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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Dec I-cOton steady Mddling lohS 9as6s
Tca without csonss Rs q oSs
Amber g IiS$5 70 80 ssaTydipSa b be-
al os January u FeerTHtrSy 81 st 1S
e iS d Mpre Southern Il Vile 5eoS
Western Mixed yanqq 81 GSi oGd ac tSSr' Rys steady
and unchanged RecepFour 6saa b6s whe RT 1000 LOO
bush soOS 6S'G Edo o SSs eOSS 100000
bush; Corn $4,000 bush -, u,sat dul
5 SS5 5sS It 81 r. zR
Eve Red Winter at 81 az SSIp sS oats steady
other sT9s RSrGa 100 f SSs * %hea 5000
sns corn $1,000 Oats barley S 100 b Sss
oS ze 98 bnsh Barley bush Railroad shipments
Flour 1900 bbs heat 20 900 BUSH Corn loSoooi oa'
cncaSo Dec steady and nnc6a. oe W SsSs
ous Subsequently advanced under good Demand e
owing liberal receipts became weak declined eenbe na
9 closing az 9gc S Jam ry.Sq II May 81 65
ii 08G closing at sI05 No Chicago spnsHls LA s3e;
gas f RSs %,S nt s% oo Corn in
but weaker prices declined from outside prices
O az sSn y Stee%er S saS al The year.
closing at 5G JanG1G o. a. sG q &C. SSy
i February a. ke SG 81 bb
bn'S 6o Con- sTSO Tas 16CS b6
1000 bush: Corn 100000 oats 100000 Rye 8'oO''
Dec Flour steady but devoid Of sRiEt
eny in snail lots Wheat opened NC lower but aiterwsTd
slightly and closed steady after and SsT lots dull
Caos Of Rod Winter export quoted at Il ior
n Al 0sdsi OS3l No 9, and 81 1884 for NO, Sae5
10 Red december 81 Os DO January 81 dlGsl II Rcd
do February 81 1916 do March, d&l 10, closing 10 te
December Il Os bid 81 0S asked January 81 M T
81 IL bid 81 49, asked. Corn ruled frm under ighL 3ne
ngs but speculation tame and exporters h9t aS
,nIl bnt steady. grade track OIL i OH
No Mixed track 057 Sci sail High Mixed II ~ soG
cIcva,or DC Reccipts-FOur 5000 bbs Nheat, -5oOo
bush; Corn $500 bush; oats, 300 bush Shipmen'S-
| Wheat 30 800 bush; Corn, AGO bush ,,,u.,
~ Louis, Dec Flor s,eady and qnehaSged Wne25
81 x december q o$TSs 04s January 81 ~ ,S Sf
1rCcs NO RED Fail 7se9ee Corn irregular but gen
praly higher at 47ac. CASH 47G47 2c Decemberi a.
! 49, January 479tc february 6lsa5l &c May Oosts
dnl1 AZ 3SajOc cash; PC. December 2Sc January ga
&c Nav RYE higher at o. &c. Barley dull az ooGoOc
Receips2FonT 5000 bbs Wheat $4,000 GGs a S sS
10 400: oats $4,000; Rye, 5000 Barley SiiuOo. sup
mcnts2FIour III 600 b6s. Wheat, l4,OOO push' N"in
| 10000 oats, 1000 Barley, 5000
| EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
ItvyErooI Dec Pork, Prime Mess, Eastern, dun ~
7bs; PORK. Prime Mess Western dpl az 9ts b az 39s
berlond Cnt dull at AS; Bacon, Long Gear uu ae
Gron short Clear dull 40s shoulders steady AT o.
lard Prime Western steady at 43s Corn Mlxed New" s'!
"' BsIHTy Dec Petroleum, marks 30 pfennings'
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WINTER RESORTS. e,o>.s
ATLAS line OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, P0 2Ek , hhnEp'
CoYoNRIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and y iva hkaDoA.
Tourists are avail Of these trips whie nvy ,s
MAKE ON any taken by the Company a. s
extreme low pI1ce OF 81 per day which ncndss s -
whole Time or passengers
bon1e ieir route NAV transfer any other PASSENGER
steamer OF the line they meet on the voyage
apply TO DIM PORwoOD & CO.. Agents
81, "a Safest, Newfork
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW and 81 JOIN Leave Pier A. IN Ps Dt
sunday mornings excepted with trains norh west anu cast
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON HUI
L SkTONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS-SteaameI
leave Catherine-slp az IL a. r. M Zoist La7' ''''
S:iO m Fare lower than by any other route
EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD-Passeng
trains leave depot foot Of Cortland and s
=, aIo =, Si0 and D. M for EasOn Bethlehem Alien
town Reading Mauch chun3h Nikesbse IS%an Pman
tbrngh Coaches run daily Local trains at a. M anu o'to
u m for Easton Bethlehem and Coolay an . - o,ract for
oil noints i'm Nqhanoy and Hazeton c0a regons hnnI
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. H. i"~'' ""
81 p. on. ..u,o. ~ Cbnrch COrtilndt sts.
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NORWICH LINE oyr.np


70 po,on a. Worcester ~ 80 Nashua 80 50 Portland
and transfer.
The iron steanaeiL, or WORCESTER
without exception the most elegant Doa Oh 'ne 9on anu
irsye Pier NO 40 North foot Of Mattst ne5 PIER
above esprosses.st berry. daily except SUNDAY AZ
Drawing room Boston IRON New-Londoh !" $40 ".
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements NOV ~ iooos
through trains will leave Grand central Depot 18th
Sa M Western New-YOrk and Northern EAPres| WIN
.sH0 M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining ssss'
AT Utica, syracuse, focnesteI
Ceyeand and Toledo arriving At Chicago lUZO n hen.uy
io30 M Chicago Express drawing room cars 70 NanSn
dagua Rochester and Bufialo connects lor OsWeso with
IF a m Western ork Northern Spir WILL aa
ng room cars connecting saratoga Glens FANS anu
Hn Albany Troy and Utica express Drswingroom cars
d D. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy ~, S,arar,
a M St Louis ExT.ess with sleeping cars ioI ,i,
Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati except SatoiuHsh i''' '
9o n m Express with sleeping TO syracuse ana W
Road tO Montreal. Connects fOr saratoga
90 N m Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor kocitser'
Hn0alo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ~ LOUIS os"s'
oo. also Iowy o. except Saturday. ,r...~ an,
il n m Night Express, with sleeping cars 70 t ard
roy Connects with the morning trains for the "ese anu
Tickets on sale at Grand central Depot 40; Soms
Green a52 and Alb Broadway and AZ Wesco' ~
0nces PARK place 7S5 and e42 Broadway & r.;
end SSS Washington Fultonsts, BrooAiyn anu ~
PasgaSe called for and checked from residence ,
,IhSs g ttIuns run uA'V' M C. b. MEEKER,
General supernteudent. General Passenger Agent
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR PUMPING MACHINERY


lN NAVY DEPARTMENT,
pURRA OF YARDS AND DOCKS, -
WASHINGTON ID. CgNOy. ~ 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. addressed 10 the oeI wa "a n u ON
w - indorsrd Proposals for Pumping MACHINERY VIII "
tciyeG al this by the undersigned unu e1oS
IN ~ ruesday tho I'D day Of January 1854 al Nno 1
Mace the proposals Ni he opened M the presence Oh pu
SUI f delivering and erecting the Pumps Eh
ctp and other attachments pertaining thereto or inc s.0
a. loci AZ the Island Navy ar Calloths "a
~ The pump house Pump-wel and Culyerts can Dc
specifications and W
appyiug to the Bureau or aT's III, DOeHs
Sayy Department the Civil Engineers once az te az w
-sisst New ork CITY. and No 40 hk-st Boston hHss
% urnan rescryes the right TO reject any or All ods A
nav 9 he deemed advantageous TO the Government - o
40 proposal will be considered unless " WV
which forms part OF inc sanls.
EDWARD T. NICHOLS Chlci OIL hur''u'
DpOPOSAIS FOR FLOATING GATE OR
'Al9''' NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DQSh,,,, (
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. T. ieSSS'
r,ID PROPOSALS addressed TO the CHIEF OF me bu'
- - Vsr,s and Docks Navy Department MahuhSt1n'
!, indo Floating care, WI w ~
the undersign Il until eoCh y. ~
on Tue day 22dday OF January, isel AZ Which, Sdsrs
{or furnlsmg the necessary labor ana nateIM io az
rction al Floating cate, Caisson for the uyocA ~
liz Mare island Navy Yar, California ~ attach oep,s
plans OF Floating Gate or Calsson ana ~
nov aiming thereto be and copies OF Nv @
49,, 'tctious 10 bidders obtained, by applying 10 thS ~
%a,r 81 Yards and Docks Navy Department the M
ncrs Offices at Mare Island Navy YARD % n w
Navy Pay Offices at NO II Suate-stp No"'io' '' $500
as Mik-st. Boston. Mass ,.. ans, ar oil b,ds n M
MIA Rare II reserves the right 20 reject any OF III o' '
may nat he deemed advantageous TO the OONeInt h al,
MD bond which forms part OF the same ,,
| F' EDWARD i. NlCHOLH Cho' vi DuIouu.
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couutrn rrouerlp for Sale anO Go Get.

An EXQUISITE double dwelling, an stable able
n outhoises &c aud about seven actsi bSs Farry
,rnnei by among the handsoDrst estaOls @ r,i
suI .,tnrb OF New York Price very low 70 pI"p
Iasn ,'a.r y X sTEVENsON ir. No 81 Codar-sI anu
80 BGl 6th-aye.
.. FLORIDA r-For Sale, TO Close an Es. ah6e;
-. Onoro House cottages and orange gLo'e '1 -,
a, crs tbe winter home OF the late Moses LYMAN aI1h
necticut miles from @anieI Ohnko a Groves schools
u,t.ts. and In cultivated society. Onoro hOu.e ~
'nut 10 guests; fine santuriun Ci ooll'lns
h.o With slight changcs eau be made oau.d'" tress
ho. rq arl whole, or house and part ErV'o A'''''
n nvDusi;. iYSiI AZ Administrator, Wa'ery' ny
,NrASUINGTON, u. C.-To let, two beautiful ~
w new houses Near pgPcnto C ire her 500 yearly
R,nlv 10 " IL SLACK, III lSthst, washington.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Dec. l, 1888
pECokDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NRy.YoRK CITY.


pFCokDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY
o,., II No 2l4 west 234xIOS4i q Duncan ana a., 900
wife to Mac so a. so5 n Of Monrocave AK
l9SGl9ti2l Mara II ~ r'yio' e... 1887
5ith;sL ss2 20 II u i''A'' $4,000
sOth.st SIS S129 ntTpa o'n-1'p .... 10000
I27thgS Sis 10. tsi l. Ianseom $4,000
West M og,ss ~ NO 80 $4,000
CnaIons MP cSmmiaSs and another 10000
lOthaye SGS ~ 90 90 mes 1900
goa m n 100 n " gth-aye, l25XlO22noOxlOz.s
s$ds t tSsdS22x2oAAlO1i ~ oD.'n $4,000
s7t@;st; No 2sO East -oh % Jun. 1.. $500
1874. SpS i !. Of aSd another 10000
Ab.oVe " a 20 n n OF l30thst, 75.llNl0ONlOOli 10
i2Othst 6O25XlOO; Tanning and wife TO- IL q, mo
l7th st. IS 800 SS 81 M \ Essn $4,000
RVrsdeays Sc cor o. s2as thR and another 10000
94hst 2Sls T. W 81 gtss ~ Bso19 10000
18Th ats 800 n " Of dhAVe' @'h''ii Di. $500
and VILE 100 20 snS Of tave 2OoIioOii Don 90 ooo
aLison aud wife 70 Eno % loo a. Simon
,a,b ~ 1874 II " OF Ave-A oOoxSEoi SAn"' on ono
Schwartz al 20 A ii Bollmey ~ an nj
nsachsL No 53 45 Interests Dc l. Jones ei~ "A 400
sstsG 2s mwof ,n 1IssTe a,a zSoh0o 10000
1soist tSsS q " Of ethaVe l2Oeo
A0th st 80 n 81 Sha Hilton 10000
siths est%S SSl va S s,la 70 81 Martin 1925
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Mem Publications.

pROPER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA,
AND TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE IN ENGLAND.
THE TRIBUNE. NETWORK
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING GATE Vi
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamships
GL4 k5SS Ris va q 64 NaFtS hi7af.
Gq S% Dec HSG
g9ss,sS s sSN $50 T pTspa cs s
Anchor Line drafts s.Ssd paid fre0'
charge in ENGLAND Scotland and re ol &C apply
For p'''asHf SSpjH Rsp BRofhER Bownsd
BORDEAUX LINE. .,.s. -, p.,o.
S NsT S &seG AND nS BSR eS sj pfnE
LA5I1E S tons; jSS 10
SnATEA8 nSsE EO %a. v Brooklyn
:5 ran s and ssaD s%f BY
Cabin dncludnS wiue) 80 steense go
For passage appV 10 F. LIE BoULANGER 46 Beayer:st-
CUNARD LINE.
~ NorIcE-"LANE ROUTE" ,,,,,,,ys
FROM NEw.YoRK 10 LLXERPooL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO, 20 NORTH RIVER o.ao.
sERXdA wedSSsday Dec II, pm
cEPHhLoNiA W %SGasssSy Dec Bss ~ ~ ga M
Bo CABIN passage $50, $50 ana a. vorv low
eerage 70 and from all pSrs Of G9Gpe Green w"
rates Freight ana VERNON NH II Brown Co. Agents
GENERAL, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
sS rsa fnssS fa
s%y v the G.~Gas sOe SS. q a'Sy
S1. GEsaAfNs gonueau: Wed n Dec ga M
Checks payable aS IN amounts suit the Banoa'
| Trans atantique Of Paris.
| Forfr freight and passage apply 20
| foS LOUIS DE BEBIkS, Agent no Bowling drecn
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE SI STEAMERS
| FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL =, n
CITY OF Sstuiuh - - 20 An m,
CITY OF GHIGAGo Gay nec 30 $50 q M
| CITY RI HMOND. Inure1aY WV
| From Pier SO NEW number1, NORTH layer. sla
CABIN PASSAGE, $50, $50 and 800 lnerneN1 Ss SSrS
! STEERAGE from the Old Country SCI; nOm No"'i''-'
For passage &C. apply 70 the tNMAN STEAMSHIP Co.
Limited 81 and Ss 1TGaac ONCE No lOS souths
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, n: X.
| ~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOWnn;a q - -
$500 FOR LONDON DIRECT. an a -
HOLLAND. Dec 10 an Eh n Dec Dec, ~, 800, - y.
Cabin 500 $40, outward tickets SO propaAe ss
tickets $50. F.WJ. HURST, Manager 0S and 10 Bread
way, n. I.
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CHARMS .nnon rpANspoRrATIoJ
~ ' ~ COMPANY.
Office Pier l8 N. X, foot Of Coftandtst -.
,nants of freight forwarded as directed 10 any pAs
Cithe world. - ,,s,..cu
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR pIsPAfch
orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight vi"
chandise to any part Of the city. TAR
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AM ~
Dor LIGHTERAGE -.
Freht Of every promptly hghteed TO any pow
IN the harbor ct reasonable rates go GUAR.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO @h~
TER FOR EXCURSIONS , p,r
steamer Jobu n starin for NEW HAVEN, leaves 70
49, NJ H. foot Of cortlandt-st. at Up m. daily lsoSD
exceptsdl A., vo,s ana
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between Ne"''
Hew.Hayen Care and dispatch guaranteed -. MA, n
Freight Tor points on d. l. a W. X N reo''''
For New Haven and points East Of Per To- ,o.. Al
| NORTH SHORE STATEN lsLANp-Eesen o., az
| Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier l. L. w. w.
| WhtehalLst =, n.x t,ooka
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. commnnipaw, N 9.-p 'o 60 -
| Machine and Boiler shops Everything appearance
| construction and repair Of yessslA
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Cln Real Gstatc for Sale.

FXINGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST,--Four
WJIITISG. Bsekman-t
NOR SALE-Choicc business property ana
/ spartmTnt houses. paying large income. PAUL r
TODD lS5 broadway
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6eaebers.

ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
y OF ali Erales gOverne9ses lecturers COM
of schools frre no charge 10 nOs'
inc Teachers nor teachers until engaged r. hli'lh"
C0YKIFRE& co, 81 Last l7tl.st., Union square
A MISS HESSE. 36Wcs 2lst-st., supplies COM
~. peteut teachers tutors g0yernesses cooIs
lecprrt, given to parens on cnoce "a 1890
References BY Hon. Hamilton Fh anu 'A'o '''
YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor
n SfsIc. private pupils fitting for college speStA'y
Mghest re;,rcnccs Address YALE Box a. llloune o0o
4, MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estaD-
Y usbed 1855 provides promptly Best Teachers I3rIr;
vste PUPILS Families Schools, Colleges Ccnats % t ILL.,
schools with reliable information, free TO palehs HAhe"
Tcarlers always wlnird Application iorm Tor stump -
j " sCHERMEkHORN q CO., East l4u-S'r ~ =
EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE CNlON:,L--
Ia Teachers supplied to schools free To empH "a
hrscass lor all situations al Their ne" p''
| East l2that =,
+ DY-TEACHER.-For u long estaDhshg,u
,,,rlfp y.riool an experienced lady teacher oi .no
L,,,r rsurc- who also assist N general Hupe
ttIrrs. WITH fu particulars PEiNC1PAL lnDnHe bI"n'"
| Ofl,s East lith--t.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION in any depart
mon, Of medicine or pupils prepared Tor gIsduon a.
| d by expcrtrn, eel teacher hhl lhc ''"'' i''''
| nan .Culars address H.. Tribune once
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9neirutiion.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ he 70 a@s :, F Pc, E'yS aT' " Gaulrs
Columbia Institute, LOG West l2d-st., +. Fow- |
o, !sT e. h business Snd r% ePs Gcns Sept 20
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
EHANE DiIsLlI 4 f3 M clr rT9Tp etc orpv At
the scRooi. or 10 Prot hEERY Diu5Llll IS West 4GhsL
(HARLIER INSTITUTE.
lCs W SSb ie' ~ GgPS9I;E S scod Park
for boys and youths. FROM seven to twenty
THE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
MT Sn 1 SEND rf SEP eus 'VbiB%GY Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. ~
p%l El SeS baGaS S do%psts in is appointments Tine
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4Sl
ses%ny Tsnr 'S e. Ha6 tR EEi9 PTIneps
For Young Ladies-City.
MISSES GRINNELLS' School for young
vi ladies and children % East 06'h't' two doors fro'
MRS. ia. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
WI Boarding and Day school for Young ladies' re9pSned
for College preparation special attention 70 InteT@edao
and limited class for little boys
For Both Sexes-City.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
lGthst and rutherford place. kindergarten, primary
''N"''''' ''D '''' BTSj1IfS SMITH NJ. A.. Principal.
| MODEL KINDERGARTEN
Vf and elementary and girls from 70 ~
old Seminary for kindergarten teachers heoltns
oct 3. No East 22sL Principals Prof. J. hRAUS ann
Mrs KItAus-BoELTE.
| Art Schools-City.
! MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday oct 16 in DRAWING OIL and WA:
IR s913h st and and
| STUDIO, No. so MADIsOk-AvE.
hcferencoa
| Mr.. n. HUNTINGTON, MT. WILLIAM HART, Mt
| JAMES HABI. MI A. T. BELLOWA
For Boys and Young Men Country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted foI
ID college Conditioned relected candidates coached
summer winter stockbTidge Mass u. HofFMAHN.
DORDENTOWN, n. MILITARY Institute
ID Prepares for College Business Finely located health
| fui and thorough For circulars, &c, address
| Rev. WM. g. BOWEN, A. NJ Principal
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY
MAI. w A. FLINT. Principal.
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP
Government School and for business JOHN MILEY
Principal.
tNREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. j.
L Rev A. q. CHAMBERS. A NJ, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass, 2Sth year. For full information
ply 10 O. b. METCAIL, A. NJ, superintendent
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rHE STANDARD HISTORY.
sr1rAn1.F FnR THE HoLInAYs.


And for reference on the Of local annlVoHaA
,l for occasions IN which thoughts o. the past OF the
Greatness Of today the possibilities OF the future are called
forth
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Jnsiruftiou.
~ nnua and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-clty.
pEEKSKILL (N. W Military Academy y,nc;IoS
4 rrcnars address Col c. J. WRIGHT A. W. rl',p ",
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMf'
Chester =.d year p CO.. fRo HYATT President
DEy. J. II. CONVERSE receives INTO his ms
~ icy q sI BTitiS PIoT Vi sn S'fs
1--WE Y y-Brodford Mansion School. Win
,er , term win BEGIN Nov ~ CT. COLLINS Principal
q toO A YEAR for young men and dbl boys rsa az
d 4t Media (Penn) Academy y aies TTm sS pe
G ,a5GS PsfSSP4ii boz " 'I' College grad
aatel Principal and Proprietor
For Young Lscles-Couatrz
4 AMSTERDAM ACADEMY AND LADIES
y ,r vH SEM adIcs and children reopens
o,n so s Number deen For circular address
'N' - -'0 GEO II. GETAWAY, A. NJ Amsterdam" w. l.
poRDENTOwN, N. j. Female ale,, Gol leGsy
or Music and Ar circular Frss SGTf''
MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DA Al,
vi SCHOOL for GIRLS Tauytown-onth tnd s, WI
reopen wLDN september 10 Address by letter un
september /.
Miss AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
Sept. 20. FOR particular address MISS c. AIKEN
MISS n, Us English and French Is Ml4.I Family HdH.
VI and Day TeopI Lor no hn Ihursay september 20
Circulars sent upon application --------
NYACK SEMINARY FOR GIRLS,
L! N'N'NG Mrs. 'iMoGENE BERTHoLF.
THE ELMS.-Family and day, school 10 Tor
GIRLS no i4l Higl.st, springfield Mass F9T p Grey
ars address tie Principals, Misses PORTER
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Sar-
send a iSf ye sR JOCK ciAs Do@D A. NJ President
For Both sexes-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, -..,...
Ii Nyack.oaic Hudson. Both sexes Send Tor catalogue
| W. Ii. BANNIsfER A. NJ.
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dolels

yXrALLACES, 12l 5th-ave.-Largo anu
w Fm,u rooms, elegantly fuThlsheai s'n'o~'n 0''
table d'hutc
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Citp 11rcprrtp 90 Get.

rI,O LET.-Stores. lofts and buildings on Beck
l man. spruce, Frankfort, John MlllAW am rum ''
RUTLAND WHITING. BceAmAhSt.
V'O LET.-ln private family III aauIsV 3r
ayc corner house In best location handsomely ,,
.,S .ond tr ,1irn rooms u required meals lppiiea
~ caterer Address LOtAIIoN' ioA 10 ii''""' 'F'
I 2I4 Broadway.
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Drn 0oo0s.

rrSFFUI HOLIDAY ESENTS.-Ilousehold
49, scnld ne our rugs and mats fur hearth rugs
=. Duy mstiings. ANDREW LESTER CO. iot by
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{ itn pro rr,n Wnntso.

\xrANTED.-City property for country -, re -,
w dcncc. free with acres ana iTnt rAOii'
broadway
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ON and after N. 1888
AND US GHEnT s TAI NAIL IA ROUTE; ..,
Trains leave New-York Desbrosses aud Coran 9"ee'
HaSurs PittsSure and South With Sa Pg YorP
and Chicago Limited PaIior Dining, Smoking and 9'o'p
wa@spoT Lock Haven Cory E, and n eeStrs
m connecting at CORY for Titnsylle, fe'roe""i N
and the oi Hgg09S and the South Limited washington
bxprSs Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday iva
WashingOp 4 aBG ~ q anS Il night Vi;
and o r. T. night TIA sunday SnS va RR ~,
For limits Si sss ssseg gu sGRSnY
LG Tis R SIr%S and A@SOy noon $40 Sr X On
sunday and aos ssn RSe s'S With al through trains
at Jersey CITY anOrding speedy and direct
RSSR Psour $40 and 2 %dusy q 1 aSa
WasnIDR1S Sa nSa o ' sSa
iSs5 S%R ETST b2 s5o so 5 Sop
800 gC 40 1870 ilaq iSG q log IGo and
$50. 60 IS. $50 7O0, 1885 m S2o 1885, D. ~ iOO'
i''-' anu no PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT la N'
20 TRAINS EACH TAX X PPAhYffA bEP On
PHIA IN NEwYoRk
pouR1r TRACK, THE MOST, LMPRo ,SOlS ,I E2Uip'
hENT HTP % fHf kEAs sGESTF Et sAFEfT
Express via DesOrOsse' and cOr'Ana'
sseT 5S. 8 $50 @ and 10 Limited II Lilo s% l. IS
g initeO and 10 and m aaS y io $50
Trains leaving New-YOrk daily except eunnay nton lar
and ITO N, l. q L. and pm, connecting At
camden trains leave Broadst station rhiladelphia
Spb " g. % 4:35 except Monday 500 ISO s5on MI
n and ills IN. uimited Express lSO anu o." Pi9i
Isl s. $3.50. 40 and o M on $50 7io
$i Sa mas Leave PSilsdsphs via daily
except n,Ses iS5 $40 and ga Broadway Asor iioas5
a t If Desbroses Cortandt streets Sort p a.
ahn o MAJ station Fulton-st Brookyni
note Hoboken; station, Jersey CITY Emisfan' i'
Rattery Place and Castle Garep n, an 4
onS 4WswYork transfer Company will cal TOT an" 0
| baggage from ho M p If ~ J. r.. WOOD,
CHAhLh~,,. ~ Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Brooklnn Crupcrin for Sale anO 20 Lei

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT in Nine me.
tenth ward BROOKLYN pear the fountain; ent low
~ y ,ot tenant Possession immediately. Apply 70 n 1HlT
TSGiIEK 5I iu.st Brooklyn, y. y. Ielephoho 20 loI
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
oRyILLE DEWEY.

AS" 5sr.Ss DEWEY s1o, pT
366 RobcIfs Brothers H.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-05-02
To The West.

There are number Of routes leading to
the above mentioned section, but the direct
and reliable route is via Saint Louis and
over the Missouri Pacific Railway. Two
trains daily are run from the Grand Union
Depot, Saint Louis to Kansas City, Lesycn.
worth, Atchson, ST. Joseph and Omaha
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars of the very
fir est make are attached to all trains,
At Kansas City Union Depot, passengers
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Cat.
if'rris connect with express trains Of all
lines.
At Atchison, connection is made with
express trains for Kansas aud Nebraska
points.
At Omaha, connection is made with the
Overland train for California.
This line offers to parties cnroute to the
West and Northwest not only fast time
and superior Accommodations, but beautiful
scenery, rs It passes through the fines, por'
tion of Missouri and Nebraska, Send for
illustrated maps, pamphlets, &c, OF this
line. which will be mailed free.
G. Is. KINNAN, F. CHANDLER,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent. Gen'l Pass Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-05-02
Worthy of Praise.

AS rule We do not recommend Patent
Medicines, but when we know of one that
really is q public benefactor, and does
positively cure, then We consider it our
duty to impart that information to ALL.
Electric Bitters are truly most valuable
medicine, and will surely cure Biliousness,
Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney Complaints, even when all other rem.
edies fail. We know whereof we speak,
and can freely recommend them to ALL
Exch.-Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Harry
w. Schulz. 60
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-05-02

SEE woman IN another column near
Speer's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Speer's Port Grape wine IS made,
that is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by druggists.