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NOTES ON EDUCATION.

r..,.van coIere has manifested its interest In the
higher education OF women 10y introducing department
q. wood carving The class this year hss mae SIv
able pre.ress under the tuition I" MISS NJ '"''' s
Co-cducaton has been tried at Mddlehury College dr
ing The past year. three young women having entered the
fr, nan class: and IL has proved to be aeeoeos SUI
eesful The new college boarding hall has also been III
soeron for yoar past II is designed 81 FURNISH tnc
students with good substantial iood at ieasauaos rS US
lSu.rt hs cost each student only abom " weck' hu
Tue i,,od has been excellent IN quality ana generous "
quantity
A According to aTecort report Borea toilese' J" nv"
lucky = continually growing IN strength ana uSeiue's
II now owns aoC acres of nne land and has an end"w
ment which estimated AZ SlsVOoo' some e's pui'"
ings and library Of 3.5oo volumes One on""hE mas
rooms for ninety SIN young aud another Tor eghV
two Young men The faculty consists OF htteen potso'
and during the college year which has JUST expire" ill.,
wIi,S and eoS colored eO5 boys and las girls. The
carrcuum II said o. bU on par with tha 'i tne I,,,
colleges Of the country. and the institution s y,
monument of what pluck and nerve WE accomplish III
lhc face of the most diooouraSlng dmVwueh'
Professor Charles Norris of the University OF Georgia
says that the most pressing want of thai institution "
profosAorship of the English language ms ihsh' o
said nj number of American colleges whlsn nP%" H.,
teach The dead languages much moro emVeh'! '"""
those which are In current use.
In a pamphlet giving "reminiscences Of Dr. Bcrtam'n
Abbot. which has been compiled by Professor M"''i
bouse the 10 lowing interesting anecdote Is rolaied'
Lewis Nass, ralu III N""Ve WV
one day father. Macr Glass; came to me ana "sNoA
NE II ! would take his son
Certainly. but why do You askf
".ohl the youngs,cr is headstrong aud HARD 70 man
ace am an officer aud can govern soldiers ou' 'ha'
boy is TOO much for me-
What does he dor -. ..oa,s -
Plays trusnt away from ms WORK stes's od
permission Ia - guhilh-: "sA'i"e ''''
swimlnH 2 and Is fui. OF all kinds OF prAnks s,
Well send him 10 and I'll see what can oo "ii
him ,o.,o Several
THE boy was placed under my chMg@ severe
months later met nj, father, ana asked nun n9~
~,ss Getting along Well cir said he, II Lewis W I.
hall ms afraid Of the Almighty A. he is OF you shouu
never have any trouble with MN , IL,
In relating iiis incident Abbot fairly SHOOK WIFI
the Laughter which the recollection OF MAJOR lass
answer excited.
The American Institute OF Instruction VIII holu !"
fifty 9th annual meeting at Cottage CITY, MATTHIAS vino
yard week from to-day and VIII continue in session
three days
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CHARMS

STARIN's
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
oflco Pier ls N r., foot Of Cortlandt-st
consgnmeEs Of freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery VI all kinds freight and
chandise ~ any part Of the city
SKA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghered ary point
In the hsrbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II BrARTN and ERASTUS CORNING
for EEW.HAVEN leave Pier L. r. foot Of Cortlandtst,
at .. daily. [Saturdays erceptod.l
Freight points L. W. r. R received at Pier 10.
For New Haven AMI points East, at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAED.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via from Pier f. r. foot OF White
halst
CENTRAL SHlPYARD Cornmunipaw N. J.-Dry Docks,
Machine ard Boiler Shops Everything apportaning che
construction and repair or vessels.
Branch Office 7h-ave. 42dst open daily until p H.
Sundays from 10 Up
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Sales bn Anction.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF MACHINERY,
VI HARNESS STEEL. IRON, TENTS AND NJ lsCEL-
IANEOUs CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGES.
JKFFERsoNyILIE DEPOT OF THE)
QUARIERmAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
JEFFKRSOEVILIR 81 1880
VIII be sold public auction commencing at 10 O'clock
m on TUESDAY the dag July 1894 under the direction
OF Major KIRK, M L. r. Army. lot Of QuarterInas
es assisting Of stationary steam engines shanE
force pumps cnOnHg machines bolt cutting machines NOR
toe and boring machine shssring and punchng mschlDe
sesl round square fiat and band iron ambulance
6srnsss wagon whips wagon brides Sstrsp CHAINS
spreaaor chains stay chains breast CHAINS
portabe FORCES single trees double uooh morse
medicines horse ana mule shoes OIL iSnhs waEons II
and commencing 10 o'clock on "Wednesday Ju zSh
1880 OF Captain Addison barrett = NJ
~ Aruy n lot of (lOthas IasIp and Garrison kquipage
and Material, consisting OF bouses werstea eoia
weolen and rope shelter tens and 0os
e csu,p sees spades pckaros drum
beads sings bugles blank books hospital hass tent
sIps. etc. etc.
Terms cash in United States funds Property bought must
be from Depot Of purchAsera within AZ
after sale. A., So A.. H. -,
Inc propeTIy examined any time before the day oi
81 81 .,,e, a. Leurs ol o'clock IA and O'Clock D.
Catalogues FURNISHED application 10 me oheef u"uoi
whom The stores W De sOid ~ sAAIOri.
"""" ~ Asst q. N General, u, y. a.
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FTHF ERIE RAILWAY, better known as tho
Il NEw-YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NEw-YoRK LAKE b ERE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements OF trains from ChanbOrs-st. Depot
sam1Daily except sundays pay ktprcss drawing room
coaches TO Cleveland, Incnnat and Chicago
a Ss I LG@s k@ed 20 sfa 9ags
121 M Niagara Fals, m Haniiton ont lo;le a. M
sS ga ssaT no% q nj so csTa .T @
ing trans arrive Toledo 5:2j and Indianapolis II
pullman Day and sleeping Coaches xhamton Elir
Busai9 NIAGARA rails CINCINNATI and Chicago Hotel and
ol5 pm-EIoisr1nt train for tAe West - -
h1tnerIoTe ana passa,c 72o 91 1920 m ~ noon
sqnasys 40 $50 lo2o N lac $50 IN y %dniEht A
c @ oo and apG q aa2 san No
days $40 $3.50 1920 a IN AS $50 II midnight
.2o 6sS Oso ego 7;s9 n ana l9 midnight saturday
nssss only sundays sl9 m S;d9 s SSg ~ and
AZ midnight Sundays 645 $3.50 1920 NJ Lao 6So M and
warwick T:5o le;9ea m $50 p m SUNDAYS $50 am.
Newburg and Cornwall 7o0Da m $3.50 430 8 p IN. Sunday
Roadeut and Kingston and Montgomery a m $3.50 p IN
Goshen O. 45 $50 a m $3.50 500 4so sl6p m sun
day 6tb $3.50 1920 N $50 p m - . .
-, a ln ,o,." "a . -. T..
trains connect York ontario Railroad
PS 1ss7. hs s Ss ' sS M siS only Sunday $50
1920 10 $3.50 SPIN.
from st6 ~ 70 1915 every thirty minutes and from
obtned aud orders FOR the checking
NSa ct iOI or SS7 BsoidSay Isl wesi~si T. + No
cGartst Brooklyn OF at ths Company pepSts xo a
''O ~ JUN r. AsBorI Genr Pussr Asont NewyOrs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
9 So fS r losSgS sS S9 S as%opi mad
E1nuctL spfins Valley and Monsey 7:lO 10 am 4i0o IA
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Gent Passr Agent Nsw.Y0rk
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
wv IEPQEY CENTRAI. nIVISION

looT OF LJBERTYsT, NORTH RIVER.
Direct ''AH''h o NJ I bTooEn Briggs R2 Per VA Annex S0
For TIM ASi aad 4 raENToN "a SS Crook
Roue At SEQ ~ $50 Ii:6a M 100 800 40 $50.
Direct connection at Wayne function for Germ and
hocEen snd Norristown
oRAwrNG.EooM AIRS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trans.
Hs'grnng leave s PMLADELPHIA. Ninth and Gresnsts
M sIINDHY $50 w. $50 1898 m T Nh md
1elksstsy al tl0 800 800 1850 1900 $3.50, 0;2o $3.50
TEESF6S warren sed elias, 600 s,os
p p%4 s"s 80 a Ys m t5 9 a. OS' '4' I" SUN
ri %An4HdT ciT3 Al & zoo nm NJ a<5 400 tSSp' ana
For rEAplN5 ant - AERlsBu 30 At 800 40 900 1ll5
NJ. 900, l;So 400, $50, oA5 1900 p. sundays at
For sCRANToN a. 7:l5, pon m s45 p. m.
r cG 40 az se5 M sunday. at $50 0 eOo H.
Cor DRGFroN at 7:i5 n. m, 3:f5pm.
ForTAMAoUA a $40. 746, 800 loo. $780, s4b. 400.
For BETHhEHEM. ALiESTowN and MAUcH CHUNK
fof Ehsi6T at 400 7l5, 7ii. oooa m, 100, 1880. 34o
rr. srArIoys oy niGT BIRDIE BRANCH at 400.
For FLEMINGrOS a. 7l5, 900 m- 100, liSo 400 $3.50
5oO. 6.3O p. sundays. 1880 p. m
@ d5 10 49, 49, 1885, 1885, 49, $50 ESQ., oo 60 1919 Ss s
100 500. 1890 IN Sundays at sOOa m, 1880 $50,
SFIEL as4'oo, 500 7l5 7,6s goo, $50 1899
s S3 ' AZ V co 200 s Sa Zoo 1889 S o l2Y
800 ESQ 1000 30 l:l5 II 80 M 1900 LAB 100 80
300. $50 800 $3.50, S45 4b0I l5 $40 44b 55l5OOj3O
5&5 600 Gals. ESQ 6i5 ZOO 1880 500 $40 $50 1880
ll:3O, l2d9 M SUNDAYS at 500. $40 IN. $50, 400
For SI$W&RX at yo6 5t5 sl5, ei5 7ls 7ao 500 SIS
$50 90 9:l5 gt5. 1918 lOi6 Ills M 1900 l245,
ll6 200, $50 800, &c. i30, 300 5:l5 $50 545
fS S5 y ST. 300 o5 oO o 80 1 no oo i
115. 500. s:oO 6;O0, 6:l5 500, 9Oo 1880 IN
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c IAN rafD AT
500 7f5 aoQ HOO M 12:c0 li6, $780, 400 4:3O 545
7:SO m SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove at 400. s.45
For FREEHoLDEAt 7:45. IL m, IL las, l. g. 1880 p w.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMs RIVER and BARNEGAT at 300
m, 14j $3.50 p.
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at lbs m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River via SANDY Hook.
COMMENCING JUNE 23d, 1884.
For SEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc. at 430. g., IL
las S46, 445, $50 Sundays. y. Il M, Clio D. M
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $780, 900 a. m. 345
$50 p m.
For ELBERoY, AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc, at 600, 100 a ll5, 8:s5. 44b g.
P m Sundays Except Asbury Park ana Ocean Grove
300. Hoo N.
am, ll5, S;t5 p. N. Sundays 800 .. IN.
Tickets be procured foot Lberty.st, Pier g.
North River q, 162 2o7 2s726l, 42l, 94I and 1893
vct 1853 POS Eat l2hthst and principal Hotels In
NewYork city. In Brooklyn attn Court-st lO7
sSo, $50 Fulton-st n ManhRttaRaye; De Kalb-
eve.i 1891 Atlantic IN Hoboken 254 Washng ton.s,
~ Y Transfer Company VIII call for and gage
j. L. WooTrEN C. G. HANCOCK
General Manager. oen Pass and Ticket Az
II. P BALDWIN q. II. p. ACT. 1l9 Liberty st. n. Y
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NEW-YORK AMI
Stations in New York
LONG BRANCH RR.
(Pennsylvonia RR., foot Cortlandt-
( st ana Desbrosses-st.

LEAVE NETWORK cOmmcncin +, June = 1881
For south AmhOy, via Pba 4 Reading X. r.. 100 7A5,
a 200. I:s5,4:0 5ff o. 3 Sundays
400 s. - a. NJ 400. 400 via. Penn r. r. al -
ln' l. 90 Ii. 500, 700 D. Sundays 4l5. a ~
Tor Matawan &c. via Phua. & Feeding RR. 400. 745.
,|u loo n. I2:UO, lsJ. 800 4:J0 5A3, 7.fl D.
Sundays. 100 s:iJ. a 100 p. III, via Penn Ri-
$40 1D 900 lI0p, 4ii0 300, ECO D. Sunday 5,
ALA q a m. pm
For Ped Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove AsDuy PARK,
Point Pleasant &c, via Philadelphia and Reading
RR, %, 7:i5. 'o, - a. m 4 % 49, :@J 900. 4 30.
or Ashurg Park. 400. "a n m. 700, 400. p m,
yta Pennsylvania RR.. 10 7l0 800. a. ~ 0, 80
'.tn : ,-nH .. Sundays mot stopping at Ocean
Grove Asbury park. ! ga. m, 3 p M.
For Freehold via Philadelphia AID Reading RR, Z a.,
!, v, q; M Loo - -, =. l. 81 p H. For KeyPort,
a. n III 30. "a. 40. 500 1:s5, 73I p. IN. For
Lakewood Tons River and Barnesat at 900 l5. 43o
D. IA. For Toms River Penn. z. r. AZ r.: a. m. 10
m For Vnelani Bridgeton Atlantic CITY, &C. via Phia
c. q. HANCOCK J.R. WOOD II. II. NIEMAN.
G.P. { T. A., r. 4 r.. RR. &. Z. A. p RR. Actg SuDt
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and alter june Y. 1881.
AMMAN rTLVTA LTNl

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. >, 49,.
Trains Desbrosses and Cortlandt Street
Hiii@6Gs PtsGarg West and south With Pql,ma Ina
Palace Cars 1ttac9ed p ~ . sn i p Sgr and Sleep
ing cars. At 3 IN every day. -. ..,, t,,so .,
Wlsmsport Lock Haven a. m p n Cory and Ere Ere at
p CONNECTING Cory for 1itusvile Petroleum Centre
B@iihnorc washington and the South Imited Washington
Express Of Pullman Psrlor Cars daily except sunday IL
r. afty lo Sn Si sS M t3 and pm ard night
and O. r r. and P m and y night n T SanGa 9od r
For Atannc city except sunday Nth through car I"
Via Railway and Amboy 4 Is 7I0 and ~. II noon 3d.
$40 4:iOB. i4O and p. on sunday, 4l6 aud "a m
Of Brooklyn Annex connect with 81 trains a,
Jersey CITY nfordng speedy and direct transfer LOT
Trains aTrye-From Pitsburg G1o 1920 $50 and
Io@0 D. m daily. and Z a. m daily except Monday From
washington aud Baltimore $50 and ESQ an, l9o. S406
Tg sa 's h S Go $50 go fs go 5s So0 SS
7:2O, 40, $500 800, 1905 020 and 100 p m sunday
1920 and O3j u IN.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EAc %, w4Y WE X 6 ANp ON
Oo' MINT, AND rHE FASTEST TIMI CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains NowYorE and Corandt
coo 7:2O g $40 % ana 10 Limited u, lll0 m 800.
$40, T. O. q. and p m and II n'gf Sumaya' 3D. =
~ Limited and 10 I, q, - aud y M. ana u mght
trains leaving NewYurk daily. except sunday $50, =,
s.50nnd iu m, l. @ 1. and p n connect at ir''
for Camden -, ,,,,- -,
Returning trains leave Broad A. station Philadelphia 1901
3,I5 810 A. ass Except Monday, $50 1890. s:2O $40
IL aud Il Uiutch Express lao and b4o p. M l.
= 4 j. g. $40 7itO 7,45 and ON sunday s.Ol, $40
800 t. l:S6 $40 ~ 4, Cb20 Limited, $50, 40 14J
and m. Leave Phaiephe via Camden. 800 a. m
daily /, spt SUNDAY.
and f foot OF S" Ss.S roe 80 and aa 90 ca ao
and Drookiyu Annc, station, foot 81 Fultonet,
Rruoklyn, Busls Hotel IObOkeni station Jcraey GUY.
Emigran Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Oar
den. -, - . -.
hang FROM hotels aud residences
CHARLES T.. PUGU. y. u WOOD
General Mana General iaSsr Agent
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THE MIZ MAZE.
story. BY Nine Authors, l6no, Paper, 50 cents

An entertaining story related by o' letters al
ress to each other different PeTsouag Oh the 1
II H. lively and entertaining and the teTe II the reader l.
closely held end The nine writers who nave cooplatc
IN its prolucton have wrought admirably TO ether aud WINE
the rv al authorshlp has disturbed the units and
CONSISTENCY Of the plot has given TO the ca1c ers '-
tnctness and cleaness outline seldom me- in the novels O.
the day"
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T0 SARATOGA,
LAKE GEORG ADIEoNDACBs.
MONTREAL AID OF EBEC
nv the ureslUe
WEST SIT RI ROUTE
p, vi u ~ sl l1 n Ina .o1 I.Ivor.

via West shOre Of hudson ilver.
Lave Long Branch T.. r. n, a III. $40 a m, p. m.
Leave Brooklyn foot Futoa s.. So II III, ,. ~.
Leave Yew.Y0rk Desbrosss 4 $50 m, ll2O IN, $3.50
n y, Leave New ork itst- $50 a ll.2O q
$50 NJ Leave Jersey CT, X p station so5 a N
II al H. "a D. Leave NCS York, Htst 42d-st station
aoi a m IL 80 a m 1916 N. ArIye Kingston lCstskn
Mountains), ll40 a M, 235 m, 0.So P M Arrive Cas-
Kills l229 $50 1.lS Z. m arrive saratoga D.
4 IL G. cos r.. X, 40 ~, o25 m s@9 p m Arrive
caldwell Uske George 40 p. H., d u NJ, lO4O p m AT
r1ve Montreal, II p. m, $50 o r.
PULLMAN RUfFFT PARIOR CARS attached 10 frs
train Running through without change ff0m Long Branch
and NewYorE sArtosa and Lake George thence 10 Mon
u0al .. .. 81, On ., -. no -. .o..,. ,-,,r
NpTiIwiN BUFFET PAPLOR CARS on third train
without change from Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia
ard Ork TO Saratoga sleeping cus thence 10 hon
treal ,o,o
az single and excursion tickets at lowest rates Iof ooa.
fon Of tcE Offices timetable under West shois
route
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Roston ~d the All rail from Grand Central Depot.
Three express trains daily sundays excepted to Boston a.
m. paIlOr attached and 10 m. with palace
sleeping sundays AZ 10 p IN with palace sleeping
care Newport express leaves Grann Central Depot at
u NJ arrives at Newport 7:35 D. Plrlor attached
+. W. POPPLE, Agent.
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NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES

NORWICH LINE 70 BOSTON, WORCES.
" TER NASHUA. PORTLAND and the WHITE
MorNTt2NS without transfer "City ~ Worcester" the
travellers avorite leaves Pier No 10 North River foot Of
Cnunst New York. Tuesdays Thursdays ana saturday =,
and popular "Cy Of Boston" on Mondays Wednesdays
Iotcd and Excursion Tickets AZ reduced rates. State
rooms NAV he 2C7 broadway and at Pier 40
al offered by This line FAST
FREIGHT LINE. Two steamers each every weekday
For informal oa referring passenger fcRht apply
10 q. ". BRADY. Agent.
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..This novel has Coinss precious works. all the
tense which results from skum CONSTRUCTION anu
careful elaboration Of plot-arts which tie author exces
The characters are and the style as strong ana
sraphic MI Colus's hand not los it's cunning"
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Professional.

ITO NEWSPAPER PUBi.lSHERS.-Wa ntea
nv an experienced man employment - Editor or Assist
ant Editor Republican paper fcr the campaign or
Address l. NJ. N. Tribune once
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Ncm iDubllcalieils.
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish this Day:
al SAY Noe"

Or The Love Letter Answered A Novel By "lLNIE
COLLINS Author OF TIE Woman in White" The Moon
stone" &c l6no Cloth, 30 cents Paper 80 cents AIS"
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JULIAN HAWTHORNE'S

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states on receipt OF the puce.
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,artucr retiring on account OF I'll health.
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W-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

NEW-1ORk CEN KALI AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -COmpencng June g. 1888.
throue trains Will leave Grand central Depot.
8 m, Western New-york and Northern Express, with
through draw room Oche ter tld 10 MOI
$40 Fast Lu ed Chicago ExpTos with dining cars.
stopping az Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo IL
rg1ra ais Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at chicago
10:l q. m next dsy.
a ga Lake George and Montreal express.
G. ~ dr1w p
Io;8ns Chicago EXPRESS drawing Canaan.
daisua Rochester NaVrt Falls, Buffalo and rcR4uld
Sp ngs connects for Osvego Nh7r ~prDgs.
IL a m Western New-YOrk and Northern Express with
drawing room
% nm, Albany. Troy. Saratoga Lake George and Utica
Express, thrpu IN drawing room cars.
4 D. m, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
IS ST. Louis Express with sleeping for Niagara
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo Detroit
and st Louis
$50 Express with Sleeping ears 70 Syracuse and to
Auburn road ,t"S rttO also TO Montreal
Pscift Express with sleeping cars ,or Rochester
Puhao Nacnra Fa Cleveland Toledo. Detroit, Chicago
St Louis, Oswego; also EXCEPT saturday to d,
II Night Express with sleeping TO Albany AMI
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
North except saturday night. - - -,
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot, No Bowling
Green 252 and 42j Broadway and WestoOtts Express
Offices Park place and 7S5 and 942 Broadway Newly York.
S83 WASHINGTON and 80 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
FOurthst, Williamsburg.
Accommodations in groom and sleeping cars sa Do
procured OF tue ticket Offices in NewNOrk CITY aad az
533 Washington At. BroOKyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
7 M IOUCEY c. g. MEEKER,
General superintendent. Genera PASSENGER Agent
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
IL trains leave depot foot Of Corantt and Dcsbrosses
at -:lO m $40 and D. for ELston Bcthlehom. Allen
town. Reaiins. Mauoh Chunk, Nhkesbarre lowsnda Wa
yery Ithaca Geneva lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
throuEh coaches d. y. Local trains at and $40
y IN. for LastOn, he ihlen.an and COOiay.
leaving $40 a and $40 p. M. connect Tor
ali points nahanoy anf Haze coal regions. Sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
at p.
L. b. BGINGION, o.. 4. A.
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MISS ]. F. WREAK'S boarding and Day
lNl school young ladies and children st9 MsdisonsNe
regpen Septemher p.
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Cearhcrs.


An AMHERST GRADUATE, with two years
~ c.uorru,, ~ t,@clci I'D tutor, wants p@uon -
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"a of all grades tuiOrs gOsofueAses, lecturers com
nations ECi circulars 81 beat schools fecj charv ~
Hose teaccrs 90 teachers until gagged
L. MIRIAM ColRlERE co.. -
1 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. cstab-
pupils Faunnes schools COLLEGES. Circulars ~ good schools
IN raliabic Information rce 10 parents Skilled Teachers
always wanted. Application form iOI stamp. 49, . 81.
j. ". sCHEHMEBHOk IN ~ CO. East lftasir " y
rV'EACHERS' AGENCY.-36 West 21st-St..
and families careful advice iu choice OF best schools
rI'EACHERS WANTED Superior Lady Prin-
for att Sout; gentlemen Tor preparatory ana pnD
lie schools CENTRAL EDU -A1iONAL BUREAU, l,Ol5
ChestnUtst. Philadelphia.
PREACHERS WANTED.-Ladies Superior
native French teachers for several tTstclas schools
Mathematics Latin and French, Methodist; fIcuch anu
Gentlemen Mathematics and Military Drill for schools
noar city Classics and English Classics and Mathematics
HppT 10 MIS- Vi j. YOU NG-FUITON American and For.
civ Tsschors' Agency. % Union square
Ny1ANTED.-Bv a Yale Senior. position for
entrance I,Tef.-red A r. j., Tribune Once.
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Ocean Steamers

NCHOR LINE.-U. =. MAIL STEAMERS.
N GLASGOW via LOSDpNDEHRY
Aurhara ....Juy o. 3 D. M. Ethiopia. July ~,
Ctrca.aia IL. ". m. lbrvonia July 20. n IN
Cabin passage, $50 to 800 second class $50
Sfeerage ITO or MN, Nll
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSrOWN SERVICE
From Pier al North River, foot Of IserysL 60 d,
CITY OF ROME eailsJ uy L. Aus. ~ sept "
AUs1ltAL SANS IuF3' ANY 90 ncpt ~
superb accommodations AL glasses OF passenEers
CABIN passage $50 to 500 according 10 a. ON nodatObh
SECOND Class $40. Storage es aoove. -.
For paasagc ,Allin Plans BOX y Rates, &C, appWp
49, HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Groen
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FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER BOSTON, AND THE EAST. 1870
The most agrceab route TO the WHITE MOUNTAINS
Mt DESERT all prime pal cities inland and seashOro TO
sorts Of New England and Provinces - ,
st.a 'ncr PILGRIM Steamer PROVIDENCE
Leave alternate days Sundays ncuded AZ b8o
y M from Pier 81 North River, foot OF Murray 81 ton
noctl0n via Annex Boat from Brooklyn, p m Jersey cy
SPLENDID BANDS OF MUSIC =.
accomuany and are cntcrtnined
every evening with PR JMENADE CONCERT IN the orand
long water Full Night Rest Five Morning Trains
70 30 stOn short rail ride t1imc ~ minntes.l
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPORT. " l., DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANrUCkEftND
sEASHOkE RESORTS OFCAPE COD
MA8N1tI ENT STEAMERS.
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Leave NewYork alternate days Sundays oxHopte al
y NJ. ffom Per 2s. n. r. - .,
these steamers make Newport their Eastern terminus -
Tislci AMI bOtn lines may nc secured 10
i62. 2u7, 26l AL, ga Hb7 aud w" BrOa
al Fth Avenue Hotel Niud7pt
ticket tho ONCE Pier -, n II. and on board
sic lmoIs IN BROOKLYN. ~ Annex Onoe foot Oi fuoi
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Van Nostrand's Express, lb7 Broadway. Il. ID.
CITY, \ ONCE, foot OF
Send Of Fail River Line Tours and ENcuons ANA
copy II TIP End ~ Yankee Land IRE on ann en ION
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