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The Virginia star., 1882-12-09
LOCAL NEWS,
DECEMBER 8, 1885,
A WORTHY ENTERPRISE.

We are under obligations to Aid
derman, 9. FL. Dufield for copy 0
the circular of the Faculty of tn
Medical College Of Va. to which b
called our attention believing it
benehits would be embraced by tn,
poor OF our community. We gladly
publish 2 portion of it and would have
done 80 sooner but for the pressure
on our columns.
RICHMOND, NoUem5er, 8, 1882
DEAE SIR:
The Faculty of the Medical Col
lege Of Virgini have recently effected
. thorough reorganization of the
Dlspensary located in its building.
UNDER the present management,
besides the daily attendance of Drs
Edward Mccarthy and W f. Mercer
the following professors will be
present to prescribe on the days
Indicated, viz:
DR.. James on Monday. for the
several forms Of Diathetic Disease,
and the Diseases OF the Lungs, Heart,
and Digestive Organs.
Or. Cullen. on Tuesday, for all
cases in General Surgery.
DR.. Wexford on Wednesday, for
all cases with diseases peculiar to
women and children.
Dr. Shields, on Thursday, on the
diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Nasal Cavities.
DR.. Coleman. on Friday, for the
diseases incident to Pregnancy, the
several forms of Fever, and the dis
eases Of the Nervous System. Skin
and Kidneys.
The Dispensary will be open daily
from II III. to 2 p NJ, Sundays ex-
cepted, and separate apartments are
provided for each race and sex, that
is, separate apartment is provided
for each race and sex; that is. sep
arate apartment is provided for schite
males and another for aohite females;
another apartment for colored males
and another for colored females; all
Of which will be kept well warmed
and comfortable, and 1t is the purpose
Of the faculty to show every proper
consideration for sex and condition
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Personals and Brief Locals.

R. 7. Hill & Co. opened theil
Book and Stationery Store on Broat
street, 222 Il. and their handsome
display OF fine goods has been appre
ciated by numerous friends. Let
those who have not read the notice
Of their partnership and ADVERTISE
ment, do SO, and then go and buy
from them whatever you may need
in their line.
The tirst individuals whom we met
with when entering their establish
ment, for the first time were two of
our most estlmable and intelligent
young ladies, who were purchasing
some articles. Let others initiate
her kind and wise example and en-.
courage the spread of enterprise
among us.
"A missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. J. J. Coles Of
Richmond Institute on the subject
OF African Missions, last Sunday af-
ternoon at three o'clock at Moore
Street church.. The audience was
large and appreclative, and deserve
credit for the generosity displayed in
IN the collection for Foreign Mis-
slons. Circumstances prevented the
kev. Il. Il. Mitchell from preaching
on the occasion, as it was announced
he would do in our last issue.
The Sunday School Te acber
Institute will hold its next meetino
at the First Baptist Church. Friday
december 18th, at p. M; when the
following subjects will be considered.
1.-The Sunday School Field OF Chris.
tan Actiyity"-T. A. Miles; .eThe
Teachers Meeting; What it is and
What i Should Be j. A. Grff;n.
essay, THE Preparation Of the Teach
Or Miss A. l.. Wallace .I]he
Nature Of the Mine" General Dis
,ussion.
Ihe teachers are earnestly request.
q 70 be present. All are invited VINO
re at All Interested in Sunday School
york and the perpetuity of the above
ns1ltude 20 attend the meeting OF the
anne next Friday night, Dec. 18th.
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OUR CHURCHES TOMORROW.

"THIRD STREET A. M. e, CHURCH
between Leigh and Jackson STREETS, Rev. w
Ii. Bryant. Pastor. Sunday school at a. m
preaching at III a. m. 81 p. m. and 7 AS r. m
@LEIGH STREET C. M. E. CHURCH
between First and st. James sreets. Sunday
school at half past O'Clock a. IN. ~serVRes
at 3 10 in the afternoon and O'Clock In the
evening. WIN. w. BROWN. Pastor.
~ FIFTH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, north Fifth opposite Jackson st..
Rev. ii I'll. Mitchell pastor; Service every
Sabbath at IL a. M. ,haIf past 3 and o. m
Sabbath School at 8 a. IN. [4.1.82tf.
90 MOUNT CAVALRY BAPTIST
CHURCH. on Williamsburg avenue lust be-
low City Gas Works, services every Sabbath
at IL a. m, p. m. and d. m. Church
meeting every fourth Monday night; Sunday
school a. m, REV. ARCHER FERGUS
SON, pastor; Andrew Jackson. clerk.
~ MOORE EFT BAPTIST
ChURH, Moore street, near Brook avenue.
Preaching every sabbath at III A. NJ. and
nan past (. H.. z. II. PAYNE pastor. Sab.
bath School at half past A, M. j. hi. Press
/ eY superintendent. 1TS9tt
1 GB ST. PHILIPS P. Z. CHURCH,
corner 81. James and Leigh streets, Services
every Sunday at IL a. m. and 3 p. m.
wednesdays at p. N. Meeting OF the choir
Fridays. sunday school at =. m. and tle
Parrish school open daily ut a. m; Sewing
school every Wednesday at d. m. TH0Ms
AS w. CAIN PASJOR. oosI
NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. earner
Broad and College streets, Rev. j. n.
HOLMES, pastor. Regular services every
Sabbath at IL a. m, 3 $50 D. m. and o'clock
ut night; prayer meeting every wednesday
night; Sunday school ut half past o 4. m:
Sunday school teachers meeting, THURSDAY
lights.
@ FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH, (SID.
NE1l, west Main street. near Mortonis
Hover Garden. Services every Sabbath .af
II O'Clock q, m, and 81 and 81 p. n. SUNDAY
scnool at .. ma covenant meeting
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UDpARTNERs4lp NOz1oE.

We, the undersigned, having form.
ed co.partnership under the firm
style Of X. L. Hill 6s Co., for the
purpose OF conducting the Book.
Stationery, and Music Business,
will open at No. 222 K. Broad
street on or about the LIST of Decem.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

RICHMOND, September %, 1852,
The public Is hereby notified that Mr.. p.
w. BURT, whom we authorlz ed TO solicit
subscri ptions aud adyertiseme nts for tht
STAR, and who abused this authority to oul
| injury. by representing himself as being The
editor OF the VIRGINIA STAR, thereby i'm,
| posing upon many OF our athens. is no
longer connected, III any wav whatever. with
The VIRGINIA STAR, and bas no agfb0rJfg 10
transact aus haSsaesS of aHy kind for ii.
RI any one has contracted with Mr. Burt
previous TO this date for subscriptions or al.
vertisements. and such contracts have nat
been carried out, If be Will satisfy US Of the
existence OF such coatracts, we will in good
faith earTy-them out
The public are warned not to transact anv
business with Mr.. P.W. Burt in future for Us
as we will not hereafter be responsible for
any act OF his.
STEWARD, VOOLFOLK q CO..
Prop. and Editors OF the VIRGINIA STAR.
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FIRST FLOOR :

FIRST FLOOR:
Special bargains in SILKS and vELvETs. RICH
BRoCADEs and PLAIN vELvETs, BRocA.
DED and PLAIN SILKS
BLACK and CoLoRED vELyETs from 81 a5 10
$3.50.
BLACK and COLoRED PLUsHEs from 81
to $3.50
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS at 81 and
upward; Special bargains In BLACK
SILKS at 81, $1.25. and Sl.50:
EXCELLENT TEXTURE and FINISH
SATIN RHADAME and MERVELTIEITy
at I'll 80. $I.75. and So.
COLORED CASHMERES, COMPRISING all
Inc most popular styles of dress goods in the
275 pieces of BLACK DRESS GOODS from
70 cts to $3.50 per yard:
40O pieces or Double-Fold CASHMEREs
from 124 to so cts:
l more case of sHUDDAH CLOTH. in every
shade. al 16sc. per yard:
SCOTCH PLATDS and STRIPES TO
MATCH at greatly reduced prices:
case of NICE DRESS at 1Oc.;
l case OF KNICKERBOCKER DRESS
GOoDS at &c.. reduced from 16sc.;
l bsse csse a,i. oa MOhlE DkESS GOODS at 121c.-
l case of NICE DRESS GOODS at 1o1e-
been selling at 16tc.;
3OO pieces Of CASsIMERES at prices to SUIT
anybody and everybody-a great reduction
original cases of LADIES and GENTLE,
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS,p just received
rom the New York importers; amongst
mem you will find some Fine Gentlemen's
Hem Stitched at &c.. good value for 50c.:
excellent quality at 10 and I5c.
AnQtner lot of those Cheap Cloakings.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED DRESSES re.
duced from $40 to $3.50;
va the SECOND FLOOR vou will find a
very large assortment of FIJR~LINED CIR.
CULARS, DOLMANS, CLOAKS, WRAPS.
OF all kinds for Ladies Misses and Children:
Large stock Of CARPETS, OIL>CLOTHS.
nguS, q MATS. MATING, WINDOW
SHADES. LACE CURTAINS-alj at hottom
prices. "'''''
sYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Broad street.
Branch Store; 1929 Main street.
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|VIRGINIA STEAM b. fYsA
BOAT COMPANY,s h1AAN
JAMES RIVER LINE FORE -
OLD POINT COMFORT. RFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH,, AND JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS DIRECT, CONNECTS AT
OLD POINT SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE
AND THE NORTH.
ALSO. CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WTrfY
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR
OCEAN VIEW AND STEAMERS FOR
HAMPTON. SMIrHFIELD.
EASTERN SHORE OF yIPGISr.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREAILI REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, Sf.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, sl.5O.
MEALS. - cents.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
ONE OF THE LoMPASY's SPACIOUS Ann
ELEGANT STEAMERS =
CITY OF RICHMOND or ARIEL.
carrying UAlted States maiI.A
Il. Y. CLIFFORD, Commander.
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY att -
Tor oose.named places, connecting ~ tlla
Poin. with The Bay Line for Baltlnore AL
| the North. Returning, the steamer leaves
Norfolk ut o A. NJ. aud Old Point ~ T.i5
| A. NJ, arriving ut Richmondat about p N
Through tickets on sale on steamer anI
| at CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Nam street. '4
Baggage checked through.
ESPECIALLY LOW R4JAs gso .a<ooyx.
TIES, nc.
STATE>RO0MSC CAN BE ENG AllEn rnp
DAY OK NI1Hr.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Parts.
mouth, Smithiield aud Hampton: ii ash,ags
ton y. c., Newbern. Washington AMI p.s-
boro, n. Y. and all points Ia Eastern North.
Carolina; also ior Eastern shore of vlr-
ginia. Old Point, and ali regular lana,n'.s
on Jamee River, at LOWEST IA rES aa5
through bills issued. i. b. TArUn.
e'Nou' Superintendent.
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Der 1882, with full stock of books
stationery, Sunday school supplies,
Bibles, writing paper, pens, inks,
pencil and fancy goods, music and
musical instruments.
Respectfully,
r. T. HILL
w. I'll. Anderson.
The Virginia star., 1882-12-09
EsYCLE BROTHERS.
81 BROAD STREET.

EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE AGAIN
WITH NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
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Geaal Notires.

MARINE COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
COMPAN =, plauuiT agalust Ere Derrick l. HA tTIELL
and WILDER J. HATFIELD. defendants. summons
To the abOvenamed defendants You hereby summoned
TO answer the complaint in this action and 70 serve copy OF
your answer on the plaintiffs attorney within six days after
the service OF this exclusive OF tho day OF sevico
ami In OF failure appear judgment VIII
be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
Dated sept 7, 1882
DILLON & SWAYNE Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Post Office and Office address, No l9j broadway New-fok
City.
To Frederick Hartzel and WIberJ Uartze: The fore
going summons served upon by publication pursuant
To Of Hon Granville p Hawcs, Justice OF the
Marine City OF ewYork dated the 9th day OF
October 1892 with the complaint the OIL OF the
clerk Of said Marine Court at the City Iia In said city
DILLON & swAYNE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

GTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASI; -.
Fare IS Boston nI5tcas limited tickets geOd ohy
specified their face. ~.....I.-,o., ,...o
Steamers NARRAGANSETr and SrONlNGTON leave
daily except sundays at from Pier So ~ r. loot oil
Jay ST, arriving IN Boston at a. m M. ,...o..
Tickets for sale ut all principal ticket oinces
secured at OF Wesoot EXPRESS Co. EO ost ov anu
a. ErnadwaV and al Avenue and Windsor Hotel
ticket orces Freight always taken the lowest rates
1
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rT1UE POPULAR SHORE LINE.

Il FOR Providence BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL pEpol,
Three trains day ISundys excepted 70 boston AZ
O5 a. m D. % (parOF cars attached) and ~ nL "itn
'i.f TfIEu TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL -.
NEWPORT express al y. m. (patlor cars nttaehea AT
riVes Newport y IA. -. 49,. ~.
PROVIDENCE special express NJ p M paiior cars at
tach.il arrives at Pro sidence lO-O D. ~ -. :.
Tickets and paroca Iseats secured FlI,n Venue ana
4. W. FILklNa. Gsisial PAAsonger AgenL
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5tenmboats my R1i!rJI15.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
VIA Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.

on and after May 81, tho magnificent PASSENGER Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot COrtanits
anu DosDrOsSes-sL, ~ follows
p m, except sundays Dlrl)r attached arrives wash
ngtOn $40 Night express leaves Washington az ~
and Chicago.
Up m. daily. Fast Line Washington 2:15 M Gin
cinnat $50 p M Chicago 5}j a and 50 Louis $50 a. m
H. o. palace eepos and day coaches though to Cincinnati
st Louis ana Chicago
II o'c,ock night y arrives at Wa3hington $50 Day
Express leaves Washington az lOtO daily Shoppers
and day coaches through To 'iIcinnltL
arrive from The West COO m. 800 p ana 1910 p
Tickets sleeping rrrHs secured AMI baggage called
Tor and checked destination ut cOmpany' Once so 81 ,
[
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mnsirGI Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS. 81 stops, 1925. Pianos.
ID 1927 90 Factory running day and night Cata9snss
rec Address DANIEL T. BEATTY Washington NJ
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n INV ItII LINZ
~ 10 boston Worcester Nashua Portland aud tho East
Inc Iron steamer -
CITY OF WORCESTER
the boat tie sound and
the ia Ollte CITY OF n Nv lphh,
leaves Pier 40, North River OF Wsttsst. next pier
above DesbrOssesst Ferry daily except sundays at n
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RAILROAD.
AND UNITED sTArE5 MAIL ROUTE
on and afier October l, loS3,
4 D L, l Il Z, IL y n LII \ !.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
streets Ferries as follows: ,
CARS a atached a and n DAILY NdwYorE
,ngo Limited OF fdror Dining smoking and sleep
Wlamspor; Lock Haven, a. m. p Cory and Enc at
p 5 G ,5e % ga5 oy io' l'''' Fe'O's" O0n
Baltimore Washngton qad the south Limited washington
arrive Washington p N itesuiar VIA - ana r. r.
r. AZ Is aad $3.50 NJ. $40 and NJ and II night via
b. nad q b and 2 55 ana M ~ SnS and night.
For Atlantic CITY except sunday, 81 and on
For az ~ except SUNDAY. 5:l5 Illoa Saturdays
ISn5 Branch Bay Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Am0oy o. M y noon 5;50 ana . !. M
at Jersey city aordng speedy and direct transfer tor
Trans From Pusburg 500 and l:2O 79O and
d50 n m 3 5o 530 $50 ana fU:50 D. M Sunday $50.
$50 a. H. and 1000 p m From Baltimore l;ZO p.
S G55 s S go i6o ii 30 m i:55 2 5S $50 S3
@ @ f iS9I aRg no 49, g i S AND i o.5o O NJ
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE oLD.EsrABIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDsONsUN-
DAY STATIONS E ~ r5tkADhLrhiA' Z IN
DQrERLF 6c rE r FhsEf TINE
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
,press Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Court
si6 20 8 $50 g ana 10 Limited IL M l, $40 $40
and md Is B and q 9lg ana sgnaay S ana and 3
night
Expiess Trains leave NeW-YOrk daily except Sunday,
7i2O a. and D. M running through via Trenton and
RetuTnn trains leave Station Philadelphia
II o. 3O5, 52u, $40, 600 100 $40, $50, and IL
Qmlted express 3Op. M, l. 3, 4, l.21 Limited d,
$50, 40. ;, and $40 M ON sunday lZOl SO2, 80
S45 (j:2J Limited, $50, 7:45, and 500
Philadelphia VIA Camden a. ~ ami 4.3O p m. daily
except sunday.
Ticket $40 and ga Broadway. Aston House. and
foot OF Dosbrosses and Courtlandtstsi Court-st and
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of FutOnsL, Brooklyn Nos
ia ll6 and LIS HudsOn ST. HOboken station, Jersey city
Emlgrant Ticket Onlce Battery Place.
The NewNOr Transfer Company Will call for ana check
Baggage from hotels and residences. -
CHARLES T. PUOH, j. X. WOOD
Genera Manager. OeneIal FAssr ABehI
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Sales bp Auttion.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN c.
~ LIST auctioneer Will sell public auction Saturday
October IL 1882, II o'clock 40 634 Broadway In
this city the furniture and fixtures OF hotel and restaurant
BY Orier Of the Mortgage.
Dated Oct. Is, 1882 ASHBEL p FITCH.
Attorney Mortgagee O5 Nassai-st., New York.
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obstruction.
For Bows and


For BOYS and Young Men-country.
DARK INSTITUTE, Rye, N. Y.-For Boys )
l. 5000 year HENRY TATLoCk. Principal
DEEKSKILL N.Y.) Military Academy.-FooIr
circulars address Col {. j. WRIGHT, \. NJ, FnhopA
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Penn opens September Ia Degrees conteIred
Apply 20 COLONEL THEO HYATT, fIesoens-
CTEVENS HIGH SCHOOL.
TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
1-' INSTITUTE OF TECHSoLQGY.
Riverst 5etyssn 6th and ,t Gth Th 1881
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THE ANCIENT AND
MODERN LANGUAGES IN FREE-HAND AND ME-
CHANICAL DRAWING
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. 500 PER ANNUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT, $3.50 PER ANNUG
Thee terms include ell the studies.
For catalogues. Apply to the Librarian OF stevens
Institute.
TIME HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn., prepares students Tor Yale college, Tpus
Tnscher, II. {, gsley n NJ, A. " Twlutnin&
IL D. Professor t. BALDWIN Professor. W. Gibbs
" Address W. l.. CUSHING, lieeVos
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
w At WESTON, COM. ..-.,
aenemen Successfully conducted by present principal
Tor past twenysevon years Limited to thirty as AZ
any boarding school WILL OPEN SEPIEM BER ~.
Location delightful climate positively health Best reer
oi''' H'''-' GENERAL A &. JARVIS, Principal
Refers by permission to John N Longhi esq ~ Dfo'u
ttION PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
ID HUI AND boys AT MEDIA PENN, ACAD-
EMY-Specia opportunities for apt students To advance
rapidly special dim for backward boys students admitted
EWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, A. M
(HaTvarl College GRADUATED Media Fcnn-
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and best known select schools Tor boys IN
Tic cv eCcyes when Old enough 10 attend schOo
md them for college, nine pupils passed
cole. luiHatiOns special Xccence tins year iaN au
(3l Yale ~ Princeton a. Three separate del aimehts
Primary Intermediate and Senior. Regular Conneicia
COurr viii, Professor Penmanship and Boo" keeping
Both PRINCIPALS are teachers and work with as wei as LOT
then pupils BGildng new centrally located and oeVoten
this school SANITARY ana Nenuhin4
ARRANGEMENTS of approved kind large gymnasium ana
classes Il fliysica culture; warm lunch at noon.
CataO ues by post Calls received after september from
9un4
University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway,
near 42d St pegns tie 46th year Monday, september
ls Primary Commercial and Classical Departments Rooms
open amer Sept A M NJ Ho00YW I. AKIN FInclpsls.
&IEn A YEAR for board aud Engllsh
u L5U tuition bows under twelve Address PRACJI
CAL EDUCATION, Tribune once.
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Danrina Ara6emes.


A Lien DODWORTH'S
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. 631 5th-avo.
go Classes for children Will commence october II.
Classes for gentlemen will commence October 10.
Private lessOns-Seo circular for terms. &c.
A LEX. McGREGOR'S
- SCHOOL FOR DANCING 1l2 SHAVE.
onldrens classes begin Saturday, October II. Gentle
mems classes begin Monday October %. See circulars.
M Il. TREN0R'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
"a - Broadway and 32d-st.
friday EVENINGS. COMMENCE OCTOBER 90.
lessons every day and evening. send for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing.
No 5l5 jthave. 47th-st opposite Hotel.
CIasses VIII recommends Monday October u.s. 1882.
eagement at Newport ". T., closes october l.
r. D send postage stamp for circular.
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RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-nAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGrIEI.D IOLYOKE MON ZEAL and int eIne
date points Steamers leave Pier 20. r. - ny NJ D. N
rNc-pe' counec I'M" win iili5 ~
NEW.HAVEN, for MERIDEN. HAkTFOkD SPKlNG5'
FIELD, Tickets sold and baggage cAecAeu at Jit bTo
way y Y.,al2 COurt.sI Brooklyn. EXCURSION " NOV"
rel :
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CT. JOHNS, u,o., ao,.,,. NY
- MRS. THEODORE ihHiNo.
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,yADFNOISTIJF DE lannon's

eth AVE. SCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN
- Reopcns Wednesday Ocnberi. SS2.
Miss Richmond can addressed $50 Jthaye. cor 33rds
At hone from 10 p.
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runs from two to live trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. II AhoSH
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chl
cs.o PuIIMAN sLEEPER5 run on all ofits through
and night trans For rates fare and other Information
y by letter or person coupon ueket OK 70
'F - L. +. BOOTH,
o.r,, ro,,orn Aocnt No AS Broadway New-YO
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Jnsirnriiorl.
For Young Ladies-City.

DEV. DIR. and MRS. c. H. GARDNL5kl,S
Ia BOARDING and Day school for Young Ladies' No Gus O'n
ave ccmmcfccs its tSeny.ffth year seUtembe q. -
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Depot ana prlIopa. njt3tA
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
u KILL MOUNTAIN5.-LaniiDga at CranstJn's Ian lin;
West Pjnu Cornwall, Newburg, M4nboro. Milton.
P0ughSceDse. EJDp1I c)1ne1tlg win Ulster and Delo
ware aud stony CiOye RarOldh SteaDhoIts City Of
CasGilllnl James ". Baldwin leAVe LAZY - H. loot
OF FdrsJl.t North River except SATURDAYS when the
City OF Odt3SI.l i5lyes 10 ! ..
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PROVIDENCE LINE. .n,o,

CONNECTING with Providence and Orc 'er H tH rrr
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, va MQiNIGIIo ~
The entirely and elegant steamer hV ~
Mondays Wednesdays and Frldays ana me
steamer MASSAtHUsETTS on Tuesdays lhui''A5' anu
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