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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-01-26

Agent Miles boasts of owning the
banner family driving 'team'in the
country. While visiting the Chey-
enne school on the night of the llth
inst. his team of large black horses
became loose from their fastcnings,
and with the double carriage turned
around and trotted home, a distance
of three miles, without a driver, and
without wctting a hair nor becoming
frightened III 'an$-wHy. The team,
harness and carriage were Topnd in
tact at the Agents gate, waiting Tor
it to be opened for them.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-01-26

Entered at the Postof1cc at Darlington, as
second class matter.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-01-26

Rev. Wicks has returned from the
Wichita Agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21

THE LIFE OF LUTHER.
Nv JULIUS KosTLIN Professor in the University Of Halle
With sixty illustrations from original portraits
and documents. vol, svo, 81 3d.
Professor K6sn is the authority upon s e
published several has tss n it. place a. te ar The
Reformation published since Is appeal mas sd SSeR Ras
indebted TO It's pages me vU be nIesent renewed interest
in the great Reormer This biography in sdd nSs and the
Reformation ever mas sRG T and Of most Of ~
prominent characters associated in any way WIN 'H
special feature il the reproduction in fac-simile Of various
of the sneSt interest Gn Psaiief with his
gnal and neri1ear notes letter OF Of The New Tes
lament concluding part OF his VIII %ih t Ssa. g
Of and 9 nsrss md OBJECTS connected
TIERS memory that give TINS Do9k Ee9S ibr on rye Inv
pleeuess than any other biography oil Lu'ncr 'o" ''
This edition published in America with the special 'anc
ton of the author.
MUSIC IN ENGLAND.
BY Dr. FREDERIC LOUIS RITTER, Professor 81 Music
and Director Of the School Of Music at Vassar College
/ vol. l2mO, 81 90
MUSIC IN AMERICA.
Nv Dr. Frederic Louis Ritter Professor OF Music etc. at
Vassar College. vol. l2mo, g.
Professor Rers position authority both among mus
and in musical Literature to which he las atS5 T
sides Of the tlantic enineny itgi 81 70" b .
tory Of music among the Elgishspeaking race E,beciy
In volume America, tlcIeiS lht lh'itsN
Of story FIRST time and from tie most ample an
thoroughly siiied material The history OF ES of every
department OF musical grown ~ I rs Of the sub
ect which music have long desired to see supPeu
ANEW COLLECTION OF ENGLISH POETRY.
ENGLISH VERSE.
Edited by W J. Linton ard r. stoddnrd a series Of
FIVE small volumes about $50 price 81 each The
set Of vols in box, 50.
III. Ballads and ROmances.
". Dramatic Scenes aud Characters
V. TRANSACTIONS.
Already puOlshed
T. Chaucer to Burns
IL Lyrics Of the Nineteenth Century.
The volumes are sold separate or IN sets.
"w j. Linton and r.. II. stnddard are making the most
notable encyclopedia OF roc'$ " ihr sheVTei If Mo i
most sccGrate OF cdors aud it cause rejoicing that his
SyS c &c g' , En 81 ,sc
bs g and groWth Of English poetry duras The period
which IL includes The selections 900 are @ny VIII
the cttcrpress While the plce is alrveloasy low"
Boston Courier.
These books are FOR by ny all booksellers will
he sent postpaid receipt % price. new catalogue oi
books relating 10 LaiheT ana tAe HeI"oh VIII Oo So Va
application, postiree.
CHARLES sCRGBNER's SONS,
74s and 7l5 broadway, New.York.
VHRlST8IAS CARDS.
Mcss1s. f. p. Dntton & Co. have now
ready very large and choice s;ock 81
Christmas cards and novelties from tho
principal English. French, German and
American manufactures This stock
has hccn selected specially fJr thcir r.
tail department and Is yeiy Gne. An
early selection is alvs. blc.
E.P. BUTTON & CO.,
30 West 23d.st.
MY NOVEMBER MONTHLY LIST OF
-'A CHotrE AND RARE BOOKS and PRINf0' wall DO
sent to any address on application 20
- ". LINDSAY oSS WALNUTST. PHILADELPHIA.
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Gteamtoals ano Railroads

EOR W-HAVEN-Steamers leave Peck
slip at .. aud IL p. Sundays excepted IL p. m.
time for early trains North and East
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS landing at CranstOn5 Cornwall
Ncwbmg Marlboro Milton, PougLkcepsie, EsOyGs, connect;
tug Ulster and Delaware stony Glove and KIatersSu
Railroads steamboat city OF Springfield leaves luesday.
Thursday, Saturday, 1t 3 p. ~. from HaIrlsou-st.
TOR BOSTON, via NcW-YOlk and Ncw-Eng-
land RR. Leave Ncw.YOlk (GIaHG Central station at
IL a; and II 80 u. M. week days, anh 1890 p N.
Sundays Hartford. Leave Ncw-l ok tManlattan Ell
eyaed RRl from Sonth Ferry. s:'4 j3dst y 0
High Bridge, 999R m Leave Pier 40 y. r.. foot Desbros
sesst Norwich Line Pullman slcepingcas on night
tra
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c01ToY MARKETs-BY TELEGR4PH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2O.-l23O y. m.-COttOn Middlng
uplaRds 1916 a.; do Orleans, l.l6d sales 900 bales
Eclung 1000 for speculation export receipts 10 GOD
bales including 1900 American FutuTes-Uulauds Low
Middmg clause November delivery 62Gid; do, Noyenl.
Der December delivery, 0sC4d. do. December and
January delivery 5sGid do January February dev.
cry, 5l.G4d; do February aud March delivery Gl.G4d
10. March and April delivery, I'd also GS-C4d; do April
aud May delivery Sold do May and june delivery.
G.Gld; Futures quiet.
p. m.-COtton- Futures-Uplands Low Mdding clause
November delivery 3G4df DO Apru aud May delivery
l.G4d. Futures closed steady.
GALVESTON Nov. 20-CottGn steady MGdung 10 Lice ;
Low Miding, 934c.; Good Ordinary PIC. rOcelpts
$50 gross S774 exports 20 Great britain 4,sO3 the
Continent .2Ji sales, 2,J3l stock, 91,422
SAVANNAH, NOV. 20-COttOn firm Mlddlng Zoe Low
Mddltng, Dc Good Ordinary, 04c; and goss receipts
Gzi exports eoastwisc l152i saies 1900 evening
900 stock, GOSH.
NEw.OmEANs, NOV. 20.-COtt0n firm; Middng lOl-c.;
Low MidGlmg, 9r Good Ordinary, D.IGc net receipts
l0Og2i gross, 1881 sales 1905 ast evening. 4 loo
stock, 1883.
CNCINHAT Nov. @OPOrk quict Old gu 5O7fI1 rs Larl
strOfg ~ %. Bulk Mcas-Clear easier
Clear, IN lRht sappy az Sic. Hogs hunj Common and
Light 50 1Oa4 90 Packing aud ButoherA 81 6O0Sl ~
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{ Fare Only S3.
I'OR BOSTON

l. VIZ DUO lON, ruiz Oliig PO.
i VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Limited Tickets.
Rest ruute 10 Newport Fan River and all Eastern points,
Daily service SUNDAYS INCLUDED. lrOm Pior2S.N.R, at
3Op. III. steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL. connection
by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn and Jersey city NJ p. M
Tickets may be secured In NcwYoTk at all
principal hotels transfer aud ticket Offices 40 the Office ON
PIER2S. and on steamer.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE |. CONNOR
(ienl Aygnf.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser. TcSscts and Railroads
NEM-YnRll. TnesalnY. Nov 90 1889.
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Ocean Steamers

Ocean Steamers.
A NCIiOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships.
4 sail from New York every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From IieI 20 North River
ANCH0 RIA. Nov -, p m. Dec. = nCOn
BOLIVIA Dec l. q. m. CJRCAS~I IA. Dec Is, am
cabin passage, $50 to $50. second cabin, $40.
Storage outward, $2S prepaid S91.
Anchor Line Drafts Issued at paid free OF
charge IN England, Scotland and Ireland.
For passage cabin Plans Book OF Tours &C. apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green,
BORDEAUX LINE.
~ New and direct line to the OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
IS. CHATEAU LEOVILLE O. 900 Saturday Nov. "a
-. CHATEAU LATTE 1900 tOnsl Dec
IS. CHATEAU MAkGAUX "A, 200 tous). 49,. January
From Prentices stores NEAR Wast Ferry Brooklyn.
Travellers for France Spain and Italy, Pyrenees, Pau
Nice &c viii save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin Including wineh $50 steerage, SIS.
F. LIE BoULANGER, 40 Beaver.st.
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
n - FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
VII SATURDAY NOV. "a y. m.
49,, OE MDN LEA Thursday. Nov ~, Pun.
~ 1 VI SdtutdaY. ;, IL q.
From Pier 80 now number, North River.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50. $50 and 500. Intermediate $40
SIS. A'
For passage &S; apply to the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO,
Philadelphia olce No. 100 sOuth.st
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NORWICH LINE

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
To Boston, SO; Worcester, - so Nashua IS 80. Portland
So and no transfer.
lie steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat on the Sound AMI
the favOTite CITY OF BOSTON,
Pier No 40 North River. foot OF WaSt, next pier
DesDrosseL berry daily except sundays at 4g M.
Dawug cars 10 Boston from New-Lond0n at 4;lo NJ
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. Il, 1881.
through trains viii leave Grand Ceutal Depot -
H.. Western New-YOrk ana Northern Expires, WITH
drawing
$40 g. ~ Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars.
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Enc,
Cleveland ana Toledo at Chicago lO2O ~ next day
1890 Chicago Express drawngroom cars To Canan-
dagua, Rochester and Buffalo, connects f0I Oswego. -
IL NJ Western New nrk and Northern tXpr,s q
draw connecting for Saratoga Glen's Falls Rut
laud ana Montreal.
a D. NJ. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
20 81 Louis Express with sleeping cars for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturay Toledo Detroit,
u. Louis
$50 D. M Express, sleeping Syracuse
Auburn Road also 70 Montreal Connects for saratoga.
y. Pacific Express with sleeping Tor Rochester
Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago St Louis Oswe
gO; LOW .Ir except Saturday..
IL Night Express, with sleeping cars 20 Albany ana
Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the West and
North except saturday night. 49,
Tickets on sale az Grand Central Depot, No. Bowling
Green 252 and Alb Broadway, and az Wescotts Express
Offices, ParpaCe and 7S5 and 942 Broadway NeW.19rS
1913 Washington and S64 Fult0usts Brooklyn aud ~
Puurth.st, WILLIAMSBURG
luggage called Tor and checked from residence
7 NJ TOJCF3Y {. b. MEEkER,
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
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Ocean Gteamers
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NorIeE-"LANE RoUrEY
IRON NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS.
,o,,,, FROM PIER 10. 40 NORTH RIVER
PAvoNiA ea,Rssday N NOV ~ II ~
SS YHit4 "Wednesday, Dec g. $50 a NJ
Cabin passage $50 $50 and sOS e0i'ES' Dec 10 Sp IN
rates oEh aSd 20 and from all o. Europe very low
VERNON II BRowS q 60. Agents
iENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
Con,nsnv,s r,cr Between ts New York ami Havrr.
and aSe 10y this line avoid both by English railway
Special Leaving the eonpsnys 1aek az IN sa go s
rs6 TO- para S'eaners Baggage checked at New.York
AMERIQUE santeili ..........
sT GERMAiY, wee Wee, s 9se = M
Rfe 81 ft Pgs IN amounts to the Banqas
louis De BEBIHES,y Agent SS No. 6 Bowling Green.
GUIoN LINE, =, ,,,. :, :, .,...,
" ro gNI I,t:I, SIAd;.y, MAIL STEAMERS
Leaving Pier So u r. foot Of II Ki hssooL
WYoMPA Tne isiyi b SSV g ,Spm
ALASKA say Dee. H. l50 p m.
ARIZONA day Dee % liam
~ These steamers OF iron, with waert ght
the passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
a @S an% on ese
RosS ae ali sTes at s sPp9 1e sse @
Cabin passage according sateroom 500 $50 and $780,
inteTped2te gao SteeTage a. low rates
ORIiNIT NJ ~ DitOADNAls W LILA Mo az nOlON.
DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,Si
Il LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS.
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
FROM New-York. pier foot CaiTll.st.. y. r.
cry oF f PR sS Ya s e lsa 81 Pana
connecting for Central and south America and Mexico.
From san Francisco, lst and Brannan-sts.
CITY OF PEKING sails Thursday Nov. %, noon.
". " y. - ARABIC sails Y G NJ stay, Nov. y. rom
Excursion tickets between san Francisco and Yokohama
For HONOLULU, NEM-ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Friday, Nov. b.
Oh arrival OF London mails az san Francisco
For freight and general information apply COM
pahy s ONCE on the pier loot Capalst, y. II.
II. j. BULLAI. superintendent.
pED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
~ Sailing from ewYOrk and Antwerp every saturday
WEST IN Ian Saturday November "a,
SWITZEkLAN Saturday. De, cmber l.
saloons stateroOms smoking and bathrooms smdsiips
s55; excursion $780, outward s26 prepaid s2O
PETER WIuGHT SONS General Agents, So Broadway
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ia CO.'S pier foot OF Sussex jersey City
For Amsterdam,
S. "wednesday, Nov. 81, 1880 a. m
50. AMSTERDAM. Wednesday, Nov. IS $50
GO w sc,1orrpx For Rotterdam ylda,o.1sv pse Ia.
FIRST cabin, $50; steerage S26; prepaid SlS.
NV H GAZAuX, General Agent, 20 south ~iianl;st
81 s. Wiam-st Freight Agts. 90 Bway, Gen Pass Ag.
limited STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
x STEAMERS.-Hamburg.Am efcaE Packet COmpany'5
Line for PLYMOUTH London and Paris and HAMBU re-.
Saturday steamers to Hamburg direct.
RUGlA.. Thursday. Nov. y HAMMONIATur Nov29
Rates First Cabin $50 and $40; steerge. $50 Prepaid
eeerage tickets ~ Excursion rates greatly reduced send
KUNHARDPt q co, Gen. Agts, No. 81 Broad.sL y. Y.
c. b. RICHARD q co, Cen Pass. Agts.. VI Is way " Y.
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NATIONAL LlNE.--FrOm Pier 80, ". X
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
EN6LAN D.. Dec rHE QUEEN. lee 10 o a. m
,.,.. -. FOR LONDON DIRECT.
CANADA, Nov u, a. m GREECT. Nov % Q n m
Cabin 900 70 FlOi outward tickets s36 prpnaid
uekets 70 r. WI. HURST, Manager b aud 10 Broad
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iigMLOCK
UNION TANNED.
slaughter

r.
M'dlc Backs hcavy.36 d37 2Bcllcs. di5
Cnlcuta Iiunao; Light 20 H42 &c; Middle 2Oia d2l c
Damaged. l60l3Lsc.
METALS-The iron market very much disturbed M the
moment No sales OF note have been mldo and agitation
the 1huttns down OF numer OF mills aud differ
cucrs arising from the various labor unions mos IN
settling eject Prices are now little moro than
nominal. We quote: american No /, S2OGs2I
Conrss 1913 sdmmerler $40 f23 shots SOC 60dS29
nngOan f2S Garshere, S2S OlcnVafnOck (arnbroe
s22 DanelngtOn, S200i English Bessemcris quoted al
$40 50a$2l, and adesboro at SO 80. spcgcelscn il
Steel rails relarj have been reported
S34 aud 100000 tons have positively changed hands at
s3j Old Iron Rails are dull at S23 Wrought Scrap Iron
has sold az S2 f23 and Light ia quoted Sl7 Ingot
brands IA i4c Tin has improved Of late and now
steady the spot though weak and irregular future de
livery straits on The spot lo4c Billion 20 %ci Banca
u sc Australia 254c. English, y &c. Tin Plates have
sale az recent figures Charcoal TIN, 50 80 do
Teine So l2qGs5 81 Coke Tin 50 05 aS5 81 do Teue
"a 62adsi 75 Lead Ia duh aud lower; Common sold al
75ci speltcr il weak az 4Ss04 &c, for Domestic and
ba &c. for Slosan Anthony 0Gl0c. American sheet
Zinc. 81. U57sc.i Foreign do, 634d7c.
Change today: Iron Irm closing easier Between
calls TONS American No l. February sold al $40 90
200 tons American No March, at so 5O 200 tons Amer
No. !, April, ~ so 80.
MOLASs Ts-New. Orleans fairly active steady az 400
OGc. Foreign quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL sr0RES-Rosms have continued dull and the
Strained Good Strained 81 5Odsl 50 spirit rupenne
quite steady though dun at 81 &c. yard lObJng
3Si,c Tar, 81 1888 City Pitch, -.
OIL GAKE-LeEs active and truc easier III
OILS-ln all descriptions fair jObbn0 movement II 70.
ported uniformly steady figures We City
67d5sc; Western 90 JGci Calcutta 6SG59c Crude Cotton
seed 3 rs herncd summer yellow a. a he latter
sperm 9-a95c Grade Whale "a 50c eylon on
7d7 7sc. COCHIN, 9c Palm oil ~ iOc. Olive s30gOci
Cod Ae1OS+ NeatsfooL 60Geoc Paradne, 25' gravity,
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men

For Bows and Young Men-courtry.
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
- A"I0 MAJ j. ". A. FLINT, Principal
COTTAEfE HILL SCHOOL, POUGllkEEP--
y SIZE prepare Boy for SSegS I TSi'n M ii S
Government School ana ior h"''ie''' JUN
Principal . .
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
WqTcssteT Nae s y saper hSc O''oH ~
nEEKSKILL On. " Military Acadelny.-FOr
ctrcnars address col c. J. WRIGHT, ~ NJ, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester renna oG cTra Ens GS o nYS fres
nFy- J. II. CONVERSE receives into hls
q. AZ bristol r. T. six boys At for college. Ref
eTence b. ]. CLARK, Providence. II. J..
DyE- Y. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Win
IL ter tern viii begin Nov. 70 o. 0oliiNS, fr'n'P
S4OO YE lSISt for Ey 2s p and R2Es sa
ST station PeIadg5RGib ~ a M Ola LAW college grad
uateJ Principal and Proprietor.
Fer Young Lacie5-couatry
nOPDFNTOWN. n. j. - Female College
ID beautifully ocicd r ySy 4sa fdq t da q''s S address
OF Music an" All Rev. WM {. BOWEN A. H. President
GROVE HALL.-AIiss Montfort's school for
VI young ladies, New Haven Conn
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING. and DA AZ,
oo d s6 az sctcmb TO- Address by uni
ssTRSH E FL l. '-'D'' . :,
Mss AIKEN's BOARDING AND DAY
Sent % For particular address MISS AIKEN
MRS. NJ. F. WALTON has charge OF the prl,-
vi mary department in the Misses Chadeay noS S'"OO''
6lS Madison.ave
MISS MOTIFS English and French, Family
INI and Day School Young Ladies, 81 Nalst; Now
Haven Conn The IN begins Thursday september ~
Circulars sent upon application
MRS. ROBERT II. GRISWOLDan DAUGH--
M TEs' attractive home and school LYME Conn SpeGn
odv0ntacrs for vocal music, harp piano Rnar nih"hs'
painting &c DOardcrs received ~ NhtatVh'
N7YACK SEMINARY FOR GlRLS,
Mrs INGGENE DERTHOLE
V,UE ELMS. Family aud day school for
| GIRIS No al Hgl-st, Springfield, Mass; Tor sltcHl
lars address Principals Iisscs POTTER " CHAMPNEi
TyvEMPL.E GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Sar-
etog, Springs y Y Twcnty-ninth year begins sept l.
send fo wear book. CHARLES /. DO"D ~ d. Fiesd'L'
For Both Sexcs-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, ,--..-,...
Ia Nyackonihc Hudson Both sexes Stha lot c"'o6"''
". Il. DANNlsIEK, \. NJ
rI1UE MISSES MASTERS will reopen their
school Tor Young ladies and children 81 nobbs Ferry ~
v sent 10 during vacation iicN nave itn"ysu
INTO v and COnmOiious houses erected especially io w
school and are therefore prepared TO take lew hOie PupS
into their family.
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PIN, FORWOOD & CO., Agents,
% ~ ~f.rp.gf Now. Nnrk

VTHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED rATEs AND ROYAL NAIL 81 i;AMERS
FOlpQUl.ENSIOWN AND LiEEkltPOOL.
BALTIC capt. THURSDAY, Nov. % IL a. m.
BRITANNIA. capt. PeIrY-.-a Natllday Dec L. . a. m
CELTIC, Capt Gl"9le d2y. Drt -. . 2. m
GERNANIC. Capt. kennedy. Saturday .. y go a. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF VEST
RATFs-saloon $50 $50 ana 500. Return tickets on
favorable >teerage from the Old Country al nom
New-l
For nsIec ton of plans other information apply at the
NN-Fa-! 9os' ~ ~ r. J. CORTIS. cont
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Teu 1Jnblitdtlons.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE LIFE OF LUTHER.

This Is the only authorized American Edition. ana con
ALI the Original Illustrations and Fae-simies)
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w GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF Mail STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, PORTO RICO.
COLOMBIA, ISrHMUS OF PANAMA and NICARAGUA.
Tourists invited 10 avail OF these tIps which they
any route taken by the Company aMer al the
- day Which includes al privileges
living whole time, passengers desiring
change their to other passenger
the they may voyage For passage
"PR' PIN, FoRwOoD & Co, Agents
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE ,
Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and cOriandt Street
Harrisburg Pitts6urg West aud sOuth with Pullman
raf Chicago GsTs "G,G @ Of PaS Dining smoking Sleep
9R Cars &c og e Hae nay m Cory and Erie at
M connecting at CORY for Ttsvile Petroleum centre
Baltimore Washington south Limited WsshigtSa
m' arrive Washington 400 Regular va b and p n Is,
az go and $50 N $40 and M ana Sundav S WA al
PRR. 6l6am. 9D m. and IL night; VIA D. III" ~ Ni
Fo m Atlantic ara II V Civ except sunday pm
For Cape Nay eEsep a Racon and intermediate stations
and n aaes not 6f sF 5SS 4S On
BT2G sss speedy and dreet
BT09k syPvFrom Psburg Clio M
o2O daily and daily except Mondsy From ron
stS To- and 1925 sunday. 3d. $50 1903 aud
i F26S PR%4deIDG 500 So $50 800 4 except Monday.
9Ca n SG d e. l i9So ,$ io $SO $50 sn Ss
$50 go es5t 800 7OS, 1885 $40, 1856 go 1000
iO'zO An" tOf Ti6 PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAT E%pI E1cS NAY y,o wEExp BAYS ANP ON
PHfA: . IN NEw.YoRK.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave NewYOk via DesorOsse, and cOrands
Be,o 20 $50 o and 10 Limited, II lll9s@ J. sgf,
q Imsd and 10 N T. g. az T. san9 M and night,
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday Ii.N 80
ana iliO IA, :, a, and ~ connecting at iien''
Returning trains Broad-st Station Philadelphia
si6 3 4S5 Except Mondayl 500 ESQ so S s ~.
and lli5 NJ Limited Express i:SO and ~ PaSi
., o. d. $780, $40. 145 and m. ON sunday 40
$40 $40 40 4:35 $50 5:20 Limitedt 6;oo ti,
2: oand D ~ Leave Philadelphia via Cameno'oO " ~
except sunday, - t5onsa
Ticket Offices 1875, $40 and GA Broadway, Aor aSS
and foot OF DesbrOses and Cortland Streets Cou
Brooklyn Annex station foot az Fultonst Brooky ekes
Hotel, HOb0Ren station, Jersey City. EmlgIah' i
ONCE No Battery Place and Castle Garden - eaeex
The New.YoTk Transfer Company will call ioF "' ~
baggage from hotels and residences ,,,oon
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. r. WOop, ,,ant
General Manager General fassI AssA"
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Danclna Academies.

i1lnrlnq Ata0clnlrs.
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. Gel Fifth-aye.
ASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Commence saturday, october 20.
Particulars IN circular for which send stamp.
ALEX NACGREGORS, ~ FIFTh-ANE.-
u private Lessons hour classes every day gentle
mems classes Monday aa Tuesday cyenngsi particulars S'e
circular.
MIR. ROBERT :. MANUEL will resume hs
vi classes dancing saturday Nov L. at i- rooms %
West 33d st., between EruIi 5ay and JiLave
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, 57S jth-ayc.,
VI has returned from Europe. For terms, Sc, apply al
the school
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For Boys and Youay Men Country.

CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
~ EAST l4THST., Third dor cast Of 5THAVE
IDCOriOTated 1860
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REAL ESTiTE.

EEw-YoHK, Tuesday, Nov. 90. 1883.
The following sales was held ut the Exchange
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By JULIUS KosTLIN Professor in the University OF Halle
With sixty illustrations from original pou"
| and Documents. ! vol. SvO, 81 50.
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BY Sarah orne Jewett author Of peephaven Old Friends
and New" Country By.ways," &c. lSmo 81 25.
Another book OF Miss Jewctts delightful stories Many Of
these been printed IN magazines and received will
favor but some Of them are entirely new
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Ncw publications.
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
MICHAEL ANGELO.

MICHAEL ANGELO.
nv II w Lcngfeow. superb Illustrated volume printed
paper Of the best guilty and bound unique and very
attractive style QuaTto cloth, 81 90 SO.
One noteworthy holiday books published
America
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PHLApnruIi. March 2l-Flou, tlull: rye n,

EEw YORK, March H.-DTy goods although II
good movement caunotabSor6 the large production
Of goods, The new demand Is OF moderate proper
ti0ns Of c0ttons, wOOlens. dress goods, prints cling
ttibutiOn daily and tho tone Of the market show
RrAA lar gfaalI6akR