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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

WAsnnoroy, D. C.--General G.. G.
Knnip IN letter stating his wife was
curcd Of pliuinl aiIment by ST. Jacobs
Oil, writes that after witnessing its mag
icaI cure Of pain no would cheeriullypn
500 for Il bottle OF 81. Jacobs Oil, ii he
could not got it cheaper.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02
Did She Die?

"No" .......
"She lingUcd and suffered along, riilini
away all the time for years.
"Ihe doctors doing her no g0od;'
"And at last WIS cuIei 10y this Hop Hiileii
tho papers shy 50 much about"
" Indeed! lndeed.'
GLOW thankful We should be for TIA.
medicine.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

"WnAr il the meaning of the word
'tmtalizing 2" asked the teacher.
please, malm," spoke up LITTLE Johnny
lIolcom, at means a circus procession
passing tlcschool-housc, and tho scholars
not allowed b. look out .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02
Father is Getting Well.

My daughters say:
"How much better father 10 since lie used
dop Bitters."
"He is getting well after his long 5uiTegiGq
from disease declared iHcurable." ..
"And we are 50 glad that he used YOU
iitters. ~ LADY Of uNeA y. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

PRESIDENT Woolsey is reported ashav.
ing said: "When was president OF Yale
College, | was asked if lwould be willing
10 atlnit women students there. I re.
piled that | would il vossar College
would admit Young men, That ended tho
discussion, hr1 ~~fr.. 1853. ...lH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

OSe Of tue conspirators among the
Sjou> who are threntcning trouble il q
cliof called Womau'S Dress. This Wo-
mans Dress could be cut, gored, and
ha-t.i. Hes putting on too many
",Gii,"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

Sc lie d. i to runnc; ~ smut to flour !;
05 .oal t. niIba4:cr: ~ SCOT TO driven snow,
81 rs tarhJih'. III perfect on Of all Hair
EeueW rs, to all ulc preparations.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

"WlNT impndancew exclaimed Mrs.
Shc1dy "llre is man applying by
Ter ior q situation as coachmnn, who
SID, .im,.it 'YouT obcdirht servant, ;
all luN.uot cyrpthrught Of hiring him
vt. rhR3.i,hia Nors. 1885
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

Asarclinblc remedy 70. indigestion and
certain cure for dy sucp5ia, GhsTElsE without
doub, stands first. GAsrmNE Is IL liquid
f,n Sod Us druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

The Liverpool tOnrier saws: The
death IL announced nj Antwerp Of Cap
thin Robert Creighton, marine supcril.
tendcnt OF the Red Star Line, plying he
tween New York, Philadelphia aud Ant.
werp. The deceased, who was siyty.one
years OF age, was for great number
Of years connected with Liverpool,
where he wnS held in the highest respect.
he was appointed marine superintendent
oi the Red Star Line about ten wear,
ago, sine" which time the company. hy
vigorous md iudicions management, has
beconc one Of great importance. Cap.
tam Creighton will, perhaps beat bc re.
mcmbcrcd by his noble conduct in res.
clilng several hundred United States
troops IRON wa'cry grave, standing by
the San Francisco transport for morc
Than week IN II most terrific gale. No
doubt there are some living yet who will
remember His signal ~ will stand by
You = For his conduct on that occasion
he received II vote Of thanks from Con.
grcss, md in additional considerable sum
Of money. He wus feted, Too. by nearly
al the largo towns. Ono Of these re-.
rcptlols wos held at Tia. old Broadway
Theatre, New York, when he received u
welcome that made tho vail. trembln.
1t cmanaled from the heart and not from
the hand, aud the iayuritr song or lhe
day ended with nn chromium Ia Caplnin
Creighton, Of the good ship Three Bcls.
II ran.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

100 SLOW, Miss Sumner Of Waters
iGrd' Mimi, being about to clopc with
Edward Lampherc, was careful to in.
s'I''ct him which of the two horsss To-
take from her fathers stable, because
one was slow and the other fast and she
Knew ,hat the remaining beast would be
uSca Tor pursuit. But Lamphere made
, mistake and the pair We're oyertakeu
oeioFa they reached a mini.teg,
al, - your Aelehbor has tweuH.s;x hens,
u az you haVe garden, and the hens and
.iie garden 60 snooks all summer. tho
nrtual damage is only S7.l3. A Chicago
man has kept track Of H. -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02
rho good ship Three Bells. Three Bells;
The good ship Three Bcils,
God blcSs tho DREW
Aud the captain tr,io


That manned the good Three Bells
He was presented with numerous adj.
dresses, gold medals and other prcscnto.
tions of more or lcss value. No British
SAILOR hns been 80 lionizcd in America
either before or since, md tho news can.
not fail to be received with feelings of
deep regret.
lilo was borne to his grave in man.
ner worthy of a brave sailor, on the
shoulders Of the quartcrmastcrs of the
steamers Bclgenland and Switzerland.
with the Belgian, American and British
hngs covering IA brave heart ns ever
throhbcd, followed by all the officers Of
the port in their uniforms.
"Grocn, ever green, 10 the grass that covers
Ills grave"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

Hkk week ~ your own town. Terms and IN OuIIii
WV Tree. Address H. HALIErI 4 Co, Portland Ms
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-02

AHEEIS WANTED for the rest snd Fastest sell.
n,hs pietogial roks and Blbel. Prices rcduc,d 81
,oI cent. N tional Publl,hing Co., Atlauta, On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22

IlvEerooI. Nov 2L-l2S0 p m-Cotton drni Mddllug
rpands, lJlU; do Orleans Lisa Sales $1,000 bales
including 1000 for speculation anu export receipts 500
bales, all American.
Futures Ullands MddIng clause November delivery
6SC4d also G2G4d; do. November and December dely
ety 67.64d; do. December and January delivery 3
O4d do January anG Fobpery delivery, Goeid DO Feb
TaIy and March delivery. G.64d also % cd; do March
and April delivery, l-Gsdi DO. Apul aud May delivery,
5.G4d do. May AID June delivery sod; do June and
Jny delivery, ! 1-G4d. Futures fct.
p. m.-CGtton-fuures-u piands, Low Middlmg clause,
November delivery Ol64d; 40 January AID February
livery, $3.50 Futures olos'd barely steady
GALVESTON Nov. Election 81 atdy Middng 10 Lice
Low Middug 93tC. Good Ordinary 9itc net aud
receipts 3G3o exports cOastwse, 1901 sales ass stock
90 ,2I9.
SAVANNAH Nov. 2l.-Co,ton firm Middling, lOc. Low
Mddng CSC. GOOD Ordinary, Olc; gross receipts
$50 exports to the Continent 800 coastWlse, 20 sacs
$500 asi evening, ! 90 stOcA, lOOOl2.
NEW.OLIGAyS, Nov. 2l.-C0ttUu quiet and steady Md
ding, l0i-c Low Mhdlng, We Good Ordinary, e9lCci
rlceipja $50 gross GJ3l exports 20 France ACCT
cOastN ise, !, lGi sales. 5000 stock, Z9O.033.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
,-ouiet 4. Clover. 1oaa1,c. Timothy. 81 s5as1 esi

sEEDs-ouiet Clover. 1Oaailc Timothy, 81 55as1 65j
Flax. 81 42d$1 40: Linseed, 81 SBaSl 80.
sUGARIIaw dull weak and nOminali FAIR 6%ci 969 test
Centrifugal, 7ase; Refined irregular; Cut Loaf 9lsc.;
Crushed 9lsc.j Cubes, sSc Powdered, SSaS'lc Granu
lated, 1-l6dsisc Mould a" Sc. Confectionery A."
5ssd6c.
sTEARINE-Lari IN better demand and held stronger
city noted at 3c Sales 1904 600 n do January, February
and March, delivery S2c 100000 n. do future delivery
private terms OleOmargarne Stearine firm Mt Sc; sales
10000 N. nj Sl2c.
rALLQN-Iairly active and very firm Prime CITY quoted
TEA-Atthe auction tod firm prices were obtained. In
addition may be stated than total sleg OF Annoy OOOng
the street within hours have been less than
5000 hall chests Spectator taking $4,000 Pkg IN
single lot also 700 pkgs Green 800 Japan ard 900 For
mOsa ny auo lon 4l73 pkRs. sold including: Green's
son "a 2Gc 1856 imperis va 3c n mpoWder II I2ajIc
l3ll Pannred 10 a57c. 1S4 Basket do l62GlSsc
~ Strings, 84qa l4c 40 COngOu IL 2d2j i2c. 0oonR4
F0ochow, %1o $50 FOrmOsa, l8a44o 81 Annoy IA 2dl5c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS in
.Mailbags Mailbag COrd.Fssteners and Mailbag Lables
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID C., Oct. II, IL

POST OFFICE DETACHMENT,
WASHINGTON ID C., Oct. II, 1888. !
SEALED PROPOSALS from pa;eHtees or their gnees
granting the OF Improvements in the
the mode Of closing and opening mabags OF kind also
for he OF patented devices Tor fastening mailbag cords
for Labelling mabags viii be received at this Department
until NOON on the third day Of April, 1885,.
All proposals must be in accordance with the specifications
forms OF proposals. which win be furnished application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
The which may made auy patents
will be conformity such specifications accepted
proposals. -
". @. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
Corpor Gtion Notices.
NOTICE.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM No 10. TRIBUNE BUILDING.

~ AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM No. 10. TRIBUNE BUILDING.
NEw-l OEK, NOV. 81, 1887
To ALL WHOM IT CONCERN:
In conformity the requirements 2 chapter
400 laws Of 1888 Of the state Of NewYOrk public
hereby given 10 all Interested that full
will be afforded them 10 be heard in relation 10 the pan
plans for the construction Of the dam the River
known as quaker Bridge DAM and also for the cOnstuc
ton OF Aqueduct commencing at point the
posed site OF the sail Quaker Bridge DAM and running
thence souhery to the Harlem Ryer the proposed OK
said Aqueluct being modification OF the line heretofore
known as the Hudson River Route and dvergng there
from above the village OF Sing Sing In the OF Osnng,
in Westcheser County and running thence sOutheasey into
and across the valley OF the P0cancO River thence SOUTH
eastery into the SawMi River Valley the town OF
DuDln thence southery along said SawMll River Valley
point near south 1Onkers and there ntersectng the limo
OF the Hudson River route and thence following the same TO
the Harlem River as shown upon maps and protes now In
this Office
said public hearing be at the Office Of Aqueduct Com.
miss0ners Room No 49, Tribune Building In the City 0f
New ork on Friday November % 1888, at o'clock ny
and subsequent days and times thereafter which said
hearing may be adjourned until concluded.
By order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners,
JAMES w. MCCULLOH, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON NOV. 2l.-Thc following are the Wool sales Of
Tuesday in detail Sew Wales sydney and Queens
Fleece, l. 3dal. l. I'd SECURED 9tde2s Grcasy Cd
5lll.l Locks and Pieces idG - Sd Port lhip-F,rcc,
De- isal 5Ld secured, elt0ls Ia Greasy, btdd I'D
an ZculDud-FltcCc, 10 ID
Ia SECURED, ludals Gid Greasy. 5GUjUl Locks and
licc,s LID l. sd AdracFlcccr. Ildols "a; Greasy.
Sl,1 i. Itsl. Locke and Pieces, 7t9ls ID Hsmauau-
Fleece SAILS III GrrJzy Sgd ala ID Locks md Prccs
VI g. Cape and Natal 10 y. Is 81 SECURED, Ia Ida j,
sci Greasy Gd lUd.
Tr market to-day spirited The opening 9J77
bales wcr- cataiogucd chiefly sydney aud NcwIelard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
ETHIOPIAN PR0DrCE MARKETS.

IIVEEroOi. Nov Iac1t-Sheet Rib dri 81 fls Lard
Prime Western duu ~ 4Os. WhrstScS western (wlHtcT)
rni at s. Oh CGrGiKUt uowy steady b. iuTptit-
tine SpifIts Bt London Cull ~ us.
LONDON, kov. 2l-IIOiuae-sllrts OF Petroleum Dad. a.
$50 gallon calcutta llste. Is. Cd per quarter.
BlkNE\. N"y 2l-WLcoAs La.d closed at AZ marks 20
piehnpgs pei Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22

$1,000 Oats 1000 Barley 10000 Lake Recelpts-Tlonr
49l0 bbs; Wheat, 10000 bush; Corn, 234 900; oats.
$4,000 Railroad shipmens-F1our, 2I,OO6 bbls. Wheat,
$4,000 bnsh Corn $1,000 Barley, $4,000 Rye jOO Caaal
To intermediate pOints-Wheat 5j,0OObdshi Corn $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
Qcacbcre.


A BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
"a Of all grades tu0r- lecturers, companions
of best schools free; CHARGE those employ
ing teachers, TO teachers until CnC"C,d. f. MIRIAM
CONEIEBE& Co, 81 Last l7ti!st, Union square
4 MISS lIESSE.3GW 2ist-St., supplies com
- pctcLt teachers tutors gOyernrses, ugcrA hou"
keepers best advice gwen 10 parents Cnc Oi -c0p-,
References bY Hon Hamilton Fs and TScc Eyats.
4 YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
wishes private pnpiis tthn2 for COLLEGE specially
highest references Address YALE, Box a. Tribune office.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ hshcd 1859 provides promptly Best Teachers ior Phi.
Pupils Families, Schools, Colleges Circulars Of Good
Schools with reliable information free 10 paeng. Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application Oun for stamp.
J W HCIERNERHOEN 4 CO., East lfth-st, y. y
EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION
~ Teachers supplied 10 schools free 10 employers also
hIscss svHtsior all stuotons at their new parors 80
East l2thst
V1EACHERS WANlED.-Ladics: English
visiting, City English ana Drawing, West, 300 aud
home several GOvcTcScs Gentlemen Professor Of French
and Italian, $1,000 Music, II 200 Three Professors for
S0utlcTI college. NAM others. j. ". SCliERAERHORN
d Co, East l4thst, New.York.
\NANTED.-A competent young lady, will
w ing 10 teach or three houis daily la return
board Address IMMEDIATE, tribune Uptown once Las
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
90 Wbom Ut itlan Concern.

EVACUATION DAY MEDALS, 20c., post
II paid RogmeDta Society College Shooting and Run.
ming Medals. send for estimate. Agents wanted
r. W. KIP, 63 Fulonst
FUR TRIMMINGS, large assortment. all
kinds SHAYNE manufacturer lO3 Princest.
SEALSkIN GARMENTS manufactured TO
~ order. All Kinds repairing neatly promptly done
sIIAINE, los hinoest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YopE. Wednesday, Nov. y. 1883
The following sales were held at the Exchange
suicsroum to-day
IN Rjrhdrf =. HdTJlsr e 20.
SIX thrceStnrv brick buildings and three lots. Kos 80
.5xi0o; { Ridea So, 300
By f. =. iieVcy.
one three. story brown dwelling with lot No420
In.lnan .............. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
minier Resorts.
HOTEL,

HAMILTON HOTEL,
BERMUDA.
Most delightfully."- located commanding extensive Wow OF
harbor and islands greatly improved and all
convenience, viii be for the
mate perfect cuisine uncXceDtional -
Tourists, nvads aud others recognize the uneduaed
vHntages afforded TO all seeking
Northern winter In a Walt TO bermuda
CHAs. q. EAIMoNs Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
Daurlne Aca0cmice.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. Gsl Fifth-avc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IL DANCING.
Commence SatuILay, October ~
Particulars in circular, for which send stamp.
4 LEN. IACGREGORS 112 FIFIH-ANE.-
"a Private lessons any hour; classes every day; gentle
mons classes Monday and Tuesday evenings; particulars
circular.
}ER.P HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-avc.,
~ Ia. returned from Europe. For terms, &C. apply at
the school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22

The cearanccs NJ other markets OH City, 1870,
900 Bradford. 9.OSS, GOO; PittSburg, 5,-Oi,0oO.
The price OF refined petroleum was unchanged.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 2l.-PctrOloum unchanged standard
white. 1lOS t.-t, 80
PttT>BtRG, Nov. 2I-On strong; active buying and
selling; sales opened nj 81 ISL. advanced 10 81 1885,
and closed IL ~ ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFE

NEw.YuEK CITY
Blccckcr-st. cor OF Downlngs', 75x7GI7j17S
l. lgurtsc ~ church 81 Benedict, the Moor 81
DetuccysL NJ 1T, 2oEGO; Bernstein and wife to
Same oroprrtt l. stern to Amelia Bernstein; int
Guc6dling ct al to " Roth and vie ,.'.,. 1900
Kin referee to IL Boscrt COCO
Riyiugun>t +, 20 II " OF Attorncy.st 2jElOO also
" of AtOmeyst 100 tn OF Eiyington-s 2jN
sis 754ldo; Emily sherwood cJ al 10 c + adams $4,000
45tn.st : 5, 1884 Il " 81 llth-ayc, GSNlOO5, Mary
K Pidgcon and another 70 b Wed 49,. 1890
lOlsteL ms. nw o; iithave 25NOOlO ,ooo
Same property kehoe and wife TO J II Deane 1000
ton 10 Laura Smitl ,,..','. $4,000
to sarah PRISON
Jthayr, cor OF l2Qth.st 90 5xlOO, also sof 44h
n, 40 n " OF Gtl-ayc, 2OXlOOj; l. DCutsch, trus
tee, to walter ct al, trustee. ...-......--.....
Gurioicsky aud wife a tone another -. $4,000
and vile " 10000
s4tilst s. 235i It e OF sthayc u 0I6s 9; Kelly
and VIE 10 FRANKIE aud another $4,000
49thst =, 1873 n " of lOthayc, 79XlOO5; W Rankin
and Sife 20 Ralph 10000
rIcsters No IA same to N Feisensohn 1000
Ave-A, sc cor OF 5oth.st, lO0jG4O Emanuel and
45tls No $40 WSst lGsIOO5; Mary 4 Pid4con -''OO'
,n an Sas9;9 e i %Sea "a iv cv = 1900
77thst +, SO &c e OF 4th-aye, 26Xl02.2i Ada Bos
worth ana husband to Marshall ;......;.... 1880
MIchelbacher and wife 70 coliard 5000
and another, executors &c 70 II Ely -. 1880
lntonAye, es, lot 81, East Morrisaua 60XlO0;
Carr toA Mcowen. ...:,;;.;.;.,. 1000
J OConnor 70 Minnie Lespinasse ;................
0th.st, Nos 500 and COS West, 69SIlO05i L Ralph
go TO " Rankin :; $4,000
Acwashngton $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
EEw-YORK. Nov. 81

NEWIORR, Nov. II
A further advance III the price of Pipe Line
certificates made in the morning hours to-day The
announcement that two wells had struck oil, al
though not unexpected had q depressing influence on
piccs After early advance TO 81 10, the price fell to
- l7 but later recovered ~ 17l2 The fir, reports
That Porrupnc No. II, flowing mt The rate OF
my barrels an hour and Bdlltown, No IS, at forty
barrels The fact that the wells had been pushed fifteen
feet into the sand before they produced oil showed some
degree al exhaustion After the Hrs, hour the wells were
reported br falling of rapidly, and partly In conse-
qUcucc stn'cncuts market rallied slightly at
The Gyc The last prices stronger although slightly
lower than they yesterday, because believed
that production Of the Cooper and Bals'own districts
had not been materially increased by the wells The
short interest in the market, however considerably
larger.
The range of prices the total dealings as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22

NORWICH k kISEcrroy orrARr
To Boston 81 Worcester - 50 Nashua IS IS Portland
Sc and 20 transfer
The new lrOu steamer - - --...
CITY OF WORCESTER
without eNcep ton the most elegant boat the sound ant
the fayOrte CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No. 49, North River foot Of Watts pier
above DesDTOssesS Ferry. daily except sundays at 80
Drawing Boston from London at ID
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
a M, Western New-Hork and Northern Express, with
$40 a. NJ Fast limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica, Rochester, Buffalo, Ere,
CcSeand and Toledo arriving at Chicago 1910 next day
1880 Chicago Express, DRAWN u Canan-
dRlgua, Rochester and Buffalo; connects FOR OsWCgO.
II IN. Western New OK NOuttGH tNpr-s. With
dwnr room connecting for saratoga Gleus Falls Rut
land ana VI nteal.
S.SOp. H. Albany, Troy and Utica express Drawing.rOOm
a p No. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
p. Eyf:eSa, sleeping foi Niagara
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo Detroit,
and ST. LOu.
$50 M Express with sleeping cars To Syracuse and 10
Road also 30 Montreal Connects for Saratoga
Pacific Express, with sleeping cars for Rochester,
BunalO, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis
II Night Express, with sleeping Albany and
Troy Connects with the the West and
North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot. No Bowling
Onoes and 7S5 and 942 Broadway Newfork,
and 1873 washington and s64 FuOnsts. Brooklyn and 10
FourtL-st, WILLIAMSBURG
Baggage called Tor and checked from residence
These trains run daily All others daily except sunday
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Nov ~ 1883.
EREAT IRI' VIZ LINE

| AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Via Desbrosses and CO,nit street
Fsc r pasS G SSf 2na Sou aay WIZ Yo4H
and Chicago Limited Of faiioT DnRg y smoking Ho Sleep
s5RSscSs / Ssy gE .q eFy s 4as Ere eass
ana the OF krEions. ,.s., .,,..., -..,t,,.,,,
ExPrS Of PamSn PsroT c2 daily cxeept sunday oa
nj Ai anE %1s g and ahd Il n1 va
and r. r. a9d m and - night T., s1nGay va D. anil
For r Atlantic si Clit tl, except sunday; Jpn
S SaRT Say f Sy SPa ncon and station,
via Railway and Amboy, IN, u noon $40, ? M on
sunday and does not stop at a. A'GGTy r1r
a jersey C.ty aroIding speedy and direct transfer
Trains Pittsourg Glo and 29 100 and
washington ard Baltimore $50 ana $50 81 $50 $50
o. 10. aud 1925 sunday 49,, $50 M, 1903 and
From fidscTha $50 Sic, esd G50 T. Except NonSay
7aS SO 90 1908 i65 and o$j pm O' sunday DAY,
$50 620 63j, $50, 7O5 llSj a M $50, 1855 o., lOOS,
Wv "'' ''' T6 PHILADELPHIA,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 THA sUND EAcg TT TEf N bEp ON
PHIA: IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIr.
~ kSSTT Win III ABS6 5fCi ts.f S'''''
Express Trains leave NewYOrk DesOOses and corauit
Rggo 40. 5. $50 % and Limited IL lllG am l. So.
$40 a. o o. T. and . D m and II night sundays 10,
Trains leaving NewYorR daily s9ccp1 Sunday I ~ $50
and lilo M l. g. L. and pm connecting at Trenton TOR
Rernms trains leave Broads station Philadelphia 1901
IL and llil6 Limited Express 1880 and 52Op m).
IS 4 O. g. $50, 40 745 and . NJ ON sunday, l20l,
q 5and m Leave Philadelphia Camden, 500 VI daily
Ticket offices is5, aud 944 Broadway Aston House,
and FOOT OF DesorosSes and Cortand streets Court and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fultons Brooklyn Buschs
o%ssNS Battery Ga4s Es:s Castle '.
baggage ron 3 q hotels I, sand and residences 49,,
General Manager General Pass'r AGENT
CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier 49, N. r.. foot OF Cortlandtst
Consgnmens Of freight forwarded directed TO any part
othe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery freight
ohandse to any part of the city.
SEA AND HAkBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly hghtecd to pous
In the harb0r at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John II. starin Erastus Corning NEW,
HAVEN, leave Pier IL. ". H., At D. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO, between New.York and
NOw-Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. 4 W. received at Pies Ia
For New.Haven and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyen Miles fol
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier f. r. foot VI
whitehaLst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw, n. J.-Dry Docks
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything appertnng TO the
construction and repair of vessels
n steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave tler
NO a. N X, foot OF Chrstopherst, daily except saturday
In connecting with morning trains Tor all points Nofs
nnndaJ steamer touches At Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

| EHIGH VALLEY Observation-Disclosures
- leave depot foot Of Cortandt and Dcsbrosses
OF sO m $40 and p. for Eas0U Bethlehem Allen.
town, Reading, MaOc4 Chuneh WkesbaTe TOwanda, Wa
verify, Ithaca, Geneva Lyons Buffalo aud the West Pullman
through coaches daily. Local trains at a. and 540
D. m. for Elstun. Bethlehem and COOay.
Trains leaving AZ $40 m, and $40 connect for
al points In Mahan0y and HallctOn coal regions sunday
tram local FOR Mauch chunk S:lO Leave Mduch chunk
al y.
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