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Groceries
Tan man aItib ipare Eerse paa, peo at
fIgbe hos Qarien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24
Yi bar forte o9 toIsrte
CASHMERES

til griier Iauers enb hos nosen anben ;
farueoe gaibmerss til IS Cts. pr.
Yaro, Og StOifet iaa sobt, at bel
pauifeIig fan finbss bsSre.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

aniplinss.@ aroiner | fort uopalg hos
2arlen fra 25 Cts. pr. Yo. % ppouer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

SarfenS 10 Cts. "depiots" ere uirtelis
p9ro 121a Gts.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

Sor Eager af ale Slass
ANE
er inloitGnoist, ug Ri er be gneite | De,
cprab, Der 1Glssr Der fabriteret shirt
ing Flanel, ben bcoite Sare / San-
oelen til ben Yris.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

Norif 0ammelOft
% Srislins hos 9arien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

gf Dry Goods bar ri ct uiaouans
Zig fort SpIos, buiItet psiaa er 2iIs
iGIbe msb port
DRESS GOODS.
Der omfattsr ale be met ubisste ga:
ger; Yriierne er iarbslss lane iom (.
9r. bet bsbits forte slsr foIsrte ellie
ici, uOssnfnbe iOIst i Soma, for 81
pr. 9aro.
9i inbbpoer 9ubIitum til at is inb.
ON hos os.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

aigb SraoIeps berpmte S.ctsi hos Garien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24
Bore forte os tOIsrts
elite

o9.
VelVeteenS
tisbte ri / Suli, for ben nuuGrenos
GoIbsGurif trauots / Sraft, Os nj tan
berfor iaIse benz abitiaist biaisere END
snbrs, Der fcrit tiSbts ~ieners; pore
Runbsr ifal baue 6orbelsn beraf.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-24

ubleeet 2ereo
hos 2arien, 4 Cts. pr. Yaro.
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Neu pnbliratiotls.
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS:

MEMOIRS OF JOHN ADAM DIX. BY his Bon. Morgan
volumes svo cloth. gilt tops uncut eose'
IL.
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g.
MosAIcs OF BIBLE HISTORY. The Bible Record
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Literature. BY Marcus Wilson and Robert P'erpon' w"
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~. ~,
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For use in Schools and Colleges BY James oi''h,
Phi D. late Professor OF Natural History In Vassar
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V.
GAMES AND SONGS OF AMERICAN CHlLDkEN'
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NAN BY Lucy c. Lille author OF "Mildreds Bargain
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CLOTH ST..
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TX.
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XII
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BOOKS OF TIE WEEK.

SINNERS AND SAINTS. By Phil Robinson l2mo' DIP. $40
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An INLAND VOYAGE. By Robert Louis Stevenson.
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THE DOOM OF THE MAJORITY. By Samuel j. Barrows.
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citation.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
il on and sftor Nav IA. 1883.
EKRAT THINK lime

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
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THE OLD. EsrABLJsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT "a
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For Young Ladiss-Citv.

HARVARD EXAMINA fIONS FOR WOMEN.
The New-York Local committee propose 10 continue
their classes to prepare for the Harvard In
trance Examination .-,
These CLASSES wi equally open young ladies who wish
10 pusue advanced study but who do not intend present
Themselves for examination.
Application made before September TO the Score
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AN AMERICAN FOUR-INHAND
IN BRITAIN.
By ANDREW CARNEGIE.
! Vol, Octave, ~.

Vol. Octave, 81.
WITH AN ARToTYPE ILLUSTRATION
Mr Andrew Carnegie has given world very clever
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tPhiiadeIphia Times.
fresh vivacions narrative of delightful trip
England has been done times by Americans but we
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e sTersed in te own hand and With most
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Mr Carnegie entered into spirit expedition
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Wit and wiial grace Of PGte e,Ts Which makes
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UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
U Observation-Disclosures OFANIs AND SCHEME

INSTRUCTIONS FII.E.
will be held I'm tho Univer
sity Buildngs Washington Square, Tuesday June 49,
and on Tuesdiy Scptembe- ~, az 10 a. m -, =, a, =.
The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT win be held In the
Academy of Thursday Juno u. at 1880 O'Clock
on which occasion semi. CENTENNIAL Commemorative Al
al will delivered the Rev John Ha ID D. Chancel
Tor ad interim Alumni meeting In the University at Up H.
the day.
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. ", Y.
Established 1854.
.o.so,, TnHN u IfAY5 NJ n

NEUPENS StPT 4,
Boarding School highest grade who's thteetol
end and scrupu!ousy followed Is I, mould AZ an eirY as
theineec yDuh By st3ncS the viii DY 0bs,shc' an
the feelings religion; separating these three grei
regulates instruction res on wnils htly De
every profession. -. -. III - A..
Situated on Washington Heights. abont ton miles np tis
Uudson ia e,che nv the sixth Elevated ROAD u
l55thst Carriages always In waiting, or. W umoy
notification superut nests the arrival OF any
A moro heaufful and healthy place-On emneuce CON
mandnR the most scenery more attractive sur
roundings found along tle arfned BANKS II tl'
Hudson H. buildings are unuSually hOmalike.
There ~ land attached tot sha1el snd
teIsected By oak groves anorng ample space o' PA'
grounds
French German aud spanish spoken.
(AIAIOGUES.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination OF the students OF the school VIII
gin on MONDAY. May 81 l0a m.
For admission Il will be required Of the applicant that he
shall have satisfactorily completed the regular course oil
study this college, in some other main
tanning an OF study to the end OF tho
Junior year. Students colleges must present GER
cates OF proficiency and of discharge in good standing
Special students admitted without examination to any or
all Of the
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MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
W. after MONDAY oct 49, IN DRAWING, OIL and WATER
COIORPAISrING, STILL LIFE. FLOWER ani Ian u
sCAPE.CHINA PAINTING lHd DECORATION.
STUDIO, No III MAIDS ~ AVENUE
References 81, ....,
MI D.uUNrfNGrOS Mr. WILLIAM IL AHI'A MI A Mbs
M.uAKr. 4r, A. y. BELLOWS
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Qurrau steamers.
-
GERMAN AND y. s. MAIL STEAMERS.

GERMAN AND u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
sTrAs sSggfIfsihpEJg ESb bah SESy0Hk
SaEE ssss.ssy Jun! June.
FIRST TON mAys s. ss sesbESx
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid stssrsse csrth
s9ss So sail from Pier between 7e00ni AMI
-A''D'''''' A000A'n ooEtRIcHs co.. Bowling Green.
TNMAINN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
CITY E0h 4SS HISFRfSe
S|EE s: siS T.
CITY u From Pier North Rv. oos u
GAg5N Passage $50 $40 ana Sioo fntornedats $40
For passage &c, apply 10 dls iNMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Limited o. and 90 pRiiadeipa Once No los south 4h.st
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
p 1SE cE Rqs oANwE9aRENA stEPWfR CEN
TRIAL and soUTh AMERicA and MEXICO:
H% Sst sI Sna
Connecting for an and
From San Francisco raI st and; and Brannan stS
CITY OF PEKING sails Thursday June H. p m, ar
Excursion ucke's between san Francisco and
Ell cr4 81 q hns
To- or on arrlya Of London mails at san lraneco ., c,
For iIcighc passage and general information sPpy ~ oo
panys ONCE Oh the per op ga1as N1rn
PED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
le Sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every saturday
Ri - May ~
Saloons rooms smoking and amidshlps
First cabin 500 TO 500 excursion 81 10 10 tlbO SECOND
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents IS broadway:
POYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IL steamers leave Co.'S pier foot Of 51sssxs Jersey City
FOR AMSTERDAM
S. zAANpAh FOR Rorrss sd9sisay June D. ',sV m
cam GAhA sS Js9S is 2SoD M
Il GAzAT Avn General Agent q south w w MoRRis
q William nSn FfeiSSt ACTS so Bway CEN Ag
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
~ MISUNDERSTANDING American Packet ComPanys
Line for PLYMouTHQLondonl CHERBoURG tParsl
sDhyiA thurs, June ia sIM0N Thurs nne 10
500 Seerage $50 First Cabin saturday Steamers s6o
and SO EXCURSION rates greatly reduced send Tor TOUR
KUNHARDr & Co, Gen. Agts. No o. Broad.st, n. y.
G. b. RICHARD & CO. Gen Pass Agts.. 81 B'way. "
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED ST ATEs AND ROY AL MAIL STEAM
FOR QUEEN STOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICErhe steamers Of this line take tne Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury u d NJ Oh po'h .no
outward and homeward yoyagcs , :. noor
BhIrANNIC Capt. Perry THURSDAY June ~ NOON
ktPUBLlC Can't Irving lhni,uaS 1un1 - M
BALTIC Can't Parsell; SATURDAY Tune ~ a. M
GERWs ia Cant Kenredr. SATURDAY. June 80 M
FROM THE WHITE STAB SrAR sP PocK FOOT OF WEST
These steamers uniform and unsurpassed IN aR
ponments The saloons 5tsteroom sox n motion ars
leastelt adorng degree Of comfort hiterto
RATEs.-saoon $50 and $780, Return tickets on
favorable terms Steerage fTom the Ola country eSA "H
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep pigs
inspection OF plans and other information Apply 80 'i'
companys Offices. No 81 Broadway New 60pr Agent
CT. BARTLETT co. Agents. Boston.
BARRIrr q CAITEEI. Agents. Philadelphia
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Jnstrnrf,oil.
For Boys and Young xsn-oity
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

Tho final examination several classes for tho year
II begin on MONDAY May 81. at o:3o m
Candidates for degree Of Master OF Arts and suden
the Graduate Department will be examined on Thu hsDAf
June T. and following days
The Of candidates for admission will begin on
WEDNESDAY, juno q, at $50 In
SCHOOL OF MINES.
The annual examination OF the classes VIII begin on MON
DAY, May 81, at 10 a M
the candidates for admission to any OF the
tx regular courses Mining Engineering Civil Engineer
n.y. Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology Metaurgy
Architecture viii begin on FRIDAY, June g. at $3.50
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Miscellaneous.

DARIS.-Before departure, in three weeks
enough French conversation acquired by Borgers method
Corroct ~ Streets hotels. &c. Apply 10 RIO
lessor HAKLEs. 81 East 17th-st Union square Refer
ences: d. Appleton Co.
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IrusicaI.

GUNNER TERMS.
> NEW.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
5LAST l4TH--T. "a door east Of jIi-ANE.
Incorporated 1855.
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COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
WEDNESDAY. June 49, at 10 A. IN.
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CORPORATION Notices..

&OIpuIulloH ROIIlte-
NOTlCE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ once DEPARTING Pubic Charlie. and Correc
uon No 6G 3dave. uuul June lsss for oroceres Lry
Goods Lumber Hardware sc For ull Information SEQ city
Record. for sale at 30 city Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ at the hall Boaul OF Education. of Grand
and Elm sIs. until the lth day OF June. 1850
For steam Heating Apparatus Grammar school NO ~.
enlargtng and altering and for steam Heating Appa
Iatus Grammar school No -. 60,
For Iron saisways for Grammar Schools Nos IL and
For full Information SEQ clty Record for sale At No. City
Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ at the Bureau ~ Inspection OF Buildings Nos.
1913 ana l67 Mercerst. until June 49, 1888 for TskinR
Down Unsafe Building No Az asst l2Ohst For full In
formation City Record for sale at No CITY Hall
fI,O CONTEMPORARIES for erecting
and diminishing sea wall North Brothers Island. City
ers Health Department their Office 3Ol Motst
III June s. 1888 For full Information see City Record for
sale ~ No city Hail.
ITO CUNrRACTORS-Sca proposals will
until June o. 1898 for building regulating and
grading setting and gutter sones and tagging
sidewalks For full inf0r nation City Record for ut
No CITY Hal
TIO BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS
Sealed propo.als viii be received the Office Of tho
un IL 1888 for Paving and Laying Crosswaks also
furnishing Materials and performing Work IN the erection
CITY RECORD. Tor sale at No. city Hall.
ITO CONTRACTORS AND CAST-IRON PIPE
Il MAEUFAClURERS.-Hea proposals VIII De received
the Commissioner OF Public Works 81 Cham
bersst until June 1888 furnishing casirOn water
pipes branches and special castngs furnishing
aud inch 10
the hospital North Brothers Island For full
information city Record sale at No City Hall
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ToLgpo June l.-wheal duh No Red Winter cash,
81 is. June q ~ Jay 81 2o' August 81 az ~
Hi,n Mixed 62o so 2 cash % sc June. 80 9ci July.
So lsc. quet; No cash 4Sc. AZ The eloss-Wheat
easier; Rcd Winter cash. al IL bid. ~ 70 asked
June q lsSa July 81 2oS August 81 y = bid sep,sm
al 2Sit October 81 249 January. 81 q Corn duE
No. 2 July. os,o bid August 6gc Did oats dul
nominal Receipts-WheaL $1,000 bush. Corn. $1,000
bush oats 1000 bush. shipments Wheat $4,000 CoTn
bush.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

IL COMMENCING MAY 80.
NEW. YORK PAssENGERs-Leave James slip 80 MN
mica 20 minutes 34thst East River, 10 minutes be-
fore Long Island City time ANNEX BOAT from Pier II.
foot Finest, East RvorT30. $780, $780, III a. m zoo,
500 4: Us. sos 800 y. m
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY Fok
BABYLON sos. s:35, ll!06 M $3.50. a;3o. o3o, 100
I. m. sunday $50 900 a. m, 1850 500 p m.
PATCHoGUE-s35 m, 1885, 435. S:35 D. M Sundays
FAR RoCKI WAY-s05 1905, lI:05 a NJ 205, $50. ts0
$50 COS 7:05 m, 1916 night wednesday and saturday
only sundays $50 930. IL a. M. 4;3o q 1850 900 M
SAC HAKBOR-sIS5 a. mr. $50 '4,S3' o;So ?. H. sundays
Ga.
GREEHPoRT SHELTER IsLAND-s:S5 - m. S35.
.4:S5 D. m saturdays only 0:35 y m SUNDAYS "a IN
Limited express pari0r car train. go.
GARDEN CITY, HEMPsrEAD-S:35. 9oS A. m, 1850
1885, 4a5 $3.50. 635 l2:l6 night "Wednesday and saur
day only. Sundays 035 H. Garden CITY ony) $780, 900
GLEN COVE, SEA CLIFF, LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-s35 O5 a M. 1856. 4:35 6:36 13o D. IN. Sundays
p35 q. m, 6:35, 0:l6 p NJ . -
HUNTINGTON. NOkrHPORT-0Oj a m, 49, o5o,
6.35 d. IN sundays 9i05 a. m, 635 p. m.
PORT JEFFERSON-9:O5 a. H., 43o p m sundays 300
RoNKoN KoMA-s:sss a. M. sS5. 6:ss. 635p IN sundays
900 a. .~. .....,.
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Steamboats, ana Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
N DREW ST. JOHN leave pier Al n. X, foot OF ca
pal.si every WEEK DAY ut D. connecting al Albany
Sunday morning with trains north west ana east
A MARY POWELL, Captain w. III. cox
"A. NELL. for West Point Cornwall, Newburg POu3h
keepsic KOndOut Kingston landing at Cranstons Or-
mery Cozzens Milton New Hamburg and Hyde PARK DAILY
tsuudays excepted. Nestry-st Slo ana &2dsI
m Poushkeepsie with evening trains for
Wy 20 u9' Ef.XPREss BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22D.sr
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HARPER e. BROTHERS, Franklin-squarc,
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nor RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing

EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
through Pullman sleepeTs leaves Grand Central De-
Morning train, 1859. weed days. Get tickets wa
NEW.YOPK AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-02
FALL RIVER LINE,
POSTON AND EAST

splendid steamers. BRISTOL and PIt violence.
Leave New York daily Sundays ncudedl at p m rom
per p North RIVER foot OF Murray ST CONNECTIONS oy
Annex boat frum Brooklyn at 80 M Jersey Clty IN
Tickets staterOOms &c, be obtained AZ s principal
hotels. transfer ticket Offices, at Pier - NJ H. anu on
.- .-...s o..,-
slyey In service insurng prompt and TeA
OiS 19 me- g ioVFTI NV GEORGE L. COMMON
Gen. passfr gt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-02

EHIGH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
trains eay epots Of Cortandt and Desbrossesst
M n 10 hi m 5. 40 and D. East0n, Bethlehem Allen.
town Readine Msuch Chnnk, Wikesbsrre rowAnd Tayer
iv Ithaca Geneva Lyons BunalO and the West Pullmtl
Through coaches run daily Local tra1s at and 5;to
D. m. for EastOn Bethlehem and CoDay
TRAINS leaving at = ana 3:4J NJ coluectpt ~
points in Mahanov and Hazletonojl regions Hlni sshi
foca for Manch Chunk, S:l0 Leave Mauch Chiak ~
pm an - ~ ,.burcb anil Coran AZ az.
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Dieam,oaIs ano knirs1ss.
BOSTON, VIA sTONINGTON LINE.

steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASS cuUsHrrs
daily Except sundays from PIER 81 North Siycr AZ n ~
Three morDDg trains from steamos iandn1 trongR ~.
Boston. Tickets good on any train o '"s" w
PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR providence, Worcester, and New. England nonts
Steamers NARRAGANSETT and sTONINGTOV frorv. pi
20 North River, daily except Sunday ST. D. m W ''''
r. W. PofPLE, Acting Gent Pass Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-08
When 70 be IdlG.

There are undoubtedly seasons snd peri
ods when it i ,ci,e 10 raif; when it j. not
worth xliic t. commence any Undertaking,
gr.st or snell. There are stud.es which Ii
Is 20: 1or<t utsu's while 10 take Up, Pnr-
suits ~hjch II i.not cohn wliic 20 follow.
For TIE book that Is read at dinncr-time or
in the street. OF iengusge that is learned
in recurring spare moments, is very eyt to
be hall done, except by occs-ioua! f,w, who
really bave strength Of mind and body
sufficient Cor such achievements. ASSu-g-i
thing. there is rlo.e loss than gain IN such
habit. and both conversation and manners
suffer when there is trick cf thinking it
worth while to pull out some implement Of
labor. pen, pencil or needle, at TINES when
other people are content H. stem Enemploy-
e4 and arc only busy in being agreeable.
Al such acts come under the same category
Of virtue with tie housoTifss economy Of
time. which m&ia her sit ~ in BED to knit
stockings nthc dark, orrc-tbTead her needle
nj an indnito expense cf time and cyesight
TO save IN inch Of cotton Work done n
odd moments Is never good work il itinter-
res with nicst. mass O, rest. L is al ey!-
dence OF thorough self-mastery when 4 msn
knows how to use t;me, and has the sense TO
/ recognize when time is not worth using ia
any definite wsy.-M l. Bqrr.