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Trunks and vslises in endless variety, at
manufacturers prices, at Blankenship u
Blske's, at rock bottom prizes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

10 the cotton. Farmers say 1t is sprouting in
the bolls foot from the ground, and as
much ofthe crops have not been picked over
It's falling out and rotting.
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II
y mo one can be sick when the stomach
| blood, liver and kldne, are healthy, and
Hop 3itlers keep them So"
u 1.-The greatest nourshing tonlc,appetlzer,L
Il srengthcner and curative ON eartn, --IiopF
(. l5ltterS,"
y at Is impossible t. remain long sick orr
gout OF health, where Hop Bitters are used
Y "Why do Hop B.tters cure so much pm
n Because they give good Digestion richE
sblood, and healthy action ofall the organs. IN
n "No matter what your feelings or ALL
Sment Is, Hop Bitiers vii! do You good"
" Remember, Hop Bltters never doess
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q 'Puriiy the blood. cleanse the stomachs
Eand sweeten the kesth with Hop Bitters. II
Il "Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hopi
y Bitters"
n ono health with inactive liver and url-t
Anary organ without Hop Bitters."
Hop Cough Cure aud Pain Relief |
"A sor sale by all druggists,
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at st. Louis Fair, 1879.
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pr III AL. s
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remedy, and II ALL'S BA1SAM Is that remedy
Don't despair IF Relief, for this benign specific
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Light Castings MaSe to 0rdor.

POWELL s DOUGLAS. waukestu i
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ONCE and s,le.roOm, III Sim St, Dallas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-02

creatures utterly devoid Of grace vtgor." Nehei
beauty nor Imagination ia shown In his manuscript
Tenpysons writing at first ileeible but on w
specton 1t is found 10 be "sngulary distlnc-at u
events for genius" 1t has certain quain'ness' AZ
most bordering on the grotesque. that proclams tue
writer to be anything but ordinary man" NO com
monplace character could write as he does ana ns car
ligraphy is almost all that would wish that OF
first poet OF the should be- and from II one can easN
divine the beauty. elegance and completeness OF MS
works"
tits worth while here to mention that Edgar Allan
Poe wrote an article this subject, which attracted
considerable attention in his time He maintained
sduarey that strong analogy does generally ana nat
urally exist between every mans chography, ana hs
character-a proposition which, he SAID would DO de-
MED by none but the unrefecting" saamanca's re-
mark that since his comments originally appeared ID
the English periodicals, the idea has been frequently
plaQisrized sounds rather odd Inasmuch as he often
refers TO Poe whose article prepared precisely
the same plau as salamaucas Indeed Salamanca some
times strongly reminds one OF Poes very words. His
reference 10 Bryans hand, for instance. Is very Ike
Poe'e Poe said IL was one OF the most commonplace
clerks hands which encountered, aud has no
character about II beyond that of the day book and
LEDGER Agaln Poe said OF Whtllers that II was an
ordinary clerks nand aordng lutte indication Of char
acter" Poe did not admire Emerson's genius. The
ast example the hand OF the Concord sage,
who belongs class OF gentlemen with whom we have
no patience whatever-the mystic for mysticsms sake
His Ms was to Poe's mind bad, sprawling. ilegbe.
aud irreguar-ahouch sufficiently bold" and the latter
trait he thought only portion OF his general aft eta
fon.v
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on AND AFTER JANU,PY, 10. 1880.
ESess iease ork via Desbrosses and corandt
$50 o. 6s9 20 s 5SS % Li%IiSr I,ss9 1890
a ns leave sSS ds 40. .Is s at
Of ana nns S w ss a a ran
a. Jersey City aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains West philadelphia 1901. 800 s45.
4 1850 $50. and u an Limited Express l;3o D; MI
s $50 90 sHr s D. u eHI Psads s s Va
fa sRst and 20 % Ra foo.
Of o a1 sS, m tie ,DS
HSeossn Depot Jersey cts Emisrant Ticket
.nslsr c0@ssny win call tor and check
oqsssIsSs IT9 THoSsoS M residences LPFARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, ,.vv NM,
WEs,TERS IRsAA!ERo4n Arransemen' Of 'rainA taxing
SnsnRs and SssasS Day BE5pe'a Drawing
Win trains 20 s wss' sas sOa'a
EPm. DAILY, Pacihc Express for the West s,. sseeDng
c4aS ~ m. IMMIGRANT train for the West
trains 'esyo Chambers street Depot New York. for
3 S n s ' on $50 ssos.S e SIS
ld5 % IN: Fsiss So aaay ss
liz moo .'s i $50 i ioo a. %
'na 5s 40 e g., ,Ss s Ilso e
i0:2i a M i45, ESQ., p ~ and ~ IN anishhs A. ~
midnight. sundays $3.50, io:2o a M lao o'O' y n
WarwisE f5O . N, tSgp M sso 1.so, M s,,
Newbnrs and cornwall 700. sa N. 80" s'0Vr u sun
ANY sr q Kingston H. S:Sop sundays sSoA
m;iosneu d. 400 IONA ~. $3.50. $780, 4iSo y u sun
&dsssoySn sso ls29 % the se2 ssD and u s eaO
M trains with New York sad oswego Midland Rail-
r ss1 y 100 1910 w. i'so Sundays.
s3O lO2O M quarter Of and quarter after each
40 for AZ ~ Gas and ~ ivts and lAo m
a,t seans coscRes be obtained ana orders nor the
auo AL trznsfcr Of may 90 Ief at the Com
% 1fEness Nos 2Ss 4ol or sS7 BroSawsy VI So2
lanys HTooklvs the C1npanys Depots =, ~.
Scu,nss n strs FROM the West arrive Nev-fw~ - 80
1922 and a1 AoBgsoSrr. Geas Passr Ast New York
NopTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
a,r. eave toll Englewood Closter, Peimons and YAK
q $50 e5e. 400 go $40 $50 ii,Sv Su y; mi
r.ss "a minutes ster saturday nights. ., - a,o,n
"aHN'" 'jN0 N. ABBOTT. asnT fssss Az Ne"'~
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6ples BIZ Aucllou.

DARKER g. CO.. AuctionecIs 40 and A Lib
I'D etty.aL, will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. on Tbur.day
Friday and iauldy next Feb. and nst-thr,e days
sae-commencing nj O'Clock each day, 200 GOOD OIL
pa NIINGS bv Flemish, Munich, French aud American
Artists account Assign ZEE ami to pay advances Some
az them are IA and In gu y. spendd opportunity
10 buy bargains "a every picture viii and must DO old with
limit roServgtlon
No ons ambition
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1880.
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Citp Drouertp manteo.

CTORES and WHOLE BUILDINGS wanted
~ also LOFTS e having constant demand.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
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8teamboats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
iand 80 Ncw'York from foot Of Desbrosses Cora
sso g. M ioT washington Pittssurs conmbus c,pcpn,s
and % nicag1 AUD the West Richmond Chaeston
Ono PtsSm,g and au rn cars from Baltimore SswsSf
i p m for Washington and the West pullman carr ,,o
TO Baltimore and washin gton masing close Gun
ior Pitsburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis LouisvIs
ana -, Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore cncin
1000 m daily for washingt9n the and West Pun
making close connections for chicago Cincinnati
s Louisville ST Louis Columbus Pttsburg the sa,h ~
southwest Through Pullman Baitimore ~ o. au
Florida New Orleans and the South. - -'"'""u's'
For through tickets please CAL at Compsnys Once n,
Broadway New York. and at ticket offices foot corandS
and Desbroeses-s and Depot Jersey CITY. ""s
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NFBRAsKA
A n
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Qeacners.


YOUNG LADY pursuing advanced must
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national News Company, III Nassau st. N y
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n EW 81 hoEI SUI HIM hAILW n L.
~ Leave New.York foot Iibertyst G. r. X. OF n. j.
sl5 mFor Farmngdale, Toms River, Barnegat and In
teTmediate stations.
1915 p mFor Toms River vineand. all stations TO Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4p.m~For Farmin gdae Toms River. Barncgat, Tucker
ton II. H. and Philadelphia
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SnsIruriion.
For Boys and Young Men

For Boys and Young men-oity.
A GENTLEMAN Of large and successful ex-
~ Derieuce f. now conducting limited class for Harvard
Caiuupba second begins February I. Address
"nUGAE tribune Uptown Oncr. Las Broadwsy
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u I4sI broadway. 42d-st-Prmary. commercial and
classical depaIt nients. HOBBY AKIN. Principal.
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Art Schools-New-York City.

Art Schools-New-York City.
MISS CHERITREE will receive pupils In
studio No is West loth.st
MRS. JOHN POPE.-Lessons in drawing.
oil IRa " Pss on china silk
MRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
VIM receive pupils in painting Landscape hovsr, ss life
Gina and decorauon at her sudo The Bella Ne As Eat
2eti-st., corner 4th-avc, beginning October /.
References Mr.. d. Huntington, Mr.. william HART Mr..
james Ii. Hart MI A. T. Beliows
For Both sexes-Brooklyn.
MRS. L. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
VI her lessons in music aud foreign .nSassSs especial At
orther particulars apply 40 Clinton ST. south Brooklyn
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A exander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plains. n. Y. Principal .. H. WILLIS. Ph
A T PORTCHESTER "a. " Military Insti-
n tute the next term viii commenced February l.
POYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sumner Or Winter. stoctbridro Mass !. MoTfMXSS
pOYS under SIXTEEN. Yonkers, n. Y.
IhSr S1s teachings kind carr ar, low H rye so,
R0YS and young men admitted at any time
dephis swITHIS &. sHoRTiiDGR A. tIi award rrad
ua}c, Principal
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
- TUTE. New Haven, Conn, General Russelrs school
Preparatory 70 COLLEGE scientific scheos or business Thor
Ample Opportunity ior athlec games. rowing GO ~'
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, War
4 eester, Mass. q. b. METCALP. A. NJ superintendent
TITLE BOYS.-Special advantages lower
rates Boarding SCHOOL for Boys established 1882 D..
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
~ ton sussex Comfy ~ o. brsGPen' September for
sent and Christian influences thorough 70 ut Tor any col
leee Tor business 500 year send i91 catalogue refer
Blaif jersey City. = S. sTEVENs A. ~
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i CHESTER. Penn
CIVIL Engineering Chemistry c1sse SIC r and E@Esn degrees
For Young Ladies-Country.
AN English, French and German Boarding
N.ws1s nay c. %rs 10 L. csay creSaS
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
~ dIes bridgeport Conn. Address Miss EMILY NILSSON
GROVE HALL. New-Haven, Conn.-Miss
W MONTForrs SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIEa
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
l scHooL for young ladies', Tarrytovnontbe Ruason.
OSsINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
~ sing sing \. " Second hall year begins February l.
For Both sexes-Countrv.
CHAMBERSBURG PENN ACADEMY.
fsrents desiring school both good and cheap will please
INQUIRE ''' INC '' J. IT, saUMAKER Phi. D. Principal
MAPLEWO DlNSTrTUTE-For both sexes;
Nl Copcora,iie Penn SIS per quarter students pro.
pared i business f' bGE a s sasD
MT: KIsCo EDUCATIONAL INSTITUIE f,
open sept 10, terms isss.6sSis Miss p Hyatt Principal
CWARTHMoRE COLLEGE, near Phiadel-
~ phiaundcr care OF friends 10th sexes admitted. ACT
@ Enfn M Nsss
sssoo,s, 70, p,sa1s pam ~ aAsiA'
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

FOR TRENToN AND PHiLADELPHIA
Leave NewYork from station C. H. r. Of N j. fOoto Lib.
For Staiion corner Nnth and Greenss sta. az ~ a. le
| $50 ~ ,,, -, n.,. eoo 49,.
a. M 1870. $50, A. $780, 7lo p m On sunday at oao mi
fHi tsSn' s6 ESQ., 7 y on Hi Sunday oS
Esiur5ns trains win leave Philadelphia for New York
Nn sI% ard saGe 4sO $40 i O 49, 3d.
'i rom I Ia sp TR SUNDAY az 30 pSo M s25
900 6t5, iIIs p on sunday at S:25 m; 1:aO ,.
From trenton Warren and rstsl:so except Mon
@ r. 6 on sS yoS 5 R 2 mo- f 41 m $751; 500
Connection made al Jersey City station TO and from Brook
yteSss Or s .ss a ISsrty Nos 2s .C s
E!sS5y a oee an.
and
e made d AZ ara ces a1s
VIII re general fS
y RIVER E.ILkoA6 -6Sn%s9cInx Dec ! 1874
cars to csnandasaa Rochester and BafaIo
to IL ara tpF eeus ASa ad rRS S
Aoa Eu h.d E1p 9s E1Rssss with sleeping cars for
m Sn for R n oo sD Dsr be @ for Montreal
eep'nS Snndas pE EXPRESS ya sarn Montreal
ing VIA Geneva sleeping TO Geneva h0cheS'ef' anu
syracuse. Rochester Niagara
oo M AMI Night Espress with sleeping cars to Albany
hnd Iroy IN sale at No. 252 and Alb proadway ami at
uan.o.,,. Exnress Offices PaTkpisce and 1S5 0s2
nS New. York. and 1913 Washngorst. Brooklyn
Di"au"a'' - Z. Is. MEEkER, General Passenger Agent
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special limited tickets. steamers OLD COLONY
NEWPORT leave New-York daily, excepting Sundays
3n D M from 2s North River foot OF Murray
Brooklyn, 4:0D Jersey city. ago M via Annex.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNIIE STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK via Desorosses and cortlands
Harrisburg Pittsburg the South Pullman
Pa Cars attached. a.. m, o and $50 p m daily
Wiliamsport Lock Haven, m, $50 D. Cory and
Erie $50 connecting at Cory for Ttusvie Petro-
leum Centre and the OH Res ions -
BALTIMORE Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washington
Express Pullman Pa-or Cars daily except sunday 10
M, arrive Washington 4l2 p. IN. Regular i.30 and
$40 q. m. J. and 10 D. IN. Sunday 10 u N.
Express Tor West Philadelphia 430 $780, S;20 10 Lin
ted, IL /. Y;3O, 4;40 g. g. $780, $50 and IL
snd IL niSht Sunday 430 and m, g. $780, 800 and 10
D.. IN. - Nah.
Express Philadelphia Camden 1880 aud p m.
except Sunday.
Boats u Brookyu with all through
Jersey city afordng speedy and direct transfer for
1faius arrive: From Pit,sburg $685. 0s40 1910 p
daily $40 $3.50 D. nj. asily. exoept Monday From
Sunday, $50 From Philadelphia 300, 6:05 $50.
$40 1870 1880 3:60 $3.50, 4:5O $3.50 ESQ and
lOl0p. M Sunday. $780, Cos $3.50, lOsO 1890 a.m $50
1UlOp. m
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or LOHN,S SCHOOL.

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- Boarding and Day SCHOOL, Young LADIES and Children
STUDIO. GYMNAsIUM. KINDERGAKTES.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOE YOUNG BOYS
q and 20 32d-st bet broadway and 9th ave, v Y.
Rev. THEODORE IRVING. Ii. b.. Rector.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Leave NewYork foot OF LiDertyst for Rel Bank Long
Branch, Ocean Grove, &C., at e:l5, llt5 ll5 T. 5l6
y. 10.
stage connections 10 and from KEYP0RT at MATAwAN
STATION, to and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK. TO and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
with all trains,
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For Young Ladies-Ci.

40 MADISON AVE.-Mrs. ROBERTS an(
40 Mis- WALKER's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIE'
ana LITTLE GIRLS second term begins February
special at entOn given 10 the Primary Department.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

Ferry station IN Sew.York foot of Liberty-st.
wharf. ~ - '~' '>"'"'
Liberty st.. as follows:
$50 m-For Pennington, Easton. Belvidere Bethlehem.
lSath AHenOwn hsuch Chunk, Tamaqua, Mahanoy CITY,
Hazet0n, Wiikesbarre Elmira Connects function
with Delaware. Larkaw3nna and Western Railroad.
$40 a. m.-For High Br Branch schooeys Mountain.
Budds Lake and Lake Hopltcong Esston. Allentown Her
risbuIg aud the West Mauch hunk Tamaqua wikesbarre
scranton. DanvIlle, Wliamspori. etc.
1000 .. m-For somerville and Pennington.
i D. m-FoT Pennington, E9stoD, Bath. Allentown Mauch
Chunk. Tamaqua. Mahanoy City. Hazeton Tunkhannock,
WlikesbaIre, scranton, Reading Columbia, Lancaster,
Ephrata. Pottsyilp Harrisburg ETC.
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong EastoD Beydere Allen
town ana Mauch Chunk
$40 p m.-For Somerville and Pennington.
6:3 y. m.-Daily Tor EastOD Allentown Mauch Chunk
Emira. Reading. Harrisburg the West Con.
meets at Junction for Delaware Lackawanna and
railroad.
7:45 D. m.-For Easton.
For Elizabeth-At 8 6l5, $3.50. DAB. 7l6 7.a5 $50
$40, $3.50 1880 l045 l;l5 I145 a. m; l2.46 J. 1880 q
$3.50 $50 345 4, 4;l5 AGO. 446, 8, 5:15 5:30 5:45 O.
6:l5, $780, z 7l5. TAB, s:l5 OILS. 1918 H. Up m.
sunday trains leave at $40 IL for Bonnd Brook
and iue meate stations at 500 m. for EasOn. Allen
For SewatkEAt S;4I G:I5 ta5 7l5 745 SIP saS 49,
9. $3.50. 7;lo, $40, 9;l5. III. l2p M
For trains 70 local POINTS see Time Table al stations.
Boats 81 the Brook and Ere make connections al
Jersey City station TO and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jer
sey City.
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Ocean Cleaners.
A MERICAN LINE

4 MEXICAN LINE.
n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Oul Transatlantic uufer the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday Philadelphia. and every Wed
INDIANA WEDNESDAY. Feb. 4. $50 a N.
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Gotels.
Giip Rtal Gslale for Sale.

Giip RsaI Gsiale for Sale.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICES No. ,5BS Broadway. ThirtynrstsL,
OF No sos West Tweny-thrdsL. corner Eghthaye;
No D2 East Fourt-enhst Union square, 200 Inr
FcrtyscreDth-sti at the m tLEh OFFICE No
2.2sl Ihifdayer cor Onehundfei dtwrhty tourtnsc
tiailem Savings Bank Building up 10 m at regular
onicerates
EOR SALE - Madison -square.-EXtra-sized
Il house and stable. Il. a. YOUNG 20 EXCHANGE place
EOR SALE-Maiden-l lane. History store No.
l. ~ Mahieu.ane r. A YOUNG. 20 EIchangeplaco.
EOR SALE.-House No. 30 East 13th-st
i Address JAMES HART. Main st.. Peekskn. \. y.
TOR SALE or LEASE.-Tbe four-story stores
10 Clin ana al between Fuon and John. % by
1917 feet Apply 10 GEORGE q. SAMPSON 90 Broadway.
Room IS.
nor SALE.-Vacant lots 8 on Broadway,
IL ave-, south Of Central PARK.
600 Residence with stable largo lot
elegant location terms TO suit HoYT. SON & MEssEN-
GER 20 Sassau.st
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Auetion Sales OF Real Gstale.


A UCTION on MONDAY, February 2, 1880,
N AT O'clock at $50 Fulton brooklyn. Six 90 lots
and elegant residence southwest corner OF Bedfordave
and hoss st., Brooklyn; nnest situation In Nineteenth
" ard.
SAFE absolute. Mortgage ofsl5o0o can remain.
EARM AT AUCTlON.-THURSDAY Feb
ruary 49, 1890 at y. the premises adjacent to
The terminus the North shore Railroad Great Neck Long
Inlapd the the late DANIEL T. SMITH distance
fro IA miles, contents 1874 acres In five PARCELS
sale peremptOry clOss esate.
sILVANUS =. SMITH, Great Neck (F,ecntor.
SAMUEL RIKEH, $50 Nassaust
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
AM KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL
"a SO East iOi-gt.. T. NJ cor. Prn.-New classes will
begin after holidays Lessons thorough and practical.
GARDNER INSTITUTE, 603 Fifth-avenue
N -BoardIpz Day school Young Ladies and Chn
dren. The nev Dr.. aud Mrs. C. a.. GARDNER. Principals
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no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY DEPoTs
IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEw-YoRK.