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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

,,,,-xrrss op MoyTE-CRIsro By Alexandra Dumas.
syo DID. ga Paper. philadelphia: l. b. Peterson u
Bros
sose WORSHIP FOR sUNDAY-souooLs. BY l.. o. Emer-
son and W e. Sherwin 70. n. Ditson Coz
Tuy CITIZEN AND THE NEIGHBoR. By Charles F. Dole
limo DID. 100. Boston Unitarian Sunday-ochooloo
clety.
SEXUAL NEuRAsTHENIA By George NJ. Beard. 12mo'
DID. go (E. b. TreatD
A FAIR DEVICE By Charles Wolc0tt Balestier 16no.,
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Boston: James Il. Osgood " CoJ
r,xx1rxG CYMRALs Novel. BY Edgar Fawcett
i2mo. pp. 332 Boston James r. Osgood & Coz
p,oc,puIY A Fragment OF Contemporary Biography.
By Laurence Ohphant l6mo, pp lo2' Paper 'hai'
per & BrosO
WIT. WISDOM AND PHILOSOPHY OF JEAN PAUL FRED
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LITERARY NOTES.

A.. ..r,sing volume In the Tennessee
Sounta,usv merely walls his identity unoer 'h0 "'
of Charles Egbert Craddock'
Mr. .craaaock" has written long novel called "neio
sna rattle was Fought" j. r. osgood VIII puoiisn inc
volume which will doubtless De eagerly
he admirers OF MS nrst DOCK
vat. ris,d has prepared for the August Adnhot-
A., . naper entitled My Diary In London. ene gives
,heren comica account OF the experiences OF part!
=, Americans in finding lodgings in the great hnghsh
q City S''''' >''''
Mr. scudder will conduct The Atlantic In the absence Oh
Mr. Aldrich in Europe The latter WILL IT'S rpor'eu'
engage contributions for the magazine from eminent
English writer's
.Php Gilbert Hamerton's new volume, Human inter
course" will be brought by Roberts Brothersin the
autumn. Social relations in many deeply h'creS'ine
directions discussed II these essays
Mr. Edward Bethany the author Of the novel enttleo
sDr HeidenhOfs Process" has written ano.neI
a, 10 no called Miss Indingtons Sister, and which VIII
soou be published by J. II. osgood q Co.
The Jn,v number of Harper is a triumph OF pictorial
beauty IN this particular leaving every other magazine
Far nehlnd Sir Frederick Leightons powerful sketches
ACCOMMODATING the entertaining Egyptian artcie, 'he
haau,ifuy executed portraits the English professional
beauties OF the last century. and the illustrations OF H
Roes serial adOrnments which WI prEOaDG dong
he surpassed by periodical MI Delman y GolSS
FOR the magazine the best drawing OF his PROFESSIONAL
life
Mr. Howess poems, with other earlier writings wheh
have for some time been OUT OF pIIn1 NIL BUM F
nshed by J. r. osgood Co.
in regard to the report that the Comte de Paris mas u
handed his work on The History of the civil war i'll
America" Messrs. Porter Coates who are the author
ze pubshers of the work in this country say they are
nos,tiye il is They know that the Coue
de Paris has the manuscript of volume VII French ed
ton, ready and all the material for volume VIII Frenen
edItionl In such condition that he can hnlsh ~ at an
early date These volumes will be Translated ana pun
nshed Inv the American publishers on the same day tey
are issued in France. and will make the fourth 'oue
OF the American edition.
The Rev lanes II reeman Clarke has translated into
their Imoaern equivalents the practoa aud radical
aIdeas OF the Apostle Paul D. r. Osgood co.,, thus
,oalng volume full of interest the ordinary layman
as Nell as to the clerical reader.
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'I'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known "a ths
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements OF trains from Chambersst Depot
ssmIpay except sundays. Day Express drawing room
coaches TO Cleveland, CINCINNATI and Chicago 'op"S
N aay ST. i9ns Limited Express extra charrs
{2oam' Nasars Falls. Hamilton ont. i6;Go nj
ttncnSat = Il ssaTanea s;5S m: Cleveland LOG T
ing trans arrive Toledo 525 and Inaiaaspois II ms
Pullman and seSpls SoscS ss to Bin sGa E
Bunalo lagia rails CINCINNATI and Chicago Hotel szd
, Bunet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
sl6 pm-Emigrant train for the West
l45S86o !;ig 5l0 Sso $40 7so 1880 @ldnisIe
paterson 5i6 29 JS9 $50 1920 - noon l45
days 64S $50 1920 lao $50 y midnigs aa' sum
G oay o2 Sundays SIS SIS Pm fpS 81 pnht SATURDAY
sunern 9io 900 1920 las $50 $3.50 $40 Sl6 and
" midnight sundays 6l5 $3.50 1920 las $3.50 and
Warwick 1850 10 90 m 4;sO pm SUNDAYS. ssoam
kewburg ana Cornwall 7i5OSa m $3.50 4:30 sunday
RondOut aud Kingston and Montgomery a m 4:So ID.
Goshen Sl6 1850 1920 m $3.50 $50 4so sl6pm sun
day 545 $3.50 1920 N $50 D Id.
Middletown 545 1901 1890 $3.50 $50 81 sunday
trains SSuneoS Nth Nsw h o and Ses sra
at Manst: The 2 q "a train stops At Msinst Only a.
-, d lewis oSo aozo Am A'So $40 m sunaS 80
leave quarter of and quarter each HAAS
lO45 m To lgi45 every hour
Sr S and n oegs S
N No. sS to or ISL STOsS Va Isl %s.tsG
Express rSinS from the West arrive in NewyOrs AZ 7''e
'''O li JOHN u ASsoP4, oenl pas.r agent New Yss
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERHsssE.as ~
Nyscs Tr $50 SsyS r. t SS SAC AID
Ssnuctl spf6s valley and MSnsey 7'io 10 an ''''~
Join N ABBOTT. Gsll Paas'r Agent Now 's~-'
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G,tratlors n1lnteo-females.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION
Chartered By the state OF Eew.Y0rk)
s. oDELT, president. +. v ODELL, treasurer
Main once ] 3l7 Broadway near Ath.st:
uxouo,o. TIA 9d.ave. between 10Th and TN stS
A'"H'He9' 81 Last l26th-st, near 3daye.
prooL,r, 80 ard 81 tOurtst. near City HAL
-V'A'"' SAC FGODsto near N9ndeTbilt-aFe
One fec entities patrons TO the privilege OF al the OLces
The references OF The following advertisers have been IN
vestgsted
Advertisers can he seen al our Office
COOK-Firstclass; private family city or country NO
a i, at 1877 Broadway.
COOK.-Fr@t-claSsi private boarding houses CITY or
country No. b ., at l,3l7 Broadway
COOK and ASSIST WASH-GOOd family cook city or
country. No. 3, at 1917 Broadway.
LATNDRESs-Ge Gr.tclass; private family city
OF country No d 4 at 1917 Broadway.
LAUNDRESS.-FlrSclass private family city or cOun-
try. Noe 3, at l,3l7 Broadway. -
CHAMBER WORK and ASSIST WITH WAITING OF
WASH ING.-No. l44, al 37 Broadway
ACCOMPLISHMENTS private family city OF conn.
try. No. Ol.72S, at 1917 Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; private family best city refer
ence. No. 80. at ,3l7 Broadway
COOKERglish Protestant; hrstclass, city or country
No. IA, at 81 broadway.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-By young, stout green
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STARIN'S
- CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

COMPANY
Office Pier ls, N. R.. foot OF Cortland-st
consgnments of freight forwarded as directed 10 nara
Of the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds freight and m
chandise ~ any part Of tho city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND Haze
RoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly hered poius
in the harbor ct reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARoEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II. sTARIN ERAsrUs CORNING
Ior NEW,hAVEN' leave Pier Is N R., foot Of Corandtst,
at 9p. n daily. saturdays eIcepted1
Freight for points on D' L. W. r. received at Pier IL
For NewHaven ana points East, at Pieris
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles tcY
Zen Cents via Steamers from Pier l, L. r. OF White
hallst
CENTRAL sH1PYARD Communipaw, n. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaning to the
''"rction ana repair .
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
tuE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT II
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND OF
SUNDAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA IN NEW.YORB
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
express. via DosOrOsses and Cortland

Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Cortland
e20 1a0 s. $50 % and 10 Limited IL, 1l1O m J. $40
$40, L. 8, and m. and IL night Sundays, 6:l6
g Ilmed and 10 nj = 9. :, and 9p n, and ~ night,
ll:l0 m 2. L. and p M, connect at Trenton fos
Camden.
Returning trains station, Philadelphia 1901
$40 800 435 except Monday, 500 1880 $50, $50
3 a. 9, 9, $40 70 7:45 and M On Sunday l20l 3l5
1920 L. 436, 500 !, 5!10 Limited 6:J0, 140, T45
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $3.50 a IN
Ticket oiees 49,, $40 and e44 Broadway Astor HousA
foot of Desbrosses Cortlandt
Brooklyn Annex Station OF Futonst.
Brooklyn; Bush's Hotel. HobOkenj Station Jersey City
Emigant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle CAB.
ien.
The New York Transfer Company will call for aud checl
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES l.. PUGII, j. WOOD,
General Manager elal Passr Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM CITATIONS OF
NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
-,-.. FOOT OF LIBE.R s e.. North RIVER ...
TIME from Rsq2fyG RRFG FS c Fee NAY
For PHILADELPHfA and TRENTON, Bound BROOK
5S at SRQ i a 81 49, 1872 t 43 S8G 1900
Direct CONNECTION at Wayne junction for Germantown and
hocien and NorristOwn
DRAWING:RoQM AIRS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
KsgEning Leave ave PHILoADELPFI4 Snth and Grsenst:
BeFfs. at $40 900 1850 iaVI o6 $780, 5o 500
ec6 1908 $S @ SI lg5 s&I 7's5 M sun.
& ~ s5S SFyIIss5BgRo and
FYG o5 49, $780, % sN NJ
For SCRANTON at 7sl5, 300 a. m. S45 p. m.
For wILKEsBARRE and PITTsTON at 7l5, 900 a. m,
100, 1870, 345 5;46 p M Sundays at $50 D. IN.
For DRIFToN at 1915 a. M, Sl5pm.
ForTAMAoUA at 716, 74O, 800 loo, $780, o45, 400.
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAgcH CHUNK
For EAsToY at 7I5. 745 299 M 1900 $780, S'41 400,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
500 $50 p M sundays i8o p m 7 -'''' -''0 'OO f''0
For GS 6 d at g 5 80 1870 d 91a
800 1851 q s1 9I At 500 l83 59S 86oP
S5S $751; rs 49, sS &c. t5s5 is$ 1899 70 s5SSS4s
500 sSSa @ 1885, 100 5iSO 800 is6O 'T m O'DA'
ESQ 1000 loSO 80 am i3i6 loo 30 200
23o S09 S92 3;t5 400 sl5, 4:S0 t4S, 800 bl5, 500
5 l5So s 1897 66 sGNDAfS At $780, $40 H. l'0 400
F25 sF%tSK $50 S 81 az IS $3.50 'So s
iiS' 200 33S 300 8 80 569 400 800 5:i5, $50, 5tS
SS q ~ VSTg 6S AZ 49, O Roo 81 10S G
lilo, 500, 800, 500, 6;l5 500, 300 1880 ~ '' H.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. (An raiD a,
S15 an 1880. 400. 500 p M. SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove at l045 am.
For FREEHoLD-At sl5 II M 100 4bpm
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BAkNEGAT az BIS
m, $780, 430 with through parlor k;30 D. M
train.
For vINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1880 pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier Nc. 8. North River, via Sandy Hook
COMMENCING NAY 22d, 1884,
For SEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc., At 4:30 l0il5 M
845 445 p. IN. Sundays 800 am
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $3.50, 1915 g. m. S,46,
44bp.m
For ELBERoN. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc, at lOl5 m, $40, s45 D. N. Sundays
Except Asbury Park and Ocean Grove at 900 m.
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at S,45
III.
Tickets be procured foot Lberyst Pier No sNortl
River II, ig2 257 255 Pei III 49i 79I GA 1911 and
323 broadway ~ and 749 6thavei Rivngtonsti 10
Greenuohst 1873 POS East l26st and principal Hotels In
NewYqk CITY In Brooklyn at Nos Courst 107 Broad
sye ssl2 Atlantic ave r. Hoeoken. 2H4 washington,t
]. I. WoOTTEN {. G. HANCOCK
ePPefBe Agt ifs L TSs Saf tStS'
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Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
oivia......June IL D. m ,Anchona uy o. 3 p m
Dry0na Juue % a, N lClrclss July l.. a. H.
Cabin passage, $50 to $50; second cabin 500
Storage passage TO o. from, SD.
IIVERPOOLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVl ICE
From Pier Al North River, foot OF Ler0y-st -,
.TSTRAI ........ sans June %. Jul 2j Aug %.
CITY OF ROME ......... sailsJuly ~ Aug. q sept D.
Superb accommodations for all classes OF passengers
CABIN passage $50 500 according to accommodations
second Cabin so. SteeTage ABOVE.
massage, Plans, BOOK OF Rates, &C. apply 10
~ F7 HENDERSON BROTHERS.. Bowling Green
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Jclp n)anteo.

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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE 3 BUFFALO RAILWAY
All rRins except the TAO and 436 p. lcaYe from
west &2dstl Desbroses and tlands stations Tho 740
g. aud 1856 trains leave nom West AIDS only.
For Chicago and Detroit 1000 M 800 p Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Falls Buffalo, Newark and Rochester, $1,000
R.m~'S y. m.
Utica, CanaOhaTie, 7i4O, 1000, II 30 a. mi q
Albany aud Catsk $40, $1,000 II 20 mi iS5 3 D. N,
For PAlenvie Cairo Mountain House istaon lao ll20
O.
For Kaaterskn. Hunter. Summit, Pine Hn, Phenecia
2l2O a. m.
Eewburs KngstQn, Highland, poughkeepse '7iAo, $1,000
Al 20 9. M $40. siB6, IS b. ~.
Buffet Payl0r Cars 10 syracuse aud Buffalo.
pullman Buffet Sleeping Cara to syracuse Oneida Dufo
and Chicago.
Tickets time tables OF stations and Of Offices OF the COM
psny Jersey ciY, fennsyvania RsiroM station br9okyd
Nof Courts Annex oioe foot Of Fulton-aj $50 Fulton
A., and No peKe1Ssys! SewY0Ik 6ity, Nos l92. 29T
79T 9thaye No los East l26thst Pennsy lvena R Sta
ton foot Deserossesst foot oorahds, and West Shore
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Proposals.

DEPARTMEyT OF THE INTERIOR. !
WASHINGTON, June 49, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
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provisions groceries, dry goods shoes drugs paints hard
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pf for The Insane near Washington during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1850. -- -, ...,..o,o -,
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other necessary supplies delivered at the Assay ce or the
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tes required from time 10 time terghl 10 reject
any proposals being reserved Proposals must DC
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10 application. Parties submitting proposals
can be present hen they opened they so desire
49, ~ ANDREW MASON,
superintendent.
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NrwvoRK nAIy TRIBUNE SATURDAY iss4TEN PAGES
Jnsirueiion.


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CLAVERACK COLLEGE
" and HUDSON River Institute Clayerack NJ L
1920 4 YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS
French Art and Music specalties. Both sexes
School continues open during July and August -.
Rev. ALONIO FLACK, Pm d. President
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