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Observation-Disclosures

Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STAT - MAIL
ROyTG Trains leave New York nom foot OF DesDoSes and
c9tlsndt SIS - ioI"Ss; r...,ro e xe.. and soutp
Will Pausn PALACE Cars attached $50 a. Inp ana $50 p.
For Viit sport and fock Haven via Philadelphia and
Is f. DIV, connecting al PHILADELPHIA aiO a. "a for
meeting Coily Tusvie Petroleum Centre ana the Oil
Fr Baltimore washnston and the South Limited W2sl
9 20 A. M an We in Wilshngnn ct 4:l0 y. Regular at
- a. n o &i dt Up 7$c 20 $50 M 1880 g. T.
40 80 S$9 p w. and ~ ng -c6n n ' No.
Cor Newark $50 !. 40 s. s. 49, Il AN a. ~, ~ ~"
S3o 81 y H. tio and :5o init sunGly. n & o. s.
40 5Sr ~ 6 " 80 ca "a 20 a. b To 9
TO- l150 and ~ nSht srn'",' a. H. o2j o. 49, T.
az ay go 20 10 q gi5 as 2% 20
i0y ~ an night sunday ~ S;22 AK ana + ~
a. For For Tsv BF SH ;l p go, .c 90
clio 7 D. m and II night SUNDAY, ., No. g. p m
FOR EAST iills,oae 70 uoon. ald $40 p M ,,o.
f FST SGss@ aa E:G5 80 35 and m
For au1,eltvilc, . 80 =, ! 10, aiu >
For fierngOn, plnI, sDug and Be'idei' 95o a. H. ana
+ Po ~ M.roe, and Somerset Branch. 2 p. N.
For ir njou borden burlington and Camden 73o and
foi 4 F re- nsiY 1856 :; a. = a '2
For EanigkGs and siGTa SD so a. M anu p H.
f fSr ga Psm6erOn pHd Gancn via Perth Amboy
Toi Hzlts,own ana penboTi9n a. in via Perth Aboy'
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburgh, 655 and 1890
s a ,GGG 1 From asbns1on and Ba%or GO ~
4I5o apd lC2 M; Sundry ~ III a. A. lSp f 4
S Sig .slo go s:y sli go io@7 sunday
6G 20 49, 52s and nj 4 2 S gI 70 ana hs House
and Of pesbrosses aud randi sts No Court st.
ENG S AIT Ickst Asont
FRANK THOMPSON General Manager.
CARATOGA.-Directr route, via Citizens Line.
csped a. J. NJ from Pier 49, ~ H. foot Of roysL TX
Gays. only 81
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furniture.

Alarhlnerp.
Established 1921.
THOMAS TAsEYR JR sTRpHES r. ~. TAsKRR.
MORRIS, TASKER g. Co.
W. PASCAL IRON WORKS.
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IRON WORKS.
NEWCASTLE, DEiANaRK
Of1cc Fifth and TaskeG Sta, Philadelphia.
Office and Warehouse, No. II Gc,,l-st, New-York.
.Onice aud " areb0ise No. 70 Oliver St, Boston.
anuiactrTs OF Wrought Iron Welded Iuees, plain gal
van zcd and rubber coGt>d gas steam, and wateI
LAP.WEIDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER UBES
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING. $500
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS.
Gas AND STEAM FTrTDRS' TOOLS
CASTIRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, &c.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY, &C.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
PATENT VULCANlZED RUBBER-COATED TUBE.
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providence AND STONINGTON

PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Consolidation Of STONINGTON LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NEW YORK aud BOSTON
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT, AND BOSTON go,
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, ! L E>LA \ ~ ~
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, AMI NARRAGANSEIl ~,
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS ANA FRIDAYS, leave Per 3D.
N k, foot Of Jay-st, at y. M 49,, .,
the Provinces may be obtained at Railroad eFots ara 9,.
Ticket Ofccs Sater"ons lie secured ~ advance a the
Offices Wescot Express Company and at 3l9 BroadW
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
The stanch and powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON
DAY., WEDNESDAYS and fRlpAlS, and ChiAIIA,
tuesdays TN RSDAYS and "a TUEDANs, leave Pier
~, OF Robinson 81, al y m Direct route ior
Worcester and all Northern POINTS VIA worcester
Freight via either Line taken al lowest rates
ID. BABCOCK President
J. ". EILKIES. General Passangcr A gent.
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Business Chances.

A DDITIONAL capital procured for merchants
~ manufacturers and others mining gotated
eIcLang business with capital seeking
business advised ("ithoui charge Of approved opor
References Hunter Walton 4 Co, Produce COmmisson l6t
Cllainbersst. Shepard Dillingham; Pubishers tiS
Broadway, &C. Grges Carleton Fin bus Brokeis % By
HUNT e. HAYNES, Financial and Business
Brokers' 1877 broadway business transfers.
goae partnerships expctiously Register published
monthly gais. mailed for stamp. Registration free NO
charge unless sale effected.
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tbHlLAlJELHhlA Wa LONG bhAnHH anu
j the NEW ERSEY SOU1HERN RA1IRDAD.
Fare from New York to Philaleln lila only ~ 20.
Commencing MON DAY, june 2S, 1s!5. the new stanch
and ConlnOd0s steamboats, JESSE HOIi and TWILIGHT,
connect ng i sandy h ook with all trains, will
New YORK from Pier s. y. r.. foot OF RcctOrst
7s.m-FOr Long Branch and Red Bank No. MI,
Gas a. n.-FOr Philadelphia, Long Branch. Toms River,
Waretowu. NinearI. and BIilget0n.
100 p Philadelphia, Long Branch Barnega', IucK'
all stations.
$50 D. Express for Philadelphia and Long Branch
Pafipr ars through Philadelphia on $3.50 p m tram
4.46 u. m-For Long Branch, Toms River ana WaItt""n
From Of North River, l2 q and T. m - "a
SunGays-Fr0m 24h ST. Pier 300 a. H. Per = y IL, 93o
arriving at Long Branch lllS o. m Ettining saNe
Long Iranch 90 D. arrive Pier s. 650 p hist fer
7IOr IN. WIN =. SNEDEN, General Manager.
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/. W. FILKINs, General Passenger a
WHITE MOUNTAINS via

W STON1NGToN LINE,
Daily from from Pier 81 North River at p M CONNECTING az
SfcnInc,ou viii the $50 q H. WHITE No -,IAlN IN,
PRESS New and elegant drawing room cars THROUGH
without change
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II
$40 M train attached via Paterson
and Manunka Ghulk, Portland, Water Gap,
Stroudsbdrg scranton CarboLd:e Ptiston, Wikesaa s
Great Bend nghanton, oxford NOrwiCa, Nc!tcd Springs
Cortland. Homer. and syracuse y m Easion >pioss or
OxfOr Nanunka CHUNK Portland Water Gap and Sirouds'
burg 40 D m Binghamon Express with drawing room
cars attached stopping at principal stations Above trains
connect Railroad !oT Al0vcr. Newton &C, and
connections for Lake HOpatcong Budds Lake and
SchooeV's Mountain.
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6teamboais ant Railroads.
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
and wEE9APSHxN . OF TINE
YORK Liberty Branch a. " asS is S
sa1s Long hrang foe sqS %"i A%s'S U.s.
sS5 M In addition 10 tne above lcayo south Amboy for
General Passenger Agent.
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
FsIsyS.S ssi. e
%s s.. @ s's Hs DESRa rs
sinE
agent on ana Sunday So inquire Of
NEW YORK and ONG BRANCH RAILROAD
ALL his f nfT&Rr q S SE&56EsEI AND
PASSENGER .s9s Sd. TOOL q ii@ci ,yst;xn.
sS ws5SSs f,iS aSs.; sSS s%s:9
Sa,aS.H aiIlsls~s and bet Saas ~,, n s-so
600 iOasOa m' Zoo SsS ,$Sp '' ~ ''''' low
Leave Long Branch at 1905 500, 1905 m, 23o. 4lo.
lon the above an accomn oda,,on train leaves New
York for Sonn Amboy AT $50 Leaves south Amboy for
stages 70 and IRON KEYPoRT connect st MATAwAN STA;
AshSS3 r%Rk At L%SS S%4%$s sfATaoS via All al
r. 3 KICKER supt and E fisD -N' ''" -'' N''D''
MkM1mAy ASS 4NR HhEP
PASSENGER salion in NeSYOrs, Central Depot;
trance on Forty I%sl1 St ,vy NEW YORK
Trains for New.II&ven leave ieSn, sos lEx oo5
$tFxI 40 and SIS local Ex} Ex) ana IL iEx D. m
For south NoryelE. 10, 800 9o5 m. IL M, tx,
220 1915, 40 3D. $40 G3j. o. 10 p For stamford.
7l0 SOB, $50, 1910 m II M 2:20 and S:15 ux) $50,
AiO $40, 5:lj, 5IQ 63o, 10 3 10 and l:'5 p m $500,
4osn y sno VI" pe e aa at ana 70 Sos an
and 500 and 10 a: m, and Z 9. and 10 p m ma at
on Shore Line Division for Proyiaence The 500 m and
Connecticut VALLEY at SaybroOk. and the Newilaven and
Northampton r.. H. AT New Haven and the sOj q NJ ana p
for NcWpUrt SOj 10 a. and u noon trains connect
with Connecticut River r. Il. al Springfield, and p m
p
Naugstuck !! T. and Housaonc Y T. at Bridgeport Ihe
S:Oj 3.i5 and 40 m. with DanDuly ana Norwalk
South Norwalk. and the s05 aud 4i0 and .: 20
D.. with New Canaan II. i. at stamford.
Bos Mail Trains Springfield at 10
p.n Providence.
Drawing Day Express, and Sleeping Cars on
Might Express Trains
Tctes can purchased Ticket Office OF Company at
Grand Central Depot AZ offices Of \. Y Transfer Co. 4i
YORK. and No COuItst Brooklyn who VIII
ia residence To destination.
T..
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DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HausatOnic
II and Nagstnck Railroads. Fare ST. steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharinesp at 1880 and Bridgeport at II
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JNo. \. ABBoTr. General ras'engCI Agent, NewY

INOR ROnd0ut & Kingston, Iandlng at t0lAtnS
4 West Point Cornwall, NgTbufsi ;iaflooIoagn clifton,
~ Baldwin Monday, Wcdnos Jay aud FRIDAY leaving
AIarrlsnn ct. P.er No. 81. North IIYel, AZ p m
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gleamboa;s ano Railroads..

TIFFANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
A bay boats Nspn 1s,,R and DANIEL PREV leave
ssS landing at 0 w,s, Point n Gnss Nswesrsh
for ronts Noh Trip tickets West Point
s: E.'Hss to AND 'lO- 9-DS~ ~ NYDnr UP
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Heusatonic
PonT Craftsmanship at iSca IN and bridgeport at ii
CITIzENs' LINE Steamboats, for TROY,
foot Of sr'Ss fAro g5s SSssT& oyer ss
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
n INy Jo tue S,5
y ana sG %ss BIsnn RI M SsgP 5q@GS
. MAI s DIVISION chgn valley Rsiroad
70 aud EEe STATE the West also to
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
SO m-SEws TRAM Tor fason, isehlehem Iath. Allen
town Maneh Chunk, Tan'squa, ramanend. wilkesbarrc
slS Way Train Tor Eason, connects al JUNCTION with
aSSs S s1 % sSSSay; fsE
sSs Towanda WiSesbaTrc scranton &C. with Through car
1850 a. n-Way Train for Easiou Phipsburg
xc hmak faaa9 Mssaog CITY Mstoa VICE.
barre Reading. Columbia Lancaster Ephrat Pottsvie,
s4s r. n.~FyPsEss for EnsOu. Belvdere. Bath Mauch
Chunk WilSosbaTTe, and scranton
mWsy Tran ran fG "a fsied Allentown and Nonc,
cbnns Connects at Junction with Del. Lack ard West r. K.
$50 .. m-May Train for Soller lille and Pennington
BOO u. m.-Way Train for Someryiis.
Bis p.m-For Plainheld go
MO m-lyYSNG EXrRRss, daly for EastOn. Allentown,
Mauoh Chunk Wiikes5arre ToNanda Recalling and Harris
burg
u. m.-FoT Plainfed.
ZOO D.. n.-lOr SeInerslle
ID. rn.-Toi EsstoD.
d. n-Way Train for SoInCrvile.
1890 u.-Far Paintcld
ei5 $50, 1880 ll;l5 a. m; ~ m, l2:iJ, J, AS 239
GAS 3 90 3.45 4. 415. 43l, I:45 5l5, go 5A5 e.,
C:i0 o5O I. 80. Sl5, $50, $50 1000, HIS IL p NJ
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ERJE RAILWAY.

j. sUMliER AREAN CEMENT Of Trains taking effect
Monday June II, S75 From ChalAbers-st. Depot ttor
awenty'tInrl a. sc note below
a Cincinnati and Chicago pay Express Drawing room
Coaches Buffalo and sleeping COac.es TO destination
l04j a. m.-Expcess Mail Tor BAflo and Niagara Falls.
Sleeping Coach to Suspension EIigc. . - ,.
Coaches Rochester, Blo Niagara ais ClLch-
natl, Detroit, and Chicago without Change
PORT Jews 30. 1880 O. 10 and m, 4:so 1880,
Siddietovn 7SO 1880 9 10 and 1915 N, $40, 80,
t tssS Nth e%dS 0 and S9O MdioG
Rondout and Kingston, 1880 D. M snd 5So p IN ~
leo and = D. m warwick 1880 and l045 a and 80 p IN
Kewbur2h. 40 $3.50 O. anu 1910 a $50 and 80 p ~
845 3 g. 1880 = and ~ niCigh H!sew9o1 h9 dokus,
Aendale. and Eamseys "a 60, 80 's5 ~ ana
&c., ~ 49, m D. 49, 7o D. - O. % T. 10 04 ITO %
~ noon, Lilo 3l5, 345 $3.50 D. 81 o. o. tl5 $50 a.
l0SO and z midnight IeT ~ bib esS go ti p
Saturday nights only. Rutherford Park and Pass2c 6S5
T30 i6SO 10 NJ ~ noon -ltJ. D. SD 400 2l1 T. O;50
SIS 1880 p. NJ. and II mdusA heImJit ang Nyaccks'
fl6 p aud 1850 saturday nights only SpilDg valley T.
s gpsje n aid sparts 3d. 49, go m 1890 245
44I5 55 $50 7:l5 745 p and 1880 Saturday nights
only. 100 ~ ,,- . On
t7:15 7:45 p and ll:SO SATURDAY Eghti only ,,, -
leaving Chambers Z ~ even or hhi hours
2Sd beeu miautes earlier than ABOVE tihe ins
leaving Chambers quartI hours leave zoeat I'M
Boat leaves 2J -. "a u 10 b. lh cJHESt
trains leaving Chambers ST. al l3O p No. ana IL MD
Tickets for passage in Drawing room snd
sleeping Coaches be obtained, 1. oders ior te e ing
and transfer Of Luggage may be i1' 81 tGc Coinl$
pa, j29 and 92a Broadway No. COurtst DlVoh H.
and al tie CplGpanyS DepOts. -. -. 80.
Express trol the West arrive in NewfoIX AT 40 e.
o.. lao aud 100 T. M .o~,,sa,oo r,r
mo ~ ABBOTT General Passenger Agent, New.York
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4 one Island RAILKOAD COMPANY

Il SIMMER ARRANUENEN1:
Commencing June 2l 1879 Leave Hunters Point as iOl
800 m Express mail for Greenpori shelter Island sag
HarbOr Port Jerers0u Locust Valley HeFpsttaG ai l'ocA
e8sy making connections Tor all stations on the man o ana
ia00 nsv train for and intermediate
stations and Iemusead RoeHaw and Locust valley
lI:o5 ACCOMMODATION fer iicksVIle ana Tor Hemp
$50 INA ccolnnodatlonf for Overload Nortpor Lccnst
Nil liz iiixIresrsf Tor C,reenport.
400 p m-GreenpOr ana sag H9ro,r fxpre's with ghiicr
cars g. eTsenPoa S SsBs aasns Connections for
Iocustvaney, HelnPsteadand Rocssway oo,,..,,ons Tor
Hsrnpstesd and KoGkawsy. --.,..- ......,,...
Gs5 D. m-Northport Accommodation, making connections
f0r Locust valley h SUNDAY 81 TnAiSs
zoo n1%fcr Port Jefferson, Valley Hampstead
~ N For Norilport Locust Valley Hampstead and in
tmedaie and connecting with tran from East New
For Ear Rocaway-Ieave Hunters Point at 10 and Il 30
a m and 100 and B35, ard T3O p III. Returhing-lfave
Kockawsy at ll:3O and AGO. ana $50 p 3D.
N B.-ferry boats Ofk, 100; OF james Slip J. r.
3ominntes ana loot OF Thirty f5ntist r. r. 10 muespre
'vous departure Of trans from Hunter Point o,,o
q W. y. CUBrIS, General oupe1p'enhcnt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Aiter June q, 1915. through
trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot: go
cars through Rochester, also Montreal via Man
lO00a Special Chicago Express in drawing room ears
10 Rochester and Bu1ao and Niagara FANS, arriving aI III
'S ri 90 a. "a No1Slrn "a and Western Express
800 saratoga Special arriving al SARATOGA ~ p m
,orG 10 81 Adams arriving at Montreal at 6:5O
800 p Express, Daily with sleeping carsiOr Waer'o"h
D. m rSsihc Express Daily with sleepngcsrs Cor EOch
sster Buffalo and Niagara Fails also for Chicago via both
ll:is n ExiTes With sleeping for Albany, Troy,
And Saratoga aIIi ing Saratoga at $50 suncay morning
way Trains as per Local Time Tables ,,.,,,cv
General Passenger Agcn T.
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FALL RIVER LINE,

tOIl boston VIA NEWPORT ~ ID FALL RlNff DAtI4i
SUNDAYS. June p 70 Aug 90 inclusive at . p H.
From Tier 2s North River. foot Of Murraystr
THE WORLpRkNOwN>D s1EAMAks
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
ran. A 4 sfNNONS. Celt. u. II. SIMMONS.
uATT.s BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most dirc Il route Taunton 1idGleboro' Plymouth
Nev bedford SartLas vineyard Nantucket, CaIe Cod tho
WaITf MOI MAINS, anu a. principal points n Ne"-En-
eland tine Provinces.
For Tickets and apply ai 9i Broadway foad
way corner enty ;hrst. Cort St. Hrociyn or at tho
.ofce on tie T.oI and al all rincr Hotels anf Ticket Cc
in tlecty BORDEN d LOWELL, Agents,
GEORGE J. CONNOH, Gen Pas. Agent Q. G. $. T. Co.
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-SUMMER
Ia APRArGEsfENTS-ATG \, 1915.
loot OF CoTinht ud D,sDfoStrssi ~
200 a m. through to Elmi1a, connecting Win trans
fof il al, ;0n Beaver Meadow, A@iaDoy cay, >Nenau
doah, Mount Carmel. anu points IN N@1ieion aud
MasnOy coal regions; also naSes close cGupec!ioL on
Ithaca. Auburn. Rochester, Biiao NiaflIa fnhs' &C.
loo H. IN for TuukhanuOck connecting with trains Tor
Haze30n, MahanOy City. Reading, P0ta'iiie, hnu ha
A m n m for Mauci Chunk stopping at all stations
connectiag with trains fol ithaca, Auburn Roc :!
Buffalo, Niagara Fal~ and the west PGnhaiis
seeppg COACHES attached.
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Waters.

WAITER and USEFUL.-A French Young
w man, speaking En- -sh, and French would Ike
place private family understands his business thou
ongly very from last
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H. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent

- Owning operating the only Cooperstown,
Sharon. Cave, Bason Saratoga Lake GeoIg and
places Lake Champan. Might trains ana steamers from
New connect at Albany and Troy with moI1nE trains
The day line steamers and midday trans with evening trains
for all the above uamcd places =. j.. MAYO Oenl Pass
Agent III. v. OIYPHANT, ASS lTeSt.
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AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
NEW FALL MATERIALS,
SUITABLE FOR DRESSES AND COSTUMES
- consisting Of
PLAIN and PLAID CAMEl.s' HAIR CLOTHS from SOC.
per yard upward.
GREEN and BLUE and TARTAN PLAIDs from 35c.
per yard upward.
EMPRESS CLOTHS from SOC. per yard up
MERINOS and CASlIMERES from 7jc. per yard, upward
ALL IN NEW COLDRINGS.
ALPACAS POPLINs. MOHAIRs. SERGES, BALERNA
CLOTHS. etc, etc, at @3c. per yard worth 36c
500 pieces STANDARD PRIA rs. NEW FALL STYLES
At iGc. per yard.
The balance Of their LIGHT CAMBRlCs at ioc anu i|c'
per yard.
LAWNS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
They viii also offer the BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK Of
READY-MADE SUMNER DRESSES
AT LARGELY REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE.
WHITE LAWN SUITS from So each upward
PERCALE SUITS from \. each upward
LINEN SUITS from - each upward.
EMBROIDERED PIQUE AND BATISTE SUITS. at
PROPORTIONATELY Low PRICES.
SILK, GRENADINE MEXICAINE, MoHhR. AND
SERGE SUIT CAGAT VARIETY. al ATTRACTIVE
PRICES.
CAMELS' HAIR SHAWLs,
MILLINERY EMBROIDERlES
LACES AND LACE GOODS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSEKEEPING AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
AT EXTREMELY, ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Their friends customers Strangers respectfully in
v,eJ - PAY TJiEM VISIT.
BROADWAY .THAVE. 9TH AND f0rUsTS
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I,OR RMldont and Klngston, connecting v

Il, Wh n, 7,
RorGolt and OsNegO RsiIoa, landing at Highland Lalls
ipcar West Point Cornwall NeWb l<! Mallbor0u o. Mli'o
s1isLaul (NrP aitz aud EsOpc the sitaml Oat Thomas
feI svefr TUESDAY Thursday and saturday leaving lar
visoilst Picf -. y. r.. alta D. M
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Of! WEST 2jTI-ST .-Fami!y WASHING.
sp-s2 ~ a competent aurlrtss a. Ter own bone; uftr
stands kinds OF fine washing and nutng best CITY iefcr
eDce. Address MARY RILEY.
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Bodr6 ano Rooms.

II EAST 37TIST.-Pleasant suites of
Rooms with board alsoa room in fourth story suitable
for gentlemen references exchanged
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NOR NEW-HANEN, hartford, SPRING
n FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL ami lrter-
meGis on.s. steamer leaves Poci Sip dsy SUNDAYS q!
S.,ta, a 3 D. ID: TNonfyirS =. T., so j. m co iayt
ipt will spe nj tain NoH II. night Oo~i leaves *
sn AZ IL o'clock. Tickets sold AMI baggage checked az Ssa
broadway NrM York, and s CoiIt 80, BlJOhiyh.
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6ituatlons Uante0-- Males.
COachmen.

DORTER and ISEFUL.-A German young
man would ~ hotel warehouse rs
porter and willing himself useful; furnish
reference Apply at ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 3itL St,
Broadway.
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~ EAST 41ST-ST.-Second-st FRONT
- ROOMS also large and hall fourth floor
antilles or party Of gentlemen, with BOARD location
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CARATOG A-Direct route, via Citizens Line.
y Elegant steamboats, leaving New York daily sauraysex
captedj from Pier 40, n H.. foot OF Icoyst tx
sets. NewYOrk " saratoga and return, good ~
Gays. only ~,
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Nurses.
A RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY wishes to

4 ) NURSE for one or two growing children
flly ca. t-kng Ire charge % tie uurs.ry; city
or counfry. Address f. Tribune Uptown oGice l,23,
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6ilnatlons rJanteo-fema!es
Laundresses.

I ACNDRESS-By July competent woman,
who is thorough family aundTess; an mikc mp gentle
super sylc also pun, lSsh, hhte
objection the country; has best cry - IiiI
a-Ig
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JET NURSES, large selection daily; dry

* WEST 4lST ST.--At the Sew Lylng-in
,I'f Institution good bJaf excellent -ng Tor ladies
ring confinement. Apply or address Mrs DOhAMs
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DANIEL MICHAEL, Master,
NJ. G. Lemley. Overseer
y. IT, Hoyl, Lecturer,
NJ. T. West, steward,
Michael Furie, Assistant Steward,
Samuel McCurdy, Chaplain,
Alfred Tool, Treasurer,
Henry Shibley, Secretary,
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LITTLE ROCK
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
The Most Complete, Thorough and
Practical Institution in the
Country.
Located in Martins Block, Corner
OfThird and Main Sts., Little
Rock, Arkansas.

VNIIS Institution offers superior facilities
l. for preparing young and middle aged
men and women for the counting room. aud
for the management of business and financial
affairs.
The full Commercial course as presented In
the Preparatory, Theory. Actual Business
and Banking Departments OF the College, em-
braces critical instruction to those who may
require it, in Reading, Spelling and Arithme-
tic. Book keeping. by Single and Double En-
try as applied to business pursuits Of every
description. Business Premiership. CONNER
cial Calculations, Mercantile Correspondence.
the Science Of Accounts, Business Activities,
Organizations. Economies, Business Forms
Business Customs and Etiquettes, Commercial
Law, Finance and the General Laws of Trade
TERMS:
(PagaJle IN ddraRce)
Life Scholarship, full Commercial
Course. $50 90
Full Course in Telcgraphing, by
sound and paper, 40 90
Special Discounts wW be made to Clubs
and Deserving Parties
Usual time required to complete the Full
Commercial Course-from 10 to IL weeks.
Students can enter the College at any time,
as there are no vacations.
Be sure to visit or address this College be-
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SHE HAD A PLAN.--A gaunt woman
jumped into the Central Station yester-
day, bonnet askew. and eyes blrzing, and
as she reached the sergeant's desk she
exclaimed:
"Fm the Widow Coonw
"Ah, indeed" remvrked the sergeant,
blandly.
"And l want to know if my landlord
can raise the rent on me ?" she continued
frantically.
~ guess so--landlords can do most
anything"
"But I'm a widow"
$50 you say"
Sand isn't there law to protect Q
widow from having the rent raised ?"
"Never heard Of one"
"And haven't any more rights than
married woman?"
"Not one"
"Very WELL: she said, shutting hel
teeth together, and striking the desk; al
widow hasn't any rights, I'll marry
somebody afore sundown-you hear me
now"
And she kicked over chair, and walk
ed out.