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SOME NEW BOOKS.
-'-.der tho title " Harvard Kwnlnlseences" (Huston:
Tic 1-nnr __ i 0.., Hr. Andrew p. ivabody. lh? venerable
-Teacher lo th" University and IMummer Pt-alr-si-ir ol
Christian Murals, lias put on record his recollections ol
I ho baa known during his long con
oeetloa with the university. Ilo says In a prefatory
..mark: tamm wei., sixty years ago. ass-oclated with
tmotits of ibo university, men who
ouehi not to bo forgotten, yet ol whose
*,.,.,th and services there remains no record
In the tiding memory of H.etr
tSW ?*irv!v.ng OmoOP, as Wtsam self appointed rcprc
t mt lin I wTltO. I have adopted tho order of grad
itches, tchloh embrace fifty-itx years
et .-..Meir.* life, fiom 1770 tn 183] (Inclusive).- Not
ihe teasf int.*_*e,;lng portion of thia little volume ls
tom r(,i..-Iii(..n-_ ebOBOOf. la which Dr. It*abody gives
bis own recoil *.*t'(.*i- of Harvard as it was during his
. _.r. Everything. both the currle.:i
liitii an.) UM living arrangements, was at that time
on a decidedly backward scale. The 8tud.nl. had to
rough !?. ind many of them must have l*x*.*n pretty
raagb lyttutm oi aafloralofat culture themselves,
whll-* the iiistnictlon wis what would to-day be con
pmmta* little b-t:er than medlreval. Dr. Peabody
haa some;bini.' io say of so many college officers that
tho akctches aro individually very brief as a rule.
His nail lilli Hi-WH arc a'.r.K-t always kindly, and his
antipathies ono would think must hive been excep?
tionally few. All Harvard men will Inevitably t8
s.re fo read tb.ls book, and there are few Americans
tal.lng any P'i,lP 'n ',l0lr country who can run their
eyrs over the lor.g list of distinguished names hero
,'.?! .lown without feellne that the .lightest fresh In- I
formation concerning such cltl7/>ns has an Immediate
Ititcre-t for all their countryman.
Trlnclpal Caird ha** written, for the Philosophical
Classics series, aa account of Splnota (Philadelphia:
J. IL Lippi noel t Co.) which ts confined to an ex?
amination of bis philosophy, and li perspicuous, com?
pact, and unsympathetic. There are somo things In
Bl n .7,1 which prlnrlpol Caird ls ono of the last men
la under*-tan., but his analysis and comparisons are
elucidatory oat us*eful within limits, and the brevity
of hts .-*-..!>* may tempt many to Inform themsolvei
cnnccrnlng a philosopher too generally neglected.
In "Tenting on thi Plains" (Charles I* Webster A
Ca.) Mrs. E. r. Custer describes army life In Texas
and Kansas titer Ihe eloae vt tho Rebellion. She
writes easily and natnrally. and with an ever present
admiration for her gallant husband which ls touching
and delightful. The fi-ontler life In camp ls vividly
depleted, and the Intimacies of the military family
l-rs-onVd With e.ual humor and spirit. Mrs. Custer
benefi must have hoon an ideal soldier's wife; for
it-ouch In following "te (lashing (.rn-ral she was
i to endure all manner of hardship** and priva,
lions, sh" evidently bore all these discomforts uneom
plalnln-.y, oat Ott qi'lcK to take her snare In what
;' in and --lvoi-o.fi offered. The General's staff
was a lively one, betaf composed of young and bright
officers -who were always on the lookout for someihtng
to lOltefO the monotony of their exile: and as Gen?
eral Custer ind lils brotbor, Colonel Tom Custer, were
much addicted to practical Joklnp, time did not hang
too heavily upon the bands of tho comrades, lhere
ls plenty of interesting anecdote and fresh narrative In
this bool:, nnd ihe illustrations, though somewhat
rough and retrty, are plentiful and well placed.
The Life of Anandnbat Joshee. by Mrs. Caroline
nealey Hall I Iloston*. Roberts Itrothers), ls an Inter
at-ttni Mogr..;.liy <?f 'I'" l^rst Hindu woman who WM
patlia'-al I'i BO Anicriran medical college, and who for
much better rca-on tuewioa lo be remembered. Anan
dabal Jo-h**e had the courage to break through the
atroof barrier of Hindu conservatism and caste. ind
to at ail honeU ol ii." opyottaaWea for education
tStat&S ey Iha Weat, la carrying out a nobly philan?
thropic purpooa Bot Int. inion va--, to arm herself
with a/esters uodteol science in order that she might
minister lo ber countrywomen, who are _-till Cfit off
fn.m ti.e beawtl of sane therapeutics by the lren laws
of casu* nn;! eeavontloa. t'nhapplly the brave woman
could not live In th's cold clltntite, and In tbe prosecu?
tion of her studies sho contracted disease which car
lled Tier off soon after her return lo India. Rhe was
thc wife of Bopal JoohCO, an educated Hindu of most
eccentric and Irritable ch .racier, who by his wild e?
ploataae ol ailiat t.i Qm Knellsb In India was con?
tinually creating dlllirult situations and embarrassing
bis wife anil ber friends. Mrs. Dall has written a
sympathetic account ol Anandabal, who possessed a
beautiful character and a lofty and enlightened mind.
Margaret Stol..**, discusses _ Early Christian Art In
Ireland*1 (E. and J. It. Ycnng <fc Co.) In a well lUustratet
little volu-ne. In the main her positions appear tc
be sound, bur In writing of Ihe Irtsh round towers lt
could lie wished Ihat sho had given her authorities
moro freely. The hypothesis which sho accepts,
namely, that these structures wero bell-towers and
ljceps atta.Iie/1 to monastic houses, may be the solu?
tion of the problem, but lt ought to le frankly statrd
by any one who writes on the subject that archaeolo
ap* a* yat divided upon the question, and that
ial ||V8 t" the mund towers a far remoter an?
tiquity thin Mia. Moina ls willing to concede. The
lia WOflhlf in.-..ry of their origin, which seems tn
derive support from tha (Steal of the European Held
over which flmllar relics are spread, ls certainly not
abandoned yet, while the assumption of a Christian
origin demands as Its corollary more evidence of Hm
aile/*-***! mona, tlc buildings, which ought to have left
rome remains besido tba towers, than has hitherto
bron discovered.
The chic, value af Mr. Gerald E. nari's essay or
"The Fall of New France" (fJ. P. Putnam's Sons) Iles
In the abundant and curious Illustrations! of the
bock. Them lncluilo fae similes of letters from
Wolte, portraits of Admiral Iioscawen, the Fnmpa.
dour. Montcalm, TIlHIialPlffle. Wolfe, Monokton,
Townshend, Hutch I'alllscr. the Chevalier de levis,
'.oneral Amherst and t'enera! Cage, together with an
Interesting reproduction of old prints of Quebec In
1750 and Quebec after tim I'ombardmcnt, 17,'fi. of
Montreal In 1760, and of tho Battle of Montmorenrl,
1759. Much praise cannot be given to the narrative
part of Mr. Han's work. The president of the
Hoc!-ty for n,-to.1ral Studies, Montreal, cannot be
said to have tuk.-n patel to secure accuracy In his
I?!*? torlea! statement,, and particularly in his date?.
Homo of the errors may tie duo to the carelossnees of
the printer and proofreader, but even for these authors
ri.nsf be hold larp.lv responsible. The t*ory of the
fall of New Frame moreover bas already been written
so carefully ard well that there ls tho less excuse for
slovenly editing now in a work on the subject
A volume of the Jato E. P. Whipple's occasional
papen has beaa ptfcHahOt (lioston: Tickcnor A Co)
under tho title *'outlooks on Society. Literature and
I'oiit.c,." ti,., titfciM apveare* originally in vari?
ous periodic;,!, ai.d an on diverse topics. Mr. Whlp
Pleas,ai it, epEf, shrewd manner Informs them all
but lt .. appatoat that he wrote better on literary
Can on political themes, tot ni treating th" latter he
toothing of his native geniality and
i - --iso a little of that restraint and moderation
ii his best *.v,.i_ Such papers as " a
t-runt Bualaeoi Man of th? New 'School,*' "Lowell as
a Prose Wiite:,' -in nit-kens Land," and tho **llaid
bvK- attloka, are of the k,nd to Interest all alike
and for a long time. Other essays are on passing
events, and wl_!h> refleetlng tho thought of tho period
belong too wholly to tho past to receive the same
welcome.
Mr. Benjamin Tucker certainly shows his faith by
tis works jn undertaking the transiaflon and publl
cation of the who!..- of Proudhon's writings, in ? about
fifty volumed The fourth f-lume of this ponderous
literary enterprise has boen Issued (Ileujanun H.
Tuckar, Iloston) and contains tho first volumo of
the 'System of Economical Contradictions,- or as
Proudhon's sub-title runs, "The Philosophy of Mis?
ery- The author', .boorie, aro characterized by au
d?city far am iban by mme Judgment. Among other
oagciplodeii hafcefc, ,?. MIJU,ks mach|nerJ. 2 M
lujinlcal to tho Intent, of labor. His contentions
With regard to property and its richts aie too well
known to seat restatement. He belonged to that
ir.tellecu.ai aftermath of the .{evolution which em?
bodied the clements of WttEttk thought unconquerable
by Hie logie of ttuh. fmm ls no donia a natala
Interest in following tlio vagaries of these writers
but aastiredly no pent to be derived from them, and
least of all any practical ideas.
A new edition of IT. L. Kidney Lear'i biography of
Henry Dominique Lacordalre hai been publiihod
(K. A J. II. lavaf A Co.l, which ls a proof that the
book has toast appre.-lativo readers. Lacordalre's
farrer ls full of picture, -ncness and he moves alway*
In a rcfln-d ataaitl.hMt spiritually. Mr. lyne, a...
totitit of the groat preaebe. ls full enough to convey
k distinct impi' .sion of lilni, and not so elaborated
is to ovary tho ira.!.-**.
The severn ii ai, 1 etfhUl volumes of Mr. Illgelow'i
Pew eilitif.ti of Fr.iihll.i's World (1'nlnani'si have b.sn
Issu. d. 'ibo love Bib volume contains, among murk
faluable political corresiwndencc, eonio evidence that
I ranidlt's naturally sweet inn per and large patience
aero not quite proof against the Incessant and multi
farious worries and annoyances ol hla position at the
French Court, ne was Indeed brought In contact with
some- very exasperating people, and when at laat ho
Indi forbearance useless with these, nothing can bo
franker than Ms expression of his opinion concerning
them. Captain Landals was thus favered with a
portrait of himself which could hardly havo soothed
his native Ira. clblllly. and William Jackson, for at?
tempt^ to lecture Ihe venerable Minister, received a
"setting down" which ongbt-seelng that he waa a
voung man, and so not nnlmpresslonable-to have
done him much good. At this time Franklin's scien?
tific blas Interested bim In the experiments of Volta.
John Faul Jones sppears often In the seventh volume,
quarrelling with LandaH and Franklin, taking British
prises, g-ttlng Into trouble with his mcu. -he corre?
spondence with Vergennes shows how much friction
there was with the French (.overnment even when
things looked smooth outside. This volume covers
1780-1783. The eighth (1782-1784) Include* an In?
teresting and exciting episode In scientific annals,
namely the beginning of practical ballooning. Frank?
lin wa* present (on tbe 27th August. 17b..) at the
ascenson of the balloon constructed by tho Kobert
I'rnthers under the superintendence of Mr. Charles,
and In 0 letter to Slr Joseph RanJiS, the president of
the Royal f-.oc.oty. gave an excellent description of tho
affair. Tho experiments of the Montgolflers were
then the central theme of discussion, and
Franklin naturally Joined tbe chorus ol sanguine
anticipation. More than a century of experiment in
aerostatics has taught a wholesome distrust as to the
solution of the great problem, for In that century li tie
If any real advance has been mado ll aeronoutlcs.
Franklin calls Pllafre de Kar.ler Pllatre de Trosler.
Such a misspelling mlcht as well have been corrected
in the new edition of his letters. In this volume
Franklin appears working hard for peace, and If that
cannot bo obtained, then for the mitigation of the
safferlng caused by war. as In the abolition of priva?
teering The signing of the treaty of peaco also occurs
in these years, and discussion and defence of Frank?
lin's own acts and positions. Here also ls the philoso?
pher's letters to Mrs. Sarah Baehe concerning the.
Order of CInclnnatus, and the argument In favor of
tha tnrkey as the national bird of America. In this
volume, too, ls the famous " Lotter frem China."
M
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a. m.. principal._ j
1 PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER.
?J..Ill VI MC A MILITARY CoLLE'.E. tl.I En?
gineering, chemlstiy. Architecture, Classic* Prepara?
tory Dept COLONEL C. E. HY VTT. President.
1* .iRni.Vs'S.'Ilnoi.. NerfeiiTCoan.
J I. a Hom- Sri...?.t. preparing hov-, and rom? nvn fnr
Vale, Harvard, Princeton, Colombia, all toe beat collegee
a...I scU'i.tiiic. aehoola. Instruction vigorous ant thofoaOh.
Tho lii.ine beautiful, in a remarkably healthy town, tva
bonn (rom New*York, T. rms, a*t.o. Tho hti_he_,t ref?
erences given.
Adlrc.-.s, for circular and partleulara.
REV. JAM Ks a. T.'WLE. Prlnrlnsl.
BW6RY S-THOOL. Hamden. Conn.?Eu* Boys, (3.YV
-.150; (inns Infloenees; thorough school sy*tem; ex?
tensive crount*. -.??. or..-illili, I... i' lo.usc, Ac. Address
Rev. II. L. BVERBST, M. A., ft.or._
SPm mii; scnolJL for boyh.
AT THF. BBYANT SCHOOL r.i.SLYN. I* I.. N. Y.
JIM; 2\ TO (SEPTEMBER 1.
"Tho ben I.itt ia nd i I suceeaaful "f ihe Summer
Echo..is for Boya": property beautifully situated on salt
water; every facility fur stuly and recreation, Fur
catalogue applv '..
i.F... BRUCE ^ORTELYOU, Principal^ _
SUMMER SCHOOL at Worral] Hall, Peck skill, N. Yr
For circular address
COL C. J. WRIGHT, A. M.
II
[ CM MER SCHOOL, NORWALK, CONN.
'Moderate charges. For circular a'1r.*s
P. g. ROBERTS, Prlncips.1.
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR I'.OYS.-IVekskUl Military
- Academy, Jun-* 20 t" St pt. n.'.icr 5, 'ea. Send for
circular. JOllN N. TILDEN, A.M., MD., Fi-eksklll, W.T.
Trinity COLLEGE ma ki i OED, CONN.?Examlaa
Hons fo- adniifsii.i. trill be h.i.i at Berkeley Behool, o
last .4th?t., on Monday, Tueaday nn.1 Wa-tnoaday, June
25, SO and 27, F<-r.i'ii.or partleulara apply ..
FRANKLIN ll. KUVI.EU. 99b Weat :,.*>: h-t., N. Y._
TKE PFFKSKiLL MILITARY ACADEMY. Pecka
kill, N V- S. nt '
_-JOHN N. TILDEN. A. M., M. D., Principal;_
WEST JERSEY ACADEMY, BRIDGETON, N. J.
A Home for B.,\>. Select, tboiough, succcsafuL
Established 31 years. Term*, t'ioo.
l'RIVCll'Al R- J GAI.EB ALLEN, B. A. fF.ng.).
_-.i-I.Nt II ALS. | - NV RIGNEY, l'h. D.
? EA/I A TEAR EOS nOYS.
If _> UU SWITHIN C. SRO RTE! OG F? A.M. firsrvard).
Media ipenii.j Academy.
MisceUaneoua.
CIRCULARS.-Sihc.ls, beth sox.s, rl'v snd co'intrr,
with cjifful atvlea t>. par-eat--. MIRIAM >' lYiil
l.i'J'., 31 1 iist_17tlj.?t., bo?w., .'have and ll road way.
WANTED?PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL
music.
Address Ro*: C."., Trlbuno Olflcs.
Cciuljero.
\ Mil'.! CA NANT) I'i .REIGN TT^tffcRS* kti\WSf
jfa. supplies Preleaaera. Teachers, loton. Governesses,
&.C ui Collegee, Schools ami Fa millee. Apply t.
_MRS. M. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 'J3 Union Square.
J" "BEST TEACHERS supplied I no efcafgo TEA.'IL
-'?? EIL. reg.su.-r.-I for 20 tenta foi ptitage: racanclea
alwin on hind; form foi stitnp. li. E. A Vi.KV, Amurl
ian School Bureau, i Weat l.sh-it. N. Y. _
\\.\li. 'sa Graduate, instructor in a boes' ii.o
pamory boarding-school! wants an engagement as
,.ii..ito tui..r t..r the avaunlr vn.-aiton. Addttaa ASSIST?
ANT, Boa 708, Ktngsn n, N. V.
\il a RV ARD un 1.:- ' ? a poeli on in th.*
country b* tutor oaring the summer vaaatloo. Ad?
it:..?j. w., 12 Kirkland plaee, Cambridge, Mom
COMPANION, '.<?? Vr a youni lady of education n.; 1
ri'iii.iinoot, with hlgneat referencca, deal res jsisltlou
v.ith lady ?s companion, or with family a* Inatnietor in
English and Latin; no objection to travelling. Alli.--.
].. H., TriMn,., Uptown otiic-., 1,208 Broadway._
1) RINC1PAL ol' PUBLIC SCHOOL 1* oiK-n to a fall
encaccment; 13 years in la_,t poaltlon; highest tesii.
moolala -ddreea for tea daya PRINCIPAL, lt. x la
'Irlt.imr- OOiee. _
It RI VATE LESSONS lo steoognptiy (Pitmao'a Im.
proved] plvn at loy rc.ldenc", 0i) (linton iilaco, (Itv
terms, r.e. eenta per ItiSun; day ana evening. M H.s.
, , HENRI L. STUART.
; ] -T"*'TORS, gol rneaaes, pi^..s.rrs;iea7hers all brau- h-*_T;
l | a. clr.-ulai^ schools supplied Ki parents; French, German
. I Spanish spoken. MIIIIAM COYRIERE, 31 Ea-t 17th
? h., between Ith-ave. au.l Broadway.
"W'OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' RtlRBAt (IN
fl both lazaa] aoppllea ptoteaaora teachcts, ^overnessea,
musician*, housekc-ejiers, eonraanlona, te., .... .oiieRcs
aehoola and famlliea; also bookkeepers, Menognphon aili
i-opvlsis to business timi.
?MKS. A. D. CULVER, ttP -Jth-BVO,, Nesr-York City.
i)c\\) UUnnteu.
w
ANTRO. ?An -*n"r?et!c, pushing travelling ial^smaii ?
expailenced in the ovei.ni bualneaa and scqualnte.
with th" cb.Hiing trade In Michigan. Addreaa W J
Tribune Oflieo.
"ll* a NIKI., s lir-'.;..-- farmer; Scotchman p
ff thurouchly competent in all Ita braach-'s; mairU-d.'
bul na ci.ii ir.n. Ai.;.,.- at J. RUSZl'l'S, v.*, Mm
?\VANTED.?Sileaman for pork protucta, leaualnied
" "Ith the c.iv; rc-Ull trade. Apply r.|th i.;.
t<. .I'UtN MOORI-, Room 184, No. 1 Broadway.
Silnatious iDantcb? -females.
-4 ? .. ?Want.-1 t.y a ftrst-clasa cook ; waltr-*-s .t,,-'
-\. bermald ant lau :.,h wv* ,,,,7'
buri-*, maids of all mott ; I iouii^- German, aenerai
work; ir.nch chamberiiiaid. Al BOL'CRA_N__Vft iu,
Oth ave. ; entrance on ^.-.tn-st. " ? ***
COMPANION Hy .i lady of edu.ari.in^rTd^renTirrrrt
aa eompanlon fo ? lady; ne ob]_ciloo t? L.,.. /,','*
try; referencea esehangad Auuicm e., pap *,-,. .';
m.'., laney city. "?_-_.?
( ' d'HE te.- By I comp tent young woman-; un 1 -r-tandi
J all kinda of cooking thor -ghi. ; excellent laundress'
In-st referencea; elty or country, tali at Mrs luwi ?_.'
itt td-IVO., store. amewmm
C? ilAMIIERM.MI) or PARLORMAID Hr i ri?n,m,*,~,
' penon; beat cltj refenucta. tau be ?-,? ',', '
?j. m. tt i p. m. il pfeaent employer'a, i v, . :,tiii._t
(lOOR -itv n reapeetaMi (^-rnian woman: _rst-el___~
* uni. m-uii ls ali *.u|)>. meat, game, pastry and , -,. ?",
competent to nike full charge , city referencea. ??- ?', i. ?.'
Uth-at., norn *' ' "l
(''""*-??By a vonni; v o-nau as __nuelaai c. ok t,", ^,,7
j or cuntr;. ; teal reference t. >.. lt-i <?,,,.,'/' JV ?
**_tii.i . ire, __s Weat 37th-at. No cari,
SHUAMBERMAID .iud WAITRES.** a lady mantm el
V> lind & pUea for a girl lu the country. tfWeai SVuJ
i fm employer'a, "
C'OOK Md LAi'.M.iiE^S.-Iiy an able Mtive~~lsi-o_Mr
'gill for Heady ;,U. - : city or country; rea.ly a, ,?,;,.''.
>.?>. l-eference. JEN XII-, 'ilfl lll'i ave., |?.a. , - j j j J'
CtOOK.?By a iiri,i-ci??s, mghlv recommended wo________T'
' auperloi servleea; beal famlliea only, ian ... .', ''
BARADEI/8, 227 Baal 28ta-at._* ?*ur**
( ' RAMBBRMAID, WAITRESS. 4e.-Br a wining tomi
V/glHi io .1 iii penon and work; du house iv or i ]i .
quin.!: Mrlith temtonte; citr orcountr] ; good i. ??'. - ..?,.'.
BARA ll, 270 tth av*, MW I7'i, -? ' '"-' ?
pRAMBERMAID, WAITRFJM and NURSE._B- "T
>-'neai, eaeebl* girl; ci'y or country; vUlinc. h.-,.K
?abet fond of child:**n ; excelleni suln. ss. (.;i.i ,,. , . ^,
270 Ct hare., mar I7th-*t *'A'
f'")., washer and IRONER ,,,,;,
^-'"..iiian; ixculient cook; bn-ad aoupa, d-ttjt; waiO
lng If required; iindersunds car.* of niliii; an-adv i.'i?,._?
tealred. .i.\sv.. 270 Oth-ave., near int. *i. * ?J'*U!
pOOK *iVA8lTER and ll'.i.M'.R -liv a "re,,,.,.,,rr.
S'iriri In si.mii private family; good city refer..;,,. .,,__
?Ml 73d-_t., lop floor, back. ' "**?
( ? IAMFEKMAII), A c.-Ry a reajiectsble K\t\t to -? -,
^-* -the country as ehanihermald; ?.'?.?> I .itv and com irv
refereneaa; u..uid assi.t ?Hh nth-r work. AAAruL
Mj A. i;., Tribune I ptowj OlOee, 1,2*8 lli,.ad?.',
/ '. ?(iK. ? By a fir ai-Ha ?a young weaaea, In prlvau* famflv"
* ' (...si. city ntereneea; U*t .mpioj.r eau ba soo ifW
?A"*; 99J.QL. *' ???'
pofll'ABION. ity a well-olucatod 1 VloAF
v '? a lady; u.uslual ; can give bent or refenaeeiL td
oraas lt. K. ..', ?_.?;.. VS -i 2.'\ st. A"
p OM PAN ION.-. By a woman of eiu.sti,,,, _,,,, ~ .,.
*_> ii.cm aa companion to ? Itdy In Nen-V..rk or vlelult*.
referencea dxthanged. Address N., 6tu? New.rk.avo '
Jersey ( Hy. ?"" "'"?
PO?H*ApiON or in.rsi ?i .li !'-.-~RyTinld4T_^__5
vvlady ; la a good e. amatress ; wagoe no object- a SSS
borne dealred; excellent reference* given. Addrcis
B, E. O.-Box 672. New-Yerk. " Address
Oitnaticmo tDanttfc?StwioXt*.
A.
?A.?A.?A
MRS. L_ SE ELY.
{formerly Mi?s L. Campbell),
68 WEST 220BT.,
rnttEIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND EEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
All r-ferensee airletly loveaUgated and aa Ula fer
'""iervanta disappointing famlllaa wlU be excluded
from my offloe.
N. D.-NOT CONNECTED WITH ANT OTHER
OJrFl.i- _
08 WEST MD ST.
CHAMBERMAID. -By a French girl in private family;
I 'goo I city references. Call -Jil West 2Gth-st_, basement.
/,,, a _-By o TOOOg BeO-Ch woman; comp'tent,
\ > i -.,,inimical; soup, poultry, game, postry, bread, rolls;
rirelleat lauodnaa: wilges tn.ider.-tc, city or country.
Sb2 .Have. AMI.RICAN 'I RAI NINO SCHOOL._
/STlAMHI RM AID By a rcapec table colored chambermaid
ivnr wsiir.*-. .... go ... Lo it [aland or Ubeno. Addresa
M p Tribune Cp.own OtMO, 1,2'-S Bruidnay.
C
IIAMHERMAID and WA I TRI AS.-By neat American
girl; moty smart and relianie ; good reie.eii.es; city or
unity. C-tU USO Ml AVA, toot tBtW-tA st..Hon.
(
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS?By competent
young girl; also cook; would assist In washing;
personal references; city or country. 7-'J fithavo., near
si'k.kT 4c?By a iir-.iri.vis German woinaa In restaurant
-...or summer hotel; understands all une desserts and
j.astry: nod baker; beat city reference. BIRK, 71 SJ
ave.,'ps;l"r toor._
COOK--Ht a smart, competent Welsh woman; under?
stands all kinds tf good tinnily cooking; best reference;
city or country. Call PSO 3d-ave., near 5'Jth-st station.
C-BAJ. BERM AID and SF AMSTRF.SS. -Hr i personTs
' chinibcrnuild and seamstress, or would walt on a lady
and do sewing; lint, class city references. Call 330 West
4.th-?t.. 1?'- door, front. _.
C. .nit.-Rv a nr*t-(lass cook, where kltchen-msld lu
kept: uudTS'anda all kinds ot cooking and marketing;
0 yeirajnja^t place; referencea._211 .th ava,
i HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By ?
young flrl ; also cook; would assist In washing;
?som '
-Mst.
JrillAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a young~glrT:
V/ will assist with children ; no ohiectlons to small family
In the roun'ry; good city references. 221 East (it-th-st.
HOLS E WO RK or N U RSE.~? By" a young-girl, la tely
landed, to do general beniewon or nurse to grow?
ing children. 2C0 West lOth-st. ; ring fourth bell. No
-'ir I*. _|_
Hot'SEWORR.?By a neat, willing Welsh girl with 18
i ...ntlis' | etona 00 as general houseworker; good baker
of br'-ad and biscuits; excellent laundress; wages moder?
ate; city or country, tai 3d ave., AMERICAN TRAIN?
ING SCHOOL______
Ci LEANING.?Ry a respectable woman to clean nfllces.
/ Address Mrs. SULLIVAN, 3.5 Earn 35th-st.,lloom 10.
noi'sF.w..r.K, ct-tOK an. 'LAU_*3rDRfi.-t_-^ny a neal
competent young trlrl ; would do ehamborworli aid
waiting; city or country; 5 ye.irs' l-efeienco from last
place. Call OfiO td-ave., near 60th-at station._
niUSEWORK. Ry strong, trilling Scotch girl; niel*
?ncea; g"<>d plain r,,nw; gool linger ?.( bread and Mo
cult; excellent laundress; wages moderate; city or
tmtntty. IRS td-ave. AMERICAN TRAINING BCHOOL;
HOUSEWORK. ?Ey a re*pei table young woman wP.h a
lltttl hoy 5 years old: would HU" place in country as
working hooaoliMper et do geoenl heoanworfc In a small
f ii-.'-.-; best city referoaee. ... Wost 27th-st., ring oue
ML
I INFANTS or CHILD'S NURSE.-By a capable Trot
eatant inman; g....d plain seamatreeowperaonal etty ref?
erence. Addreaa II. H., T.-lbuno Uptown OlUce, 1,23a
i.roadway. _
1 Al NDRESS, Ry *i young wuniari; elly or country.
lie ll on pnaani employer, 20 Nortt WaanlagtOQ place,
f.r two fay-;._
I A UN DBI SS.?By a pill In a private family as flrst
. cia-* Lune!:. -- ; city ..** COW try | good city reference,
Ad.ir.-s k. e.. ''illume Uptown oBea, l,2w Broadway.
IAENl'RE*-*'.-r.v a flnt-elasa laundress"; 0 ?? i
t beal elty referencea; m. objection to the eountry for
summer months. Call 830 Wesl |0tb-at., Ul floor, front.
MAID, ite.-iiy a no*.^i ns maid, or to walt on delicate
lady ind do pulu -.wini', r,r tttbtt with lli{lit work.
Ir.-- ni employer, Yt Weat 24th-at._
*V 'RBI-.?Uy a respectable Pro'Ostant woman ; thircigMy
ll understands rare ol either Inf.. nt* >.r growing children;
A yean' refennee Call or addreaa sos Otb-ava,
^J I'RSE, Ac. ?liv a respectable girl: experienced wltv
.1 nfanta and crown children: di.* plain sewing, and li
very aaeful; travelaaa dty reference; sober. Call ot
addreaa .'.:(". Weal Uth-et, _
^'URSE.?A iady wlahea t? lind a place for a youiiB
girl. v. hniii slie can r?.minend as bright, Intelligent anl
thoi Highly trustworthy, to laka ear.* or children that cai
walk; eountnr preferred. Appir by letter only to Mis.
C. TIKiMI'soN, '_:... East 12th-at._
^'I'R?*?I?". te.?By a young womaa as nurse to grown
1 en; i- .v ti'" ough seimatrae: g. od city r.fer
328 West 59th . Bra] Bat, weat
fiTURSE and SEAMSTRESS or NURSERY OOV
i* ERNESS.?A lady wlahea t>> ?o.-ure a good situation
f..r an English girl as nurse and MafflBtnaa or nursery
g..v.rne*s, whom sh,, cm hlrhly recommend. A td fell
prooent employer, mrs. c., 70 Olen weat ive., Yonkers.
QTENOORAPnER and TYPEWRITER.-nr a paneo
Hon Rend...ton ; no nhjeetton to leaving city; good refer?
ences. Aldr.-s h.. |t0 F.ast 12.V.h-sf.
WA-'-lllSi. int. IR..MNC, - Rv a re?i^elaTiTe_T'rotest
.-? r11 woaoaa to go oat by the .fay *.* a.-.'nn_r and Ironing
or any oilier work ; good references. Call 130 West Illth
st.. store._'_
\l- AITHFSS and t'llA.NTHEitMAID.-ny a llrst-elass
>T wiltreea and chamrt'-rmald ; tlrst-ilass city roicrenco;
city or country. 210 East '^.th-st.
Worki*-.; liorsFKEi.rER.-Ry'" a MUaMa and
Iraatwerthy Kagllet "..iran: good cook, good di?
pisllinii : no ohjectlon to widower'* family; city or coun?
try. Sufi F^st. .'.'.."J. >t.
Cit-W-ions CUanUo?iilalca.
|> UTLI'.R, to?By an experienced Frenchman, in prl
la \sie f.iiuili, ..r head walter lu a total; thoroughly un
tterataata iii-, duty as dr.*. cia*a aaanagar; ls willing t<
t ii.e char ?'? :is eek If required; la reapeetaUe, wllllni
ind obliging; vorj Ii^st referencea from Uni employer,
Address 0. il . Kl Weal S7th--.t.
il UTLER, VALLI', te.-Ry a Scotch Protestsnt; good
I> nlet, ni's'.-1 ian wa/, i ; ondeiaticds eon of river;
ran r:.ik" ali k.nds of _-.il.iJ>.. vil'il-g and respn.-tfui;
- temper it .t 12 year-' t^'s- . i' v r fe.oiic.s ; c tv or
country. Addnaa joseph, Tribune Uptowo ofile *,
l.'Jt.* Br.iidv._y.
HrTi.i'i. Dy nu Engllshminl thorcughly competent,
Ad.ire-, ii. c.. ,s D niven I ty p _
CARL 1 A lt F.RS. -liv mau ma wife, te take care or a
gentleman'a heuae for rammer or n nat: best reter
n.e. AOirOM D. li., Trlljuiio Uptown OU1. e, 1,-JJ.
U roadway.
COACHMAN and GROOM.?By .*. -'.adv mao; best ol
referei.s fr ,m flrat-caaa famlRea. Pleas.) addres.
( OACHMAN, *.? Ea-t 021 st, _
/""O.U"HMAN. ? A gentleman going to Europe wishes to
v./ pr..cure a altuatiou for hla coachman, ? Ol st-claaa maa ;
\.Ul highly recommend him. (au be seen al present em
pinyer's. Adlr.--, EMPLOYER, lol Park-eve._
(I OACHMAN.?By a Protestant married man ; one child
j beat eily referencea; thoroughly undemanda ins bust
i < .^ lu all lu i.rn, !,?-.; leavea on account of his people
i,oli.g to Euiope. cali or addreaa J. f., 31," i:a>t t*.Ct 1,-t.t.
C...\. UM AN.?By a y..um.' man. married, ne f.imiiv;
ihorougblv uiid.rr.ia.,is ean of saddle and earrlan
willing uni ot diging. ali c ly temperate; nr?t
claaa relenut-ee from city families; country prtf'T.eJ.
Addi M i OACHMAN, No. :t: __ Weat ttfth-at._
COACHMAN.?By a thoroughly competent single man
(.nully; u:rlei -innis hi* business in all lt
branches; win be generally uaeful and oORgtng; klgheai
teailmoaiali ai lo sobriety, honeity a.id rapacity j countrj
preferred. Addnaa lt Weat lutii-.t., private homo,
COACHMAN. Ry u man Dlaengaged June 22, on io*
...lint .f gentleman giving up betane; could leave nt
once if aeceaaary; bicrhly reeowmented bi pnaent and
? employen Call or addnae coachman, 23;
We.sl 72d-st.. Jlllvaf'- Milli".
(? OACHMAN.?By a coachman who will be disengages!
j jut.e ft, oe ;;..,-..ont of gentleman giving up his horses,
.r could go it pnaent if necessary; will be highly reeor*
mended by ht* f..rm.'.' ind praacnl employer-, cali <u
addreai COA( UM AN, 2;)3 n.-st U-th-aL, private stable.
C*}OACHMAN, te, Hy a well-recommended young man,
/willing to I*, r.i.fui: good driver; can-taker ol harness,
carriage-, fte.; rmi garden, milk, mow lawns, fte. ai
CARPENTER'S, lOtMJth-eyo._
COACHM \N. By eanful driver; city or country; good
groom; can m.lie cow. keen lawn and grounds In ordei
If tin., permit*; geed elty leieroneo Addresa THOME*
SON, Box 10, Tribune UptownOfflee, 1.23d Broadway.
Ci OACHMAN and fIROOM.?Ry a competent rel la bli
/married nun, noIneumbrancci; tlioruiij-nly UDdontandi
ihe inn- of fine hoi*.* I nlai'es amt lisni'-ss; carefu
driver; Willing and Obliging; city or ???.imtrv , beal per
utee, Addnaa COACHMAN, Everett'.
H tel, V* M.y-i.1._
C*"OA( HM AN, ic ?Hy a single young man, age 27, ir
/ nrst-ciaeacity eoachman ind a thorough eoaeaman mm
gteeeai atrietly temperato; .an mle at m.-, n.*. ; ^.^ c.tJ
panoaal referencea, Call an or addres* care Mr. Prleat
6 Ea.*t 2.1tl. st., Now-lurk (lob sublca.
Cd.cllM.VN and PLAIN C. \ RliTNER.-Ry i
single tuan whu thoroughly understand
. Uno horses, enrrlai'-s, nnd harness
careful city drivr; Wflllng aad ct,living; 7 years
reference; employer cnn be -*e>'n. Address EDWARO
Tribune Uptown OlBee, 1,238 Broadway.
Ci OACHMAN. Uv i? single man with 10 uwi' c.ltv ref.
_. irenca Oom ene employer and 4 yean' city nlunnci
t ,.m present employer; leavea .... iceeant of famllv gotni
t.. Eutep"; thoroughly understands Ibo eur,, of "horses
tO'l or addreaa 1,. ... ..... Weal &8lh-at
(...Mi'A.'.'l'.N. IC. a pro.'.'s-or; siieuhs E.en.h trftt
_/ iliiency ; best ret-rence. Addresa W. W.. Tribune lip
1....ii 1..lie... tm Broadway.
COACHMAN, Bo?By a man as coachman or gardener
?teady, aobei and rireful driver; p-feren.-.*. Addreai
WUP terma, Vf. P., Bus 573, New-Rochelle, N. Y.
(..iv 11 man. By ,1 tingle man; folly anderatanti thc
j rare ut aonea and earrlagea; ls a careful driver
Bravelaaa refer.neea 11 to honeaty and sotniety. Ad
di.-.s E. V.. Tribune lp-,.wu OtleO, 1,23.*) RrooJway.
Ci MICKI -V DRESSER.?Impoit..nt~to summer hotels.-!
? liv a nr-t elaaa experteneed chicken dresser: ree.immen
dallons '.1. be bad fnm laat employer as to capablUUaa mi
, (nertnaaa AddrtM I). W., Tribune Uptown onir?i,
: ? ay.
/?KIA" UM AN. L'S! HI. v; \N ||v :, ,-.,.;
s . Uabl ?? 1 I mon; ondeaatondi .are ..f toa botawL ear
r!,.c-'s at.rl barneaa; gardening, lawn mid sliver; beal cit)
rea. Mr. FRED, loj Weat lliti st
COACHMAN.?By a Bingle mun -shu underaunds tte
pr..|H'r care of horses and harness; ? ol. clrefui
driver; vs 111 Oe found Willing anl Obliging; BOO r an I li _
<st; good references from last and larmer employer; eona
tr, preferred. Adlrt-sa N. E.. Tribune Uptown Ofllce,
1....K Bru 'way._
( * (1 \ ( 11 .*-I A N ll y a single man; or wouTd~uike aecon
? 1 .1 - Mao : nrat-elaaa groom; Kret-elaaa elty and
c...mir. rercreneea. < :,n or addreaa 238 East .'.'..:li st.
/ < lACHMAN and GROOM. By 1 Uncle mao; thorough!
S und-rsi-ied* th'' proper ear** of horses, carriages; com
patent, reliable, generally useful; wining and obl-gina
n .,|. 1 lin wage*; v. ry beal etti referencea Addnaa K. C.
'i.ii ai ?? 1 ptown Ot .?. |,2?8 Broadway.
(?OACHM.N.-Hy a single man who thoroughly Undet
Btanda (00 ean ..r horaea. urrlagea; good city driver;
. 1, . ne hlgwj ...? 11 mended Irom laat and former am
? m. ? ?:?< -iona to g., to cunutry. Call or sdi:.-.
I*. Ii. av*9 ?ol-' ?'?'
/< .*.. hm an ? gentleman w.'sbea a BttoaUor f.r hil
''I'" r;.'* ',"", I'i',"1 '" U,.T?" "> ?? aaaue-aaa; under
t all about ile* ..11,. ,,f horaaa; (i.iuid like to havo 1
place In icu dais U_ao E. W., G2u I/.tlugiou ive.
pOA^UMAN ind <? \RDI.N ER._Ry nmrrled man fnc
^-hildreli; can milk, tend furnace, tc; wlfn good
plain cook; excellent laundress; understands walting
.'ffi^vl^ -t_comma.ul.uooa. ii
Bitna-ic-i-t. fUanttl.?Malt*.
(u
'OACHMAN and C.ARDENER-HOUSEWORK-By ?
-'neal Herman Mid wife; no children; man will be
generally ureful; wife good family cook; both wlii do
the ?ork of a family: excellent recimniendailona. At
CARPENTER'S, 108 athave. __
C* OACHMAN.-By man who th~o~ro_ghly~um_er?tands tba
'care ot horsea; willing and obliging; I* a careful
driver; 8 years' reference from present employer, who
may be aeon any dsy nt 8.r.7 ilroadw.tr, ellice No. 8- Call
or address JOHN McB., 228 East fOlH-st._
Co At'll MAN.-By a young Englishman; Just disen?
gaged; flrst-clasa references; elty or eountry. Ad
dress V. Vf., U7 East 40th-?t. private stable.
/~* OACHMAN.-lfy'irfTrat-C-Baa ai'uglTlnao; thoroughly
understands the care and management of hones aud
carriages; loaves hi* pUce on account of family going U>
Kuroi.- ; tlrst-class city reference. Call or addresa 8. Wi
No. 10 West I* th-st., private etable._
COACHMAN?A gentleman who has disposed of hla
horses and carriages ls desirous of procuring a good
situation for his coachman, whom he can highly recommend.
Call or address CHARLES A. PEABODY, Jr, 2 Wal! st.
COACHMAN. Ly a voung man who thoroughly uiidei*
stands his business; has the beet of city reference,
t all or addresa T. h., lalo employer'a, HO Irving p.ac.
COACHMAN. ?Ry-." highly" competent msn , excellent
nferences for driving and capability. Addresa
W. O., 'tribune I'ptown ofllce, 1,'iHS in >?-i*.y.
7^"0A{.HMAN~and" 0W)-TSr__Tly"'irtemp.rite7~fe[labTe
" ? yoting man; thoroughly understands the can and
Imndling of tine horses, carnages and harness; good and
careful driver; not afraid t<> work and be generally use?
ful ; t-est. of referencea. Address TRUST., Tribune Up?
town Ofllce, 1,288 Broadway.
.-I,*' RF.E~TO ' EMPI/OYERS>~AlTTilndJr"of_male help
S carefully selected and sent on receipt of ordera; city
or eoupt/y. TRUE,_Metropolltan Agency, 685 Broadway.
GARDENER.?By single man; English: haa thorough
practical knowledge of his profession ; flret-clasa grape
grower, propagator, aod plainsman ; Including gr* enhouJo*
of all kinds, fruits, flowers and vegetables; also a good
firmer; !>??" references. Addnaa J. H., Box 80S Tribune
Uptown Office, 1,238 Broadway.
GARDENER?A lady who haa aold her greenhouses,
wishes to place her gardener; ta thoroughly competent
to take charge of a gentleman's place; undentands hot
houses, fruits, and flower and vegetable gardening; la
fierfectly troatworthy: no bad habits; Bingle. Apply
o "Tho Berkeley," 20 Othav-e.
U'WV.F 11!_- M A N. ?By a young Englishman, on gentle
man'a place ; can neraea, garden, ic.; good nfenocea.
Will gentleman eal! strain or write; will bo at home.
WILLIAMBLACKWELL, 318 West 32d-sU _
(TSEKtJL-MAN.?By a young Swede, area-is English ; ean
I drive, garden, milk, mow lawns, and keep gentleman'*
t.laoe In good order; good raforene.. At CARPENTER'S,
10S_ Cth-ave._
USEFUL MAN.-Br mvrled min (age 3..); would Uko
care of gentleman's place In country; can do carpenter
work, drive, milk and plain gardening; moderate wages;
English. Addveaa TEMPERATE, Tribune Uptown Ofllce,
l.'jihs nroadway. __
ITSEFUIeMAN. 4e.-By a -.nerte min as walter or
I iiarful-n.an; understands keeling everything nice;
good milker* willing and obliging; good, aatlsfa.tory
referencea. Addnaa J. D., 100 Weal 42d-su, Trlbuno
branch._^^_
TTSEFL'L-MAN?COOK.-By married couple; man aa
' coachman, gardener, useiul-man; tend lawn, milk,
careful driver, sober and attentive; wife rood cook and
laundress; small family prtfnrred; good references; both
(rood servants, smart ind illUfing. Addrcse COACH?
MAN, .2 I'ark-st., Orange. N. J._
tT-sP.I-l i.M*AN.--I-v a "weU'recommen-fed" German,
J who eaa drive, 'garden, milk, run errands, attend
! fences, and keep gentleman's placo In order; wages mud
At CARPENTER'S, IPS 6th ava._
X" "f.SEKE le MAN.- liv n young Englishman, on gentle
- mini's niaeo ; eare horsea, garden, to. ; good reference-.
william BLACKWELL, tl8 weat SiM-at,_p
\rALET or COMPANION. Hy single young man to
a gentleman or grown boya. Addresa K H. P.,
fi East OlRt-bt- |_
I WAITER or VAT.ET.-Rv ? yoong Austrian, as walter
j '" In ii nrlvato family, or valet to tdrnjle gentleman; un .??_?
r-tands his Imslnosa thoroughly: >"<i-ellent references; conn
, Irv or seashore preferred. Address by lotter C. BRUNO,
? are of Mr. Radecky, 241 East 18tb-st. ._
Steamboats
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.
Bteaaen DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier 41, N. K. foot of Canal-st., at 0 p. m. dally
(Sundays excepted).
FREIOIIT reclved un-ll ihe hour of departnn._
A?-TKOY BOATS?St-xunen SARATOGA
? and CITY OF TROT lighted br electric ltghta. leave
pier-it N. It. foot of Clirtsi.ipbsr-at.. dally, except Satur
oay, 0 p. m. sunday steamer touches at Albany._
('
ATSKILL. HUDSON AM) COXSACKIE.
ELEGANT bTEAMI.il KAATERSKILL leaves
from foot Jay-at-. N. R.. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at 0 p. m., connecting with Boston and
Albany lu ll road.
n ATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Kout..
VJ QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE steamers leave every
week day at 0 p. m. from foot of Javst., N. R-, connect?
ing with C. M. and Carlo R. R. For time table, list ol
bouses, mes, Ac, send to pier or addresa
_ W. J. HCO II EH. Treas., Catskill. N. Y.
TALL RIVER LINK
Jl for Roeton. Newport, Fall River. Providence and
ALL P01NTH EAST. BMamera PILGRIM aud BRIS?
TOL. Leave New-York from Pier 28, North River,, foot
ot Murray-st, dally, SUNDAYS INCLUDED, a*. 6 p. m.
lull night's rest. Express tialns leave Fall River 5:20
and 7:25 a. m., due /locton 0:50 and 3:05; returning,
Pave Bootoo 6 p. in. week days, 7 p. m. Sundays, duo
New.York 7 io a. m. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH
STEAMER. Connecting ANNEX BOAT leaves Brook?
lyn 4 :30 p. m., Jersey City 4 p. m. Send four oems In
stamps for copy of " Old Colony ot Pilgrim Land." a
profusely Illustrated summer book ot nearly ono hundred
aama.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The DOUBLE SERVICE win be nannied for tho
summer season commencing Juue 18, 1838. Steamer.
will leave New-Tork al 6:30 aud 0:15 p. m., for aU East?
ern points. Itoats leaving al tbe latter hour will toueh
ai Newport at 5:45 a. m. Sundays, will leave Nevr
York al, 5 :30 p. m., touching at Newport.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK AND ALBANY.
DAILY (ex'-ept Stiudiiv-i}.
i^eave Brooklyn. Fultou-st. (by Annex) .... 8:00 I. m.
" New-York, Vestry-at. Vier.8:40 u
u New-York, West 22*_-s_, l'ler.8:00 "
for ALBANY, landing at West Point, Newburg, Tough
k-ej-ste. itlilr.ct.eck. Catskill and Hudson.
RcturnlDI, leave Albany.8:30 a. m.
^A line BAND attached to each ?<at._
MARY JTOW-SLLPOR CRANSTON'S, WKST
1"! Point, Cornwall, N-wbunr. New-Hamburg. Milton,
l'l.ughkcepsK Hyde I'ark. Rondout and Kingston. Eveiy
li.-i. day it Yes.ryst. 3:15. and Wet 2'.'_-st. 3:30 p. m.
excepting Saturdays wheu sho leaven one hoar earlier.
NORWICH LINK "f.r Huston," Won-PsterT
Portland, New-1...inion, Norwich, White Mountains, all
puluta North and Ka^t. Steamers leave l'ler 40 mid num
I. r , North Uiver, foot of Watts-st. (next Dler above Dev
la-at Varty), delly. Sundays excepted, at 5 p. m.
Tlils lino has unequalled (aellltlea for han t_ln_.' and dlstrll.
uilng freight taroUghOUt New-England. One steamer
..oh wav nally, except Sundays, ex.-Iuslvely for fi-Meht.
Tlrktea and State Booma secured st 207, 201. 337, 307, 087
Rn.adwav, 10 and 12 Oreenwlch.-t., 153 Rowerv. In
Brooklyn, 4 Court-si, 333 Wu._hincton-?t. snd 331 Fulton
al. At l'ler 40 North River, and on Steamer.*.
_ O. W. niiAIiY. Agent.
TJONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
Landing at Cranston* (West rolnt), Cornwall, Newburg,
Marlb'ro. Milton. Rouenk. epsle and Esopun, connecting
x. if h. Clbtcr and Delawt-ro, Swuy Clove and Catskill Moun?
tain latlrvada Steamari CITY OE kinoston and
J \*dl S W. BAX-DWIN leavo every week day at 4 p. m..
p ev f,...t of Harrtano-at., N. R., exe...* Saturday, when
CITY OF KINGSTON leaves lt I p. m.
CTONiM.TO'N LlNK.-ThoonlY d-reotTroTito
Ofor Watch nill and Narragansett l'ler
and points In Rhode Island. Throujh
cars between steamers' landing and Narn?ga:is..u
l'ler without change. Steamers leave new pier Sa N. R,
one I.....-K above Canal-st., ai 5 p. ru. dally, except Sunday.
11 nriiE new roi/te. '
PROVTDEXCE LDJE
FOR BOSTON.
lT-OV-DENCE, WORCESTER and all polnta EAST,
via Doston or Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND md MASSACHUSETTS
toora Tier 20 N. TL, toot, et Warren-st, at 5:30 p. m.
dnlly, except Sunday, coni.ectlng at ateamers* wharf with
express train for Boston leaving tl ni, arriving Boston
7:15 a. m. Tu.lman cara, new equipment; full night's
rest; shcrt rail ride. Rceves'a renowned orchestra on each
'PO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
A EXCCRSIDN (good 6 dsys). $1 26.
Steamers C. H. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
feck slip, l'ler 25 E. R. 3 p. m. and ll p. BL (Sundays
excepted., connecting et, New-Hiven with specUl trains
f.r MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SI'RINCHEED. HOLY.
OKI', te. Thiough tickets sold snd baggsi'.* checked at
Kit Rr.adway. New York, and 4 Couit-?t, Brooklyn.
Railroads.
^;^?;w-Y<.I<k, ontario and western
I RAILWAY brains leave irom leirlea at West fjA
and Jay *:i. as follow a.
West 42d-st., 7 :50 a, m. ; Jay-st., 7 :30 a. m., for Mld
dleu.wn, Fallsburg, Monticello. l.ltierty. Walton, Doih(.
Norwich, I'item Rome, Oneida, Fulton. Oswego, Rudall,,
Detroit, Chicago, Wallklll Valley points.
West 42d st., 4:10 p. m. | Uy-st., 3:55 Bb m., for Mid?
dletown, Ellenville, Wallklll Valley points.
Wi *t 42d-st., 6:25 p. m. ; Jay at., 0:10 p. m.. dally for
Middletown, Fallsburg. Liberty, Walton, Norwleh, Oneida,
Os\. eoe, Suspension ilrlilg", Detroit, Chicago, St. Loula.
IlutTet Mee|s*i. to Niagara talla, llecliulug Chulr Car
free to Rochester.
Pullman sleeping-ear berths reserved at 307 Rroadwav,
Tim.* lal.1.*, tlcketii. tc, at 207,307, H44, l,:t2.% H road way.
737 Cth ave., 131 ICast l*_I5th-?t.. 204 Weat lJSthst., New
York. J. C. AN HERMON, li. P. A.,
IS Ex. lunge l'lace, Now York.
J^EIIIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.
PAS&ENC.i:R TRAINS leave foot of Cortland! ind
Urabi-seca ala. aa foilowa:
0 itt a. m. for t'atasauqus and Intermediate p.Unts.
b ,i. m. for OdMVa. Ll ona. Elmira, Rocboaler, Buttalo
ind tho Weat and yiiucpal local point*. Chair car t.
Elmira.
1 p. m. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate polnta. Chair
car to Tuiikhauuuck. CoumcUou te Reading and Uarria
burg.
*?:40 p. m. for IMttston and principal lntermedlata
points. Chair cur to E. and R. Junction.
6:40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate point*.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. (hair car to
Mauch Chunk.
7 p. m. for C.eneva, Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, Buf?
falo and tho West. Eulin un ileeper te Lyona
?15 p. m. for Lauiaya and lnterm.?aiat.> polnta.
Tralus leaving at 8 a. m.. 1 p. ni. und 8:40 p. m. eon
acct for all p-luta In M.-ihanoy nnd ll?/icu,i) coal icgloiia
SINOAY TRAINS.
0 a. m. for Mauch Chunk. lU/letoii and Intermediate
polnta.
.'> 141 p. m. for Coplay and Intermediate polnta.
7 p. m. for Coneva. Lyolia Elmira, Rochester, Buf?
falo and tim West. 1'nllmaii sic. in>r to Lion*.
_ Oeneral Eastern Ofllce. 235 Uroadwsy.
CIloKK LI.VE.-Ail Kail l_.,?t,. f..VT5?aon7
h .. *w'>,,rt *nA toe ??i"'.1* ??''?Press leaves C.rand ("entral
Button ut. m a. m. and 1 p. m. Limited Express ant a
new Express train at 4 p. m., except Bunday. Faai Ex?
press a til p. m. dtuy. tillea parlor-can _? eieentng*
earl to destination.
T
HailrcwDs.
'RAINS FOR BOSTON
Tia
New-Tork and New England
and
New-Tork. New Hav ri and Hartford Ros ls. .,
Leave NEW-vmiK 10 a. M., ?3 P. M.. iTilTp. IL
Arrtvo BOgTON 4 .30 P. M., _f P. H., 7 A. M.
?... PARLOR (Alts ON DAY TRATNB.
PULLMAN 8LEEF1NO CA Ita ON NiCHT TRAUf-L
?8:00 p. m. Dally, Induing Sundaya. ?*
Other trains daily ex .opt sundays,
bleeping car a.-. ..minod.it.ons can be second at tltkai
efflces._8..7 Broadway, ami (.rand Central Depot.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ~"
_L On and afi.-r May 1.. ItoAS.
(ii'.AM) HUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUT*.
Traine leave New-York. Ma Dcehroeeea iud Cortland*
btreet Ferrie* as follows: "
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the Weat, with Tollman Vxleeo
Cara attached, ? :00 a. m., 0 30 and . p. rn. dally New.
York and Chicigo L.-iU. 1 or Parlor, lMolng, Smo*in?
and bleeping Vestibuled Cara at 0:00 a. io. over*
day. Williamsburg, Lock Haven, n Wi i m., 8 p. m. ?
Corry and Erle at 8 p. m., connecting at Corry tai
Tl Linville and tho Oil Regions.
For Lebanon. I) .00 a. m., .1 -__o ;.- m. and 12 1.1 night
ior Norristown, .'hen! xvii le, pottstown and Reading,
11:00 a. M., 1 0?, 2 .CO and 4 .<?<> p. m. batuilayi
only, ii p. m. Sundays, 0:16 and 10 a. rn.
Ran..nore, Washington and the South, " Llmt'ed Wash,
lngton Exprese'rof Pullman Pallor Cara, dally except
bunda}*, lu a. m. ; arrive Washington 4:00 p. ir. and
dally, with Dining Car. at 3:40 o. tn., arrive Wash,
lngton 0:12 p. m.; regular at 6:20, 8:00 and 8 30
a. m., 1:00, ..i.i., 4 ,;i. aud U :00 p. m., and 12 IS
night, bunday, 0:15 aad H m., 43u and 9 p. n. aod
lf.lt night
For Atlantio City. 1 p. m. week-days (through Parloi
Car).
For Cape May, lp. ni week days.
Long Drench, Ray Head Junction and Intermediate ita.
tiona, via Raliway i...d Amboy, 3:30, 0:10 a. m., ia
noon, 8:10, 4:10 and 5 p. m. On S'inday, a 45 a. a.
and .*> p. tn. (do not atop at Asbury Pirk).
For old Point and Norfolk, via N-w-York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk lUllniad, is p. m., dally; via Raiilmora
and Ray Line, 4 :3V p. in week days.
Boats of r' Brooklyn Annex" connect with ad thrcngh
traine at Jersey City, affording a ep.-)dy aod iiwcs
transfer fur Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express traine leave New-York, via Desbroaeee tat
Cortlandt Street Perries, as foilowa:
6:20, 7:20, 8, 'J ('J, Chicago Limited, with Dining Cm,
and 10, Washington Limited), and ll a. m.. 1, 2, 3 20,
I, 4:30, 6, ii, U:3(), ts and 0 p. m. and 12:16 night.
Accommodation, H /SQ and 11 :lu a. m., 4 :80 and 7 p. m.
bundays, Express tilt, 9 (-> Llmltedj and lt a. ex,
4, 4 .'P., 5, 0, 0:30. b and 0 p.i__., and 12:15 night.
Accommodation, 7 p. ni.
Trains leaving K-vi-1 ork dalry, except Sunday, at 8, 9
and 11:10 a. m., 1, 2, 4, 9, 8 p. m. and 10 a. ra.
and 0 p. m. on Sundays, connect at Trenton tor Cam.
- den.
Ticket Offices. Noa. 1. 485, 849 and 044 Rroadway, 1
Astor House and foot of D'-abra*.-.* .i.i.l Cortlandt sta. ; 4
ourt-st. and Iirooklyn Annex Station, foot nf Kulton-at.
trookiyn ; station, Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket Offlee,
os'le (inrden.
. Tho New-Yor* Transfer Company will call foi ant
check baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS E. PUGH, J. R- WOOD,
General Manager. General I'asa'r Agem
NORTHERN RAILROAD OT NEW-JERSEY.
?Trains leave fmm Chanib'-ra-st, butlon week dari
for Englewood, Tonally, Closter, bparkhlll, and Nyack
6:30, 7:00, 8:20, 'j :5_ and 11:30 a. m.; 1.15, 3:30,
4 :.'i>, 1 ISO, t-20, 0:40, 6:40, 8:00, 10:30 p. m., lj
mldnltrht, sundays. 7:00. 9 itt a. m.. 4 and 8 p. nv.
Vor Nanuet Spring Valley, Mom-iy* and Tallgians. w*-.<
days, 7 rOO, 9 :.".. a. m., 4 :50? C :10 p. m. bundaya, 050
a. tn. aud 8 p. m.
ERIK RATLWAV.-Tirket Offices, 4m, 817.
TM and OiT Broadway, 153 1-2 Ilowery, 187 Weat-st,
1 Battery pia-.-, Chanitiera and
WI
ad (Stn a) teri tea, New.
Fart, -l-l anl :;:*?> FuRon-at., Brooklyn; p.7 Eroadway,
WUllamaborg; corner Ne warfe and Hudson ata., Hoboken;
62 Montgomery-at., and New Str.tlon, Jersey City, where
Tickets and Parlor or sleeping Uar iraoi va tiena and orders
for checking and transfer of baggage can b- obtained. Ex*
f.re?s trains leave ttd-et, 6 minutes earlier than limo ehowa
rom Chambera-rt ; I..1 trains 5 to 10 minutes earlier.
9 a. m., daily, Day Exptaaa, buffet drawing-room coachee
te llut'alo : pullman bleeping eOlshel H.ri.eUavllla te
Cincinnati and Clavi lan I
10 -Zo a. m., weeli day*. Itc'aware Valley Expreaa. pirtar
car to Rine'ua.iito'i, Owego. Elmira and Corning.
G p. m., dally, "Chicago_aad tu Urala Limited,* a solid
Pullman tia'.n of dav and buifct lleeplng coaches to But.
falo, Ntagaia Falls, Cleveland. < hkaga, .u.cliinau sui
bt. Louis, no "Mia charge fr 1 HM fi.i.e.
0 p. m., dally Chicago Express. Pullman buffet s'.cep'na
coaches to Binghamton, Ow.-jjo, Elmira. Rochester, Buf?
falo, Cincinnati and Chicago.
Ru .fora ana Faa_elc?4, 4:45, 0, 7, 7:50. | :80,
10:30 a. m.; 12 noon; 1, 1:45, J,
3:40,4:10, 4:40. 6.10, 5:30. 6 50, 6.10, 6 30,
7:30, 9, 10:.*.0 p. m.; 12 night. Also to Rutherford
8 .io a. ai. ; 4 .So, 6 :20 p. m. ; to Pai-tal-, 5, 0 10, 0 40,
?. m. Sundava. 4 :1">. 8 .3(1, 10:30 a. m.; 12 noon;
:45. 3, 4, ft, 0 :30, 7 :-!0. 0, 10 30 p. m. : 12 nlvhL
raterson-4. 4 :45. 0. 7. 7 :50, 9 :30. 10 :30 a. ci. ; 12 noon;
1. 1:46. 3. 3 30. 3:40. 4. 4:10. 4:31, 4 40, 5, 5 10.
6:30, b.j6, 010. 0:30. C MO. 7:30. d. 10:80 p. m.;
12 night. Bundara, 4 :45, 8 :30. 10 :30 a. m.; 12 noan;
1:45, 3. 4, .'.. <- HO, 7 :3t>. 9. 10 ::*:. ti. m.; 12 night
Newark and Paterson, vii Newark-0 :45, 0:50, 8. 8 3o, 10,
11:30 a. BL| 2, 8:30, 4:20, 4:5(1, 6:20, 6:50, 6 20,
7.30, 10 p. m.; 12 night, bundaya, U m.; 3.30,.
8 .tn. 8 p. m.
Ridgewood and Suffern?4. 4:45, 7:50, 9:30, 10:30 a. m.;
1, 3, 4, 4:30. 6, 5:30. it: in, fl :40. 7:30, 9, 10:80 p. m.;
12 night. Also to Ridgewood, 8 :30 a. m. ; 6 :20 p. m.:
to Suffern, 3:30 > m. bunda va. 4:45, 6 30. 10:30
a. m. ; 1 :45, 4, 6 :S0 p. m. ; 12 night.
Newburg and Cornw-II-7 :50, 9 a. m. ; 3 :?0, 4, 4 :30, 1:0O.
5 :30 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. : 1 :45, 6 p. m.
Warwick?Week days, 4 :-15, 9. 10 30 a. in. : 1, 4 :30 p. n.
Goshen?4:45. 7:50, 9, 10:30 a. m. ; 1. 3:30. 4 30, 6:30,
9 p. m. Sundays. 4 :45, 8 :30, H a. m. , O :30 9 p. to.
Middletown and Port JervIs-4 :45, 7 :.*-0, 9, 10 :30 a. m.;
8 .30, 4 it? 5, 7 30. i) p. ci. Sundays, 4 45, 8 30, 0,
a. m. : 5. 0 :30, d p m. .
Express trains from the West arrive in New-Tork lt
7:05, ll :50 a. m.. and 10 20 p. m.
W. J. MVRPHY, L. P. FARMER.
Gen'l Sup't. General I'aseenger Agent
? . - m
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
N. r. C. * ll. B. H.,co., lesieea.
Trains lPave Weet 4_M-~t. atatioa as follows, and 20 mia*
otes tallier from low', of Jay-at,, Nortii River.
Detroit and Chicago, -'J itt *? tn.. *lj :i.0, *s :15 p. nu
bt. Lollly '6 00, -s:15 ii. m.
Syraiiis.?, Rutijlo, Rocneater, Suspension Bridge, NV?
?gara Palls, 3 .15, ''.? itt I. m., -0 :00, ?b 15 p. m.
Utica, 3:15, "9:55, (>11 :30 a. m., *(> .00, *S .15 p. m.
Kingston, Baogertlea, Cataklll, Albaay, 3:15, *7:15,
*9:*i*>, [a ll:3Ua. ir.., ia)4:00, 0 .00, -S:l.">p. m.
t'raimton'M, \\v.i Point, Cornuall, Newburg, *3:1\
?7:1.>, "J :'>5, 10:15, (adi ,'l.i a. h., (a 1:00, 4:10, 5:15.
?8:15, 8:45 p. m., and -0:00 p. m., Cranatoa'a, Cornwall.
New burg.
per M. ntreal and Canad. E.i?t, -6 00 p. rn
Hamilton, London, "j :,">5 a. m.. *(l .Ox), "8:15 p. m. To?
ronto, :i> ..',.*> a. m.. :C:0'.', "8:15 p. m.
Elegant sleeping car.-, for Budal.., Niagara Falla, De.
troll, (. hi'.ui: . ml >t. I...ni*.
* Dally. : Dally except Saturday. Other trains dally
except Sunday, (a. s.j dava laney City, P. R. R. su
tlon, (a)_l:_0a. m., (a) B:40 p. m.; Hoookeu, West Shore
btaiioii, (1)11.901. m., (?.,:> bo p. m.
lor tlcne'.-., tl me-iii ul..*, i ul... os *0-eplng car accemm'
datlons or lnforniitlon, apply at office*.. Rrooklyn-Hnj
Wa-hiDL'tnn-sf., 7ii _-'ui'o:i--i., Annex O-lee, f.vit of Kui
ten *t. New-York City?.KA, 785, 942 II:..adway, 153 1-3
Bowery, 12 Puk Place, and West si."re SatUn*, feet ol
We*t ttbLut foot of Jay-st-, N. R. C. E. LtMBERT.
5 Vand.rbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent
NEW-TORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
ll RlVl-.R RAILROAD.
GREAT POUR-TRACK Titi NK LINE.
un and after Jinn; 2, trains leave
ck*."*.!. (.r.NiiiAl, bTATIOH,
Largest anr Finest l'a-s--i!g.-r station la Amir?*.
*8 a. m.. IU Chester and Montieal E>prc-..*. drawlng-roeto
ears to Albany, Troy and syracuse, Blao to Montreal and
b*- Alban-.
"J:5D a. m., PAMOttt VF-STIBULKD CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, eonpi-aed ext laat veiy of buffet
em?kit.i;-c?r, dining-car, lmwing-room and sloeplng ca.? for
Albany, Utica, byia.ua., R-Cheater. ButTaio. Niagara
Palls, Erie, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Toledo, arriving al
Chi. ..i 0 at il :5o a. ii... St- 1-o.iis 7 :40 p. in. next dav.
ilu:30 a. m., cr.lcrgo Expreaa foi Niagara 1.11a, To?
ronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati, ludianapolU. Detroit and
Chicago; drawin>;-rooi>* cars ?... Ca ninda Igua ant P...hester,
111 :3o a. m., weetea New-York and NorUien. E-preas,
With dra wing-too in car.
3:30 p. m., Saratoga and Ctlca special with drawing
room cars to Albaay uni Troy. Run., tlirou^'h to Lake
Oeorge on saturdays only.
?4 p. m., Atcoaiasetallao to Albany and Troy.
!*o p. m., Past Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louie Ex?
press f..r Niag.ua Pella, Buffalo, Hiupenaloa Bridge, To.
ronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indianapolla. tt Lowe, To?
ledo, Detroit and Chicago, with Bleeping and dining cars.
i'i '?) p. m.. M. ul', al and (ai.au laigua ExpeCQQ, dall*.
Sleeplng-caia to Plattaburg and Mor.-j.-.l via Rooae'a Poins
and via st. Albans ilao t.. 8}ri( I aa ind Cananda cu.. dally
except sunday. Bunday 'ruin dei ?> aol nu wael ot Albeny.
9 p. m., Special bleeper, arrlvea Rochcater 7 4u a. m..
Buffalo 9:35 a. m., and Cleveland 1 '-'?> p BL
1*11 :H0 p. m., Past, Night Bxpeeaa for Roch'ster. Buf.
fal.., Niagara talla, Toiooto, Clovclaiid, Cincinnati, In.
dtlnapulls. St. Louis, Lefrolt and Chinga, with sleeping
ear* si-'cnlng-car* lo Clayton, via Utica, dally except
Saturday , al-o to I anand.ii^u.i oa Bundara only.
12 nl-ilit, Albany Express, with *!"(? l>!ni.--ca.-s to Albany
and Troy. Conneeta with the norning tralus lor tbe West,
for KliatOga, l^iko Georgu and the North (except saturdiy
night...
Tickets and spec In drawing-room and sleeping eire cn
sale at (itand Central s-a.'..-. 4 1.1 ; *.*. aod yr.* nroadway.
IS Park-place, l Rattcrv-plac.', 02 West 135th-st- and
1,'ISthst. Station, N.-w-Vork; 333 WeehlagtoO and 730
Fulton sts., Rrooklyn. and 79 4th st., Williamsburg.
V\e*iMiti'B Expreaa calls for and checks baz.age frost
hotels or reel,len.?>?*.
?I'.un d.iil5 , Othcre dally exeep* S-inliy. !Stcp at 133_h?
st. Btallon io take up passenger* (or No th and weat
J If. TOD! 'P.V. HEX RY MONETT.
General Supoilntendont General Pa*.*.ng.r Agent.
CENTRAL RAILBOAD OF XKW-.JKRSET.
P(.OT OE LIBERTY ST Kl KT. NdRTH RIVER.
Tin. ? Table el Ma) SO, 1888.
For PHII.Alil'T.PIII A and TRENTON. " Bound Brook
Route.-' al 4, 7 1>, i), ll a. ni. ; 1 io. tilt. 4, 5 :_0, t'JEp
Vi p. m. bUNOAYd al I. ?* IS a. ax. : .'. io. Vi o. m.
a*.-.!.,., i.._i.... ... a r ?., *. Il ? ... 1 -.,. . . ... ? -.1
lt ?, 7 lS. ll .1. ni.'l' .:)ii, 4. bm, 7:30,
i rai'is te.i\ m.: .i n. , .... ,. ... ..... x.,..-, ?*, ,. ..e. . .^v,
12 p. m. have ,i,i ne.'iou fur Reading, Harrisburg, Potts?
ville, etc.; 4 a- in for Eaaton. Bethlebeea, Allentown.
Mauiu Chunk, Reading. Hairl-burg, etc. On bundar fur
Easton.
7:00 a. m. for P.en:iii'.'tou, Easton, Rethlihem. Allen?
town. Mauch Chunk.
8:30 a. m. fyr Wemtngtoa, laike Honatcong. Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wtliteabare*. Beran
ton, Reading. Harrisburg, pott,s Hie, T..n a jua, hham-kln,
Sunm.it, Lewleburg, WnUamaport
1 n. m. for Klenilugton, Eaaton, Rethlehem, Allentown.
Minch Chunk, Reading, Ilirrlaborg, etc.
3:45 n ni for Ea-'on, Hethl. h.-in. Allentown. Mauek
Chunk, wilkcbarre. Bcrtntea, Taaaaoai. sh.vi.okln.
4 'Al li. m. f.-r Flemington, L.iUo Hoj^ujiig, Ea_tOO,
Bethlehem, Allentown, etc.
6 00 and 5 :3D p. m. for So-iervii:.' and r.-mlngtcn.
6:45 i.. in. f.r Eaaton, Bethteh.m. Allen-own, Miach
Chunk, ll adm/ Hairlsbur^, etc. (in Sundays al .M
P' 4!'8 T"., ll :15 a. m., 1, 3 3'V 4, 4 -lo, rt 15 p m. I Sun.
dav*. 0:1.', '.COOa tn fol It'd Hank L?ug Branch (A'bury
P.11I1. (Lean t.r.ive. except Sundivi, P?ltit Plea**
ant. Parlor cars at ll tit a. m.. 1, S:..i.. 4 30 p. ta.
?1. ** l.*> a. tn., t, 4:30 p. m. for liri.iliigdiile, LAKE*
WOOD. Manchester, Toms River. Rirn.gat. eto. , .
4 .1 m.. 1 p. ni. for ATLANTIC CITY. Vineland.
BrUgeton. '
4:00, 0:00. 8:15. 11:15. 11:45 I. m., 1 00. ?. k**e
6:80, 0 15 p ra S.im'.ivs. it -no. lt a rr. for lVrlh Amboy
BANDV HOOK Ri.t.TE
For LONG BRtNCH. OCEAN GROVE, etc,
FROM PIER 8. N. IC _ . ? '
For Atlantio Highlands. Highland noach Reabrighl. Mei**
mouth Reach and Long llranch. 4 30. 10:18 a. m. ; t-io.
6 p. m. bundaya t.xiopt AtlanUo lllghlanda). ???.
ForPiiVron. Asbuiv Patk, Oeean Grove. a_0.. Itl-IHh
1:45 p. m. Sundaya {except A-t.ury Park and Oieax
Cmvpi. 0:.10a. ni . .. . _
For l.skeweod. Toma River and Barnegat, 4 30 a ?*_?_
3 :45 p. m.
(V.l'E CIUHLKS ROUTI
^^ FOR ,
ORO POINT COMFORT. ?* /
-NORFOLK. I*OltT8.MOt.THt
AND THE SOUTH.
NEW-YORK. PHILADELPHIA .
. Train leavea foot nt Cortlandt
dally, t 00 p m. Tickets and sleeping i*?-"^ .
at any Ticket Office ol the Pennsylvania^ W*_?,*. ST
H. VV. DCNNli, bupt. IV B. COOKE. 0. fl ? *? **
A TiOttrOltE' ?
1 and I-*,''^rg^in!aA
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