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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
ronishrs social Dance.

The nscktis party at Garfield Hall to-
night will DO . pleasant affair. Good
music has been engaged. and an oppor.
tuuity will DO given all to indulge IN
Terpsichoresn amusement to their
hearts content. The admission fee Ia
Just the same for ladies az for gentle.
msn-hfty cents each. The dance 10
given by the young ladies Of the Episco.
pal Sunday School, the object being to
raise funds for Christmas prsssnts to be
given the little folks Of the Sunday
School.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

Thomas jackson. special officer for
Chinatown. Virginia. slippsd and fell
Saturday nisht, breaking both bones OF
his right leg. He got up and attempted
TO walk, which forced the broken bones
through the flesh and skin. He was
conveyed home and now lies In . critical
ssndiusn.
Bob Henderson. Q fare dealer. while
vrestline In the Inisrnstisna saloon this
morniss about I o'clock. fell On his
right ls0. hssskiss u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
District Cours-RisisE. Jadgs.

Tho following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
Estate OF j. P. Becker. deceased-No.
tice to creditors ordered given.
William Kane Va. County Commits
sioners-Plsintif given to and including
the 30th to fls brief.
State vs.. jas. Gilmore. OF al-Hsaring
OF motion denied. Former order con.
~tinuing case fer term set aside and trial
set for 25th instant.
Adjourned till tomorrow II A. n,
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Jones Arraigned.

WASHINGTON. November ls.-wm.
Jones Was brought before the Police
Court this morning for assault with
intent to kill Charles ]. Guitsau. BE
was detained but o few moments. n In
default OF $4,000 committed to Jail. The
case has been Indefinitely postponed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
ophir Bullion.

As will bs seen by the mining state
msnts elsewhere in this issue. the arss
shipment Of bullion produced BY the ore
from Ophir groupings (ths Rowe hnd)
Was made Friday night. Its value was
AZ. R2l &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

Gray hair may bs made to take On Its
youthful color and beauty BY the use Of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
the best preparation for the hair known
to the science Of medicine and chem
istry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

.Do you think there is any danger In
my going to Blankvills1" asks Brown;
''thsy have the smallpox there, they
say" "As I never knew you to refrain
from taking anything that came within
your reach" replied Fosg. ~ think yen
had better keep away from Blankvills."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

J. N. Mcfarland. Virginia City, has
received q patent for q new style Of
stamp mill for ore crushing purposes.
II the mill operates ss we'll In practical
extensive work % the model promises. II
will superssds all others new In use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
pspars.res Last Evs.iss

Charles L Davis. @ L willard. w
sherry. A Clinton, w Compton, X Ford.
J u Hyde. II O Wells. A L Hager. A
Cameron. 8 Conner. d @ Wheeler. D Shea.
J c Corey. Mrs FlAnnery. Miss Florence
Sutherland. @ Gabriel and wife, Mrs ] W
Orndorff. Mrs p Hanley. 8 Lubbock. Josie
Long, Mrs A J Eaton, Miss Thornton.
Mrs D r Ksnney. Frank spaulding. Miss
l. n Hcaiy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

Hus Pasch, prepared By skilled hands Of
pure old liquors and aromatic fruis juices II
ae,Ieious. and purpasses any punch or teddy
made On The spur Of the momsnt. Taken hot
Al Mani II Win brSak mp . cold. Have ft ready.
soid in m 0rocsrS, Wine Merchants and Drug.
sists. Tfsds supplied By Richards 3 HARRISON,
1ssnts Sof n pSetao ooast, esp ytsnctsco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

DEPARTURES saturday Evening.
Gov J II Kinkead. II E Harris. s Seaby,
J Robinson. q @ La Ford. d Jonas. EJ
Cohn. W L Needham. Mrs Lovejoy. Miss
n Madden. II Deitz. h Young. J Craney.
Mrs II Z Gault. b H~eymanson. Miss Maud
Raymond, Mrs Patterson.
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Arr,x.l. TIL. ner...s.

Arrivals Thss Aoraiag.
Joseph Luoha. N Coleman. q Roy Z
Billings, Mrs A Thomas, Miss u Brandt.
Mrs 8 jacobson, Z D Rose. J J Silva.
Barney Gillian.
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STOCK y y kr.
san Hvancasco Bssra-

THIS MORNING.
500 0phir. 6k
80 Mexican. ~
leo Gould 4 Curry. 81
400 Savage, 8 ~
760 Con. Virginia, 2 %
40 Potosi. I 65, l 10
l40 Hale 4 Norcross. 3 %
100 Yellsw jacket. 4 80
2i0 Bsleher. 8. 2 30
665 Sierra Nevada. IL. III. IL ilh
so Utah. IA
Ice Bullion, ~
100 Exchequer. II
1885 Overnan. 2 IS. = 80
$50 Union Con-. ioh. i0x. l0S
1880 Alta. 4 70. 4 G5. 4 "
TOO Caledonia. SOC
50 Silver Hill. zoo
IS Occidental. I IS
100 Golden Gats, a
ise Scorpion, IL
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AsHs -
G Montrose, J J Ball. II Harris. Us
Kaneen. 8 Conner. II p Sontag. Miss /
Noes. Miss Maud Raymond. DR. Harris, II
Deitx and family. A Clinton, Nat Young.
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II pespl. who are troubled With colds

II people who are troubled with colds
would make use Of Ayers Cherry PEG.
toral before attending church or public
lectures. they would avoid coughing.
and the comfort Of hearers and speaker
would DO greatly promoted. The PEG
.eral enables public speakers 10 speak
clearly and without fatigue, having 40
Immediate and wonderful effect In in
srsasins the power and asIibility Of the
voice.
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Icather5.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY supplies COLLEGES, schools and FAMILIES win
thoroughly competent Professors, Prncipt> anl lehlr
Families going abroad % the country upy suite" WIN
Tutors bOycTnrS1's. eau or address MISS ~ J.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency % Union
square
An experienced teacher of Latin. French.
~ English, AMI object lessons, wishes an cn9a2emcu ~
resident gOveIfess viii lesson, IN exchange for hun
city references Call or address Miss WELLS ia i&Alus
tOn-ayc.
DRIVATE Observation-Disclosures prepared for
4 college highest references. Address YALE, Box a.
Tribune Once.
TEACHERS, TUTORS and GONERNESSES
4 furnished 10 Principals AL Families
Teachers supplied with DI.ID1A
and lith.s,.
TEACHERS WANTED for West and South.
schools families supplied free Address with stamp
NATIONAL 1LACHEEo AGENCY, Cincinnati, -.
yNANTED.-In nearby seminary, a thorough
teacher Of modern languages expert l a. govern
stylcahle In address, member Of au
OIthO Church fair Address, with references
PRESIDENT. BOX 672, Sew-YOTk city.
VALE GRADUATE desires private pupils;
best references. Address j. W.. Tribune Uptown Ohc",
l2JS broadway.
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Art Schools-CitY.

& AIDES ART ASSOCIATION-24 West l4th
4 St Glasses now open. Etching Thomas Moran; fOr
uait and Figure v. j.. Hpgincot Landscape and Haer
IolOrs Hamilton Hamilton China Painting Camille fltOn;
nc Anatomy, Percy Moran ENeaing classes Tor Ladies
tnd Gentlemen ron 70 Drawing IN all branches For
ierms. apply TO Custodian
NIR. s. j. SHAUGHNESSY WILL TAKE A
Nk few Pupils Drawing and Painting at his studio, No
o. 1uaV cOr, n
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RALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

N MODEL FAST LINE To THE WlNl
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
on and after May o. Passenger Ira ms leave IRON PehE
Naa X D. Depot foot OF Couandtst. and Dcsbtosse as
follows
,s.S9t m-EIcept sunday arrive Washington 4'3i F. ~
Night Express leaves WahingpH lj daily VITA SIC "
reached.
7pm.-Daly fast line for Washington 1rry, Cincn9a,l
s;JOp Chicago 100 aud 81 LDaiS $40 H. ~
o. palace eepcrs through tociucnnl ant Chicago Enr'
trHinrdnS thrOr q 30 cItclgL
~ Q0-Milnigltday Sleepcr' al l'h,l opan iorpit
scrsatcr lODD. Arrive it cam len station, Bunnore
ESQ Washington 1855 Day Expires leaves btf
more 9i0a Washin gon, 10 10 a M. Slcepors Tor On
cinnlt.
No other line makes the West Trains arrive
IRON The west al Gao A. W. SO !. M AMI lotip p "a
Tickets aud Sleeping bsTI Ir'l AL D1g lsa Nal ~
and checked 70 destination - cpnpi1ys d3 I'D g3ia
way ana at a the Ocss Df ts PsnlsyivIni uOla Jon
pahy
EOR B0STON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sieepers via n y y. II. and H. II. IT, leaves
Grand Contra Depot at II 30 week DAYS and 1850 pm
Sundays GetueEets yi Ncwl OrN aud Nc~ England Ral-
road.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday 10 boston AZ
s;j A. M, (parlOr attacled and Top IN (nth
palace sleeping earsl
Sundays at 10 M. with palace Sleeping clrsL,
IjHcited tickets Boston tall rsii). -
1ck parloT obtained
Fifth and Windsor Hotels ticket Offices and Al oAho
Central Depot
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MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
EOR YOIrNG MEN AND ROYS.


STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY
TIME.
nag 10 parents academy MI. shoTtlidge.
have opportunity for several past Of observing
The manner which this academy Is conducted well
he Department OF the pupils who H. aud satisfied
that nothing elected which further both the intecc
mai ana NOR development OF the latter"
Stndents fitted at Media Academy in Harvard
Yale Princeton lafayette University OF Pennsylvania,
Columbia Boys fitted for West Point Annapolis or any
poytechDic schOO. 49,,
y books etc No extra charges except Tor music lndi
y6a and class for both advanced and backward
stu5ts combining the ADVANTAGES OF private tutoring and
schooroom drill. English. commercial aeienthc anu elasl
English and business correspondence ahshi
Twelve Instructors aud all gIadua'c+ French ara
language classes. DO kkeepnR ana pen
mansiip by Professor ". p. Hammond author OF PO,tI
HannIonds Bookkeeping and Penmsnshp weekly lectures
and FULLEST spDa atus for experiment ana lhu
tiaton. Fine building with hfty-ye LOOMS heated III All
stories aud lighted with hot and cold baths; gyna
sum; cxcelcat table ample Qrounds. .,,,- -,
New illustrated circular contains picture OF Ouding ara
sinof L. ROut Hoey esq, Judge george NJ Van
HOesen President Hi Rev. J. A. Childs ID. d. Rev j.
TAYLOR Gray Philadelphia Rev d. w. &. ByIeely, Rev. r.
H. Robbins Rev. w. a. Paten Rev. =. a. Heflner Media
and school twelve miles by rail from 3lst ana
Cbesnutsts Philadelphia. Fourteen daily trains; coaches
Zelda has Churches and Temperance charter
strictly tnOrcedprodbtng the sale Of all Intoxicating
srinks. The health record Of Meda has few parales
No accidental expenses No furnishing NO examination
admission.
,or new illustrated circular address
SWIfHIN G. sHoRrIIDGE, a. NJ
(iiayvarn CSiveisits ersaiuatel Mcdis. Ia
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Dancing Acaocmies.

Dancing Acaoemies.
LEN MAC GREGORS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 jthav",
opens daily private and class instruction See circulars
ALLEN DODWORTII'S SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No GSI TTftlavc.
Glasses Open morning and afternoon Glasses for lam
lies. Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings. PfI
lessons send stamp iOr circular
CARL MARWIG'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING G7 Madison ave,
Circulars giving sent ON application
ID, HARVARD REILLY. MASTER OF
j DANCING. 57S 5thaye. oppost" Windsor Hotel.
Glasses meet Mondays aud Thursdly- Newport Casino.
engagement closed october ].
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MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

w win receive pupils in PAINTING Qandscape flowers,
.t life china and d5cOTatOn at her studio The Bella No
IA 2jth-st. corner 4th-aye., commencing oct IL
references: Mr.. u. Huntington Mr. VIII Hart, MI James
NJ. Hart, MI y. 4. Bellows
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Jn6trnctlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
INEDUIENV AGA DENY


DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
Ii PoUGHKEEPsIE. y; Y, -, -,
W o. school ni for 6oy combining study Military Drill aud
Catalogue with Chart Of acquisitions sent app
cation OTIS RIsREE A. NJ PRINCIPAL
TFHE Rev. John II. Converse, A. NJ, (Harr-,
varD late Professor Of Classics in Racine College WI
ST eoe Terms 300 year Reference Bishop Clark,
Of Rhode Island; President Eliot of Harvard
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Trustee aaysR reside FeP B. %oe a'@' W. Blake
Address W. l. CUSHING Rector
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
RORDENTOWN FEMALE C0LLEGE,17ILo-
~ '2Gn pGes qR9 .Gs M M OaentpWn
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
Y Young Ladies, Poughkecpsie, Ny. Miss ; Y H. But
da q De sT m safRs a Ropsa e2 IT,
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
OLADIEs POttStown ANNA Si9 20
opens 10 isl ON Rd a5rG2g cars o% ScwYoS
by Bound Brook route Home comforts parental disfPae
and oeaOn wen 6 KNOWN for F oE1lt md 4 F
UOME INSTITUTE for voung ladies' TaTy-
Teopens 0 September ~ o' Miss METcAGF Principal
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day school
open A w ic5 SSE scpi , rat
MRS. s. L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
VA for Yong LadcsnWS5t Enf iHsig e6d Sr
MRS r. II. GRISWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
VA IN their pleasant home Lyme oo1n oier t. p9pH'
ann 2 y yoahf ad 9 na Gnt S a drawing and painting
For Roth soxes-Country.
A FEW pupils will be received into the
n family of me principal Of Paterson seminary
Through INSTRUCTIONS ana suneTyia9n F2r GlfiIrS III"
Dress A. H. "l"DIN' l iii'I .l,, y
(LAVERACK Wew-YorlO COLLEGE and
" Hudson River Inst three mile, from Hudson city
Fits DO, thdr6ul hy or ali colleges Professional and
College course Tor gr5 power confer degrees.
French. German, sri aud Music, sPecialiu's boarding
Thorough training With personal care in primary.
Seventeen InstIu, ia charge Of eleven departments
icsihfui Dciahtfuiiy situated. Horc comforts.
P,Ic air and good cn'site; Tens IA m@a.fT''
Cultivated aisle and Christian morsls lucacf''d'
address Ejy. iLONZO FLACk,, Claycrack, y. Y.
COLLEGIATE Institute, Newton, Sussex Co.,
" MA th9r1Igh hone school for BON stt't with R't
Chrstiannhuences eXch' h1sy heA ~ mni'iar- Iellc
'iO"' @-O'''' :. :, STEVENS. a..
CREENWICH ACADEMIA fir,t-class
~ boarding school, on NarTagauscu Bay term opens
Rev. f. y. BLAIlESLEE 4. NJ, East Greenwich, II. j.
RIVERSIDE SEMINARY, Boardngan Day
School Young ladies' and Children az Rod Bank. y
~ WI b'2Pen SGy' ~ 1oaIo p Far oIf Ts r
NJ Il. PERKINS, Principal.
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Bridgeton,
- New-Jersoy.-Both sexes iu'! cor1t u tGlcher,
very n0'''H' H'S ''''''" '''' H. II. TRASH Principal
@00S -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacll
Music and Art College preparatory business boys
ladies' graduating private instruction for backward
B&NNisTER 4. NJ. '''''''' '''
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Musical.

4 ADY PIANISTE, who has studied in Eu
H. rope wishes additional pupils plays al sight wonid
read Cuetts with advanced puilS desfn%
practice highest references. SYMPHONY Tribune Up
own Oaice, 1,2 Broadway.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
ELEGANT large heated rooms, with or
Il without board, al 10 East j2d.st.
RTADISON-AVE. 14f.-Richly furnished
I'VE door with private table and y cal servant tlo hand
accommodations
NEATLY FURNISHED front basement for
~ one two gentlemen man and wife references In
TENWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
Let in gIyas hGqs to only & a I5,
STH-AVE., NO. 25.-Handsomc, fully fur
- nished suite Of rooms first floor with bath ami closets
private table; bcstot attondance' no single rooms.
" GRAMERCY PARK.-Onc elegant suite
on hrs floor with board ami private batl. -
10D-ST., 40 EAST.-Laree and pleasant
SD rooms with board for gentlemen or gentleman and
wife; also table board. reference required
~, EAST 29TH-ST. Handsomely furnished
tienen with good boad. IcieIencos.
An East 3stl-st.-Superior parlor floor with
~ private table; also room on fourth floor
West Side.
4 PRIVATE family will let without board,
~ to gentlemen only large furnished all conyenI.
near 7thavc
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.-Private
~ house Murray mn near 6niayG private table or
RECToitY, "a West 55th.st
no. 1913 WEST 2STH-ST.-With board, a
large hludaOineY-fun shed hld Two large hall
rooms with closets; references.
DARTlES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases en- have special treatment, and board II
qurcd. Adde'S ltXPEklENCE Tribune Uptown Once.
STH-AVE., near Union League Club
- suite OF 10 rent references exchanged. b. H.
Tribune Uptown olce 1898 broadway.
IATH-ST.. 257 WEST.-Large, desirable
Il second and third floor families gentle
respOnsb Arts oly excellent table ceanly AMI
quteti central Reference
~ WEST 1lTH-ST., near BrOadway.-TwO
separate furnished desirable front southern
posuie also good sized back private family gentle
men only References
E0S WEST 42D-ST. - Pleasant rooms,
so genteely furnished third floor, without
board suite or 5ingly; small family home comforts ref
eTcDces exchanged
ONO WEST 45TH-ST., near Broadway
OC With board nicely furnished front room. southern
exposure house contains all modern inpIoyeHents aud To-
cation first class family small.
400 WEST D-ST.-Thrce handsomely
i~c furnished roons with bath second floor IN
private family.
Board and Rooms Wanted
BOARD wanted until early summer in pri-
~ house by family consisting Of adults and four
children; door. references required Address
BAYARb," Tribune Office
Tre n
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AMP %
SUNDAY. THREE CITATIONS N IHliADhlH
PHIA, TWO ~ NEW.lOtk.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FAS TEST TINE CONSl9I'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFEIf.

pONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAISNiilh
II MOI NTAfNS, landing atCI;h3ls tW'st PonIl Lon
wall, Nowburk Marlboro Milton, Polgi Asgps;u 1nSS
connecting with Ulster AT Delaware Anl ~ unH
I;arOadS StsaMbOlts Thomas COrleh auu J"'nos
win.stv, ilIy 1 foot HARRISON ,I Noitn ~
except 5ldrIlyA whoa Thomas Cornell leaves ~ lL'
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

tMIIIIAII ITITN.IAtN II.iTIl.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPTON AND BHENEN.
bBE.A Nov. 10 at Dec.
MOS SPIT. Nov. 2i. - = " Sot, Dec ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWBORN To SOUTHLAND
TDN, HAVRE or BREMEN: 80,
FIRST CABIN. .SlO'-SECOND CABIN.......-cOo
STEERAGE, 500 800,
Return rkrts - ucel raa4 Prepaid staar1ge certit
Gates. So steamers sail from Pier between second AM
Thig,l-sts., HOJJScn, y. }, .....-. 49, ID, .-, ,.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW
H YORK. LAKE ERIE And WESTERN RAILROAD
Advancement ~ Trains lr'l Ch4uh.ls street Depot
ga Mt lucimau aul chicago ay fyDras drawing
hr mr. uayl FAST ST. LOUIS IN.Its., arriving at Euf'lo
90 am. connecting with FAST trains 90 t1' West and south
wet iulmJu's best IIaaiutrssu sleeping Coaches "a
buhH'. tHutti7 al l..u.t~ for " t'uuI2.
Z D. u. l'ry|-Inri Expires, for the west sleeping
t0atGt7 iI'u-I o. Buffalo. NagtFl Ifis. Cincinnati aul
Chg1-p W.thuu change aso Hotel Dining Cars 90 Clc.r
Nt"afk bl $50 ll.'I 3d., bl6 i-, I:-' htin 1850
D. m. aid u midnight saturday nights only sundays 'l3
Ruilgrorda1d Pag,lc O. 1850 $50 1920 a. ~. l. noon
lao. 300, $50, J:ln 5J Glp, $780, 1893 p. j. ui1
night Sundays. g, $50 lo-oa. a. 1915. G5., p. and
PATE - g. 800. $3.50 lo2oa me-. - noon 1t5. s. 800
40 .. 5.lu 53G $40 $50 7.IJ 1879 r. ln. aud - midi
uch, sundays, $500 lo-J a. u li3, Gjb p. m, Il
Paterson via Nc,arl cl5 40 Il.aoom. $40 42o 800
gro. q D. me- ana j. midnight; -atur.y NIGHTS only sun.
suhcn g. $50 49, 1922 a m LIS, 800 .. o.lo 7lj.
1880 T. lH and D. midnight ~uutuyb D. 6U, lu-O D. Ii,
lih, q. % g. Il. aud l'wiiu -ht
NcH ,S5gs aI Gd , p 90 6 D. m 800 $780, g. m
SunGa ~.i1 a. uf. 70 % 900.
Eond5ut and kingston, q. m- aaop Sundays $50
Goshen, O. $50 p 1920 M $50 $500 4:3O = 7l5r m.
sunday, o. $500, ll2na u., $3.50. Z p. No. 900,
Mia,yNr 5;'H b, i'2n an. ...'g 40 T., 7;l' ,; m;
sunday, -J, 100 a. m.: $50 p m IN, M 34I l;.9
p TRAIN. connect with NtwIora aud os"ego Midland
Iort I,rv. $50 - lO.2Oa M 4.gO g. T. 7lj D. m. sun.
Boat. leave tU quarter 81 ana quarter m 'ach hohr
o. Co is =. aud 90 l-i' and 1919 b. u
aud sleeping tu,hct De- obtained nuG orders for the
curcgue and tflnscr OF baggage MY rc clt 20 the Com
pny.- once Soc. -" 4"l "r 20 BI"Iaw ~ " y NO
CouT'-.t. BROOKLYN 90 a. ilc 'uwu1nrs IcIo's.
I2prs. tIag. from tr West arrive In NcWlOrk oi 40
and no w. a1I J, ..o 4, 10. , ~. g., ~. ,.t
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASI 49,, o,iv
FARE - to BOSTON for irstcass limited TICKETS so'" ''
~ specified on their face. a..,>-c.,o>- lava
Steamer. NARRAGANSETT and STONINbION Ic.'SS
daily except 4:O from Pier 35 n H. oo'0
Jay-st arriving In Boston at a. M A.. Sto,arooms
Tickets sale at all principal TICKET ouio and
secured Offices OF WestcOtts Express Co.. ~ md Fh
S97 broadway, , As0r House, and al heioPoht"" """ ~
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
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Dream Cleaners

A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"a NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 90. North River New-YOrk.
C1rcassa Nov 10. ~. m. Devona. Dec p IN
Fufnes3la .Nov rs a. m. AnchoIla- Dec 10 8 A. IN
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
cabins 500 10 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rIteS
second cabin, $40. Steerl2e, s2S
NETWORK TO LONDON ERECT
- From Tier NO 40. North River. foot OF Charlesst
VICTORIA Nov ~ p M California. Nov. 30 a. m
cabins, f5J and 500 Excursion tickets reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling.Green.
R0RDEAUX LINE.
~ New aud direct Line 10 the South Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
COMPAGNIE BORDELAISE DIE NAVlGATION
AVAPEUR.
CHATEAU LEOV1JLE. Saturday, Dec. 3, 2 Pr
Travellers for France Spain and ltay PyTenees, Pau.
Nice, &C., will save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin Qncudng winel $50 Steerage, S2I For passage
apply 10 ~ -. -
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA.
~ ANDTHE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHA RLESTOS, $. C., at 3 +. NJ.
From Pier u North River, foot OF Park place.
GEO. w CLYDE Capt wNNETT Wednesday, Nov. l6
CITY OF COLUMBIA. Capt Woodruff, saturday Nov. 10
JAMES W. QUINrARD q co. Agents.
ii, Via SAVANNAH. Ga at 3 p ~. ,o.-...u -.
From Pier 43 North River number 80 foot OF Spngs
CITY or COLUMBUS Capt FISHER. edne5day, Now ~
GEORGE NONGE Agent.
For freight passage apply TO the agents Of me respective
lines above, TO Union ONCE 3l7 Broadway.
II. YONGE Jr. General Agent
Great Southern Freight and PASSENGER Line.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
sorT s EN- ana dE ST J9HN leave PIEfR North River
connecting at Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
trains North, West and East
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only: =, =, ,A - M
Pier 30 foot of Warren sI ~ i ~ y "
daily except Sundaysl FOR Boston VIA
Freight eithc= line taken atloMesLntss a. a. An
u, y. DADCOCk, Presdent L. W. fiLAit''' "
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Palace steamers
EiJSTOL AND PROV lDEN'E
Leave New York daily fugdays included ~ 1870 p M itoh
lcr - North River lopC 81 Nurri'-'t conn ION ny An
Boat from Brooklyn 10 ?. Jcr1ry tty M
Tickets and state rO1u DO scared al al pfncpa no
tells, a19ier and ticket Oce NJ the Oce on Ilcr =, 'I
1.
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