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steamboats, an0 RAILROADS.

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0R BOSTON
Tie East All rail from md Central Depot Three
express daily (~undays excepted Bos'On at
2 tparOr attached and lo WITH sleeping
cara. Sundays At 10 u. with palace secping
f. W. POPPLE, Agent.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

IRE RAILWAY, now known as the new
OF trains hambcrsst Depot From 23d.
ST. - minutes earlier ,
m-Daily except sundays. Day Express DFa"l
c. aches 10 Pinghamtnn Elmira and Buffalo. Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and chicago ~ 80.
y m-Dd ~ st LOUIS lnted hIptess c no e1t "a
Bufa o. arriving 7:2j Niagara FANS 81 - a. m; ham.
tOn ont 70 10 Detroit 300 MI salamanca, O:9o
Cleveland, 1890 p M ncinnat oo ?. M ~.
edo 735 D. m. add IndisnapO u l0iO a. M. 60,
D. M Daily. Chicago Express FOR the West SOLID
Elm.ra Pufalo Nj igara Falls Cucnnlti and Chledg0 ~
rutherford aud Passaic ~ A41 go 19D VO lWZD m 70
midnight sundays $3.50 1920 l45 $3.50 7'46 m
aers6n las $40 1870 7,5o $50 1920 70 5
3i1 40 $40 J3O GAO G3O $50 $50 1880 and IL
midnight Sundays 545 80 lO2O m lao $50 $40 m
Newars and Paterson Newark 645 $3.50 10 l3O
500 I:2Q $40 5;JO go 1870 N and ~ mldnight sat
urday nights only. SUNDAYS 81 m 80 $3.50 IN. n o M
~ufern 40 l5 1850 lO-0 m :i1 $3.50 $50 6ilO $50
1880 II Midnight: sundays 5i5 $50 1920 m l4o
$50 8 IN and ~ midnight.
Warwick 7:i6 1915 N Al ) I'm. sundays S:l5 a m.
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery M S3Op. m'
Inshcn il5 $40 $50 1920 M $3.50 $3.50 4:3O $3.50
u M Sunday $40 $3.50 1870 a m, $50 IN
Mddletown 4:4j j:tj $3.50 luz m $3.50 4:3O $50 m
sunday 5:t5 $3.50 1920 N O:N1 $50 m The a ~ ana
m m ira rs connect with New ontario and Western
Railroad AZ Man.st The III train stop at Malnst only
Port Jeryfs 4:lj $50 . 1920 $3.50 $3.50 sun
d1{ o s a ave- 5ss e. ~ @ c15 G:l5 m to l5
every m 40 TO lO:l5 thirty
,inntra and II t5 M sundays every thirty minutes.
pa.sGge and apartments In Drawing Room ana
Ilepng an be obtained orders the checking
and OF baggage may LETT at the COnpalys Offices
Toa 10. or NJ ErOljw-y. III Westst, N Y, No
court..t. Brooklyr. or at the COinpanys Depots.
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive IN NewI0rk az lO
''' JOIN a. ABBOTT Geu'I Passr Agent, New.YOrk
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Ineirntilon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION,
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III" " ''",'' STEPHEN A. WALKER,
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DOYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned ls,e ted candidates Coached
sumner or winter. b. HOFFMAN stoehbnase AA'~
DACKW WARD and INVALID BOYS
aaes ISe eae and Instruction such boys specially Ad
dress Dr. WILLIANsoN, Lyme Conn .--.
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iuland trough For For c59q49 Sy As NJ Principal
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL PoughkcepSic,
IN g. JOHN MILEY. NJ A., Principal Preparation ior
college scientific and Govern nent Schools anu Tor OuSioA
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOlS.-At Mil
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IL Worcester Msss eggaF s oS yga ssP
HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at New-H Ham
II Ourson'h"''''n '0H1 'o' lev Rev. J. ii. CONVERSE
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For Both sexes-Citv.
CAMBRIDGE. MASSACHUSETTS.

Examinations for the admission OF candidates for aoEfc'
win held 25 20 aud ~ Ia Cambridge quincy and
Andoyer Mass Exeter, ~ H. Now-YorS Phiadelrhia TN
cnnat Chicago 81 Louis ami san Francisco aud IN Bona
Germany second examination Will DO held sept 81 ana
oct Cambridge only Candidates who propose 10
be other place than Cambridge arc t'lu''u
10 send TO The Registrar by June H. Inc IT,
quirements admission have not been materially en"hse
since 1871 They will not DE changed without adequate
notice to schools the public Graduates or students
from the higher Other colleges arc admitted to Cd
vanccd standing without complete examination upon 'uch
conditions As the Faculty equitable IN each case For
further information address the Registrar.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.

WORCESTER 50 60,
NASHUA So IS,
- Portland So, and no transfers.
Steamers city Of Worcester" and City Boston Issvs
per 90 loot OF next pier above Desbrosse
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs, @. H NokTHAM AND CONTIN ENTAIL leave
Peck Slip Pier No % Il. r., at D. and p tsundays
excepted; connecting NewHaven with for
MEhIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoRE,
&C. Tickets s0d and baggage checked at GA Broadway
" and Courtst Brooklyn Excursion to NewHayen and
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LOUISA.

ANove, BvK e. MACoUoID, author OF Patty BIC
side tho River "Too soon" 1.-The Mil of st. Heroot
Awakening" &c Complete in vols. being NOS anu Va
Harper's Handy series l2mo parer' 20 Genus pei 'o
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Hlarblcs ano nlaniels.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head
WI stones lot Enclosures, mantes thing DC A. kLABER
2oe 70 $50 East b7thst at Second Avenue Elevated
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T'HE NEW LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK. OLD POINT
now, COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HUI KS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
,o nhe New York Phadegha Norfolk Railroad Company
and Cape Trans leave Newly ork wa pennsyyana
Ralroad $50 a. N weez days and D. daily, arriving Old
Point Comfort bilo weekdays and daily
folk D. m and $40 Sleeping through from Now.
YORK 10 cape Charles and ParOr Car Padepba with.
paro ar seats and sleeping berths can
Company. X. b. COOK, Gen1 Pass and FIeight gent
IA. W.DUNNE. Superintendsnt
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GuIoYT I hINEi STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80. n. r.. footof king.st
WISCO NSI Tuesday . 1880 a.
Tuesday. June .,
RRfTI- n EMPIRE............T Tuesday, June IT, a.
NEN uesnay uhc ~, T. III
BKII tuesday June 80 J. M
No SALON acconm1 dailOu.
CABIN passage according 10 staicrOOm 500 $40 ana So
Intermediate. - stterage az low rates. -
OFFICE No. - BROADWAY. GUlON q CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. CO.'S LINE tor
hPLYMOUTD London Cherbourg Paris and Hamburg
M,stphaia May d. ,,io-isid...- o. IN
....J uut o. l. m i}ule MA limo - D. m
cabin, Aft loon. 500 Forward saloon o. These
entirely separltcJ FIRST Cabin saturdays steamer
KJJNHAVDT,e co G. u. RICHARD & co.
Cen Ats 81 Br0a,t. y. Y Cen PaA ACTS 81 Bway, NY
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BALTIC thursday. n III
CITY OF CHESTER lhur-tlaV unc l. III
CITY or CHICAGO Thursday, June H. 10 q. IN.
CITY OF hui slav. lunt - y. III
CITY OF BERLIN Thursday JulP - 300 D.
FROM Pier 81. North River CABIN PASSAGE, 500 so
and 100 BrInswick scleyciEg berthS - extra Inter
d" T"r passlIe &C. appls to the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
llmrd Washington binding. BruidHaY. y. \.
III tIfa.IeI fti d IL M / %
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains from chambers Depot for Englewood
Costcr Pierment and Nyack $50 10 300, :. 4i5O
$40. e;0, $3.50 ~. u dnisht Sundays z, q. m and
Nanret spring Valley and Monsey 7, 10 a. M 46Oip. M
Sundays9 q.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY O ROME sails Wednesday. June3 July
every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 to 500. Second class SD
GLASGOW SERVICE via LONDONDERRY
ANCHORIA Nav 30. o. m. ETHIOPIA. June 10 D n M
CIRCASSfA. June g. II a. m. FUNNIEST A. JunetJ noon
Cabin passage $50 70 $50. Second class $50.
Steerage outward, orprepaid $40
Bowling Green New YORK.
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EUROPE.

EuhofE'
EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-York in
ADril. May. June and July by hrstcass steamships.
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURsIoNIsT, with maps, contains full par.
ticulars by mail for ten cents.
THos. COOK q SON. POI Broadway n. Y.
FOR BERMUDA. .r,. .,,unsn
The elegant steamers OF the quebec steamship Com
rsny TRINIDAD and NOCO, will be dispatched EVERY
INT RS DAY from New-York and Bermuda. "OrnOc0
from Newly Ork April 2. Excursion rates 500 TO $50.
lOrpassago information, &C. apply TO
A. H. UUTERBkIGE q co, Agents, 81 Broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY. 2O7 Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between Now. York and Iavre
\ k DIE, Frangeui Wednesday June s. IA M
ST LAp kENI de Jansselin.. ednesday June 10, D. m
AMEiIQU Sante i--..-... wednesday, June II, III
II RMAI " ednesiaY, June ~ p. IN
tai"ih 'Hu'e Odrigu mi g simon 500
Checks payable at sight I'm amounts to suit on the Banque
LOUIS DE BLBIAN Agent, No. Bowling Green.
NOTICE; +. ,..,,.. ,,,,.n.n,. ., II. nu,, III.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
has opened a branch Office at
LAO BROADWAY. COR. OF 2GTH-ST,
by hone with head Offices where
may be engaged and all desirei Information obtained
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L NETWORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r,
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l32d-st and
Lnconave Third Ayenue Fridge across Harlem River
reached BY Third Avenue Elevated ksroa daily ercept
I:i0, b4O $40 and 500 p for Port Morris Casanova
Oak Point Hunts Point. " Farms. Van Nest, West
hester Timpsons Bay hester Pelham Bay Barlow CITY
Ielapd) PELHAM Manor and New-ROchee connec ing at
New Rochelle with trains all points the main line OF
the New. York New.Haven and Hartford Railroads shore
line and Air Inc Divisions; Newt anaan MIddletown
and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
East.
lions at l2;lg m daily, except MONDAYS.
Sunday for New Rochelle AMI all intermediate
1900 and $3.50 the latter train connecting
New Rochelle with to Central Depot and
tamtord with train TO Boston via shore Line
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GERMAN lloyd IS. co

NUKIH WFKMNN ILU1 y y, %.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
NEWNOKK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BPEMEN
Wtrri sat. MAY -. Liza " ed. j iur 40. Pm
ELBt Wcd. June .. -:jOam VI ~ -. at IuneI5- = Gam
fuu.t > r. u. .''-. Wed. iuuc T. ~:f .. m
on Express steamers First Cnuin. 500 10 $3.50. Second
CABIN $50 - "a On older steamers First Cabin. 500
Se''"u A''' so's tocragc at lowest rAtes
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
~ overlooking Grsmercy Park hot and COLI water and
bath Also single breakfast in the house desired
SO IRVING-PLACE.
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steamtoats aun Railroads.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
IN. The Day Line steamers will commence their regular
trips Albany WEDNESDAY, JUNE ., making the usual
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A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
trips to Albany WEDNESDAY, JUNE D. making tne usual
landings
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
Cornwall Newbnrg Marlboro Milton, Poughkeepse and
Esopus meeting with Ulster and Delaware stony Siyvs
and Catsknl Railroads Steamers city OF
and James w. Baldwin leave every week day ~ & yss
foot OF HARRISON st., except Saturday when CITY nsS'h
rare ~ o. 81 OUT including bersh One Dollar
ITRANYBOATS-" Peoples Line.n-DREW
n and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al, North River
foot Of canast every day at connecting with
All points West StlerOos warmed Freight TO
ceived until time OF departure
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
u For Catskl, Stuyvesant and intermediate landings
Boats leave daily Sundays excepted from Fier o. ~ &
loot oil harri'OPF.HsiR FARE e Only ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
Il Steamer JAMES T. BRETT from PIER o y X? nehr
Rector.st at o'clock and West 2lsts az IT'D OAIL1
SUNDAYS excepted landing Grassy Point Verplanks Srn
TONS Gold Spring and Cornwall FARE Oo NbA'A'| HN"
sion tickets reduced rates.
CALL RIVER I.INE.-The Best Sound Route
10 Boston and the Low fares Large ana poweriu
River daily SUNDAYS incudedl at p. H. -.
GEORGE l.. COMMON General passenger Agent
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents, New-York
TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
L ISLAND. soUTHOLD and SAG HARB0 Ia; b,ae
steamer FRANCES viii caye for above landings from pier
~ H. r. New.lork. foot OF Pine-st on ~ nSDAfio
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS az 3 p N; Ketnnr11iung
leave above Landings for NewYork MONDAYS Ed
DAYS anu RIACKETi & BRO Agents, so south-st N. Y.
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Dcar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side

2SEAST 20 I'll STREE near Broadway,
~ handsomely furnshed rooms for gentlemen.
nESIRABLE ROOMS with board 145 East
~ 2lstst, Gramercy PARK north sde references ex-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
clNITEL ADAMS.

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ga Southern Democrat" writes an
open letteL to the Century for Janu-,
ary in which he says: ~ am free to
confess that Mr.. Cables declaration
that the cause Of the Union was just,
shocked me little 1t slipped in
ahead of expectation; il seemed TO
be, at FIRST glance, somewhat fippant
But little reflection showed me that
it is only a bold and fresh interpreta-
ton Of the attitude and expressions
of thousands and thousands Of south
ern people. For instance,-it is safe
to say that there are not FIVE hundred
thinking men in the state to-day who,
believe in secession either as O princi-
pie OF as an expedient There are
not ten who would vote 10 secede TO-
morrow, even though such q more-o
ment was entirely practicable In
other words, there are not ten think.
ing men in the south who feel to-day
(no matter what their feelings may
have been in the hot days Of the war,
and the hotter days ofreconstruction)
that secession would give them any
rights or advantages e. valuable as
those they now have Is citizens Of
states that are part and parcel Of
the American Union. I am not Civ
ing my opinion merely. for thai II
worth little or nothing; I am giving
the result Of observation. association.
and discussion.