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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF sTain1 nom SsanGersst Depot from
9a.m-Daly except sundays Day Express Buret Drawing
room COACHES 20 BnghamtoH. EluifG UornellsVle But
faio Niagara Fails and suspension Bridge. Sleeping
Coaches Hornesyilie 70 CInelnnati
sold Pullman train q pay and hotel Sleeping oache.
No extra charPe fSr last time ArT,ss aesdv lie 5lS
800 no and ST. LOUIS 80 the second morning 0n''"So
Daily. buffalo and Nasar. fal. Limited" arrive,
pop% ar nisht train etween New YORK aud Barao
p. Gn SS . s Yet S rf
mira Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and chicago -
Rs'aSFf1a no .%s rss. 50 So ~ ' &c. lGS
S sS $50 9so o mi9 sS sp 1@ Sa,
f5 500 $50 40 So5 56 $50 go Slo go
gS iSSS i; %G ie ssO iOs
i MsTsra as 49, s & ssS 1873
p m, and y midnight Saturday nights only sundays
$50 sah.n $a st g'g u.s. soS e. io9o H. 800 $50
no 90 and G p m4a as s snnasy
Warwick a46 1900 1920 4 m, 43O p ~ Sundays o>'
Sswburs aud Cornwall 100 n 800 40. p.
Ro SSo and kingston and Montgomery M p.
sS acsssa s.s S4@ 55S }S3Ss s$Ssso1s
$50 H sunday tsS s.s 1910 an $50
and Western Railroad at Man't The M train stops AZ
Port JEWS $40 100 o. 1920 M 4sO. 100 800, $50
p N. sunday 90, 1920 a. $50 sPm,. ,oa.,
Boats ~ sS a. 10 g. y M m TO sS SS
thirty minutes, and ll49 p. IA Sundays every thirty
Tioses for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Seepng and orders for the checking
Ss. ss S. r the
St. brooklyn or at Tho c6aggnys Depots VA, var, q. I'm
Ia Fs an sns G 1' "S'' arrive IN
'''' JOHN n ABBOTT. GsnI Passr Agent Nsn-y York
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9nsirnctiou.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
CIu0OI FOR ROHS


For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
~ THOMAS KEEVEs ASH, l45 West 45th.st
DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
WALLER uoLLA6 * west ''I ALFRED y. FULLER
SCHOOL OF MINEs.-Prcparatory School
y High schoo Of Science aud English
wooDBR1DGSiE 'DA3fs Z. T.. PhD.. Principal. -
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR, school, Mo- No.
u 1913 broadway rear 4?Gs 4Sth ysa fSpcaSb
Il. b. noGb5 " l. Ain iIins, " nendrlckson Assote
For Young La1s3-City.
NINE. GIOVANNINI, 1913 East G1st-st
M EyaG 1q9 highest GS%i f5 san' ladies'
For Both Sexes-Citv.
4 THE MEIsTERSCHAFT SCHOOL.
9 Tsf 2f dPpRf1EeI Is;'TS
quickly and idSnasrfi esqHf& p sEsrrM
than by plan We IN almost dairy receipt q such let
s5s rei with the Mcsts. way 1t is
-Tf' Al yG d%a1T uc.aSy next P also Wednesday
g ss SSDI FSE the sFsfn fqs
E isat 55H6 rIsGfH hT1nS Paris Director
4 THOROUGH KNOW LEDGE OF DOU BILE
system comprehensive AID pract c9l terms Two 90 Ce
pontmsnt Tor an hoar J. II. GOODWIN, Export Book
keeper, l,2l0 Eroad"dy
a BUSINESS N.-B0okkcepng,
~ Writing Arithmetic spOndencc, spelling. Ponog-
raphy TypewTtng day evening. Ladies' department
rRINE'l BIJbINE~S COLLkGE o. Bow cry uptown lOi
West 3athst, corner Broadway.
nEAF-MUTE ARTICULATION CLASP
MISS keller develops and trains tho voices OF deaf
Cues after methods acquired by are e1
perience and observation IN America ana Eulopc -,.,.
= = ~ o'' Jun ~
rINUE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
BEST INSTRUCTION. IS LESSONS. sls.
% west cd at at GARFIELD BROOKLYN also noson wash
ington. baltimore Philadelphia &c, &c
II EAST G5TH-ST.
led MISS CHIsH DLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Class 80. Boys ClAsseA
Art Schools-City.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER ,o, =.
b VIII receive pupils, beginning Iuesdav oCtooer ~ ~
craving oil ana water color painting ,tui lna flowers anu
landscape emma painting aud decoration
studio, No. 40 MaiisonAya
References
l. Pre- siGout National Academy ot DeNS1
Nj. William Hart, y. Al Mr.. James NJ Hart y. A..
MI. David Johnson. n ~
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"OuR AETNA BATTERY"
has proved blessing to all who have used it.
50 Jth.ave., y I.
Dtcamuonis an0 Railroads.

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26I BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN.5T., v. 7.
Sipg- journey and eIcursOn tcsets 10 FLORIDA, NEW
ORLEANS. HAVANA, B. HMUDA MEXICO, and all
Winner resorts. -..-...
see COOKS XCURSIoNisT. with map5 published
Address THUS COOK & son. POI Broadway, NY.
TOR NEW -HANEN.-Steamers leave Peck
i slip at y. and II Sundays excepted. II p.
m steamer In tine for early trains ORTIZ aud East
Excursion to New. Haven and return, 81 30.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chambers st. Depot for EngewCo1
Closter Piarnont and NyscE T. $50 10 20. !. 20
$40 $40 3SOp m. ~ midnight Sundays 7. 9 a IN. and
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey 7. 10 a. w. 400 p
Sundays9a M.
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A n l.2O Q. .i.2O 3O 30. b.-O O % ~, -3I V4O
loss o M and 22O uiglt SUNDAY, 800 ego. $50 1880
s40 Il:Sj m 800 $40. e:jj, $40 9.Sj, lO:3j D m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SSjLol onUKn RAILROAD.

e
n Y 6 4 II bo & r r q hes Lessee ,,n WIS,
sioEE OF THE WORLD FAN D Hrp9 y RIvsls.
AROUND F .OTHILL5 Of CArSKILL MOUNTAIES,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF rHB
On and after January g. 1895 trains viii lcsve West a2d.
All trains cave from new downtown stat on foot Of Jay s
North River minutes earlier than from foot OF Wess
DrToi, and Chicago -ssoa M. Goo $40 p sleepors
through. 80 ,
Ru'ao Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Falls, '03o
~. 300 10 D. Sleepers and drawing
UucA aud syracuse. 900, Ii - a 500. $40
Highland, Pokcepsie and Kingston, I 10 - 80. 1928
IN, "ll.tO p. and $500 D. ~. FOL Kingston
saugertes and AbanE. s30, 1925 o. 90 $40.
CstsEilti .. 20, II IS M; 3 IS. $40 1l.tOp.m.
Iranston's, West Poilt, Cornwall and Nowburg '1l0,
$50 1873 NJ. 300 43O $40, 'll4O ?. aud 900
for cornwall and Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada Fast 500 r. m.
Hn London, % 80 600, $40 p. IN Toronto.
$3.50 a M, " 90. = 10 p. M.
-Dsly Daiy except saturday Other trains day eIceps
Sunday.
For tickets tables parOr sleeping car Sccommoda.
lions or info rmaon apply Offices HOOoken. ~ Hudson
at BROOKLYN. 1888 WashngOISL; 80 Fulton 81 Annex
ON Of Fulton-st New lOrK CITY 3l3 h3 - 9i9
broadway 1882 RoweTy aud West shore stations loot 9t
Vest 42dst foot Of Jay North River westeotg'
F1sress will for and check haCgsSe nom hotels anc cal
dences, orders he lsS az tlcke- oliccs
-' HENRY M)NETr,
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
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ALL FARES REDUCED VIA
~ BLOOMINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence - rs to Boston. 50 frstca's steamsH
leave from North RIVER block above canal.
g.. At 800 D. daily. except sunday; train with
parl0r recnlny chars between steamers landing and
Boston without charge
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GREAT REDUCTION in Railway Tickets to
N all points eat and south at WEBBS Great Cutl'a'e
Ticket once, 3U7 broadway
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"QUR AETNA BATTERY"
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AETNA Co, 80 9TH ave. N \.
Gelchers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. GOV
trnesses etc, colleges, Schools and Families Apply TO
MRS. VI. j. HOUNG-FULrON, % Union square
PREACHERS WANTED. - Gentlemen EN-
uer"nced I'm glish teacher EpiscOpalian Mathem1ticS
Fpiscopai m: Common FngSh SINGING and Organ EpiSc0.
palan German. French aud Drawing Professor OF Music
Tor the south Ladies' Mathematics ittn Greek DLawns
Painting French. German and Painting French Ger.
man Caist Methodist; Piano ana Violin several
nlIive French teachers. Apply to Mrs NJ j. YOU NG-
FULTON, American and Foreign Teachers Agency %
Union Square.
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DducinQ Aca0emics.

ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5thave.
~ -Wazing thoroughly acquired in few private lessons
(sTictly private Les Ons daily.
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
VI Dancing. 57S 5thavo. See Circulars.
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Ncw Publications.

New Publications.
V'IIE APRIL PART OF THE
YOUNG LADIES JOURNAL,
NOW READY contains great variety Of attractions in
GLIDING the hTsl chapters Ot a new story, entitled
miss HARRINGTON'S HUSBAND
BY FLORENCE MARRYAT
Splendid COlorcd Triple Fashion Plae OF 81 lfctire7
The ,uargcd Fashion supplement- nearly four feet
square, containing
FIFTY FASHION ENGRANINGS
OF all the latest Paris Fashions.
For sale by all news cIl"GS
Price Reduced to Thirty Cents Der Copy.
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
General Agents. 2 and 81 Beekmanst. New-GOrk.
Suscrpf ons received all Periodicals. but be-
ware OF canvasseGs pretending TO DE our agents.
" Novels at JOHN DELAYS,
% Union square New York
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fares n all points, Boston 81 worsss
tsr 81 90 steamers leave Pier -, Nor:G kyer foot al
Wats next pier Dcs1rOsse3 Street Ferry az Sod
p IN. daily, except Sunday. ~"
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C lmmencng nov %, 1854
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot.
& ocheser and Montreal Ezppss: through draw
lng-roOn cars 10 Rochester. 81 Adams and "i On
$50 D.. East Limited ChcaGo IypTe's with dining
cars stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse Koeh .ter But.
falo Falls Elie, Cleveland ami Toledo arriving -
Chicago 800 a.. dav.
1890 Chicago Express drawncr 20 CanaD-
daigua, Rochester Niagara Falls and BufalO. .
I'll " esfern Newh ork and Northern Express with
$40 3 M, Albany Troy and Utica EIgIes. throngk
drawing room cars. To Ssratoaa Ft Edward and olens
Falls on Saturdays only . -, 49, 49,,
q D. IN, ACCOMMODATION 10 Albany and Troy.
D. M Chicago Louis Express with sleepiny-carA
for agaTa Fills Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit ChI
and 81. Louis. 80, .,--,-. -. - ,-.... 49,, a..
AubuIn road, and to Saratoga asO To Nontr,A 49,
tyl5 Pacific kXD.ess with eleeping cTs l0r oeges-
ter Buffalo Falls Cleveland, Toledo ST LOUIS De-
troll and Dn.4esO -. -,--.- -. =. Aha.
and Troy with the mOrh trains for the ear and
for he North .satur,iaY night.
11cke Grand Central Depot 40 D hOWllns
Green Harlem Depot / th.st and 4Insye
Westcotts Express Onlces srkplaco, ne Bros
YORK, Washington 73O FultOnsts BroOklyn and 10
sth.st Williamsburg.
ACCOMMODATIONS dTa wing and sleeping be
prcurod OF the ticket Offices NeglOTk City, and
s33 W Washington st., Brooklyn.
BagRage ca led for amt ohec ked from residence.
hesc trans daily All othe DAILY except sunday.
tThese trans stop at Harlem 25th,si ana s!niyev
J. NJ. TOUCEY ID. VI. kENDilth,
General Superintendent Cereal PASSENGER Agent
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obstruction.
Musical instruction.
NEW.YORK
GERMAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

a. NEW.YoRK
GERMAN CoNsERvArORY OF MUSIC,
tI.rtored under tho laws Of the state
RUgLa{ sgcK MI F%% Ig hMt oe A and
Is professors in Tho different departmen9 c,ocrtp
CHARLES r. CLARKE. secretary. I; o. PARMA, Director
WEST 42D.sr.
GUITAR, SINGING, VIOLIN, PIANO,
sRRV VkkT63FR4 70 3 East ths UrTowS BGANC S26
shave Reliable Teachers Moderate terms. Circulars
HRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
46-WEsT 23D-sT-4G
Tho leading school omu.c eocu5lon dramatic art foregr
languages drawing and painting free advantages equ' u
'A LESSONS per "0'N i'' pa T. IL, KmARD, President
For Both Sexes---Corntry.
DOCKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GSe Gr sG ant eaes Enter
any Tine 9eHu 'O' '"'"' y. H. BANIsrER, A. NJ. Prin
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DORDENTOWN CN.JJ MILITARY INSTl-
ID TUTF. Prepares college, scientific school or ord
ing NeFicced foundations looked after Healthy location
homeko care Address Rev pTrar a. ~
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
GoeSg COnG3'a or Fseeed SaPass f Sas
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
Cf t ,Ir % M Te 70 pro4 bv the advantage,
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. \. j.
L 42d wear. Prepares for business for Princeton Co
lumba Yale and Harvard. EIV. a. 6. CHAMBERS PriD
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
AT HEMPSTEAD. l. L.N.Y.
go miles from BROOKLYN.
Twenty sixth Parents aud guardians cordially invited
scOO and satisfy themselves as TO the advantages
offered. particulars address the Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
L 4 Worcester Mass 3Oth year begins Sept p 1855.
C.. METCALF. A. Nj. superintendent
DENNSYLVANTA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Classics. English COLONEL THO. HYATT President
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Department Of Arts H. Togne Scientific school III
wharton school Of Finance and Economy ~. Course in
dental EcRool viii Veterinary school N Law school
X biological school XI Department Of Philosophy
In making inquiry p KEW ' JESSE = RK, secretary
University OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia Penn
For Youns Ladies-Country.
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at CrOtOn on Hud-
n oP "a k Az. ASd m.. P e.
HONE BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and
l children. one hour from ctT mothers care' good
board and tuition thorough training MISS A. Ihuison
Stamford. Conn.
NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
y Ier thorough ranHS fl Fhsg nop9 9n emo 1on'
"rI,HE ELMS," Springfield, Mass. Family.
4 Dav and Music School for Girls Primary Academia
l MISSES PoRTER CnAMPNEY Principals
Miscellaneous.
A LADY living in a central town in Vermont
~ lsI1 ride from this city and having pleasant
giving the careful attention of mother child must Dc
HigHcst references civen and required.
particulars address Mrs s. care OF Tribune once,
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Business Cbauers.

Business CbGurcs.
4 YOUNG MAN wanted to take entire charge
~ OF book department with moderate capital. -
$50 uth.ave.. y. y
LNOR SALE-$jO, cash or good security
will buy ont the stock good will OF a strictly first
class mere wholesale and retail business esab shed IN
early ~ This century The senior partner recently De
'''''' Mr CHARLES P. LATTING. 3g Nassau,st
EOR SALE.-Plumbcrs supply business, with
L brlss foundry pump factory, patterns machinery
stock nd dong splendid buslnesS esaD
lishCd for no agents. Address ESTATE Ot JAS
BULGER, J r. 20 Centrest.
FOR SALE-$1. 900 cash will buy out first
1 class bakery in Brooklyn. Apply
ROBERTS, COLLINS Il co, II Front-st. New-l OrK
TVHE SUBSCRIBER desires the agency Of or
4 to purchase outright specially or proprietary
goods will to advertise and push extensively; either
through the trad" by agents. Give tull parucutS Ill
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Care of Lord Thomas chicago. Ill
ITO MANUFACTURES looking for deSir-
abo location attention s invited to the great adyan
offered al MrsellleS ILL., prosperous AMI CROWN
town Of thu great West Splendlt railroad ices schools
churches stores and 81 the CITY nverience% me
finest Water Power in the West For fun information AL
\. Is. HAWKS, secretary,
MARsEILLES WATER POWER CO, Marseiles, Ill
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYok. Desorosses and Coutandt ser
5Grg ttsburs and West. with Pullman Palace
ChicaEo Limited Of Isrlor Dining, smoking aud sleeping
Cars at 8 a NJ every day IN. ,,,-v and Fri,
p NJ cOnnectng at Cory for Iithsyhlo. Petroleum
YoT e es a'n - q m s 90 % m and u night
baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washinstp5
q arrive Washington 400 D. NJ AMI 40 m arrive
j. 80 and m. and II night sunday Gl5 a. m $50.
Tor Atlahtic CITY except Sunday Through oar
For Cape Ear May. excep, sunday. ll:loa.p.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction aud Intermediate stations
n a sunday sl ana m and N 40 not stop al &sSuy
For DID Point via NewYork philadelphia and
Norfolk tarold. s.; Q a. m week de and 2. m every
day wa Ba tmo7e and Bay Line 32 q Tesk Gays rams
Jersey city, aordnG speedy and direct transfer for
from |S r fTs 39 49, 10, l;33 % S g
snH '5g p HS & 40 995 s%i 0s5 D. m SUNDAY.
e20 5Oa m, 800 $50 and 1923 2. M From P1n 1;
a % 100, no 3:5o. $50 6.eo, go. 100 so; 93o.
$40. 1885 n 800. $40. e:jj 800 sS3, 1898 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express leave New YORK via Des5rjsso and Court
isndt street Ferries as follows 80
Limited; and II ~, l. SO. 49," s. 3; I a6d
and l4O .. SUNDAYS. ! SpIcss: G.l5. g IATi'edf.
AIR 40 etvne NeS oTk 3ay @ p AZ 20 J. and
Il:lO a. m, l. :: l. . ana p m, and p NJ. on sundays
ReturninG leave Broad Street station Phiadeph
l2.Ol $50 40 3. O5. $50 40 $50, ~ ia and nag
~ o5 $50 ana mo- RIB g o? 3 SGag s aC $50 SsS
Lea cave F PHI dcIS@i Camden daily except SUNDAY.
and loot Of DesbroSses 'ourtlan 81. Courtst md
E ES.ss n 3S3f S fGs HEaSs s.
TICKET ON g No Battery pace and castle Gartnn ..
eassass Zen RI no. els P ans Te'idene'' 1R WOOD
ChA Geoeral MANAGER General Passenger AGENT.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pa,seneer

- trains deDot foot or Cortland and Desb
az A. m l. $40 and D. for ta'tcn, Be hlehem Al en-,
toa n Reading Msuch hunk, Glen summit Wlkesharrsl
Tow nda Wavery, ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo ths
West pullman through coaches lun daily. Local ttans az
m ana $40 D N. for Gas on Both eheA and COpliy
Trans leaving l. and $40 ? m. connect TOR am
pointsn and Hazleton coal REGIONS sunday train
leaves FOR Mauch Chunk and iazlei0n : q. N.
General Eastern Oaioc, No. $50 Broadway.
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BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
- FALL RIVER LINE.-Best Toote va Found Mari
mum accommodations minimum rates FiOm Pier ~ N n
foot OF Murray st. every day Sundays excepted at "a
Steamers Bristol and Providence Connection by Anna,
D0n from Rro0gL. % 4 % Icr.eL l-LN 90 .
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SHORE LINE for BOSTON and

i the EAsr-Al rail from Grand Central Depot Threa
express daily sunds excepted TO Boson al
z D. M (parOr attached and with palace sleepS
ing cars sundays at II with palace sleeping csrsh
T. " POIpIE. Agent
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VICKFORD ROUTE no NEWPORT, r.. b

Leave Grand central DepOt A. follows:
ASA m arr wing In New pOIt Al b pm.
A. 2 p M. arriving In Newport 81 SOP m
(Drawi D. -rOom cars attached 70 both tIalns)
THEODORE WAKREN, supk
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Art Schools-CitY.

K EAST G0TI-NI. -, 49,, ,,,r,,
LID MISS CHISH OLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory class 80 Boys ClAsseA
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For Both Sexes---Country.

DOCKLAND COLLLGE-NYACK-O N-TIlt
IL Preparatory and business for gentlemen
Graduating for ladies'; twelve teachers Enter AZ
any ''i'o ''"" ''' " ii. BANIsTER A. NJ. Prin.
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46-WEST 23D-ST.-46.
The leading school OF eocutlon dramatic art oreigE
languages drawing and painting Free advantages equal ID
sly lessons Der week. For particulars address, a..
o. ' - T. EB.. RIARD. President
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IARLEN RIVER BRANCH

lNEW.YORK, SEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r.
-roins leave Harlem River station. corner I3Zis, AM
Lnconayc near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem Rive,
REACHED Third Avenue Elevated RaTO ed daily ercapt
tundsys al 6i5, TO 9lO, TO- II % M 2O, 355 Ii6
E4O $40 and for Port Morris Casanova (Oak PoBtl
Hunts Point West Farms, Van Nest, West Chester
itmpsons. Bay Chester PELHAM BAY Barlow CITY
ellie with trains for all points tie line .,
the New. York New Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Airf Ine Divisions; New Canaan Mldfletogn
Britain and sunied Branches and Bosron and al points
Fast
Mldnigh; for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
lions az 2. 10 a. m. daily, EXCEPT Mondays
sunday trains for New Rochelle and an intermediate
tons az 70 and $50 the latter connecti-s
New ;ochee with trains 10 Grand Central Depot ad
s 4uffOrl
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pertinent:
Upon a spray that Oyerhung the stream,
The hooking bird, awakIng from his dream
Poured such deliTiOus music from ks throat
That all the ar seemed listening TO his note.
Plantive at first the song began, ana slow;
Ii breatbcd of sadness and OF PAIN and woe:
Then. gathering all his notes, abroad he lung
The multitudmOus music from his tongue
AS after showers. sudden gust again
Upon the leaves shakes down the rdttHng ram
COMPARE this musical but certainly not ear
haunting fragment and what DR.. Holmes calls the
clatterlng castauets OF frequent rhyme" with the
splendld movement of the hexametcrs. as tie
massage stands in tho published poem:
Then. from a ncighboring thickct, the hooking
bird, widest OF singers, ,
Swinging aloft on a willow spray that nung DER the
sbo"k from his little throat such floods of deirious
music, , =,
seemed silent to listen
Seemed they to follow or guide the revel of frcnzed
Then single notes were heard, in sorrowful, low
Till having gathered them all, he flung them
abroad III derlSlOn, =, =,
Shakes down the rafting rain in crystal shower
on the branches.
No lover of poetry can hesitate to commend the
poets preference SO far as this fine passage IS con
cerned. An amusing commentary on the uses of
the hcxameter occurs some years later in letter Of
Longfellows to George W. Greene;
Lord Derby, in his preface. rdculcs hexameters,
and thinks there ia no salvation outside OF blank
verse. lie translates the last line of the Had
thus:
such were the rites to glorious Hector paid"
For the one characteristic Homeric cpithct there
was not room enough in the line. In al heAameter
line there Is:
such were the funeral rites OF Hector. the Tanner "f
Hoses.
IL is odd enough that a man who had the Derby y
named after him. OF his, should have omitted the
stable so completely in his version.
It's an illustration OF Longfollows absorption In
the literary life that the very day which saw the
completion Of Evangelne" he began 30 write
"Kavanagh" lie was never at loss for themes.
Even from his college days his mind was always
full of literary projects At ono time he meditated
over the establishment of q newspaper In Boston,
a. an organ OF the higher culture. plan which
fortunately for himself and for the world never
got beyond the meditatiye stage. Have great Ut
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-28
BROWNSVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL,.

We, the trustees and patrons of the
school above named, desire hereby to
express our cordial endorsement there
of as an educational institution, and
to recommend it to the liberal patro-
mage of the public.
We commend the Principal and his
assistants as in every way worthy the
confidence and support of those hay
ing children to educate, and refer with
pleasure to their school work in the
past as a confirmation Of our statement
in their favor,
This school has grown steadily
since its opening, six years ago, both
in public favor and the number OF its
pupils, until now it stands second to
none in its management, thoroughncss
and general efficiency.
The next session begins Wednesday,
Sept Isl, and continues ten scholastic
months. For rates of Board and Tu..
ton, terms of payment &c, apply to,
or address Prof. +. A. PACE,
Principal.
j.. S. FEATHERsTON, Pres.
ID. NJ. LOVE, Secretary.
j. y. STovALL, .
A. w. SIMPSON,
u, Mcleod,
Board OF Trustees.
Brooksvillc, Miss, Aug. "a, 1856.