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why Authenticated Resort to
Plain Hats.
From the Phila. Times.

1HaAh AANADs
From the Phila. Times.
This season the beautiful feather tur-
bans which were 80 popular last winter
we're altogether dropped by elegant
people because, as they explained to the
miIliners, "the shop girls were weari ng
them" A few shop girls have 1t in their
poWei to RUIN any style, 80 far as lash
ionable people are concerned, the mo-
men. they adopt it. The Walnut and
Spruce street young girls and the ele'
CANT friends who have been visiting
them are now wearing the prettlest
little cloth caps, made of the same ma
terial as the dress, some of them Scotch
and some of them sailor shape, ana II
remains to be seen whether this will also
be initiated and copied. 1t was not
| known in Philadelphia In time that IL
was going to be the swell thing In New
| York to 90 to yO1r country house on
] New Years and have blazing logs and
| way candles and an old-fashione1 party,
or some of the Philadelphians would
have done II, too, but they will no doubt
adopt the practice next year, because
going to a country house and being old
| fashioned Is thing that everybody can
| not do, no matter how much they may
try to be in the style. One result of al
this amusing imitation of the manners
and customs of the best society Is thai
some of the most fashionable people are
gazing back 10 first Quaker prlnolple:
and are getting to be plain and UMPIRE
tentious to the most formidable degree
for as formidable as this class of people
are 10 their display they are utterly
Overwhelming In their unostentation
Younp gentlemen athletes wear wooleI
socks and knit gloves and heavy under
clothing and go without their oyercoat
on cold days, and ladies are taking thei
knitting to parties and sewing for tn
poor while they sip imported Oolonl
from Dresden cups on lnlatd tables o
mosaic work and the finest marquetry
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GENrLEMEN-You Hop Bitters have
been of great value TO me. l was laid
M with typhoid fever for over two
months aud could get no relief until /
tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffer-
ing from debility or any one In feeble
health, cordially recommend them.
J. O. SToETzEL,
6S3 Fulton St., Chicago, Ill.
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Truth ATTESTED.

wv HfA known People wholly Vert-
Is NEder that the public may fully real
rs lIia genuineness of the statements, as
4 y as the power and vIlue OF the article
&hieh they spea K, we ubiish herewith
81 -stBltle signatures OF parties whose
ANeflty is beyond question. The truth
Ihese testimonials Is absolute, nor
ia ne facts they announce be IGNORED.
WILMINGTON, Eel, Aug. IL, 1881.
Il. WARMER & Co.-GentLenen AS
NMNsiclan, and also In tue capacity Of
IfnRgIst, have recommended and
.prl6ed the use OF Warmers safe Kid
hi md Liver cure TO at least 10 persons.
< INFLICTED with k,dney trouble. In each
s. Every instance they were cured
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DIR. q. w. BENSON, Of baltimore,
ND, inventor and proprietor ofthe cele-
brated Celeryl and Chamomile Pills
These pills are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, nervous Headache, Men.
Taigia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleeps
lessness and Dyspepsia, and will cure
any case, no matter how obstinate if
properly used. They are not cures-ll,
bat only for those special diseases. They
contain no opium, morpti inc or gu mine.
and are not purgative, but regulate the
novels and ture constipation by curing
or removing the cause of IL. They have
a charming effect upon the skin, and a
lovely quietlng effect upon the nervous
system simply by feedidg its ten thou
sand hungry. yes. In some cases starving
aDaorbents. They axe or create nerve
matter and give power, force and buoy
ancy TO the nerves, and in that way In
crease mental power, endurance and
briiiiancy of mind. Nobody that has a
nervous system should neglect TO taFe
them two or three months In each year,
as a nerve food, If for no other purpose.
Sold by all druggists. Price 80 cents a
box. Depot, lO6 north Eutsw st., Balti-
more, Nd. By mail. two boxes for 81, or
nix boxes for 81 50. 10 any address.
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RArLRoAD LIN Es.
"a AP SEzE1,EInSsn EI j h5Ini:SzSi

DECEMBER IS. 1881.
win leave Wilmington ~ tolh'Ns;
selph,a and Intermedia te Stations
s. III clio, 1910 q. M; $50. 40Oi 0.lO I'S'
asipniA tlGxprsss $50. 800 s.w
+. a. and New York, 2O2, Ale. ESQ. $50.
W ~, sI2.41, l.3l, 6.42 B.SS p. M.
'..Hore and intermediate stations,
.4I - m. does not stop Detw cen
lt3 I&NI1,n and PeFryville, Dol p. m.
lle and intermediate Svstions'
lore and Bay line, $50 p. m.
AOre and Washington. lz.5l, l.SI
s.8S, q. m; lass, sl.OA, $50, lO.ol
4 for Delaware Division, leave TO-
natle 9.a5. q, m, LOO B.26 .. m.
ngtOn and intermediate btatlonb,
M Los, 6.25 p. m. a.
Ar and intermediate stations. 800
N|. y0o y. me-
SUNDAY TRAInss
f1Aaelphia and intermediate Stations
y y IS. boo. 7,3l, 1000 p. m.
41elphia d New YORK, 2'Oz, Alo s'm
aore and washington, l2.5l. l57,
FL I5. q, m, 1851 p. m.
f |zarther Information passengers are
eA TO the time tables posted at the
.N. Ia marKed thus (sl are lin tied ex-
H4AN BON which extra fare Is charged
j. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
HM Xxx THO M5ON,
General Manager.
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yTaE ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK.
- 6O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
until P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
day evenings from7 to 8 O'clock.
SEMI-HNNUAL DIVIDEND,
egularly made in April and october.
, When dividends are not W1thdraWnt
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound their interest
twice in each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smyth, George ". Busn.
Chas. w. Townsend George =. CapeIie.
Nafhani r. Henson, M, i. Lichensteln,
Heprv n Dnre- Edward Darlington
w. Hastings, JOB ID. JACKSON
Edward Pusey, VIM. ID. SWlit'
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. Bush, President.
FO. a. CAPELLE, Wet President
feb2l-lY EFT TAYLOR treasurer
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THANKS TO TEE PEOPLE,

For theis very liberal patronage and for their
recommending our house the place to buy
clothing.
We have worked hard to please the people in
buying we have taken the greatest care SO as
to pet the incest things for Gentlemens wear
We are particular in fitting and making. We
use good trimmings and allow garments to go
out until correctso that every suit shall be an adj
vertisement for us.
We are now offering special bargains in Mems,
Youths and Boys Clothing and Overcoats. We
would rather have you to see our goods and com
pare our prices, than to tell you they are cheap
J. 7. MULLIN & SON..
SIXTH { MARKET STREETS
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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AR. ToDD's FAMILY MEDICINES.

.
10. 8. for Dyspepsia and Constipation;
"a. 10, for DiarThoaa, Dysentery and Chol-
- Infantum No. Is, for Brights Dis
ssee and other Diseases of the Kidneys
'to. 10, for Coughs and Colds No. 2bt for
|inughs. Bronchitis and Lung Difficulties
IN. al FOR Asthma, Group and Whooping
1Jugi , Nos 35 and 40. for Catarrh No.
IA. Tor Hoarseness and Sore Throat Nos.
IN and S.. Diseases OF the Blood and Skin;
r az. 90 ana IS. ChToAie Inflammation of
me- Bowels, stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
Womb. etc, Nos. 20 and 70, Neuralgia.
and Goutj No, 10, Tor
worms No. IS, Functional Disease of the
HearL No, 90, for Nervous " eakness
No, 95, Diseases OF the Ears NO. 100, Pre-
Fentive of Smallpox, SPECIFIC NOS. lso
and ITO, Fever, Ague. all low types OF re"
Yer, Malarial Diseases generally No. ll5,
~ regulate the Menstrual Discharge,
100, Incontinence OF Urine In children
10. I25, Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
Impotence, etc.
These Medicines are especially prepared
No d can be relied upon 10 cure the DIS
Sages for which they are recommended.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
IN druggists and the Proprietor, Dr.
James Todd, room No. /, Almond Build
ING. \, w, cor. 8th and Market streets ;
snirance on Eighth street. Wilmington,
Delaware.
Persons suffering from any chronic dis
eases will do well TO consult DIR. Todd
IIsreatmeJt. including medicines, 81.
Once hours: Tuesdays and Fridays from
Il q. m. to s D. M, and fro IN to v p. M
IN other days except Sunday.
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I

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug 10, 1881
IA. n. WARNER & Co.-Dedr SIR For
N ksal years have been tr0ubleu from a
IFS hack, general debility and more or
IS siifficulty I'm the urinary organs. On
|A recon- m endation of a physician In
t1asdelphia used Warmers Safe Kid
~ md Liver Cure. l can only add that
Is HIFeots were all that could have been
Aibly desired, and my relief Is
In7Dngh, and as far as human foresight
..4ndRe permanently.
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EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG; CAsH y
Paid up Capital RoOOSV'
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II OF W1LMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUEBLO MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI-
TED STATES.
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston Els
change furnished to regular Depositor
without charge.
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body. 1t makes the skin white. soft and smooth
removes tan and frecitles, and 10 tho pEST toile
dressing in THE WORLD. Elegantly put up
two bottles in one package, consisting Of boti
internal and OK ernal treatment.
All first class druggists have II. 81. Der package
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The Destiny of Miners as Well ~
Girls Affected by the Practice OF
Whaling.
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sary at the falls Of the Ohio River

dona work IA necessary at the falls OF the Ohio River
to complete the improvement thereof. Adopted.
MI COBB Dem, Ind.l offered q resolution calling on
the Secretary OF the Interior for the or all bus-
ness firms and persons and the name OF each member
composing said firms living IN the District or Columbia,
together with the business and occupation each 10 en-
gaEed In who prosecute claims for pensions before the
Department Adopted.
Mr.. robson rep, " j. introduced hill TO declare
certain lands heretofore granted to railroad companies
forfeited 20 the United states.
contest arose a. 20 what committee tho bill be-
louged-whetAer 20 the Committee on Public Lands or
Committee un Pacific Railroad.
Pending decision the speaker laid before the House
message from the President, transmitting cummuui-
cation nom the secretary of the Interior relative 10 the
sale ot certain Indian lands IN the Fort Han military
reservation Referred.
AIS" letter from the Secretary o. the Treasury trans
hitting acmeut OF expenditures under the appIo-
pratou for the contingent eX tn-cs OF the treasury
department for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1881.
Referred
Also rttcr from the Secretary OF the Treasury, trans
mfdng the annual report " the National Board OF
Health. Referred
Afu the report OF the OF the National Homes
for disao.cJ volunteers. Referred.
Also memorial or q General Assembly Of tho Pres
0ytcrian tlurCt in cftrcuce to- poyEumy. Referred
Ihc House then. at 500, adjourned un'L % MarrOW.
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II tu" House or Representatives 'o-''S MI ~ -
O.eI lad, offered resolution i"S;r'-ung the 'oAl
lc-c-cN oi proN4A4"- q 'h'''' '''''' .-' '-'' & ~
- al sr,, tir,.
WIN ''''' u" w. l'p'- 90 '' ..., u.,,,.s ,.
q cb.u- ID. he rules stated that 81 would Dee referred
:. ,,. ,.,,,,,,f.,-. az, ,,i,res
u '"' ,. s r I'D .
Ltt..- reference Ai. ottu ''y''..t "i- IN He '1-'
I'll ~-rru bee referred to the Committee civil SEP
JI4 J.y- pn tbs motion was !o'i' % ID -, tNi n.y.
'Ie mo- 0i vas dc.c..el-y yeas, -; NAYS l39-auI
TIE resolution ~i- referred 10 lle committee OF 'r'
ar d.-KELI.I..cp, ka...I then los, d. .cstOu Of
.l.,-r s.. sem. 20 e.. c,ero dosh tnl lead JIt
. .u..tIl WINCH Dee ltcd % nav considered -sitTui.,
. o. N. tar fixed and ma. discrimination OF
g.. NLVlIL CON- Ir7s that ,a person u.-... .-
ltE-alut- marital ir'al.'--' OF ''---- OF 90. .'--
o.-... ,o DO, - entitled 90 h- aa4,-et 50 i-r House
O. hrp.e-- ultIye- 80 delegate FROM ANY l-F''"''
Nr RANDALL Dem RAJ uiu Iot tnInn mac .A' i'--
O..Uu NIt.lu tAC IJt- a. question OF I'iIt-'
I'D. HASKELL commended ina, tie resolution presented
@ ,.-..... 70: o.. s-cs. pr'l-., .4-.-,.ei 80 81 a..
- tti- l-ulrt u. .., House. ]. Hat been charged W
L.. ,.s, pre-. tuat UeAJ.la POI. -au,ts la 81,
b.. act rI. ou poiyglust7 49, Ic scale" Or il' lo"i
o.. Cr.sfr.- I..t- iIe charge udHt di-c'iH- ia"
oIty o tai- huusc and oi al Houses o. CONGRESS-. Tins
cues. ION should not Ue urugru oc attempted 90 be
.,t....l .v .,,.u I, az order.
II. IrAGAN .D.m.. Texas. ro@ed the reao.utiou on
O.. rIa. tlat Dc excluded leg-ous from Membership
OL ..e u-,d state %. faces Nli.ol' exam - "i &
N.-..af... IA. SIS. 81 Id, -ii,t led. i-,U.a Lr
Void ION letf..l, aud Willingly y4.h anyone w 90
81. Iut.Ii- su end 10 the prac.ICe o.. 20 c4ug.
ia. ePLLE Dem. GAJ argued that .ne resolution
dc Drt lirei a.. h,..- o. N-.,st v as dlu 40. tlc
g,..ril iIt SEA. lt.o--ily4 IA. 10 ..e 44 --J-ld
L. a.i- aa o. d -e-i lL tie I.Ls,1G 81 ~S.-ant A.
h. REQ .tlon mus 20 TO he Commit on judiciary
.1r MILLS Dem, Tex conteadro mt. as there
l. m-ln'ef "' the House chsrfei with poly -'n} iie
fe'. 'inL CHu q no present question o. iriN ."-c
'' 4- >''l-'. "''i'I'u ina "-, resolution uid LOT
"p.-.O- o- ID, question oi pl. -a...
.',-i,''., by, ~ .i, I 1880 .l 90, .' lie i-'dse
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vIyTTrH CONGRESSES SESSION
.,,-, - prpoRT OF PROCEEDINGS.

Drc11,R REPORT OF PROCEEDlNGS'
..-l-,o>s RELATIVE To TIE ALCOHOLIC LOU"
Tp,rr1C-p,-CUs-IN TIE suFRNA> 800,
ruI-rHE rolYoAalY QUESTION ~ ~ =, 1850
SENATE ..... ~ tsH.NGIoN, "Wednesday u,,,so
T-rop the opening Of the Senate vic - "ato
,c.ordor for recognition Of the ,-,p peter
e..iot,,t,r,t of the Coast Survey C'r'l'0 -
snr was coUCUre1 ja No., ,,,o r,inute Of
nv ,...,t, ~ fh, Presbyterian Chnreh OF 'ne
1t ,.,t,s n session Buffalo last May
po'Fgau'v. ,,o, ,rose,ted and bad read
Mr. Ao'''N, ,.-e of the Omaba tr'oe Of Indians
f ..s IN Grant 20 each one Of thcHi GEAR
j. ~. . a.. tp, land on which Pc hal worh''. IN"
,,r, Ian ,,- 10 trC petition set i'r,n U'' - .,ro5
i1hc' Y vs. hin hc 'mi-s Of the Omaha reSeTya lo.;
~. worked u".u .|cr T'eF''' W. 49, e.~.l
~ .,lr,. .la- elcL tlrm has iroin L'o 20 my "''
DAWES Rem Mass asserted ana 2u9!eo 6 ", Io.
e- s.,.-. tlo terms ~ ira trattV Wl. ' -
IA. fls ty, year, IL pad been "a cay o.. o,co,,-
,.f Tor IRE Indians what ih,I no" aSA@u ,,r, inc
.~niu-n,s- % tie authorities nal hr-' , .
= .a.l SIS, FIN NOT urovfdn- or ,ag allotment OF
i.r- I'm >,vers''y Wa IN erroneous one 1870 ,,..,.
Tie petition vas referred to the commune -" '''''''''
re,.tiaus were presented COR an amendment
".,..t SID, or ID saic liquors THROUGHOUT The N7-
i..I Boz. iu MANY ue'iuo1, Tor comm ~s.'n TO n
quite u rt-i'N '" '' - s,..,.t. .n y one
I.aul. f... u'.'.l W. .... mint
o. more H,. ~. ~ 49, %, asoo~9s,er with the
ar. FH'-' ~ TO-. ., go ....,-..7 i.. .-.a+ior Of
prayer oI -"i or 'I, IT, .-,..ct A.fon on
....t... tt..... .' TOO i.- CIV ..,, ro,,-
f.e.Ht.u was '.'''fyI. iut ti.-'. III. - o., d..
rtrIH,r tviii'ii7' az O.. ""'cH Ven ~ g., I-7.5r-
I..a.t tr..l'.. 'c. uh| 4'l- GIT, ..., ~ -.
..-. tur 'iH'li.'E i"Ii Was .A''-'.'-.' ~
Ls. rHl'.u. nis "e~'' , ., o,.-.,i.,oo on
N.v' At.iIs. reported "F't"'S ''' '''' ' f
thcieu'' oi thr NaN', -. ,.j,urrt,r,s no. T~ll
ull aa~ Itr 'tI'i 't 'lr. Z '.s' .... ,.,,,1-
taut'I .h' A'... . a.. -. tf 49, ~, award
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Otcan Cleaners
nnPnEAIIN LIVE

DORDEAUN LINE.
ID View .ul .ure., Lin, - tne So1tl n France.
NEN-NtEE And BJHDEAt * DL4t-- ,
CrrA-ri ~ T.rOrIIIE s, c1r 10 . I
r.tyl,r-s glr France. SPAN ana Itir PsrnIst', Pan.
NiD,. Nt.. Nil time and expense pv tlNnS Jll'ut@
Cabin tuctuLA< "l-el $50 oDeeris, ST fo' passage
wv p LIE ROrLANGEn. - Eelv-r.,L
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6ieamboats an1 Railroads.

| fNENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -
! ~ York OF Station IN
| BROOKLYN foot Of Futonst JEWELS Wharf -
| Commencing Nov z lss1. Iefve New Work
! 63Oa m-For Pennington. High Bridge Branch EasOn
| Mauch Chunk Tamaaua Hazleton Drff0n Scrlut0n &c
/ SO A. m-For Flemlngt0n Nigh Rrdge Branch EssSn
| Allentown. Reading Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk Williams
| port. Tamagua. Nant,cose scranton. NC
m-For FIemin ton FasfOn Allentown. Reading Har
| ri-Nurg. Mauch Chunt. Hazlot0u Wi.kaslarrs. Go.
$40 o. m.-For f-lstou. Mauch CHUNK Tamaqua DritOn.
| Kpe1orrn Scranton. &c
| A.OOp u4-For IIiVl 'I}r,igc Brqnrb E1st0n &c
| $50 D. m.-For ~Orlervle Pennington. sc.
FgOn w For Faston AiI,Utouu Rc,tinp TIqrrfsiur-
49, i VI V-5, n'o"u' H'ii4iiH' ''' 3
sunday trains leave an - m, l2p M fo~ Bound Brook
Iu i ana ,b WSs t a '"' = Ill., 'o'
For NevS9rk at : 81 SIS Gt5 7.I5 $50. $50.
O. q.I5 945 1913 lOi5 ll:lj M, l2.i5, l:l5. =
23O B. $3.50. !. 4.3O D. DID $50 5ij, d. 0;!J, o'31
For trains to local points lime Tables at stations
y Y and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y. Leave az = ,l5 A. M. II M = 800. +, 8. 6pm
FOR ATT. N%TIC CITY through car. D. M
ron FHFFUoID AZ -.i5 "a m n ln l. j. CD. 10. For
Voynort AZ S.l5s M l1r 4 < On m
$50. rt,p-st,It .-,,r',r,tilt,Nr AR w
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NTARLNN
STARIN'S .......-.....

- ANA =
COMPANY.
OGce, Pier 49, -. r.. foot Corl'andtst
Con.guu.1s u. ir.,L, forwarded IS directed 10 any part
yi tie world
U>EQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery o.. ~. Sa OF -ht auG MGR
ollaaso 90 4uy pat 1t t4a at.
STA AND ItAHGoA TOWING AID RIVER AND
UAkBUR LIpuITEAG..
re; oi csery description promptly usheI-d to point
iu the AarlorIt reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND AAHaE- ALWAYS OF HAND
TO CHATTER.
Steamers John II. starn ald Erl.us Corning FOR NEW
HAVEN leave rlrr is ~ r.. AZ D. daily. saturdays
excepted.
METROPOLIS TXPRES- CO.. between New-YorS and
Ncr-ll a.en. Care and al -p4.cI guaranteed
irr.gt lol points b. l. " H. H. received NJ Pier J..
For New 4lavel and po-lt- East al Pier Is
NORTH -IipEI. STATEN ISLAM Eleven Miles, fur
Ten ,cut- Wa Pier r.. h., ioot Wncha!!st
CENTRAL bHTPYAsU. CoHmuhIpaw, n Dry Docks
Machine shops verythlng aUperta4nng 10 the
construction repair Of vessels
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Brcoklnn prcpcrtp for Sale an> 90 Get

TOR SALE or TO Lighthouses in Brook
lyn the Heights stone 'front.' four stories dining room
extension location Gardrupace between state aDd ora -
also for house ~cherme rhO Ist near CLINTON
threest0rY brick both house Desirable and IN choice leea
tons. RDBEET =. BUS ING. PhUui1 BulLlnE, 10
COurtst Brooklyn, Broker in Real Estate and Mortgage
Loans.
ITO LET-5jj Dean-st; 3-stOry brown
stone; IL rooms an improvements 81 put IN complete
orier. Rent, 500 RULAND6 WHITING. l-i Nassau-st
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Tin ReaL EsLa.. f5r %!

Gin Heal G5lalt (Jr JL!c.
DFEKNAN-ST. PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- s.JUOU, $500. %, $1,000 $O1oJO.
HllANb 4 NHIIING, III NG-4aUst
TOR SALE.-Ou 7tl-ayc., near Broadway
Junction plot Of ten lots, ee front best location III
tie ,y foI lar A0t - accommodate o. 500 Euosj7
r os-esslDu ace, 81 OJuU, tNOiurl0 an remain on
bond AID mous-g- Apply 10 HOMER MOh'A@, .
Pine 81.
NOR SALF-HhOsr two very desirable cabl-
Appiv 10 JArrEH r.. corr sc, l4j broadway
LNOR SALE-With immediate possession, the
desirable tire-tory English basement hcuse l54 East
4ut-, one door u Le giontNc size lJJ 45J1.f.
house IN ar Apply 10 H. FLANAGAN, oOo 9TH
'CO EXCHANGE.-GO0d located and We'll
IA Ing lrI.rIy IN The c,ty for country residences
LIE Z H. b. IA ia Is. 1 s>Ii4.I, 100 bIOsdWay
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For Boys and Young Men-country.


ALEXANDER u.uutr-Mii.a"y Boarding
- sch '". s. DO. ''a-' fi'' o.. .-' '.-.i. d -
BORDENT0WN MILITARY IN>iilL IE-
Academic classic and -D0ulc courses wl'A reahi"y
DEPARTMENT; Address 'o- 81 j.! al a. ii- -"rden.o -'-J'
DOY~ and YOUNG MEN privately ntted tor
- college tfI.u'lrt or rejected - ,'l.!eu'
ssmo.ci.~ ft@t ~tpcA ridge. A'-> r. horFlANN.
TOLLEGIATE and COMNEECiAL IN~II-
- 1TTE EsT-liIEe;l an ie.srli Hu''t|t 0tl)0--
Preparatory Jp.sca ,oslAIt s1I'ps y Ol"l',' si,c'
Aln..elp,,--Il.-y p-trl .r.t sa ma 'vi1z 90
ELNWOOD INSTITUTE, Llur-5oro', BerI-
4 snie 90, Ma. -l5shet Ia 1872 dts .1r c1et' ~
cltHe school or business private lnst7Ict2l 'Pai''.'
tAiOu--01' '''' '.-v. A. A. GILBERT a. ~, Principal
EREEUOI.D iNSTI1 L TE, Freehold, \. j.,
I Boys boarding school Tie Rev y. y. CHAN E"0'
PIin, pa.
TElf,HlAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
/ tT-rFR Mass c. b. ME-DALF, A IL -upt.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, y. y
Pl-.nts vi,u lzp p.t'' .lNc SON flr9 leY va %
t1ror - coll - 81. il' IS ~ tt'.'' '
calsrwilh tl partIc N.Y. t ,'2"'t 1t'' Mr.
3d. ROME. a. f. '''l''i''-
DEUk~KILL u. w. Military Academy.-ror
Z rraI.ar. address col. o.. g. Nl;irHL A ST. frincinA
DENN~ILVANlA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Pom Omen. September a. Degrees conferred
ApD.i1 tJLgNI. IHEu HYATT President
DNEREIEW ACADEMY.
with r :. Military D.ut-'IHl- ilpr1l F1-C''ng vide
awake -,ar. Pr Ipr- combining study ".~rY Jr'- ana
-.. s5a cn,i5o! College G,lasa,at cent on a7oi
canon OTIS II-atr, A. NJ, puac.aa.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LlNEOF MAIL STEAMERS

r.rpAVAliA-, TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, UAYTI
p6HTD RICO l-rIMUs OF PANAMA, and COLOMBIA
hAL over, It I,ts ac invited ID aNaA thtnselse .
firms. which they IlAr on ANY IOuo winch inc
.t,auer. axe the low price OF - per
Ill. .n Includes living board tho steamer the whole
ur ana they may other oI The lins
~ may meet the voyage No uck0is issued for less Than
So k0I passage apply 20 .....,,
4 5tate-aL. New.IOrk.
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For Both seXes--CitY.

aTArE-. open January !, lS52
Experienced corps ut Instructors ia
tEEEtH
GLbNAN
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
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HTpFpIII- GF3VAN LIME.

1 HAMBURG. A mcrlcIu gacsnt Company's Line Or
PLIHOIId, CdtEBuU 30, and HAMBJ 20. 81,
TEl~IA Jan. l. 6I.I.Ii.lIr j an "a
SILI.~iA. jan I'D W LEILA ID .. go.
Rate, To guUcti. London, tlerholry lam
burg and an points the ,Juth ~ England FIRST cabin oI
steamers iIg april J. go 50, according L. loca
lion second Oa1in NbJ, go Round tr1p NJ te
du,rd Storage from Hamburg Havro and south
ampt0a. 81. ., .,-,,,,,,r, d. 90
h NHARDT & CO., G.. b. RICHARD & CO.
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
n d d =. Y.
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II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
For u III -TDWN AND Lii EuPOOI.
leaving pier o., y. H., foot NJ k-lg-st
,{-r1ll~-iN - ......... TUESDAY. Jan. -. q D..
NEVADA ....-. ... p.iav. Jan. 81. =. H..
tt,--INfA ........-.. Tues. as. Feb :, 40 d. m.
A-trID.A .......-...-- Tu.s .ay. Feb H., . p. lu.
V'VHNiTEG .. T4,..tar. Feb. 81, $ a. n
- IhrS, steamers are built ~ ron Nit,rrs' coppar
mo1t4 aud are furnished with every requisite 10 MAKE ihe
pas across the Atlantic bot SAFE "Ad eTre. "a @ ing
Sm0ng drawing groom, piano ana library
a. x,frc.d surgeon. stpWLgoes5 aud caterer on ta'h
amer Tnr .jateroon- all upper deck, thus in7urng
tn-e greatest AL Aurics at perfect Neuiduh anu
light. .....-.-., am cod. ,.5
500. INIGhIfEuIAIt $40. ii---.. ~ AZ l'" rates
OFFICE, No. - BROADWAY. -
M-ILLIA LIS ~ GrION.
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Fer Young Ladiez-C.tH.

MISS CHAPMAN WILL REORGANIZE
Va her AMI ad Europe classes tor ladies' January -
and T. az her residence. No West 4-th--L
MR.. ERNST PERABO
Va VII rr sumo his
PIANO LESSONS.
and NAV Dc aGd~..-ad care oil He,srs. CUIChERING
~DN~. Boston, Mass.
vE,HE MISSES PERINE. p East 7ltl--t, viii
! reopen Their English qui Frourh Boarding ami Day
School IIg Young -.- 'ep.s nJ1c-t number o resident
pupils A.uiJcL