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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIVES OF BLAINE.

AM AMERICAN CAREER AND IFS rR RUN ~ n Inc tSs
~ ~ and Pnbic services OF James e. h",e t IN
Fsc,s IN the career Of John A. Logan p,NaTeinha
Thayer. Merriam a Co, Limited
JANIS BLAIYG, AZ sfifS S Of f' joins % A. Logan
G 6ney WAGON BALlsrIER 12mo. PIP VII go
X Worthingon on
So far as the personal biography goes these Two
lives of the Republican candidate are necessarily
- ol;ko Roth set in strong light the elements
of a career which exactly represents one Oh Tue
,nos, brilliant types of tho American character
From bovbood James G. Blame displayed an ener-
ce,ic and courageous temperament quickneSs OF
mind steadpcss of purpose, and force OF WILL 10
.,tber with certain engaging qualities when al
vavs win friends and always keep thein'
These are tho requisites of success Ioi
zoos az we'll as for individuals anu
nne can hardly help believing 'i"t
Il Mr.. Blame Is the most popular
American citizens to-day it is because III M
i.rrnpted course of good fortune nc h"S
the same happy COMBINATION oil spirit ,...I
.hoorfnIrcss capacity AVID common sense Whlch
has made the greatness of the American Po'P'o'
rnt.ring politics rs the editor OF ne"Np"Pel'
,ust "a tho Republican party was beginning us
rorL he OWNED the situation almost by instruct
.,1 ore con sav of him what can be said Oh IL"
nnlLic men that in all the turmoil OF Il rap" gu
exciting. and perplexng time, hewas never lounu
., the wrong side of any grave public question:
Ills srcceSs WAS quick and uninterrupted lie oe-
camc force in the politics of Maine while he was
sin tyro IN journalism and new conner IN the
State: and he was only young member ol
Congress when he became one of the best Speakers
the Uouse of Representatives ever had. lie acteu
with remarkable prOmptneSS, but ne never
.,norso5 an imnortant cause which was not alter
ward vipdicsted by events, and he never uhdeI-
took a task TO which he dId not prove perfectly
competent. Some of his political adverSares arc
fond of declaring that because he is brilliant man
he cannot be safe" forgetting that the dulleSt
statesmen are always the most dangerous. that
there is not fact in Mr. Blaines life to justify the
susmcion of rashness and that in seasons OF popu-
lar ferment he has always proved more judlcious
md acute than his constituencies.
All these considerations are at least implied i'll
the two books now before us Mr.. Baich gives
more than his competitor of Mr.. BlaiRes work IN
journalism some copious extracts from his speeches.
md very full account of the proceedings OF the
convention which nominated him for the Pres-
dencv; and he adds chapters on the National AL
n,nistratons social life at the White House. the
tariff and previous campaigns Mr.. BaleSter is 10
he commended for fluent style and an interest
ing arrangement Of materials, and he has rendered
special service to the inquirng voter by present
ing a full history of the so-caled railroad scas-
dali of which an interruptions use has been MADE
bv so many partisan debateTs III the press ana else
where.
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lilo ARE TIE PUREST ARTANS.


II is constantly assumed by philOlOGlSts, ana
Arvan Language necessarily belongs TO the ArFdu race
fhis as Unpti,n u.s. however Legitimate, since Has
often happened that conquered peOPc nave Luz
iauguarf OF thtir cuuQuerOTs According 10 me dul'I
~ Inc present work ihlee distinct phNs ca! types are
ed among hose who ak the AIyan gdaEes
In Furopr Two OF them are OF dark ColnpcA ION anu
have black ewes and black halt out Wn'' 81 VI ~
Two tvp.s ono is dOhohoccI halc. the 0thr j.
brachrc. phalc. The thud type, Ike, Inc
first Is douchocephtic but 1t Is oI
Iqh comulexipn with fair hair aud blue eyes ae nr't
type und IN some pats OF iie!anI t r. 6dt
franc and spain, a. d along IA sores Q, In' "a. %
Taueau: and in he East II mcrges I'm the Nclc rae
which II closely resembles. The second type lDr"cScep
lalD of which there several var ctlc' is also Iou
I'm (,rr. Britain aud Ireland; and It prevails III Ochlfa
and southern France, s~tZerand Austria, sout i.Tn
GERMANY Northern and GENITAL Italy, and ku-sl" Ile
scandiuayia "A a In paris Of Northern Germany aud OF
Jngla,d Now these three tyQes. Herr Peukt argues
cannot an bc 90 the Arydn race b'calse thtie nS
,oi been time The ATyans BEGAN 10 GlSp'Ise loI
n y.lrnu-f of sucb widely different phys ca Chal-
arfe1sti - one Of them mUst represent the primitive
Arvaus while The others must represent the races con-
1WSIi,'b ne tlcc j,pes ualstb, REGARDED Arvaul
THIS am sron &. ,45,rIt IS discussed 10y Her l. hs'i
q d. <. many 9th g. VS. i-ator-, j did tt, tAe
Aft f.c. ir Dr.. pIrc fIrm is du1c Deep itlt " h
his conc u-i. brings for, arr go % IL Oi evidence
10 show tAI u most European cluufs the mayor I. '
sfbc bi q er classes" ilj bco.s o the hordr Np-
CiroIust nee which has been neg lthi ~ H'ti.. 10
I.4,r. "a well a- ID UtrmIuy. Ia al,l III &C &c. 700
as e ,r.rs 10 pr v from pi-slros IN Homer, IL so'
PIrdtr and Lur plics-ioir iWr Vas cpNa.u'I'u ~ ~
the marks f th' pure Hsl en- race d 70, P!us ~ '
fact that 3Mon- the lt'Uahsl Wa IA custom lh ~
mon AID Glmtn 10 dive tier hur yel eva Gus ON
which could not he thiuke, hayo sprung ulle yelI
htir hat al on limc diSn isHcd the ruling Class II
one of Inc OLD N,r.. poems tie thrd sclpcd a. "a
man OF dark emp exon, VIII TIE noble Is said TO have
white skin ana l-l haH
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.


VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
An trains except tho 74O and 4:S6 trains Leave
from west 42dst Corandt and Desbrosscs sts stations
Tho 7;tO and l35 trains leave IRON West 42dst
only
sreu.ug tbTulgu both
suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Buhalo. Newark and
FscLostcTlOoO a M % m. sleeping and pATlor cars
through
Utica. 7:4O, 1000. ll2O a. ms % IA.
Albany, Gao, 10 90, ll:2O . IN
saratoga and Lake George specials $50 l2o m,
Eesant uans with revolving chair smoking
day coaobes and BUFFET psrlor cars
Sharon springs 1000 with Buffet Paror Car through
without OF Engs
3 o. 1,t0. A.35 81
Psenyius. CsiTc, Mountain House Station Kaaerskiu.
Kaater,siil Hunter Summit Pine Hnl PhGncs 92O,
ll2O $50 Bunet PArlor Cars to summit ON 920
and $50 m Trains
sror Saratoga paror and sleeping thSnos
Cassii and CranstOss. 49, $50, 1000. li2o M $780,
t36. 300 p m o.
spsn ~ -er Iainsds y eIoepi SUNDAY.
information apply at onioesi Jersey
City POM r. II. Station, Hobokea us WE-hiugsnst
BfSiklyn. Csurtst ANNEX ONCE, foot Fulonst 1888 Full
ton ST., and Doksbaye NowYork CITY lbz, 2ol, 1868
ti6 1873 Broadway, 1877 Ghave l0S East l26hst, Penn
r. H. station foot " Corsndt and Desbrosses ST., and
west shore station foot Of West <2ds Baggage called for
and from hotels and residences Orders DO left
uENRY AoNETT. Con. Psss Ages.
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Jnsirncilo,l
For Rows and Young Men-Country.
G.. SHORTLIDGES

SwITHLN G. SH0RT LlIDSGnEItS PENN.
Gn,rto.n H mIo tom Broad street station PhsdoEha
80 SgSa TSS BOOKS s sSp'SS S4s charges
eTecp Tor Su: susnts admitted ~ S a1d
sSs 3 VACATION school and August, The rsn
lar 'enos S ySor op septeSsr o The Gun
Wien occur % OF ,e SnGs. sis s
t taught ana schools the United states: al
srsduaies-siI them Harvard men All teaoains in small
80 hSt zach p1p may I BACK wS p9pns indTdns
and instruction. Early Deficiencies m Young mens eIn,
corrected Young men whose edae1uos I@h Oeen
neglected Instructed Pyae Sp's S ,oF f
ana backward boys patrons or students NAV select any
studies choose The regular EpEls nGiGnunc CiyM 49, ~
COURSES stnns hted Med Academy are now ~ llsr-
Lafayette university Of Co9m5i" Villains, DieS;
College students any tu1rod IN any sndI and ned
Tor any college eIamiasiioa physical and eheml,sl
apparatus Tor illustration Fifteen hundred volumes added
~ sSs TED Tor 90 eE and admitted in 1855
Twenty IN lsst Graduating Class every year 9 mo Com
students live with The PRINCIPAL No bsardlns out IN private
Isa table h %asstsG toilet Set nse With sPSns.
GOOD matIessSs Pillow nm" s e sSp2 . u bost
aud thoroughly heated by steam hoom' Tor vo boys NO
sets generous table The students are not poorly fed under
a4 s9o .n, ,toG cut In The bee; banner
po need men walters frsiclass steam auniiy pay ana
Other nIjurcs Ample grounds for baseball football and
SSfa HS' r iE0S :,2 - 1oid ia has parallels
Media Ao deny has all the couyculenoo aud appliance,
necessary mike real home and hTs ass academy
icr the training OF gentenen No ing or other row
not sacrifice the houc Influence for education devoid OF
g0ol morals good and gcnteel surroundings The
school adapted way tho education OF young nen
and boys only. Meia Academy not mixed school bnt
giY city boarding. school for the male Media has seven
churches aud Tempsrnse charter which prnhbtS tho sao
of all drnts Meda IA conveniently accessible
from III ponts change 81 depOs Ia Philadelphia via
Pennsylvsna Railroad coming from Ncw YORK. Piusourg
baltimore Washington Nineteen trains leave Broad street
station Fhiad phia for Nadia Return trains every hour
dsnnce thirteen miles at Media station Tor Academy
concl wnlch every Drive TO the school only hye
mInf.a For new Illustrated circular Of MoilR Acalepy 1d
dress tho Principal Proprietor SWfTHlN q. SHORT
IIDGE A Is. and A NJ, Graduate OF Phihps's hIetor
Academy and Harvard COIlcge) Media Penn
ct. LTKE'S BOARDING SCHOOL. ..,,,,.,
- - - pIrsrT t-ro% phila Penn. TnUsaally hcathim
Home Influences and especial care Of young PnPiT7,,,
speciaty-Colege preparation. tlA9 H. 9iHO' - W. -
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Tnsirnrtion.
For Both Ser.s-CountrY.


KINGSTON ACADEMY.-An English and
IN classical school for both prepares thoonghy
10 college special attention given TO sciences mathematics
and modern anguages Tuition 0derats board reason
aUle locationheathful. Address. - ,,,,
Kingston Ulster Co.. ~ Y
BENNINGTON ~. j. SEMINARY, for both
scHea Ten courses Of instruction. Teachers from ir
ward Princeton Yale. Does hrstcass work DlsciRne
good Moral and rei -ious tone high. Good home very
healhnl Access easy. Rates moderate Catalogues iIeo
Address THOMAS HANLON, D. u.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacll ON the-l lud-
IL son Preparatory and business for gentlemen srllu
nung course ladic special advantages ia hr poPa
school nj popular rates. send for new catalogue ns1t year
opens sept 10. w. H. BANNISIEl1 A NJ frnc'p"'
WYOMING SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL
w COLLEGE.
KINGSTON. PENN. . T., ..-.
live thorough school Tor both sexes fiTstcas' IN tEoy
nprontmeat twenty instructors ran term opens August
-, 1854. For catalogue address -... =, r.t..tn.t
Miscellaneous.
I ONION INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE,
~pnnr Grove near Tsleworth MilicsoX, West Engann
90 miles from hyde Park c'rncr miles rom iucHu"h,
Pounded the auspices OF the late Richard tohueh ~
auguraed los H. H. The Prince Of Wales Juy ~ i9ol;
French and German taught 10 every boy Terms ~ ~ tn
90 cuueas Arrangements can DE made Tor pup4s U-.g
Head master II r.. LADELI NJ. A f. g. - lro4pcou.ee'
can he had Of KILL a. CO., 49, BrooneSt, New ON,
where TO parents Of American pupils can also DO
obt
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Miscellaneous.
ONDON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE,
lnnrllln Nta0fmlrs.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
TPiOWN OFFICES. so. LIS Broadway corner Thirty
n until D. m and 3OS Wc, Twenty thirdsi corner
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80 Ihriavc. Forty seventh 81 Nos lOOI 1hdd
ave near ski rh.st ~ the HARLEM OFFICE, 2'OO
third ave corner hfh.st, up TO
So. No. nj re- ular Office rates.
ALLEN DODWORTUS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING. 67l FIFTH-AVENCE
now clOsci for the season.
VIII reopen SAL URDAl, OCT IL.
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Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES. 90,
mr. Foil Term of The Saith year will be gin september 44th
The advantages hnishel education are snpeoi ine
nnotments I'm wav of library apparatus cabinets OF Nat-
nrs History ct being liberal Illustrated lectures on e
zine Languages and ny m"7'els
1sY n thoT"ngh lie NE Influences the best
InsuuV''OH 80 "a I3i IL - WI~I III. D. Principal.
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DOPUI.AR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East. All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily Sundays excepted TO Boston a.
A. ~ D. m ,psrlOr attached and 10 M with palace
sleeping cars sundays at 10 p m win paife seepih
p M arrives Newport 1885 Prlor eaPS attached
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Gcnchcrs.

n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
t pr D. M and a6s Vest T~eay Thrust corner
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An, KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
y SUMMER SESSION, begins Aug Il. Autumn Session
sept Many teachers wanted for good positions Tens 81
G OF im AK GadsrsSrto2 T5rszno 10 Bbio House \.
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young ladies eli OILS recommended.
CLASSICAL AND MODERN LANGUAGES.
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careful advice in choice Of best schools II. HESsE.
rTEACHERS WANTED - Ladies': Piano.
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music and Trench Kmdergartcn or school near city kn-
Urrclrten and Higher Fngsi ElOcuon ana Mathematics
MA site Tricnd Primary Teacher Quincy methods Pri
mary Teacher Hckstc Friend French spoken aud Higher
Mathematics.
@ nt,emcn: Cllssics French ard German Epscopa ian
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teachers IN obtaining positions Apply to a. Low ELL q %
Managers. lG AstorpIacc. New York
{SvANTED.-Bv a Yale graduate OF five years
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stiou a. urncual e. high school instructor IN
natural sceucr,. Address Immediately
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1nstructiou
T Y Dung Ladies-Oitv.

MISS NORTH and MISS BAKNEo oCHUUI TO.
wi Young Ladies' 1851 Madisonave courses IN coeso
study students completing Inc college preparaS9It tUt
will he admitted to Wellesley Cohese "l'n'"' 'i'"0'
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT,
1As Albany Day Line Steamers
ALBANY and G. VIBBARD

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
A Et1SssPy pay ssd r g S sifrRsTi
1o,,o rn,,o, =, DAILY except undaysI
s:tgs P SItS1tS1 u annex M
For landing at Nyaf and rarrytov b SOI garg M
W., SI t nGnt Ne"bug Pougbkoepse, Rhinebeck CatsED
CONNECTIONS,
n 5r ~ erIy wh special train on and
r. 4 foT Ifieylfi hS srs Rn1s9S S9d G'on
fuD5oNWith BOSTON md W "a R for h n p
HiBREY@W1h Dei i aBS ~ Rpos ,os4p.roo.
B Faao ard the Hoh and with C. r. for Utica
A ALBANY BOATS; PEOPLES LINE,
epys Ficr 81, i,5 r. iPqt Of pm
New Central r and s cIecSe 20 t iS erso on
s saeroom Of above road arc ae% 2 passage and
President.
A 81 80 TO SARATOGA and RETURN:
~. - 90 to LAKE, GEoRgh and RETURN tickets good
OF fh6i and stRhT6Gl tsye Pier Il NortS 'T Rvs. loot
mo'qlds Train, Tor &Orh and Vest Sundays stcamsr
todcke. AZ Albany.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IL MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WLsE
r-., va va ph9deRhia. Baltimore end Washington.
e'fsP sgndPy qr aq4 all RSn t %c,s
coachcs 70 chicago Cincinnati st. Louis ,or az
y. MDNIGTr daily for Washington and all points West.
For FINE rabies Ickets sleeping Berths and Baggage
Broolly1 Pcnnsy yania jeToad ~ '''O-''
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on iIOU-
L SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAItRoADS. steamers
SI0p. "a Fare over thsn BY any other route
EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-Passenger
trains depot foot Of Cortandt and Dcsro5ses SIS
a. d Tlo aaG6r Wanch Chunk Wk".6arc, Io%anda Va
nT roaqh ' coithes run day Local trains and 90
Trans leaving at $40 a m, and $40 p. connect for
all points in Mahauoy ami Hzeon coal regions sunday
trains local for Mauch Chunk 5IOa M Leave Mauch Chunk
Gcheral Eastern ONCE No. 225 Broady2y p
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Cpmhencing June %, 1885,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot -. .,
g a m; Western NewYwk and Northern EIprces with
$40 m Fast Lm'od Chicago Express Win dining cars
Sga fa Frin csyeanS and Toledo arriving at Chicago
800 a. N s.r~tIga Lake George aud Montreal express
1890 Chicago Express. dra~ins cars to Canaan
sg,,uS, connects for osweso no ~ssr -prnss "a.
tjon.n. Albany Troy Saratoga Lake George and Utica
Express, through DRAWN groom
4 p. IN, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
Is n s. Louis Express with sleeping FOR Niagara
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Detroit
$50 Express, with sleeping to Syracuse and to
Pacific ETpress with sleeping cars FOR Rochester
st LOuis, oswego also l,yo except saturday 90,
aP % Hsh VIII s morn sse a 'i5s s the wes aud
North except saturday night :. -. ~. ,.-..
Green 22 and go BTosdNay 93 "a at Wecos EI4rrss
oces ParkpIsee sad 50 and ~ BToadMsy
Fourth-st. Williamsburg
Accommodating drawing and sleeping cars can 10
procured any the ticket offices in NewYO CITY and At
SsS 6 B99 cb5 from residence.
these trans run daily All others daily eIGePt sunday
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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For Younr Ladies-Country.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL RI RECEIVED At TIE
IrploXNN OFFICES 40. l.3j3 Broadway corner Thirty
frstst until D. M aud 3os West Twenlylflst corner
Tirhth' oye no 1853 Fouth1Ve. corner Fonitcenihst
40 ThrLayc corner Forty.scvcnthsti Nos lO0a Third
owe near SiIiieh-t ana al The HARLEM OFFICE, 2,'oO
Third corner one Observation-Disclosures 'itu'~' w ~
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NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, woRCEs1

TFH, NA-1V n IlH WHIIU
MOT MIA ms without transfer "City o. Worcester ~
trayeers iavorte leaves Pier No 30 North River ioo
Canslst on Tuesdays Thnrslsys and ssurdaga
tho popular city Of Boston on Mondays wednesday,
and Fridays at p. m.
rooms nav be secured at 2O7 Broadway and 40 az
peT1or advantages are offered By this line FASH
FREIGHl Line Two eacA every Weehdar
For Information referring TO passenger or rates sppI
u, W BRADY, Agent
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- nnArn1NC SCHOOL

lfI. 1t IL Is BJAhlJlNN ~ ll''i|., -.,,,,.,
> + O. BUsTIErON. Phila, Penn tnusaaly nGa,'n'"
Home Influences and especial care OF Young puplh,,,
sneciaitvEC ocge preparation. CllAS. H. sIhOC IL NJ A.
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observation-disclosures City Of Kingston and
Ia James W. Baldwin will leave om Pier 4j. loot OF west
10Th a.. until farther notice.
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STEAMBOAT cos STEAM

" ~ T = = y
y ERS, c II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL lssy,
Peck slip Pier No rs T. r., az sundays excepted anI
II m lsundsys included connecting az NeT-Iayen stfS
special trains for MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING,
FIELD HOIYOKE, &c Tickets sod and baggage chscksI
AZ 81 Broadway, y. Y, and Courst, Brooslyn EIcur
n TIayen
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MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
y hshed 800 provides promptly best Teachers for Private
pruls Famles schools colleges Circulars OF good schools
ythreabe Information free to parents skilled Ioachers
aW avs wanted. Application form for stamp $500
J. ". SCHERMLBHORN & CO.. East l4ta-'t. " Y.
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5leambo1t5 auO Railroads.

I ,ONG BEACH.
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY, opposite 3fthst. Fast
Eivcr-AnucX Boat 'tfbAt -Jl.st. ana
connect ally, except sunday, ;o5 1903 u 2O5,
500, 0lj, COO 800, so SUNDAYS only $50 49, 1850
a. m. J. 3D. 800. 500. ), 5:Io SD D. N.
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9nsirutilon.
Founded A. ID. 1909.
TNIVER>ITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
For Young Ladies-City.

u NO 1873 Broadway 4-d--t; Ash wear Primary
Classic Departments INSTRUCTION thorough
Terms moderate. NJ Ii HOBBY, ". l.. AKIN, Principals
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NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND

Via NevYork, ontario snd Western Railway and daily l,s
Of steamers from Oswego Including sund9yl touching
Kingston Canada CLAYTON Alexandria Bay. Pleasaa,ss
routs 10 Ihoueand Islands Night express Pullman
seepers leaves New.YOrk D. M arrive, Oswego 7ls
loaf leaves arrival Of train Day express NewYoI
e.uOam
Depots and ferries NewYork OF Cortandt Desro+
and West 42dst Timetables tickets and oopts, AZ
summer Homes az Nos. 1872, POI. pol, 363 e45 lSM
Broadway, No 1871 6thave- 1913 East l25tnst, trloa
square In Brooklyn COurtst Annex Office s3S Fultolst
DeKalbave, and depots steamer begins trips June 10 '
&c ANDI kSON. lenerai Passenger cent A stafa.t
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DORDENTOWN. \. J.--Female College;
ID beautifully located very ealihGl %a Sire..
P0i'' - W Rev. W. c. BOWEN. A. NJ, Preild'h-
BRADFORD ACADEMI.-For the higher
ID education OF young Year coWncnccs SEPT -
1881 For circulars and admission apply - Mss -
JOUNSON Principal; for expenses TOD d. hlN"obChi'
Treasurer Bradford, Mass
DFTNIDERE SEMINARI.-For Young No-
ID men Industrial departments opening; tnglsh' yer
man French Music. Home comforts Hcain nI toH'''i
(UASSICALandIIOM EINSTITUTE,P ough-
Leensie y Ladies' the English or The classi-
cal gt,tint course select their own sulc5 lhoious
ness In Tnsi,h music. painting and elocuiion ,..,
MISS b" 7' Miss SARAH V. II. BUTLER, Principal
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel; NJ;
g., lr.tr,tcd circilar 'GkO. CROSBY SMITH, A. VI.
nARLINGTON Seminary for Young Ladies,
West chester thes Co, Pcun-IocatiOn heauuiu'
buildings excellent % All branches, inciuang W,
ru9ees muse paiutiug season comm noes sept D -"
per wear Address Richard pARlINGIoN' PhD,lIll..
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEG E.-Ihoronghly
furnished or College Eclectic aud Preparatory courses
Of study also Haaic Ant Heated by steam and inrhe
with an elevator Charges sualy moderate Kew A. W
y \.
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II
Preparatory 10 College, University and Business,
PO1TSTOWN, PENN.
Number limited efficiency increased. buildings and
equipment heated by steam lighted by IN
holland cold water beds Perfect SAINT
appointments Gymnasium complete under direction OF ply
scsn and special instructor PTomp application necessary
JOHN MEIGS, IN d.,
Principal.
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FOSTER SCHOOL, .z-,..
4 CLIFTON SPRINGS. y. Y.
The Ninth Year viii commence september u. oo,,,,
For Ladies only. 'i-'' i''''i''-
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M - 90 to LAKE GEORGE and RETURN tickets good
duynS season Troy Boats CitIens Line steamers cry
OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier a North Rvsr foot
Christopher daily except saturday 81 corncctlng with
ALBANY
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4 Teachers, tutors, goycrneSses promptly
n. supplied iicc 70 cmpoyet schools Iecqmmsndcd