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amusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

~ TO-DAY SATURDAY.. Nov. 20. Matin(e at o'clock,
LINDA DT CHAMOCSf
Carlo SiGnor CAHPANINl; Antonio. Siznyr GAbAHSt (:
II PTefetso, Herr BEHHENs Pierotto Nine LABLACHE,
and Linda. Mile. ALMINA VAiLERfA.
Director OF the Mnsic and conductor. Sgnor ARDffi
MONDAY December I. FAUST.
Faust SgEor RUNCIO Ieghistophclss SigR0r DEL Pi
ENTE Valentine SgnOr GALAeSf S.ebe, Nile A. L.
CARY: Martha. Nme. LABLACHE. and 'Mlle. AIWINA
VALLERfA
TUESDAY. DseerDber .. Grand Extra Sght AIDA.
SignOri CANPASIsI. GALASSf. BEIkEN-, MONTH
Vile \. I. Cary and Mme. EMIL ANDRE .
"wednesday. Dec. .. DEBUT or Mile. N RIE MAfIMON,
In Bsln.'. Opera. la son NAMBULA.
Elvino sianOr CaMPISISI; II COMO RuCofo, Siguor
DEL PIT ESTE Teresa. Mme. LABLACHE. and Anina
Nile MARIE aAIIION.
FRIDAY. December 3 production ~ Ambroise Ihona's
Opera MfGSON.
Doors omen nj 73O canmcuces Oice open tll ,.
SUNDAY Nov 80 for tire last time. ROssins -tahat Ma
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3rhoions Noiiree.

trss, +. Gsarcn Wiz s6s,g ss s@ $ !.
STuRDEvX n vii 20 present 'peas sun ~ srcol
at $3.50 ,. N. seats free. All 'orlis.ly ia,i's.
Ornedex Preaching ON the tar,ina Of Csrls' at Pc
suNDAY ETsNiHG TsSi o. con dcr H. iiys how Ties
grow" Al are invited. No col.ae'ln
Service Of ~engYorkye Bfarch Young Aens chris,iln
Association. PaIcps Hall. ~ Sith-i AID hi's
TOMORROW AFfERNOoN. ~ ococs, the rev b, ~
TERRY. p. r.. NewYork Dist let. viii speak Singing e"'
by J. 4. Thatcher. All odislv invited
81 Lnke's NJ T. Church slstst. near ethave-Prsacws'
l nc y AZ vi InI 30 m S "a, eorsS invited
ST james Methodist Episcopal Churc,. l2dthsl AMI
Msiisonays JAatS ~ h!>o Ia.,or VOL ersss
aud The Soaed ami Cure oisn." an msie welcome.
seyen, GnsycS P, srOo%G ann ess se
1880 ~ and re Rev. pr BEAN o, the Brick GSs1s
at 7.a5 strangers ~ cordially welcome
~ Ignatiuss Church 4oths, between 5'h ad6th ayes
The Rev. pr EVER Rector officiating IDLY CominnnIon
Or JAMES MULCHAHEY Of Trinity Parish.
I0:3D and 1880 Sunday School $50.
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
2t-ave. between iutn and llfi-stS,
the Rev. RIB. HULL Pastor.
THE LIMIT " TT GsoD's GIFTS.
JESUS AND Tit YOU'VE RULER.
Prayer Meetings Wednesday and Friday evenings.
strangers cordially welcomed
NJ T. church Last 5ois between Ist and 2iavcs, SAB
BATH MORNING and EvENING seat, free.
,he sa n 1855 aoSH S sh
ING o'clock ard Afternoon service O'Clock
Thirteenth street Prrsbyter.an Church between Gth
rrclch TOMORROW morning a. 1890 I.vening. st go
ing ~ the sabbath school
Westminster Presbyterian Church .,,,s
~ III bi0W D. d. fasisr"s,rs i,c, 1910 a H. IN 7ln p
m. sgudav-school at 2:3op T..
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Gcip WanieO.

4 MERiCAN men and women under % de-
n -idng study medicine ind agreeable aud pTnit
able ems Oimcnt IN % saIiisrnm- Address HEALTH Up
town TriouLo once. No. /. - iiftadway.
CAND PAPER and pGIncing papermaLcr
- wanted experience who thoroughly stands
the bus Tcqir,d. Address via, iu particulars,
II. A. Co. = o. Box l,iS5 Aew York.
WANTED. III city AID country
for Oliver JohnsOns Life aud ~ VIM.
LLOYD Garrison." CHARLES DREW, Pub isel Murray ~
WANTED the holidays, extra clerks
w having good knowledge Of the cY reial book bus
ness GEORGE n. LOCKWOOD. Sl2 DrOaiway.
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GuropeaM ADVERTISEMENTS.

4e~..~
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No I.2js broadway, cor Thirty
hrst-st or 3US Twenty -tlird-st Eighh-sve.
No. o. East Fourteenth-st. corner Union sllrare
700 Thlrdaye cor rty-seventh-st-; at the HARLEM
OFFICE. No. 2..sSl Thrdaye, cor. Onehundredand
twenty Harlem savings Bank Building TO 81
NJ. atregular Office ratel
CAIRO, Egypt.r-The HOTEL du NIL,
~ Is hrscsss house with moderate prices II is very
highly good and general accommOda
ton many much and well freuuened by Ameri
eau travellers the good houses In Europe;
full south: beauiifu Varden. Ed FRIEDMAN, PrOp'r.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
II OF NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVOUR1NG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT
OF MEAT. =" IL success and boon for which nations
sloud grateful See Medical Press" " Ian
ctt" British Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION-Gonuiue only with the fac smile Of Baron
LieDe's signature In blue Ink across the label
Consumption In England Increased teniod In ten
yoifs'
LIEBIt. COMPANIES EXTRACT
MEAT. To DO had of all store keepers rocers AMI
chcmiss sole agentA for the Unit.' states whole
ony), T. DAVID & Co. 43 Mara lane, London.
Sold whoiesae by Park & Tford smith & yanderbeeE'
Acker Neral COndii, Mckesson Robbins H. h & f.
b. ThurOer & Co. and j. Milhaus * sons
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NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave -;eN-Yof.. foor In, r;y-st. G. IL r. OF y. J.;
S;j mfor Farninggle, Toms River Bafnegat AMI IN
ttrmefiaf.
lj p. Toma i.iSor. Vine and, all stations 10 lay
side AN u FOR ATLANTIC iltY
400 y. in.-for FarmIgla" Toms River, BanegaL Tuck
r. II. ami PinaCclihi'
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procklnn Real estate for Sale.

DUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
ID lie line the elevated railroad now budngl al the
low price 81 EACH and Will double your money IN
year, the bridge and the elevated road competre 'e
Brooklyn reudero as acee sDie =
S0insi Ncw- York. NV now don't wait rutland &
n HITING.5 ieekmanst
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aiIunnons Uanreo-- Malcs.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE Will EE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80 I,-34 rOalway. yusiy .irst
si. 81 30, West rweny.thri'si, c,tnrr Eisin.ntga
No 81 East E0uriceHihsi. corner uninH-- pure, 9Jl
Ilirravc fJTty seventh tn IA I'll. D.fft.
No2.~i Tmriavr.. pnrh Inirc fpII- d r.
Iiaf Bank Dmainsl - 10 o 40 regular
GENTLEMAN Os superior rducitiOl AMI
"a tusnc-. having 'AOgoueh know Ledge o. NAH De.
fr-ua.. 81 spanish. sre.s cnpuy ref
of o. ~ t-sl 1r4eI. Address "ARirAhLIcIAA." In-
nnf once
E'ANCT GOODS and MOI fONS,-SitLalipn
I4ntuI D. "a .nuIs witIA tlafuHEl kupNI.aac 81
IN above rcorcnl Ada ess H. -, iIOlne
Onl1.-
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Express Trains leave New York DesOrosses and cOrt
An 7ao andt street ferrigs as ,olIws 20 44o
7S $50 and 40 sunday ago aud a 1 M; o s q 1880
eept sunday at $50 running through via Trenton aud
boats Brooklyn connect with 81 through trains
a. JsT.ey CRY anoidng speedy an" direct transfer Tor
egrn9E trans have West Phia S;n I9si 2O
M -. 1, b:i. and 10 p m ON sunIsy lz:1l $50.
d, e ana a 81 900 sG ana w Cord o
t. and hohgn Annex Depot foot 9i lMonI n Br"Jkyn
CITY. Emisraat Ies,i onice No. battery place
General u i'aaer Gent Passenger Ag't.
THE ERIE RAILWAY. ,r v.,. .,
nov known az The ISanrensnt Of Of trains rsns
's,s ccSnSi and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
Da Fs 81 Log 4, Ets o tue WYE wt anS sos
west. ruimaas besi ID awingro,m sleeping Coaches to
94l Pasae EnP,e's for a The W.T. si eiSS
ard Chicago without change; also Hotel DINING cars TO
5p.n. Emigrant uaip Tor IN we.t. ,.... g..
I1s ss Ssa'qT. TsTa , @ 5 Oh So 7so
p. ana 2 n,n gi saturday nights only. snndavs a;i5
snthriiori anil Pa,s,c, 8 -, 10, 1870 a m. ono
I'm Il sooa ~ i5 s. s6. ii6 5'io o. G'ic ESQ ; y p %
~ lnongh. sucays, o $780, lO;2D a. NJ Ii1 $50 p M,
aFc c's 20 70 49, ~, ne iiso 80 .i Y 2, roo7
1850 =. i'P ~, ann Il monsh n' ay - D. $500. $40.
rii. days. t. $50 io'.0 A. me- li' c"u D. in'
a. - iighi
" .lwlth 40 O. ~. 3.jn D. n. -
Ncaiafg nd cornwall. 100. " a. m 3:3O i3Op NJ sun
Rodogt iai Kingston q. 800 p. Sundays $50
~. .. .... ...., ,.,, 49,.
,ays Is. 49, fu.-y o.. s.t, Pc
h.ad eiown. . q. -. 700 a. m ib' i'jJ , ma sun
m IRAN cuu "a viii Sew Drs ali Ossc.' Midland al
rad MAin-st. 80.
ScrE-st leave d ld.rer Of and quart a.tr each
ho,r 40 a. l 1l5 o. ali "a l-il AMI ll.ia
1,cre- I.r pt-.fg- apart 4cuts DIInl
a., lfeIpc be OF unra aHh ufefs for ihe
checf aNd transfer Of ha az nay Dr i" s ia com.
nsr,s f,.cr- Nos 80 Al gs1 hrOr4wnr. y. T.; .
t,nrft..t i.rlokyn. at thr toanpiny a., pOI-.
FNfTc@ rnm The Wet GlfNo lh Nc"-iorA NJ si-5
n m lg.Zb ard 1913 y. 10. 90, ..
49, JNo. y. ABsOrT' Genl Passr Ast.' New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains EngeW ooi Clostef. itCimnni nt Mack
7 $50 % o. a I. s. ss5o sr d;lu $50. 1880 =.
sundays. ia. AID $50 p m The 1880 p m train VIII
l.ave 70 minutes ater SATURDAY nights
Nsnnet spring Valley and Moaaey :, $50 $50 u IN.
JNO. n. ABBOTT, Gonl Pass'r Agt, Sow-York
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEw.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Double Track the most improved Equipment, and tn
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
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AILROAD-Grea Trul

PENNSYLVANIA AiLROAD-Great Trunk
and Tinted states Man Route On and after Nov
To- 1879 SrnN ork Desbrosses aud COst!and
follows:
Exrrss Tor HARRISBURG Pittsbu'g the West and South
with Pullman laiacc attached a. and $50 p M
daily.
for 1fUssc, petroleum g. nirc AID the
on Regions. WI Transport aud I ockhaven, . ~ m.
baltimore. Washington and the South " Limited wash
ncon Express Pullman PaIlOr Cars daily except sun
Gay arrive Washington I:l2 .. NJ Regular at s3O
ana 500 m. l. aua 10 y. sunday ~ p M - - IN
Express for Philadelphia, 3SO 1:3p, S2u, y NO
Iinnfedl NJ; $3.50. $40 D t. 80 $50 aud 10 p ~
sunday. 3, q, $780, $40 anu I'D p NJ Eml
Txprsss for Piadelphia via 1880 a. except
Sunday. ~ -.
trains II Jersey y aforng speedy and direct transfer
for brooklyn frSvtl. ~ ,o-,o - ,o,o .
M laiiy and $40 $3.50 daily except Mondal From
Raimure ESQ 2, 500 iJD lOlO p
m sunday IL "A H., From Paiiadeipia. 30n tOo, 300
$40 lOiO $50 A. H. = 800, 4:3u 45u bO, s:3O ami OH
D IN SUNDAY, .;.jU 500 $50. 1910 lI:3O a. m, $50.
1910 D. M. 49,. H..
and foo Of Cortland No COhrt-st and
Rrooklyn Annex Depot II Fulton Bro iktn, Nos
lio and Is HOoken; Dcgut JtfseV CITY, lint
Grant Ticket flee. No. Bstierylate. Inc New York
ransfr Company cali and check baggage from hotels
and rssicncrs ., M ,p,,ro
FRANK THOMSON, L. r. FARMER
General Manager GeD1 Passenger Agent
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Teen Through Trains each way daily three depots in
Pliladell h.A. two IN NeN-fork.
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keflures ano Aleelinas.

DEV. JOHN p. NEW MAN. ID. d., will lee
IL '1he seven Bibles Of the World" in the Church
OF the Disciples, aa,isOn avenue and I0th-st.
THURSDAY EVENING. llth December. 1873,
commencing a 4 O'Clock. Tickets 80 cents.
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
nnTNn H-lnnN RlUrE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR IkEN iON AID PHILA DEl PHIA -
Leave " YpS rom 'tltinn &. r. H. OF - foot Of LAD
etty- - for Phil lol;Aii. 49,.
fol station corner nth AL t;-ccasts 7is 900 lll5
a. IL: p 100 .}. 7:l5 IL ON sundays at $50 a.
IN: 80. l. y. - 90 -, -
Pr Third and Berksss ut 63' 300 lli9
e. l.fL 30 iJD J:3D. 7:iJ on sunday AZ $50
a.. u DO a. IN. -
pr trenton Warren ard Thicker C31 7i5. 800 lll5
y. a.. i:c 10 500 81, 1:lJ. IL IN. on sunday o:i0
y. j:;1
station ph Ia and ead inilroa corner Sinh ana
10 .SD 1910. H. =. %. 5;iO, 49,
]. b. no ON ~ 80 .. m go - 2. m. o. -.
From Itiri cr. -sts. 30 -. 900 II a M :3o $40
l.aH .45 li:iJ q. M sunday al s.25 m. 1870 p H.
peaoip i'u alta a.
Warren and TucEt l2O isNcrpi Mon
DAY .;D S.9i lJi5a IN. ij, 30: ii5 i;lG, 63l, 500
!. IN. ou SUNDAY -, .tl5 a M; Slb p m
Connect, n il made II Jersey city station By ferry to and
frcni Hrnlklr u aur Eric Depot" at JERSEY tiiy. $500
Itk.l- To- sfle al foot 50, iOl. 9it
aji Bloasway the principal lot. : Nos. and Court
81. and Annex Ofhcs Jewrils Wharf brooklyn. go
SeH-NofE Transfer COMPANY % dis rXpr ~ VII cil ior
afdrhoc from hotel ~ reSidence To es u"n Ap
ll'ca'ioD can uiaie ga Broadway. $50 Sxth-avo
New v1r and Court st. Hrlsvn and those oie are in
cnnrcn n M, the Eel Teleph LAW Telegraph
n. l.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
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Gin deal gsIaIe IJr Sale.


A.-FOR SALE-The complete cabinet-fn-
~ shed ffrscoed. story. high hcop, brown stone
house. ucEe front by 60 eet IN depth oR oo
feeO with gas fixtures between 9Th and Madison No
y Eart c5d-si. 10000. JOHN f.. CklNMlNs. No.
1857 Sd ave.
CLINTON-PLACE (8th-stl, between Broad
- way aud University place O1C9 with large bI1cK build
Dgs sale. rutland & WHITING, ho, knan,si. n \.
LOR SALE.--FOur-story, English basement
il 2bthsI between 7th and Sth-aves. Address O"NEh.
Tribune Uptown ONCE. l,2Ss broadway
NOR SALE.-Nos. 20 and % East 63d-st..
j 5.h and Mad son-ayes; they are onertu ioi
$4,000 a. which 10 SSuoO less than tay Can Do
tor on the premises
I'OR SALE.-The first-class fout STORY. high
soop brown. stone 227 West 46h-sti Zlx'o lui
100; walnut hnis near Broadwsl helty new III sOOh
order: All Improvements Apply on the premises
NOR SALE or LEASE. The four-story stores,
rs Cn ard 24i Pearl-st between Fulton and John % BY
l97 feet Apply TO GEORGE e. SAMPSoN, W bfo-d"A,
room -.
L,OR SALE-Nos. 20 and % East 63d-st.,
Il between Madison and 5tb-ryes. story browhstohe
hOnses ready completed bY DAYS III
oeaOn style SIZE the cheapest nr-reu eppy vi 'e
premises OF 10 JOHN ID. CRlNlNs lOot ou-~Ne -
V'HOSE THREE-STORY and BASEMENI
BroWn stone front 2Ox5c feet the arranH niets
vorkrans in nnd material the BEST Nv Tory hho
puis and MI rOrs not ercec On oth aVe' corner
Of i2sth ST.; Price reasonable Apply on Telnsss p,
I'D LOTS, including full front EaSte Ib
- BoulerarJ, lI3 and 1l4thss for sale cheap Bofn
On premises
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE's LINE.

DREW ard ST. JOIN caye Pier No. Il Worth River;
ss a, sy s s trans eG Nos.S we a
WINS g. " fvssETr. President
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
laudt.Gts
so wasilnrtsn, F.sbnrs, Columbus. Cincinnati
Indianapolis Chicago snc t'e west Richmon Charleston
aud The rosh Pullman fum Baltimore Ia Newark
/ p. m. 1T was.n eion aud Pullman from
Ne oss 10 Ia more AM Maslnneioni mssns rose con
Cincinnati. fndianapOl% Louisville
sna II. L@ais Through Pullman cars baltimore 10 cincin
leoo daily, FOR 1sshnston. the South and West Pull
MAXIM o.s ons fr cSiesgo aineSna indianapo
H. ion-vlc ~ Louis, Columbus Ptsbnrg the south ard
matt, connects at washington with trains Ter Lynchburg.
For through Tickets peasa cal Compsnys Office 3lJ
Brs1dwav Now York IT ticket oace foot OF Cortandt
ROUND TRIr TICKETS TO KANSAS. NEBRASKA
And COLORADO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New.York foot of Liberty st -
Ferry station IN Brookly foot Of FIJI Iewsrs wharf
90 Libertyst a. follows:
c $50 m-Eor Flemhston Eason Bevidcre Msus g,
Junction with D., L. and W: r.. ,,...-...
Manch Chunk ramaqua Wilkesbarre scranton, Williams
1880 1880 p ui-For SOM rvire Flcminetn.
W. p m For Fienngton Elst'n Maucn ghuns' n%asqn'
Reading Poiisvie Harrisburg, &c,
900 mfor High Bridge Branch Eas'on Belvidere ana
3: o ~ M daly-For Easion Allentown and Harrisburg.
L.mra. &c. 60. necL al Junction for d.. L. ami W. H. H.
10 trains local uoat' time tables at s;ations.
uN1AY rRAINs! AZ s;i5 = M ~ NJ r BonGd
Allentown. headlng and Harrisburg.
Eoais Of The Ho,.lgn tnd Ere Annex make connection
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH D1VISION.
YORK; I4berty-st. FOR Perth Amooy.
9l'h ;ino' he u nA, L2Ns brH'h ocean "io''' "'"
-tase connection snd from KeYPoRT at Maa"-n sta
w
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
y EIyER htiLROAD.-c commencing Nov. H. 1873
through { aims VII Grand enifal brlOt.
NJ. northern tx Rochester. ~
Alba drawing room cars
s. q M rfl Western Express. IrlWing-fOOm
"a 10 o. tntniaigia, fosi.ster AMI bnfai0
liz 49, ln ENpr,ss 10 Albany ana Troy, with connections
10 tica. SiTa;s "a. Glcis Fails aud Rutland
90 u. M. \ bauy aud Troy Express 49,
p. IOu- Express. dIiy. with Sleeping cars lor
~ Louis running hrough day ia the week also sleep
ne cars Hurso AMI D7trot and FOR Montreal ex
cci;ing ~andar night -arafoes.
L. Express Montreal R0fhest an 'oiil
ing sleeping 10 Geneva rochester ana
$40 - "a, Pscae xpr,ss daily. with sleeping cars 20
s,racuso Rochester. a-aIa Fails Buffalo, Cleveland To
lido ID tiO.i ard thcaro
II 90 D. M night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy. ., &C.,, -, -, -.
Wstcott's Express Oic,s Para place aud 735 anu 9i2
Iroa,,,ay New. NoTE So Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
L. Il. MEEkER, Gene. al Passenger Agent
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DREW ard ST. JOHN Pier No al North River.
loot a. su1l.i every week day Q. connecting at
All rnndaV morning oxcrrtti n7h trains North West
aad Eat sfatcfucaIs hcs6ed By sieanI
~ 5.vEHTsT-r, President
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hRESSMAkER would like "a few more Gus
~ ION nv dly takes breakfast and dinner
hOmr IL u Cool drrss aSfr; terms - day. Address
ADA IS. Tribune ptOTn once. LIS broadway.
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~ VIA TN. PAIL RIVER LINZ
fur sp'c Unite rckss Mammoth palace ~ rncfs bR :
~ J. lnl PKpNI DENC cave New lvlk daily inelud ne
und 81, from fer - NoiIh tiNst loot % atuf-
rHfst bruOAii n, AGO. Ia, Jersey Nitl ~ r. IN
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I AUNDRESS. - BY Scotch Protestant
~ who excellent Ia niress and can do good
family washing flu and poishcs nicely Is very
ANXIOUS good situation well recommended. Call
at No. 6'2 6th-ave.. near 35ih NJ.
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1 AUNDRESS.-A irSt-claSs coored laun-
with unsurpassed facilities and nrscass reference
WISHES gcii! families washing the most
sonabe terms Call address NARY 4. GORDON, Us
W..t .nt hist
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" extra smart Young woman : aocSom 10 entire arc
thorough ohaInbeunaid, rodld faiior
naid hainr waitress paLie II lasng turns
IN waicr rsandins the perfect 81 p Ion ana
d Ing room hishlf recommended can De at iO2 9TH
neal 3Jth-st.
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EOOk.-By iirsi-ciass woman, WHO IS acciiS-
4 to- Ell hest OF ing: makes Ivory KIND ~ soup
meat came. ard lard excellent sart1 &C. =
neat in mr. kttchrn AMI - Der aDIranc"i has very
city ref,Tcnccs. Can bo at co. biifaN' hrf
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A PLEASANT front room to let, furnished,
~ with without board private family good neighbor.
hood. .ZS East l5th-si.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NEW-lORk and LONG BRANCH lNiSi)L,.
~ cave Nea foot OF I4befyst Tor Perth AmD0Y
south AmbOy. iei Bsuk, Long Brnch- Ocean Grove, &C.
SID, l 80 a. M l.i5 T. -:l5 u.
7tase Connection 10 aDd from ktlrOhl al Mata"~h SIf
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Gltnll,cns females

OK.-First-c class German cook and rsiandS
~ all kinds 81" ccckng bes; c!ty references go oh ave-
near 23dst ifst ioOr
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I ADY'S AID.-UnderStar Dis drcssmaking
A. and family sewing Stitching Is expert
viii ont by the day or week best city reiereace
haVe
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'HAMRERMAID, &c.-YOnng girl 10 DO
\ chainb.ryypik general hou~sHOrK email family
| willing 4a obgilg. 30. EAS. i+sh-si.
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HOUSEWORK. - An able. willing girl,
4 ready. willing and afraid 70 WORK cIu do good
washing and ironing good family cook ready 10 80
whom stay where she b. attention 10 her
work good behavior retain constant homs No. 292
Otli-aNe. 18th 81
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East Siis.

SA WEST 21ST STA handsomely fur
sDU nshed suite OF also parlor aud extension
private table desired excellent board hall S.
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Boaro Gno Rooms
West Side.

INVEST 10TH-ST., 190.-COsey, sunny rooms.
w with without excellent boar with pleasant
American people 10 suit Transient also back parlor
nnd extension bot and cod water.
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"a AHu 'I'dFe'.' U"I D'I Al vf0'''V
RECENT INVENTIONS: OPERATING MACHINERY
Open from q. m. TO 10 p. IN
Tickets Mt all stations Elevated Railroad for % tel'
good for admission ana passage bofh ways
Tickets In quantity a reduction be ODainsL attic
door.
nnu,-Ihsc,a
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I AUNDRESS.-By tirst-class laundrcss
~ washing 10 ake home: term reasonable Please call at
NO. PIT est a2,-gt: hell thro" times.
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non-eondacting material Of its sides. So
the ice mountain but naturally, though
wonderfully, preserves permanently its
ice by the vast mass of rock-good, non,
conducting material-which forms its
sides
An ice mountain similar in many re-
spects to this one is in New Hampshire
County, On North River, {, few miles east
OF Romney. Divesting the Preston County
ice mountain of its marvellous character
that exaggerated accounts have given it
stands wonderful but plainly possible
result ofnatural laws Wheezing Register
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4 Mountain of T@e.

The ice mountain of P-eaton County
West Virg ria, is q gree asural curios-
ity. We we4t a Ro@t@ g, then b.
team three miles up Uhea River, pas
Vicksburg anG came out / : the North
western Pike. Following J two miles
west we came to the ice mountain, stu
ated on the right bank Of Flag Run, one
half mile from the pike. A picnic party
was being held at the base Of the noun
tain. After refreshing ourselves with
very cold drink of water from the Twin
Springs, we aseended the side Of the
n0ai,2tain for some distance eR5 arrived
at The ice field.
1t is claimed That the ice moantain
was discovered BY some soldier ii The
Spring e 18sl. Its discover WIS after
wards eporte' .ssain but roSong
posed he discovery gas en- irving u
hoax some enc mo malziHa i fruitless
trip ap the moantafa No tlaaoe-sas
given 70 tae stefz faa.il laselg Wien
responsible parties listed .ae locality.
On the north side d u naa abzat
qaarfttef5 5l IL acre il covered With i
mass Of loose, unstra5Itied TAG none o1
which are of aag considerable si4a,
Allmas o54sfea vah5a mass II
i#axl# II NH lam z# D,. F.sgs
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and to my dying e III never foroe
the sensation at aant T copld
not bear t. par. vitbout her
felt that l aIc @ 5ae-with her
could gro 5o a .4. "a man ;r
the truest sense Fola From tba,
moment tobaoe ss d nv Inns,
LAS soon as i mnton courage
called upon tb@ erT do remem-
Der how nv taited in the
elegant parloT o He1 E down, and
how awkW t4lt followed my
guide to H. private st room. She
got at eve poiat 9fn and before I
babe her good Lsa 81 as ranged that
I should s1nad #. 6np Of each week
at hen hot aa stas on he occasions
just what In thlaght t.
"No lo7 loo&5i fas I'd to the meet
ings with the N sIres5 III his heart any
more ardently ttAa t5 to these meet
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Poetry.
e.
THE TWO WANDERERS

Two wanderers In a wood profound;
Heard, stroke by stroke, the axe resound
And that which each most longed to eTn
Rang to him in the weapons tone.
The stalwart said "There lies the strand,
They built ship for far-of land"
The wearied spoke, "a hons they bniid
BY hand of love with flowers filled"
And through the tangled thickets braid
They press and find it was as each had said.
They build bark for far-off land
A mansion decked by loving hands
Within the forests swamp and brake
A coffin for the dead they make.
H Phillips, from the German Lorm