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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-12-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Summary of the Most important Events
DOMESTIC.

OO-hES4lCs
The New England Cotton Manufacturers
Association appointed delegates to the At
lanta Convention.
Yale accepts Haryard's challenge to an
eight-oared race, provided it be rowed
June %. 1882.
The st. Clair Hub and Spoke Works, at
Detroit, owned by Mark Hopkins & Co.,
were burned to-day. Loss, $50, 900; insur-
ance So, 400.
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint
during November was 383, 900 eagles, 562-,
600 halt eagles, 1,O0O,O 900 silver do liars, and
5,34O,000 cents.
Michael and David Hennessy have been
indicted for the murder of Thomas Dew
ereauX, Chief of Police at New Orleans, on
the 18th of October.
Captain Payne and a large following
crossed Red river at the mouth of Little
Wichita, in Clay county, into oklahoma
unmolested Sunday last.
c. II. Rockwell, of New York, astrono-
mer, returned from Honolulu by Mondays
steamer. He reports the successful obser-
vation of the transit of Mercury.
The hardware establishment OF Bollary &
Co., at Jefferson, Texas, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday morning. Loss,
$4,000. insurance, $4,000. Origin of fire
unknown.
While several boys were skating on
pond at Leominster, Mass, one of them,
named Walker, aged twelve years, broke
through the ice, The father of the boy,
Arthur Walker, went to his sons assist
ance, and both were drowned,
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A messenger from the United States
Fish Commission arrived in Chatta-
nooga with / 800 German carp for dis
tribution through East Tennessee.
Forty-fve hundred carp have been
distributed during the past few weeks,
but applications for more are coming
from all sections.
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Too Much Money.

The Secretary Of the Treasury occu-
pies the exceedingly comfortable pO-
sitiOn of having more money than he
can spend or invest. The result is
that a heavy surplus is accumulatiDg
in the Treasury vaults and that large
number of people in different parts of
the country are in very unhappy
frame of mind. a balance on the
Treasury books makes the average
Congressman shudder and drives the
patriots of the lobby to the verge ofin-
sanity. These gentlemen, of course,
never dream of such a thing as the re-
ductiOn of taxation. National ecOno-
my means in their eyes national ruin.
They want a broad, generous policy
internal improvements on vast scale !;
subsidies for everything from cram
berry patch TO line of steamers or a
railroad across the continent. We
may be certain that when Congress
meets next month the Treasury sur
plus Will be attended to. The gentle
men who are gathering from the
North and the South and the East and
the West viii, if they are allowed
their own way, patriOtically relieve
Mr.. Folger from whatever embarrass-
ment he may feel in this respect.
The increased consumption of malt
liquors in the United States has been
over 100 per cent in the last ten years.
During $780," saws the Retailer the
organ of the brewers, '-taxes were
paid on 1897, 600 barrels, or 4l4000.- :
coo gallons" This is equivalent to
about $50 mugs for every man, wo-
man and child in the country. Leav-
ing out the females and the children,
this vast quantity represented 600
glasses a year for each male over
twenty-One years of age in the United
States. When we consider the very
large number of adult males who
drink no beer at all, and the other
host who partake of it only in the
most moderate manner and at more or
/ less protracted intervals, il is evident
that some other Americans must
! drink great deal. At five cents a
/ glass this beer manufacture of 1880
/ brought $375, ,000,O00,Or about $50 per
/ capita for every man, woman and child.
This is quarter more than the total
/ expense of running the United States
government. This is a stubborn and
an appalling fact, but let our grand
temperance army stand like the brave
with their face to the foe.-Ex.
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Terms of Advertising.

One square Of eight lines, 100 for the
nrst insertion, and 20 cents for each subse-
quent insertion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-12-08

Helpless and foul as the trampled snow,
Sinner, despair not! Christ stoOpeth low
To rescue the soul that is lost in sin,
And raise 1t 10 life and enjoyment again.
-bleedinS-dying for thee,
The Crucified hung on the cursed tree!
His accents of pity fall soft on thine ear,
lis there mercy for meg Will He heed my
weak prayer?
0 God! in the stream that for sinners did
flow,
Wash me, and shall be whittier than snow -
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CWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S,
MEDIA. PA.
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY


Bayard Taylor said al take pleasure
ing TO parents the academy OF MI Swin G. ShOrtldge
have had opportunity Tor several past Of observing
the department OF the pups who attend IT, and satisfied
that nothing neglected which further inellec
and moral GCy e.0p1neDt latter"
students fitted az Media Academy
Yale Princeton lafayette University OF Pennsylvanls
Columbia etc Boys fitted for West Point polls
polytechnic schOo'.
per quarter for young and boys boarding school
vual class instruction both bac
students combining the sdyanaes private tutoring and
schOoTuoTu drill English commercial scicntihc and clas
English and business correspondence
Twelve Instructors all and all graduates French
German in language classes. Bookkeeping and
m2as.p by Professor W r. Hammond, author Of Potter
Hamrnonds 0SkeeHng and PenIHsushp WeeSy lectures
with the ines and fullest apparatus ot experiment ami n
Fine building, with htty-hNe ioom heated in all
stories and lighted with gas. hot and cold baths; gymna
suns excellent t.ble amplc grounds.
fun particulars with 100 references and letters
shot Johe T. Hontt John HOey Judge George b. Van
hFs, President Hill Rev. j. 4, ChIlds ID. d.. Rev j. r.
fey0r Gray Philadephis Rev. d. W. {. Bylesly Rev. T.
H. t0bbns, Rev W ~ Patten Rev. <. A. Ieilncr Media
an offers ScLod twelve miles by rail from Slst and
cstuss, Phi!adelpio. Fourteen daily trains coaches
mss, an usihs sehDol only lew minutes FROM Media
',ee@ has seven urcies and q temperance charter
eriss. The health record Of Media has few parallels
requisite for admission.
fos EcH Illustrated circular alirrsa
-, -, sWlFHlh g. sHoRrLIDGE, A. ~.
NiiaiNaf9 OhNeiriy efaduash Media, ia.
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Corporation Notifies.
DEPARTMENT or FrSANcg

IIFAEIAI.NI TINANIIt
BUREAU IOE IHR COLLECTION OF GANFs,
No. ~ CHANIHRA-sI, NEw.YORk, Nov. Ia, lSSl.D
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
Notice II hereby given 10 all who have omitted
for the 1881 the Receiver Of Taxes
unless the shall be paid 10 him at his Office core
The December pcT cent viii be collected
all taxes remaining unpaid that day and unless the
shall be paid to him before the rst day II January next
will De charged and collected upon all such taxes ~
remaining unpaid that day At The ilte Of cent per
be calculated from october ~ 1881, the day on
the delivered ~ the
Receiver Of Taxes
40 money will he received after2 Office hours
"A. m o IN MAKTIN 4. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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Musical.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

A YOUNG lady will take o few pupils on
~ piano. terms si2 Address \. L. ROWAN, fl2 West
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Art Schools-City.
do 0ITICA u GITI VIVID

WI win receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape hOwers
st life china and decoration at her studio THE Bella" No
10Th. ST., 4tlave, commencing oct. IL
References: Mr. u. Huntington MI VIM. Hart Mr.. James
NJ. Hart, Nj A 1. Bellows
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
- -, MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST

BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington .
on ana after May o. Passenger Trains leave from Pennsv
wanna IL X Depot foot Of Corandtst and Desbossesst a'
s:soa m.-Except SUNDAY arrive Washington 4:35 T. n
es Tor Psbnrs. Columbus AM CineinnltL Parlor car ~
.m.-Daily fast line Washington arrive Cincinnl.
200 M Chicago 900 O. M and - Louis $50 A H. w. y
~; Mdnightday slespers ttichod open orpls.ea
Gas a. M. Wa,hingon 735 an Diy Expres, leaves Balt
more a50s. Washington IN 40 a soepers for Cin'
other line makes faster tine ths West Trains arrive
Tieketssnd sleeping bsrts secured an DisgIgs or
xnd checked 10 destination az % noInys Once 20 go
paGy
FOR B0ST0N.-TIE LATEST TRAIN with
- Pullman Seepers via ~ Y, n. II. and H. r. X. leaves
Sundays &c, tickets New.YorK ana New England Rail
road.
/ EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
leave spo odi Of C6ranst ana nHl @
M St0p M and $50 u. for Ei,tol, Betalehen Allsa
Maysrly, Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bufalo and tho West
Train at m for Easton Bsthensn. Anentown. Rea1ns
coaches attached % $50 p M raia Trains leaving $40
sns sa for s G4s T. aahpn
General Eastern Office corner church and Gortandtsts
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoNPASY,)
No: n BROADWAY I
NEW.lOKK. Nov. 10, 1881. }
N0TlCE.-Commencing Nov. 20, and until
~ further notice, the Ninth Avenue win be closed
Sundays r. X HAHN. General Manager
VNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
-, ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot No., -,
sos a m p m tparOr cars attached and 10 p ~ with
ps,nssys p Garsl v,,, n.I.oe .,o,,,,r o,r
I%its 10 N Boston %san P s S o'
Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels ucso Offices aud At Grand
Central Depot
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Dearo auo Rooms.


East Side.
! A SMALL private family will rent LARGE,
= eomioTiaay iur.siel heated nom l5s Lexington
ELEGANT large heated rooms, with or
| II without Doap, at 4l0 Fast i-Ist.
= CRANBERRY PARK.-Onc elegant suit on
| hrst floor with bolrl and pnyate bath
! D1EAST 35TII-ST.-- .par.or Bedrooms ~ d
with Grstc.As. board everything pleasant homekc. Re
frrcnces
91ND-ST., 10 EAST-Pica.nt rooms with
81 without roir also table board reference required
IN East 3sth-st.-~upcTior p1rlor floor, with
-3tt private tables also noon fourth floor
- EAST i9TH-ST.-Rcsponsiblc parties cln
and napdsomey Furnished parlor door with private
40 EAST ljth-~T-Nclt, clean furnished
~ ,, gg2p =, o., al" a9.ior, once WIN Pirate
West ode.
( TO BACHELORS. --SuocIb rooms in
~. gem of ilIs'. uu.I" boa iiu house clement 10
an,s. 81 West siats',
4 PRIVATE FAMILY near 5th-aye.. above
G snd appa 5aIa' .i SP,r a '' Fi
EVERETT BOARD DtRLCIutY, - west 1jth.st
4 SMALL Private Family have a beautiful
- f.au! room sce2"d no q Lea 70 pa, o. 10 sens@'p
CITY ciIn "'''''''' O'''" ''''' MAJ ''' ''''" '
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let with
on 9oard TO genllcGrl ony,a jrse h1nas%m,y g.,
rHcd mont ROOM az hltic'1i i'l''
west .gtI-si, nea. 7tlraye.
sol WEST 32d STREET Handsomely Fur
eb-~ n..hcd raror and bedroom ald all improvement.
,NVOsuTr suitable os single TcAut- brokers
i-st class house and attendance.
.(n WEST 2GTH-ST.-' ublc and sinclc
sDsT rooms nicely furnished vi ufstc4ss board, hotel
convenience with home eohfo.t-.
SA WEST BOTH SI.-Rooms with board
,DO private tale, II dcu-eI, lrgo sammy ioI
gentlemen; references exchanged.
81 WEST 46TH-ST, between 9th and 9th
second doUI, gentlemen ont without bolr. elegant
ton.
I.lS WEST 42D-ST. 49, Pleasant rooms,
<~'P gcntecly furnished, third door, with without
board suite OF singiy small family home c0mf0rts ref
cTenccs exchanged.
Dn0 WEST 45TH-ST., near Broadway
W. board, nicely furnished room, southern
exposure contains all modern improvements and To-
cation first class family small
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W UNh MD PHILADEIPUIA
IN. BoL NJ BROOK ROUTE.

lof TRENTON ana PHILADELPHIA
~ ,' NtW- Ork station t. n. r.. Of \ T.
III MIA lellhld, Ninth and Grecnstg.
Yg - p ~ tgr Third and Berks-.fs, ~ 7:l5 lllj am
I',.' .:"'' DOH I. ~. ON SUNDAY a. SAB a IN
p m ON sunday q. g. a. ma $50. II u. m. " ' - -
Return trains De ave Philadelphia, for Naw.Yofk.
fFV - lions lhi1. aud Reading r. H. Ninth and Green.
Sta. 90 800 $50. $50. II m > $40 10 C.5 10 n m
On SUNDAY, al $50 o.. m, 800 ~ .. M. - "
tIuil llhri AMI Berk-sts. OILS 500 gI a. H. / hon
O%u, lI;3u p m SUNDAY 20 10 a. M, I,n - m
l'n 10 b2 SOB .i ipO-, 1874 q. m, l:jS
40, tt-ll t;2N p. m. sunday .2J 9lg o. u Gl D. m
~ LLNtN rARL1R CARS are attached to Aav trains.
York and Fhladr pima. " -
connection Jersey Staon 10 aun fron
Efuokyn lud Erie Depot. Jersey CITY.
Icki' igg sale a. oot # Lbcrtyst. &o- 23g 28l 4Ol
US, ~" lt Broadway, and at The pnn hotels Sos
ahG Quit and Annex 0Gc' Jewd's Wharf Brooklyn
y = transfer Company, Uldu- Express VIII for and
check baggage from hotel or residence fo,lestnatnn
JpNtPH : HARRIS, II. T.. BALDWIN,
General Manager Gru p,4I Agent
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GERMAN LINE.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

INPERIAI UEKMAN MAIL.
North GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
sEL-.....Sat, Nov. -. MAIN 80. -. sat. Dec. 10
RlTErN II
RATES or PASSAGE rom NEw.YOR< 10 SOUTHLAND
Ton. HAVRE b, BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN. ...SlOO-SECOND CABIN $50
SrEERAGE $50
tickets reduced rates PREPAID Storage cerd
Gates 81. Steamers sail from Pier between second and
OEiRICHs & CO., 2Bowhng.Green.
ENMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS.
FOR QCEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Maury's Lane route At all tslas oi the year.
CITY or BRUSS TIL kSDAN. Nov. %, a. m.
CITY OF chester SATURDAY. Dec 3 p. ms
cry or NEW-NOKk. SAT- stBA =. Dec. 10,
CITY " MONTREAL. TIL RSDAY dec. II. noon.
CITY OF RDAI Dec. a. O. IN.
yrta
CABIN $50. $50 500. Return tickets favorable
terms
sTEERAGE. s2+ Prepaid, $50 Drafts At lowest rates
Saloons, glt-r0Dns, smOd Ing m l1t.rppus anilsiDA
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep Or pigs
JOHN q. DALE, Agent 81 aud % Broadway. Ny.
Philadelphia once. No lOj south ith.st
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Gcathcrs.

0EUllEE9.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and FAMILIES VITA
thoroughly competent Professors Principals ani Teachers
Families going abroad or to the country promptly siai WIN
superior Tutors GOycrncSst can or address hS. u j.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teach ar sency % Union
square,
ENGLISH LADY, experienced, highest ref
H and testimonials, gives Lessons IN English
branches modern languages and music Address EDjtA
TIUN, Tribune Uptown Once. LIS broadway.
GOVERNESS, &c.-By yOun0slady who has
N hrsclass references teach French Italian and
English help with music lessons, objection 10 90
any where the country cal COZ uhGvc between Doth
and 36th-st.
DRIVATE instTuctiOn.-PupS prepared for
L college; highest references. Address YALE Box ~
Tribune once
VNEACHERS, TUTORS and GOYERNESSES
Il furnished 10 Principals All Families
Teachers supplied VITA pDNttDl&
PINCKNEY's AGENCY Domestic Buldiag, Broalgay
and lfth.sL
VALE GRADUATE desires private pupils;
hest references Address ]. W, Tribune Uptown once
l,23S Broadway.
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Gslp nanleo.

WANTED.-A boy about g years old in
w lawyers Office good references required SALARY AZ 80
per wees Address ]. H., Box L. Tribune OiBce.
WANTED-ADVERTI AGENT.-The
W Indianapolis Times twocent morning paper having
The largest CIRCULATION Of any morning paper IN Indiana
take charge of their business in tcs ef
without experience need apply references
required. Address IIM Co. indianapolis Ind.
NTANTED.-An intelligent American how IN
copy bills and do general oflcework salary TO begn IS
Address I. W, Tribune Office.
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Dreesmakinq.

nRESSMAKING.-B a cutter and filter. o.,
~ wond go by the day 70 private families; well recon-
mended 4. L., Tribune Uptown Once l23s Broadway.
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Daucull Academies.


4 LIEN D0DWORTi'S SCHOOL FOR
"A DANCING. No. 6Sl FifthavC.
morning and afternoon. Glasses for fam
lies. Monday and Thursday evenings PHI
waite lessons send stamp for circular
(ARL MARWIG'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 81 MddsonaNc,
Circulars giving terms sent on Application.
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V'"I '''''' NJ, NIs.'' = '.Ius1'h Media, Pa

rTiE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. New
a., Iiavsn Cenn RTePars. students for Yale College
lr3'escor #. A. Tacher H. e. Kiassisy A. NJ a q Twin
tuiIE LII d. Professor r baldwin, Professor j. w Gibbs
Address w. l. CUSHING, Rector
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MENI AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains via Desbrosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries follows: ~
4JO $3.50 g. $780, 10 hmited) IL A. m; J. 500 J4O, o;
o. $50 ana M and ~ night; sunday iy 4'So' o. anu
press Trains leave Newly Ork daily, except SunAl Nv
tJOa M and D. running through VIA Trenton and cam
den -
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901, $50 $40.
z 1ljt Z $3.50 and IL a (Limitel Express 1870 p MI l.
y T. $40, Z, 1880 and pm On sunday, l2i0l sou SAB o
sSo a. IN, =, 1870 aud m Leave PmnnSpm" 'ia.A"
Ticket Offices 626and ga Broadway Aslor House ann
foot OF DesDrosses and Courtlandtsts Cours ana Bik
yn Annex station, foot OF FutOnst. BroOkyh nos ia
lilo and llS IIusonst oboken station, Jersey CITY Emf
grant Ticket Onlce s battery place. . . $500, ,..,-
The New York Transfer Company Will call Or anu c"eA
Fran X TH0mso IN 'o'"eHe'S JR WOOD,
General MANAGER General Iass'r Agent.
ROND0UT, KINGSTON AND CATSklLL
IA MOUNTAINS. landing atCO1lens (West Polnt cora.
connecting VITA Ulster AL Delaware All WAIKIKI valley
Ralroad1 Steamboats, Thomas Cornell aud James W Bald
vin3IVb Tally - d n foot llarrtson-st, North HiveG
except Si.lrliJ whoa Thomas Cornell leaves ~ IL H.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST. -,
fAREs 3 to Boston for thscass limited uckets good only
u steamers NARRAGANs Eft aud sToNINGToN leave
daily except sundays 4:3O Pier 81, X, footof
JAY. st., arriving I'm Boston at q. ~. ...-.
Tickets sale all principal ticket Offices
secured offices 81 Westc0ts Express Co. ut Nos osi
ag7 Broadway AstOr House. and at metropolitan anu ri
Avenue Hotel ticket offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only. =,
steamers leave Pier 20. foot OF Wsrfcnst ~ IT, ~ " III
daily (except Sundays) for BOSTON VIA Providence direct
Freight wa either line taken ri lowest rates. . - 49,
u. 5. BABCOCk, President J." W. FlLh'NS' W. - ~be
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fosi ano found.

7 OST.--On or about DIST of May last. Cert
fcate No 299 for 100 shares Wisconsin Central Rail
road Company Stock standing In name Charles Head
please return TO HOAGLAND Of Hagarten Co.,
s Broad ST., New.York
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AmuSement5.

Amusemeltt5.
BBEY'S (NEW) PARK THEATRE.
~ A SPECIAL MATINEE,
in aid of the
HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
and Medical college, West 64th-st,
will be given
On THU RSDAY, Sth DECEMBER, 1881.
celebrity have kindly volunteered thci
services and them and managers OF combinations and
theatres grateful thanks Of the Institution are tenderea
seats can DO secured at the Theatre
A BBEY's GaNEWN,l PARK i TM MEAT
HANLOS-LEES
MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY AT
Fvprr Evening az $3.50. Last Matinee Saturday at 2.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. o.
First representation In this city OF Mr.. George r. SINS
~ successful three act comedy;
MOTHER IN LAW.
A Comedy In Comedy.
Seats ready, Tuesday, Nov ~ a m
A FAIR will be held December Z and at
N me house the Holy Comforter Free Home for In.
cura "a West having for rs object the raising OF
funds daily food &C. for It's sick and helpless inmates
donations Of fancy articles are most earnestly solicited and
viii gwen both days Of the Fair from II e o'clock re
much needed Parties wishing 10 give IN
this way please send they names and amount 10 pc yen
nv Dee and their gifts before O'Clock OK Dec ano o
Hours Of the Fair, l0Alo b0ciock.
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~ TSYITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,

f-IlON LINE.
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier % v. r.. tOOj Of 81. l23t
NTNAU tuesday NOv %. $50 IN
Wal lue-iy OY' - l;5o a. IN
WiStONSlN ~ ue-llY Zee: 10 lOi5O a. m
~ These steamers are built OF irol In waternght com
partmeTf furnished with requisite make
the the Atlantic both safe AMI yresaJ hav
Ing bathroom smoking room. drlyin groom piano ani
library. a4p ,D1 s'HIr es9 AMI cl3rer
each steamer The lterDOn9 81 upper deck thus nsur
ng those greatest ~ all uXures lt perfect YeltOl
and light
CABIN PASSAGE according to staterOOnl 800 $50 and
500 INTERMEDIATE. $40 SrEGKAGE az low rates.
OFFICL, NO. % BROADWAY.
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DACIFIC MAIL Steamship Companys Lines.

DACIFlC MAIL Steamship Companys Lines,
1 OECALIFORSIA, SANDWICH IsLA NDs, JAPAN
CHINA. NEW-ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL and
SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO
From Newly rk, Pier foot Canalst ". II.
FOR san Francisco via the TstLmUs Of Panama
CRY or PARA sails Mcdncs law Nov %. noon
Connecting Central and South America and Mexico
From, san Francisco LIST and Brannan.st
For Japan and China.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIO sails Tuesday, Nov. %, D.
For HONOLULU. NEW.XEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
ZEALANDIA sails SATURDAY. Doe II. PPM.
arrival OF London mails at san Francisco.
For freight passage and general information apply at Com.
pany's ONCE the Pier foot Canalst.. North River.
H. J.. Lay. Superuteneept
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STEAMBOATS, a1o Railroads.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
.ov vo.,. FALL RIVER LINE
Newport and Fan River S.
potnf tickets Corresponding to all Eastern
Palace Steamers
Iaavo Ma, =, BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Pier NOr R Ss Sundays included a. $50 from
Tickets and safe s FaS1 at m Jersey City @
stese 4aer and ticket Oce the once Pier q and
BORDEN LOWELL Agts GEM PA Pass Ast
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
SorT p'E "a and ST JOHN leave PIER H. North River
S ~ SIDE OF CANAIsT every WEEK DAY at
Trains WST az Albany Sunday morning eIeepted) with
- " W. EVERETT, President.
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
brr9oHiyn foot Of Fulton.st Jewels Wharf '''''" :"
$50 Pennington High Sp Bridge Branch Eason
Si5 a. l ny Fa Iam1agqa Drift3n. scranton, &c.
A Adr Reading Harrisburg MaacS Chunk Williams
,, PmFor Remington Easton, Allentown Reading, Har
IA ~ IIfuJ ~ Chunk Hazleton. WikesDarro, &c,
isO %F FoT H iame Edse BIaaen EastCn &c
Mancb Cbnnt Eias'9D Allentown Reading, Harrisburg,
SUNDAY train, leave S:ij M 70 D. M for Bound Brook
Marrspe @ stations at $50 for Eason Allentown,
tGT IS Ng Eva at q 545 81 e!5 75 1890 g s5 800
22220 56 6 T. i iO 800 5 4 M iG Gi5 d d:5 T.
For trains local points see Time Fables at stations
y I: and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ftR Ls STi a. 3 sl5 q m II M 2 $50 L. o. 6pm
ron FREEioHD At l5rouE % CO 5 y D. n; For
keyport at s'l5 m, u NJ. , l. T. p m " p
NEIW;;JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IL ~ Brancnport-ForS sandy Hook, s5 m D. IN. For
and sciSrs N r a 81 0 g. HSno"' Beach
Baracgat ed M Tor M e, sfe9od Toms RTe
Tor cNoo nc GiT and al ations 70 Bay Side 4p
a E.M Wy
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RAILRnAD nE NEM-LERSEY.

y Train. leave ior tngcwoci Clocr ronont lnd NyacA
T. eru 1000 q. !. g. T. 500 $50 go $50 100
Suulay aud Gas p. m. The n 80 D. train Will
leave 30 Wln.f'- later saturday uights
Manuel ~lgug Valley and NuuHDt. !, a. $3.50 D.
JSO. y. AEbpTr GcaI IIs,r Agent. NcN-NOrS.
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MERIDEN. UARTFORD.

Y Nv INV IN, WLNTTITN, TAEI FUNTJ,
~ ~fIINGFilLD, HOLlOkE. SOUTH VERNON ST
JpHN~BrHl, &c. steamers leave Pr - H. r.. at p.
and llh p M tSuudlys exec pted lio boat connects
with spec a O. in Icket- d aud baggage checked at ga
lr"al "'y y % and tumtst. brooklyn. Excursion TO
.,,w-liAtc r aud return. ~ 3D.