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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ORIENT AL SCRIPTURES.
"THE SACRED BOOKS OF TDK EAST. Clarendoi
Tress. Oxford; translates! by vartoue Oriental srhol
ars and edited by f. Max Muller. The XXXIs
Vol., The Zend Avesta, Dart HI.-The Yaana, Vis
parad. Afrlnagsn, Gah and miscellaneous fragme-its
translated by Kev. I., ll. Mills, D. P., lion. M. A
Oasn
Tha Rev. tho Reetor ol Lincoln College, Orford
1'ublle Orator to the rnlventiy, In preientlng Dr
Mills to the congregation to receive the honorary de
pree ol M. A., January 31, 188?. said: " Among fhe
many great works completed under the auspices o
the Delegates of the Clarendon Dress, none ls elthe
more valuable or honorable than tbe series ol tie
?Sacred Hooks of thc East. . . Although ern!
rent and learned men have co-operated In brlnglni
this work to Its oumpletlon, none. In my opinion, do
serves better ol our I'nlverslty than lawrence Hey
worth Mills, whom I now lntroduco to you.
Ko one ls unaware ol the merit ol James Darmosteta
In unravelling these subtleties, nor does the emlnen
man whom our learned Maximilian Muller though
worthy to complete the Interrupted work ol Dar
masictar and to publish the remaining parts ol thi
Avesia willi a commentary, deserve less praise,
then-lore present to you the distinguished citlten o
the I'nited Prates (vlrura lUustrem retpubllrae Amerl
canae clvemi, who ls also Doctor ol Divinity ol tin
I'nlverslty ol New-York, that ha may be admitted tc
the degree ol Master in the Fooulry ol Arts."
llie volume contains Hie translation of the Gathn.
the oldest and most Important part ol the Avesta
being tlie original hymns ot Zoroaster. The hook ex
?presses the religion ol Cyrus, Darius and their sue
rv se. ors. Tlie purity and depth ol that religion an
Hrllilng In the extreme, and P may well alloiil an ex
planation ol the favor shown by Cyrus to thc .Tows o:
tho Captivliy, resulting In their return to Jerusalem.
The Zend Ave-(a had In .-ititlrjulty an immensely ex
lended Influence, having predominated tn the E-OlOtai
Empire for at least fifteen centuries. It ls wldelj
believed to have Influenced th-* Jewish faith bj
crushing the earlier 800BOOIS Creed and Introducing <
firm belief In the future life. Darab Dasttir FSBhotol
Panjana, tho leading scholar among the f.0.000 tr
70,000 Zoroastrians In llomhay. thus writes (see th<
** Bombay Gazette,-*1 August 27, 1 c~Ti :
'? Students of the earliest Iranian literature wll
welcome the publication of tho third part ol th(
Zend Avesta . . . The volume under notice cnn
s!?ts of translations of some of the most dlfllcult
metaphysical portions of tho Avesta lore. vlr?, th*
Catha*, which . . . form tho most illITlculi por
tlon of ludo Germanic philology. The author, thc
Erv. Dr. L, II. Mills, ls an American . . . whe
has devoted himself during many years to a patient
examination and dose comparative study of Um
Vedas and Gathas. He has also studied ihe oontenu
of the whole exegesis In tho l'ahlaol, Sanskrit anti
l'erslan languages, and this, involving iho labor o:
correctly deciphering and iiiider-.t..ndliic: some of Qm
(.ld MSB relating to the subject, will give r.n Idea ol
the bold spirit with which the author must have un
dertaken his task. The translation Itself ls a master
ly porformance, and forms an sdasltaMfl lllustr.-tioi
of the advanced stage of development which Zoroas
Irian studies havo reached up to tho present time.''
Application has been made hy another Parsl (Zoro?
astrian) aeholar In Bombay to the I'nlverslty Press ol
Oxford for permission to translates the volume lntr
Ihe Gerjeatee language.
Nero Publications.
ITUGENIA : A FRIEND'S VICTIM,
Ak Tale of Italy, by Alum llurlha <W. p. II.), ls th.
title of tbe second volunn" of toa Elite Library. Foi
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ave., Rew-Yark. Tenth yeai begins bepteinbT 27.
-V>?i*dU)g pupil*. BCOO pm year.
Rf ISS FEEBLER AN!) MISS THOMPSON'S "*
**TI SCHOOL FOR G1KT.S,
82 and 81 East 57th-st., New-Yerk.
Address unUl Sept. 1st, care of J. KENNEDY TOD A
CO.. /lan-sra, P8 WflUasuC. N Y. _
at RS. GALLAHER'R SCH* 'OL FOI'. YOUNO LADIES,
61 West Fifty-second-st.
o .ni
IM
_REOPENS OCT. e_ Cir.CTT.APJ5.
1SS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS-.
16 Esst C5;h st_, New-York.
Will reopen Sept-mbsr 20 Boys' Claise
MADAME 01OVANMNI. SLi?*i-le.r flnishlns famllv
school for young ladies ; eperlaltli * : higher English
muele, lsnruaxts mid ari; terms, $400 -6 eOOO. lo.
Fast 61.1-t.________
TtllSS JAUDON'S SCHOOL TOR GIRLR 848 MadiaoZ
illsve?Will reopen MONDAY. 0''T"BER lat Five
?pupils rerelved lnlo_tho^ family _
rpm MISSES WREAKS'H UOAKDIRQ AND DAY
1 SCHOOL far girls, 'AT Eu?t OBlb-Ok, 1000-*-! Oct. 1 ?
clrcula-i. on application t>-r letter until -Sept 6.
THE COMSTOCK SCHOOL. ~ *
(Established 1S02V
NO. 32 WEST 40TnST.
Boardlnr snd Dav School fo: ronna Ladles. ,
Rnpeaa-QBt 3._ __ - DAYJa eharBe___
\r Ali norman INSTITUTB (Fonafled 1887). H0HC
AND day BCHOOL-Central i-ark. Weat, st C.-d-nt.
(Morgan Mansion.) Mme VAN NORMAN. Principal.
For Both Sexes?City.
A -CIRCULARS OP OOOD SCHOOLS FREE.
?*1 nBJ'Jstkmt f.r boys or girls, a_d locality preferred.
Ik. E. AVERY, American Scbool Buiesu, 2 Vt. 14th st-.N.Y.
|> ACi-AftD'*. BUSINESS loLI.I-.l.K. AND SCHOOL
A OK so enoch a PHY elli reopen Tuesday, September
4. Send tor circular. S S. PACKARD, President, 101
East 88d-st._ _ ______
SWIMMING TAUGHT," at "places and times to suit
pupils oonveriienoe bv chan.pion suimrcer. Addn-s
.Frof. DONALDSON, 7 Murrav-st., New-York.
IiRE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WEST MADISON SQUARE. N. fT
Open aU Sumtcnr Also Seaside bummer Coursa.
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn HEH.ins 0EM1HARY.-This day and
boardii.g school ol Veaa( ladles <_bth ye?r> will reopua
fc'.pternber 2C Circa.ur*. ??nl on apnllcatiin.
Iio Al'.ntsgue ??_, lirookirn. M. Y.
Charle*** e west,
mary a. br1uhah,
_ l'rlnripala
Muaic.il Instruction.
EADVILLE CoNKllRVATORY OF MUSIC.
M
Eminent teachers In ail branches music and art. 225
pupils. Fall term tx-gins September 4- S, nd for eat*
logue. F. A REYNOLDS. Director. Meadvllle. Ps.
For Yoting Ladies?Country.
AT MOUNT HOPE LADIES' SEMINARY, Tarry?
town. N. i , i-nii pays Ix.aid and tuitions per
Behool yesr. Mu*lc ai.d art only extras. Opens
Ban- ti._BOPT i n.ACR, A. M , Principal.
AQUET IRS! 1*11 1 v Bl it H Ila N J.
Knglisii, French, and Ccrn.au hoarding and day school
Ii
(or young ladles. Prlmsrr. inteimediste sud coll-uists
Brpartu-tnta Early apielicsUoii l? dutlrable.
Harriet ?. BAUOET. Principal.
fa ORDENTOWN K1.MAI.1. C5LLEG__, H. f
Sf Charm|ng location on the Delaware. Htalthlul, home
Baa aaa Ctiristlso. Superior Ucllitles in music and art.
Snstrnrtion.
For Young: Ladies?Country.
BICTHLKIIEM, FENN.-Bishopthorpe, a boarding
school for girls. Twentieth yrs/.
_ F. I. WALSH. Principal.
OLLKGIATK SCHOOL FOR PIRLB, RROLRWOOOT
N. J. R.o|>_i-.e .seo'cnirwr 80. Preparation for col?
lege a specially. Pupils admitted to vasmar. Wellesley,
ana Smith on our rort;_i-ata. ADALINE Vf. STERLING.
CARt'I-INE M. Ci KUlsH, A. II._
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE,
V-* Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ?Prepares - oung Ladlee for
Collegs; wtth heme comforts sud speclsl esra.
Mis- SAJiAH V. H. BUTLER, Prlnclpal.__
Ci'TTAiir. SI MIN A KY-A Home School for Young
Ladies, ...Inion. Onfi'd.1 Co., N Y. One ns September
6._ REV. C. W. HAWLEY, A. M., Principal. _
DARLINGTON SEMINARY, fer Young Ladles Wesl
Chester, l's.-Pell tenn begins Sept. 17; healthy snd
besutlful loesilon; sll brs.i*-heH taught; B180 per year. For
cstaleguesddress lt DARLINGTON, Ph. D.. prln.
DREW LADIES* SEMINARY. Tarmel. N. T.-8S8
year opens Sep-emt.er 12. Healthful, honelike, thor?
ough. Illustrated ( lrcnlsr, GEO CI'.QSBY SMITH. A. M.
I*'. LM IR A "COLLEGE. FOR WOMEN, otters-isuperior
a* sdvsntaces in Collete. Sclentllle snd Preparatory
Courses of Study; also In Music and Art Healed by
steam, snd fui-nlohed with sn elevator. Charges are
unusual!? modenu*. Send fur Catalogue to i*re_i_-_m_.
A. W. OOWLER LL. Dm Elmira. N._Y._
g MH.DFN HILL SEMINARY, FOR YOUNO LADIES,
ll Bridgeport, Conn. Address
Miss EMILY NELSON, Principal.
HOME and DAY BCHOOL FOK GIRLS, ?? THE ELMS,'
Sprliit-fleld. Ma.-,*., Min Porter, Principal. Pupils
admitted to Vases., Wellesley and bmlth on our aertlflcate.
Quincy method for children.
HOUGHTON SEMINARY" roR~VOUNG~LAn-Ks7
Clinton, N. Y-, oiTe'is liaearpaaaad advantages in music,
languages, sciences and art attractive to graduates ot high
schools.
For illustrated catalogue address
_A. G. BENEDICT. A. %t.
HOUSATONIC VALLEY INSTITUTE, Cornwall.
Lltcl.f;?id County, Conn. ?Boarding school for rosins
ladles. Pleasant, healthful lnostlon; home comfort's and
good Instiueti, n. F.,r terms and par'l. uiiir- send for cir?
culars or address Principal, MRS. C. H. GUION, Corn
ivan, Conn. _ _
HOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. N. Y.^/Tboardlne and
day schell fur ve.ung ladles and Utile girls; will re?
open September ls, MI SIS M- W. METCALF, Principal._
JVY HALL 8EMINART?FOR TOURO LADIES,
BridgeteOn, N. J- '-'"th year begins Kept. lOtB. Beat
advantage! at moderate rates Music, ah, Ancinni and
Modern Languaffaa crnduatlng course* Ilcalihful.
Phyalcal Culture. Address
Rev. "? *?*'?*' >'*J EVES, ph. P., Principal.
I vniiON HALL,
li PO VC HKEEPRIE. N. Y.
A Girl's School of the best class. Collen Preparatory
and Academic I ooraoa Languages, Art, Music. Address
SAMUEL WELL.. HUCK. A. M.. Principal._
*\] cT.EAN BRMIRART, BIMSBURT, CONN -Horan
ill Behool. Young Lilies. HeauMful and healthful lois
i.in., 'i leice hours from Raw Vork. Half hour Hom
Hartford. Address Rev. J. B. McLEAN.
MISS E. ELIZMlI/lII DANA
II- , linsry for Young Ladles at Morris?
town, New-Jersey, Beptember 19. Thorough last-UcUo-i
in English, l'reiich and Gannan; Music sad Art. orlunda
ample for recreation. i lin,in- of Morristown unsur?
passed. Terms: Boarding Pupils, $500. Circulars on
ai plication._
Mit G. WILLIAMS* SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
KOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Amherst Mms. From Scot. 12, 'i>8, to June 17. '89.
Bond lol Circular. So.'u. College Advanugue and
1'reparailou for College.
M18S BULK LEV'S BOARDING ARD DAT SCHOOL
for girl*. Tarrytown-.eii-ihe-lludson. will rce.pen Wodnc*
ia.*- Beptembei id. A'lj:.-- ty lattei mi til September 1.
Ill ORA VI AN SEMINARY FOR ITO UNG LADIES.
l's Bethlehem, Pa. A century's esi*r'encc, combined
vith Lest modern methods, adord* facilities equalled by
few nnd excelled by none _^^^
()
fy u,i
Uvauti
SS1NING INSTITUTE,
Sin. E.inc on the Hudson. New-York,
Girls and Young Women. 21st year begins Kept 19.
utllul lur situation. Best advsiiiages In Art and
Music. Christian culture Thorough sud advanced
literary work. Academic courw l!:s for collete. Col?
legiate course prepares Ior de-ice of A. B. at Columbia
College. S. M. VAN VL1.CK, A. M., E. B. SHERRARD.
R08IERE BEMINARY, Stan,ford. Conn.-Home dard?
ina school : : mlaaoa iud children, thorough Instruc?
tion; mother's rare: ie<eiM*u*? Sepiember 25. Address
Miss A. THURSTON, Principal.
I
W 1 .', J__V 1 ? I 1 , I . , ,. 0 1,n01,.<eie*,1, ll . ,e . ? l*J. wi,.
i^ est (burch Behool In ihe country for girls, sill burin
Ita Bfty-second school vear on Wedneadn. s,.p*. 26. fot
???-. stat : _? ',-iiris. et,*., apply to Mlaa JULIA G.
MCALLISTER, ihe principal, Purlin.ton. N. J., or to
ihe Bishop ol New-Jersey, the president _
rp ALLMAN Seminary. Patereoo, N. J?Full course, with
1 thorough Instruct! ns in ever* department Musicsi al
lan'aK**-- Soi circulars addreaa Mlaa M. M. Host Prim
7* 1.MULE G KO VE LADIES' SEMINARY! Serat.. g_
Sj-iings, N. Y. Thiiiy fe.mth nar begins Sept. ld.
Address_CHAS v. DOWD. Ph.D., rna
THC HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, fee. Yoong Ladies
atid Girls, found-.1 in 1882. REV. ARTHUR J.
RICH, A. M., tl. D , 1'.. Is|? ? -' .ni, Md.
T*RR Missus ARABLE'S BOARDING ARD DAY
1 School for V, i.i.c .'..'files will reopen September 20,
kl ? Bayard-st, Ne*.*- Brunswick. N. J-_
'RINITY HALI "- n rp N. .1.
I STA BLUSHED lat)-.
A thorough h ,in, school for twenty young ladlea Varied
ad van I iges of the highest < rd ir i .ireful tra*nln,: In mat.
i ?r, mind an 1 heart Solid i nirure m English, Music, Art
and languages. A prescribed course f.o students pn
paring fo: any collen. Twenty-Bret year begins Septem?
ber 27. Jeer circular ad ii en-"the principal,
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
WALNUT LAST -1( l|OOL-Fr*P.M UP. LY MADAM"!.
o ? lemenfs ll,.arding an_ Day School Ir young lsdies;
82d year e.ji-r.i. Beptembei 26; Academical and Collegs
Preparatory Couraea; Pupils enter WellBBtef on our
examination. For clrculara address
Mlaa ADA M. SMITH, l Prln trills,
Mra T. li RICHARDS.] German! wo. Phil*.
WKSI WALNUT STREET BOARDING BCHOOL foi
li v ang :*: tses ani Little Girls. Ke-oneni Beni 19
Ch vail. Miss J. TRAUTMANN. Prln.-lpal.
Catalogue on application. 4.SOI WllBlVll, Philsd's, I's.
For noys mid Young .Hen?Country.
VHOME AND SCHOOL foi BO Boys ui,:,r 13 vears
old 28th var- 8240. INSTITUTE, Hampstead,
\i.i \ AN DER INSTITUTE.-Mllltary Boarding School.
White Plaina, N v.
0. lt WILLISL A. M.. Ph Vv, Principal._
OJ ACKWARfi AND INVALID HOYS
If .a.-. fully eared for .ind Instructed bv an experlene-ed
nlivsiclsn and t.*?cher. B-s* of references.
v * DR williamson, \,-w London. Conn.
DRTTB ACADEMY, Staml i l, Ctj BOte Year.
A select scho'-l for boya
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE AND BUSINESS.
Individual training. I*hysl**al drill.
Bnoadfl lar.e- and very attractive.
_WM. J. BETTS, M. A. (Yale), Principal.
^TdUNTOWN (N! J.j MILITARY INSTITUTET
tel Ihe Bluffs of the D.-laware, between KBW-Tork and
1-nilHdelphta. solid foundations in English-American
academia studies. Careful preparation for colbee snd
higher 6c!eiillb'.- schools. Musi:. Upton's U. S. A. T-Ctlcs.
REV T. ii. LANDON. A. U- PrtnclpaL_
HRTANT SCHCOL
ROSLYN, Ia L, N* Y.
An lnet-ipomted si hool cf ihe highiet class for boys.
Enc lin, c aHSi,.... .., ? ..-i-lnl, n,.,:-.?rv.
(.Lo BP.LCE CORTKLYOU, I'rlnclpai.
CATHEDRAL BCHOOL Of SAINT PAUL Garden
City, L. 1? Hoarding school for boys; aeeoinmoiiailons
uu.surpatesed ; thorough preparation for Harvard, Columbia,
Yale, Trinity, tn ; Ifl teachers employed; Military system
ui :? ? a United Mst-** Army Officer. Address CHARLE_s
STURTEVANT MOORE, A. H. iHarvard), Head Maaior.
B
?AVUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY.
-y AURORA. _ Y.
_Colonel C. J. WRIGHT, B. S-, A. M.
Twenty-second year begins Beptember 20. Address
CORNWALL HEIGHTS BCHOOL.
Twenty-second vsar teepine. Sept*
Rey. CARLOS ll- STONE, Coiuwall-ou-Hud-on. N. Y
I)
R. HOLBROOK'S
MILITARY F-riIOOL,
s i| Sing, N. Y.
Reopens Thursday evening, Sept. I !? I 13'h. Addrens
Ber, l) a HOLBROOK, Ph- D
1,1 LM WOOD school FOR BOYS.-At Milford, Conn.
j Parents who aro unfoiiunate in ihe inaiiaK*ment of
their sent will do well to prollt br tho advantages offered
by this --ho.l. Addresi FRANK M. HOWE. Sup*'
l/RUU.HOI.D INSTITUTE. F.ochold, N. ,1,-Foriy
x fourth year; foi bi.vs and Ttiung nifii. Addiess
Rev. a. g. Chambers, a. M., principal._
CtLENWOOD INBTITUTK, MBtawon, Monmouth Co.,
IN. J.-Fins location; thorough minina : military drill;
library: gymnasium. ni'O. J. elvin Rlee. A. M.. l'nn.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. WareBBIlt
Mn*.-., ;j.(i year, begun Bepi IA 1S.S. Classical,
fccienii'ie-. Business, Primary Depsrtmanta
jcs).i'll ALDEN shaw. a. M., Head Master.
IRVING INSTITUTE Tsrrytown.on-Huds..n, offers un?
usual advaiitwea te, parent- nakina th" '-'-st Instruction
for thail ! ys. Addre-a A. ARMAGNAC. Ph. D._
I~AREWooD. N. J ?Courtlsndt Place Behool for Boys.
i Attractive and ceiiifortilde building, erected for th- p ir.
j. se. Boys have sepsrsi i n r*,l physical, intel
liciual ani luina; training. 'Uios. ii Buplee. Prine.
_>!
r. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
SELECT BOARDING-SI HOOL !*OR HOYS AND
YOUNO MEN, AT SING BING ON HUDSON.
REOPENS SEPTEMBER 18. l.t>_.
For parilculara and circu ars ad I
J. HOWE ALLEN. Principal.
MITCHELL'S BOYS' SCHOOL, BUleries, Mass., 13
miles from Boston and 0 miles from Lowell, on tho
J. -ni Lowell m. It A smelly seleat |.j.-,!ly s.c'ice.l
1,1 I: ju from 7 lo lb inclusive; fail term commences
Oclobt-i 1. Send tut circular W M. C. Ml'lcllELU
M., Principal. _
VEW-ENGI.AND QONSERVATORT.
ll MUSIC, PINE ALTS. nl-.ATORY,
Llierstiuo, English Branches, French, German, It-Han,
eic. LARGEST and BEST EQUIPPED in tlc* WORLH
1"0 Instructors, 8,262 s* rear: Hu aiid and
ROOM with Bleats iUat and Eleni* i.icht. FALL Tl.CM
beg. ut Sept. 13, lfcso. li.u-trau 1 Cae,,dar free. Address
lURJEE. Iilreetor,
1 .u:.,.llll .Se.iilale*. lloh'.e.n. Mass.
NT;kv/ai.k. conn. noRWalb MII-ITARV instT
i i TE ?Thorough teaching; careful training , moderate
.Lau" auperlei buiiJ.ng ; gyiniis .;um, t,?iv,liig abeys;
boattiouse, F. S. ROBERTS. Prlaelpa-.
^ i .: nrs iN. J.) in 11 11 11: - liit-ii [7SO feat),
I,, e. ll, l. le,,,* . teal -'Iioo! !.,r le*.IS. Pilli,MV tel
Bl ii-ie !?'! poule*, ?*'*., for liding
N
,iiii. hon * a; baal Behool for boj a.
I ry. Si >ii'* t'i ponte*. A
Hon. Illuatrated catalogue. J. WU eon, A. M.. Prln.
v/AKETll HALIa.?Mon nan Bnidtea Behool S.r
iii- a;, Ronreth, Horttomitoa Co.. Ps. Roooaoa
Kepi 12th. _
1> ENNSYLVANIA .Ml LITA KV ACADEMY.
27T1I YEAR OPENS BE1?TEMBER 19.
A MILITARY l 0 LL EG E. ?.?_?-,
DEGREES IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, CHEMISTRY.
AKi II1TECTURE AND ARTS
A thoroughly orgaiiired 1'ret.arstoiy Hi-nsrtment
Circulars of Mr. GE" H STERLING, 62 Dey-st., City.
im. i Has v.. HiATT, PrateBnt._
PAKK" AVENI E INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
?Ex oallen I I for bera .y-l .nutates nret
class. 1'orenls a, ways ptna I B lin H- nt 10, 18-S.
For eli culara address
S. B JONI S. A. M.. PriOOinl
I" )i*.;.iuf. in--.Turi"i '?? UWUtSToWS*; S i 18 lo
I a. e.nv. prepares foi l ege. Teaehlng. Iiusiue?s.
Thorough in German, Pitmeh. .'i'.-ile-. ah i>j?-ies Sept.
18. K.i JoHN GREENE Ph. D, Prln|lBa
1>*ii GHKE1 PhlE ..'. v.; Military Institute. Ali -'ig'*-***
( olieue. BOSlnSaa. Went Point. Naroe title publication.
I.iusiraied -suie-gue. C. B WARRING, Ph.D., Vrl'i
RECTORY SCHOOL,' Hamden. Conn.-For Boya 130*
t.i60, home Influencae; thorough school system, ex?
tensive grounds, gymnasium, boat house. *? address
Hav. H. L. bVElO-Si. M. A., Kaetor.
Jnotruction
Boya and Yourie: Men?Country.
RENSSELAER POLVTEi JtNIC INSTITUTE!, Troj
N. V. Tho oldest School of Engineering In the Unite
Slates. Next term begins Best 12. Tho Register f,,
18SM contains Hat of graduates ft)r 62 yesr?, with thei
positions; also course cf study, requirements foi admli
sion, expenses, etc. Candidates living si a distance m.i
be examined st their homes. Address
_DAVID M. GREENE. Director.
REV. JOHN""!!." ciiNvi l-.si.-s iel ,i for ld Boya a
OOLD SPRING ON THE-HUDSON. Send for elrcn
lars.___________________________
RIVERVIEW ACADEMY,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
6?d Year. Prepsrea thoroughly for College, tne Goyern
ment Academies, sud Business. Military Drill.
_ BISBEE A AMEN7 Prtadpola
ROBBINS SCHOOL Norfolk. Conn.
A Home School,preparing boys snd young men fnr Ysle
Lnlyersliy, Harvard, Princeton. Columbia, sll (he best col
leges and scientific schools Instruction vigorous snd thor
ough. Tho hom! beautiful, In s r<-n:?tkah!v healthful town
Bve hours from New-York. Terms, |400. Tho hlghtest ref
eronces glvon.
Address, ior circular snd psrtleultrs.
_ REV. JAMES A. TOW LE. Principal.
ST AGNES' SCIH'OL, Albany. N. Y.. under the
direction ,,f Rt, Kev. W. C. DOAHE, S. T. D.. LL. D
Advent Tenn Uwins September 2d. 1S88. For circular
address ST. AGNES SCHOOL. __
<T. JOHN'S Mil.HART SCHOOL,
O MAN Li US, N. Y.
Rt Rey. F. D. HUNTINGTON. Lt-Ol. W. VERBECK
ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL Sing sing, N. T.-Rev. I.
BRECKENRIDGE GIBSON, I). Il, Roctor. Tho 20th
year will begin Sep.i-n.bnr 18, 1SSS.
SIGLAK'S I'R'l IAIIA l,iKV si Tl Oof., Newburg. N
- Y. Twenty sixth year will begin Sept 17th, 1888
leer circulars, le., addre., HERBY __ MOLAR, Pr'.nc
^ OUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Brl*lgei?n. NawJeraey
?** ittth year begins seni 1: Bon maa Prapatea for anj
College, Teaching, or Business. French, German, .Music
Art, Military Drill.
_ _ H. H. TR ASK, Prlnelpal._
TI*. I N'T TY BCnoOL. Tivoli "t,-H*. Ison. N T.
Til* Rev. JAMES STARR I LARK, D H.. Rector.
Assisted liv live resident teachers. Boya and youns
tneii thoronrhlv titled for tho beal collen! and universities
sclentllle schools, or for business. This school off, ri
tha advanticea of healthful lo'titlon, home comforts, ffrst
clasl tearlisrs, thorough training, asalduona rare of he-a'.-'.i
manners and morals, sud Hie exclusion of bad be/Ta, to cnn
eclentlous parents looking feir a achoo! where thev ir?ii
with conlldeiice place meir s-m*. Special Instruction give!
In Physics and Cli-mt. try. The twenly-ilrat year will beglr
September 13,_" _f_
THK next school year of THU, GUNNERY begins
September 19.
J. c. nRTNSMADE, Principal,
_Waahlngton, Litchfield Co., unn._
HE FEEKsIcTlL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
kill, R. Y. Send for Cataiogua
JOHN N. TILDEN, A M.. M. D-. Principal.
T
^*I U.ULAN I). pe.ii'Klil. ti. Y.-A hoarding Behool for
boys. Pnparsa for eollege tod businesa
CARL A. Il A K--IC".M. Ii. A..
m_EDWARD P. ll Ml.-oN, H. ??*??? PrlnclpaK
WEST JERSEY ACADEMY. BRIDGRTOR, R. J.
'? A Hop,* foi Bey< Beloit thuiough, successful.
Established 31 years. Terms, {SOB _,_,_,__
fri vc 11'a I ?- I Caleb allen, b. a. (Eng.).
_traxlMself ALS ? * j u- B1QNET. l*i_ D. _
Wi--'.: VAN .?.i M'i.M. "n.* e,f the haf do-en best
Academic nnd Classical S'*ho*el? In .V* iv-Mig! and. TM
pii-.n.-it of ffs-j In .ulvince viii eOVCI .iiilln.irv tuition,
with board, for Fall Tum, beginning Auguat ff. taut
for Cstaloguo to
Rev, c. M STEELE Principal, Wilbraham, Miss.
WT ILLISTON sum ina liv, Easthampton, Maaa?Pro*
vi paree boya for _nr college or scientific sch,.ol. Fall
term e.jxTs S"teteir.'*e*i ii, I ?-i. Cii'al ig?S and Illustrtited
article on application. Address
R.v. WILLIAM GALLAGHER, Principal,
_(Late Master Boaton Ltitln School.)
\\tircesTER ACADEMY. WORCESTER, mass.
ll r.-lth year. Building! admirable: grounds extensive;
sppsraius ample ; teachers experienced: thoMuith prejifira
tleeii for college and scleiitltle* schools. Certificate of I). W.
A HE Kl P.'i MTU E. A. M.. Principal, admits to Brown,
Dartmouth, Williams. Madlaoa UnlverBlty and wauealey,
suel to Amherst in iii** classics.
tVORRALL BALL
tl PEEK SKILL. N. Y.
For Young B-*ys on.y. 6cn? for elreulars.
O'rfftlt A YEAR- SIIORTLfDGE M EDI.\"i|pY>' ACAD
'li.HIM EMY. Dova College or Bui-lness. 3d minutes
from Brosd-st. Station. Philadelphia. 24 Hains daily.
SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDHE. AB.. A.M. (Harv'd). Prop.
For Both Sexea?Country.
ALLEGHENY college.-73d year b-gins 6?pt 18.
Three A. B. courses. Preparatory School. Engineer
lng, Music. B"th Sexes. E-pens.*- low. Addreaa
WILBUR G. WILLIAMS, D I*. Pres't, McidV-te. l'-i-u.
Among Tin; hill... thirty two mile, from Naw-York
Order programme fi is- (jp, and picture of CHAPPA
QUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Ohappaqoa N. Y.
CiLAVRRACB (R. V) COLLEUR and Hudson River
'Inst I tuts-?College tot girl~: ', ys prepared lot
or business; conservatory of music and art; thorough In?
struct, un lu sll departmental 36th year opens b?-|.
10- bind lor Illustrated catalogue
REV. A. II. PLACE, A. M., Piosiden___
CLINTON LIBERAL INSTTTUTE.-10 speel-'lsts;
- ...neves; languages, engineering, EngH-h; r-_aarka?
ble advantagea u, music, elocution, art; business i
st-an, gas, elevator; beautiful location; uviunastutn.
C. V. PARSELL, a- M., Praeident, fort Plain. N. Y.
I.E. GA HMO INSTITUTE, Rhlneb-ck. N. Y-, prepares
I "both sexes for college or lor bu?lni - *. ::
Principal, JAMES M. DR CARMO, Po D
1? AST GREENWICH academy foulided 1802. For
Ciboth sexes Btes heated Ltghl ll ro'ugli al by elec?
tricity. siA.uur, endowment Prepares fe.r ,-.,n,,g?- ,,- busi?
ness. Advene* i-.irii.ciit of ?_00 ci.vere entire cost Ol
in literary cuiejes. Including home, foi Ihe year, Opena
Sept. 4. For catalogue a llress Rey. F. D. BLAKE&LEE.
AM, te, E. 1 _
I^ORT EDWARD i "I.LEG I ATE INSTITUTE-8ln
year begins Sept, 10. Supeib new bud linns, He-tn
beat; 0 pre lu Ung 1 -??* f,,, isdlea sn1 re:iti"meu. In?
cluding College Preparatory and Commerieat; Moeia Art,
Oratory. IA Teachers; 4 Literary Bocletlee; li) Fieei
I.'1-mes each Tern,; Free Tuition te* Norina! Classes.
Board, furniabed re*..ni, fuel, light, waahlng, and all
st*idles ii.ces-ary lo graduation, except Art and Mn-;*,
bIb.'i mi year, Send feet cataiogua
J_JOS. E- BING, l? H , For* Edward, N. V.
I FRANKLIN, N. Y. i"' a?ari Literary Institute. Year
be gins Sept. 4. College pr'pa:at,*rv. English and
scientific com sea CHARLES II. VLIJ'.ILL, Ph. D,
Principal,_
HAI 1.1 TT.ST'iV. N N .1 , INSTITUTE has wide r.-p
utstion as college preparatory for foons rn n. Ladle*'
eollege; music, art elocution; baal building of Its cla*s;
nea laboratory; accommodates nearly *b*u tuesrders; ladies
r* fused fi 'in iae-k of re.om foi past ^ven BOBSOeuttva years;
young man it-fused for Ave Ol these years. Fll'-eenth year,
September 6. Catalogue ba
REV. GEORGE h. whitney, n. D, PiaHdiiat
VI* W JERSE. STAT- .-d"DF.i. SCH""!, f?i' yoong
ls ladies an-l ganUemen, Trenton. N. .I.-This a?hoel will
reopen Monday, Beptember 17. isss; rrepores f-.r bu
?-, ; board, (u::ii-l' i rooms, lu!lion and book-, i'200
per yetar. Send for ratalogue iv
W. HASH ROI CR, Trenton, N. J.
PENNINGTON * SUM I NA RY')~N~J.-THOS. IIAN~
Lon. D D, Presld.nl -Commended hv Di. MeCOSH,
E.Tseie In health, discipline, home eomforte snd seholar
ship; e*_-0 covers ail .xpunses and extras but sri sui
musio;__ Catalogue very beautiful and coiiiplolc.
DO< KLANii < OLLEGB,
S* NYAi K i in iHE-TIUDSON, N.
Prepsraiory for Males; Collen for Ladlea Rpeclal teas
lng for backward pupils. Y>-.-ir np.-ns Sept. 17 Cstalogue
of W. H. BANNISTER, A. M.. Princ,j al
("'fill -MA PLEW'* eli INsTIT'l'tF. for both mXOa,
OOUl/.Coneo-dvllle, Penn. I're;,:.ra'*ry, buslieaa Eg
l!?h Crvlu*'Uiig, petentlflc and College pi iponttory ,?- ure' s.
Special caro lo little boys. Highly recommended. J.
bHORTLlDGE (Yale). A. M.. Prindpal.
Miscellaneous.
CIRCULARS schools, both -i-i", elly and country,
with cureful BdVln lo pnenu. MIRIAM COVRI
ERE, 81 Eaat 17th-st, between itb-ave, uni Broadway.
HAMBURG, GERMANY.-In a merchant's famiiy. one
or two hoys as boarders: the lady, a former teacher,
Mould assist In studies ?nd Bivi 8 moUlOf'a cue. Adelrcss
for particulars, F. CKANF.RT, 102 Front-st.
Ccachcro.
A YOUNG PARISIAN LADY, graduate from Sorbouno
(Psri- . teach. - musle ned pure French; wlaoea to lind
some pupils al L'lio.x. Mun. Address Xl. Y. ll., P, t),
Bog 68. LenOX, Mass
VMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AC ENCY
supplies Professor!. Teachers, Tutors. Governesses,
Ac. to Colleges, Schools aul |>mlliaa Apply to
MRS. M. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union Squara
rp RACHft-tS wanted. - -i.a iv foi vocal
x anothei foi Preneh me'i German; cali, if Bractlcable,
::j'-sly. I.aige vanity of nth* i vatsnelea; asiaries
B900 to ai,bnt). i\ v. AVERT. American School
BiireM, - vV-st Hth-st., N. v.
WAN.ED.-Ladiee: Nottos 1 graduate, ,'?? *? h-.o! : fin?
ishing govcrnes I r.ch, 11allan, muale; maireeti
b*-.s* seh.,oj. Episcopalian pieferT-d: sintleemen: Normal
graduate, oTty Kbool MliUAR c i v ki eke, 31 Ban
Kin st., between Ith-ave. and Broadway.
WOMAN'S ET*. CH ANGE TEACHERS' BUREAU (foi
VI beth sexes) .,||,|,:i?-s profess,rs. 'eichers, poye-nessea
n-.uslclsns, housekeepers, companions, Ac, to eelleges,
schools aiid families; a.so boejK?e.*pe*rs, stenographers and
copyists i bi
mks a ii Cl lui..:. BSOSta-ava.. Row-TaiB city.
QCnropcaii 'Aoutrnecracnta.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS;3 COCOA.
BREAKFAST.?" By a thorough kaowp-dge of ths
natural laws which paten tim operations ol 'i.g-?t;oii ani
nutrition, and by a careful appllrai on "( thi I
(et inii?ab eta coio.u >D. Epp- has provided our br-ak
fa-l tobias with a delicately Have,red beverage which may
save us oisny heavy locton' bills. lt is in ihe judicious
us- of loeb artl-les of diet (hat a eonsittiit.on may be
Sradnally built np nntll strong sn'iugh io r??i-t every ten
? nxv tb'disea-ie. Hundredi of siibtie mib.dies aro floating
ar,'.nd u- ieady to attack irhenvu lliere is a weak point.
We may escape many a fatal tliaft by ke.plng ours-,vs
wll fi,nilled with pure bl-?r?d and a properly nuurlahed
frunie."?Clyti fjervlra Cate lt-.
Mads atmply wm, Imlilng water or milk. Bold only In
half pound tins by i.r.e'**i-, labelM thu- "Jamas EPP8
A Co., Haonnwllilii Oliaiiilna Londao, Bagtaad."
Dankcro nub Urokrro.
KOUNTZE BROTHERS,
ii t \ ki: its.
Viii Broadway, (Kunilable Building,) New.York.
Deposits rereived subjerl to check nt eight.
Interest allon e.I nn tinily balaeree.
A general Hanking nnd I all.-, tl e.n Hueluees I rn ma ried
"pTw-GallaudetT co7
RAl-kKRS,
COMMERrTAL PAPER. STOCKS AND BINDI
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
WALLST.. Cu_-M_il BROADWAT,
H. FITCH. Jr.. MEW-TORK.
Member N. T. bu.es Exchange.
VI MM KUM ANN __ FORSHAY,
FA BANKI.KS AND BROKERS.
I I WALL.-*.'. V ..
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YOKE STOCK EXCHANGE.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOCOB1 AND 60LD ON
COMMISSION. Dea.ers in bulltuv, sepeoia, foreign bank
coies, Ac. Licha,.ti- and cable transfers on all parts of
tba wotld. Ia suma to suit, luterast on doooalta
.financial._
WESTERN IMON
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
5 PER CENT. 50-YEAR
Collateral Trust Bonds
DIE 19.1N.
laterrat Pnynble In New-York Jnnunry nnd July
We offer for sal" a limited amount of w_t_tkfnmkosBM
aecured by a deposit of securities with the MERCANTILE
?rilt'ST COMPANT of New-York.
, 'onie! "f bond and deed of irujt can be Inspected at our
ofllces where full Information will te furnished.
Wc neonanad tean bonds as a durable Investment.
MOORE & SCHLEY,
?6 BROAD ST., NEW-YORK.
IRVING A. EVANS & CO.,
63 STATE. ST.. BOSTON;_
TO THK
Missouri, Kansas ami Texas Railway Com?
pany 7 par ceil Consolidated
NBW.YokK, August 1. 1888,
Default having taken place in Hie payment of Interest
dun this day upon y* ur bonds, the undersigned hav con?
sented to act as a committee fo? the protection of the in?
terests of the Bondholders.
Those who desire to co-operate with them should send
their nsmes, addresses, snd the amount of tho bonds they
represent W> tha UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, TRUSTEE, NO. 73 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
RDWARD KINO,
A. C. DUDMAN,
WM. LIBBEY.
P. geddes.
R. FULTON CUTTINO,
UM. A READ.
BEECH CREEK
Company
First Mortgage 4 Per Cent
Gold Bonds.
DIE I9.m
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JTLY.
For bonds sud parllcuisrs spply to
FRANK G. HOLLINS & GO.,
ll WALL-ST.. NEW-YORK._,
Missouri, hansas and Texas RailwtJ Co.
To the Holders of
GENERAL CONSOLIDATE!' MORTGAGE BONDS.
New-York. Juiy 2, l.SS.
Since our application to tho United SUtes Circuit
Court in June ,.a? auatataad, tba Miaaoarl Psciflo Rail?
way Company hj* consented te, par taxes, labor claims and
oDcrstliiK expenses of th'i Miss, url, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company, and we have therefore decided to de?
fer for a short lime our motion for naming the Receiver.
Meantime' our fBrSBlnatOB are piecressln* sud bond
hoi l?rs should untte for combined action, sending nsmes,
addresses, amount and rato of bonds to one of tho under?
signed.
8 EDWARD D. ADAMS,
Winslow, Lanlcr A Co., 17 Na?sau-efc
WILLIAM L. UL'LL,
Edward Pin et A Co.. 38 Broad-sU
WILLIAM WHITEWRIGHT,
Uniee:i Trust Company, 71 Broadway.
WILLIAM MERTENS,
L von Hoffmann *. Co., 60 Wail-st
WILLIAM E. STRONG,
Work, BtNOg I* Co., 80 Broads*.
Third notice._
HOM) fi IO OF
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS
with indorsement of pledge often shores of stocb In
North (nrollnn lluilrond are infilled to execute the
Trust e?r' ement not later than Au?f. 15, St Nos. 41 ond 13
Wall -'?
BI3IOR SCHAFER.
_TRUSTEE.
C*. EORftlA STATE 4 1-2 per cent Bonds
I I bought .lied I i I- WEELI NO A MAI.COM.
00 Broadway and 2 W-ll-at,
JJOTICE 6t ANNUAL MKETI.v..
Tf) BTOCKHOLDEBS OE
WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY.
You ar.- hereby notified that the next annual meeting
of tlie stoekboldera of said company, fe.r lbs election of
du* tors f.r th*- ensuing year, and foi the transaction
of sueb other business aa may come before the meeting.
trill b- held in tba aeeie-BrT"B room, at the general omeo
of the company, on 0"* northeast cornel of Banaoma snd
II , -, n Cit* ol Baa Fi in o;i "eo -Nt-tto it California, at
10 o'cloeh n. m., on Thursday, the IHb day of August.
Tho tra-,-fer bells will be clo- A OD Saturday, tho
_Mh dav ,.f J';Iv, li****, and reopened on Friday, the 10th
day of Annui*'. Anas. JAMES HERON.
Secretary.
M6t.cE to solders of ~7
11 MT. VERNON [INDIANA) BONDS.
The holders of Bonds Numbers 12, 18. IA, lo and io,
nf a.'.dO each. Issued br the i Ity of Mt Vernon, Indian**.
Mav 12. 1--H, aid due June I. 1800, sro tenby notified
that -aid elty will redeem aald bonds opoo presentation,
and thr I Upon [allure of said holders to so present
them Inf I*-.) on (lom will ces-.* In Hire.- months sfler
ii,-- da*- of Hil- notice, in aceordance w-nh tba tonns of
said biinl*. A. o. Uh.AS.
Tress. City Mt, Vernon Ind.
COL.I) M!\!Vi INTEREST Offered Low.
l' ,*e,rr-'.|.loneo solicited ?ltii Mttefaetory psrty who
wlil Inreet "ii the ground ilnor In a valuable Like Superior
lr.,ti mine. Two principal owners wMh third party ablo
to Inveet bis eon il *? linr.- ol BM.000. Mine bas large body
of hleh tirade M- seemar "ro in fight ready for shipment.
( sn be developed In a v-nr Into a property worth $.100,0*00
sod i'*iv ia p**r rent div id. nd on that amount No debts.
Invite' pore-,na! Inspection. Reference aiked. Address
li. J. PERRY. Secretary and TreosuroT, Ironwood. Mich.
BANE Ol' NOKTH AMERICA.
Nie Vi.ru. July 21, 1888.
rl'IIE HANK OP NORTH AMERICA has
I. maand te Ro. 3,*. Wall-si (Milla Building), pend?
ing the completion of their new building on Nassau-st.,
corner of Celsr.
MT If I ET RAILWAY MOVDh,
PAYING 0 PER CENT AND OVER A SPECIALTY.
( ROSMAN lt gl'ICK,
Members New-York stock Exchange,
72 an! 71 Broadway, N. Y.
Diiubcrt-t Notices._
THE REW-TORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
New-York, Juiv 27. l-CHO.
A T A MEETING of tho Board of Directors
_. Y held this day a dividend of THREE (3* PER CENT
mus declared on tho eapltal atock, payable on and after
August l. _ _ < . ii. OUT) ALT, Cashier._
/MUCAGOAN*l7"ALT(?\ RAiLROADCOM
VJ PANY.
CniCAGO, ILL., AuRust 1, 188ft
NOTICE.-A Quvterlv Dili Uni Of 1 wo Dolisrs per
Bbar has ths dav been declared on the pn-ferr.' 1 and
common stock of thl-* company, payaWa on the lal day
of September next, to stockholders of record at th" cw,.*,
i r business hours on tte 15th Instant
Tte dividend on share, registered In New-York will,
be paid al tli- e.nice e,f th,- rompany*a agenta Messrs.
JOHN PATON k CO., No. bl WU liam-St.. Nen-.York,
anel the dividend on -lier. ? 1 In i hleaga will tie
l?ld at ti,.* , :!, ,, ,,( me treasurer ,,t tte company.
_'*. II. POSTER, Trc-t.Mirrr._
TIIE MARQUETTE, HOUGHTON ANO ONTONA
GUN RAILROAD ("., No, 1" WAI.DM'.,
New-York, Jiiij i -.
T*HE HOARD of Directors his thia day do.
A .ia'. ! a semi-annual dividend "f THREE iii' PER
'? , '.|*"!i thi preferred ???.?" k ut ibis company, payable
on Antin-- ie">. lJ-i-i. si the ..nie*., of tba company.
Tha * ia "iii be elos I at I o'clock p. m. on
Wednesday, Auguat a, sud ruopeiu 1 at. lu o'clock a. m. on
Thursday, August 10,
L. M. BC HW AN. Secretary.
THE bT. PAUL, MINNI Ifni,Is AND MANITOBA
HAll-V*. AV l OMPANY,
IO ANO .'_ WALL-ST..
New-York, July 2. D*9S.
rilHB HOARD cf Directors h.'ivo declared ?ho
1 aanl Quarterly dividend of bm and on--half per cant
on ih- Capital stock of this Company, psvnble at this
tflicei Augtsat l, l-jc^, te stockholders el re bb rd on thst
date.
Tho eturX trsnefer books will bo cloded at | p. j_,, July
18, and villi bo laBpeoad lt 10 a. m., August if, 1*00.
EDWARD T. NI' llnl.S.
Ae.l?flint fv-e-retary.
linsiacG-3 <TI)iinccs
WANTED.-Man with *3.000 or 04.000 to take an
Inteiesi In sn eatabliabed manufacturing business;
will guarantee JJ .^:r eent 'eli liivestm--nt to good. Uro
man. A Mi-i-sa P. 0. Box 7_U. 11**1-na, Mont.
Proposal'
'i
A'jt EDI * r COMMlM-tBONERS' OFFICE
Roon BOB, Stewart Building, No. 'lao itn.sdwsy,
New-York, August 4, lani.
X) CONTRACTORS.
lilli-, ..r PROPOSALS bf furnishing and manufsctiir
ins, Biting, placing, Bc. tea 40-inch iu?o-coel v ai vue and
RCS lg al thi lisle House, st 135th st. and loiiviit-ivo.,
on Bcetlon la. and foul t_ln,:U ?uip-r.?k valves and aear
Inc io I*, u.e-,1 ni shaft No. 21. on S-eilon Vi. and one 4-S
li, n Mei*;, *',e*U vaivo and nearing to be used al the New
Gate ll nw* -ii QaCttOB 1 of the New Aqueduct, as called
for In tte sj.proved forms ,,f aontrael ani ?pei-ineat1oti? e,n
tito In Hie 11 ttl .?? ot tl.,, A',.lint CommlHslonera, will ho
received ai iiiio otine until lYndnaartaj Auguet M, lf8?.
at 2 o'clock p m., st which place sud hour they wiii be
publicly ouennd by Hie Agu.iluci Comniiseloners, and the
swjrd "f Uio roiitracl for Mid work and furnishing said
nio'eriil will be mado by said Commissioners as soon
tl,, i* if*, r a< po-.-ltile.
Hitit,k f,rn,. of .aid apprnvM rontraci and the ?pe,*|fl.
ra*i"ii* therefor, ind bids or nrojKisaU and proper en
rel "j-.* for their eneloaura, ana form of tninds, and UN
tho plans for suld Bren, and nil other Information, can Ni
ohtslm-el al the above efln of tba Agu.*<lu< -. Ce,minis
alou'-r) on appilntlon lo ti,o Saeiaini
Itv order ,,t tim AOueduel i ..inmiMioners.
.N C SHEEHAN. JAMES 0. DUANE.
See-ntary. 1'renldent
t< rs'iu*. TARIFF "F lnHS," a pamphlet of 30 large Baan
1 (riving rat..* of (liny now in fi,ne, In full, together
with the entire Free List, and other valuable Tariff Infor?
mation, limely for referene-e, and absolutely correct.
Price 12 cenu a copy. Published by - Tha Tribune,"
Now Yura
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OP NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
Tbe speculation in cereals yesterday was generali
more aetlve snd the dealings reflected a stronger tono ar
more confidence. Brices generally rcled higher on r*
ports of unsettled westher in Europe sud freo buying h
foreign houses. Yesterday being a public holiday In Eui
land, no public report* were receiv-d bm MMfe prlvai
advices as wero to hand were stronger In their toni
Wheat options opened HAS I Iii cents higher and sold u
1-2*3-8 cent, subsequently declined BRR! cent, but raille
again f)-8_*kH rent and cio??*d Urm as IWIowB! August M
September .fcc, October 95 ft Se. Noveni!" r 'jd l-2e, I)
camber t?7 Mc and May ll Ol I 2- Tho ni culaHve tram
actions aggregated nesrly 10,000.000 bushels. Spot wh<*i
was 1*11-4 cenu higher willi fairly .icllv- iradlng, chlcfl
for export. Shippers took H'.O.OOO bushels Corn opUoi
opened 1-4 a*l-8 c.nt lilgh-r, and w-r- duli ^nu^nnvw .
leoreell any trading until noon when the rn irk"C graduall
decline* 3-Sft-l 1-4 cenus, clo.lng steady at about tlie in*
est figures of the day. Thc transactions numbered abo'
1,000,000 bll'hels. Following are th.' cb.sing price"
Augmt Gt Ua sojatomber 63 7 ac. October -?4'- and Ri
vernor -12 7-8C. Cmh emu ruled 12.7.! 4 cent high,
with only small brading ouisldc of a few "Sport, order'
Exporters took ia.uo') bvaheU. Sje-t oats w.-r- 1 2_. 1 cor
higher for both white snd mixed. option* were 1-H OBS
higher for August, while September and ortobflr wer" ni
Chsnijed. Tue tr-vl!n_ was light throughout, bulIB
?inber UH 2b, I)eeemiM"r ani January *, .tv.
Th-* arrivals rcpot-tcd at ROW-York, Philadelphia, lia.
timore and Boston were ss follows: Wh--ri.1nt.027 bu si
ols; corn, 1)1,3ita bushels; oats. 104,0,li bushels, tots
grain, 3.)0.d3'.i bushels; flour, ..._0_ barrels. At chics*'
Milwaukee, and SC Louis the arrivals were: Wm*****1
405.841 bushels; corn. 278.887 bush'-ls; oaf*. IM) 81
bushels; total grain. 836...0-. bushels; flour, 2.1,119 barrels
TnE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. 5 (Special).-It was a holiday In Enplani
and hence there wo. so absence? of cables, but adrien
from France wc-re decidedly bullish, telling of wet westhe
and advancing prices. When the bell tipped, thc pit wa
overflowing with a wildly ..-x/ited crowd. Prion rance
sll tho way from 84 1-2 to 86 cents for Sept-mb-sr, bu
little eold above Bl ".-8. It was apparent that a sneed;
stfeam of long wheat wai coining out from some sourceam
lt was aetiernlly attributed tn Ream. Uiough he had h-ei
a small burel- In an ost?-nfAtlous way early. It ls said oi
good autho'iity fhn* Rcum sold 1.7(0,00" bual Ila siring I
a ressoii that he was going off on a vacation. Til" >??
tinmi- of th" viatbi.-* supply iheiwed an Increaae of 811,0<x
bu-bel-. September wheat waa bid lip fiom 84 to .84 r,-l
Ml ' in the laet quarter of an hour. While the nomlns
einaa waa ii B-8 eanta, it was s. l-l w'.i-i* baton th" pl
WS! cleared snd still lower on the' curl.. lorn ?old a
46 1-2 cent* for Beptember nen. the opening, th" Amine*
lx-lng du1* to nervous shorts who bid prices uu on ihvra
s"lv>'? There were llb*r.i) offerings from Cudjihy, Iluiih
ins-.n Ream. .i*.ii--. Kennett and other large tradon wblcl
cau*>d pries te, r.de nearly a cent rte firmness ii
wheat Hini-1 eora up ?lightly .md lt closed .it 45 3-4 conte
bid for Sopt/.mber. The visible supply Incr.asM 02f).00<
bushels. The "um trude waa oui-: beptember flecto
aed only 1-4 of a cent. M.iv was a Mil- weaker 'han ni
Saturday The visible suppir decreaeei 47,'..ooo bnsbela
Hogs were higher Bt the yards and thia cave firmness t<
the opening quotations. Pork, lard and Short ribs were al
up but prices did not bold nnd there wns a drag-rins
market most of Uv day. Just before thc close ther* wa*
good buvlng of September lard bv .1 promln-nt exporten
hou?e, which carried the prk- to ia ul 1-2 bid at. the close,
September porte sold between *14 60 and 114 30, clo-dns
at the boilorn. There w**re 13.000 hogs at thc yard with
prices 5 cents higher_
SPIRITS OK TURPENTINE.
Cm "Lesron. Aug 0?Turpentine quiet at 33*?a
Kava*(*(ai!. Aug. 0.?Turpentine firm at SS'ae iud.
WlLMlKiiTo-**, Aug. l's? Turpentine firm at 33Uc
-_ __-?.
HAVANA MARKETS.
nAVAHA. Aug. fi.-Spantgb gobi, '.38 .*238V Exchange
ateady. Sugar oaiet. _
Ii
flliotellancoiio.
A SELECT PARTY TO MEET
HON. JAMES G. BLAINE.
The fast seafaring .team tug RUNION will sall on
Wednesday, August 8, at 7130 a m., West-st., foot of
Morton, to n,-et CITY OF NEW-YORK : licensed to carry
05, but limit party to 28; ticket- at 112 ii. and-st.. or at
boat._
CAINE'S REC El TION.-Uniforms on hire or for sale ;
our own special design. EAVES'S COSTUME CO..
East 12th -st, _
Wells Fsr-o*
Cu's Fast E?
prrss Trains vlsi
tbe Erle, Aifh
/ latta, Bnrltnetoa.
A?'if?it'n, Cent.
t_Mo. Fuel Ile K.
II. Aysteius, are
running eel,illy
between Now
York, Chlciv.
So.Clnclunnll,
t. Louis, Mud
Urn ec!., ii, I be
Alli lille and
-PnelOo l milli
(tar OB Me si.
?n. Vera 4 rar,
Victoria, H.C.,
. and Interoi.-dl
ate p?t,its,. and
ofT>r ii n equaled
fit rill tie a ta
puppara.
C-ijiU Notices.
CITT OT N'EW.YoBK ? Fi-tAME -OKPABTMRXT.
Br beal* for inn uoLLOcrioa of a.s. es.su bx ra asd
ABKEAJtS'IF Taxes AMII -ASSKSsHBBTS
a.sp 01 WATSS Kr:-.-, >
Omer, or tiik Ooluctob or a.-ixmestb
BOO l I.KilK Or AKKKABS.
Utivvaju HLiLieiNii, OoOM Ab, August 7, 1888. i
V" Oil Ct OF TUE SALE OF LANDS AND
AX Tonenients for utipiid Uv-s e,f VnD'J ta lshj.und Croton
vmter nota -I lo'ie tn .Bal, under the dlrectleen of Theo?
dore ff. Myers, Comptroller of tho City of N-w-York.
The unaeraljgned Mreby glin public notice pu.-_.uant
f.. tte- provisions of Sect'ion Uk) ot the N<-?-Y>.rk City
Consolidation Aet of _8.2,
That tho respective o'* no rs of all tho land- and tenements
-i'uat'-d In tba Wajds Rea. 1 to ii. Inclusive, lu the Cuy of
New-York, on which laxos havo teen laid Mil continued
for the years 18G0 to loai, both inclusive, and are now
remaining due ead unpaid ; and also the respective owner**
of all landa and tenement! lu tho City of New-Vork, situ.
Bled In ih" Wards aforesaid, on which tho regular Croton
water rents hsve beta laid for the rear- K51I8 to 183L both
Inclusive, and are now remaining duo and uipald, are re?
quired to pay th.i said tuxes and Croton water rente so re?
in lining due and unpaid, with tte Interest thereon at tlie
late of sena pe,- gaol ncr annum, from the time when the
lyn becam" due t.i the time of pa}ni* nt, together with
the charge's of this notice an I advertls-uient. Ul the Col?
lector of AsseaantentB and Clerk nf Arrears nt his office in
tte Finance.- Department, In the Stewart Building, c?mer of
Broadway and I hainbers-st.. In sall etty.
And that if default .shall be male in such payment such
lands and tenements will be sold at public auction at the
Court Houso. in (Ik, city Hall Park. In Ihe Cltv of New
York, on Mmiday. Novnmher 12, 1>W8, At 12 o'cbick. noon,
f .r tte lowest term al years at which any person uhsll oller
to lok- the same In consideration of atv Hieing the** amount
of tax or Croton water rent, as th" rax- mm* b--, so duo
abd unpaid, and tho interest thereon n afonnld lo the
time of shIi*", togethsr wl'h the (borgOB of thle node* and
advertisement, and all ether costs and charges a<-'*rieei
tl,e*r-,)ii, and that Mich sa,-, will lie continue* 1 from Um" to
lime until all the lands and tenements mi advertised for sole
shall lie sold.
Notice is'hereby further given that a detailed statement
of the taxes and tne Croton water rents, th.* owner-hip cf
Hie property on which l.txes and Croton wat,*r rents remain
unpaid, ls published in a pamphlet, and that eonln Ot th"
said pamphlet are deposited In the oflice of tho Collector of
As*essmei)U ami Clerk of Arrears, and will be delivered
to any peri- .11 applying for tte sans*.
A. 8. CADY,
Collector of Assessments sn 1 Clerk of Arrears.
I
Rooms nub -flats (Eo ttl.
Min PERCIVAL,
'.iili) West 421-st.. near Broadway.
Parlor anil bedroom, wllh bath and toilet, st reduced
rates until 0*.-!ot*er; Am..rican pian or tablo d'hote.
iiociTv) awl) floomo.
!)Q DST.. 20 EAST -llenutifu: rooniB; table and appolnt
-? - n.-lits thoroughly lir>l-olae-4; trans..-nts a>-e eiir.inodalivl
at low prlc-s. _ _
.) -ill ST.. 45 WEST -Cool roousi with or wlihout~b.aril
-?' Central locn'ie.n fe.r tganateota. Befereneea.
1 .) I WEST 42D-8T. Plaaaant, eool, rooms for tranalent
1 -w't gentlemen, without board, at NOBonaMB ratos.
VA ". WIST 11X11 ST - -Fri v ve fan,lly will let "Ia i^e
? *!?_? t,ack and imil ro,,m; all conveniences; reference.
Cog. anil -fotiuft.
JOST.-On Saturday, probably between Church-st. and
J tlie ferry, commutation tli i. it on C. R R of N. J,, bc
tween n. V. and Elita be tb. Issued io the mbaeriber. Said
ticket ha.- been stopped, but person Anding ll will please
return te, W 11, 1* v lilli Ni.Ti in. 28 Uart
1 luiinnaMi ,m ?iiiiiiaaa,, 1 ?<?,?_, _!_??-.???
BLAIRE B ADO ES, Mfty tbouaand men wanted tc
eaovaaa for tte reception. \d,irsss 7 Wam-n-st'
Room 8. l-i-.iK I SNYDER, RaaaBuat
tVtTwisIl to i.mi-i.-.v a f,_ sliasmen on mdaTj 5
" ""ll '"ir gooda ' - ihe wholenla and ret ,11
trade of all lb" leading cflles and !.,?..-.. We are th
larfsai manofactoie-B of our line in tte cou,.-rv Send
Uv., cen!*. In stamps for Mi! puru, uhrs M0 uostnla aa.
swered. CEMIifs.MAL M'Fl.., Cli.cinnall. Ohio
_?cecil SteumerB.
pOMPAONlE Gl-^NERALE f_UN8A___4_T
Vj TU l* E. I KIN. j| I.1NET!) IIAV'RE.
Companys Pier (newjNo 42 Ne.rth P.iver foot of Morton .?
LA Mm.MANIHE.d- KsraabriC, Mail, nar, Aug T-_8__J__
la p.*. um,01, nu. rra.,_.-.. ,1 , Bmrdar Au. _?? a _
I.A CIIami-ai.m:, Boret . . teturday au__ -I.' _. D' m'
_ LOUI- DE l.niU.S\ Agent. No. 8 h^lfog^'reeiu "'?
I-lAMliCHG-AMKUICAN S. S. Line for f__Z
h * mouth (I.oniuni, Chert,oura (Parla) ani II ?!____?
First Cabin, abo snd upward. KfTrSSraal ?
Batta, 1 a in August y. Wi,;,,,,,, ,-, .'ao m AmfS
ll-n.1*. lill 12 .tn p 1. AU? ld ll,,l?-?,ia 1, , ? 4 . "Ti
BUNHAROT A CO.. O. B RTCRARD 4M ft?a
Gen. Agenta. Ol Bread sb . I'll A?eiita Ol U'ltfTify.
I NMAN LINE U. 8. and Royal Mall Kt?irae>_?
MTT OF?R!?HMM'V??OW*V5 "VERPOOI-*
m o\ S'ewT/ikk : ?.: %ZZyy, J_JK2 if f t 5
_IToio Inman fler. foot of OntiU at JeraLv C...p' m
INfi3B6,N ^iSjtoo.84 E"* SE^N^CAR
PETER W^gfa^g^y^
J APAN-CIIINA "
CCCIULNTAL AND ORIENTArs
ARABl^ ' lMV* 6*tt *""C??co S. follaws,
ocEANio ?.?.'.?.?.?.? aSa^'^SM fl*
ii a t-i ic.."?turiur. September a
deii.ic ::::?? *u*,'.vu,v-,s*'^""*'*' ?**
Superbly Appclnted-Sn'per'tor AnaB_oWi_?_W ,8'
ReaervaUoos ean be mads by leti-ir .,_? ._/! ..9 7
cabin .|.n. sec,, J| 2h; SJ li-.? B oldwa^ ftiV',V_.W,'_
Room fl. RslUosd Building. Oau rrancb^-.' N*wTo'*1* ?
?? -a- o??nu...-LE,*'*Nl) STANMRD, J'rasldeut
?. H. OOODMAN. Usaorsl Pssaaagar AganiT
(Detail QltamcT*.
A NCHOR LINE. U. S. Maif Steam,!!!?
i\. NEW-YORK ANO LIVERPOOL ?**"
b. H. CITY OF ROME sall* W.-.i.,, ?j?y, A?- ? .
and avery fourth Wednesday thereafter.' ?**?
Cabin. BIW, id" and **.-lO Second cia*? a_0
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Ethiopia. Au-, ll. ? ?? m. Devonia. Aug. 25. a __. _.
Am.horla, August ll. 3 I), m. I .-? ,,]???_.
Rates of psssage to GLASGOW, DERRY. LIVE-iwyft,
or rELUAST. (abbi, kit, an! ?_$. ""JOB
Second class *30. Steerage. (20
Travellara' Circular .-.cere of Credit ani brjfta tor am.
amount issued at lowest current rates. ?***?*?
For book of Tours or further Information sonly _>__.
__HENDER->ON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Oreen. N. j
(M'NAI.D LINK "^^
NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOO-. na CCEENBTOWN hnm.
Pier 40, North Uiver. ? ?m
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Servla, August, il, pm rn Berala, !-? j.t. l, i ?
L'mhrla, Auk- 18, 2..10 p. m. bervla, Sept. J, 7 ' *
Aurania, Aug. th, a a. Bt Scythia, .se,,-.. \_ 9 __ au
Gallie, August 21). 10 a. m. I'liilnlj, yu, Ll I ?Cz'*
Cabin paasape, ico, o?0 and B1C0. Intermediate aa?
Ptcerago tiikets to and from sll parts of Eur,,ps .'i ___
low raenn. For fralghl si.d pessag. apply to thu eo,r_n,._V
oitlco 4 Bowling Gre.-n, New York ~****n
VERNON H. BROWN t CO., General Agsaia,
fWCULAR LETTERS of Credit for traveir_S"
^ abroad, available In all parts of the world, issues ____?
HE1DELBACH. ICKEI.H LIM ER I CO .**
foreign Bankers. 20 WCllaaV-aa,
EEDSTAIi LINE. *
FOR ANTWERP AND FARM.
Balling from New-Yora and Antwerp weekly.
WESTERN LAND . W-.d:_s tay, August _ iv * .
N"* KOLAN I) . . Wodnesdajr, August i's .,, fi *_?
Cabin rates: First Carin, gOO, 41b and tic, Exrar.la?"
OHO to *1 (Wi. S? ,t?l 1 .-.bin. *40. Excursion, |7.'e-_l___*
Steerage lt very low ra'.*a. '**v
PETER WRIGHT A SONS. Oeb'l Ag's, 0 Bewl_n? tittm.
GUION LINE.
UNITED STATES MAH, STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOOL.
le ... ; Pier 38. N- -"- . foot of K,ng-st
ALASKA .... Tu-sday. Au*, tat 7. 4 30 tx m.
WYOMING . . . Tuesday, August lt. 9 80 a rn"
ARIZONA .... Tu-sda.V. Au_iisf. 21. * ?v> n. T
WISCONSIN .... Tu--dj 1 Augu--, 28. 9 _ _
NEVADA - . ? Tucsdv 8 ??? .. _ !*,,_, -
Cabin pssaage. 050. too. pst, and B100. Secoad tibia.
030 and iib Steeiage, |20. ^
A. M. UNDERBILL k CO. 83 Brc.adwsy. N._T.
M' AINE STEAMSHIP COMPANT.
Tlie only direct Una vu
PORTLAND, M'-, and COTTAttE CITT, Mass.
Steamer Winthrop .ea-.es every \\e.lr,e,<uy. b-came?
Eleanor, eveiy Salut lay al -*. p. m. '? onnecttng at 1 oruanl
with ali steamship and rai; mad lines tor ii-* Barber, uC_
Orchard, pee.at.1 .-sj,rina. White Mountains, i a-'f.'.rt, gj,
John and all points tn Maine. N'ew-Brunswi. k i.r.d Canad*.
Ear.* to Portland, -?*".; Excursion, ii. 1 I :-a~- c.ty,
0*4 i Eaeareloo, al; Hit Harbor, ti, Excursion, sis, m.
Muline b"rth In Mab* room. E'.r fr.um a.i o*-sim
apply to HORATIO HALL. Ag-ii'.
__ v.- r 38, E. R., fee-,*, of Rarnut
NORDDEUTSCUER LLOYD BS. Oj.
SliORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON. AM) BREMRR,
?oieau.eis -ail from p et fool zd-it., Hoboken.
PAST EX PRESS STEAMER*.
Latin, Wed.. Au_. 8, 0 a. m. lima. Sat . Aug IS. 3 p. ?,
Elder, Sat., Aug. ll. H b. 1 - Baale, W-l, abb .j. h s. bl
Aller, Wed., Aug IB, noon. I*'ui la. Bat, A?K. IB, d a. rn.
Urn'. Cai,in, 175 ind upward a berth, according to !?.
cation. Second Cabin *-?- a berth, bu.-rage _% levoat Mtej.
lowest ratee.
OELRIUIIS * CO-. Re. 2 Biwl'rg Creen,_
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANTS
I LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA,
CENTRAL AND BOL'TII AMERICA AND MEXICO.
Prom New-York, pier toot of Canal-et, N. __,
For tho Isthmus of Paean a.
NEWPORT SAILS Friday, August 10. neon.
Prom San Francisco, i*t ant Brannan 11
Fur China and Japan.
CITY OF PEKING sails Saturday. August ll, 8 an
For frelfc'it. passace and general InformstRn apply al
company's oflico on Uie pier, f"Ot of Canal st, N. ft.
' - " H. J. BUI-LAY, aupertnt-inleafc
WHITE STAR LINE.
TT FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAH. ATE A META
?CELTIC. Capt. Irvtiig. W.dr.-tday. Au;u?t 8. 3 :3fl a. a.
UERMaNIU. Capt (Tieadell. W-d-. August IV 11.30 a. m.
?ADRIATIC. Capt. Cameron, Wed., Aug 22. 1:81 s. m.
'REPUBLIC, < apt Davison, Sat . A JU 2*.. 8 a. ?
From White 6tar docg. foot of West lO'hst
RATES-Saioon ?50. Odo, $80 and |1C0- Return -clp>t?
on fsvorable terms. Steerage frem "r lo the md Country,
020. "A limited number of sccond-cabln pasv; .gers es>
ried en these steamers, rate |88i excursion. !''.*5. Far la.
apection of plans or other Informstlon apply at the Csa.
psny's oflice. No. 41 Broadway New-York.
J. BRI.CE ISMAY. Agent
Steamboats
A -TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
? electric light*), connect Win special express t.-a.aa f?:
BARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE, Paul SMITH'S, LAK.l
PLACID, all Adir.mla.K sui oilier poin*? on DELAWaP.B
AND HUDSON or FITCHBURG Railways. Ste^itT
SARATOGA or CITY OE TROY icave Pier 44. N. R.
foot Christopher-?t, dally except Sstuniay. 0 D- rn- bunlsy
stesmer touches at Albany.
\ lbany Boats, "peoples line:
JA Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ls?r.
Pier 41. North River, fct of Cana! st., at ii I* M UllT
(Sundays excepted). LBan Brejoklvn Am,ex st ft P. M.
Making direct connections at Alt_ny for all p*>-nts Baal
snd West; siso willi 7100 A. tl. Sm-Mal Express for
Ssratoga, Lsko George, I.ak- Placid. Sarauae lettie, Paul
Smiths ani a.I polnta mah, airiving Mir.- (Ly.
Tickets sui bat-gag- ch. I'd lo dest:__it.uu. _r?:?t*. re?
ceived until the hour of dejarture._
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Thc Old Routs.
\J QUICKE-.T, IHEAPEbT AND BEST.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE, slesrr.".- KAATER->
KILL and CA'ISKII.L .ave avery week day at 0. p. ra.
from foot of lay-st.. N. R-. , ' nm-ctlng with 1 atskUl Moun?
tain and Cairo R. lt. For list of hou-cs, rat.-s, Ac. send
to pier or address W. J. HUGUES. Cat-siiL N. Y.
tfALL RIVKK LINE
J. POR BOSTON, NEWPORT, FALL RIVER. PROV
_DENCi_ ai, iai; Eastern twin ta,
Do UH LE BERN 1' E RESUMED
FOR THE SUMMER SEASON.
Four staamsre In . ouimi-s.op?PILGRIM.
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY.
S; iendid oiche-vtra sttached lo each veasel.
L-ave New-York from Pier 28, N. R. (yid. No.), foel
Of Murray*st.. as follows:
6i30 p. m.?tor Full River direct, connecting for Bos?
ton, FU.hburg, New-Bedford. Martha's Vineyard, Nan?
tucket sud local points un Old Colony Railroad.
0.1*5 p- m.?For Nowport and Fall River, duo Newport
about 546; Fall River, 7 a. m., connecting with express
trains and through cars for Bostou, Capo Cod, Lowell,
the White Mountains, <tc.
SUNDAYS, lei ve New-York n 6:80 p. m. for s_l
points. Returning Leave Bosiou 7 p- tn
Connection by Annex boat daily from Brooklyn, 6> m.;
Jeraev City, 4 p. m. ricki ta add *-. mo rooms mav be oN
t*lnej In Ni w-York at 207, 201, 711, 944, 057 ind 1.323
Broadway; 204 West 12ith-st and 134 East 125th-au;
1-3 Bowery, Astor House and Wli.dsor Hotel, Lina
Otr.ee, pier 28, N. R, and on Steanx rs.
GEO. L. CONNOR, G. P. A. BORDEN A LOVELL. Agts.
HUDSON ANT) COXSACKJE.
ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSKILL leaves
from foot Jay-s:-. N. lt. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
sh I SATURDAY st 0 p. m.. connecting with Boston Sal
Albany Ra ll road. WHEELER POWELL, Ma tu*; er.
MARI POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S, WEST
1"! Point, Cornwall, Nawbmia New-Hamburg, Milton,
Poughke-psie Hv.le l'a:k :.* nlout and Kings: tt. Every
wees lay at Vesfrv-sr. a 15. ai. 1 We-t ?iid< * M p. a.
Bxeepung fcaturdjya w.eu sho leaves one hour esrller
HUDSON RIVER RY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMER!.
NEW-YORK AND AT3ANY.
HAILY (exe ept Sundays).
Leave Brooklya, Fultoii-st. ^tv Annex) .... 8 00 s. m.
Nsw-Y-irk, Vee*ry et. Tier.8:40 *
- New York, Wet --jl-s_ Pier.8:00 "'
for ALBANY, landing a: West Point, Newburg, Pough.
beepMe. Rhlnebeck, ClrsltBl and Hudson.
Rt'iuriiina, leave Al jany., . B 30 s. m.
A Cns i;AND attached to each boab.
jUonnoctlons :
WEST POINT, NEWBURG and POTGHKEErSI-l,
with down dar boat
RHINE!!..' K. hy ferry with Ulster and Del. R. R. f*-r
resoru of the Catskills.
CATSKILL, with special trains on the Catsk.ll Mt R. R.
HUDSON, with Bo-,t?u and Albany lt lt L-r Chat
ham, Plttnile.d, Ac.
ALBAN V. wiih N. Y. Central and H. R R R- M
Ctlca, NIAGARA FALLS. BuITalo, an 1 th- We?t; wits
Boston and Aibanv R. R. ___ y- . ; for Bosb-p,
with D. and H. Co.'s lt ll. for Montreal sri the *
aud ?rith SPECIAL TRAINS TO AM) FROM SARATOGA
The New-York Transfer Co. -.viii call tor and che.g
bapgage from hotel! and residences._
NORWICH LINE for Hoston. Worc..tn*.
Portland, Whito Mountains Direct rou:,) be Ne*W
London, Norwich. \\ alcli HUI and Bl k Iela_-L
Kte-.mers leave Fl.*r 40 [old rem ? r . N --'.h
Hlvr. tool eef Wa-.ts-st.. (next pier .i*'*v? Des
- st. Ferrj (, da - exeepted, a'. 5 AO p* n^
This line has unequalled facilities for handling snd BstrilV
Utlng freight tiiroii.-heiut New-l-'iiirland On" steamer
each way dally, ex.-p': Sui,dav?. exclusively for freUht
an 1 State R I , ???'?! a-.t. far
Br.ealway, io .md 12 Greenwich-st, 15! Bowery In
Brooklyn. 4 Court-st., 8:i3 Wi-' I ' 331 Fulton
at At Pier 40 North River, and on at.an.ers.
Westcott'.. ExDreas c. wu; , teh ' vrzica
from h,,--..is and residences.
_ G. W. BRADY. Agent
pROVIDF.NQELINE
ft IB
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, A'or.i'ESTER,
All Northern and Beaten pi lal! nd
WHITE Mol NTAINS.
Bteaoten IUIODR I^lam, u,.i v; a*-s \CHI'8ITTS
leave Mar 89, N R., fool Warran st, . <_,n:
nectlng with through e*v. ? r?r n??v>.i. le-ivmi
ir at 0 a. m., arriving at li*.*: ns V Bt. BBS
for Wbltn Mountain points i- .1 lo 1 ugh ponai
e-nrs. Ree yea's renowned orchestra on (
Haggai!" chi ? ind by Weat *..-r. v...r r. ?
ldence to deatlnatlon. Tickets md ?' ?
807, 857.201 :ti: :i*c,t_;i i'.'-7 Hr* . 1 -? co*
lou an 1 Windsor ll .tala 11 1 al ofllces of W,?aleott s
Uv press Con,pany lu New-Yon ?? H bead lal
summer e\,-m- rn b..ok with lat,*- and rotltea M
O. II. BRIGGS, W. li. Il-vin ock,
(len. 1-a- V ? Asst. Cen |- \. . 8.0. 11*.x 3011
PONDOUT, KINGSTON AM)
OATBULLMOUKTAIIR
_'.an.^n'* ?' Onoatoo'B iw.'st i-e.un-. Banwan, Raalaaa
.Varlb' ro, Mliion, I^a|Bk?.-epsl4 .1 Esopua, c?"'iscuug
wm, i Utter aud n La wa rv, ..... 1 .,,..*. cai?k.ll M
ind Ranersklll railroads, Steam rs CITt ok KINGSTON
nnd Jami;.*, w BALDWIN leave avery v. . ti i
P in., ulai (-et ol Harrisoii-st, N. li. e\.**i*i -**a ?
*hen u:v OP KINGSTON les indlB?
only at Newburg ani Poughkeepaie, oonnntlng with
snecisl tram for ail Sm..111,1 Resorts through th^i Catskill
Mountains leaves Roil u Sunday Bight* al ll o'cloel.
co arrival of s|k*<-ui f??t tialn from th.* mountains, srrlviug
St Now-York Monday, 0 a. in. _ .
auaplBunday. Thr,ugh parloi oar, reclining ohalri be
tweea ateanor*a landing ana " Narraaanee 1" without extra
charge. Ii*.*-i,* eheeked fioui 1 ' lestlnatlon by
Westcott'. Express Company.
Tickeia and state-Moma on sale st "o7. 287, BBI, 3?'i
SDI, 181, 047 Broad* iv. \-* 11 - 1 imonoiiua and
Winda.,r ll. t. ls, ,,n ofllres Westcott'? Expresa Co
W. lt HAB< ," R " li Illlllii.S.
Asst Gen Ease. Agt Gun. Pass. Agt
rpo NEW-H.WEN. 7 5o.
A excursion (go,,,* a days), ot sa
6 las mers C. ll NORTHAM ind CONTINENTAL lesya
Peck silo. Pier *_*5 I-_ II.. ? i?- in and ll u. lu (SundaTS
ll p. nv), celine -'lng ai N'*. Haven with si.eclal irsuia
for MF.RIDVN. HART?*ORD. SPRINGFIELD. BOLT
ORE Ao. Through tickets sold snd baggage checked al
BAA Broadway. Naw Ywtk, aad 4 Cvurvsk. BrvoAL/B.

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