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LITERARY NOTES.

,,., ., Tnrpenefrs "Mumu" has been
hrousht out by Funk 4 wagnalls the mrs. eu''oa NJ
shonsand copies being exhausted Inc " , -.
sso, has wisely corrected In this edition se'sra
which dishgnrcd the frsI
rne lady who became Mrs. Browning "as' 80
po,, very humble in her opinion OF her o"n ,,osn
W., ar.t introduction TO II. II. Horne was 'hrouo"
Inch abe sent him. asking him TO say 'wne'her . vs."
.,rv ar x.rsep He decided that IL was poetry anu ~
A. 70 Coibxrn's Yep Monthly, then cdi'eo ny ..
which Il soon after appeared. Later Mss o"iio.' ~
him the Ms OF her poem. The Dead Pam ~hien ns
free 70 crcise soon, too that was published a"u He'
poetical career was begun
Tn. Rex f. T. Roe ia writing for The CurTent sei''
story entitled An Original Belle iDe ope
sers will he published in September
Tina, admirable little magazine. The Modern age Is
oeaA furnishing another proof of the fact .ha' -
difficult In this country 10 maintain se''a' 80.
devoted exclusively TO the reproduction Vi io'e -
,srai IN, Age was the best OF its knd; IL was '"
Nth unfs,ug good taste and with fine literary ieen"e
n was light. spirited and amusing bu. +" n"s -,
,ollox many predecessors TO the region OF ""s"Ano
-, ,oavnr M successor in its own field oil transa
ton from Continental literature
cantain Charles King is writing sequel TO MS c'e'ef
navel of The. Coloners Daughter
A., Edmund Gossc the English poet and critic VINO Is
\, lecture before the Lowell Institute next winter us INV
ION of Philip Henry GOss writer on hatui'1 n'Vo ,
sTe Canadian Naturalist is the ute OF inc ".9' 80
.,i,ten nv the elder Goss. This was puohsheo l" 80
,,., o,vb, years in Newfoundland, three years IN
e, canada aud one year in the United States cnen,
n Alabama. He has since published long us. .,
,cspttao books lie is Plymouth Brother OF ueNo'ou
but not narrow-mnded type.
Tn. report that The Century Company was about 10 DC
hin ,he publication Of illustrated weekly paper 10 s"
10 be wholly without foundation.
The little volume containing Miss Tooses 5 MiSnon
"a . I adde Roberts Brothers) is one made to touch
49, rns NJ svmpathy Both stories are graceful, ten
Ser and full Of wise suggestion.
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STARIN'S 81.
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


STARIN'S -"
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier ls, ". r.. foot OF Coraudt-st.
Consignments of freight forwarded any part
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery of all freight
chandise TO any part Of tho city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
DOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered any point
In the barber at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN H. sTARIN and FRAsTUS CORNING
for NEWuAVEN leave Pier Is N r. foot Of
at 9p m daily Saturdays excepted
Freight for points d L. W. r. r. received al Pier 10
For New-Haven and points East, st Pier ls.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via from Pier r. foot Of whito-
hal-st.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipaw. n. J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Everything the
construction and repair Of vessels.
Branch office 7thaye 42dst, open daily until p N.
SUNDAYS from 10 4 y. IN.
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
WEST SHORE ROUTE

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
AL trains except the 7itO m. and 435 D.
from eat 42dst. CortIand and Desbrosses stations
The Tao m. and ks5b trains leave West
only.
For Chicago and Detroit 1000 a. H. 800 D. H. Pullman
s.s,D.n. >r.s X..ss VA potS 1919.
suspens,Vn image, Niagara Falls Buffalo, Newark and
Rocheste'rlo'oo a. M % IN. sleeping psT,or eass
thgU gh
syracuse ana Oneida, TAO, 1000 a. H., SPIN
Utica. 7:A0, 1000. ll;20 a. mi - In.
Al a y, ftisV, -aLVV, 80 ~. 800 d.. IN
iato5a ma GEORGES pecHis $50 a. ll.2u m.
1850 Els with Ing
day coaches and .,' II Darlor cars ~
sharon pr g. 1000 IN with Buffet Parlor Car through
without angc
q sEli Kingston, TAO. 800. el2o 1000. llaO m.
PSenvile, Cairo, Mountain House Station $780, lii2o
Kaater,1il Hunter. Summit Pine Hnl, Phenlois o,20
ll;2O M. $50 Bullet Parlor Cars 10 $40
trains
For Montreal aud Canada Eaat 800 m $3.50 u m, 436
pm Paror 10 saratoga parcr sleeping thence
to Montreal
Newburg TAO 1000. ll2o n m S,i0 49, $500 D. M
.Daiy. Other trains daily except Sunday.
u tables az on ea
For cketa time tablea luOr Ofoes
City. Penn Il a. station Brooklyn COurst Annex olioe
foot Fulton att 1913 Fultonst aud DekslDayei Newly
lily, lG2 $751; 1868 v40 lS3S broadway 1877 0thaye l6s
East l25thst Penn H. r. station, foot o. Cortaadi am
DesbfOsses st. and West shore Station foot Of West S2ds
HENRY AONkII. Con Pasa. Agent
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Express Trains leave via Desbrosses and Cortaado
Street Ferries az follows: - ~ .
500 7:20 g. $50 20 and 10 Limited IL, 1ll0 m $40,
$40 l. s. o. 7, aud and II night sundays 6lo s.
% Limited and M T. 8. aud p NJ and II night
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday go I2O -
s.8Oand Halo M l. g. 4. and p H. connect at Irene
ton for Camden
Returning trains leave Broadst Philadelphia l2ol
8l5, $40 I! 1875 except Mondsy go; 7S9 $40 S3'
9. T. s. $50, 7le 7;45 and m on sunday l2;0 @la
800 4, 4:36 $50 a. NJ 4, (3l20 Limited $780,, 100 7aJ
daily except sunday.
Tick offices 4S S49 and 044 Broadway, Actor Houss
and foot Of pesbrosses and CoTtandt Streets Courts
Brooklyn Station. fool of Fulton.sty
Brooklyn Bushs Hotel Hoboken; station Jersey city.
Emisrant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle CAR
den.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES r. PUCK, j. Il WOOD,
Genera Manager General Pass'r Agent
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
4 NEW. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chanbers-st. Depot
coaches 10 Bin hanon. Elmira and Bunalo Sleeping
daily, Isl Louis Limited" ExpressNo charge
Tor fast unoPuman Sleeping Coaches Buffalo arriving
Detroit ~, M salamanca 80 ANS Cleveland i'os ms
Cincinnati. SIS M ST. LOUIS s4Oa second day ,onneo
DalyJ-Pscac Express for the Vest solid Tram Of
pullman Day and sleeping Coaches to Bin Ehamon Eimir
Bunet smoking Coaches 20 Chicago
s15 M. Eesrans train for the Vest IN oo,
l45 $3.50 l40 s. 800 6ii0 $50 1850 loO m u midnight
s%naSSs 40 $50 iCs ,tS $50 p noon Is sSo ..o
oio $50 Gio $40 so sos SIS 1890 q
day: S s SSs lq PsS.aGu "a S o san psS $40
ago $40 o1o 6i2O 7sy 50 m ana 81 midnight SATURDAY
sSnern $40 $50 i6:ao i46 $50 $50 $40 SIG and
~ midnight sundays $40 $50 1920 lao ESQ ano
WarMeR zoo 10 goa IN lsOpm. SUNDAYS $50 am.
Newburg and Cornwall 7'oo9a $50 Also q pm sunday
RoadSut and Kingston and Montgomery m a:so
oshen S9S $50 1920 IN $3.50 500 4So slopm
Mtidieown 1850 iO5o 4Sos Sl5 IN. SUNDAY
O.. $3.50 s New aaa sHS
Man.st. The m train stops At Main'st only m
polt Jeryls 900 1910 IN aSO $40 H. SUNDAY SOU
boats zSd quarter of and quarter after each hour
from 645 am to 1910 m every thirty minutes; ana HUN
Tickets Tor and apartments In Drawing Room ana
snS fscr OF baggage may be lett at the Company oce
Nos 26l, 4Ol or 05l broadway. 1877 West-sI NJ " y"
Express from the West arrive in New York AZ 7i"
'S' .jf0a% = iBsopT aenl passr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY;
Ny $50 10 ami $40 lbO 6s40 GAO $3.50 m 10 Ae
Manuel, sprung Valley and Monsey TAO 10 an '''"P~
JOHN N. ABBOTT. osa1 Pssss Agent NsWfsfA
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OHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NFW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

NEW-.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
Direct connection to and from BrooEyn Annex Boats
,,,z NJ from BE2T9Elynr RTags PIeT 90 1ss.
r .9 and TRENTON Bound 10 BF FsS
S9 ia at io2 SO at r. 49, 5 s tS D NJ
direct @ At o 9s and
hockcn and NorIstown.
ORAwING.Roo CARS on ell Day Trains aud SLEEPING
osy s, PH!HADELPFIA A Ep and
BeTks-ss at BIO $40 900 1850 H. I:00 $50. 5:2o $50
pm. SUNDAY al5 a m. 430 D. M.
1 Se G6s IRE & 4 s ss G2O 2
For N WSiLiLiii2TsPoRT sUSBHuRY LEwIsBURo. and
MAHANoY CRY at 7i5. 900 a m, S15, 400 pm.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 400 49, 900 IlI5
100 1880, 400, $780, O'40 1900 Sundays at
For SCRANTON at 7:l5, 900 a m. S45 p m.
100. 1870 3:45 5:46 p M Sundays at $50 p IN. A"'
For DRIFTON at 7:l5 d m, 345 pm.
For TAMAQUA at7l5, 745, 800 loo. $780, 345, 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at 400 7'l5 800 mr. 1:OO $780, S45, 5So sunday
For EAsToN 400, 716, 7,45, 9oOa m, lOo lso, sa5
FOR STATIONS on H1GR BRIDE BRANCH at 400
500 I'm, 400 4:30 p M wv
For PENNINGTON nj 115, 900 a H. 100 l.3o 400 1870
BOO, $50 p M Sundays 1870 p. m ''' '''''
For soM d , at 800 900 7J5 75 900 1890 Il5
1900, 500. 1880 IN. Sundays at 500 m. l:3O $50
FGGIFtA NFIELD 800 500 7I6 ?45, 200, $50 1880
do 6o s 1872 ? $So 49, 49, 1885, $50 2o S5
SUNDAYS at 500. $40 1870, 400 $3.50 300 Up m
For ELIZABETH at 400. 600 615 6457I5.745S:O0S:SO
2002 800 $780, $40 4G04l5 43O AS, 5:5;i5 OO5:3O
646, 900 6;l5 $50 6t5, 700, 1880 800 s45 $50 1880
1880, i2:0QPm. SUNDAYS at 500. $40 a M 1880 400
$sS 81 .S SSis qs 7s 1874 81;
LAB eco, 230 300, $780, 100 43O, 900 5l5, $50 5l5
600, 6l5, $3.50, 700; $780, S5. 900, 945 fO9O rfri
lis 900 400 900 6l5 100, 5.So lO:So m ILL., i-OO I'll
F2 200 &3NS SS5 S 2GHAE SF2yE On 1 s
80 p M SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove 400, s45
For FREEHOLD-At 7i5, IL a m, IL. l45 T. g. 1880 D. m
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 800
a m, l4j, 430 y. m.
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at lao D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. g. North River via Sandy Hook
COMMENCING JUNE 23d, 1854
ForSEABRlGllT, LONG BRANCH, etc. at 4:3O 9 IL A. IN
ll6 $40, 4;45, $3.50 y. Sundays, ., IL NJ, 6l5 D. m
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs at $3.50, 300 q, NJ S45
630p m. NV
For ELBEROs, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc, at e00 100 m. ll5 Si45 4:46 $50
300. Hoo a m. "
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 600
am. las, S;46 p. IN. Sundays, 900 m.
Tickets can be procured foot Libertyst Pier No g.
North NVt a. lb2 207, 267-26l, Al, 04i and 323
broadway; 49, 66S ana 749 Gth.ave.; RivnetOnst 10
Oreenwiehs 1875 2S East and principal Hotels In
o5S, $50 Fulton.sti 2lO Manhattanave De ain
ayei lr93 Atlantic ave In H0DokeD 2b4 Washin rtop
~ Y Transfer Company will check baggage from
hotels residence todestinatiOu.
j. h WooTTLN. 90 HANCOCK
II BAL0WHN. q. z. p Ast. iie Ll6erty.st, n Y.As
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For Both Sexes-City.

-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
"a. free parents. Please give particulars. r. MlI'l""
COYRIERE& Co. 81 East l1h-st' Union 0quaio'
4 PARENTS will find free best schools,
n oity cnnntr, and Furope as solid tuition, board and
discipline at LEGENDREs Acknowledgment leScHe4s
Bureau. 1913 Broadway.
MISS ANNETTE SCHENCKS Boarding and
vi Dav school for Young Ladies and Children q fast
Fiftycigithst New-YOrk facing Central PARK hlhuel
garten Primary and Collegiate Course circulars on apIC
ton References Bishop stevens OF Pensy an ho
MILAN NJ EyaTts New-Y Hon. Edwards PlerIeJOn
NETWORK Judge Barrett Supreme court New f0rk
Bishop Littlejohn Brooklyn Rev Noah liun Sehehck DD
BroOklvn; Gen. X. &. ocUenck Washington d. g.
MISS ]. F. WREAK'S Boarding and Day
vi school for young ladies and children 959 MadlsoaVer
will reopen september y.
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

A TO PARENTS.-An English lady will
IA. receive into family, at Morrsown for the summer
months young ladies' where conversation In French VIII
made specially Instruction IN other branches required
EXPERIENCE care of Miss LEGGETr 253 5th-ave
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College;
ID beautifully located; very beautiful and thorough sa
psroT Departments Fer circular, &C. address
Rev. VIM q. BOWEN A. NJ, Prosident
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, NY.
~ Healthiu homeike, progressive Opens sept 10 send
for illustrated circular. GEO. CROSBY SMITH, A. NJ
GROVE HALL.
W Miss MontfOts school for Young Ladies' New Haven,
Conn Teath year Begins September "a.
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SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S
y MEDIA ACADEMY

FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
Thirteen miles from Broad Street station PhishelphA
Seventeen trains each daily between Media and Pha
delphia. $1,000.
Students admitted and classified at time All students
board in the school with the principal Table excellent E1
percnced walters Room. for one or two students all
nicely completely furnished Fixed price covers every
expense books etc No extra charges except for Music
No for admission Fifteen experienced teachers
all men and all graduates six Harvard two Yale one lTn
ity Special Opportunities for scholars 10 advance rapidly
Special drill for dali backward boys Patrons or students
may studies choose the regular English soien.
Of different courses. Highgso studcnts not kept back
by detective classification ConduOnod college students OF
any class nt9red Young men whose early education has
students ntt@d AZ MEDIA AGA DEAY are nov In Harvsr
cite Haverord Uniyersty Of Viraina Williams toumba
Dickinson Stevens Institute OF Technology Troy and Boston
Polytechnic ScboolA
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical and chemical labora-
tory gymnasium large bail field Fifteen hundred
volumes added 10 the library in ssd Apparatus doubled in
1888 graduating Oass In commercial department every
year Twelve students cited for college and admtted In 1883
The health record OF Media has few parallels Meia has
churches and temperance charter which prohibits the
sale OF tntoYicatng drinks
illustrated circular OF Media Academy address the
principal and proprietor, - -
sWfIHIN g. HHORTLIDGE, A. B. and A. M.
Harvard College GraduGtel, Media, Penn
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL Tor
"A Young Boys. +. KINDS A NJ Hampstead l. l.. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Ihc nm.
ID dcrsgned experienced physician ana teacher rss
hecare and instruction 81 THGH lyme Conn.
pLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, Comm
- family and preparatory school for few boys Thorough
and careful uanpg 6ei o. eieSRTe tncipal
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, stamford,
ID Conu Prospect m out de the village very d He4 or
College or business psrticu send for catalogue
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted dor Tor
I'D college Conditioned OF l'NN ,s IFIWT@FFMRNN
DORDFNTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute.
ID prepares for Coeceor Business Finely located health
Jul and thorough Rev. WM c. BoWE% A. NJ Principal
CHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY, Downing
~ town. Penn Good home or goyS S IA Principal
| COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, rOughkeepsie,
y y y prepares boys for college scientific and Govern
nen' SCHOOLS anu iOi Ou''n'' JOHN MILEY Principal
| OWL, MECHANICAL and MINING EN-
,r g F9 Troy " Y
The engineering school in America Next term DSshs
sfd9ates or the past fy.nne years with their positions
also course Of study SSAvTB A. GREEXE 6recor
nR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL for ten
~ boys Greenwich Conn, viii reopen September IS.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
L Foreth year. Prepares for business for FIhcetoh
Columbia ''i0 u - Rev A G. CHAMBERS, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
ii Worcester Mass. begins us ia year sept 9th; .
! G. b. METCALFi a. NJ superintendent
HAVERFORD COLLEGE, PENN nine miles
1 from Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Railroad
THOMAS CHASE LID, PTest Under care OF SOciey
of Friends al and scientific courses Application lO
made. For catalogue ADDRESS fiOl
ISAAC SHARPLEsS. Dean, Hayer;ord College + o. Penn
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
/ Chester 22d year JegIees conferred. .
Col. 1uEO HI ATC President
DlVERVIEW ACADEMY,
POUGHKEEPSIE y. Y.
Fits for any college Government academy for business
and social relations officer detailed by Secre'
tary of War, cOumandant; Springfield cadet rifles ,
'' OTIS BISBEE, President.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
LII NYACK.ON-THEH UDSON
open half study for summer Pupils IRON June 10.
| catalogue W. III. BANNISTER, A. NJ
DEV. JOHN II. CONVERSE'S Home School
II FOR Ten bows at Hamburg the Hudson location
high healthy refers TO Bishop Henry g. Potter Send
| for circulars TO Bristol X
! CT. LUKE'S BOARDING SCHOOL.
| - p o. BUSTLETON, Phila, Penn. Unusually heatMul
| Home Influences and especial OF young pupils
| Specalty-COhege preparation CHAs H. sTKoOI, NJ. A.
! GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
| y A ElIn-st.. Northampton Mass.
! GUNNER TUITION.-A private tutor re-
- healthy and beautiful location Of the Blue
for backward and neglected pupils Box s. ROANOKE, va
! CEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE,
- Pine Plains, n. Y. pleasant home Number limited
| Tho ful fOT
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Published bv HARPER q BROTHERS, New-York.
Sent by mail postage prepaid TO any part OF tAe Oh'eu
ftnfna On cneInt nl The price.
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BORDEAUX LINE. r,.
New and direct line TO the south OF Francs
NFW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. Ill, 10
-. ',.i.I-' Mtun JnlY %
CT - =. o., ,TrX new wednesday Aug g
tlt..a ~ ~ Vedr 20
From "Prentce's stores" Wallst Ferryl brooklyn
orarlcrs fr France spain and Italy, Pyrenees. Pau
~ 90 win save time and expense by taking this line
First Cabin including wlncl sIo" 9cconu O'' WV
Seeraee s3j For passage applyt0 ,.c,o az Doororat
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G,irn!lons ~ nte0-femaIcs.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOY MEM
N. ASSOCIATION.
Chartered b. the State Of NewYork)
IS qhF g5l&r Secretary X f RiLt5G5 attorney
Main once Js17 BToadgsy n s "a 3ai@ Ists ST,
Branches 7t Ydsyei 9et cen mr. lI a,S u '
a5 51 s1d a s. i5 oaTt near nsa cliS Hall
b'ooAFn' s46 FuoDst. near Nanieib lave
TSe ref Ga the 10 Rl have
'''''t '''- Advertisers can be Office -,
COOKIE class private family city or country NO
OK . wAssIH5i,GooG private family cook
co6R and TSR COOK Ind aun
dIesf li private family; city
sc E, ia7 n 5SS gw or cnA,rnrRwonK
aud WAiTING.-uy neat and thoroughly competent
tli }SS or . ISMBEGWoI}K aud sEw-Has travelled
WAITREss First-cass private family city or country
NcF I i3i7 RFoa sHS yrrpEs,-riros, private
family 20 f. 2i al III as broadway t
NURSE-I Infants; nrstclass city or country NO 10
HTRsE and So MISTRESS Undcrstands the business
thoroughly; No II, at l,3lG Broadway
A TTENDANT or NURSE to invalid lady
n city preferred terms moderate. Address % East
COOK understands her business perfectly ;
" country preferred city reference Oh 4tha'e Ns
NHAMBERMAID and WAIT -SS.-By an
~ excellent chambermaid and waitre best reference
tTSR 9er present employers Apply AZ 700 "
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS a
young woman willing To 60 TO tS S7 %a na good
NHAMBERMAID Northumberland, plain
~ assist in other work. present smpoye,s .
COOK.-Bv sober, steady Scotch woman ;
Nfrstclass cook good washer in country boarding house
wages nominal reference. McMENiL $50 West 2Sih.st
NOOK-By a Young American woman excel
~ lent cook aud deserts best references country
preferred 3l2 East 39tl-st.
IOVERNESS or LADY'S MAID-By young
" ENGLISH lJdy, accustomed TO travel win give hef ser
expense voyage Europe; VIII remain aiterWaId DC
'"'"' b. L. Tribune Uptown onico 1888 Broadway.
uOUSEWORK, &c.-By useful woman, in
private family will go out by the day honsecleanng
washing or ironing Reference, 32i West 4Othst
HOUSEW DIRK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS:
1 -By a girl ready, willing and afraid OF
work can do good washing end ironing u good AMY
attention 10 work good behavior retain constant home
Call 272 Gthave. near l7th-st, upstairs
NURSE OR LADY'S MAiD.-By a French
" Swiss good references address care OF me pastor Oh
the French Ev. Church of NewYoTk station c. brooklyn
NURSN.-By a young girl as infant nurse or
growing children is willing ana oOhHnS years Guy
reference. 22O dave ring sra Dei'
NURSE.-By young girl of experience is
~ willing and Obgng aud fond oil children three years
city reference 900 East 21th.sI
WET NURSE.-By respectable young
w woman 26 years. milk Of seven weeks; best medical
reference Call on l.. II. BONE, NJ D. 243 West 2ih--t
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-By a
W very competent girl of pleasant disp sition and
can help with washing ironing; city country ANNIE,
272 Glhave. near l7ihst, upstairs.
WASHING, &C.-By a respectable young
woman go by the day washing aud housecean-
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DoUBrE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NFW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
~
Stations In New-York
PennFyINEHIH NIN''IvVUD Vf
I ct. and Desbrosses-st.
I Phila q Red. RIt. fOOtLiberty-St

Phila q Read. Rlt fJOtl>iDeftJ-s~
IF F5 gs5 SST%SEE o
800 s 80 y sJ SnndsSi .yS
9a NJ i .ae k a.. ts3 i e m san SnSa I
Red % Via SgG9 koan
~ 49, os! s.a[ pSs sq i%sy 1n no.
s sis pPBsRSssvanis RR m, &lS sgnAy'
stopping ocean Eoys % amy a%5 R BIZ Il
% 1885, a. KsyPOr, VIA PilssieIOhla 1 ESs
Es ssTSod re- SD IL :sd ss 81
?. For Toms River via Penn X & a. VITO e. M Izoo ~
e. aS, h. as y p Ill ts sSs ss5.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -cempenGn nr,o June - 1888
8 NJ Wsstern New.York and Northern EIpross with
so % st I@ed chicago Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse RochettsE t ebcaao
500 a. m Sat ga Lake George and Montreal express
cars 70 Ssnsp;
sp nS- connects for osweGo IA Sh,T 4 .prings v,,
IL M Western New-YOrk and Northern Express with
S5 p Albany Troy Lake George and Utica
D m ACCOMMODATION 20 Albany and Troy H., >,,.
Fails! Basio Cincinnati Except Saturday. Toledo Derois
$50 Express with sleeping syracuse and to
Auburn road los also to Montreal n..so..o,
& o wa s'R9S o 'nB'
st. Louis, oswegO also loI except saturday ,banv and
Troy Connects wifi morning trains for the West and
and 2 BFOad ss ~, aPd az
and 1888 WASHINGTON and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn ana ~
observation-disclosures in dfawnsvom sleeping cars can he
procured any Of the ticket Offices in Ne"fofA C anu ~
8ys ssd for anS checked from residence
:T6sse 9pi run daily All others caiy sMiGRKER
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger AGENT
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Gltuallons ruanteo-- Hla!ea-


A YOUNG AMERICAN, age is, wishes a
n good home in some family going the shore or summer
residence himself usefu he s aper1ect LA
I'm every respcct refined strictly moral honest WINK a
obgiug always cheerful and social ana ou nc ~ one
res.r and companion for Invalid or 10 axe en- Va
or moro ANAL experienced In both wages no opoe'
correspondence 'o HAMP0NAssETTE. East Lyme, Conn.
NOACHMAN-By single young man; thor
~ oughly understands the OF horses good seAv
driver recon- nended by his last employer AddresS '" L.
Uptown rlbuno ONCE l238 Broad"ay.
COACHMAN.-By one who thoroughly under
" stands his business in every respe singe or adj
dress al present employer, M" 2Oi 6thaye
DRIVER or USEFUL-MAN.- BY a young
~ isIman 26 single Is willing TO be gscs tce T
~ - WILLIAM GREER, 6i0 ives '%u's..-
NARDENER.-By n thoroughly coniPet aal,
W man in ali branches OF horticulture 70 Years
encc make hiinself useful single, mlddleageu en-
wages highest city testimonials Ahdresse 70 ~
pIoyer. CHARLES 80 eraad ar newark " J.
rs ARDENER.-By n competent, temperate
~ and experienced American, suati A. K,1 ,nGsr
nrvate estate cemetery public grounds thoroughly ueI
hot Orchids
tables etc: can furnish shcst teStimolas tom pr %
nresent employers Address present position
Greenhouse Department, Hampton lnsttue gTi1mIsoM
I1SFFUL -MAN.-By a young lrishnan, SIX
l months in this country; is willing to 40 any KIM VI
of horses moderate wages &C
cen able references Address INDUS hIOCS' iliouno
ONCE
yNrANTED.-By an educated, elderly gentle
work collect &c either in New York or Broo9Syn ou
"o'N' '''O' 1871 Address T.. l.. b. Tribune once
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Musical Instruction,

Musical Instruction.
SUMMER TERMS. r--,1,
NETWORK CONSERVATORY or MUSlC'
~ 5EAST l4HH.ST, thhd door east OF FIFlh'AFE'
Incorporated 1865. r-,
Tho y ATIONAI MUSIC SCHOOL and SCR Dol OF Elocu-
ton Modern Languages, Drawing and PAINTING