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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

WANTED ABOUT 80 HORSE POW
w or engine and boiler. STATE price,
size, condition, 40. Address decD-l2teod
SAM'L McCLAkY, JR., VIII, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NTANTED-A GIRLy o ASSORT RAGS;
w must understand the business. Apply
to Chs Wickerson, Front and Jefferson sts
lanl0-2t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NYANTED-BOAR AT Az KING
w street. Pleasant rooms and good &C.
oommodations. jantlmd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

nOR SALE AT A BARGAIN five
new aud complete Remington Sewing
l1chines at half price. This machines are
nile in construction, durable and cheap.
I&&e sold 70 close an account
@ J.P. DWUfHTEN,
nov2o II sl0 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NNOR SALE OR RENT-STORE NO. 3
n West Third street; has two large front
bow wi ndows; inquire Of Crippen, No. +.
ooocond street j4n5-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

WANTED - TWENTY FIVE YOUNG
w men to learn 1elegrsphy. Apply at
office. No I, Clayton House, from to O..
CLOCK, p. IN. Terms moderate. ED. A. REIN.
jan 9-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

VXYANTED.-FnUR RESPECTABLE
w mechanics can obtain board and
washing At No l2l JustisOn street. jau4.6ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

ENUR RENT-THE PREMISES ON SEW
II epth avenue, 9th ward, co 1si ting Of
large store, 2oft front, with two large win.
d0ws. counters, shelving, &c; adapted for
groceries provisions, trimmings, &c. Dwell
ling contains rooms; also stablo and CARR.
ago house II desired Apply to J. V. Law
renee, cor Beach and Franklin SITS. an5-6tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF 50
acres In Brandywlne HID. Apply to
llul Began near Henry Clay fostotfice.
doc3l If eod-w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

DCARDING CHEAP FOR MAN AND
ID wife or single gentleman, at sos Shipley
street. jan96ts
DOARD-BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
II at No. ia King street. lan9.Sts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

VIYANTEU-ANE EXPERT ENCED ENdl.
w neer wants position tirstcsss refer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

yJC0H SALE OR RENT-THE OLD ES-
tablIshed business stand, NO. 200 Mar.
N rect, having o front Of mn ein on Mar.
4Glfeet, running through to sbip!ey street.
Q1lt be sold on essy terms; possession given
&nthe Gath Of Marcn. Apply TO J. BARK.
LIZ D BRO, Steam Bakery, col. Fourth and
W1noh streets lan4-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NOR RENT.-A FARM OF ITO ACRES
~ on the Concord pike, four miles from
wilmington, az q moderate rate. Ap ply .
swan Hotel, Wilmington, Del, John Dunn.
dec2T-dAs-.f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

SYYANTED-LADY WISHES CHARGE
w Of home for derry gentleman or
widower with small family; experience
Georges, Del. janl0-3t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

UoOR SALE,-JUSr ARRIVED AND
for sale, lot Of
etN "SWELL BODY CUTTERS"
Nfthe latest styles. Now is the time TO pur-
4 I'D so as 10 get them at reasonable prices.
noyls.u wy. WARMER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

VYYANTED-AS SITUATION BY A MAN
w Of experience, In grocery or provi-
sion store. Understands cutting all kinds
Of meats. Address, T. X. office No. 7, Clay
ton House. jan-g.3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

w TED-BOARDERS AT ). L. COR
w of Eighth and Market street. Ja+ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

HDOR SALE-TWD BUILDING LO"s'
l6xl03 on Wawassett street. between
A1Ams and Jackson; price ".
NR Apply to II. w. Mc'INI TIRE,
A ANA .8t 1O2 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NOR SALE.-ON EASY TERMS, STORE
y and dwelling, No. 100 Shipley street.
ootl2-tf T.. BENNETT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11
b SALE A BARGAIN!

EVOR SALE-SIX NEW TWO STORY
w. brick houses, No. 1901, 1908. 1905, 1907,
~ and 1911 West street. Three on Thir-
toQnth above West; one at $40 West Second
0TVoel 1 at TIA West Third street. These
heuS0e have all the lato improvements.
T111n1a sasy. J. II. AARON.
Y 1i164.lmo go West Second Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NOR SALEOR RENT--A LARGE TWO
and a-hsf story brick dwelling house
NJ tO6 Washington street, with gas. hot aid
IN water and all modern Improvements.
RrDly at b0l W. Fifth street
SnSl2tt SAM'L A. PRICE, JR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NOR iLE-THE THREE-S TORY
n brics dwelling ll07 Tatnall street, on
Dasy terms. lanl03t HEALD 90.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

TOR SALE CHEAP.-A WELL-BROk,
y en- Shepherd dog, years old; ~
Eaised in the country. Apply at the -
REPUBLICAN office, dec3l-ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

NOR SALE.-A 10 HORSE 20 WEIR EN-.
gine and upright boiler.
"a W. Y. WARNER,
6oc22-tf Maryland ave. and Beach at.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-11

DIOR SALE-A GOOD SLEIGH CHEAP
II inquire at this Cffice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

,oorce bave formed an alliance OF an Odpus kInn'
NOT .hsolut,ly novel for the thing has been done
b.,oye hat never in quite 50 unpleasant way
The "interleaf" system has been adopied-the
game which The Macmillaus applied to their maya
y nc. with distressing results when nav" o
ruiuted ont leiors now. Macmillan is medium LOT
spreading in the world an accurate ShoW'c"e'''
tbe price of cheese knives and dessert spoons
Iopffacn's offers the ingenious reader d ""0
choice You are engaged with Cir AnStey' anu YOU
.p1,leuly cone UPON puff OF steel pens lot 'hc
million. You are enjoying Mr. evcnsons GOSSIP
on Romance. ana e,aborate encOniums IN certain
cpcrc ona,dia are forced on your attention. ron
are enthralled bv Nh james Payus story. when all
atonoe Won are bin led by flaming led placard'
and four pages Of puDs OF particular soap.
Ii is cute time publishers were told that th's ~
intoleraule. They say IN answer to INCONSISTENCIES
that il il profitable. ! doubt 1t: they iecNoh up
comp lacenily tho number Of dollars 1t puts lh",
their DO, kets forgetting to compute the nnlhner OF
leaders, who are disguised and alienated by IT, but
fit pays TO insert these vulgariues between the
pages OF reading matter It might ray stu better 10
m .ert them IN the middle of The page itself. Are
we coming 10 that Me>srs. Longmans are welcome
30 pad ont their magazine at the hcg'nhlne All" Gnu
with advertisements till the purcha-er iancles ne 10
getting twice as much for his money aS ie rea''S
does There u.s. with all that, gu tie enough ioi 'o
siypence tie periodical costs. But II huyer anu
reader do not set their faces against tho 'nltrohl
sy.tem worse things aren store for MS. lhere WIS
= time wien a pu ulisncrs self-rosPect ana respect
for Literature would have prevented abuses bu'
ale they to be Trusted nOWf g. W. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Houghton, Milfin & Co. are bringing ont hand
some new edition of +. P. Whippe's writings.
Miss A. Mary i. Robinson, Miss Rossetti aud Mr..
Philip Bourke Maroton have Written poems lor tho
Christmas numbe of " jde quake.
Mr.. Charles Reade has been writing new play
which is not indebted for any of its material TO
his novels. 1t is entitled Love aud Money
"Patrlck Henry III the " American Statesmen
series is to be written by Professor NJ. L. Iy'eI'
Mr. Carl Schuz is preparing volume on Henry
Clay and MIR. }. I Morse that on Jcllerscn
In Mr. Worthngtou's forthcoming edition OF
"LIvy's Legendary History of Rome" translated by
George Baker Macaulay's Lays OF Ancient Rome
will Us inserted in the appropriate places
Mr.. Frances Parkmans now Volume on Mont
calm . Is nearly completed writer in The HOston
Adrctscr complains that the Countess dc Clermont
Tonnerrc In translatinG Mr. Par&man's previous
work has both cut and falsiied his text.
Mr.. Henly Irving is writing essay on Shake
spearo in the Closet and Oh the stage 1t onght
not to be forgotten that 5ir Irving in lately editing
Much Ado about Nothing for his own stage has
vallantly chung to the authors text.
M.F. &. Dumas art Annual" will be brought
out here by J. W. Bouton early in December. 1t
will contain original drawings by the Artists them
selves of the principal pictuies IN he exhibitions
of the European cities and of Aew-York.
sir William Thomson has collected his articles
from various scientific periodicals from May, 1871,
to the present time, and la, published them in II
thick volume under tie title of Mathematical and
Physical Papers" These articles have already
borne rich nut in practical science.
Mr. Austin Dobson Mr. j. A. Symor d. ard Mr..
r. l.. Stevenson preparing articles Oh the
Byways Of Book Illustration for The NaGdEnc Of
lrt MIR. Dobson Lars writer a Baade of the
Thrush," which will appear in an early number.
and MIR. William Norris has contributed an article
OH Beauty in the Home"
Probably no fictitious autobiography in the
purely religions vein was over more successful than
Mrs Premises Stepping lleaVenward" As a pc
TUE of unnecessary feminine suffering borne with
courage and submission it appeals TO most women.
A. y. f. Randolph d Co. are about TO publish the
memoirs Of Mrs. PreutIss-a volume containing
personal rrmnscence and mt Oh of her correspond
ence Oh the Christian lie.
Miss Kate sanborn has published through J. r.
Osgood d Co. IL set of twenty-five Literature
Lessons" cleverly arranged, printed separately on
sheets aud Enclosed in envelopes. Each principal
writer of a period is treated by topics with his
temporares grouped about him. Each lesson is an
orderly mass of suggestion, reference and quotation.
and ought to be inspiring to bright young student
Mr. Henry James's.. :" Point of View " consists of
series of letters in criticism of Americanor rather
New-York and Washing ton-sOciety from people Of
widely different tastes and experiences One OF
them is young American who ieturns from a
journey abroad more than ever in love with
America and American ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
THE MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY, Nov. 7-P.


The official statement of the railway shipments
from Chicago of -four, grain and provisions Tor the
week ending Saturday, November 4, shows an IN
crease from tho preceding week OF this year OF
5.O25 tons and a decline of al tons or ~ l-lo
per cent, from the shipments Of the same week Oh
1881. Compared with the preceding week OF TINS
year tho railways Inst week carried 0.560 barrels
moro of -four and S73 tons less Of provisions, and
4,04S tons more of grain. The totals were 3l.ooZ
last week against 26,027 tons the preceding week,
and against 1878 tons for the week OF 1881.
On the preceding week OF this year Michigan
Central last week gained 1887 tons and the Lake
Shore gained ,0i3 met gam to the Vanderbilt
system $50 tons) Fort Wayne gained 502 tons and
Pan Handle gained $50 tons met gam 10 the
Pennsylvania system 1,442 tons); Baltimore and
Ohio gained 402 tons. and Grand Trunk gained 4Gl
tons. The railway shipments OF the various arti-
cles last week were less than for tho same week
of 1881 by 2j,GO3 barrels Of flour, 0,O90 tons of
grain, and G,OS7 tons of provisions
comparison of the tonnagcs Of each line last
week. with those Of the corresponding week OF 1881
shows changes in the division of the total business
which are more than usually striking Of the gross
decrease in the tonnage of last week from that of
the corresponding week of 1881 l14,74I tons, the
Vanderbilt system lost II, 908 tons, or 81 40
per cent of the whole loss, tho Pcnnsvl-
vania system lost 1310 tOns Baltimore and Ohio
gained 546 tons; and the Grand Trunk lost lO62
TONS
The following shows the quantity of -four. grain
and PROVISIONS carried by tho Various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day, October %. 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
COTTON mAhKEIs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIvsRPooi- Nov. 7.-l2:Sn o. mCotton sesdyi Misdns
Upand GSlsd; do Orleans 6aId Sales 10000 bales ncIrl
1000 bales tor speculation aud export. Receipts zeU
bales, including 2J,OUO bales American Fuufes-U psIaA
Low MddunS clause. November delivery. 5essdi sse
3D. do November and December delivery. Sgd .e
b3ss4d.; do. December and January de-! cry msf ~
66seid; do January and February delivery bfs4d az
5Sa4d do. February ana March delivery a9s4d aiso
do March snG Apnl delivery. Sad. do Aprl ara s9
delivery 3D. Nav and JunsdelveTy Glad also t 40
aud July delivery 6'e.d uly and August deso'
ed Futures steady:
LIVERPOOL Nov. 100 p. motion Fu tures-C pAns
Midding clause November delivery. Cad 40 Nessa
and December Gel yery 559s.d. do JanUa ena fecIss
delivery ed do February and Ma oA deli'sT "ss-
do Mag and June delivery. bSs4d. .,,,.
LIVERPOOL Nog. $50 p. m.-COttoB-Ine saieso "'
Tay Included d. $50 Dales AmercaL. -,..,
LIVERPOOL Nov. 10 90 D. Ut OttOn Futures
Low Middlng cause, November delivery, 6e.d 40 ~
yenner and December delivery, 6es4d do DeeehDsl -.
January delivery 5m I'D do January and Febflsly Gel.
5000 do February ANA k2rch qe livery Josd: 40 = N
and pr delivery. 81; May and June delivery gsa
June and July delivery 6es.d; do July add Aogu< Ses
cry, 6ss.d. FUTURES closed lrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

ToNDON Nov 1880 p. m.-Atlaluc Great West
certificates 40; d. second -:
ne Az do second oOnsols, 2 1873;
Illinois Central l53 eading 80; New York, ontario and
Wcsto u. 2SL.
LONDON. Nov 7-2:0O D. m.-Pans 2iyice4 quote three
Der cent rentes ~ francs % for the account.
LONDON NOV. 7-l:0O D -Atautic and Great West
EN- inst mort gage certificates, 62 10 second
l~a New York Central 1905 Limos Central. 1874;
Pennsy wanna Central 81 NewYOrk. ontario ald Vest
ern 25os Milwaukee and st. Paul common; ll3.
LONDON Nov. 7-3O p.m.-BGr siIveF quoted az 5l24d
per
LONDON. NOV 1000 D. m-Pars advces qnote three
per 81 francs 10 confines the account
AID exchange London 70 francs "a centInes Tor
chez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Nov. 7JIOGs-Recepts. 2b 90 head. shipments,
5000 head demand good and iy steady n.e.,
market closed weak and 510c owsI Mixed VI ia ~ %
Ueayy, ST. 95dS7 10. Light So 50ST Skins SO rs
CATTLE - keccpte. 5000 head; shipments, 1900 hea1
trade and prices lCe highcr Exports s60SO 49, Good
Choice Shipping IS 2Odsj 80; Common 70 Fair lOs
81 o. Butchers fairy active and hrmer Inie Tor Fag
81 So o. Medium Good So 2ids4 stocker and Iced
- 7'0S4 % Range active Texans - 50as4 co. Amed
- 26GS5 90.
sHEEP-Recelpts. 1900 head; shipments 500 hoad dema4
Choice NJ 81 0H 81 20 % Fail dai
- IS as3 70; " estsrn, 81 20 a 50 25
East LIBERTY. Penn, nov. T. CATTLE - Receipts, SIC
head doing.
aO5s-Rsceipts. LOO head; market dull; Phnadeiphas
81 3pHS 80 BatmOces none selling Workers. - e>S S6
eraser. f'dS.
Receipts. 1000 head market duh at yesterday
nrice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI. nov. 7.-FIour heavy FANNY, ? cSle1;
Fancy, "a $50 40. wheat lower; No Red Wnter gjt
6JGc spot % &c Sovember 0sc December y5A. al ne
year receipts. l.4O0 Oush shDments- 400 Dush Goa
du l. No: Mixed ne spot: g. a . &c NoyemDer 'SG
firm No MI ed. J6aa37c spot SIC. Noveniesli
SIC Docembcrj s5ilc all the year Csc. Mar. BE
7Oe7lc Pork quiet New. 4 800 Lam firm At lis2 y.
scar e. shoulders l0c. Clear Rib l53c; Clear Ig@c,
whiskey nrn at Al u Butter nrmeI. Chmoe @eeen
Reserve. 27c. Choice Central Ohio 23c. sugar owl
Hards. 9iadlOc. New-orleans; Ia. &c Hogs aTm Cor
NOR ano Light yuHSt lj Pq"Eins ana Bntcbens
S. Gs7 % receipts B. 700 head. shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
,lnr CENTURY For NOYEMREp T. ..n-.

TEE CENTURY FOR NOVEMBER is called
by the N Observer a sumptuous Number" Tho
Springfield Republican "The magazine is at its
the best by far OF the months product" 1t contains the
opening chapters Of Dr. EggestODs original entertaining
history o, the United States entitled The Besings Of
Nation and the frat Of Washington Gsddens payers On
Christian COopcranon which attracting wide attention
among business interested In Christian Tie in
dependent this gives promise Of proving thor
oughly Interesting and suggestive contribution" There H.
also the beginning OF charming love story Of mining life By
Mary hslock toote &C. &C. send 90 number
10 the nearest HswsdsAer or 10 TIN CENTURY co.
GsS.York, H. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

5es%sSis.s f e. IL o,,,
Mixed lots 2ooss 90 Do ' per es smo Sos
Pc "s%ss ssS y PEE ssi ' Ss
Do. duchess ...... 6OOGs o0 flo IDA Oranges '"Ss1
DRIED yr RT = Dbl box sOossoa
and sSp er Sccsn la. b eea Ts s
kinds Holders would ike 70 see tho Foods NOV IN AZ
tive inquiry. and not urgently ossrs ecu con-
saas SoS sad In AIp S%s
but Iaroy bid above 100 snDdre Apsss Se SSofsShsses
ers and Haries can be sold for e%So az about S home
ohoce helVy packed western ana sage for
2tercd Iat6es more Freely a1d r9e shade weatsr ne
but lower qualities are very du AMI favor buyers nrsay
Unpeeled du and in buyers favor Piums unehsnees I'D
berries weak achoice lot offered 67sc found no s.s1
Peanuts U good supply and dee lining Chestnuts arM
not salab above s2as2 rs Fancy state brin g H
APpes-EvaporaJec; DO do choice. 's2il ~,
DO b, do choice, Is az DS 9S o s
Do n. &. sliced iIasp5ei ries ~ s'o1 gag
fancy white ....... a ., jCheTIes. 1882. T sSSa
Do. fancy ....-.-.... a slaPuns state -. is S-'s
DO RS fsT to good '@ Iss2 $
'S2 in bbls .... 5%9e Peanuts hand pick. ~"
P.aehos ,Eyapors'ea; o- Do extra prime 70 ~
tay 90. un0acod. 30 a., Do-food to PRIME. sys
y, N', Du7t. x 5O13
Fancy ~ ~ @i9 Dqc Fou'Isn IL 5O9l -
DO. Georgia fancy. - Observation-Disclosures
l5oI....-...... Gl3
Receipts for Ave days 1873 bales Prices have fae, .
vauCel uaer continued strong from abroad "A
j. ruling rm and fairly active The ose Snr,s
COMO forward mOdestey owing the ye,y spgyt
ing IN the Interior hOice S2 ha sod on this Harss,s
81 To- oud lo 'es Of choice gTOwhs apparently az,
ions sellers al II price Choice Ye4ngs hsp
ere Choice So 81 O5del 10 Dol good TO prime '
Do good t0princ, 1881 .....-...... eO0 az
~ 80. g5 Oh Do, Door 10 fair '"
Do. 1882. 900 81 1851 a,
DO. Choice 1881. n 0nl
POULTRY AND GkMZ
Receipts time ~, a. cod weather and an i'm
pTOveent IN the ma ket Tor dressed poultry ali kids al h..
dOtug better Western Fowls s2d Oday at Ic esas
q aud Western icke8s o. 2o .0oa wOIl bring lsaI.s
Tul declined st the close OF last ees bat al
v5poed 2c. today Ducks ana Geese abOut STEADY
H.Sa deyld q change to .0d weather ast Friday m.
PIn marke made a material advance Up IhuySa,
o: last stae and Western Chickens Ant vs.
freely offered az II &c and iuTkeys at ii On Pt,
choice stare hickens sold up to Tie and Western IA
Fowls ranging about &c. lower Turkeys advanced % ia
for dry-pcAci ard DC. for salded since IaY fecep.
have been moderate Tho demand fair and Prices sieadr
Ducks rule eady Geese jn small supply Dut not rad
wanted -quabs very nrm
All Kinds Of game birds ling readily n hae order
Part idgts r4 al - % Grouse a little hi cher Wo0lect
steady Qral fair demand bat e. sular qualtg al
price Wild Ducks rather gscter than Othnf kndA VeaBa
IN light supply and firm RABBITS IN good d. lnaud.
LIVE POULTRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
Ireirnciion.
For Young Ladies--Countrv.
~ CENJNARY FOR YOUNG

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
nj - Pottstown pa fllrGv.secO1I Annual Sessoq
oOsps5ent Is 1884 IA piiiIl sphl al iehpn3 IL T. W
m,sfron Philalslpha with hronyl cars ron DIX
hr R,nnd Brook 10 nfort+ Dlr)1JL htNDuaR
aSdtharor n york elegant jnl ng3 al vi colyenencsh
yrou Il anil iOsa)n ws KnOwntr beauty And no MN
I6rsItt gnes IIlrc,s GRO. q 30 InrII A. NJ filL
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, \; I.
Uon..lEe thorough progressive New iDusiTaed CIR
cnIsr r{ie al parfonIarz Go RC-fs G. shII Ii, A Al
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for YOUNG ladies',
" bridgeport, Conn. Address Miss EMILY NELsON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry-
L town n Z homo thorough course OF NuV. c'-
arrps SrpIemDer Is Mrs NJ. " Nj ETC AIF. Principal
NIJSS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
WI schoo Young Ladies, Tarrytown. on tho HudSon
Will reopen september 20
NEW ANAAN INSTITUTE FOR 1OUNG
~ LADIES: experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address Mrs. H. L. AGRES. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

Damn Acaocme3.
4 LEN. MCGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOE DANCTNG, ll2 shave
Chidrens CLASSES D'gin upiIy, October u Gentle
mems classes benn SiOltly OcpOer %. SEQ crc llar%
4 Lien DODWORTHS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. GSl 9TH ave.
Glasses for Oh drcn will commence october II.
Glasses for gentlemen VIII un'ncc OrtJJ3r 10.
Private lessons-'ee circular Tor terms &c
MIR. MANUELiS Classes for dancing, 50
4NI West 3jd-st, between Broadway and jth.aye, com
ncnce November II. Circulars on application.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Mister of Dlncing,
No 575 jthsvc. ATHEIST opposite Windsor Hotel.
classes will rccomnsnce Monday October H. 1882. In
gagement ~ Newport K. l., closes Oct Iber l.
Z. ). send postage stanD COR circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
I EGGAT BROTHERS.

CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE IH THE Wosrn
276, COS MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY AND GnhDEous
JUNEN lie BoOks OASACOS
AmOst given AWAY,
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The following table shows inc comparative ton
mage of each railroad in the articles namel-lonr.
grain and prOvlslons-for the week ended November
4 and the corresponding week of 1885, the to-
tai shlpmcnts from Chicago of lOlr and grain, and
the portions of those totals which carried by