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DROPOsALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
ANU 1KANETVII y IVsNs
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, OFflCH OF I
A IL " AsIIiN- InN AnrlI -. lsS2.

DFPaKrSEST or INTERIOR. oFFIcR OF
INDIAS ATFaIRs WASHINGTON. April 20, 1882.
SEALED PKOpOS Is Endorsed Proposals for Beef"
Odds be submitted in seperae envelopes, Ba
Coz, Flour Clothing Transportation, &C. the
be- and directed commissioner Of indian Affairs nos
Co and o. woosterst Newf1rk VIII pe received nnnI
service about sOdOO0 pounds Bacon 4OOO0OOO pounds
Beef on The hoo 3 ERE Bea9 VD P9%sd
1900 OOO pounds Flour. 2l2OOO pounds Feed 100000
PS@9 s Da sS1s Ness Sq o S0S O o@d ee
pounds Tea, $4,000 Tobacco 2olVO pounds Sat 24eIO0
pounds SOAP 5000 pounds Sda 100000 pounds sugar and
Also Blankets Woolon Cotton Goods consisting in
Dring 10000 wards; Duck free from all sizing. 10000
Yards DENNIS II yards; Gingham 30 900 yards Ken
Sherug 600 Yards Blcachcd Sheeting 20r0D yards
Hickory shifting 10 900 yards: Calico shifting 5000 Yards
ware Medical Suppes a long list Of miscellaneous arti
cles such PlouChs RaLes. Forks &C. aud for
RADIO Dakota Idaho Indian Territory Minnesota Montana
Nebraska Nevada and Wisconsin, TO be dey,rei al chicago
required adapted the climate OF the Pacific Coast with
California brakes. delivered az san Francisco ., -
transportation such tho articles goods and sup
plies that may be contracted Tor 20 be delivered at tho
BIDs MUST BR NADR OUT on GOVERNMENT BLANK
Schedules showing the kinds aud quantities oi subsistence
spi. re0uiI ca for each agency kinds quanu
,i ,l ~ III cr Sod. and articles iogrher with
10 be observed by bidders time place delivery
Instructions viii be furnished upon application -
the indian Office in Washington or 6 aud 67
ST. r. s.: William II. LYON NO 4s3 broadway, New-York
the Commissarics Of Subsistence = A. at Cheyenne chi
GO and Yankon the Postmaster at city, and to the
the following named places III Kansas: Ar
kansas city Burlington Caldwell. Dodge CITY, EmpOra Eli
rcka Great Bend Howard Hutchinson arne, Mcpherson
Marion, Medicine Lodge Newton osaEe Guy Sedan ater
ling. Topeka Wellington. Wichita and winfield.
BIDS opened at the hour ard day above stated and
bidders invited In De present al inc opening.
CERTIFIED
All bids must be accompanied certified checks
United Depository Assistant treasurer Tor al least
PCT cent Vi I'll" '''O''"' VI H. TRiCE, Commissioner
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, May 14-p. m


The principal incidents in mining stock circles
last week were: First. the collapse of the mining
firm of Clark & Boutwell,, under circumstances
which indicate dishonOrable methods OF conduct
ing financial trusts; and, second, the elimination
of the Moose stock speculation in an attempted
" corner" and a very general reputation OF con-
tracts by the bears" which resulted in the failure
of Arnold e. Co., who were the principals in the
" corner" These occurrences were effective III
still further unsettling the general markets for
mining stocksdepressing those stocks in which the
general short interest small, and for time
advancing the prices Of those stocks in which the
" short" interest was principally composed OF
class which recognizes the validity of a contract.
Naturally the desire TO close up all speculative
interests.
In yesterdays markets the feature was Robinson
Consolidated. which, under a buying for the
short account, from 2.55 TO $50, and then de-
clined to 2.40G2.50. Green Mountain was seadier
and recovered to 1.8O, and Rising Sun sold at
22025 cents Moose dull and sold at 4O035
cents. The CONS ocks were weak but the remainder
of the stocks quiet. and with little no tiuc-
tuations.
BALES At THE MINING ExCHAEGES
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MEDICAL and SURGICAL NOTES

MANAGEABLE ANEsTHErtCs.-lhe comes
p,nis referring to NJ. Berts recent experiments upon
the autbesa oi animals with mixtures or varlons pro
portions considers II probable that these proportions
NAV be s. exactly ascrrtained that all an1shetcs may
DO sed with entire iInpnniy Briefly. NJ Bert calls the
Interval between the snRsthec dose and the mortal
oose the geabc zone and his experiments seem 70
,,dcae that in all cases the mortal dose Is just conble
HE aupsthec dose II tho mixture represents upout
the middle of the manageable zone 90 ANNA - boe
lime OF the experiment. even II lasts ior Two n9dls
nroper mixture Of air may suffice 10 carry the patent
fr,, hr manageable 10 the nort1 zone NJ 'rft shows
hat most hctcs sccn 20 act, not by the qanty
~ hv he unoportion which they hold 10 tie air that
l. brrathed
ur,KT AILMENTS INDUCED BY SMOKING
Ont of eightyone great smokers examined IN France ~
medoai expert twenty+lrec are reported as exhibit
Ing an intermittent pulse independent of any cardiac
lesion; and this iniermitteucy disappeared on mo
tno,ng habit being abandoned. The effects OF smoking
on children from nine fifteen years of aee chow not
only ualp,tatiou aud Intermittent pulse, but choro-
ra,a The results o; observations In this inc IN re-
specf TO women smokers forty 10 MY casts
that most OF them suedod d ,, mn of the nnn
bcr marked lnterinilcncy VI Pulss
o. reatm cnt however slful frequent pro
tonced the difficulty yielding Only with the suppression
of the habit
NERVOUS AND NEURAIGTC characterization
fnide OF potassium is pronounced by high medical
.,,,ori,v n valuable remedy this ailment-many II
headache is declared being Kept iu check and the
seizure eat short ~ fun dose he taken as soon dis-
opfor, IA felt particularly the patient 20 to bed
and obtain sleep hgain. n compelled 10 be about,
twenty grains taken IN ttle sal volatile and water VIII
ln nervous centres aud SO calm me cetcnf crou-
ston or tcn ain doses with carbonate Of ammonia in
efcrVosoence with crc aclH wiz holhenI'S 'Ixo =. -.
ssse from the bromide. whom administered IN con
siderable doses
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Ecctnrc5 an0 llceiinns.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
y The connected with the twenty third annual
comm nccmcni school OF Columbia College. will
takc place the Academy " usc in this city on cdnes
Nav Il. at o'clock y. M.
members graduating class and the annual prizes
awarded.
An address will delivered before the graduating class
By Hon. Chauncey Il. Bcpcw. Of this city.
L. y. T. BARNARD LID,
President Columbia College
rVHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the
L Law school of the University will be held AZ the
Academy OF Music Monday evening 18th inst at \.
when The degrees will conferred A. J. NANDERPOEL
IL. D. President OF the Faculty Of Law, JOHN HAIL. D.
ID. A cting Chancellor.
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Steamboats, and RAILROADS..

A LDANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
hpKEw and ST JOHN leave pier al North River foot Of
Cana.s.. every WEEK DAY ate D. M. connecting at Al
bany SUNDAY morning ercepe with trains north west
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good 80 30
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Proposals.
,P rnE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS. }

OFF1cg on I'M BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PIL0Is,|
40 nURIING SLIT,
NEwYoRK May TO- 1882.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
II iii noon Of May IL TOT the removal ~ sunkcn canal
boat from the 81 waabout BAY Particulars may he
learned AT this Office right reserved 10 reject all pro
posals in the discretion Of the Board.
by order Of the Board. 1850
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rVROY BOATS-ClTlZENS LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA aad CITY OF TROY leave
daily Except saturday At Pier a. y. r. foot Chris,
tophtr connecting with morning trlnA fOr North aul
Nest sunday steamer touches at Albany
THE PoPuhAR, SQRE LINZ line TO- BOSTON
Three express trains daily except sunday Boston,
sos u tparl0r cars atachedl and ~ with
palace sleeping cars "a
Limited tickets 10 Boston (all rain, IS.
panor seats be obtained at Metropolitan,
Filth Avenue and windsor Hotel ticket oces aud at Grand
Central Depot
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Glnsirnl 4nstrnlllcllts.

DEATTY'S ORGANS y stops, 800. Pianos,
ID sl75 Nd Factory running day and night. Papers
free Address DANIEL r. BEATTY. W ashingt0n. y. j.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination of the classes will begin on MON
DAY May 20. at 10 a III
OF candidates admission 20 any Of the
civ ,errar courses viz Mining Engineering. civil I'm
ginecrinc Analytical and Appitd Chemistry. Geology
Metalrgy Architecture, viii begin FRIDAY, une y
at $50
CoMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY, June IL, at 10 a IN
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Express Trains leave NewYork Desbrosscs and Cort
llnd streets Ferries as follows
$50 20 & $50 90 Limited, IL m l. 800 $40 L. s. g.
= \ and 9p. and II night. Sunday, 53O l. aud 10 a.
D., g.. T., 3 and p. IN, anu ~ night
Express train. leave NewiOrk daily except Sunday
aud p M. running through via Trenton and Camden,
l2OI 3O5 800. 345. $50. $50 30 80. and IL a. m
Qimited Express l30 NJ, !, 3 T. o, T. $780, 100 and
20 D. IN ON sunday l2.Ol 300. go 34J $50 a. m A
80, 7.55, ana 20 p m Leave Philadelphia, Cam.
den 9 a. IN. AID 40 D. daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices ~ and 944 Broadway AstOr House and
fool Of and Coraudts- COurtst aud Brook
yu Auue1 station foot of Fulton-st BroOkhn Nos
10 ana II Iludsonst HObokcn station Jersey CITY Kun
igraut Ticket once. Battery place
The Newly Transfer Company viii call for and check
bag g.ge from hotels and esidences.
'FltANh THOMSON, j. r.. WOOD,
o.. p...
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lneirnrtfon.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

III
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination several classes for the year
will begin on MONDAY, May %. at oSoa m .,:
Candidates for the degree of Master Of Arts ana
the Graduate Department will be examined Oh
June 8. and following days
examination candidates for admission VIII peS" u"
WEDN ESDAY. June T. at $3.50 a. m
COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY June H. At 1" IL H.
SCHOOL OF MINES.
The s1nrs examination OF the classes vi" OS ." 0
The examination candidates for admission 10 any o. The
sir regular courses viz Mining Engineering. tyi En-
gneene Anaysal and Apg.d GheHiIy d SSns
COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY, June IA. at 10 a m.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The annual examination students Of the school will
begin on MONDAY. Nay %, lOa. m.
COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY. Tune H. at 10 n. m
ZAP. BARNARD. s. 7. D. LID. President.
Maos, u ave. 49;h aud 50th-sts, New-YorS CITY.
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. NY
Established 1854
snncrin,ondent-IOuN K. HAYS. ". D..
SUMMER SESSION begins June 10. 800
Boarding schoo OF the highest grade whose lhreefoh
TIC intellect q you by scisas the VIII Gy o5,aieae and
The feelings 0y reH'on ncvf , wile nI
Hudson is reached by sixth Avenue Elevated RoadD
l55h-st Carriages alwaYSln waiting, umeN No
tincaOn the superintendent the arrsA0t any tram
beautiful and healthy place-on an e'nlencc com
manding the delightful more attractive sur
IOunding found along The farfanoi bdlk3 O t13
Hudson Isbullings unusually hOmelkc.
There forty anl attached TO II, shaded ana IN
teTsece by oak groves aforns ample space Tor pay
grounds
French, German and Spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
i Madson.1ve ami itthst. 1t' i)- to Scl9h 81 Mines
Stevens Institute Shefisd sc. All tec1lich prOioss0IA
Classcsin Architectural ana Mechanical DRAWING.
A. COLiN.lU5 Engineer Corps US NJ ana professor ii
Naval Academy
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN.
VA English, French and German Boarding and Jay school
(FOrmcTly Miss /. r. BcnedictsD
Removed from No East l2d st. 10 No west 4Sul-St
Thorough instructions IN all departments
lIISS ARABELLA KETCliUNS private
vi class Young ladies' and children viii reopen We'd
Desday October D. 1852 French under personal charge oil
Dr. LAMBERT SAUNEUR The number OF pupils beng
strictly limited is desirable that applications for admission
should be made possible German kindergarten
the FrOobe method connected with the class Glass;
rooms No % West 3sths-
fINIE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 7lth-St.. will
reopen their English ami French Boarding and Day
schoolior Young Ladies' S5pJe nJss - humber vi resident
pupilSil ntcL
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AND ONO RAILROAD.
7. MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washington.

on and after Jan 23 the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave nom Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot OF Cortandt
RI and Dcsbrcsscs-st a. follow-
$50 except Sundays Paror attached, arrives
Washington $40 y Night express leaves washingto
at e47 m daily sleepers and day coaches through To
Cincinnati ana Chicago
p M daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25 a m.
Cincinnati $50 Chicago $3.50 and ~. Louis $3.50
b. 4 palace slccperS and day coaches through To
Cincinnati 81. Louis and Chicago.
IL o'clock night daily, Washington SIS a. m.
Day Express leaves Washington at l04U H. daily
Slcepcrs and day coaches through to Cincinnati.
~ No other line faster time the West Trains
sII1ye from the West at 600 m $50 p and 1880 p
m Tickets and sleeping berths secured and baggage called
Tor ana checked 10 destination at conpanEs Office no 80
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

For BOtn StXtS-CICY
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
w school Young Ladies ard Children rcOpcns Sepem
- West 37thst Separate class for limited num-
Der OF boys. send for circular
Is7ALWORTIrS STENOGRAPIIIC lNSTl-
w TUTE, with Ladies Department West lithst, near
Jtl.avc. Write for circular.
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Art Scnools-City.

Art Scnools-City.
MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
w will receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape, flowers.
stifc china and decoration. at her studio THE Bella"
NO AZ East 26thSt 4h.ave, commencing Oct H.
references: MI. d. huntington, MI VIM Hart, MI James
NJ. Hart, Mir. 4. L. Bellows.
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FARE ONLY 81 TO BOSION
Tor limited tickets
steamers leave dairy (Sundavs included) 1T
d. III Pier % y. H.. MuTiav-st.
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at L
BROOKLYN at 4.3O p Tickets and siateroOms bo
all principal hotels aud ticket Offices At
the Office on PIER * and On steamers z
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEORGE l.. CONNORr
Agents Genl Pass. Agent
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination Of the students the school will
begin MONDAY, Nay 22, 10 a. N.
COMMENCEMENT. WEDNESDAY. June u. at 10 a. m
IA p BARNARD. s. T. D.. LID President
N,nnis. IL nv, AN;h and hOih. sfs. New. YORK CITY.
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To PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND . ON sun.
DAY, STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA 2IN
NEW-IOKk
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O-SiatOn in NewlOrk, foot OF Lberty.st. station IN
Brooklyn, foot OF FutOns., JEWELS Wharf
Commencing NOV. 7, 1881. Leave New-YOrk
$50 mFOr Pennington. High Bridge Branch. Easton.
Wind Gap. Mauch Chunk. Tsmancnd Tamaqua HaLetOn.
DrfftOn, Scranton, &c
$40 m-For Pennington. High Bridge Branch,
Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk Williams
port, Tamaqua Nanticokc Scranton. SC.
m-FOr Pennington. Eastou Allentown Reading,
risOnrg. Mauch CHUNK. Hazleton Wllkesbarre &c
80 p m-For Easton wind Gap. MLueh Chunk. Tanagua
Driton. Wilke sbarre. Scranton, &c
Up m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton 20
4:30 p. m.-T0r SOmervile, Pennington &C.
$50 p m-For hsston, Allentown. Reading Harrisburg.
Mauch Chunk, Wilkcsbarrc, &c
Sunday trains leave at S45 NJ II p for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations at $50 for Eason Allentown
Harrisburg and the west
For NewarK at 3 5ij Gl5 e49. Tar 7:so s:l5. 800
O. 9.l5 04j 1915 l0t5 Il:lJ m, II M l2:45 l15 2,
2S0, 3 $50 4, 30 D. % - 5n 5A5. .. Gl5 ESQ., z. 1880
S:l5. q, 9i5. 1879, ll:l5, IL p. m.
For trains to local points tine tables NJ statOu5
PERTH AMBOi BkAHCii
For Sewaren at :. s.: : Il. n, IL m, 4, q p m
For Perth AmbOy at ,. X: 10 m II M =, !. Up.
FOR Freehold az 81 a. m. II m, . T. D. m.
For Kevnort at J. S:l5 a. M. ~ m. 2. I. Gp. m.
NEW-YOR AND PHILADELPHIA
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
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IlROYIDENCE LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
i FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence & Worcester RIs.
for all POINTS NORTH ANA EAST, via WORCESTER
The entirely and p3la1l steamer hIIODE ISLAND
on MOndays Wednesdays and Fridays, aud the fayOrite
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, viii leaycat
p. II. from Pier % y. r. foot Of Warrcn-st
Connections will be made at Providence, via =. & W
RI for Worcester and all Northern Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets for sale at all principal ticket
Offices Stae-rOoms secured at Offices Of WescO EXprcs.
Co. Nos 2O7. 3sl .g7 and 42l broadway, and fiiLi
Avenue aud windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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NIONINIT IUN LINE TUX bUN TUN.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
PARE So Boston for class limited tickets good only
as specified their face.
steamers NARRAGANSETT and STONINGTON leave
daily except Sundays at D. from Pier So " r. foot VI
Jav.st arriving IN Boston AT u a.
tickets Tor sale all principal ticket Offices. Satero0ms
secured at Westcott Express Co. 2O7 3s 3a7
An Broad at Fh Avenue Windsor Hotel
Offices Frcights always taken at the lowest rates.
I. ". FILKISS, General Passenger Agent.
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NEW HAVEN, MERiDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD aUOLl OKE. MONTREAL and inferno
points. steamers leave Iler - f. z at and /
pm tSundays excepted; connecting with trains NEW
HAVEN. for MEK1DEN, HARTFORD. sPEINGFIELD.
&c Tickets baggage checked at g44 broadway
y Courtst Brooklyn Excursion TO New Haven and
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEN1, An ID TILE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
BNT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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4 EHlGH VALLEY RAILRO AD.-PaSsengc
IL after May -, 1852 will leave depots foot
COrtland DcsbrOsscs-st.at Sl 10 m 81 40 ami
ESQ D. Tor Kaston, Bethehem. Allentown, Reading.
WI scsDaTTe, IOwanda Waverly. Ithaca.
Geneva Lyons Bun lo the West Northwest Pull
through coaches daily Trains at for Easton,
Bethlehem Reading, MauCh Chunk, Mkesbarre
and Pitts0n Local trains at for kastOn, Bethlehem
and CoIlay.
Trains leaving $40 and p III. for 81
points MahanOy and azcIton coal regon8 sunday train
local FOR Chunk, $40 Leave MGuch Chunk at
4:45 Il.
General Office Of Church and Cort'andtsts
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ACTUAL SALES uAHEs SOLD,
$780,, Open High LOw-.p, Am NY
NU"'S ing. est est 1854 EI EK.
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- Leave New York from station G. r. r. OF NJ. 81.
For Philadelphia Ninth and GreenstS ut 7t3 93i ll:lo
o. M 800 :. 4:3p $50 :. ~ on SUNDAY at y a. IN,
$50 m For Third aud Berkssts, NJ 74j. lids rnr
100. i30. $50. ,. m. On Sunday $40 a. M
For Trenton, 7:fj $50 ll;lja l:3O 49, $40 Z. ~
y. ON sunday. sija. M. 800 ~ D. m.
Return trains eive Philadelphia for New York.
From stations Ph1 and Reading r. H.. Ninth ana tren-
SITS at 100 $50 800 IL m. IL, 345. $40. 3d. IL y ~
sunday. SO "A. M I.gO % IN.
6;3h ll:5Op IN. SUNDAY At 3: i5a IN. 45Op. m ,
From Trenton - go S,OS 900 zoos 1888 a. M l;oo
4 20 b2l, Tsp m. Sunday l.2J. 9.lSa m. Gl4 p m
PULLMAN PARIOR CARS ere attached TO day trans
ana SLtII,lNG COACHES Ia midnight trains rom new
Connection ~ made 20 Jer4eg city staroo u
B-onSlyn and Eric Depot. Jersey city. $500
aL 239 26l sOl.
ga gj7 1913 broadway and at The principal hotels Nos
ana Court-s aud ONCE Jewe's Wharf, Brooklyn.
y. Transfer Company will call iOr and check baggage
from hoie residence 10 destination $1,000,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAl'
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
Commencing April !, lSS2
STEAMER JESSE iGOYT WILL LEAVE PIER <. " H.
FOOT RECTORST.;
For lllghiand5, Seabrght Monmouth beach Snd long
BlBlch o. 10: a. ~. $40 sundays ~ a III
For ocean Grove. Point Pleasant &c. 1919 a IN
For Lakewood Toms River. Barncgat &c, 3:45 y. m
VIA RED ~ From foo: Liberty ST. - - a III no'
Lakewood. Toms River. Barcga 6c p m Or l1ke"ool
Toms River Atlantic city, an stations 10 Bay side D.
III. for Lakewood. Toms River Barne gat, &c. ,,
VIA BRANCHPORI- From foot Iibcrtyst: TOT Hfmly
Hook, II for Highlands. IL m, IL; Tor MonhouIh
Beach and So1bright - H. M. II m. D. m II, . >,
Tickets reading via BOAT and SANDY llOOh VII not ue
good wa RAJ AMI tickets reading via Rail VII uot oo re0oE
nizcd via Sandy HOOK ,,.,,.,,
JOSEPH : HARRIS. IL. L. BAlDW IN,
General MANAGER Gen Pass Agent
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Dressmakin9.
BOARD ano Rooms.

DARTIES suffering from mental or nervoua
Il diseases have special attention. and board re-
CURED Address EXPERIENCE Tribune Uptown ofiea
I Rro4d
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MISS AKABEILA KETVHUNN pnNaIt
vi class Young ladies' and children viii reopen We'd
Desday October T. 1881 French under personal charge Oh
Dr. LAMBERT SAUNEUR. The number OF pupils beng
strictly limited it is desirable that applications for admission
should be possible. German kindergarten
bY the FrOcbe method connected with the class CLASS
rnnn M Wnef
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

--"MARY POWELL" will COMMENCE
~. running for the season MONDAY MAY o. leaving
Vestr.s pier daily (Sundays excepted at 3lj and est
22dst at $50 D. III. making the usual landings
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-24

WuJ Nu~ uN Wounds on am,
Kind Of animals are liable to be fl,-blowu
and very annoying. The best treatment
tia. ve know Of is an application Of strong
clr5olic soap. That which is sold as sheep
Dip Is very good but be careful not to use
the ar>euical sheep dip OF anything Of that
kind Soft soap or semi-,olid soap strongly
imp-eEna,ed with crude carbolic acid i,
,oa. and any one can make il. II will
b found good for all kinds Of raw sores,
,iI,. bites, scratches and the like on man
o. beast
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y good Corset for only Doc, former
price j0c. y good Corset for soc.
former price 7jc. 4 good Corset
for 81 90, former price $l.2j. \
good Corset tor 90, former price
$500. A good Corset for $l.7j.
former price $3.50.
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l. ANC1 GOODS

Ihi' department ha. never been :
marhctas At the present. We have
better selected stock cannot be found.
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