aud displ oh guaranteed
Freight points u. l. Is W. L. T. received az Pier L
For New Haven and points last az Pier IS
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamer Pier L. H. foot WhitehaLst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipaw, N-J---Dry Docks.
Machine and Boiler Shops everything aupertanns to the
constr uctoA repair OF vessels
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Religions Notices.


r. lukes Methodist Episcopal Church 4lst-st near
bth-ave-Preaebing 10.S0a and 745 by the Pas
Tor the Rev. n. Do. CRAWFORD D. d.
SIXTY first street Methodist Episcopal ChurchMorn-
ing 1880 the Rev ID. W. THU RSTON'S closing sermon.
Evening $50 MIR. THATCHERS song service followed by
annual meeting OF City Church Extension society Addresses
by General Fisk and DR.. Buckley
Tho Rev. Edward Judson. Berean Baptist Church, take
eth-ave cars to Bedford and Downing ssocate
Pastors the Rev. Messrs sTEELMANi APPEL aud
BARNES Primary Department Miss JENNY b. MER-
RILI Morning services 1880 evening services preach
ing and baptism Evening meetings during the week.
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church between 9Th
and 7th-ayes Preaching 1870 and $40 by Rev
GOYN TALMAGE D ID. sabbath school at 2:50 p. IL All
cordlaly welcome.
Tabernacle Baptist Church
2dave. between lOth and llth-sts.
The Rev. ROBERT =. HULL Pastor.
Morning
THE THREE FOLD DELIVERANCE.
Evening:
EACH MAN HIS OWN JUDGE
Meetings "Wednesday and FRIDAY Evenings
Strangers cordially welcomed.
Washington square Methodist Episcopal Church
,4thst, Gth Rev. JOHN J. REED. Pastor. 1880
m First Revival then Reoicingi 1880 Words
OF Warning" All invited. CsAers IN waiting strangers
made welcome. Revival services 10 be Kin January -
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on
SUNDAY. THREE STATION, ~ FfIILADEL
PHIA TWO IN NEW DIRK
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gnsirnttlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-Citv.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
N ARTHUR Il. MANN Sal Madison-ave
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Maisonsye and 4ith-st, fits for the school Of Mines.
stevens In,GoH;f SneiiedG &G anL aec{niy5
Naval Academy -
University Grammar School, l,4S1 Broadway,
Cassie. esI 5s5s as a,nt t'' Il HOBBY V' Aa Fnsoas
WILLIAM H. LEGGETT has removed I'M, ms
year begins Wednesday seo,el,ber-L
For YOUNG Ladies-citv.
MISS CHAPMAN WILL REORGANlZE
ana II at her restdenco, 30 West ,st!-yE
MR.. ERNST PERABO
PIANO LESSONS. .--.,.-l,
OE'HE MISSES PERINE. 3S East 74oh-,t,wll
reopen their Eagli.n ami fr-lth b9''lt- anu ~. lay
puIlIsAuiteL
For Both Sexes-Ci5y.
HARVARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TQWoMEN or TIE toIiEgE tNI "a. 81 ~
Jun, -, lss2 rle aya certificate O.. success IN Ils eA
cam gc and % Wellesley oHeee au cceuted by Nassar
ana -n cogsgs ID 43 ia Of ' Er iol ,6ress c
ect5ry II Local Committee 90 Fiithavc, y. y city
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF Ian
L .oUAGEs. open January D. 1852
Experienced corp, Of inst -ctors sd
E.tLNtN
GERMAN
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
ITALIAN
fla lesson gratis Evening lessons g. cents, in the
day time, - cents. i' 'Nt.'--A, IN. '.',
KINDERGARTEN
~ M Te.Yo-g N,rnl Sca1ol for -niar;lrt'1 Telcl
- .ni Mode. kIudrrgartsu Wild Ecac tiry Cs{'5 dor
,o.- And .s-I- 80 years.. MOI b.. 22i-5L fle
P,i.t..g viii reopen oct a.-tIt7, Tor Nurses. -
PROF fJIS KHAC- ant VI - hHAt --BOELIE
NaISS GRINNELL, - f. 54tI-st.-Schoo Tor
w you ladies' children Kindergarten Frrbei method
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
VA ~ Last lOtA-s Pupils from 20 10 instructed AZ ac-
cor!auct with tue best methods Hours. 90 l.
AIRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
Va -ch1orjr Young L4les ami 'Ilo1 reO2'17 sept
bpr27 if y vost }1.jt >sJlrIs d. limited
bcIut IJr+ -sIl lIt 1t' Ili-
SgISS :. /. CHAPMAN,
: English French and German B1arlaraui Day school
.furuerly MISS :. T. b"I-d.cfSI
Removed T1u So -i.,t. t0 Nu. West i7.l-s-
Thorough instruction In ll. depart urhts.
ESTV Ur and Mrs {. II. GARDENERS BOARD
Al IEG and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ana
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GlusiraI Jnstruments.

D.-BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-Ala
ID holiday presents square grand pianoiortes four very
round rosewood three Unisona
Beattys matchess Iron frames, stoo 6oos cover boxed
@2L2 - 1871 80; catalogue prices $500 TO OOO at
faction guaranteed or money refunded after one year 9s
el2j 70 S253f catalogue prices 5000 70
10 500 standard psuofortes Of the universe thousands
testify Write mammoth list Of tesumQnias Beatys
cabinet cathedral church chapel paror $50 upwAd
visitors free carriage meets passengers illustrated
catalogue (hOiday edition. tree. Address or call npon
DANIEL Z. BEATTY. Washington SewJersey,
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Express Trains leave NewYor via Desbrosses and Cot
lauCt streets Ferries as follows
4.3O 1880 $3.50. 30 mitedl IL m l, 1920. $40 1, o
e. Z. and p and l. night sundays $780, and
o. d. T. and . p and II night
Express Trans leave New York daily, except sunday n
73Oa and running through via Trenton and Cam
den .,.,,-
Returning trains cave rogd street station Philadelphia
1901, 3fo. 40 1880, = $50 end II a. Limited Express
1880 D. b 4, % T. $50 and pm On sunday, l2O
$40, O,S a. M 4, Z, 1880 ana p Leave PhuadeL
via Camden M aud D.. Ialy, except sunday
czrt Offices 526 and pl4 Brciiwav. As0r House and
ami Coraudt-sts; COurst and BrQOS
Annex station, foot Fuuns.. RrOuklvn Nos la
lbaud iIr fud-On.st HobOkcn taOn Jersey City. EmL
grant Ticket ONCE, : Battery. place.
The Transfer COmnauy viii cal for and cheek
mi fuJWSO% '0''''' J. r. WOOD,
Genera Mana .er r;I HGss'r Agent
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For TAENTON and PHILADELPHIA.

EOR BKiDGEPOR / and all points on HOU-
sAToNlC and SAUGATUcK dAILhQADs-St eaners
leave affair slip 40 ll:5D 300 pm twenty thirdst,
River So Fare lower than by any other route
NTEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRISGFIELD HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON, ST
JOUNsBCEY Sc Steamers leave Pier % l. r. al 3 D. m
and lSO p sundays excepted lla0 NJ boat connects
Will special Tickets sold and baggage checked ga
broadway y. y, and CourtsL- Brooklyn EXCURSION TO
New. Haven and return al ~
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r1,11r HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Now

rVUE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Coqq. rreRa[es Students for r 9aIe T2uege
profcssot r A TbacheT H. C. Kngsley =. NJ. \. c Twin
ming IL D. Professor T. baldwin, Professor j. W GiDbs
' Address ". L. CUeHlNG. Rector
rIVUF Rev. John II. Converse. A. NJ. liar
YARD late Professor o. Classics Racine College Will
eceve family Bristol T. l. afew boys to Oehtted
for college. Terms $500 year. References Bishop C+r
OF Rhode Island President Eliot, Of Harvard
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DoCBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIl
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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DressmGking.

nRFSSNAKER.-By a frst-class filter can
MAKE stylish evening dresses also he lsome children
clothes wants engagements by The day OF Week WOULD tss
nos ton irstclass house terms moderate
: a.sss 10 NJ Tribune L ptow once. 1888 broadway.
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CIo TyI n y & STATES NAIL STEAMERS,

u UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QI EENeTJWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier So - r., foot If hinV.sL .
wrSCONS n , ............ 4 ues.lav jan %, . O.
NEVADA .........-.. 90. Tuesday, jan. 81 3 D. n
suV1STNTA ---.......... TUESDAY, Feb :, 1870 a.
9Rf1ON ......... j ursdiv, Feb. Il, . p.
XttSGvTTG ...... Tuesday. Feb 81. a
r-Thesc steamers built Of iron. II wterugt compat
furnished with every requisite 20 make he
across The Atlantic OOtl SAFE ana agreeable having
bathroom smoking room. drawinRroom piano ana library
rxyrG.uce surgeon, stewaCc53 and caterer on eacn
-teawrr Tie all upper deck thus nsuring
those greatest vi Injuries at perfect ventilation and
hight. ..--., 400 400 -. f,
eroj TNTERMEDT ATE. $40. sTEEkAGE nc low ratea
OHA'O-1 w. " WILLIAMS & GCION.
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For Boys and YouE- Iel-corntry.
LENANDER nstItutc-AlIHtdry Boarding
- school " l.t' Pains SI 'r.ls2 DIV, IL-l-,PA u
pORDFNTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Academic classic and scientific courses with prep'r y
Gepauueut Address COL s. EJ- IS. PIln. Bordenowu Nd
ROY~ and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
tnIi.ral. " l.ef Sc,,..l.i-e, al.S r. uOtFsiANN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL IN~Il-
X YTrE Eery-Havcn, t'uu.-GeIera. Russell ~cdOp--
-riuils ~ al.trr tr.lG gymnastics &C
Am .icj, I,-tIl- II tal.su' games, rpFinE &C.
ELNWOOD INSTITUTE, LGursboro. Berk-
+ sHireC CO. Mass stsJ-h'it IN 1872 fits 1r c''fa, 81
school business private instruction -De'iuV
ous''O'' Kew. A. 4. GILaERr A NJ. Principal
LREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.,
L boys boarding school The Rev 4 q. tHAMbLi'9'
Principal.
qEfGUI. AND MILITARY ACADEMY. WOR-
Z Isri.R. Mass c. r. MEEcAIF, \. H.. 9uIt -
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown. y. Y
Parent. wishilgD pla33 I'r son. flere Ihey ~. D.
cElAr WITH TAI olrJeuAr% KeoPPens Ie9ten,2'r IL
DA ROWE, A. n {'''u''p''-
DEEKSKIL.L u. y Military Academy.--For
/ circulars address COZ CT WRIGHT. A 81 Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Penn. opens september H. DEGREES conferred
Apply TO Colonel THEA HYAII IresucAt
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
III POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y.
awake school for bows combining study Military Drill and
F Gaaogu WIN cha Of College acquisitions, april
ca"oh OTIS BIsBEE 4. II, Principal
CWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S,
MEDIA. PA.
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For Young Ladies-country.

pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-LO-
- cation acte and home comforts unsurpassed Address
Rev WILLIAM c. BOWEN, A NJ. BordeniOwn, NJ.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
~ Young Ladies' POrghkeepse NY, Miss !. Y. H BUT
LER Pm thorough teaching airs, well furnished rooms
excellent table terms moderate teopens sept II 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
SLADIES, Pottst0wn Pi.-rhir1y ANIMAL session
opens sept Il ISL on PlilaielD6ia ReadnT R. 10
miles from Philadelphia With through from NewYOrk
by Bound Brook route Home comforts parental discipline
and thorough work ee buildings and all c01Venencss
arce grounds and location well known Tor beauty and
For Catalogues address GEO. q. BUTLER A NJ. Prin
"Ifparentsknew what real home you havefOr
6eir daughters every would be nled," SAYS a pa
tron Of the Home SEMINARY. HghsowH, n j. vacancies
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
4 town y Y. home care thorough course OF study.
reoDeus September Is. Miss 81 ". ME1CALF, Principal
AIRS Il. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
vi for Young Ladies-West End Institute, New Haven
Conn Eleventh year superior facilities send FOR circular
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SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S,
MEDIA. Pa,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY
TINE

Through tickets and baggage checked through 20 Media by
Peura X. r.. from \es.NoIk PI.-buIg baltimore Aud
washington No change OF dtp0is IL PAh"dt plIh ! -,
best equipped best 4u2At ana uos' sHcce7I
schools bra the United states always mn -thool or
len.iem n no hlziEg o,ner rONcyLsn q Wei eNle'
encCd all men, end all graduates Spee atl.lloh
10 b0t advanced backward pupils Indlvdull ana class
instrucGn Early deficiencies IN young mems education cor
ec1 Patrons OF students -ceC studies OF choose
thc regular Eug scientific Business or Ca,scal 0yr5e
student, tted Media Academy arr now IN harvard IAl'
PRINCETON University Pennsylvania LAFAYETTE Lenlgh anu
spv.r Polytechnic schools For new LlH2ttHed CS ~
address the principal aud proprietor. sNIlHIN G. I-
IIUGF A NJ Harvard University graduated Aedla fenh
Media is l2 miles y ur from Philadelphia and has 70 trains
daily 10 and that CITY. Media has seven chue ana
temperance prohibiting the sale OF al 'ocatnB
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A.-REDUcTTIG3lNS. S OF FARE RE-
ssv. yort % ao FALL RIVER Line
Newport ANA Pau River g.
Points
- MAGNIFICENT steamers
leave New York daily. sundays excepted;
Connection By Annex Boat nom Brooklyn at NJ Jersey
PT5cgs aote and a1i' SS 9Se once
BORDEN & LOWELL Agt& Gen- Pass. Ag.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
on and after Dec Is the magnificent Passenger Trains
sns Lo and Ra22 d Depot foot OF CCf'
$50 m except sandays PaTor car attached. arrives
Washineion $40 p 100 D except sundays arrives
n daily >leeNrs and day coaches through to cncin-
na daily F2s Line for wns4 55 arrive S 6acn
b. & O. palace secpers and day coaches through to Cncn
~ No other line maSes faster time to the West Trains
arrive from the West az $50 $3.50 and 1880 p.
for and cheeed c SGf' at co@pa S e o s
and at all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
CALIFORNIA,
X OREGON. COLORADO. ST PAUL, MIME.
APoLIs, and points in NEBRASKA UTAH. MON
TANA, DAKOTA. MINNESOTA, aud the NORTH.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORrHWEsTERN R'y.
II runs from two to five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
q rough and night For and other In
formation Apply by cttocn person to any coupon ticket
General Eastrl AGENT No. AS Broadway. New.Yorf.
FRIIE .RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
Aransemeatoi trains from Chambers street Depot
room coachs To aaa@ a3 9s1 .9cr. 1y Gga Drawing
p m palyl ast II IONS x.reS. arriving az BaSo
W., ana sout4elt ruinans best raauz-room sleeping
- p NJ, .paly'-rlcGc Eynrc4s Tor ne West scepng
~
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For Both sexes-Conntrv.

DIVERSIDE SEMINARY, Boarding ant Day-
la schoO for Young ladies' md children n Red Bank. V
viii reopen sept H. Course OF instruction practical ant
bor0urh IN every department For circulars address Mrs
81 H. PERKIN- Principal
rI,HE HOME.-A boarding and day school for
children and youth viii open on ednesday JannaIy =
1850 eathfu and pleasant thOF0uBh lnhrucon IN
the common higher English branches French ana Ih
fians are particularly Invited give this school aen
n For circillars please address prfnop, Mrs Il
6fCKTEMAN HOlyOke Mass. References president
taa Of Amherst College; Hon. Yung Wing late Chinese
Am6assador Avon, Conn., General e h shaI surveyor
~ a. PORT OF New York. Rev H. j. Mundy Last eyHiouth
en- IN on George Walton OF the state Board Of Education
y,esf Nevt0n Mass: Hon. G. Corset Holyoke Mas
IA Isle H. DICKERMAS, Lock Box No. 4UA Holy0ke
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Art Scaoo.s-CitY-

DEV. DR.. and Mrs IL. GARDENERS BOARD
f..II.rtJ.N Cos T.ffliy-
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{ NJ Nes~inh corner - AN lhIA.-NV
The pa Tor, .ty HoBi.ttl 'ol'.l ~ wiz p-'"'' "
subject CluEiHg to oar Dust evening ht -
ic.tr o Yorkshire ana Brtut.- lJs Land and People
pubnc cordially invited.
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Fnnrlccnth strecI Prcsbyterian Nhurl
Fourth CqitaI'ian Church, i i2,i
Inaepcndent Catholic Church, masonic Temple,

ma DthGve-Eyeuiug 100. Rev. JAMES a. O'CONNOF
prch. s usual Large choir wi chorus OF children OuI
Roman Catholic brethren especially invited, and all art
heartily welcome.
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5tedmboats an0 RAILROADS..

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
Eew-YOrk % Boston. &
Newport ana Pnu River g.
Points
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: at. not east Of 3aavc EULA&o& WHIT
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rIlA l. and Soul il AMERICA, and MEX co
From New-YOrk Pier foot Canal.st. y. r
For san Francisco via Isthmus OF Panama,
CITY OF 2 IRA sails Saturday January I'll, noon.
Connecting fOr Central and south America and Mexico
FROM san Francisco, Isl and Brannan-stS.
For Japan and China:
0. O. :. =. BELGIC sails THURSDAY, Jan 70, ?. M.
For !TONOLUIl. NEn-LrAlAND ana L5IkALlA
CITY or SYDNEY sails saturday, Jan. Ia p m
or on arrival Of London mails NJ -Gn francisco
For freight passage and general information apply az Com
pany's office. the Pier foot eaE4l-ty North River
II. J.. BI LAY, Superintendent
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-03
Over-Hasty.

A hasty judgment is rarely correct
one. Nothing, therefore, is more I'M
just to judge a man by too short an
acquaintance, and too slight inspec
ton, for it often happens that in the
loose and thoughtless and dissipated
there is secret radical worth, which
may shoot out by proper cultivation !;
that the spark of Heaven, though OBJ
structed and dimmed, is yet not ex-
tinguished, but may, by the breath of
counsel and exhort alton, be kindied in
to fame. To imagine that every
one who is not completely good is if
revocably abandoned, is to suppose
that all are capable of the same degree
of excellence. 1t is, indeed to exact
from all that perfection which none
can ever attain. And, since the pur-
est virtue is consistent with some vice,
and the virtue Of the greatest number
with almost an equal proportion of
contrary qualities, let none too hastily
conclude that ali goodness is lost,
though 1t may for time be clouded or
whelmed; for most minds are the
slaves of external circumstances, and
conform to any hand that undertakes
to mould them, roll down any torrent
of custom in which they happen to be
caught, or bend to any importantly
that bears hard against them.