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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
RAILROADS..
EUNdE UhEAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH. WEST AND SoUT

VIE ohEA pnrxucv,y.~,. ro,,rv
po ne TIE Tk NSokrH WEsT NM saTTHTrsr
sf kFfcr sM AsGakE asS iss
TRAINS LEAVE Warrington. PROM STATION. CoRsKa
For pu eTa ana aSR s SsestF es AZ
Cd Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars al 2 80 a. M.
Cars from Harrisburg to Cineinnati WesterS
bb it!. s ~ p m. daily, with Palace Cars 70
v saLiISoEE SSp Ro no Is " SstiLnoAp
N . daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars TO
For WiiisInsport Loch Haven and Elmira. at $50 q
For Sss ySrk and Inc Fast. 500 an. 1910 an,
isa rs 1m ssn 81 nsn
ior Cars. 3: 80 .. m daily. except sunday
sey City with boats q brooklyn Annex. sffordnx
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
$50 and 1920 pm; ON sunday T:so. 30. 50
For BsEnors. 90 sou Csc. DO a m, and 70.
sunddsy, 500. $50 am. lao. $40. 80. 50
For fope's orseR Line. Gao m. and 4:4o m daily
For knnsPolls. s:so m and 40 p m. daily. e,cep.
HfR AsS aH
40, 500 40 500 aud ii 80 Pun M" On Sunday
For gichnond and the south $50 and ii rs an.
,,n daily ls,v and 90 q daily ssSeP. sunday
800 pm. and II 90 midngSt. on Sunday .a 4
Tickets and information at the Office northeas. corner
Of 18th street aud avenue and the
rage to destination from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMPSON, Genera Mansrer4 Pas
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Married Under Difficulties.

from the Newport (hl.l Mercury, January Z.
The rigorous marriage law Of Rhode Island
which has now been in operation six months. is
an excellent statute. but it sometimes puts par
ties who propose matrimony to no end Of yexa-
ton In complying with its requirements An
incident that occurred this week illustrates this
q young man OF legal age proposed TO be united
~ weoicck 10 miss OF twenty. The minister
mad informed the brjdeeroom-elect that ALI il
was necessary for him to do was to file the usual
intention ut the city clerks Office. The msrri,oe
was 10 occnr on Tuesday evening and in the
morning Of that day the young man apneare,1
at the Office and flied out the blank. The aoe
OF the lady was put NJ twenty and the CITY
clerk Informed him that the written consent OF
the father must be furnished. Here was a
dilemma The father dwells in New Brunswick
Canada. aud the marriage was to occur that
evening The license could not be issued. but
reception was set down for that evenin" and A
posfponement could not be thought Of The
city clerk suggested that q reception be held
ana the next mornin. the Young folks could 90
10 Fail hiyer. Mass. or Stouinwton Conn and
De married. The reception Was accordingly held
on Tuesiay evening, according to program and
on wednesday morning the Interested parties
proceeded To Fab River where they were dulr
married The Massachusetts law places the
legal age of woman 1T eighteen wears. and 30
the young woman Of twenty could he married
Without the formal consent OF the far-away ma
rent, although there was no doubt abo,,t his
Willingness 10 welcome the young man as his
sOn-in-law.
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When Boston girl is presented with a bon
4uet she says: "Oh, how decidedly sweet It's
fragrance impenetrates the entire atrnosphereof
the room" Kansas girl simply SAYS: at
smells scrumptfous thanks, Reuben. ~ enuez.
Tti6ssne
1.-THE simple uttefance Of Joy Is poetry" SAYS
OSCAR Wilde. That setties G. We shall allow
no 10y U Cur family. e viii be tossed into the
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A bear undertook to break into the house of
wisconsin man one night while the man was
out: The mans wife heard the bear, and in the
Darkness, thought it was her husband coming
home late When the bear got away he didn't
stOp running until he'd got nine miles and you
couldn't coax him to 90 within thousand miles
~ that woman again. And yet T. she'd known It
was bear, and not her husfand, she would
probably have tainted and been dcvoured and
tne olo nan y awful sorry Is didn't happen that
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The Windiesf Cities.

Buffalo has long suffered under the impu-
tation of being more subject to frequent and
violent winds than any other northern city. The
charge. either in a jocuIar or serious way. is
being perpetually repeated. and we are not
aware that any attempt has ever been made in
print 10 answer it. A few years ago. however
one of our citizens, satisfied in his own mind
that a libel was being perpetrated on our good
name, applied to General Myer. then chief OF the
signal bureau. for statistics on the subject. He
obtained in reply the following table. never be-
fore published. showing the comparative amount
of wind computed in miles) which passed over
the principal cities of the United States during
the year ending November 80. 1874:
Names az Cities. Miles. Names Of Cities. Mi!es.
AUGUSTA. Ga .a', Indianapolis. Ind, 10 3Si
baltimore. Nd. .5.563 Louisville, ky. $3.50
foion. Mass. 1854 Milwaukee, Wis. 90. 4S2
Euffaln \. ". o,3l4 Montgomery, Ala. 44,l0.
Charleston: S c.. 6. 49, Nashville. Tenn a5 9sl
thlcaco ln. .saS13iNew Orleans. La. 7.G1S
Detroit. Mich. % 57a New York y. SIS, s2I
l,nluth. Mimi. 81 aS Norfolk, e. 10
EaStnOrt, .akOsl San Francisco, Cal 1895
Erie Pa "a Ss3l savannah, Ga. Sc 9t3
galveston Tex. ,131 St IOuiS Mo-. S1Sa6
Th1ladeiphia.. over 81 51 Washington, DC. SIG
The record for Philadelphia was incomplete
but it showed 81, SIT miles for less than eleven
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baltimore a. OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE Ef WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK ' hSiiIsE COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN.
sha sIs SIASH,fGT 2sp ST. LOUIS
fASI EAPkEss. Sleeping Cars To Cincinnsti.
500 baltimore ElKcott City, and WAY Stations.
strassn@ nGsnssss ssa Msy .Sd %h Mt
gff fsa SiS 7sas AND BOSTON
HSD c- vs e HSs fESfnEss eoon
pets f9r HAeerstown and at Point OF Recks for
ts.oo.Baitin,ore. Eyattsyirle and Laurel Express
ana Dorsey. On sundays stops at ali stations
lo:oooBAIT1MoRE EXPRESS tstops a. Hy.sss,du.
ESais f fHsso0 rss s.. .ss
l2;lesnBsfimore. Enicott City. Annapolis and Way
s9lsiS Ell E e h:s~'re and Way
fs'oe0y66iAsktIrI1M eiAss PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
s:ss-B.lanlore nd Way Stations Cwtnchssssr. Fred.
Hs5sss.i IS rSTss u Et AS5 LAUREL
tt.;.e-salsmSFe A1n.pes: and Wy Stations.
chester and Wsy s..aSs. e6n sasSss 70 foant &
~ % Ssi S':1es ss n.i..srs 4
s Grss s Ely .s ssOs :. lie and Lau
aHS SisTi AND LAUREL
is:lOsf!fIssune. CLEVELAND .nd DETROIT
sssfknts6 lif'.t S sEH YORK and BOSTON
hAIKESs. s!esftng Cam to New York Seq -
tsi7GHicxGo. CINCINNATI ana ST. LOUIS X.
PRESS. Seelsnx Cars - S1ncinusu and Chi.
fDsily. .Smday only. otAG tz.a,s dany ssuuva
Al tTsinr from Washington stop a Rea.v ss.s,.n.
FOR further information apply ct the Baltimore ana
0nao ncset Once. we.ndngton Bssuca, SIS and rs
viii b tzken for baggags y 3 checked nd T1ivS1a
any point IN ne city, m
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Special pleading: ''Pollv, We must 20 now.
fs three O'Clock. ''oh, Papa dear, am en-
went away two hours ego, and Fanny Brown
didn't complain" but they are In hall mourn
ing, ron know. Papa dear!" Papa = not con-
WINGED, but Poly snau1 ~ pelnt.- RsnA.
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there is gold. there will the white man be also.
If he finds it ont. and where the white man il
there Is a Strong inducelnent for the savage to
decamp.
Still the VictOrans hope on. Some time ago
one OF them. having acquired the Saskatchewan
language. which is a good deal like Welsh
spelled backward, disguised himself and joined
one the tribes. For seven months he wandered
with them, enduring every hardship, but all in
vain. The door to the mystery is still locked
Assayists say that the quartz averages the pur-
est ever taken from the ground. but it was not
to be had in sufficient quantities to warrant the
erection of stamp mills at the time this issue of
the Eagle went to press.
From Victoria to Alaska is about thousand
miles. and that finishes this excursion.
But where do the Alaskans get their cold
storm centers from! Being mainly savages
aud the rest being engaged in getting around
paying the government mOety on furS. perhaps
they haven't given the matter much study, but
1t will be admitted that the snaps do not come
from Manitoba.
i'll short. it is hard to tell where cold weather
does originate. and possibly We shall never be
satisfactorily educated on that subject until
some whaler has stumbled over the North Pole
ana then we may learn why the knickerbOcker
Ice Company always meets with short crop
and where practieal-not theoretical but practi-
cal-plumbers gowhen they die.
The Heat i'm Silver Mines.
From the Virginia New Enterprise.
If there are to be found anywhere in the world
set Of human salamanders we may claim the
credit of having them here on the Comstock
What would scorch man who lives wholly on
the surface chills miner Injured to the heat of
the lower levels. A miner who has been for
some months past working in-one of the hottest
sections of the COmstOck q day or two since
gave an Enterprise reporter his experience of
the heat which miners are often called upon to
encounter. He says that in working at points
where the thermometer marks temperature of
lis to 12O, great thirst is experienced. No ice
water is too cold to be swallowed with relish.
Men go to the water barrel. in which huge
chunks of ice are floating about and will take
their picks and chop up the ice in order that the
water may be rendered colder by being filled
with fine fragments. Often this does not sat-
isfy them, and they chew and swallow humps of
ice. The natural temperature of the human
body is about 80 Fahrenheit. Therefore when
man remains in hot place for an hour, OF even
half an hour. his blood and his whole body
become heated to a temperature of H5 to 40,
or whatever may be the temperature of the
place in which he is at work. 1t is then that the
miner begins to pour down ice water ard eat
ice. The strangest thing about the business is
that it does not hurt any Of the men. Often
they swallow such quantities of ice water that
their stOmachs will not retain it, and in vomiting
it up it will feel cold in their mouths and against
their teeth. All they do on such occasions is to
swallow more Of the same water but more eau
tiously.
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I IcETTs sySDkRY, lols PENNsYLvAEiz Az.
ct reos0nAh1b rstns. Blnnk Boob spScIaIfE ~ RI
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IL Is said that in Calcutta a young lady will
rise at an afternoon visit and say, s.Excuse me
but must go home for my o'clock fever
kssasy IA lpfsd,
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
STEAMERS. dc.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
ARko.NsMITH win leave her wharf foot cf sts rtrsss
at a IN. every MONDAY THURSDAY and SATIIR.
Sa IGr rs all ' Sn TR nssb,f N M0Sb "a 81. .
man. On SATURDAY. Currioman and Leonar,i.ownL
o2s JOHN H. WOOD. Agent
EoR S sEEnLK. PoRrsaogTH, FORTRESS
Il MONROE PlNkS POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
ooNNEcI ting Nc WITH THE BOSTON AND PRovI.
Steamer q EoRGE IEARY GA TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. BEGIN.
MING OCTOBER lsr.
First-class fare to Norfolk and Fort Monro~ w ~ 80
First-c!ass fare Pney Point aud Point Lookout 1 20
second-class to Pney Point and Point Lookout 20
Tickets stater,ons tor sac and Information .ur
nisiled nj b. W Reeds Sons 1916 y street northwest
west St Mare Hotel Rnose,s Cigar SANDS :, rsn
fipa Hotels; B. pSIkinhorn next 70 CITY Post OF
,,,,, GEORGE MATTINGLy. General supt
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Mil eSys ne. wharf fect Of 9th street MONDAY
Excursion tickets win be issued as follows:
coNNEciISG h At NORFOLK WITH TIE BOSTON
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 70
Second Chase Fare % Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
second class Fare to Pinsy Font and Punt IosSea.
sna NSG q THURS
oa s Ans in Gan e b 's 4
.-'-- THE NEW YoRR STEhMERS RS
John JOIN GIBSON and e. c kHIGHI leave Pier Il E.a
and sso,s' o. a.s every TR,DA am F
Apply ALFRED D W MOO s'r
o2e 613 18th street, opposite L.. y. Troas,iry.
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The record for Philadelphia was incomplete
but it showed 81 SIT miles for less than eleven
Courier.
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NEW YORK HOUSES.

Gorgeous Rangings-Carved OAK side.
DOlrds-Silks Of the Middle Ages
Cloths Of G0ld-Per~ian Lights and
Eastern Perfumes.
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while awaiting confirmation of the report
Inc poet who wrote about the descending
night finding the whole earth frozen. probable
got his inspiration from a patch of scenery
bounded on the north BY woodshed. ON the
east oy rail fence. on the south bv a cherry
'fee ana on the west by hen COOP He would
possibly revise his views could he comnare the
PACK yard which appears to have been upheaved
10y CONFUSION OF poetry. with the belt living
between the western line OF Manitoba and the
Rockies. the upper Missouri and the North Sas-
katchewan. Winter in that bailiwick leaves no
doubt as to its Specification And vet above This
oeit and in the valley of the Saskatchewan are
popuious villages and thriving towns Around
by Its people to become the greatest in the world
Wnen It's resources are developed
put where do the people on the North Sas-
katchewan, say at Victoria, five hundred miles
northwest of Manitoba
GET THEIR COLD WAVES FROMs
They are On the fiity- fifth parallel north latitude
nearly ten degrees north of Brooklyn. and above
them stretches another waste to the Alaska
boundary. To the northwest, among the monp.
talns, are few nnimportant towns, all in shell
Ter. put upon Victoria pour the savage winds
straight from the Arctic. There are onIy few
ports between her and the ocean. Not a shot
tower or manufacturing smoke stack to shell
Ter her. Her storm centers come IN the original
package. are drawn from the native wood, SO to
speak, and Yet the people of Victoria have a
glorious future before them, they think. They
are farming little in the summer to keep an
with their expenses until their time comes
around but they are sure to have II.
Inese hopes arc based on the immense mug
gets OF gold the Saskatchewan and Salteanx
Indians bring down from the north. That there
Is gold bearing country of unparalleled fer
tiity up there, the vlctorians have NO doubt. for
they have seen and handled the singularly pure
quartz brought In by the savages. Bat the In
- TO them great trapping and hunting coun-
Try. and they cite the history Of our own tribe
when asked to show where the .tshinin1 6usts
caa ae found. They reason eandidly that Whefo
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THE PALERMO,
Il No. 1875 East 57th-st

No. 10 East OIth-5L
Ready fCr occupancy October l, 1882.
unquesOnaby the superb commodOus and exquisite
apartment house yet designed Every appliance for yena
ton ght and introduced AL plumbing OF the
best with sanitary improvements Perfect in finish
with large Ooms grand entrance ard main hall large spa
cous staravs distinct elevators passenger and
wants in bOrhOod convenient OF access and
perfectly healthy It undoubtedly stands preeminent as an
apartment house French restaurant is attached Rents
80 2OO to ~ 700 few will be furnished required All
cabinet work OF very Also all decorated and
uapeIed in handsome style.
For mans and particulars apply To BISPINASSE &
FRIEDMAN. . Piue-st. 10 >. g. HYATT, IN building
tom 10 IL a. H. ana 10 4 p m or 10 l9l0 EIO&dMay.
NNESTERLI.-Onc elegant large first nat,
w Ii rooms all light well ventilated rent 81 300
also two each $40 and Si5 per month
Immediate possession. Inquire OF JANIlOR ON premises
1913 West itl-st.
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Auetion Sales of Real Estate.

A DklAN II. MILLER Auefioneer.
f0RTIoN THE ESTATE OF ANDKEw CARDIGAN.
9tv.py DrsrRABI lois Including TWO ENTIRE
fronts ON RIVERSIDE AVENUE ami ON il2th il8th,
IIlth 10TH and 10Th sts between the BOZ LENAkD and
~ ADHIAS H. NJ LLER & SON will sell at auction on
at - O'Clock at the Exchange saes,oom No i'll Broadway
b ORDER OF the Enc TQ.s o., or AN CAhhI'
the following desc ;ibed real estate yiz: ,,n
III fi between I5t6 and ana Ii4thst-
and ols norfbeds co 5Ofs r OF i5tst
18TH STREET 2 lots north side commencing III feet
lois north side commencing $50 feet west
4THcS f TX lots south side commencing 1lo6 feet
18TH fi:T lots south side commencing 27j feet
s ols south side commencing $50 feet west
60 81 P vHS cCFu%IfoN MORTGAGE. OR YEARS.
Maps at the office Of the AuctioneeIs No Z Plnest.
A CHARLES Buck q CO., Architects,
"A. suoces'OF 8, r I.a RaEfs st. q crO''"an'
OFFER for sale ready Tor Immediate occupation
MANSIONS On LENOX HILL,
>. W corner Ma0isonave and OVth-st.
). l. corner Lexington-aye. and 81 hist
All new open sundays send for pamphlet.
I OUIS MESlER, .AUCIIONEER,
IL OFFICE, zoo BRoADwAY'
EXTENSIVE SALE
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. nn,
BY ORDER OF THE SUPkEIfE 40 coEkF ~ PAkTI
HEsSRs NAN s PARSONS, ATTORNEYS.
AND
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS
OF THE LATE
CATHARINE LORILLAkD SPENCER
All her consisting Wholly oiinproyed properly
in the "a 9TH 7th. oth 9Th lOtn 18TH. l4th
i5th Ism I7th and Wards NewYork city, and
Will b sold al pub
lie Exchange Saesroom No. III broadway,
commencing on the leth day oil october next IL
II o'clock noon 49, , - 49,, ..-... -
ALI may be obtained the office OF PILO T. kUGG ES
Fsq Referee 80 LDeriyst Or al the office VI the eA
ecutOrs from the attorney or the auc
toneer or will be mailed on application.
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brookipn proucrtp for 5ae an 90 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-stOry
brick dwelling the side OF COlu nbia Heights
midway Fulton and VAL street Ferries overlook
me the bay and runun 20 sur with Olr
story Furman-st lot 2jxlJ0 small amount only
Of caah required. Address T. LESTER, Tribune once
rINO LET.-54l Dean-st. and $40 Carlton
ave: each story stone 'front.' IL rent SO and
g-uu Waterman shows them. kULASG & WHITING,
5 Heekman-st
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TEXTURES ano AleeliuasL

TARIFF COMMISSION N0rICE.-The COM
mssiou appointed 90 nseatiEae Al the various aaes-
tons relating ayriealtua. oomaercs mercantile.
mining snd industrial interests OF the United
SIates "a the estabxl-
judicious tarEoa scale Of duce 10 ali
being n the prosecution VI s inquiries empowered ~ visit
sueh different portions sections Of the country may
deem advisable will ait at the Windsor H0t~i New York
from October TO October laclusive Parties desiring
give testimony should present statements ~ chief IN writing
Opportunity viii be afforded for orz explanation JOHN
/. HAYES president Of the rarin Commission.
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Countrp propertn uanteo.

:. ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
a Work TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al IHk
uProwN OFFICES. No dzSy Bsoaavy Sornsr coy
nss EIrbthavs No OF East Foureenthst corner Union
Ts0 Tbrd ave Fortyseyenthsi AZ the HAf
~ oPFTCEs Nos LOOT aud 2,3oo ThirdAse. eocncf
one and twenty dfthst to p H. Al regular Oh
nee rates
XXTAN TLD TO KEN Till spring. Furnished
w house within hour Of New YORK az very 2S
Any party vacating house for winter WI hna
s1S, tauant family gent vito and daughters W AadieSs
inx A b.. Tribune once, n. \,
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TO LET.

To LEI
seth elegant paror fat Of ten rooms The
ated OF 5@th st, OPP oite
the PARK aud provided all modern cOnveniences and
sanitary 1t owned by an association or gen
with their families will occupy the other ana
best possible and Attendance Will De suple'
desirable party reduced terms viii be given f0r one OF
years For Inspection apply 10 JANItoh and Tor
furfner in formation 10 j.. Z. NOT ~ Treasurer,
4
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Real Getats agents.

ORANGE, N. J. real estate a speciality IR R.ss
nlshsd vciny Of ali depots. Apply 70 EDWARD r HAM
ILTOS, No Pinest
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Jnstrnttlon.
Musical.

EXPERIENCED ORGANlST desires engage,
.ant in thls cifv BrookIyn OF vicinity be see1ed
on terms good reference Address ProfLU THEE
Boz IA Tribune Office.
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Law Schools.
COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The rwentvourth annual OF this institution com
nences az 40 Great JOnesst New York, on Monday lhe
81 dav ~ October continues until June = Io5 Tue
course OF study embraces two collegiate years Tue ueso
nj acheor o Laws conferred such Sudents as puI
s he mi eourses pass prescribed exam alton
Of $500 per year viii be awared uner fegn
ti Of f Faculty to hereafter announced IN 1855 lS
l5 and At succeeding periods T. continue for three ysa
10 who shall excel In general prOnclehoJ anu a."
tentiOn 10 the studies Of the course
-, catalocues- address Great JOnes-st
THEODORE w. DWIGHT warden, &c.
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Gin propertp 90 EeL

A PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
"a houses yet erected on West side. Apply to John g
PlkAGU architect premises, Nos 80 81 49,
al and - West Jlst-st.
SPLENDID stables just completed; modern
- improvements 4lstst 7th Apply premises
YNO LET.-343 East 6Sth-st new 3-story
i hgh-stOop DWELLING all improvement street re-
stIicted rent low 10 acceptable tenant L. j. CAHPEN
TER, 80 East 23dst, Y NJ &. A. Building.
VNO LEASE.-The store, 131 Waverly place,
front basement: good cigar stand, no liquor rent
hOorOf three 20 Waverly place rent
500 per mouth THORN ron NJ. RODMAN Real Estate
Agent 800 broadway. corner 4th-st
rI1HE OWNEROF A LARGE COMFORTABLE
HOUSE 20 feet by 90. arscaly and very completely
being obliged ~Outa winter, would
u private family to rent it from November to
May
he Of the finest blocks in the city
between 9Th and YtL-ayes.
80 bOarung house keepers need apply.
ADDRESS A. T., Box l,6o5 New-York Post Office.
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VHE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,, ,,

One OF the oldest and best known select schools TOT bo
IL the ety receives 81 enough 20 aUtt ~
anu prepares business college nne pups
college examinations of special excellence TINS
o. -, Columbia ~ Ihree separate depart
primary Intermediate and Senior. Regular CoulheIc.u
Co1rsa with Professor OF Peumalship and Bookkeeping
Both Prncirss are Teachers work with NJ wei as M
Their pups Building new. centrally located and dtVoltl
entirely school sanitary auu NetIau
ARRANGEMENTS approved kind large gymnasium "u
ca Sc, in plv seal culture lunch at noon , q,
Catalogues by post Calls received ai'er 9ep'eln'0'
from stll 1.
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, y. Y
Established 1854
Observation-Disclosures Y. HAYS, NJ. D..


RfOPENS SEPT. T. 1852 49,,
Boarding School OF the highest grade whose hIe5-lol
end AMI scrupulOusy followed mould AT an cary ase
lie intellect vouth by sciegce the viii Dy 0Oeq'c"ct 49,
tie feelings by reigioa never sepalu = hese lreq
requisites instruction discipline. religion while nShS or
every profession ,,,-..- -,-.. - .,,1as I'M tina
Hndson n l. reached Sixth Avenue Elevated nl
15Sfl Garages are always waiting, by timely mott
cafIop the supent-ndent meets tIe ARRIVAL or any ram
more beautiful healthy p ce-On an nhehce CON-
manning the delightful sceneryor more attractive sur
roundng are not along the iaramei DahAs o. INC
IndlDu n budil unusually hOmeuke ~.
T6e are forty acres ched 20 IT, shaded am IL
teTscteG nv oak groves alOrng ample space IO4 PA1J
French. German and spanish spoken
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