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NHOIUIIItl WUT-
The drug trade continues brisk for the
season, and our wholesale merchants have
no reason to complain. Coal oil continues
to advance slightly, owing to the eXces.
sivcly high test required by the inspectors
and an advance at the wells. Logwood
has also advanced and will go still higher.
Linseed oil is declining We quote:
Spts Turpentine a 65c Alcohol ............. S275
Linseed Uilraw, Pgslr5 Tod Potass., q n 4 81
do do boiled 10 Chloral eP otass. IN ~
Tanners Oil. Fgal 7y@75 Essences, q doz.... 50
Lard Oil. best, a gal Az Symrhyx q doz... 40
Coal Oil q gil........ IS Hart's Relief e dpz 2I0
Grain Pepper. Z 10 Paper Twinp 4 10 p
Nadder q ib.......... &c Wrap Pap.r, bdl. -
Indigo, q ID. l,lu@l.25 Wrap Paper, bdl. NJ 81
Opium, q ib........sl0.5i do do do l. ~
Morphine, q or. Z 90 Soda. q ib.............
Anime q doz......... Sec Borax, z ib....... $50
Copperas, n tb........3i4c Cinnamon bark e n A c
Concent'd Lye q caullc Ext. Logwoc1 b g. c
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RIcnMoND, VA, June 6.-There was a
heavy wind and rain storm in this vicinity
tonight, during which negro man was
instantly killed by lightning in Manches.
ter, and a woman severely shocked.
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Bundries
Rice.
live STOCK Market.
BKKF CATTLE.

There is but little deing in beef cattle,
as most all good lots have been shipped.
cattle at Blade. common to good Babe. ;
calves, s200a3.00 each.
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Wholesale Grocery Market.

Coffee.
Prim to choice 22lla2i
Sugars.
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All brandss2O@slOORM
GFOeers' Drugs.
Indigo, SFsl. GOAL. 25Rib
do Manila l.25@l .35
Dutch Nader ..l79lSc
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TIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.

The present number (AugrsD Of the Eclectic
* truly rich IN it, selections the recent periodical
literature of England atiOrdng almost library of cX
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essay on The Prince COnsOrt and the Court of Queen
victoria" France and Germany" Some Popular Fal-
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which are supplemented By an attractive popular mis-
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4 the NFW ~ R~FY SOITl ERN Raj kpAD
Pare i.nm New YORK - phlildtl ,ila Dnir o. -.
Commencing MONDAY June 2- l-lj the o. ". -tanch,
AMI cunmoi steamboats, t-~l Hul1 aud Nv lii1hi'
,uuue,t NJ I'D -au,i, Hook ith AL Trains. will
Law, Now Aork ir,m Ir,r p = r., loot o Rector T.
7a.m.-FOT Long Branch AM h,f Rank.
& 70 q. H. Tor piiild,l q. ih1g Branch, Toms river,
y town. VIZ and. ard BRIDE .of.
100 Philadelphia, Long Branch, barn'ia, TUCK
ortuu, ami an way stations
3.,6 D. m Expr,t- or rhad lphia and long Branch
Pafof an ,nTuusl to rhl5rl Ria "n 80 - a. i.ih
40 - TO-. Ion Long Branch. lu7 ldV'l, dii B. 'i' IOWA.
Floi foot ltll ~. North i.t., 10 and b. %. -
Suua.,s lIum 4Ithst. PIT 10 a. ~ l1rf - y ", 10
m q-ltin. Long Branch lll~ n M. Rein ine. l,sve
Long Ergrch 90 =. n lrriV" lltr "a ~ NJ i-' 'lf
1.lOp.u WI. : NNf pi.f' "'H''h .''''r.i.--
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| SARATOGA EXCURSION
y VIA

y VIA
PEOPLES LINE.
'afipn- offered 20 The travelling
public lv profeor- 81 the f'os iine ~
steamers 10 Albany la "a, addition - the large AID elegant
STEAMBOAT ~ JOHN,
which a. been Nu,us,yey decorated and improved With spa
cai reference this seasons ra~ 80 ~ 70 oirr state NUNS
anu unclua comforts 10 e many thousands 81 pleasure
s..aci- WISHING these world rno~ned sptnss steamer
leave lTer a. North River dny Sundays cutpi~N ~
y M; saturdays AZ ENcar..o" tickets, Nh.h musi 10
iurhad the ni, on tho Wii 20 ANY and l,tufn -
h. Saratoga aud rciurn. COOL tn SEPT ], 80
I'VE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. -.
Shos rUuto Babylon hay shore, Ishp rayye ana Fat
Churuc.
Lave Hunter Point 80 a. nj atshogue man uAh WIN
patlr car att, hnd. 49,, -. ,.t.
Leave Hunter Point = 90 = NJ lhtc"rhe WV tAu
Leave HUNTER FONT 50 =. mfatelosHe eApi.ss uans
with laglsr attached.
Leave Hunters Point D. 90 p. m.-I.hp way train. -, a.,
For psrtis bills and small tine tables. Nlso Ist
trains 10 and hom faminedale C,uira Para. H dr @s'
Iliusdale and other stations tdr} boats leave N.MaWH
foot Of james LIP last River 20 minutes ana 10, ~ nisy,
Fast River ~ minutes previous 10 TIC hri
Hunter Point Tickets sold and n,ssss
at James Thirty fourth It. Offices sunday tins No
Hunters Point for Great Neck Hampstead ,,'en n.y. rss
cioguc and al stations. at 80 a ma and sNV VA TT
Flushing College Point, Mhtestone and Az ave s,
tons SO, 10 90, II 90 a. and ~, 10 90. 90 y M
l. u. BARTON superintendent
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EFN RAIIROAD foot OF Barclay and chr sr,phei ss
$40 A. NJ train Win ear. attached W t''
?ul Pa,ufnn Mauunka chunk, Portland, NatFr CAP
S.rouisburg scranton. CLrbouiac PSi9n, Mlstual, g.
Great ,nd Biz giafnon oxford Norwich, hchncti NpWR-,
Cartlaud Tlou, and syracuse ~ M PASTOR EApr's+ Tor
oxford Aahruka chunk Port and, water cap ana Suc "s
burg i:lO -. M Bneham0n Express WIN uth"lk y" III
cars attached, stopping al principal stations Nbo'S "a
connect with Sussex Railroad for Aovrr Nr"ion e ""
al1 make ,.ctiors Tor Lake Hopatcone, Budds Lake. AMI
< ,,pf,t - fftuu
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MINNIE MOUNTAINS via

'
paiy from Pier 49, North RIVER ~ p connecting ~
sisnngtOn with The $50 a. VIII ~ MbNNl 40 ~
pRl.~S. Ncw and elegant dIaWingioom cars THROUGH
,ttf 4,
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VI TIUNIUIN- = UIITII 7.
Tho stauch and pom riiul steamships ELI IRA MON
DAYS WI.DNEsbhYS aud FRIDAYS and DfLAfEA
Ii'f~pAT~ IiTt RsDAY- aud sAIt HDAf-. .a,c Pier
80, g. iI foli ~ Ro.u.nN -' AZ D. IA li',i route ivf
Wore, ter amt aIl northern points VIA NoT''sitL
Il,fght III, either line taken 90 lowest iatt~. .,.
H. -. HA BCpo T.. ir,s lent
I " FIrKlVs General Passenger AZ. nt
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TOGAf caves daily a. T. ~ i~uiiajr exc i'il lioh
P..r 81, NIiia ID,'f, foot oI tala -
SPECIAL Nur.CE-on Sai fday, July g. aud every sat
uy uut further notice the Of this Inc WI leayo
D. M. instead 81 hef ioioI' . 'li't 80 con
uot al Albany with the SUNDAY m"Fhins 'I4 ID H~"los@
the west.
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pENNSYLyANTARAI

n y n I \ y :
ROUTE Trains leave New a. fIom foot Of D,ii"'cs ana
iapr,s. io Harrisburg pittsburgh the Wet amt south,
with Pullman Palace cars alta he'd $50 a. @ ana 'SO D.
m. SUNDAY . and > 30 =. M . ,,,.,,.,.. 80,
For Wlam-po,t and Lock Haven via ih,lf,i.ha ana
l. j, r. r. DIV, connecting ~ Fhl1an, plA' ~ ~ NJ u'
Mianspart, Lock Haven CORY, ami Ere 80 D. NJ con-
Meeting al Cory ttusyle, Petroleum centre ann Tue Ou
Tor Baltimore Washington and SOUTH Limited wash
ngtnn ENpDss Of Pullman falof cars daly exc W
o 30 A. ~. arrive in Washington q, 40 p N. Regular az
F.p for r Fni,dr Il" = 80 Eio $50 M
V and 4! % H. fniran r an ,, -,on1 class p 10
FOR Newark 40 q. $780, = go, >. = H. II o. m ~" l. y
$50 BIO $40 4O, iD 3 800. $40. D. Gle, u' Z, ~
10 TO- 1870 p. and Il Il sht sunday 6.-" T. ana 'IV
FOR Ebabeih g. $50. :. 74o = o loan - MI 2 90
TO- il 80 y NJ and night SUNDAY $40, aud s ~ D. M
Cor gar" ~ g. S$o 40 = 10 a. a. IL IL ~ 9a To- To-
10 D. m. ami II uight. SUNDAY. 5:cO and p M ,,,o
For Woodbridge, Perth Amb0y AMI south AmOo!' "' AZ
~ New brunswick aud M. 70 NJ 2, $40, 4lo 800
clo, 2 p ~; and y night sunday Gia' -
For Kingston ard Rocky III, $40 a. m; and 10 p M
Tor Princeton, = ;, 10 n, - 80 = - anu J.. III
ior remington Phitnpsburg. Bolyderc $50 a. H. anu
I; 81, N, ,,.r,cr ~, somerset Branch m
Trenton BodontOwD, burlington and Canden 'So 'na
0 20 a. M. II O.. :, ., ana p M ~, lam -
For Freeholi, : 30 a. M, 2. ., AMI i;lO p m
For Famnldale and Squsn. 80 4. N. AMI p M
For Fafm!ugtalc saturday onlN, y. no. - -.
For Hghtsown PeubertOn and CaAden, via feih Amhoy
For Hirl t.town and Pemerton, Ga. m c.., - ~
Trains arrive - follows: frm iiii-bufgh oo ana iVSo
a aud $50 .. M da!y iol a M and % D. i IA s"i
cY,cI, Monday. from Washington ani ialtimof 20 a. NJ
4I5. 5lj, aud 1927 p m. sunday 30 a. ~ and - y IA
Xix ~ s,l ii0 $50 1876 9li goo iO25 p sun.
day 5O go. 3d. II % a. m. . 80 t20 and lu - y NJ
ami foot ~ Brsbr-~cs and Cori'snd s'S No uri t.
Brokyu and Nos ia, nc, and IL Hudson ST. hoookeH'
u. VI. BOY -, h., Gen. Passenger Agent
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nPPnslTInN MERCHANTS LIZ

" AIRANN aud TROY. landing af 'Nskih 'Tcr y u.
SCHI YIEK from ier 50 =. o.. Franklin IT, h" DAY !,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAY , q T. m. laic, csnls
IT f.lus ei rJiea. j. " hNN'pA.
SUNDAY INCLUSION, $ g. m. 2ith 49,, = L. Soy bpfgh.
30 els Pgllk.,pfie. Rim beck. tu~kA, Ati's ~ ~
turn tickets Al 3D. sui'ing Sew borA sam. day.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.
Wight

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
Da beat sT nn PA slSip at 3 AND
%sst P SdS GGwa Ts cseis IN
.a for points SorE SnG VEST Tip fs
Cornwall and NegbIg returning sane d5 aG fRound tnp
% 40
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsatonic
ID and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bisi %, r
PORT leaves Catharne slip at l3O a. H. ana bridgeport al
p M
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
as& Tr AENT aSS II Is SE h1 d
win sqsh BRANCH * # ag S, 5T%f S
NTH s ,5 S& we,, F1 asS to-
te" sf' SsSy s2G fls's
%SFY n TES ys aS5 EaSo" a @Sen ws S
'e Gis mway Train for somervlle and Flcmngton
74l m-Way Train for tason connects at Junction VIII"
rs a. n'~MoRSIXG EXrnEss, daily exrep sgndays for
Eaon ar a a9S tor for Mane S%nE Tam
aqua ToMania Wilkes SHARE scanton &C. win through '''S
1870 n~way for Easton, connects at Phlipsb"rg
1915 mExrRss for Femingtcn, Easion AlG gEr
Maneh ChHnk Tsmhgna Aah,ns Ebfata Pottsrs
@iS p a@Exrarss Eason, Beldcre Bath Maueh
Way Train FOR Easton Aeo Tent gna And N a.
Chunk Connects a Junction with D, M, G5 c MIN " "
sg Igp My PI LIaiR l,r S'''r'i''
"a D. n-EvrSiSG ExParss daily for Faston Allentown
Mancl Chnnk, Wkesbarre Tovandl, Reading ana h"'f'
01 $50 D. m.-way Train for someryiIe.
4 4Se E NOR m:-FSr F rs9rflh
Sao p p m IVA Way Train RAN for somcrvie
Fef o lla3ei@ at 5o GI5 go 80 7ii So So.
@is 29 20 l&52 3 ~ ll :? H. 7 5 D. H. $50 5,5 g
60 $780, l. 75O, s', $50 go 1872 i las u 5I p r. Eng
HIP. BALDWIN, General Passenger AGENT.
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co
IL owning and operating The only Iomte 70 'ii
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EDKOVIDkNLE AND SIONINGTUN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FOR PROVIDENCE NENpulI, AID B"~i " 90
The elegant steamers kllouL l~.ANn,! t~pNf
TIL. E.I.Ns and -ATt RDAi s. end NAlRN tANrEt u
MONDAY Wednesday, and FRIDAY D. .r Ter 3'
= g.. foot = JAY -. AZ , p NJ 3d.,
Through ok,t. to all principal pc nl' ~ N'M- !h i a
TIE Pfosin.., may %" obtained ~ ltp1d D. 't iin'
i..tt Dfir, ~it,rJO- N' eel, ifel Do tuN' a. ih
uucrs Of Is e~t,ott EHpu-. tonInl ard az 'lJ Li'l"y
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FALL RIVER LINE,

Cart A. q. SIMMONS. capt Il. ~ SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct roate Taunton Mddloboro, Plymouth
New Bedford Marhas vineyard Nl.u,k't CAPE cod ia"
WHITE MOUNTAINS and al principal points IN Ne"fn-
gland and the Province.
FOR Tickets and Sateroos apply 9il BROADWAY Broad
vav corner Twenty rlst Court it, Brooklyn or at The
Office on the rcr and al principal Hotels aud Ticket Offices
in the city. BOkpEN G L'NEli, Af'h'S'
HEnRGE L CONNOR. Con. Pass. Agent y. Z. = u. 20.
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EUlGH VALLEY RAILROAD-SCMMER
h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ lo71.-Dtpols iool Of
Cortlandt D;sbrosstssfs
go a. w. train through Elniia stopping at NcwMarto
Found Brook pllhpsbure Edon, lit me en-, lh
town Chunk White Haven, Milk'gbaiic lltfs
ton ToWauia. and Intermediate station. also connects
with ira rs for Reading, HARRISBURG, ana FoitsNlli',
1880 y. train, through 10 lanhlau9sA ,2Iblhs q, ihe
uuucipal IN late stations. TN. tram has colh''
ton also MalahOy CITY, Halleton, Reading Potts
willie. and Harrisburg.
400 p a!n, through TO Manch Chnnk' stopping al All III
t.Tu'liii" stations.
GSO L. m train Night Express daily. FOX all pnc pal stations
nlI connects tor Ithaca, Aub,fn kocht,
Entialo Nia.aTa Falls nsl0u Bridge and The west
pu.lmau's sleeping COACHES attached 10 THIS IRAN
III
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Miscellaneous-City.

MRS. GARRFTSON's ENGLISH, FRENCH,
Y and S;TRMAE BoARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES and CIiILDREN, No 81 West Forty
seventlst between Fifth and sixhaves, VIII reopen On
WEDNESDAY, Sept %, 1873
Applications personally, or by letter as above
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NrIAw,pr ANn UJrDSON CANAL Co

II Owning aud Operating Tie only rone 70 t'FptINIoN'
sharon U6Ne- cave '1ston saratoga Lake ''pis hiU
places on Lake ClgHpain slight trains ana steamer, uoI
New York connect Albany ani Troy with morning llalh
The day Lac and midday trans IN cVthnS INNS
for all the above named places p NAfo' "'nl ia77
81 !. \ y Il Al
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DEGILAR Catskill line. M the creek steam

- kRATOGA-Directr Outc, VIA Citizens Line.
- Elegant stcamhoai leaving Ncw YORK d. y eaiur 'sx
cepf,si at D. m fIum Pf o. \. r., foot Of lhfoyst fN
cuison cAts NCWlofk 10 saratoga aud r'Gin. god ~
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GieamUoais ano Railroads.

Cconnectins with III railway lines ssaas
i Plea tSot q TsroS' Yiogss Al
ALL Raj EiST R,fT$ $EE ScS Sf~S6HR AND
cPp%e Ea| T %%y Si fy s ns7s .,..,
Gaiawan Mid.ictowa and Eea Pank. 49,,
900, 1880 m, 100 R RSfI sisS f 81
Leave Long Branch 7O5. SEQ, 1905 No. 230, iio
In siaon 70 The above train leaves New
York Tor South Amhoy at $50 IN Leaves soth Amboy ior
Stages connect at MXrAwAN, With all trains to and from
l kh@E 70 md i"a 5 &
b F. KICKER snp and Easr - 80 : ,'.e"''
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLKoAD.-An'r June "a, 49, through
500 a. M Chicago and NorhcIn Express, with drawing
cars through to Rochester also Montreal va Man
200 M Saratoga Special arriving at sars,oea at 20
to ard Ruaalo and Niagara Pals arriving at NJ
agsra Pals at / - p IA ,,...,-.. ,.,....
% s HoS,a SP sS z, Sara' e ~ New
Yors 70 81 Adams arriving at MonreHl At 90 T. "a
D. n Tacnc Expross Daily with sleeping Roch-
ester. Buffalo and Niaeara ial!- also for Chicago wa both
ii5 H. ISTress Vim .lcep!agcaTs for Albany Troy.
ape sllioga arivng at saratoga q $50 sunday mrnng
way ''@'"' as VT '''''' '''"' { II; KENDRlcK.
NEW.YoRK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART-
~ FORD H. KNEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN Df.
NISION-Summer Arrangement, commencing juno - I-75.
Passenger station IN HewlOrk, Grand Central Depot, en
trance FoTtysocondsi
TEAMS IrAVF FwYoPK
Trains Tor New Haven leave ~ 10 tAccnh 500 Erl hO5
CAccn, 10 Q. ~. q;Nl l. 30 Aeon. h,t % Nccn.
3 fIvl 80 and 5l3 10 al 81 9 Ok, and ~ EN m
For ~oath Norkat, 10 800. 800 a. m, - d., ON,
g}o sI5 az 40 y l2P ,@ 81 IT, ,S ,"no &
40, AS 5lj. SO, cSj, 10. s., ~, and lls6 n
@ F v sao re- l H1Ii' ana % ' i@a
J. 10, aud ani 10 y. A., stopping At sian"Ia >oissis;
nnd -nb and 10 o. M. a,Hl 3 = ami ]" p IA AZ
Bridge port The 500 a. IL. and M connect YIN train.
shore Line Division for Providence. The 20 e. ~ ani
. p ~ shore I'm" Division for N"rN'h aud N.
Connecticut valley al brock and the NtN iiAsrn snd
Northampton r. r. ~ New ifAv'. ard The % M "nd p
m for Nrwungt. sos. ~ a. aud IL
with Connecticut River Il. * Nlnnghei and 5 y ~.
Naugaturk Il. r. and IGoisaiorc g. H. ~ Bride port The
sou A fD Il and 80 = 49, with Dahbufy suf N0rpak
AT enuh Nurvai and Vie SOS n l. and 90 and O. 10
=. m. with New Canaan a. i. 80 stanford ,.,o
Sunday po-ton Mai rIaLs At D. IA, via spingh'L al I'D
4. rl.. Providence.
Drawing Day Express and sleeping cars On
Might Expires lTAlns.
Grand rnnu 90 Offices ~ y :. lrautt &C., ~
HIuadv AZ SOW York. and 40 t0Iitst, AtuuAy 40 All
ai-o chc,s baggage fruh fe.ll'I'r ?" destination.
n.ppoNITIDN MEptII ANTS LIKE for
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y sex CO.. y. J.-Comprchensive and Through m an
branches Of Normal, Classical and scientific Iduca"I ID"
males and females. uealthfu. Location btaulIuL lnc'
access by r. Telegraph c1nnunt aion Rad ltl" "t
Committee Of Examination IN taai"@ir ieIs '3s" ic
= :. STEVENS. A D.. Principal
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IEWBURGH. CORNWALL, WEST POINT,

I WHITE VA n wa FymonIh l0a va llocNe7i'f
and y ConWay, y IT,, PORTLAND, AUGUSTA, Bi.llANi,
HOCkIANp. FORT POINT BANGOR MAChlNS MT
and 81. JOHNS Draw ing room cars through bee
tween New White Mountains also between Ncw
and Portland reach White Mountains ~ 80 . M
Is Bangor D. M Leave New York. PIN 90
North River AZ ?. VI. NORWICH LlNE-i@ av" New York
Central Depot; and Oa AMI Sands al rail All
Ran Line CONNECTS with Portland and Worcester
train q aud 1875 p. The b. express 10 Fly
mouth Mountains " CONWAY, Portland and Bangor
The IS is through train 20 Nashua Ro,hes"r, Port
Direct connections made with the Otul
Trunk Halfway Portland. No transfer by this line. Through
tickets baggage checked through.
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| CITIZENS' LINE Steamboats, for TROY
Nconnectng with al railway lines North and we-t Elegant
steamboats, Leave daily saturdays excepted at IRON
! j,
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Qnetrnriion.
For Boys and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-City.
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOLCN. pan
ney Pm Date Prn. Of Princeton College Iielaia"'S
School 70 r. 2gh Address principal st 90 Maso ave
HOILADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
1895 BROADWAY NY. ,
Boys and Young gentlemen thoroughly trained ana P'ePa'"
College for Scientific Pursuits and iof D.sh'Ss.
DACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE, Metho..
Building, sos Broadw reguiar sGi ES IA
~ SPTEMBER students shoad make apple alton Tor s.as
Snrine the last wee of August = PACKARD, Proprietor,
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on fiousatonlc
ID and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BIi DC r.
PORT leaves CahaInep az 1880 a. H. ana bridgeport IA II
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CUPERlOR Family SCHOOL for BOYS, Great
- Darlington. Mrs.. JAMES BIRD, \. NJ, Principal
CEWARD INSTITUTE for Boys and Young
- Men, Florida Orange Comfy, y. Y. SlGO pays for board
tuifion f,cl glt &C. &C. ibis wCIkno'tu institution
Advanta superior; number limited Opeus sept II. Send
for catalogue. +. &. SCHKINER 4. NJ.
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For Boys and Young Men-count

A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizahct
u l. Rev. c. WICKoFE, Principal
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For Young La3ies-City.

evInnas site dancing, lifting and movement clife ,,o,
d. SARAH L. HENbRiCk, FrnoiPa.
KTNDERGARTEN, Al East 43d-st.. near
IA Madison ave oldest and best kindergarten IN me .y
An the Froell occupations Taught thoroughly. liahh3
Tor mothers and teachers schools and ahes SpFcu
With Kndergaitnere. Miss H. NJ coz RIM.
MILES. Charbonnicr's French Protestant
v Roariug and av -orl FOR Young Ladies 80 Last SON
ST. oiinorly A,ene in Eous Neu'y Iasl lh"1%,En
course Of Fnrsn m al cp-s, VIII reopen sept ~ Adl'S
az above untlS opt J. ohcn Miles CharDoei wiz De III ~
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, 4o9 9TH
Trlv' TiIGS H. ANDERSON, D. D., President.