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National Republican., 1883-10-18
HOSIERY.

Our styles for the fall have now all ar
rived. AS this week is specially devoted
to the sale of Hosiery, we have made a
few surprises for our patrons.
Surprise No. 1.
Two cases English Balbriggan Hose,
extra length, double heel and toe, full
regular, regular price, 29c, special price,
2lc pair.
Surprise No. 2.
One case Black Balbriggan Hose, oil
boiled, all sizes, improved French toes,
regular price, 4Sc, special price, 29c a pair.
Surprise No. 3.
Fifty dozen English, oil boiled ingram,
new colors, full regular, improved shape,
regular price, 4Sc, special price, Soc
pair, or three for 81.
Surprise No. A.
Seventy-fve dozen Black and Colored
plain, new fall shades, regular price, $l.45,
Surprise No. B.
One case Cashmere Wool Hose, full
length, new colors, all sizes, regular price,
SOC, special price, 4Sc pair
Surprise No. 6.
One case English Cashmere four own
importation), ribbed and plain, new col
ors, exquisite goods, regular price, $129
special price, Csc pair.
Surprise No. z.
Fifty dozen Childrens Ribbed English
Hose, white heels and toes, regular price,
39c, special price, 25c a pair and twen-
ty-five dozen Children's English Cash
mere Hose, in black, double knees, white
cotton feet, made specially for The Palais
ROYAL.
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Surprise No. A.

Seventy-fve dozen Black and Colored
Silk Hose. warranted all silk, ribbed and
plain, new fall shades, regular price, $l.45,
special price, $l.22 per pair.
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Surprise No. 3.

Fifty dozen English, oil boiled ingram,
new colors, full regular, improved shape,
regular price, 4Sc, special price, Soc a
pair, or three for 81.
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Ladies' Underwear.

One hundred dozen Ladies'
Merino Vests and Drawers, ex-
ira fine quality, patent seams,
silk finished, only fifty cents
each. The best goods ever
sold by us at the price.
One case Ladies Scarlet All
wool Vests and Drawers, all
sizes, one dollar each.
Extra fine and heavy Ladies'
Fleece Wool Vests and Draw
ers, $I.25 each.
Woodward & Lothrop.
Misses Scarlet Shirts and Drawers.
A full line of Misses and
Boys Scarlet Wool Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes from 10 to 80
inch.
Woodward & Lothrop.
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Surprise No. 6.

One case English Cashmere four own
importation), ribbed and plain, new col
ors, exquisite goods, regular price, $1.29,
special price, CSC pair.
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Surprise No. B.

One case Cashmere Wool Hose, full
length, new colors, all sizes, regular price,
SOC, special price, 4Sc pair.
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Surprise No. 2.

One case Black Balbriggan Hose, oil
boiled, all sizes, improved French toes,
regular price, 4Sc, special price, 29c pair
National Republican., 1883-10-18

Two cases English Balbriggan Hose
extra length, double heel and toe, ful
regular, regular price, 29c, special price
2lc pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
THE APPLETON rREAcHERY EXPosED'

D. dpp,ston & Co. disrbuteda remarkable teeTc'cu
or inviting subscriptions their American Cycop"a Oh
h ornd mat n WAS especav edited suit the views oil
Roman Catholics and probably to keep 1t out OF the u
Erpurgaorfuair which inable Church names he ooN
that II forids the faithful TO read under penalty OF t'"
dafnnattOn dsobedence. One OF APp'eIohS Heens
Jt,sr and sa,d that ne had been tTucted 10 use II
olv as an inducement Catholics to suosOe h
he lad secured large Of such subscribers ana nav
ing nearly finished hs special Work, he desired we shou
know Infamous trick d. Appfefon 10 were ps
o., p.loW "a the remarkable letter. and who but Jesnd
Priest coulc have rtteu arotly and who but the Apple
on would use such ana be unmany enough 10 "eB
that their Cyeopda had been cooked TO order bS IeS
nit Priest his name printed by them upon INC guy
ysrfserS2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

THE APPlHToNs OUGHT TO PRINT TRADEMARK POINTING
TOWARD RoME."-REv. DIR. J. ". KING.
FROM REV DR. JAMES ". KING PASTOR WASH
INGTON SO. NJ L. CHURCH. y. Y
Ihave spent time pains in looking into the evidences
OF the conversion Of App,etoaS New Cye0p6dia to the
Roman faith and the evidence ought TO be
Conclusive 10 soeptca The change OF heart Is evil
IDENTIFY thorough IL right to the OF NEW Cyeio
pda The publishers can't be blamed for wanting Roman
Catholic patrup R0manists for wanting CYCLIC
media after liking revised by OF their college
p,ossors under te eye Of auhOrf But the publishers
onght In candor TO print trademark IN some
prominent place. pointing toDord Rome. The facts
Of history manipulated in the interests OF the claims OF
the lettering Papacy do not furnish healthy
reading for Americans who are Just entering upon the en-
,oyment OF results of hundred Of civil and
ligms liberty. There but one cyclOpeda for Ameri
can readers JoHXsOSs NEW UNIVERSAL CYcIoPRn is tho
book for all readers-hppleos ReCtsed CBctopgdh for
sect JOHSsoSs found place In library because Ia
aby edited coprehesfre economical catholic mot fomsn),
and candid.
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lrouo5nls.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
i -POKTArION.
DEPARTMENT or rHE INTERIOR.


SAILED PROPOSALS. indorsed " Propo ais Tor Beef'
NAV directed to the COmm soner OF Indian Anar
n M OF APRIL 81 1881 for furnishing for the
Indian about 1000 pounds BaconiOOOO pounds
BakiB ~ powder 22o00O pounds corn a71O00 ounds
Cofe g. pounds Flour 10000 pounds Feed l70sOO
BOO barrels mess forK ~ 900 pounds rice 6GO0
pounds Tea, ljOUO pounds Tobacco 100000 pounds salt
sugar and 100 600 pounds Wheat.
part Ticking. $4,000 yards Standard Cahc0, 3OOOOO
Yards; Drilling 10000 Yards Duck itee from all sizing
10000 yards; DENNIS 1000 yards ulnghn JOVOo Yards
Kentucky Jeans 1000 yards ChoyiO $1,000 Yards Brown
hbretine 2OOOOO yards Bcached Shooting 10000 yards;
Hickory shring, 10000 ards; calico shifting 5000 yar.
ware Medical Sup Hes School Books and long ls OF
miscellaneogs articles such as Harness ppsas ~, hases
I'm Arizona Colorado Dakota. Idaho INDIAN Territory
delivered cagO Kansas civ and CITY Also for
such may be required aapted 10 the climate OF
the Coast with California brakes. delivered AT san
Also transportation articles goods and sup
plies that may contracted for TO be delivered AZ the
lids must be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of subsistence
supplies required och Agency and the kinds and qnant
ties gross of ala other gods aud articles together with
proposals. conditions To be observed by bddcr- time
place delivery terms OF contract and payment trans
poriaton and all otn mstTuctons wll DO
furnished application 70 the Indian Once IN Washing
ton or nos % and 0a Woos'e,,s New York WI IL
Lyon NO fo3 bto.n"AI' aseH oIN tie W
Omaha saint Louis saint Paul. San Francisco and 1nkt0n
following named places In Kansas Arkansas CITY BuTlng
ton. Caldwell Dodge Guy EmPotla; Eureka Great Bend
cine Lodge Newton City. Sedan. Sterling Topeka
Wellington. Wichita and winfield. .,
will be opened at the hour ana day above staed and
bidders arc invited To be present at the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be companed by cs titled checks upon
United states Depository Tor AZ least per cent OF the
amount OF the proposal H. PRICE Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

RICFA GOOD steady trade at unchanged prices resy
fancy held Rice might bring but there Is little any
here O3 baes OF roots have atery been sppco
this ort 20 France This something new so far as new
York IA Concerned IL indeed ever been done before
sEEDS-Unchanged. demand fair -, ~, ,,ara
SUGAR steadc the demand Is not aye pa1
market being so ne what holders are less dpose
realize; aud 1900 bags Centriugai so,v
test $50 and hhds MuscavadO 67sc Far itennihg'
7S7ae Good 7s97ssc. sGs test Centsifgsa C% Inc
9is 94o Crushed 0isG9i4c P0wdereawas nig1sr
Granulated 81 sQ6s4c.; Cubes &c. Mould ~; SSc
fectOL era Sac standard A." $40; on A. sUoc;
Willie Extra " c." TAG Extra C." 7i9S7'sci '''c''
yellow c." 74cL Yellow 767isr. -, ga.
STEARI NEouiet and firm Choice City quoted ii'ci
Olemargarne Stearine iOc - -.
TEA-At the auctio to-day prices showed no mateIla
change the sale Thursday 5000 pigs VIII
DO offered Inc street. there moderate trade and prices
are about steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
3. O'RRILLY.

But little comment really as Re DR. OHeuy
was for several years professor in the Jesuit college
Of the Holy Cross at Worcester Mass lie IA an accom-
nsbed teacher OF that insdous and depotc foreign oe
~ o,es ,ohtch touch In aayirdy the CdthOtte relig
ION are to 20 through his hands be coiored ana y"r
ID 10 suit him and II need be- submitted TO Afchuhop
McCoskey of New York ou Cardina as the supreme
Of authority" IN America.
Rem Dr. Retiy gives promise that the editors OF the
>,, CoDpdio resolved that this edition hall IN every
by the utteH absence 81 hec'a
Ran srit" When Catholic talks OF soe'ailhnsm
we know very well his meaning; his Churchs 'ho uue
Church and everythn different from II Is sectaan ms
nleage that one reigonsts In this country-and
that not the most favorable intelligence or uberty-sha
has the shaping the articles" historic, dogmac or
otherwise, (which torch In any ray on 'her rehP'oh'
II eonl. who do cot bow their nccks 10 TIE Ronish yoke
want 10 buy oyclopada under ase Tetenees they
can get IL OF D. Appleton Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
rz.wnY SUBSCRIPTION nooKs ARE so pEARl

rY-WHY SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ARE so DEARi
THE MERCHANT buys goods for cash, pays freight store
rent insurance clerk hire interest the invested
and sells credit Of to 6monhs aud realizes from
10 to 20 per cent.
BUT tho greedy rowing ~ bookag,nt" goes TO this
chants with sampeboqk that costs him nothing
obtains subscriptions before he orders copy has the
books sent credit pays freight store
clerk no insurance lterest delivery
the books and a. receives mission OF 40 cent;
and rather than Obliged combat his enmty IT
house the publisher forced " give him nearly all
the profits.
lThas often been leading publisher
ought initiative and protect the business from the
rapacity Of irresponsible ~ bOokagen" aud thus
beneat the puUc by bringing the subscription prices OF all
yubs down 10 tho level of other Tscass goods
80 years experience in the business started the
reform by reducing prices.
r4- boOkagent leading eyelopedas
ApPtKroxs 10 vols. cloth. $780, prohts $50 JouSsoSs
vos, cloth. S54, profits s2l 60.
WE shall adhere old rule not TO employ
whom we would not invite our
families
Nor "book-agsnts need apply, but Ohsr men, who will
furnish credentials of good character and willing 10
work reasonable address for PARTICULARS,
A. ]. JOHNSON e. CO.,
IL GREAT IoNEs.sT. NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

March 37e,n 90 SS s.ss sssS Oa Ms
G1s GpanSS bes or soecuatCn aud
5000 bales including 900 American Fatures-U planas
Nav and June delivery 5ed GO June and July denSery
SH %iso s 9ps eU SS 1Sy delivery Go October
and November delivery ,is4d also fg4d; 90 November
hIyEEPooI March al ~ mCotton-rne safes OF tue
day incindsI 74io palea Amsucaa co,,on-ru,r s.un.
Lands Low Madine clause June aud JgI. de very 9s.a
also cad: DO November ana December denverV o'"'d
March o6 2G Sna3v sc net receipts
bates gross l4 baeE sae' oO9 oas bI,es
To- France bales; coastwise. - bales; stocK' ooS4o
ose fvrsroy March 2s-Cutton weak Middlng 99.c Low
MddnG .; Good Ordinary: So ns eat sritaS 81
bsies m france bales the Continent LID bales
TO the Channel bales coastwise. 400 DaleS; sA'0''
Sew.UR 'ys March .Uotton quiet; Nidding .L1c'
4s"5 bales gross 400 bales; exports coaswlse. oSS
bales % S oSa ,5g. a .cc o es 6a se' 'O0
sivlsYhS aO,,o@' easy Mad ns1 res seIse
lob 1aes gross OoI bales exports % Fran ran S,Ss 70
10 tho Continent b,Ii sIes 800 bales last evening
looS bales. stock, COlO0 bales.
BALTIMORE March 2s-Cotton dull: Mlddlinss JOG JOG
Flour steady iowa street ana Wes,sTn ST. Guy
Mills super 81 90 do Extra q 90 % DO; sn 9
s% p %.,1s %o; %,n e f ESs
t 81 Yellow G5 western M1e@ s"C ., SsSi
White 81 G63c. do $40 'e; PenDsyvanIa5l 925e.
RYE du 65D7Oc Hay Prime TO Cho'ce FeDhSgE+
ma anq MIrvland ProvisIons-Mess PORE.
s.0OI BuiSmeats shoulder s4@llc: clear 81 no
s1as nae ,ei sSt0llc Inconsistencies 9'tc.; Clear
Rir sides. lie Hans II al ,ooo LaT Troae-
aned PIC Butter Western Parked lI92zc; Cresn'
ery OJGOic Eggs. l6i2c PetrOeum-Rehned "a 'sc
Coaee-Rio ca-goes Ordinary 10 Fur HI2c, sugar n
soft sac COuDer. Refined. l6l4c. Whiskey 81 ~
RuFFAIO March. 2S.-floI~ dull and unchange1
Amber IS 5OeH so: white Winter ST. 90 New Process
g mass D. wheat dull. No 1 Hard Dulutn, ,, %
White ana Amber Winter, 81 l29sl IL; Corn quiet !:
sample Western j9c 80 Mixed az Gle Oars get out
-. Vest on .
no 2 Mixed Western. acc" Barey hTH Can 1on
sDr 4tl: choice. 9jc. state at % 0Hoc NOthing iOhB
other grains Railroad freights TO New-f0Tk Whea66
&c: she; oats. &c Railroad receipis-tour ~
bhis. Wheat. lSOuO bush. Corn. 5l.OOO bushi OATS
100 lu h.; Barley Rye 900 bush tailroaI
sIlpents-FlO 1870 bbls: Wheat 2G.OOJ Oushi Corn
81 900 oats. $500 busn Barley nonei Bye oOo
bush
TOLEDO March 29-At tho noon board Wheat nrm 30
Rcd spot 81 05Si ~ 20 march, 81 III Ap ill
Tia corn higher: High MXei, SIC; No spot ANA
Anil 541tc. May. 571ac oats quiet No spot S2t
ps-Wheaf 20 OuU bush. Corn. 20OW BUSH Odts
none Shipments-Wheat, me Corn. 10000 oats none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday March rs. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK. Wel
rrs oui,t and unchanged.

HES-Quiet and unchanged. ,,.,. ,,o,od NJ
COFfET-Sl RIO quiet and unchanged far S 90
OF agile; ~ O.bags ]. r. Sanhope son Oh paeJ
tefms the receipts io however, have attety &C.
lsOm ba da this tact aud the sowneSs OF nnIY
tenden 10 deIt s. the market while tho ibsral huppy
here in second hands smailness OF the ht
likewise tend favor the buyer hougn 40 9
mode nc snp y here first hands. On change pices -
to 10 pns bags sold az Soc for Aprl s'2S S f
Nav 1907 soc Tor 7S5 d79 for July ioi
August aud s15aS2Oc for sepemher cosl 70 % Sn
March 72b d doc: April. 73OG7.35c.; May, l9VH1 9oc
June 709; Use; JULY 10 a 1860; August 800 0slnc
September S2Ods.2c.; October S2aa soc; NoVem0ei
83,GS3Ic: December 1856 as.4Gc. Mild grades steaoy
saes 1000 gs orto Caoello at nc 41o0ags qua eIMa
600 nags Sayana on mi terms G7O bags OF COnee
were nne r lIayre material decline in ocean fIegnls
of cncour cling shipments the rates mere Deli
more adj than tor ship es In ~ Dono anu
20. AGO. who s-ld OIee Euro 20 by way Oh Vow Ia
,OlTON- SPOT Cotton quiet a Il Igc lowers sslrs'
7gs hales ~ 9 ga st evening" including lS7 baes Tor ek
port So bales consumption Hnd 0OSaos Io ~
latiou. contracts, 200 bales kecelp5 NJ Wv
norts to-day I7l5 baoA IS,lSl bales TINS u'v
lna md hairs lasL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
LET THE REMARKABLE LETTER SPEAK

To MEssRs D. APPLETON s Co.; ,
Gentlemen IL am gratiGed TO learn that you n'eho ad
dressing circular to the Catholic clergy Throughout 'he
country soliciting their patronage for the revised emu o
the Cyclopodfa Allow me TO cay this mueh LOT ,ne ue
h, ,o,b IN any av on the catholic religion that have
the hearty sanction of the Reversed the Archbishop Oh
IN my sui ervision of these articles and ms co
operaton and advice all times when any question OF o
ncuy sses which needs eve authority Moreover 80
Ear ma my own moor ability 60 only promise that no
industry or labor spared by me to make every ance
touch as satisfactory It be- and furthermore at
the editors are that this edition shall In eVeF uo
partmen be distinguished by the utter aD'ehcc vi S"
spirit Very respectfully yours
i e. O'RRILLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

~ The above letter proves that "App'etons 1es"s'"
ovlopdfa for ne Saints 1, unpopular and uhsaiao'e %
Incoming more So and 80 that Appons are compeeu
"a or canvasser whom they have seen more than
hair of and feeling would not accept even MAJ 'heY
salary to him II is that they "have had hea "
the Johnson agents" Is true that they nave
acme with enormous commissions aad few others pS r.
..o, salaries and H. ia EQUALLY true they tacity ADMIT III
the letter that they MOI did not long reVan ,
servc es In the sale AppetOns Cyop@dto MI ittoS
remit that he could not NTH Of leaving JohNsoN
70 work for Appetons 55 per cent when he hau
bn irving IN rain for some time dispose OF two new ses
of Apple;oas' at GO per cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
Goruorailon Notices.

GAS ISSI0N.-Pr0DOsals for estimates
~ for furnishing the gas other Illuminating material for
and lighting extingushing, cleaning repairing and NAM
tanning the public lamps on the ssIeet avenues piers AMI
Public Works und April Il. 1888.
For full Information see CITY RECORD for sale 90 NO
= CITY II all.
N0TlCE.-PrOpOsals will be received at the
office Of the Department Of Public Charities and Correc
ti0n NO. 80 3da until March 80 1888 for Groceries Lum
ber &C. For full information City Record for sale az
getty Hall
NOIlCE.-Sealed proposals wlli Oe rccc. yed at
the office Of the Fire Department until April a. 1888 for
thousand feet OF hose boiler hre engine
No H. For full Information City Record for sale nc
No CITY Hall.
N0TlCE.-Seaed proposals will be received at
~ the Hal Of the Board OF Education by the School Trus
tees OF the Nineteenth Ward until april g. 1888 the
tiUn OF school house 6sh st. For full information
see City Record. for sale at No. City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
CATHOLICS CALL 1T "oUR cYcLoPKDIA.o

CATHOLICS CALL 1T "OUH OlCL0Fz1DI"'
The dppletons have publicly announced several ne
..d editions OF their fraudulent Cyelopodtd but no gen
81 ,s,r has been made aud none whatever CUP 70 1890
toramoys the Roman catholic pht,etcaahfng"
Leading Ron an Catholics call 1t "Our CycopGds" ana
berever Roman Cathode Is the school board he does
his hest 10 nut Appletons public schools in prefer
GO 70 any other we hare had Of contests Of iS
ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
Qenchcrs.

MEXICAN and FOREIGN Teachers Agency,
~ ~ Union square supp les able and accomplished pro
eCturcH companions hnd hoh
Keepers Fani cs gong abroad TO the country promptly
suited. ALI address Mrs. If. IOIN6-FlLION
American Foreign Teachers Agency, % Onion square
LADY TEACHER, with highest references,
~ desires engagement Branches. higher English
and botany; sue ks French Addceh l. - De-
Tribune Uptown ONCE. Las Btoadway
DEST TEACHERS.-Amcrican and foreign,
ID promptly provided Tor families schools college, Cifcu-
lars good schools with sound advice Tree TO parents ef
s0ually mailed for postage. skilled teachers see application
form, and u Of calls. j. W. SCHERMEKHORN a. H.,
Secretary East lftii-si.. " Y.
SyASTERSHIP, TutOrship or Princip1lshp
WI desired by experienced DISTINGUISHED graduate auor
former unuc pa and female establishment discipline
nan attractive method rapidly nd ancing 6ackwafd pups
university profession clas3cs iahe seirlce,'
English French. German. SPANISH. lubcW Addfess REV
x Tribune Uptown Oice 23S Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
$4,000 AS A TEST.

We continue our offer of $1,000 any who will prove
that AppetonS has not been manipulated In tho interests
of the Roman Catholic against the truth Of history
"a Professor r. u. Hhchcoek. DID, liz D. Pres Union
Theological Seminary says has BEEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept il, 1881
Mr.. A. J. PILLsBURY
neo, We have heard Of You and your work for JOHN
soy,s CYcloP9pIA and would like much 10 nave you
work for us Being quite oonversant with the terms sna
methods of Mr. Johnson feel confident that we can
you greater inducements we have had nearly " '"o
80 -, rS, Cor n. al one time OF another. As We
ov heavv stack in SAN FRANCISCO can offer induce-
ments in the way of nsalment payments which
scbsrs and uuadruple sales We Will give you "a" ~ ~
SAN FRANCISCO which equals half OF and per ee'' IN
York. Ifyou can ind II congenal 10 engage VIII" "'
be glad 10 write further. VeIy truly
JAMES T. WHITE & CO.
pswe might lie willing to give youa salary If you are
on Eastern man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

FROM HON. A. r. sPoFFoRD. LL. D.. LIBRARIAN
OF CONGRESS-
JoHSsoys UNIVERSAL CYCJoPRpM work which Is fonrd
in the Library Of Congress 20 answer more questions sasiac
torily than any other work Of reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
NTARIN'S
- CITY RIVER AND HARBoR IRA NsPoRTATIoN
COMPANY.

oaice Pier 49, ~ r.. loot of Cortlanltst
Consgmeus OF freight forwarded az directed TO any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all Kinds Of freight
chandse any part OF the city.
sEAAND uARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BoR LIGHrERAGE.
freight OF every description npt Shtorsl olnypln5
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
John II. Starin aud crastuS Corning for NEW
HAVEN. Pier Is. " H.. at o. IN. daily [5atariay,
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between New.Vork and
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. " W. a. resolved &C Pier -
For New Haven and points East At Por lS
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mlesi)r
Ten Cents from Iron Pier l. &c H.. foot Jt
Whtehallst
CENTRAL shIPYARD, Commnnpaw NJ DRY DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertan W tas
construction ard repair OF yossalA
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notels
.OTEL LAFAYETTE,
GUNNER Resorts.

FASHIONABLE SUMNER RESORT lSLlP.
l. Ito LET FOR THE SEASON. large. ninety
r1rpished house sutiOe for arsr IN MY. WIN Rouhus
bordering Champn creek and Pond ana situated near
SDutl well ventilated rooms; elegant dlulit
room b lizard wine &c lar large stables zee % 80
nj Ell fine ardeu with services oi gardener Ten mnntrs
walk nom station line boating Inquire OF a NJ ME-
Tribune building
DAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
4 IsLTP. Long ISLAND.
will open March 81 "a - 81 T. OF tue betAs'eJ'
btn.aye. aud 9TH ST. owner AMI proprietor
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iOinier Resorts.

uYGEIA HOTEL. ....
THE GREAT SOUTHERN RESORT
0'"N " ~ A. PHOEBUS. PrOpr
THE WAVERLEl. ..,,
/ ATLANTIC CITY NEW-JERSEI. -,
omen all the wear Hot cold seawMcr baths IN tue
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JUST PUBLISHED.
THE OPENING VOLUME OF sCRIBNERs NEW
SERIES.
THE NAVY IN THE CIVIL WAR.
THE BLOCKADE AND THE CRUISERS.
cyl RUSSELL Solely Professor in The United states
Navy.
vol, l2mo, with maps and Plans, 81.
Professor soeys opening deal with the general
condition of the Navy outbreak the war; peculiar
difficulties before and the way in which the difficulties
met part the book nearly all the earliest
operations including passages like the fight between the
Monitor and Merrmsc, the exploit OF Cushing vii.
mington his far famous destruction OF the Abe
MARIE of finest of individual herOism in the
history Of the
The exciting episodes Of blockaderuunlng, and the
hghske between the Kearsarge and Alabsma-wnch
enter into main and portions of the book unite
make worthy and authentic this
size Of our naval history.
remaining volumes Of the series will be published in
the Spring
1.-THE ATLANTIC COAST
BY RearAdniral DANIEL AMMEN. U S. Navy
III-THE GULF AND INLAND WATERS.
BY Commander A T. MAHAN, U. 3. Navy.
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