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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

Deity furnished the money with
which I bought the pistol! Deity in
spiTel me IT, remove the President.
anl had - resort n my own means
30 accomplish the Deity VIII. was
the agent. money and :he pistol were
tie means
Nor MURDER-
Murder is a bad word Icsll it the
-emo~sl Of the President not mur-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
PREDESTISATIOy.

/ believa in predestination. I claim
that | am a man of destiny. Napo-
leon was a man of destiny, though he
had different work from Inc. 1 am a
man of destiny as much a. the Sa-
vior OF Paul OF Martin Luther OF any
Of those religious men. 1t was my
destiny to obey the Divine will, and
let Him take care of L, and l have
not been hung or shot yet 1 am sat
isfied with the Deity's conduct OF this
case up to the present moment.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

visited the jail to see what kind
Of place II might be, for thought
that would be the safe place to go to
after the shooting. The mob would
want to hang me. They would saw
that was a disappointed Office seek
er. In jail l would be safe from
them.
THE SHOOTING OF The President.
Guitsau related how lac shot the
President. which has been published.
ani with which fact every one i ac-
quainted- The murderer closed the
recital of the dreadful act by saving:
| feel remorse so far as nv personal
feelings are concerned / feel n
morse rs much as any man and re
gret tie necessity of the act, but my
duty TO the Lord and to the Ameri-
can people oyereame my personal
feelings Ii the Lord had not in
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surasMp AxsEss-Donoaus 90 'a "a "S'as ~
s. f iSP is'f 8 H. rs -
.rs. \, T.sn ,DS P, xG.S az 7%
e. ss 81 &C. &C. ~ 3d. s s5i
~ 81 y s,s ssao con!s :p'g: g. 3Ss
f iSSs I sss s s'st ~ r. o w..
. H. sSE: 81 iss3 o5 Ss sa
or sSs s StaT 16s Son. Son"
Ss: sss Egg s i SSS s sSS 1885,
2sse xSaR ESSk T r1ssSAdiourncd
SPECIAL TssT ssdswlSE Jm 10 a opens at 10 M
81 i 81 u.s. u.s. ST. 49, $st Co., OIL $751; $50 S' 80
81 S Isl g. ssS Sss, ss St.; 6 49, $685. 49,
'i Pr Freedman ccnrt opens At 5d h %S Ss
81 81 49, 49, y rs ~ sG 60 s$ o i 81 j ~ 1885,
'S coMSoS until the first
sSScTA fRivsn Brunt J-COurt opens at IL a NJ
Ma ss j s5 ST. SsS s sS:" iosS @
ISL lJa oj 5 Bly, EEL o Ss:1 Sos d o 80
,dss 1os 4 4ss SJ Hois cS ss
400 9 1899 1904 aSi4 $40 tSg qi 5O'0 'O'O 4O0 w
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PARTs l. and ll'-Ad'0urneu
s Sgs9, .s g. 500 a7ss s
s1S7 2Sas Ss79 s67 46a7 1924 67S5 6dgg 4S12 aYS
1267, 29S4R 476l S432 S31, ofAi o4-0' 'A'
bel5. 4BSS 6ls4. 80, , m. psor,. act
sasbee RSe6sn john nge BURGLARY StSpfS Se
nersoa Samuel Murray forgery: Daniel C0ogan Joseph
Harrnoen assauit and Robert Dunn Henry
s6acF Henry Welsh Charles Waters Robert Thorne W]i
lam Smith George Taylor. William PEPPER JAoS 'S0Ao0"
Maurice Kelly, violation Of Lottery laws o.. Gath
MARIE ss RSSPs as
6ureiary PATRICK p. Bunes. robbery kdwoid 3eehal
fel0nious assault end battery; Jnnus hnpe NpSios
Annie Clark, grand larceny. -,
OYER AND IREMINER Barrett JCOutt opens al ~ d. H.
The People agt Frederick Aolbrook. homicide
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Anrtion Sales OF Real estate.
BERNARD SMYTH, Auctioneer.

D
Supreme Court Foreclosure Tuesday. March l. at
O'Clock, Exchange Salesr00m, Ill Broadway, Of
Valuable Property Parkplace Greenwich and West s
Nos 20 ST. 49, 85 ST. SO and 81 Park place tn side
comprising the whole front between Greenwich and Wash
ipgt0n-sts
No $50 Greenwich west side, 500 north of Parkpace
adjo,nngin rear OF above
Nos l57 and 1853 Wcstst southeast corner place
Mans and particulars Office OF Aucuoneer, Pinest
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY aud
~ COUNTY OF NEW.YORK.-Ann Augusta Tucker.
James Dickson. deceased. plaintiff, against Margaret
Mcdonald. defendant $500
In pursuance Judgment OF this made the
entitled action bearing date the 10th day Of October
ROOM No. Ill Broadway, In the City Of New York BY
Adrian H. Muller Son. Auconeers on the Sd day OF March,
1881 At ~ O'clock Ia the highest bidder the lands and
premises sad Judgment mentioned ana therein described
follows Wiz All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
situate in the Eleventh Ward OF the City OF NewYork and
20 distant seventy nine feet eight inches On the north
Of Mangin ami said stanton sts running
orhey and parallel with Mancn at aforesaid ovcnty
thence westerly and parallel with Stanns aforesaid
with Margnst. eet and thence cas-
line OF stanton ST. nineteen feet eleven
to the place OF beginning The said lot beng known by
the number az fOtywO0n map OF property situate III me
longing o the Henry EckfOrd deceased ei In the
Registers office OF the City and County VI NewloIE, and
numbered 80.
Referee
SMITH e. WOODWAED.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Feb 8, "a " 9wks W&S.
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,srvsn, a the full amount Of the iudgnent,i IN
bono Io ne E s Of ths action cancel the same inc
WY ~ ,ranted upu payment OF eherns res Ur
.vr Ieourrcr aimed ae 70 DOtn causes y. LII
ninin may amend payment OF COSTS ac srney
=, The TWentythird street Railway Company
By JIdssJ ax So aepea
ca IN stan etc-Motion granted ON payment
wi, and Of costs this notion In re OF Socs e. he
VII W. ~ rial term Lane agt Lane-O Order setueo Mu
,is aer MarshaL-Case settled. Woodrun as@ "o0u
ORDER settled -. ~, ,s-. Madam -
H1yey Sodbers agt Goldberg Tie Man1sssnrt
otons granted. Krscheimer sFt 9oa
denied without Cooper aE Hn6oen 1rn Sa Js
missed sstterlee agt SseSineae
FOX art Ryno: lubiisky agt Ambrose nse ssf
ast Philips Zahn agt Cot-Dectsons uleG Mnmtsr ri
Ricnanison.-Tred and Judgment fled r,.uouor not
,y Judge Nehr has, Higgtns ag Callahan
Schroeder Kennedy Cling fsr0anne aRt nInS
Cromwell agt Craig; Zulck agt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n'e
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Gales bp Auciiou.
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
~ At AUCTION.

THE wooSsooKEr PATRIOT. q Daily and weekh
paper pub he'd at woonsocke Rhode Island with It's equip
ment machinery type &c. subscription st ana eood "'
,eber with the lob business connected Herewith. will be
sold Mt uublis auction WEDNESDAY,. the "a daS OF
March next q UoUck M, ON the premises
FURTHER and terms made known on sppcas"n
the undersigned -. a., .,.....o.o n, ss.,l,,g tha
eo''A'' Va wv ~ u. ID. FAhSUA, Admintstracer. 3
Noonsocket II. l.. Feb ~, leSi.
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Dream 1tenmers.
ROTTERDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL Steamers leave WAToON'5 STORES BtOJKlvn .
" A ochOlteR. We'd. March Scnetl1ni " ed dsrel
Amsternhnl w euhcSa'' iI0N -
stCabin s6O-S70. I'd CABIN. so 6tss ag'. s!i
H. CAzAUX, q. n. Agt. "a South Wilhan-5t -.
PUNCH. EDYE & Co, ~ south Wilan-st Fr1iBht Ago
l. w. NORRIS, 50 Broadway. GederI Pa lslg5 A391t.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL SIEA hEho
FOR QUEENSTOWN AMI LIN EkPOOL~ oo,,,
NOTGCEThe steamers Of thia Line take the Lane
recommended by Lieut. Marry u s. NJ on botn the oa'
and homeward vOva2eA - ooo. -.
6ERMANIC, Capt Kennedy -9atnrdaT FeD ~ IN
CELTIC. Capt Geadell ;Thorsiav. Een "a a IN
ADhIATIC Capt. JennlDRs Thursday, March D. - ~,
BRITANNIA. Cant Perry SATURDAY NArch ls ~ 5r
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT or "S0A
1GTIlST.
These steamers are uniform In sta AMI ausnr2Issei ~
poitnents. Tine Saloon StaterOJn+ Smoking anu Dali
rooms placed amdsipL ts nolse ani motion Ho
felt anordnz degreoO comfort hta5rt) unatI''
,-.- - ,.,oe-
able terms Steerage from the Old COnnrg $50 From Ne"
York. $lS. -.,- 49, .u..-..,
For OF plans ant other INFORM ,on Apply 81 tho
Company offices, No 81 Broadway. Scw.YM% Am,
r. T. CORrIS, Agent
C. L. BARTLETT & Co., AGENTS, Boston.
BARR RI & CArTELL. Agents PhlIaIelDala
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1iciv iUahte0.

4 UyEETiSE iEHr3 FOR TIiG Way 3,S,-
Prov OFFlCl.o. "a. J. 80 Hlo!iway. corner lmrF
rr-t -. .:B~ Nt. wtGtrrt - cor tlKlsitt -
sy iau tnlrirr irh.Si CGO sl la'e In'C ~ Il
ave. cor :urg l.>J..i tir 4 N' :. ~ ~
LODI .,..,UD Olt-'ihh
GnirsL. ~ 10 D ~. - rrpl' Al 0htG r'lcN-
AFFlyE BOY.-.A well educated Amer
W nov r,si y wtl d4 parcHs ~ 0tce bog ~ MGR
chn T. nhcr I'D res- ~ AanG5 rEg WIN rele el''S
+. o. GOJ 80. -----------
VVANTED.-.Am Agent of ability ~ an Ar
" Literary cone IN. Address BOSTONIAN, ltIoune
UPTOWN once. !. %35 Broadway,
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Balls

~
GERMAN LIEDNRkRaNZ,
" .Stn ISL AL
MA -QUEKADE BALI,
ACADEMY OF Ml~jC,
THURSDAY FEBRCAE nth 5SI.
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman an Que lady additional
ladies' ticket $ DC hai BY introduction, o tie ioow
gent emeD:
HENRY HAVEMEYER, ll2 Waist
J. HONG, III Broadway. (fdsJneHO.
ENILUNGEH. 30 PARK Place.
PAUL GOEPEL. Room o. y. y. Staltsze tlng
JOIIENON CLAIM. 36 thanOerS'st
LOUIS \. GRASS. l36 Chambersst
LOUIS KAEMMEREI los GTaud'st $50.
J. WINDMUELLER. q. ). b, 4th ave- ana i'thst
II G. Z. KOCH. cor 2Oth.+t. and Gtn-aye
f. L. HOHEN IIIAI. cor. o2-st AMI slave
r VAN DER ENDE. 800 6thave. ..-... -, .
RoXes and tickets OF WILLIAM STEIENAf, Ill z.
l4Ia-si. and CON- IANTIN SCHAIDI, % BroAd-st
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Il, y ID
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881
XpreSs IRAN. cA,t New OK. va DeoroSSea ana Cor
l.aG, 49, g. $40, 10 L'm, "A, a. m, 3:2C; $40
o o. Z. s;J9and 10 p mr. ana II night sundays 4;So and
Express Trains New York aiy. cxcrpt sunday. at
7:Oa ana D. running through via Trenton anu Gam
AZ Jersey city aIordms edy and direct transfer
"i Returning TInsieav West Philadelphia 1901 S45 495.
:. 100 !. $50 aid ii H. l-aed Express 1880 p M s.
a. a. ~ J. and m leave PGiadeiphia via Camden a
Scc 5se aud sII aroSway HOnse
S Of Station a loot Of Fato BPooEyn; Nos ia
ili and rs usopSt Hoblken station Jersey City Em-
ierant Tlcke, Office Battery.rlice. u, ,
The New York ansfcr company Will eau ior ana cnecA
0agGHS XVI i GoetG lu re'i''u'0N LIP. FARMER
General Manager. oenl Faosehger Az
rlNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEW.YOKK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
A\HGEMExr cP TRAINS TAKING NOVEMBER Is. 1880
. a. nj cincinnati and Ihelgo ny Express Drawing
It. h1s E1RsSs CRYING =, iS At B sSs
Southwest Pumans best Drawngroom Sleeping Coaches
7pm ODaly)-Paciac Express for the West seepns
Coaches through % 9ao NaSar& TaS Uls9 n Sca a"a
trains leave Chambers street Depot @ nJ6 i si 7so
T. and IL midnight Saturday nish's onV 'u"u"'' -'
Rat6ePiord and Passaic O. $50. 10 1920 m-ths 100
rn stops a. fS'htIfCti S Sp ESQ g. io5G n IL mid
night Sundays. =, $3.50. 1920 a. m l4'' 0'o y " anu -
ptron ESQ TO- 1920 II noon. lao 3 800 4t0
i'in r. 20 $50 6O, $780, T. o. B. lV'9V u I Anu 10 uiu
high sr"diys s. $50 iO:2O m' lao $3.50 p M and IL
mia9iss via Newark CAS- $40 1880 $40 4.20 $50
o. O. 1850 m II midnight Saturday nghts oy' sun
day sI0 e. "a, S i0So a. m l45 $780, g. $40 76, and 12
midnight sundays t. $751; Io'-o" Ill., Lao 0'0o y ~ ~NU
IL mdn ght - ,ooo, ~ An n m
Nsh,r@ ana com WALL 1850 D. H., $3.50, 4:3O p M sun
a R3SdSut anil Kingston, m, $3.50 p NJ Sundays $50
q. n 1,,ooa m q ohO A.9O T. 70, m.
'n1ava g. $50 lU:9O a. H.. $50, 7 p III: ma , -,.
IiidetOwn. 7:JO, ., lU:2O S;oO, SOU l:io IN;
s1nJays $50 1920 ESQ. y H. The m ana 459
u. IA. trains connect WIN NeW'ioIA III" NS"Ns" -
hai1i irSis 30 p 1920 a. Ill., AGO. q, Z. 715 Sun
dava sit O:2u n @, $50 and D. NJ .,.o-
oTg-Loats leave 93ds quarter OF ana guaIteL a,t9s
eac hour uon J:i1 TO 9lj p % ana Al IO''o Ano lA''
1. IN. -, ,or Anortmeota in Drawn Poem
o - suIuu Coaches be obtained, ana orders Or the
& no and trans OF Baggage may be lett AZ the Com
nnny's Ohces, Nos 230 4O1 or %! MOhl"'y' ~ H. W.
Pauy.,t BiOuKlyu. at the CompaDys DepOts; -. ,,x
West arrive III Ncwhorh ~ "-o
anu iAJ NO. x ABDOTf. Gen' Pass'r Agent N.w'forE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE1.
~ rrai1s nave 10Y uglCwOO ClOtrr PlermUnt ana Ny
arE sO q s. :: 4.5o o3t oiV . ~ 80 MI
Srdavs y A. m and $50 y. The ll:iO D. m' uin VIA
isny, Ionues ia,er S9tnrdly nlHhS m,
NnnueI sprlus Valley and H0nsry ''VV S'o IL iu'' ''
P" Jso ~ ApBoTr General pasJ'r Agoat New'York-
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s isambcals ano RAILROADS..

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A FALL RIVER LINE .
" 10 bOsTON FOR SPECIAL LIMITED ILCkkIA
reduction 20 all Eastern Dcnta Masnnoeoe
steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY Daily. sundays ex
GepteIro Pier R. foot Of NuPrAv6 al $50 m Leave
BFCSsS ta p a JERSEY city 4oo via ANNEX boat
IlSHeeS uatefooma &c, can be obtained ~ AL pnncpA
hotels and ticket oc the once the Pier and on board
GEO 1. CONNOR BORDEN a LoVELL
General Passenger Agent Agenta
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

BMPENIAL UEKMAN MAIL.
Fl m3urg american PacTct Compa2y's Line for
PLYMOUTH. CIEhBOG &c AMI HAMBC 10
SUENIA .... .......Fcb II WIhLAND......tIa rch
FhI9i :EGn ~ o ''I xxx
burg Gll points The soa'h Of Eugla IL Fret Cabin.
$40: ecOnd Cabin. 500 SH. Round trip AT TO
duced rates Stvcrslge from Hamburger Havre. 80.
KUSUARDT e 60, {. B. Rlt!IAlsD 4 60,
General General Passenger Agents.
q Y BTD.uWIy, -. y.
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Counirn Real estate Wante6.

I DESIRE to BUY modest suburban resi-
denc. with ground the Hudson River Railroad. not
sing only haripan pnccs considered Address
j. e.. iIlbIne Oihco
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Citn JJrouertp Ga Get.

OFFICES near corner Broadway and Wall
~ TO LETLsrge and small offices suitable i9r BtEs
Bankers other business on both broadway ana
Wallst. RICHARD V. HARNETr Ill broadway Oase
mtnt.
no LET.-50x00; corner Park place AM
i Chnrch.sr. store, basement ami suD.cear. rutland
& WHITING, D Is. oknAnrSL
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Credn Steamers.

49,
A MEXICAN LINE. ...
~ FOR OCEESST,lWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic Line und"r ID. AnERICAN FLAI
SAILING every Wednesday rom Pnil ephit All LVe'po)-
saings a!ternlte S1turdAvA
BRITISH QUEEN. saturday, FeO. ~, noon
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every Saturday aternlrly IRON Phil1l"ln N ana
NcwN Ork for Antwerp landing passengers w4tl 10"
ride Of the import ant poins oi interest On e Con
ZElLA 10. SAtariay. Teb -. ! N.
- Jni otter Tti-nitI1 11V
r,,t WRIG 4 J. & 80 'iBI;tu ASsl.%
oo- w,,Iu.si pm ttrula. 10 B~i1 lYiv York
N(,!lOR LiEE t.. ). MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW.YURK AND GLASI'W:
From Pier No. 20 NUI'li t'iN"r Sew. ! prt
trtsS.it..Irb ~, y j. IA INT ,,d lh ti - y a. IT.
r.b. C. u. tu' Ia N'l'h - H. ILL.,
IT,, =, ~;cImcr dc not carry "t't Hie'p ~ W+h
Cabins - $50. EX-u3.rl lc% y ~ T." lii'lftif
Srcund ~ IN. ! - -i'"'i'.t -
Ni'V.YJ3E - LpNDDt DlkLtF
FIum M. ~ Y IriT rave, foot ~ g. 80 >,
I-tu.i ihP-tt - " o. j. III
Cabins -, 81. txrIr .1a trk - ~ t"ihr'l - -
Hen DE!t,ON BRpE.ifI-. tg"it1. I H'"nhI., tI'1.
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fertnrrs an0 hlectln1s
fftusieal Jnstruments.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW:
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT rl The
II FLOWN OFFICES. No. 1883 Broadway. cor Tbirty-
6rssI. sos West Twenty thru st. cor ya bn
Ave cor Forty at the A RLEh oFFlCES non
IOCi ana 2,3O0 Thirdave, c1E On %hhndred'sntI"e'"
dlthsL up 70 3. o. m. AZ regular office rates.
an old styIe rosewood piano in fair order
will be sold very cheap for cash a. owner mas W use o
A. Can be seen at $50 Degraw-st, Brookyh--
DEATTY'S ORGANS. $50 to 81, O0O, 10 81
tons pianos si25 up Catalogues free Address Oh cali
~ Stops HA'noi 6ANTEL F. BEATTY, Washington. ~ j.
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MONARCH LINE.
N NEW.YOKK and LONDON
sulendid new fast steamers
Leave AliOuIug pavJnia Ferry. Jor.e9 CITY
CELTIC MONAKCI. Fcjr Iir.. 10.
ASSYRIAN MONARCH. February 20.
saloon with superior tcC0mmDiaI)1. SIp
No eastward Preptt
ssuea for London ~ SoW.lork
IoyYr rats. freight and passage apply 70
PATTON VICKERS d CO., Agents Bo~lhg'reeh'
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
III Sailing from Pier foot OF CanI-st., North RIVER
For ran Francisco viz tie isthihu' o. lalnhGo 49,.
COION = aturday, FrbTu rs ~, noon
CONNECTING for Central 5onh America aud Aox'oo
From Francisco to japan and China -, -, &, ..
CITY OF SATURDAY: IIo. 30 W ~
From san Francisco ~ Honolulu. SewZeasha anu Aus
traia " oh N n,
~.
OR lOnion mails At Sla fralcl
Passsugers for Harded IAN FRA SCI So ~ MIGt
IsIA rs. JAPAN, CHINA, NEWZEALAND A. ~
LA, SOUTH AMFRICA. CENTRAL AAhfiNA Hhi
MEXICO. a,io, anniv at
Nohp4hS NOS' y" 49, H. !. ES LAY.
superintendent
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Gitp Reai GsIaIe for bale

q A DVERTISEhENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUkE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l23S Broadway corner Thirty
nrssL. SOS West Twenty -tnird-st. ElghIhaye, No.
W hast f0urtee1tfsL, UniOns0uare, 100
ave, rty.seyenthsi at the HARLEM OFFICER Nos
l,001 23O0 Thirdaye. Opehundred. twenty
Aith-sL, mp % NJ. atregular once ratea.
A L LOW PRICES.--Four strictly first-class
ssrss esy sSS ee aSI
&c prsmises
FAST 14TH-ST.-Full size, four-story,
~ tfeNn stone frescoed throughout VIII take country
paec On Haven or Railroad IN part pay.
ne1it 81 a RuLAED WHlTIH0.o Beekmsn St
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RAILROAD.

GREAT TEU y X LIEE
And UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains !'Iyr Ney.iJrA. Via DesbrOs,cs AMI CortlaadE
htIctiS Ferries. "a ioiONS
harrisburg PijSnIg W est ami SoI'h. with Pullman
Pa. ace attached. ami e:3u M. daily.
ualis port LICK Ilagcn, r:Su Cory and
Fric at sop connecting AZ CORY for Titusviiie. Petro
pafrort Wgslinv ton All he soI:h Limited Washing
(rr Pullman FhrOr al. daiy, except Sunday.
L. Il. m rive Nasling;on Regular ~ 1870 aui - I'D
a. ". 3:iUl AM lop m. sunday. f@oa ~ ami Top IN
IL res. fr baltimore. eArrif Sunday. D. ~ 49,.
E,pl"-r For West Pm .lr.ha 40 100. Y, $50. 90
lln.irtl II a m 80 i:Ip l. ?, b. l. 81 20 and 10 p m
- ui'ht sunday, $50 aud a. D. s. Il $40 anu
~ - ILL., ani !. ulgLt a., 49,,
Philadelphia Yiq CanUeI $3.50 q. H. anu p M.
except SUNDAY -, ., -
i4 tcrs,y itY adoIdnsL speedy and ditect transfer
10Y ft,o rye From PitiS5lrg I;IO M. OBS D. M
dav $50 p. daily "Nce3t MONDAY: . F'om
sunday :: 0a aud l':IO p M Fhn Phlliephla 300.
r,n . g 20 iOIU :dr. m. 10 . 3:jh 5:2d $50, SiU
Xxx and li5Op M sunday 800 U;J0, c, lUI0, ll:AO w.,
H..p l.i5 nd lO:JOJ
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Snsiruciion


For Bows and Young Men-City.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
l. a. COLIN. Maaison.aye. and ttthst
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,4s1
sica Departments N N HOBBY, w. L AKIN, PPM cipalA
For Young Laues-Citv.
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ST. JOHNS SCHOOL a
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MRS. THEoD0RE IRVING.
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MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
Mi win receive pupils III Drawing and Painting in on and
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for Bows ana 7 Dung Men-COunLrys
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tor youog lales. viii re'pen september ~ l53l Prep
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HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
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ale E9 year F9E a 9 4s @d2y t
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