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Vt. .
CONCORD. IL JGly 1861.

DEAR Mrs HAWTHORNE: Guests and visitors pre-
vented from writing You. last evening, 10 thhhh
you and TO say how much pleasure u gives
me- that yon find aud rcfrcshment IN sources 10
nure ana lofty The very selection OF his images prov es
Behmen poet we'll as saint yet saint hrst ana lto
through sanctity IL the true though severe test 10
mt the Teacher Toto try II his solitary lessons meet our
case And these thoughts and expressions OF when
Won speak their confines and approaches t us out
of the world have twice lately proposed 10 see yo'
ana once was on my way AMI unexpectedly prevented
was always mine Of hope 10 me. AMI promised ny srIi
n rich future in achieving at some day when We snohd
hob be less engaged t. tyrannca studies and ahitude
an unrcserved intercourse with him thnught coul
well wait his time aud mine for what was 40 Wei worth
waiting And he always appeared TO me superior 10
his own performances counted this yet untold force an
Insurance OF long life. Though sterny disappointed III
the manner and WORKING do not hold the guaranty lees
real But I must early hour 10 come anu sec
You to more. H. W. EhLhSVN'
MRS SOPHIA II HAWTHORNE.
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EMERSON TO MRS. IA WTHORNE.
PLEASANT UNPUBLISHED LETTERS.
Counni1hf. 1885.


The following unpublished letters from Ralph
Waldo Emerson were written to Mrs. Nathaniel
Hawthorne, beginning tefore her marriage and
ending during the year Of iiawthornes death 1t is
perhaps well to repeat here one or two facts already
given to the public concerning Mrs. HawtbOrne's
ability as an artist. Much of her time was devoted
to drawing and painting; ard had her health per
mitted unbroken application to artistic study, and
had there been in her youth the present facilities tor
women's advancement in art ii Is probable that her
skill would nave brought her much wider distinc-
ton. AS it was, her drawing aud painting showed
exquisite and vigorously truthful execution. Her
attempts at modelling were characterized by the
same rapid discernment and aptuess of touch 80
that after but little practice she was able to take
portrait in clay of Laura Bridgman. which was con-
sideied perfect by the friends of the intellectual
blind girl Copies of this portrait bust are dstrb-
uted in asylums for the blind The "medallon"
refsrred to in the third letter in an aitorelioyo
head lifesized, OF Charles Emerson 1.-THE brother of
X. w. Emerson). made after death, from memory,
in sympathy for the bereavement Of Emerson. and
oil the late Miss Elizabeth Hoar to whom the gifted
Charles Emerson was engaged. Having seen tho
side-ylew Of the clear-cut face during lecture,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNIT
On and after juno J, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leaye NewYor via Desbroses AMI Courandt Street
Ferries, as follows
Harrisburg Ittsburg and the Wcst with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. . M. T. and p. m. daily. New.YOik
Chicago Limited Of rarlor Dining, Smoking and sleep
Ing cars at a m. every day
WiamspOrt Lock Haven. n. p. Cory and Erie at
Sp connecting at Cory for Iitusyilc Petroleum Cen
the OH Regions.
Baltimore Washn and the south Limited Washington
Pullman ParOr Cars daily. sunday 10
arrive Washington 400 p NJ regular at go and
$3.50 !. $40 and and ~ night. sunday. Olo
% and q y. m. and II night
For Atlantic city. except SUNDAY with through car D. m
For Cape May except sunday | =. m
Long rancn Ray Head Junction and Intermediate station.
Railway ana AmbOy, n. M, II noon. $50. p. M On
SUNDAY a. M and m do not stop &C AsDury ParN
For Old Point and Norfolk via Newly ok. fmaelphil aud
Norfolk railroad. $40 a. IN. DAYS and .. m. every
day: Via Baltimore and raw Line. $40 D. weekdays
Boats OF BROOKLYN connect with AL through trains At
Brooklyn travel.
Trains Arrve From Pitsburr. T. & 1880 m. 655 and
Oij daily From WaShin ton and Baltimore. $50. )
m l;2O 80, 800. $40. 500 and 1905 D. M Sunday,
G:2o u. M, $40. 9;20 lOn5 p. From PHILADELPHIA
i:2O 900. $50 1910 l.3n l:20, >, $40
$50, $50 go G:55. 100 $50. 800 9:3j; 1905 p m
and 1920 night sunday 80 $50, 100 800 ll;3J H. Ill.,
$40 Go O.55, b;2O, $3.50, lOOj D. III
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1NHE NEW LINE
SEw.yoRK. pHILAnbEtP p IA NORFOLK OLD poIs1

CoMFORT AND Tile SOUTH. o,,rrp.
~ IoUks FASTER THAS ANY oIi ilIs, 10 Company
The NewYork, Philadelphia Norfolk halirOan oHtsrt
pow rnns Fast Day and Night xpress be.we,a
EsiToSd e:2o NJ week days and 2 p DAY. sday Ssc
lola p. N. and 0l0 Sleeping ,ars tifouSh i vita
York 70 Cane Charles and Paror Car nom 90
out charge Tick cts parior seats and siepiuE
Be occurred ut any rc1es Cncs OK the Pennsysap nt
Company Il. r. COOK, oen'l Iass. AMI fro@h' assA-
H. W.DUNNE. 6upeyintcnasnt
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-.ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER. PORTLAND. EEW-LONDON, NORWICH,
wHIiE MOUNTAINS and all points East Prom PEI
40 North River foot OF Mattsst next pier above Dos
Irossei street Ferryl at m CITY 4E NOR EST ~
Monfys NO ncsdays FridaJs Tickets aud stlorcoms
NAV be secured AZ House POI 26 39 and 957 Broad
Wv Windsor Cosmopolitan and Fars Hotels S55 Fulton.st
n'''>"'' " " " GEO W. READY, Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

In RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Juno - 1880,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; 49,,
drawing 10 Rochester AMI It. Adams -.
ga saratoga Lake George and Montreal special, Win
through Drawing Room
go a M Fast Limited Chicago and ST. Louis Express
with dining stopping at Albany syraen.e Rocheste
Buffalo Nagsra Falls Erie. Cleveland and Toledo arriving
at Chicago $50 Cincinnati 100 m, and ST Louis fO
p. next day. Through Drawing Room Car 10 Niagara
1850 a. m Chicago Express drawing cars to Rich:
field springs Canandagua, Rochester Niagara rams aud
ii M Western New.York and Northern Express with
$40 D. M. Albany. Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawngroom 10 Lake George ON saturdays
A p. NJ, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
&c Chicago ST. Louis Express with sleepngcars Tor
Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
and -. louis. - -. IL.
Auburn road aud TO Saratoga also to Montreal -,
9lJ Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Iolefo an q De-
trot IN Watertown daily except Saturday and TO
Ogdensburg daily except saturday.
ILLS NJ light Express with sleeping 10 Albany and
Connects with the morning trains for the est aud Tor
the y nth except saturday night. -.
Tickets sale Grand central Depot No D lowing
tl3 Broadway. Harlem Depot l2Jthst and 4tase
and Wescots Express Ofces ParSplace rear Broat
way S5 and 9i2 Broadway. and 81 West l2Dthst new
ork 333 Washington and 730 Fulton ss Brooklyn and ~
4tlist, Williamsburg -.
Accommodations and sleeping cars can 10
procured any Of The ticket Offices In Newfork CITY, anua'
333 Washin yton-st. Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence. -,
1.-THE e trains stop at Harlem n25thst aud fth-aye)
M ToIiCFY Yi' oiS ~ Ai''"' ~ d. s. KENDRICK.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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Fxpr Trans leave NewYork Dcsbrosses Court
llndt Ferries follows;
$50. 7;2o, =, g Chicago Limited and 10 washington
and Q p. M, and ~ night sundays Gl , y imited,
aud lo o. $40 u, T. and . p M and X nlghto ,
Trains leaving NcwYOrk daily. except sun lay ~ " ana
lI:lOa u l. "a 44O and p. connect at Trenton for
Camden.
Reurning. trans Broad street station Philadelphia
l.Ol 80 I35 j;i5, 600. $50 $40 $780, ii aud llo
a. m Limited Express 1880 and i;5O p NJ 3 :, o. g.
$50 7: 10, $40 and d. 10 on SUNDAY 1901, $40, 43
D. 5i5 $50 m, | 4 (l;jO Lime u, $50 7lO, 74O
Leave Philadelphia. via Camden. 500 m. daily except
SUNDAY 80 49, ~
Ticket Offices $40 i25 aud 0ii Broadway Astor House
md foot OF DcsbrOsscs COurtlandt COurts
Yrook YIN Annex station foot FultOn.st.. BrooKyn;
Huschs Hotel Hoboken; station. JERSEY City En- granb
Ticket Office. No < Iattery-pacc and Castle Gardeu
The New. York Transfer o npany will call check
bag hotels and residences
CHARLES r.. PUGH. j. IL. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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For Young Ladies-Country.

DORDENTOWN, y. J-Fcmale College,
ID beautifully. o,It,l ysry h,iiitu t1lr1nTL su
peTlor Music aud Art F3 crcaar &c. siiras
Rev. WM. - BOWES A. IL. PresdaaL
HOME Boarding School for Misses and Chill
dren-One hour from city, mothers good board
and tuition. 500 per year Higher branches desired
Miss (. IHUHsTON. Bon Alb. stamford. Conn.
NYACk SEMINARY iOr girls; limited num-
~ bers thorough training delightful home. honf
rem y. \. Address MIS-. lMUdENE BEkrIOLF Principal.
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DOPTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
ana the East All Grand Central Depot Three
EXPRESS trains daily (Nundays epte 10 Boston at
d. m tDaror attached and Ii with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at IL p NJ win palace sleeping cars
Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot paror
cars attached y. m; arrives at Newport i;2 p m -.
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAmROAD.-Passens 90

EHTGH VALLEY assene &c
trains leave depot foot Of Gor!sndt and ps:SFcs:ss
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre, TowaadA
wayerly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
o. M for Easton Bethlehem and COplay
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 r. m connect for al
points Mahonoy and Hazeton coal regions Sunday train
caves for Mauch Chunk and Hazeton, $40 q IN.
General Eastern omce NO. e Z B. gYfSGToN. O. PA
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rHE BEST TRAIN FOR BOSTON.

Runs every day in the year. The NewEngand Limited
either city at 8 p M. arriving at the other at p
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For Both Sexes-Country.

A Summer Home School; careful instruction,
good board, healthy location Best refoieuccs
for children Please VISIT Lambert Academy Wilton Conn
WRIGIiTS SUMNER SCHOOL for physical
w and mental culture; FTonchmans Island one da
Lake: constant instruction, nine weeks hotel DO
boats tents with fare from New and return SOB
cuars address J.fHANh WEIGHT, MI. Vernon, y. L.
Miscellaneous
A RI INSTRUCTION.-At pupils residence
~ orthc studio by $. Frost Johnon art lecturer and
Instructor JOhus COlcge-procssor 81 perspective
artistic anatOmy prOpot Of Che ,ure In he Mcto.
pOtan Museum o. Art schools studio ID. l,2j1 Broadway
MRS. CARRIE A. MORGAN. ELOCUTION-
N1 IST and Teacher " Dramatic Art public plror
readings; plays read and revised Is west 55th.st.
ITO RENT for school purposes. an elegant
house with fine outbudinss and twenty-nvo acres
ground; unqucsOuaby situated hrst-ciass school,
within half an hours ride II New York. Apply to
l.. DRAKE, AZ broadway.
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GEORGE p. BRYANT, II East 14th-st.-
w Wearing apparel secured aud dyed Best worknen
froln this departments
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NTEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. G. II. NokTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck slip Pier No 20 f. T. at p m and p M .snnd ays
MEHfDEN HARTFORD sPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE,
60 tickets sold and baggage checked 944 Broadway
T. and COurtst Brooklyn. Excursion 70 New-Haven and
return 81 So
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NEW.YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

stations IN ST. and Desbrosses-st
NEWfOkhi Phla and Reading r. r.. foot Liberty'st
LEAVE NEW.N ORK-Commencing Jnnc ~ 1852 1i;,
Tor south AinbOy Philadelphia and lie ding Railroad
t. 5:i5 74j m. Il noon, 10 !, o. o'4o' ';SOp nj
Suudiys. 1, S:i5 a. IN. II moon. y. m 49, "a
Va Penn sylviIa RailrO d. 49, I:lo A. No. IL nOOn fiV
For WatPv'n via P6Hadephia and Heading Railroad 4.
5:i5 $50. IL l. noon 1870 A. 4'9O o. o;io ''o'
D. m sundays 4. $40 D. m. II noon D. m ~ IN
Via Pennsylvania irol +5 40 a. m IL noon 4Io'
g. i3I D. m sundays. 4:l5. . a. IN, . y m -, NJ,
For Red Bank. Long Branch, ocean Grove AaOury IaA
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake sea Hrt f9ih rle5s1t cue
via Phade Yha aud Reading Railroad 4, 4:i1 - a M
- noon l:3O 3:gO T. 420 b. 65, 1880 p M sundays mot
stopping at Grove Asbury PARK, $40 a. H. IL
noon r. m 80 n - 40 400,
VIA lie insyyan Railroad 4:l5. 7lO. a. NJ u noon
3I0 3. does stop at Red Bank $40, D, 04O p N
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove or AsDuTy FafK
4l5 . a. In., y M - -, - ~, ,.,vr ,,.o-,,oo,on,
G. g. HANCOCK j. H. NOOD q,
q. L 4. A II. &. II X. X. u T. IA L. ~. ~
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
TRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW-

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements from Chambors-st Depot From 23d
st. 10 minutes earlier
n m.-Day except sundays Day Express Drawing room
ccaches 70 binghamton. Elmira aud Buffalo Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago.
p m-Daily. "St Louis Limited" Express. No extra
charge for fast time Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coaches to
Buffalo ARRIVING 72o mi Niagara Fails s5S a. m; Ham;
mi' Cleveland, 1880 J. m; Cincinnati, $40 p M; -.
Louis 500 second day Connecting trains arrive To-
ledo 7:35 Y. m. add indianapolis 1910 a. m ,, Gu.
Sp. m.-paily; Chicago Express for the West SOLID
Train OF Pullman Day and Sleeping Coschesto ghanon
Emra. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cincinnati and chicago
Rutherford h45 1:2O 1850 $50 l020a II
noon las B. 80 44o 6i0 $50 $40 $3.50 1880 1890 IL
midnight Sundays 5i5 $50 1920 LAO 500 TAO 10
Paterson 445 5A5 72O 76O $3.50 1920 m 10 noon :45
$50 440 $40 800 $40 $50 1880 $50 1880 and IL
midnight Sundays BAD $50 l020 N li5 $3.50 $40 10
Newark and Paterson via Newark Gas $50 10 1880
$50 ago 500 5j0 $50 1880 10 and IL midnight Sat
urday nights only Sundays 915 IN 800 $3.50 - . -.
suferD 4i5 $40 750 1920 m lao $3.50 $50 6:lO s5o
warwick 4:45 7:I5 IO:i 8 am4:i5 M Sundays s,l6
Newburg and cornwall 1850 IN $3.50 4;SO p m SUNDAY
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery Q m; S30p m.
Goshen G:a5 545 1850 1920 M $3.50 $50 4:30 $3.50
D M sunday $40 $3.50 f0:20 a m. $3.50 p IN.
Mddetown 445 545 750 lO;20 $3.50 4:3O $50 IN
Sunday 5i5 $3.50 1920 m 600 $3.50 The Am and
$3.50 connect with New York ontario and Western
Railroad Maln-st The train stop. at Manst only
Port Jervis s43 7:50 1920 IN. 4:30 $50 sun
day $50 1920 N. . $3.50 IN. 49,
Goats leave 23dst. y. T.. 5io 6l5 Am 6l6 m to GAS
minutes and lli5 sundays every thirty minutes.
Tickets for passage aud apartments In Drawing Room ana
and baggage may DO left at the Companys Offices
Nos 90. or oj7 broadway, lS7 Westst, Y. r. No.
Court-st. Brooklyn, or at the Company's Depots.
EIprc,s trains from the West arrive In at 7;lo
x " mr. N
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Jusirnttion.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

6e4cS-Oibps
CHOICE CIRCULARS OF Schools i TOT part
q art q opsSs Nc co 5Se
1a, seS sn,d Ty suSn ISI %
A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping, Writing, Cor:
respcndense Spelling PhSp1fI'HGooiE1 EG
fnS over broadway entrance lo7 West
For Boys and Young Men-country.
4 GUMELIKE- BOARDING SCHOOL for
n YOUNG Boys'-An summer Hem d. poas Island.
4 HOME SCHOOL FOB bHMy w,,oS' cena
MHERsT COLLEGE-SUMAMER, SCHOOL .1d
n OF for the acquisition
Tess TweVc
T 1es9 Tfao amherst College Amherst. Mass
nACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The
ID nc sd sy. ,p @Sa
Sra.s Dr. 5ro wsiIfJ .T Lyme Conn
DORpENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
ID P5eP ,TSs2s oq fS Icr 81 Sq,H Sc address,
DoYs and YOUNG MEN privately, fitted sd,, fo5
Is college cSnd'1fSan SS q &f ssocfbrSss Hsa
%VW I GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkeepsie,
T. JOHN MILEY A. Principal and faS baaes oi
college scientific and Government scDOo.s anu -.
DURING the SUMMER boys prepared re a,o s9r
90, Instructor Address WELLINGTON. Tribune o"oo.
rrLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS;EAt Mil
IL for Conn Parents who are % m 5e ,ns man
acement OF their sons will do wen 10 prVu ny
sspnd NV tbis SCHOOL Address FRANZ M ho"E hupt
L Oh' D MIDSUMMER SESSION,
commencing July /. 1885, at the well-known
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Weston Conn.
Tor % wears under present management Tho most health
f by statistics all New England 12S feet above sea
level. A., ,... 49, o,d
n,oo Of TWO experience aud able professors VINO arc W
s,'c Er the caro- comfort and instruction OF pu-
rS Wcst"n iS "a miles New-York, via ~ Y and ~ ii
r. X. to Westport station
Terms REASONABLE.
Tor cotalorpo and further Information address
GEN. A. s. JARVIS.
Superintendent.
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uARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i L NETWORK, NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. n
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner 32ds and
Iincon.aye near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
reached by Third Avenue Elevated ailroa y. daily except
Sundays at 645, 7:i5, al0, 1000 1:55 2:lO $3.50,
4io, $40, GAO and 500 m for Pors Morris Casanova
Oak Point, Hunts Pointl Vest Farms, Van Nest West
Chester Timpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow Ciy
Isiand) Pelham Manor and Ncw-Rochee connec ing at
NewRochee with trains for ali points on the main line OF
the New-York NewIIavea and Hartford Rairoai Shore
Line and Line Divisions; Newt Mlddetown,
Britain and SueId Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tions at 1910 a. daily except Mondays.
trains for New Rochelle AMI all intermediate
tions at 1900 and $3.50 the latter train Getting
with trains TO Grant Central Depot and
Stamford.
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rEKlNlTY COLLEGb,
HaftiJni Connecticut
The examinations Of candidates for admission to Trinity
College v.l DO held Ncw-YorE Il No East %othsI
ON Monday ana Tursday. Juno - and %. II 10 a. IN.
For further information apply 10
FRANKLIN H. FOWLER
$50 West 55th st., Now.YoEk
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A CHOICE CIRCULARS OF Schools TOT par par.
A cnts and guardians Teasher IN ps% ana
recommended free OF cnnISe, r6y
school furniture for sale ~ IL W.
RfERE next Century BuildinE. Sl Las. l1,nes
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WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JUNE aTwELvE PAGES
Gfarhers.

DARISIAN LADY desires to reside IN t II,i
country during the summer with psv@ rsorsncss Ad
dress N. f., Advertisements omce, 100 se
XyTANTED.-A gentleman Presbyterian. Gler-
w gyman for schools military school for saiei sna" cap
i'''' '"''''"' f. MIRIAM coYRIERE, 81 East l1thst
WANTED. -ENGAG EMENT-Holiday I'LL Ill
gagementA lady teacher OF music ana no, n,r
family either for the county
or travelling abroad Mrs. BOWEN 1876 Joraenon,
st, Brooklyn. For reference Apply 10 SiIs' "'N'A' ~
East 29thst
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
vIArIIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 on SUN.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEM-lORk.
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Steamboats, auo Railroads.

A TROY BOATS-CIT1ZENS LINE
n. Steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave Pie!
IA N r. Christopherst daily except Saturday at
D. m. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Day Line steamer A JBANY or ID. DREW
daily except SundaYs). .
Leave fultonst, II 0oklyn by lAnnex)-----.S "a s M
Hestry II. Pier New oTk--..--'--..--..'9' a. ~
West 22d-st. Pier, New-YOrk. ....--...-..-...b NJ
10: ALBANY Landing at Nyack and Tarrytown (by ferry
Vest Point. Newburg Poughkeepse, Rhinebeck, Catski
aud Hudson.
CONNECTIONS.
RHINEBECK-Wih II. aud c. w. r. r. for Hartford
Springfield and tho East and by ferry With special train Oh
u. and ID. II. r for tho resorts OF the Catskils
CATSKILL-Wit special train on Catskill Mt X. X.
HUDSON-wiih and A. II II. for Chatham, Pittsfeid
North Adams and ebanOn Springs. ....o,.
ALBANY-Wi.h d. ami H. c. CO.'S r. r. for SAR ATOGA;
Lake George Montreal and the North and with N u O. and
III H. for Utica Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Clayton, Alex
andTia BAY and the West
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers ST. Depot for Engewood
Closter Pierment and Nyack T. $50 10 M 300 T. 400
5:iO c:lO $3.50 p. NJ. l2mdnght Sundays T. . a. NJ ana
Tlb pm , IN ,.o. -
sundays9 a. III.
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A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping, M r1lng, SS al,
and evening al Rraadway entrance West s4ths
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,WARTHMORE COLLEGE.

80 Minutes From Broad Stree; station. Phlado phia:
uIdef the ere ht, all Othcs aiHlsted ful
COLLEGE COZ HsE for bOI sEALx tiassio ]. soien
titcatd itsfsry AlsOa PREP khATOiT StHOul Health
fu location grounds, new Nod extensive Rudnss an
sUparasus catalogue md full PARTICULARS address
EDWARD L. MADlLL, a. ~. President,
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WHITE STAR LINE-MAURI ROUTE. :,
w UNITED sI STATES AND ROYAL NAIL tnpo STEAM
BRITANNIA CAPT Perry....... saturday, June ~ III
g. cant Kenne fhu "s.lay Juyo 2;Jl D. Nh
SII'TTG apf. sl.ld- lu' az ~, y. 500 u III
From The White star Dock. foot OF West l0th'st 80 -
RATEs.-saoon $780, $50 and 500 Return tickets on On
favorable terms Steerage NcyN'rf so FrOin !ho
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Tybee, July 2, 7 go p m Passed up, steam
SHIN NacOOehee, schr Ella Elliott.
Passed out, brig Sarah Kennedy, V
Glover.
Arrived at anchor, barks Union Nor,
AZ anchor, outward bound, brig Regnbuen
Nor,
Wind N, light; cloudy.
Wilmington, n c, July 1-sailed, bark
TheOdor Nor, Savannah.
Dariep. june 2S-Arrived, schrs A B Hon.
Mss, Honniss, New York; stephen Bennett,
Cleared 27th, bark Achilles Ger, Rhetz,
New ork. June SO-Arrived. schrs silas c
Evans, Benson. Brunswick; jennie Bailey,
Dow. Satlia River. Ga.
cleared, sohr Caroline Han, Lollis, May
sailed, schr Minnie x Gussic, jacksonville.
Baltimore, June G0-Clcarcd, Hchr Lois V
Chaplcs, Weaver. Jacksonville, aud sailed.
Coosuw, S q, June 2j-Arryed, brig Ida,
Barbados.
Levin. Pardee Wilmington, Del.
Key West, June 30-hrrived, schrs George
Jurkens, Paacagoula; Edwards, Pensa-
cola.
fGcr). Schmidt. Montevideo; Ruta Utah,
Chleaa. Cape Town; Tridcnte tNor), NilBen,
SO 'fhOm8s.
Cleared, hlip city Of Boston. Fairbairn,
Liverpool; plrk Vail,yrien (Nor), Berg, Am
aterdAm.
Port RoyA, S G, June 20-Arrived, sohrs
Eleanor, Mott. ana Oracle N, Mcclure, New
York.
Brunswick June 29--Arriyed, schr Carrie
Strong. Strolg, New York.
Cleared, edhr VIM II Shubert, Vaughn, New
YORK.
Jacksonville b. june 2a--Cleared, schr Emma
S Brigxa, Lefis, New York.
New Bedf0ld. Mass June 29-Arrived, schr
Delhi, Falko1 Brunswck.
North 5vduly. B. june &-Sailed, steam
ship Ancrly DR.. Cox, from CO0saw, Q, for
B0ucas.
New York July ARRIVED, State Of In
diana.
Arrived oul STR Elder, bark Hiram.
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