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UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
JOHN HALL. D. D., Chancellor al interim

JOHN HALL. D. D., Chancellor N interim
DEPARTMENTS OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
The annual nation OF The classes will be- ain on May go
and will continue until June IL
The entrance examination will be held Rt 10 m Tues
day June and TUESDAY september 49, At the University
buildings Washington square.
The C0mmoDcsnCnt will be held the Academy
Of Music ON Thursday. June 10. At 1880 IN.
The Pal tern will begin September u,
The neg laboratory " analytical chemistry has been eOu-
Iesd Important additions have been mAd6 10 the
fOf Mlustra lou IN all branches
NO CHARGE FOR TUITION ~ made IN these depart
naenta tie only Zee being tLRt on Al Tor nQdcntas
bCHOOL oFt1VtL ENGIh EERINd.
Candidates Tor admission 10 ths echO0 VIII present them
selves the University buildings on June III and heptem
ber TO- AZ 10 1e tdOn ~ this school Il $50
f0r elIcaiass and catalogue aDDY 70 the jaaltar
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Proposals.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,

OFFICE or THE CoMPrR0LLEh. Z
NEWARK, N. j., June o, 1882
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~
- this office un saturday June a. 1854 at n EUs
thousand dollars bonds OF the city Of Newark
SaI Arrearage Bonds" deliverable July !, 1884, al winch
date interest begins 80, g, "a NJ, ,,,a
state M Jersey approved April a. 1875 and are pys
bic in years Isl 900 each registered bearing ..
the rate OF per cent per annum payaOie SIMULTANEOUSLY "
the Sinking Fund Commissioners a., , -. -ronor.v
For the PAYMENT Of the bonds the credit and whole properly
NJ The civ are peQed They addition TO the debt 81
the city but issued for tax arreaf&e snkns
established by law providing means OF hquidaAon ~ ~
turity -. a. aoo,,od for
The right sserved to reject all bids not deemed lot
the interests VI city guarantee OF good aitn WIN NC
required from successful bidders as the Department OF FL
may determine. M, .u.oorooo
proposals. must be Endorsed Proposals for Tax Arrearage
Bonds" and addressed to the undersigned
p T QUINN,
Comptroller OF the City Of Newark, N J.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
NEW-YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-


49, Arrangements OF trains from Chambers.st Depot
samMnDsiiy except sundays Day Express drawing room
coaches TO Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago
ia daily st louis Limited E1pTessNo extra charge
Detroit 1928 salamanca 7O5 mi Cleveland lao ms
ing arrive Toledo 5I25 and Indianapolis II ami
sR m aly-Paciac Express FOR the solid Train OF
bnnalo, Niagara Falls CfncSnsti and Chicago Hotel and
al Buffet smoking Coaches 70 Chicago,
rutherford and Passslc $50 $50 1920 IL noon
1ao $3.50 t49 Sl0 $3.50 $40 ge $3.50 1880 m u midnight
Paterson 6 100 1850 900 1920 m ~ las 1880 40
So S3S $40 $50 ESQ $40 1899 and II midnight sum
Beware and Pa5erson va Newark Sio sac $50 m $40
Nights mgr oSv oG sundays S SID hSs sso pnsh' SATURDAY.
sunem ei5 100 1920 m lao $50 $40 6l0 sis ana
II midnight sundays 5ib $50 iO2o m las $3.50 and
Warwick 1850 1920 IN 4:sO pm. SUNDAYS $40 am.
Newburg anu Cornwall 1850 m $3.50 4:30 m. Sunday
ROndOqt aud Kingston and Montgomery a IN AGO p M
Goshen 5;i5 1850 1920 m $3.50 $50 4SO SIS m
day $40 $3.50 1920 ~ $3.50
Middleown 5i57500 l02Oa m $3.50 4S0 Sl5p m sunday
trains with New York Ontario and Western Railroad
at Mainst lhe N train stops at Man-st only . On
Boats leave 2sdst quarter of and quarter after each hour
iO:I6 m to I2:I5 a IN every hour
Tickets Tor passage and apartments In Drawing Room an
and transfer Of baggage may left a the Company oees
NOs 26l 40l or D57 broadway, lsl westsG, NJ X. No
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork mf'iV
''O JOIN n kSsogT oena Passr Agent, NewYerH
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
N,sos so l fo"m Ir so Also Sac SAC $50 II mia
night sundaysT Q a N and DAY p IN sra m . m &so ma
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey ''A0 ~
John N. ABRogT. 0sni passr Agent Nsw'x9sSi
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual eyaminaton o. the students Of the school will
begin on MONDAY May 10. a. 10 n
For admission 4 Will be reQuiroi 81 the applicant that DO
shsl have Ouy completed the regular course Of
Undergraduate study IA this college other
tnhg On eqq, aleni curriculum Of study 10 he end Of tho
junior year students from other coll
un ate OF Pohceny aud gi di,charEe In good standing
Of tho -
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1nsirucilon
For Boys and Young Men-city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The anal examination Of tho several CLASSES for the year
viii begin on MONDAY Nay u 20 13j O. 10,
talddaes Tor tho degroo II Master o rus ana st1d9ns
The Gradual, Department VIII be examined on THU RS
DAY June B. aud following DAYS
Tho nation o candidates Jf alnissGl VAL DSsln on
TUhbDAY, Jane 3, at $50 ~ ~.
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OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON, d. C., June 6, 1874.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING GRANITE
PAVING BLOCKS. BY direction Of the Board Of Com
mssoncrs proposals will be received at his Office until
~ o'clock June 1884. for furnishing 10000 more or
granite paving blocks TO be delivered az Washington,
d. G. Blank fOrms'o proposals and specifications can be OBJ
tanned this office upon application therefor together with
information and bids these forms VIII alone
be considered The right is reserved to reject any ana all
bids and parts OF bids q. j. LGDECREkt -
Major Of Engineers U. A. Engineer Commissioners. D. C.
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CLOSING PRICES Of OALTE0RyIA SToCKS
SAN FRANCf,yD. June ~. fsSL
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YORK. Juno IL.

NETWORK. juno IL.
The petroleum speculation was less active to-
day than yesterday. The lowest price touched was 90
cents and the Of the market would be better de-
scribed as unsettled than weak. Tho failure OF the
market to show more decided depression scared many
room traders into covering their short sales and in
the last half hour this movement decided as TO
close dealings sharp rally up to ~ cents The
ket ended excited, nervous and unsettled.
The range OF prices and the total dealings fol-
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far. BARNARD. $. T. D.. L. D., President.

THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. 721
MadisOnave, near 6itlst, h. II. H. CHAPLIN Prinoa.
pal English, classical AMI pri nary departsent. 6ymna
flum Sew building, complete Ia ITS appoint nsntA The
can school year Iust BE- gan.
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GWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGEs

FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Thirteen miles from Broad station Philadelphia.
Seventeen trains each daily between Media and Pha
dolphin.
students admitted and classified h any time All students
board the school with the principal Table excellent Et
percnoed men walters Rooms for one or NO students an
completely furnished Fixed price every
expense books No extra charges except for Music
NoeTamneon Tor admission Fifteen experienced teachers
graduates str Harvard two Yale
is. special opportunities for apt scholars rapidly
Special dri dull ward boys Bnaenls
may 0ect any studies choose the regular English Soen
1c Business Classical Ciy Engineering Course parts
Of Mnerrnt courses Hshgrade studcnts not kept back
by dsectiye classification COniuonei college students OF
tuiUred. whose Early hAa
been neglected instructed privately.
students lifted at MEDIA ACADEMY N Harvard
Yale Princeton University Of Pennsyl vana a. Lafay.
cito UaycrfGrd University OF virginia Williams HOuuba
Dickinson stevens Institute Of Technology Troy and Boston
folyt,ehnc Schools
MEDIA ACADEMY hasa physical and chemical Iabora.
tory ahnc gymnasium ana large bail field Fiecn hundred
volumes added 70 tho library 1888 Apparatus doubled IN
lhsb graduating In commercial department every
Twelve students htted for college admitted
The health record Of Media has fon paraels Media has
teIen churches and temperance charlton which prohibits the
sslc Of Intoxicating drinks
FOr illustrated circular of Media Academy address tho
principal and proprietor,
swiTffIY C'sHoBTLIDGE A. Il. and A. NJ
Heryard College GRADUATED Media Pom
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WORCESTER ACADEMY. Worcester, Mass.
w Ffueth Year. Building admirable In appointments
ghooagy repaired and rooms renInished during past ear
ton by trained teachers on tie most approved methods
Terms very moderate $4,000 scholarship foundation Ad
dress u. W. ABEHCROMBIE, A. n, Principal.
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COMMENCEMENT ~ the ACADEMY OF nUsIc nm
WEDk EsDAY, June IL. at 10 a. IN. " ~
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Tho animal organization Of the cl'sos viii begin MON
DAY. NAV ~ at 10 m.
Tho examination Of candidates for admission to any Of tho
sigregulaT VIZ Mining Engineering CIV Engineer
NJ ytica ani Applied Chemistry, Geology, Metal gy
Architecture Will begin FRIDAY. Juno o. at $3.50 a
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lRs. sYLYANUS REEDS
RnAnnINa AND DAY SCHOOL

NOS BAND EAST bSD.ST Central Park, between MAIL
sIn and 9th lvcs. ,- .-o.-.
Tho lucccss and on of tins school fur twenty year
due with Cod. blr.s 10 It, own merits anu 70
Eternal vriancc witch the price 81 safety Va sup
ported by that class OF Cu2Cns who demand ana app
The bct educational advantages and fidelity To the true n'
est uf their Chiifc ,- - 4,
Zach wear bring, 10 the idea ~ Its founder ana
Ia. lately relieved from The peril ~ depending eI
eucc up1u ~ single lie tn" standard OF lne
lcgiae Department or the coming has Dtcn ma'"
rnlsed While the class IN charge OF sdesas
t0furr stan instructors has been greatly Inoc'
professional talent Of distinction IN the respective
hrauChc. assigned 10 them -, A. III.
pr IAHBEHroN vail give HE time exclusively TO ch,ss
this school I'm the Departments OF lisoy anu
Historical Literature ,.,--,,. OH.
will charge ~ English Grammar Rhetoric, Ctuch Lit
eraturc Composition and Ph.lology. -.-,.,
Prof PDKitfT retains charge NJ the French department
Glasses IN Popular Mathematical Astronomy III chti
Professor REFS, OF Columbia Observatory ana MISS =
GEHTON PHYSICS and Chemistry, Professor BOW or
school NJ mes Art Professor GOODN EAR Lhln fIehch
German Mathcuptc-. Psychology and Logo VII DC lh
charge ~ the able teachers heretofore MIS- ed
VIII aided the Boarding Department by adle. OF scholar
~ attachments refinement and experience thaus hCI 70
OF hen time e. her class rooms hSiutht a'n
speak The French and German languages WIN purify
Pupils prepared for examinations OF any Cla7s III N'O
other colleges -, A.. oo,,r-a.
Special -tuenta admitted TO any or an OF INC COURSES
without examination 1870. -, d., -
The Primary nud Preparatory DtpTtufuls VIZ We, t'l
tluued under The teachers Inc twenty SOooi 1
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- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier IL, n. r., foot OF COrtland-st
Consgnments of freight forwarded any pare
of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery of all kinds Of freight and
chandise to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR,
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghored any point
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II sTARIN ami ERAsTUs CORNING
for NEW.HAVEN, leave Pier 1s N r. foot OF Corandtst,
at D. n. daily [saturiays excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received Pier 10.
For New-Haven and points East, at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier J. r. foot OF wbites
haLst.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw " J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Everything apperainn
strnciinn and rnnnir OF yessela
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Sales bp aurtion.

THE assignee of the late firm of LOWRY,
II BROWN & ADDINSELL4 importers OF woollens, VIII
sell at public at the saesrooms Of WILMEhDING,
UDGTET & co, 6i and GB White.st, NcW-YOrk CITY on
the 18th dav Of June 1884 beginning at 10 m all the line
wOolcus and trimmings in the possession OF the as
srnca, and formerly belonging to said firm Of LOWRY
BROWN 81 ADDlNSELI.
Dated New York, May 30 1881. -
DAVID II. BROWN, Assignee
WILLIAM II. SAGE. Attorney FOR Assignee
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Nem Ilutiitdiiors.
pUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
MINGo. AND OTHER SKETCHES IN BLACK
AND WHITE.
nv Joel chandler Harr, l6no Al Is.
Another scrics ~ southern stories and sketches ny n'
author Of nights with Uncle l'emns'
TlNKLING CYMBALS.
ny Fdrar Fawcott l2mo 81 90
brtsnt novel Of Ncw.York the nineteenth century by
one OF its closest and most ObsorNi ng "i''hh
OVER TIE BORDER
n, Ma o. n Cna,o 1v,i l2mS. with fulpage Hello,
tyn Tngvings from Original Drawings and eoorcd map oil
ne Acadan county Fl 90
charming dcscrption Of recent summer travel IN N9vh
Scotia. With piquail aA'tDhcs OF H' "i'" '"'''''' 80
the land OF EysngcIno.
THE MARITIME PROVINCES.
.,ide 20 Nov, scotia cape breton. Prince Edward
Tsiovd Quebec and Montreal also NfWl'uhdlshu III"
a6Taior with eight maps and plane 81 o.
p, ts intrinsic value copousness Of iuormation ana I'm
IN Ia ukcly 20 take the place ~ az "tici tu
boks Of anada which know et-lQuebec ChroHi'Ie
JAMES r. OsGOOD & CO., Boston,
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MINES AND MINING.

SALBSAF TIE YEW-YORk MINING EICHAYGE.
NKw-YoRK. June ~ 1884
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Thursday, June 10 1884,
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By John T. Boyd.
3.storv brick building with lot. No 557 Hudson.st
3 Gs7 n of Perry-st, lot ldXd791l5172li J 1900
,oru my aiis with lots Nos $3.50 10 3j6 T''
Nest 5gth-st, a. 200 II c OF 0thave lots together
in size i25K1OO5; GeoN 141 100
By A. H. Muller d Son.
os.orv brownstone-frOnt store with lot No 100
Chambers-st. f. 20 II " OF Church-st, lot 24.6Y75j
3si"rv Irame building with lot Of iithaye O''O''
5O2e OF GOth.st lot 25 tlOO; J Yates....... $500
. and .-story frame buildings with lot, 5 q Of West
Powers - $500
Yates 4,IOO
BY Z. H. LudiOw d Co.
l istory brick tenement with lot No 1903 East SD.
st. $50 II " Of Sd-aye, lot 30rl00ll G q
PincEnsy $4,000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER1
Sgw.YoEK CITY.
1stave o cor OF 33d-st, 15Ox9s 9xjOx0s0 to 32d.st
lOOXlO7Gj Linde Ct al 10 Leopold Kaufman 100000
son ct al 70 Hogenauer :.....;.,.......,. l45cO
Mary DalIy -. 10000
Kcsn Frank KubIschta ana anotlcr A,6OO
53d-sL \ =. l51 Il OF BtlI-ave. ylIluO4 II Brown
ana wife % Alice brown ct a .;..;:.:..,'.. $1,000
2Sthst; = $50 II Q OF 6th.aye. 52K0S.0i Y Life
Ins Co to Roher ...,....,........ 10000
ct al to Lyman and another $4,000
7th-ave rs 4 n OF l8istst ~ x1OOKiTreguarj
II Arnold and wife to & q Cqrrier -, 1000
bartholomew to N 3 Phillips $4,000
Equitable Life Assurance Society 10 ophelia ~
lalstsL Sl2G Of 7thayc i2GI0oii Minneryy
ana wife to John Morrow; 10000
Philips u MAYER AID etc.................... $4,000
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND EAST.

n
FOR BOSTON AND EAST.
splendid PILGRIM qPd Iam Ii Pee
81 T. r. foot of Murray.st Connection by ANNEX BOATS
fR HrS9E9 $50 n Be !iSaiy GE
ana cTgi oG Se az P es of steamers engaged ex
cnyey the freight service thus nsgrng prompt and re-
liable movement Rates as low as other In9s' covNoP.
Agents. Gen1 Pass Agent
TOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
/ Landing at Cransons West Point Cornwall, New
burgh Marlboro Milton, Poughkcepsie and EsoPusn n
SSaSSoats JAW JAMES ' " ia B5ALDwS 4
los daily at p m Pier foot of Harrlson's'' y. Ii
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
IL trains leave depot OF COGnlt and pesbrosseS sts
$40 $50 End ab for EsoP nsth fdsahd ASa
Ithaca 6snsyn Lyons Iq t2 na6 9I %ss and
Trans T leaving At $40 and $40 n connect letter for
train Oca for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
Eastern Office corner Of c4syGh n9f eSTtsnf So
MARY POWELL-For West Point, Corn
s.S, EssSVs s "a Ks.s
s and 6a sGo aad S7a
sSgse E sgc 0f ha R @0r
5sny N points %Sst t9e csSiTSl -.
veg q ESF 4 H35i Sf5 h REsH2 4 s
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
EEH ssHi'$SSA sss r. T.,
e % S5sss II msay sn
'I E nFSday sad R4ear,o ete ct reduced
Das p as S srs 9 o.rJ 81 nf PF
FREtGHT LINE, Two steamers each way every Weekday
For Information referring to passenger gh Tats apply
NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
Via NewYor Ontario and Western Railway and daily line
OF steamers from oswe5o Including sunday t2pehing az
kingston Canada Clayton Ale1andra Bay PleasGntest
sleepers leaves New.Yprk arrives Oswego 46 mi
boat arrival Of train Day express leaves NewYork
Dcpos and iere. in NewYork foot Of Cortandt Desbros
ses and West 42dst Time&ble tickets and copies q
"surmer Homes' at Nos 1872. 2g7. 2Gli 9es Gag l323
square IN Brooklyn Courst. Annex office, 1913 Fultons,
DeKab ave-. and depots steamer begins trips June 80
j. @. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent "a Statest
PROVIDENCE LINE.--Providence Direct.
1 ALL NORTHERN NEW.ENGLAND Pc MIS- Elegant
Pier 20. " r.. ri p. m. daily, except sundays
POPULAR SHORE LTNE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East An rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted
(paTOr attached and 10 IN with palace
sleeping cara. Sundays ct 10 p. with palace ssepns
cars. Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
p arrives az Newport 1885 ParlOr attached
y, w. PQPPLE. Agent.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
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Mr. s. IT, w. Bvcu, who has just published q
small volume Of verse entitled The Happy Isles,
aud other Po,us' .lostoni Cuppes jpham 4
Col has the git Of poetIca feeling and q consider
sble though by mo- means comp'to facility In grace
fnl and melodious expression Ills compost ions are
not vtaliled by the imaginative quality which dis
tngushes the higher order of poetry but their srnt
mrnt is true nud generally delicate. and often they
havo an undcui1blc u"atnc,s and beauty of form.
lis n c.lebmtng the domestic affections. as In
Tho Happy Isles that hc b. seen at his best. He
ballads AND patrIotio verses haze animation and
movement though some of them Jingle altogether
49, much and call up memories of sort of laudablc
but uniuspIrrd composition which once had de-
p.ofah'c popularity In magazines nov happily eS-
tnot LIT as hone that Mr. uycrs. for example,
will write mo- more rhyined addresses % Iowa.
Sometimes his Pegasus. l.ko other pcrtnacious
ksllopers. goes dead lame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

The clearauccs in oil City 1872 900 and in Brad
ford =. GAO, 900 barrels
The refined market was unchanged in tone. Prices
were reduced in NewYOrk s to cents per gallon put
the market here the Philadelphia and Baltimore
basis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

The flllac.,s of Nj Henry George, M llynlmau
and tho other ncW lights rest not only upon sophis-
tical rclsouings bar. us We have said in reviewing
some OF their works. upon the very widest mis
Representation st fact MI W. H. Mallocks
property aud Progress" 90. T. Putnam's sons
makes crushing exposure of some ~ these errors,
showing that tho apostles OF socialism and land
reform have innocenty. uo doubt ialsidcd history
and statistics with o. grossuess which ought 70 lie
pr,t chem of an further claim 90 serious consdora-
zion. But Ma Msock has almost spoiled hIs work
bv bic bad temper. The volume consists IT three
articles collected from TIE Quarterly They are
written in The sashug. exaggerated style of the
cid. fashioned reviewer. whose idea OF telling
article makes one think at knocking mp epigrams
with r. slolgc- hammers and however suitable they
may have seemed Tor " The Quarerig go savage and
Tartarly." they are highly di,arooable in book
They will appear conclusive 20 Mr.. Mallock's party
tho opposite party will get mad and refuse to read
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

Mr.. Arthur Giman's History Of the American
People" ID. Lothrop Il Coz is an attempt TO supply
young people with entertaining account Of the
development Of the United states,-a sketch Of the
progress Of ideas and principles and the changes Of
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST LiPRoyTp ESUIg
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express NewYOrk via Desorosses and cortar
Street Ferries fOOws - -
$40 TAO s, $50 q and 10 Limited * 1iI0 NJ gag
84O L. B. q, T. and D. and IL night sundays, $40 "a
% shifted and 10 mi 4 and P NJ ard II ntght
lilo M l. e. /, and D. M. connect at Trenton fsf
Camden 49,.
Sl5, Si2o 4lS6 except Monday go 7;sS go Siso
S,4 5,6 $50, 74o 7l45 and ? ~ on Sunday l20l alH
and p N. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 a. M
Ticket Offices 49, s4o aud 944 broadway Astor House
Ind foot of DesbTosse and CoTtlandt Streets C9prts
Brookyni Bushs Hotel HOboken, Stations Jersey CITY
Emigrsnt Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle GaH
den.
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES t. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Agent.
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steamboats, an0 RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
"a DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier A. r., foot Of Canas, every week day at0
n B-Tickets baggage checked to all stations
Central r. and railroad good Tor
passage and staterOOm berth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~ Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave pier
a. North River foot ChTistoDhers daily except SATURDAY,
connecting with morning trains Tor the North ana
West. Sundays steamer touches al Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

Mr Oscar Fay Adams has prepared A Brief
Handbook Of American Authors" llIoughton, Mihlin
a Co. a. a companion volume 10 his similar cata-
logue Of English Authors IL is a convenient COM
pact. aud sensible little manual the ann Of the
editor being o. include an authois who have even
modest claim 20 a position m literature and % give
each a very brief notice, mentioning one or two
GATE. and the TITLES of chief works The critical
comments are sparng. Mr. Adams seems 60 have
taken great pains with his task and the result is AN
exceedingly useful authority for reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tun OLD EsrABLIsaED ROUTE AND Snort crSa

20 TRAINS EACH VA. WEEKDAYS AND 8 on
PHIAI 2 IN NEW-YORR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after Feb. 81, 1884


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New.York Desbrosses and Cortlsndt e
Ferries az fOllOwsi -.
Harrisburg Psburg the West and South With PulImsn
Palace Cars attached, q and daily. New.forH
and Chicago Lited Of ParOr Dining Smoking and sioeps
ing Cars at 8 O. m every day.
D. Connecting Cory for Titusye Petroleum CentSs
Baltimore and the South LIMITED washngt9n
Express Of Pullman ParloF Cars daily except Sunday ~
arrive WssgBgton 45 M Resulara y 10 I p ana
b and O. f. R. and D, M and 70 night sunday, via A
and p H. n. CHS 9p m and IL night, via H. and o. ~
For Atlantic City except sunday With through Jpn
fopS BTancS Bay Head Jubcton intermediate staons
SUNDAY M and p m DO not stop az Asbury Psfkj
Boats Of" brooklyn Annex connect WITH AZ through trains
Jersey City, aOring speedy and direct transfer foa
Trains sfriyoFrom Psburg Gao and 1l,2o NJ 7sQ and
1870 m. daily and a. m dauy EXCEPT Mondsy fg2X
$50 go 1905 and 1885 p m. sunday $50, $50 ~;
days s$9 From P6il9,d@eIBhIa gIS6 Sl1 $50 S'so
$50 $50, $40. 1870 $3.50 $50 92o 1902 1870 en4
103o "a SUNDAY $780, ei20 g;SS POO 1900 iAiS' NJ