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CORPORATION Notices.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
- t,oU Tup COLLECTION or IAAER,

DEPARTMENT OF flNAkCh, I
BUREAU FOR COLLECTION on IAAb,, Z
No. 80 CIiAMBEls-sI, NEW. ! OH, nov ~ Aooi''
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
Notice given TO all persons who Rave omitted
- No, rr taxes for the 1881 the Receiver or axos
tbat unless the same shall be paid to HIM at ms once before
The day Of December next one pei cent VII 1e
same shall be paid before he first day OF January next
will and collected upon all such taxes so
remaining unpaid that day at the rate OF eXenper cent per
annum calculated from October ~ lsoi the Gay on
Inc and warrants were delivered 70 tho
Receiver Of Taxes. - -,-,--,-- - nm. 49,.
money will be received aitr OcioVk p N Onve nours
from a. IN. to 2 y M MAhllN u MChatn,ON.
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fesal Notices.

NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuant to the
althOny and direction of the supreme Court that a
Nthd VIII De PAID 10 the holders late Brewers
an Mssers insurance Company Of their legal
representatives. o. ~ per cent Of the par value OF tho stock OF
s company or $40 Der share in proportion 10 the amount
p4I IL oy th1 on TIE 10th day OF December Deyt between
tne hours VI ~ O'Clock In the forenoon o'clock
AFTERNOON Of that day at the Office Receiver No 1879
BROADWAY, Room 7. In the City of New-York
(Signed) PETER AMEItMAN,
Receiver of Maltst3rs' Contnr
Dated Hew.York, Nov. rs, 1881.
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Board nu0 Rooms tuanico.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVED Al lhE
UPTOWN OFFICE 40 l.@i- broadway, corner Thirty
hr-sf, 3GS West Twenty thrist.. 'orucr Eighth ave"
80 ~ Fast Fourteents corner tnou square lGg ih.r
ave- corner Furty-.svruth-t ut tho HARLEM orr 'l.
No. luJi aud 23Dj Thri-avc, corner Onciundtol Aud
twenty hfh--t, NJ - < p. ia. atr'snlnr nee iH'N
4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire 10 rent
~ a small handsomely Furnished hai. second foot Of
roolns private family. between Park sud Gha'r
without board Tor tc wntoi Aidc. with fun particular
Room ~, 1875 broadway.
A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, for five
~ months above ssh west ~ 9Th ave- by two
ladies' uncAccptiuuablc references Address \ c. Lrn01
ltss
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Alsccllancous.

STABLE Cor parO TO-LET.-Eight stalls :;
- carriage for establishments, COaChmAn r
rooms 500 month I'LL May. II West A4th-si
WATER POWER, FIGURING and GRlST
w Mn for sale 7 store, completely nttcd nov
running; = hours this city. hTNATEl - rark.Iow
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Bodro allO Rooms.


East Side.
1 DVERTISENIENI FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TLE
irst,st. sos West twenty ihird. corner L,Ehth.aye
So ~ East Foue"nth-t, corner Union -yghr 900 NM
Nos I.DjI ana 23J, IlirIIyc, corner OnehundIudAud
tvcut, .htths, up - p. I. n.r' ;li'r nr' rates
4 SMALL private family will rent large,
~ comfortably furnished heated room 1873 Lexington.
ave, -"th--i.
FURNISHED or T'NFI'RNISHED large room,
1 door % IG monthly to gcu'ulu or single
lady handsome rrva" house Ia Last ''th' Reference
exchanged
MADISON AVE. no. Iii-Richly furnished
VI foDr private th" or board also td uoof suit"
Of two tree rooms and on" slnsl. room.
EnTH-ST. 2O7. EaSt.-Ncatly furnished front
w room Trlyatc American family gentlemen only
elevated railroad station, 59th--t; references.
= GRAMERCY PARK.-Onc elegant suit ON
I hr-t floor with board and private bath.
10ND-ST, 10 EAST.-Plca,ant rooms with
without board also Table board reference required
An East upcrior plrlor floor, with
~ private table also nom ON fourth roor
West Side.
4 SMALL Private Family have q beautiful
front room second door lr 10 two gentlemen
win ur-t,.ass board address REAL HONE. station +,
Cry.
4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let with
l. cd 2I' ni ro5in All rci,rcn,c required 2io
West 53t..,t, near 'tiaEr.
| ARGE and SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS
II ct 10 gentle men only. without board ~" - West
2Ist-ht. near jiit'c.
alND-ST.. II WEST.-Two connecting
Oh WEST 32d STREET Handsomely Fur
soutcry exposure suitable Tor single merchants OF brokers'
frrt-c .-s- house and attendance
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Gonnirn Ilropertp Uanteo.

V'ARRYT0NN country seat or land wanted,
real valae sbont $1,000 exchange for brooklyn
Heights dwelling and fun lOt ferries ana bridge Al
dress the owner, REUBEN HARRISON. BOX 2.656, New
York
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Amusements.

RIJ0U Opera House, Broadway, near 30th-st.
- FIFTH WEEK OF THE GREAT SUCCESS,
THE SNAKE CHARMER.
Comic Opera by the Composer Of "Olvete" The MAS
cOtre" &C.
THE AUDRAN OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY.
Matinee Saturday at pm
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Musical.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

YOUNG lady will take a few pupils {
"A piano; terms $l2 Address A. l.. ROWAN liz We
40th.s.
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Art Schoois-Citv.
NIRS louisa 3. CILNER

WI will receive pupils in PAINTING uand-'apo mower"
sti life china and decoration at hcT-tubo The Bella No
fs- ifl.ave., commencing D''-
references: Mr.. D. Huntington AiE Muh Hart MI. James
NJ NaIt. Nj. 4. J. HelONs
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Dantmg Academies.

ALEX. MACGREGOR.
N school for dancing II Fh-avc. send for circulars
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOX
"a DANCING, No GSl Fifth-ave. a.,
Glasses morning and afternoon tla7-- lut 'd
Hes. Gentlemen Monday ana Thursday evening" III
waite lessons. send stamp for circular
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5lcambodts nu1 RaiIron>5.
RALTIMoRE and QUO R RA 4 T.. ,,i'.p

BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.
- -, MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WIS.,
a ON aRd afr MAY u n S SaEs % rsaR q.
3,9 mETcept SUNDAY arrige w',naspa ~; 40 =.
er for Pttsburg Columbus AMI Cincinnati Paror car "
m.paiy fast Inc for ws,ningion ,rTy, cncn2'.
O. palace seepcIs through otneinna and ohc,so Entire
- oo~MidnisGt srcpers attached open iorPl9Hn
gersafer lO3Op m. Arrive camden station, Bitinora
more s6a a' wasnson 70 40 n Shoppers Ga
line faster no totne Vest Trans
FSn The west at Co. S a. so an D. ana io
and checked 70 iesnlo, a. % n2any' ne r b1S On
ra %y and at D" the "n'''0' '' P'nn''n' '''l Wv
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -,,
leave sno5 loot Of cSran aai a
town t Snn9 AM aaaa p cRan is Wc6a Torn
%sysy I1c1 Geneva L;%pt nuafs a@S o the ca %'
MSuc6 Chunk Wfe,Sarro aud Pullman .eeT 9n
% and 500 M Connect MinsHgy
end p1sS3 199 rss corr lnc and
NEW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
JoHNSBURi, &c. Steamers leave Pier 20 r. H.. AT p m
1 W psS raa e a @ E @e Soa at 90
Broadway. ~ y and Cogrtst, Brooklyn Excursion TO
- CITY RIVER AND HAnB0R TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY
Office Pier IL y. r.. foot CorIandtst.
Consgnnnts OF freight forwarded any part
| OF the world
| UNEQUALED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds of freight and mer
| chandise 10 any part Of the city
| SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
| HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight ofevery description promptly ighted TO any point
| In the harbor at reasonable rates.
| STEAMBOATS, AND BAIGEs ALWAYS on hand
| TO CHARTER
Steamers John II. Starin and Corning TOR NEW
HAVEN leave Pier IL y. r. at p. daily. lsauriays
| excepted
| METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New. York and
| NeW-Haven. Care and dispaicI guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. W. H. r. received at Pier 10
| For Ncw.Havrn and points East at Pier Ia
| NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier T. r.. foot whtehas ct
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Gentbcrs.


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE new
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECElN I'D Al r., J. ~ y; =
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. ,2}s Broadway, corner my
Hr.i-s:. @OS West Twen;ythIrist corner l-shthay
~ East FoItccntl-si. corner n.onSyl' tv
ave- corner FortvScyen.~t.; 20 the HARLEM orr 49,
Nos l,r1l and 2,3Dj ThIriIye corner Experimentation
tWenty.Afthst, M % ; D. N, AZ regular once rates.
4 VISITING TEACHER wishes . few more
~ paUi. i'm the common and higher English raiSii'
mathematics, history and co,uton. Address lfA'i'''"
49, West 2utlst
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges, schools hnl Finil-7 VIZ
Thoroughly compctsu Professors, Principals lpi lrih'lt
st.rrr Ciilr, oil ovrru.ss.s tI or address Miss W.
YOUNG AmcriCiuaui FOtl gu Teachers Agency - Ou'"
square.
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
VI -I2j ithayc l9tst, teachers and professor,
provided with positions iamc, r1iice,s ami schools 49,,
competent instructors Miss lrssr refers uy ialo tp W.,
following families Lon Hamilton FISH, Hon cA'''''''''
Eyirt- and AiE Cyrus Field
DRINATE Observation-Disclosures prepared for
COLLEGE highest references Address lALI' hoA -
Tribune uhcr.
VEACHERS, TUTORS and GONERNESSES
furnished 60 PTncul- anl FAMILIES
Teacher, ~upplci VIII p1u.iI 3d. ,-,,,,.. r...t..,,
PINCNNEl- AGENCY, Domestic bu.IHlhS hi'A'"'
ana litil-'t.
T'EACHERS WANTED.-Ladics: Piano and
L German, Piano and French; finishing govornCst " l
UuuJr Iops, French, Dcimah ana MUSIC. .''ll',''"
Harvard Yale graduate for city school cHp'r rncrd q
rgrriaduatc ioT school near city NrW rF All c"h"s' ~
school city, lt"rN lows d'- hL" ~ one ~
uy N. YOU American aud Foreign lt%'"'i7
Agency, - Union iuarc.
VNEACHFRS WANTED for West and south.
~ccus and families supplied free" Address, with stamp
SATIONAL !EACHLE~' AGENCY, Cincinnati, o.
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Insirnttion.
For Young Ladies-Country.


HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
i town y. Y. thorough course OF ss ai
reopens September 10 Miss VI. W MEICALF, rin'p
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' PostOwn, Pa.Thirty second Annan m 40
opens Sept. b. 1881. On Phia elplla * Retlns -
miles from Philadelphia with through cars IRON ,c,nnc
bv Bound Brook route. Home comforts, parental
and thorough work elegant 3aildngs and vi d beSh
large grounds and location well known Tor beauty anu H.
For cata l0gues address GEO q. BUTLER A. NJ, Prlh-
MRS. s. /. CADY'S BOARDING SCEOOL
WI Young Ladies-West End Institute
Conn Eleventh year Superior facilities. SEND lot c'd
For Both Sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMIA ilrst-class
~ boarding school on NarIaganseit BAY TERN PnipaI
November For catalogue (free) address the ffihP'
Rev. f. u. BLAK ESLEE \. NJ, East Greenwich H. l.
OVERSIZE SEMINARY, Boarding and u W
School Young ladies' ami children, at Red BANK "
j. will reopen sept II Course of instruction prcuCh au
thorough in every deparncn For circulars address MIS-
NJ h. PERKINS, Principal
110S -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
fp 0oeps on-the Hudson Both sexes No eHaI' hoy
Music College preparatory and business or
ladies' graduating cOurse private instruction oI p'' ~
scholars. send for catalogue; enter ct any u~e W. "
BANNISTER.A. NJ
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday. Nov. "a 1881
The following sale was held at tie EAchahse
eaesroOm to-day:
BIZ Richard Y Hnrneh m a..
on bouses with lot g3ls W e 81 coo
of 3d.aye. lots 20XlO0.S each A steers ..-.'''-'''
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A HOMELIKE Boarding School for boys I'M
" der -. +. KINDS, \. ~, hcmpsead' Long Island
ALEXANDER Observation-Disclosures Boarding
~ school. White Pains, ny Trncp-. Ok" lLLlr,Fh D.
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic classic and scen4c Courses WIN prtpa"Y
department Address COT : T. kUNh Frih b"rdeh'""hNJ
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer or v ater stockordgc, Aast r. hofFMANN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INST
~ TUTE, New. Haven, conn -Genert Rls,e.is 0cIooL-
Ample p1 70 Inity or Il 4. tits games ro"in. &C
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Lancsboro', Hcrk
II shire co. Mass established In 1912 hts FOR college sci
Cthc school or business private instruction sPe'HT
'N'Ous"O"' 'l0' Rev \. A. GILBERT, \. NJ. Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
ii CEsrER, Mas. g b. MECCALF A. NJ snpt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. y
Parents wishilgo plto,, ,r son, geTe they W. b.
'u'"i WIN ~" A AEMAGNAC A. H. pr4Dc,,,,,
p. 4 ROWE, A. n }r''h'''"S
NISS.EUGENIE SIdONSON, concert pianistc,
w Is ready receive few more pupils. Apply at To-
West 46th-st,
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
vi a boys family bOlrdne-school location hcitnetm
NewJeraey theron ga preparation for college or 'ci'nthG
school boys induced to ike their studios clrgig, sinner.
vision Of each pupil Address tbs Principal $ H. MOORE
DEEKSKILL (N. " Military Acadcmy.-For
L circulars address col cJ. WRIGHT a. N, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Penn 9hens TePgpTRer IL egTecp conGiTo'
pIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
IL POCGHKEEPSIE, y; Y,
with U. $ Military Department. thor9qg h.gong wide;
awake school for BOYS combining 'tuuy MILITARY Dr'" anu
Catalogue Chart OF College acquisitions sent on app
CATION OTIS BIsBEE \. ~, Principal
C,U-ITUIN n SUDRTI IDGE'S
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cTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST -,
FARE So to 1oson for rstclass limited tickets go0a only
as specified on their face. ......,,,,,...t ~ -
Steamer, NARRAGA NSETT and M SSNCU ISL i -
leave daily Except at i3O from Pier ~ n H.
foot ~ Jays arriving In Boston at a. IN. ,,,-.,.
Tickets all principal ticket omcC$ SiMS,0Ap,
offices Of WestcOtts Express Co.. az nos SSl n
1907 Broad way Aston House, and at metropolitan "hu iH
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices.
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SWITHIN c. SH0RTLIDGES,
MEDIA. PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED At ANY
TIME

TIME.
Rayard Taylor said great pleasure recommend
parents the academy OF Mi Swin &. SoTtidcc.
opportunity several past Of ob~etyng
the which this academy IL conducted well IA
department Of the pupr who attend IL and satisfied
that nothing neglected which further both The nteec
tual and moral development of the latter"
students fitted at MeUa Academy now In Harvard.
Yale Princeton. Lafayette, University OF Pennsy
Columbia etc Boys fitted Tor West Point, Annapolis
polytechnic school
per quarter for young and boys boarding school
books No extra charges except for music Ind
vdua aud both advanced and back
students combining the adyana OF private tutoring and
schoo-roOm drill. English, commercial scientific and cass
English and business correspondence taught
Twelve Instructors all men, and all graduateS French and
maushp BY Professor W. r. Hammond. author OF Potter
Hamrnonds Bookkeeping and Pcmanshp weekly lectures
the finest a1d fullest apparatus for experiment and Illus
tation Fine building, with hyVe rooms, heated In all
stories and lighted with hot and cold baths gynna-
sum; excellent table ample grounds
illustrated circular contains picture or building and
full particulars with 100 references and letters from Gov
ernor ROutt John ioey, esq Judge George NJ. Van
Hoesen President HE Rev. j. A Chds, D. d.; Rev j. X
II Robbins REV 4. Patten. Rev A. Hener Media
and 9th ers school twelve miles by rail from Slst and
Chestnut ITS, Philadelphia Fourteen daily trains; cOlcheA
meet trains School only few minutes from Media
station.
Media has seven churches and temperance charter
strictly tniOrced-prOibtng the sale OF all intoxicating
drinks The health record OF Media has few parallels.
Incidental expenses No furnishing. No examination
requisite for admission.
For new illustrated circular, address
SWIrHIN {. SHORTLIDGE 4. NJ.
Iar ITniE ifV
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NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

VI BETWEEN NETWORK AND uAVRE
Pier ofComplny new, - - Soctp ty' b't ,. tlr)I'5
Trlvcersby fIiSUns lyJit JDtI trltNtDY slEl31 rE!
and the lscDnforts Of crossing tl3 Chl11el1 iuW
boat.
-. GERMAN. Delapiane "Wednesday. Nov 80. p m
La i DOR. lllc7tiY il'C r.
ST LATREST wednesday, Dec u, II a.
LOUIS Dr. BEBGAN. Agent 40 Bowling Green.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BKrWEEN NtW.HoRK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
NO-Er,. sat Nov. % MAIN 90. ...... sat. Dec 10
n DER sat DEC i
RATES OF PASSAGE ron NEWBORN 10 SOUTHLAND
Ton. UAVRE 70, BREMEN: 80,
FIRST CABIN. ...SlOl-SECOND CABlN..-.....SOo
STEERAGE $50.
Return tickets ~ re- cel rlte4 Prcpll StHerlga cerui
cat- - steamer sa. from Pier between Second ana
ImLN-l-, IoloNon cLi RICLIs q CO. RoMIIng.lireen.
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS
N NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 90 North River WORK
Furnessla Nov 81, a. IN AnchOrla Dec. TO-
UeyOnia Dec 3 p. Ethiopia. Dec. H. Up
These steamers do not carry cattle sheep or pigs
Cabins $50 to $50 Excursion tickets etacel flteL
Second cabin, $40. Stesrlge s2S
NETWORK TO LONDON DtRECE
From Pier No. as, North River foot OF Chares-st
California Nov. 30, noon. 'tfaitia Dec 3, p m
Irked do not carry passengers.
Cabins, $50 $B5 Excursion tickets reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, BOwhngGreen.
BORDEAUX LINE.
10 New aud direct Line % the South Of France.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
COMPAGNIE BORDELAISE DE NAVIGATION
AVAPEUR.
Travellers for France, Spain and Italy, Pyrences ran
Nice will time and expense by taking THIS line
Cabin Including wine) $50 SeeTage $2i. For passage
apply to ,,,,,,, ,-,,,p 80 ,,oo....
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA.
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHARLESTON, :. c., at r. NJ:
From Pier y North River foot or PaTkplaGe an
CITY OF ATLANTA, Capt LOCKWOOD Saturday, NOV ~
GEO. W. CLY DE, Capt. Reed Tuesday, Vow 70
JAMES w QUINTARD & co, Agents
Via SAVANNAH Ga, at 3 i. NJ.
From Pier l3 North River number 3d. foot OF Spflngst
CITY OF MACON, Capt KESITOE. saturday Nov 70
CITY OF COLUMBUS capt. Fisher "Wednesday, Nov. 80
GEORGE NONGE, Agent.
For freight apply the Of The respective
lines above, to Union office 81 Broadway.
N. YONGE, Jr, General Agent
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line.
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PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Freight only :, -
Pier 20, foot Of NRrrcns, n H AT p III
Except Snndays) for Boston via providence direct
Freight wa either line taken nt lowest rates - =, -,
ID y HANCOCK, Presldent L.. W. FlLhlNS, u II AbI
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! FuR QUFENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-Thc steamers Of nus Line take Lieutenant
Naurys Iaue route Al AL seasons u The v'lr
CITY OF tIII~TF I.......... SATU RDAN. Dec 3 p.
tIfF ur NEW NOfk .-..~A 40 fIAh. Dec. 10, 500 a. m
CITY or TIL CRSDAY Dec. l.. noon.
CITY OF BERIIN.........~All ltl)A y Dee - o. m
CRY OF BRI - IN TIL tuesday,. Dec %, noon
From Pier B6 (neW number 1r'l RIVER .
CABIN $50 $50 ana 90. Return tickets on favorable
sTEFRAGF s1S Prepaid. $50 Drafts AZ lowest rates
Sslooua s'lernnms smoking an bath. rooms amIishpS
These steamers 40 not carry cattle sheep pigs.
JOlIN q. DALE Agent, 81 lud 81 Broadway Ny
PhllIlelphla once los south itl-st
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,ruE POPULAR SHORE LINE no BOSTON.

i ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot p.,., a,
Three express trains daily except sunday 70 pOson az
800 a. (parlor cars auachedb anu AVP' A N'''
palace Jeepng carsL -
Sundayaat 10 o. M with palace sleeping carsI
Limited tic % lal rail-. 80 ,,.u,u,,,,,o
and paror car obtained az
Firth and Windsor Hotels ticket omeeAau ~
ntsa Den
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RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAIShlLL
III MOUNTAfNs landing atCOzzcns tWest Polhtl COrl.
WALL Newburg Marlboro Milton. Polghkeepsi E vSoRS
connecting with Ulster All Delaware ani tuS NauSy
IsaroadS Steamboats, Thomas Cornish AMI James w. bt
except LIrliyL whoa Thoma Cornell leaves ~ - IN,
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Express Trains York DcsbrOsscs and Cort
landt streets Ferries, follows: -,
49, i:3O = $780, 90 Lut@D II a. M, l. 33o 5;i .;
e. T. $50 and J.. and IL night sundays 4:'O' = an"
M. o, q, Z, $50 and . D. IN. and - night ,, =,
EApfrHs Trains leave New. York day, except Suu,
73Oa M aud NJ running through via Trenton Hhu Jam
dem $500. -, .. , q,
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia l20l 800 ~
z 49, :, $50 and n. tImitcd Express l3V ml y
3 g. JiJ, $50 and pm. ON sunday, lZiul 39u 30, %
ESQ a. M I, Y l5O and T. m l@lV" ihmc Phi' Vi" O"
den = a IA. and 800 daily except sunday &c., and
Ticket Offices, j2G aud gil Broadway AstW IluuSv
foot Of DosbroSes and COurtlnndss Courts ana BI2s
Ign Annex station foot FultOn-st., BrO0kNn toH =,
li6 and lS HndsOn-st, HObOkcn station, Jersey CIy r
grant Ticket ONCE, y Battery place - ., -, 49,, ,,,.l,
The New iOTk Transfer Company VIII can ioI anu 'o'
baggage from hotels aud residences r - yoon
FRANK THOMSON, - -. 49,,
General Manager tcnclbl MSS agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
I EHIGUVALLEY RAILROAD.

~ EW -liANEN, MEKIDEN, HARIFORlJ
~ SPlINGFlELD, HOLHOkE, SOUTH VERNON, ST
JOHNsBURi, &c. Steamers leave Pier % r. H.. at p. IN
and ll:SO m Sundays excepted 1880 m boat CONNECTS
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked at O4
broadway " V and Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion "
New. Haven and return III 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

4 LbANf BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
s1IrT pRE G ana ST JOIN leave PIER H. North River
~ n SIDE OF CANAl-ST, every WEEK DAY at p
NJ Albany Sunday morning excepted witt
" - au. L-t1G M. r-r-r.r, 1..r-r 1,--.,--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven GoR% FePaFSs students Sr yale College
Professor A. TEACHER H. C. Kingsley, A. M, A G. Twin.
lining liz d. Professor ). r. Baldwin Professor j. w. Gibbs
Address W. /. CUSHING Rector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

VTsT- III IN
AND UNITED SlAII~ MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New loTh Dc-brO-sc- and
Ferries "a follows.
Harrisburg ritt burg the West and south with Pullman
Palace attached q. NJ and $50 Z. NJ dailN new
York aud Chicago Limited" OF Pullman Pancr Cars II H.
daily.
Wlismsport, Lock Haven ~ M $50 Z. m Cory aud
lIC AZ -jO g. M. Cory for lltuSNe fetio
lcum centre, ana the oil Regions. .. NJ,
Baltimore, aud the south, l.hlltcu W t'l
ingtou EApr,ss Pullman PaIlor cars daily except sun
day. 10 a. arrive Washington D. m Regular ut i'O ana
$50 a. NJ, $40, aud . aid II night
sunday $50 ~, 7 aud f. and l3ni"hI
Express Tor baltimore, except sunday, T. III,
fur Atlantic CITY y. connecting AZ camden, ,,
Boats OF " brooklyn Annex" connect with All through
trains at Jersey city anOrng speedy ana dIec' 'Sl'
iui Brooklyn travel .o,..,
Trains From Pitt-burg. G30 1910 a. M $50 ana
1000 daily, $40 M daily. except M"n 6 RON
Washington and Baltimore, $50 800 90 200 anu
1850 y. SUNDAY, 200 and 1880 r. NJ FROM
Philadelphia. 300 $50 600, $40, 1910 1870 M !; ~
. 500 5.2O $50 800 9:55, 1908 AID 1000 T. ~ sunday,
800 ESQ., 600 1910 il4b i'll. $50 800, 1905 ana lOJo
D. . go, ,,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASIESI TIME CONSIST
EN1 WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

TN1E Rev. John II. Converse, A. NJ, 0Inr-
var late Professor Of Classics in Racine College will
into his family at Bristol r. L. few
for college Terms $500 References Bishop Clark
Of Rhode Island President Eliot Of Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
4As FALL RIVER LINE
New York 20 BOSTON, 81
Newport and Fall River 81
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction to all Eastern