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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF

RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTYsT. NOR RIVER.
Direct connection to and from Br9osly Annex Boa@
TINE ~ EFSE 6gab ls' Brook
E9qe 800 7i5 e89 ll59 80 400 i 413S $50
Dict 9S on at WJao Jaatp For aa
chestnut mi at CoIambia-svo for Mansyunk cOnsAo
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
$50 sso S52 il5o H. i5 AK siS, S5SI3,SSS
StNb&Y ~ 5 5 TIO $50 S'p ''' ''' ''' Wv
Warren a9a ne sti s Gao s ss
BAY BATS soiH I2b i 5S M. 6i5 y p NJ
FL SAT I14F ef} agSS6SRg E and
For READING and ItAR8IsBURq st 100 7;46 goo III2
For SCRANTON at 7lS 900 m; stg ooo
100 i8o Sil5 6:t5 D. N. Sundays at $50 p m.
For DRIFTON ut 7sl6 a m, S45 p n.
ForTAMAoUA at7lO, TAO, 900 a m loo. '2o 3d. Aos
'Gt 700 300 H A. ioS ' 49, 51S SUNDAY
For EAsroN at 400 71o, 7As 900. m, 100, isO, a4,,
yS oS Sq S2 On nfSR bRfbGE BRANCH Oo
600 a mr 900 1907 m. "
F So Gt sS5 sSnS.yS s6 % '00 $780, '0' 49,
For soMERyId5E 40 9S S S go sS lS SsS } Soo
Coop m.
lS5 ssj ls =; g9 9s2 1913
GSSSHt i2 SGO $50 TS SVY s S' ZOO $50
gSSSS ! SS 1888 1890 J 5NsS lS 1879 10 G Lag
0eS as sac ,SS IoS gS SO V 49, 1888 oo
bsooC e 1899 l20o SS"DA'' ' '''' 80 low wv
rg "a, SS% sc S, s,s 49, az T S N
5s .SS sSS siJ s sSpS 5S o iSs S m '"'' n"
For LONG DRANCH, OCEAN GRQvn,. 80. bhh rs,l ~
400 nA6 goo 4 90 leo sS SSS 200 90 to ss
Am, 400 m" COOP m
For FREnHoi.p-At ,7itS. an m, 23o T. o. cr'o p m.
For LAKEwoop TOMS RIVER and bARNEdAr at 200
rar mach S HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and
NRID0EToN at iAbp M.
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Fro" 6rS ,ss NJ mGSs jHHySSG sSd S fss.
ForaEA pRionT LoNo nltANGH. etc. at ago a~-
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at t'So 900 4 m $40
$50 .
For ELBERoN. AsByRr rARK OCEAN qRo , fotENSIG
p sundays (kxeopt Asbury Park and Oooan GROW" ~
300, HOO - IN. - =. =, ~.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr Ats'oo
am. I15 a46 p m. Sundays 900 a. IN
Eor BEACH RAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY. vINELANn
BRIDGEToN. &c. ilSp m
Tickets can be procured at foot Liberty PIER No 3
North River a. i63 207 ?672O AL gi4 and 32S Broad
7Sl COZ HPa ~ SaT s II not IN
NewYork city In Brooklyn Nos Conrtst i9I Broad
ave- lsyis Atlantesvo In Hobokcn 26t washngtonst.
Y Transfer Company M call for aud check baggage uon
hotels %d rS;ldgeSP to d'''nASn;d HANCOCK
H YEA. n,rAs I'll tsi ss; fGS
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sAN IMPRESSIVE VOUCHER OF INTELLECTUAL
CAPACITY"

From NJ Y Tong reriet0 Of Mr. Biofnes His'orv
Gu the whole Twenty Years " Congress Is q book
OF which any American historian might well be proud.
and less favorable Judgment will not De pronounced
by any man who knows merit when he sees H. and WHIP
docs not permit his personal predictions se or dis
tort the utterance of honest criticism Whatever may be
the outcome OF the authors political expectations he can
look hack with feelings of uul1cd satisfaction on this
abiding memorial Of talents well applied. Rarely in
decd has party been able to present behalf of It's
candidate for the Presidential office 80 impressyc a
voucher OF intellectual capacity Nothing could be moro
prepOscrOus than the nnucndo that this history was
panncd with eye the facts ana the other on The
Presidency II Is Just because the author has completely
risen the large proportions OF his task and utterly
efacea the partisan IN the historian 10 Is because he has
yced nothing and distorted nothing that Twenty Years
OF Congress " Il sure 70 1.-Two
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVER ,..v<
All trains except the ItO and A!J5 y. m hn.
fiom Mest A2dst, Cortlandt and Desbro.ses 81 rl<s
Tho TAO - m aud 1850 y M. trains leave fom WIZ
For Chicago and Detroit 1000 O. m. 800 y PulnAA
Suspension Brldge Niagara Falls Butsla Nevsair ~
Roohesterl-lOOo a M, ~ D. IN. sleeping ana Ps'~
syfscase and Oneida. TAO $1,000 a nj SPIN
Utica 7ii0, $1,000 lli20 e. mi - p m.
Albany 'iAV, 10 Ou, lli2O a. go, .N5V p ~ a
Saratoga and Lake George specials 400 ~ .v.ss.rsi
$3.50 y M Elegant triss With revolving char spos"s
Sharon spras, 1000 m with puaet Psror Car 'hro's'
" NS%SaTS saS Kingston, .7.o, 500 92o 10000 moan
Psenyuls, CAIRO Moantaa House station. 1'A'e'''''1
'Kester.s,ll Hunter summit Pine uill rheniea VI
ll;9Oa W., $50 y, m Bunct Parler Cars " saa'iA'"
amt $50 trains , 49,. ..a . o.. asO N M Asy
D. IN. Parlor ears 10 saratoga; paror ana sieep"s
TO nsa.rsS aud craason 7.v $50 5000. ii9o m as''
30, I'm = oaly 900 a. m, A40nm
snau = or ira tally except sunday .,o.,,,~ @ .
For tickets, time tables, palOr W oes,ces, Jcrsst
a. onn niorsatiop apply NJ VVasb1arfsu. ii
CITY Penn r. r. Station; uoso.en ~ 80 ms Fu
ton ST. and DoRslbayej NewroTs lily ,aaS,b AZ PENN
p46 Ts2S broadway 1857 los Eas A. ssd
stations foot OF Cortland and pesotVs. ,IIed fs9
west shore station foot Of West A2dsL be lsn
and checked fr1m hotels and residences oia'''
At ticket Offices .,,,v uosETT Cen PasA ASssS
7Assat4sk
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GcGrhcrs.

4 GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL for your
building Circular, references and iun information
AM KTNDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SUMMER SESSION, begins Aug IA Autumn Session
Lessons $50 board - o ~ week Emily Coo lrn and
I'd OF Am Kindergarten Magazine, 40 Bible House Y
A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~. Of all grades, tutorl governes'es lecturers. com
ran0ua &o circulars ~ best schools free charge 70
those employing teachers nor % teachers until engaged
T. MIRIAM COYRtERE co,
81 East 1th.st. Union SQUARE
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ ahed s55 provides promptly best Teacher, Tor Private
whrelabo Information free to parents skilled Teachers
always wanted Application form Tor stamp
". hCIEHMEHHORN & 90, East lithst, y. Y.
KINDERG ARTNER-By trained kinder
IN Rartner, with several years experience. Address
KINbER0ARTEN, = Boz No, 3d. N.wIiavsn. Conn
rrEACHERS WANTED. - Ladies French
spoken AMI plano Fpscop slan VOCAL mua0 French
and German riann and singing English. FRENCH oormaq
ciocuon. Eplscopsllan French and German English,
French and Music Gentlemen Piano and violin plano
organ aud ""sfns' pane HnH yy9nSqSgo FEEYTdtS.
American and Foreign Teachers Agency, ~ Union Square
frEACIIERS' AGENCY, 80 West 21st-st.,N NY.
rroossos teachers recommended 10 schools aud families
careful advice Ia choice oi best schools H. lIhbSE,
ITNlON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
u school officers aud families with tceohera and aids
Managers. III Astorpiace NrwYork
NNANTED.-By n Harvard A. NJ, with ilf
w year, experience, position teach the classics
In weestablshed college school highest reieroncea
Address BOr s41, AdanH. Mas
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For Both Sexes-City

A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ TO parents. Please give particulars. T. MIRIAM
COYuERE CO.. 81 East 7th.st, Union square
A PARENTS viii find Gree best schools,
~. city, countrv and Europe as solid tuition board and
discipline az LEGENDRL's Acknowledgment Teachers
Bureau. 1873 broadway.
MISS A. KETCHUM'S School for Girls will
vi reopen 1885, at l24 East 3Sthst Miss hetchum
viii he ID the city after sept -. Boys class separate
NINE. DA SILVA g. MRS. BRADFORD'S
VI formerly Mrs ogden UoCmans English. French and
German boarding and Dav school Young Ladies' AMI
Children nos. 10 alu l. west osust, Ne"lork Wall Ie
Separate and limited class for little roys begins September
"a Application ly letter u personally IS above.
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 805
Broadway reopeus Monday sept tbs e ne prac.,
school of tie city, and undoubtedly The most
thorough school Of eknd anywhere 1t Is the school Of
schools for young desire TO hight end
foremost into business What saug the'e every business
man know and much that taught cannot De learned
elsewhere well Tie school has been established now for
twenty never fourshlng. never 80
vigorous II las IN TIE best bust
houses u tl city and Ia eyey"4ere spoken o. a
"frsrafe school, Iti 1rstrie school, and IL the
best time tonque about IT, Call at rooms take elevator OF
SIS PACKARD, 89j Broadway
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CHARMS

CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier 49, n. r. foot OF Certandtst.
Consgnmcnts o. freight forwarded any part
81 the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and s
chandsc 10 any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAH
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly lghered point
In the harb0r at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAB
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II sTARTN and ERASTUs CORNING
for NEWHAVEN leave Pier L. N r. foot Of Cortlandt ST.
at D. N daily Saturdays excepted
Freight points d. L. w. r. r. received az Pier ~
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier ~.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipaw. ". J.-DrY Doeks1
and Boiler shops. Everything appeainug tst
construction and repair Of vessels
Branch Office eth ave, cor 42dst open daily until p ~.
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guropcan Advertisements.
UIATEFuI-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

pVFA kFAST."By thorough knowledge OF the natural
which govern the operations OF digestion aud nutrition
careful application OF tho fine properties OF wolso
le Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables With
favored beverage which us many heavy
doctors Da IT'S by the udciOus OF such articles OF
sttuuon be gradually built until strong
resist tendency disease Hundreds ~ sub
tie msades are floating around us ready to attack wher
Ia weak point WO escape fatal shas
BY keeping ourselves we'll fortified With pure blood aud
Properly nourshed frame" -CIvil service Gazette. .
Made simply with boiling water milk sold only In halt
pound tina 6y 0rocers labelled thus JAMES EPPs Co
He pAthic ChAnists, London. England
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s. &. PACKAH
allaH
BROOKLYN.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES
The Fail Term the 84th viii Doe lin september oath
The advantages huIshel education superior, the
appointments Of library appalaus cabinets OF Nat
uia History, etc beug liberal Illustrated lectures on the
Modern Language, and Music taught BY masters
Instruction thorough Home lu1Ieuccs he best
CHARLES j.. WEST. IL. D.. Principal.
laS Montague ST., BROOKLYN, l. l.
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THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS,

A School FOR The thorough Teaching % Young Ladies
i. j. BACKGS. IL j., Pr sdent ~ the FacnHy
Admission Of students september lf22 - 'hsrge
for tuition department SO fcrm in higher depart
l3j extra charges whatever Latin, creek
German, French Drawing Choral singing aud Dyn uastics
included in the regular Tie Boarding department has
been Teuni,hed throughout and is under u'ca nanase
For the thirty ninth annual catalogue address III h
PACKER COLLEGIATE IIUIL, Brooklyn " \.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RalIroaos.

A --ROND0UT KINGSTON and CATS
"A. KiLL n0UNTAINs.-Lsndin at Crans,ons west
Point. Cornwall, kewDuTg Marlboro Milton
and E'oPa' connecting With Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove and latsku Mountain and Ksatsrskil
steamers CITY OF Kingston and James W baldwin cave
syery week day a. Pier a. foot West iOthst sI
eept saturdays whom city OF Kingsto leave. m for
hondout DIRECT making 90 Taylandng. connecting with
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
Freight steamer wall Leave p. Saturdays for all
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For Rows and Young Men-Country.

PACKER COLLEGIATE lNSIII CiI Brooklyn, ~ l.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL for your
aaS hoy Giy Gs SoTg faa Sy 1H{ d@aon
4 LEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Board
'AS ''''''' rmacipal, o. r. WILLIS. Pm D.
AT CONGRATULATIONS, n. Y,
o wlNiHhoP srAHR 4 NJ Principal
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The un-
- dGI'gn'd an eIPgr,9csd Bhysan ana teSGhe maze,
'D' care anu '' u''Ou Dr. %iLIiiGsGS, Lyme Conn
RETT'S MILITARY ACADEMY, STAN
very lealihy 4Cth yea Ie.as SEPT L. Prepare, boy.
pORDENTOWN, n J.-Nlitary Institute.
ID Prepares or college Business Finely located health
''''''' '''' Rev. WSi C. BOW, A. NJ, Principal.
BoYSS and YQTNG Men RTyacly fitted Soc or
summer winter SocEbridgc Mas. f.nOFFMANN.
ROYS SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL, West
at 'd SS ccu. lo'"''" E S2 hi4"4BH& f p'
ROYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Neck,
~ Wcstchesicr thorough preparation for College
apply To- ''"00' anu OOi b. &ENG1dN ~ D" FTn
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
MA ". 4 FLINT Principal.
CIilL SEMlNARY.-A thoroughly Christian
e1Pen oGSSo No % 1SGf%G GDSp
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL-Colicge
" preparatory scientific and business studies new Rymns
Stun hal, riding department, 80. -
q. COBB. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
totnWallon Hudson. n. Y.
COLLEGIATE. COMMERCIAL and MILL
" TARY INSTITUTE, Ncw.H2ycn, conn Preparatory
20 College the SciontnC schools and business with board
ing department and ample arrangements for athletic games
rowing skating. swimming SC Chartered by tho slate Oh
Connecticut Tho military Instruction Go furnished by Tho
L. = Government Wh. H. kJS~fl'lH ffhoipal
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, POughkeepsie.
" n prepares boys for college scientific aud Govern.
JOHN MILEY Principal.
nR. PINNEOS FAMILY SCHOOL, for ten
-, - boys, 3iEtNWlCH, GONN. Tenth year, COLLEGE or
business Able assistants Location uuoquaod for beauty
aud healthfulness. Terms moderate.
nR. HOLBRO0K'S
~ MILITARY SCHOOL.
SING hlNC, y. y.
ReOpens Wednesday evening. September II. Address
rev. j. a HOLBROOK. IN. d.
EOR BOYS under 3. Number limited to 20.
i GEORGE l.. ABBOTT, NJ. D..
CoTnwal-on. IL ds0n n. Y.
FLUSHING INSTITUTE, Flushing, n. Y
Il boarding School for Boys opens sept 10.
Address h. A. FAIRCHILD.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. j.
Fortem year Prepares for business for Princeton.
LRev A q. CHAMBERS. Principal
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURV
RAILROAD,
THE POPULAR ROUTE.

THE POPULAR ROUTE
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via konE ~ ~
CAPE NJkCENr. OgDENSBURg and NORNOoDsp..
daily and 2 daily except ssturday 0SMtS1 ,,y M
WATERFOWL 1890 m. week days and y m uuS ~
IL p m daily except saturday NJ train has hu,r,.,s1
SLEEPER 10 CAPE VINO EN- and on srliya OF Az
BELLE have for CLAYTON. ROUND iSLANn ", " ssA
steamer MAUD Tor KINGSTON only ave- hours ffow ~
Vincent q Alexandria
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
opand after Any (, 1884.
ANN r>,YtEKIE,hh T s. rh !, y, , a III r. r

Train, Ian. APP UNiTEP STATES MAIL RogTE s,,..
HPs.STEs Ptsa the West %sd sNnas With rg%,
and chicago Limited Of PsTor Dining smoking and sleep
wilnm'poTt Lock Haven @sp Cory and Erie E.n, =
aqmo!e WasaiPgo9 and the SOUTH Limited Winged
arrive %as5insgH tS5 regular Sa p and Z;
a aPd and and e n. y Sps1y aa &
4,antc cry Ta through car
long branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate ,atioas
$40 10 s. and ~ p M On sunday AS and 3 a
M fe 1S s5oV 4sC sa5Dss A
Jersey CITY, 5ording speedy and direct transfer iaf
Tran: Pitt.sqrS 60 and ll.2Ss 7s9
Washngton ard n9ltmore eo and e+e NJ ~ ~
an ,9g5 and ios9 + m FT 9S BoatmoTe GO o, p ~
XXX o s5S b2o, 6o5 go and p n staais
lo;.o and 1875
TO PHILADELPHIA. =,
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS E4cF T4Y TEE ~ ASD on
fhiAi IN NEw:Y6kK.
DoVH HEs T21 N T# SPsg FER2 Sgs5 EsU1
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Transleav NewYOrk Desbrosses and Cortland
g I'D 6 LIN a Il ,s,
% Limited and nj l. g. and m and Il light
Trains leaving NeN-YOrk daily, except sunday, 500
e:80and lilo m, T. and p H. connect at rreai
ton for Camden.
Returning trains leave roadst station Philadelphia l2oI
r. and Ia ~ dmited Express i.so and $40 p & /
g. 4. 5, O. $50 $40 745 and on sunday 1901, 3lS
800 I, ABS. $3.50 q 4 500 Limited, 63O 7:40 1A5
and p. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 800 a M
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices 1875 $40 and ga Broadway Aston Houiy
and foot OF DesbrOsses aud COandt streets Courst.
and Brooklyn Annex station, foot Of FultOu-st,
Rrookyn Bushs Hotel. Hoboken Station. Jersey CITY.
immigrant Ticket Oco No Battery Place and Castle Gst
den. - ,, o., 80 -.
baggage from hotels aud residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH. J. II. WOOD.
General MANAGER f'erer1I ~ - t~-n'.
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SwITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE's

) MEDIA ACApEnY MEDIA. PENN
Thirteen miles from Broad Street Station, Philadelphia
SCHOOL year 1854 50 open: Lus.dey september o FIRED
Except for sa.o and Chemicals studen. admitted
classified time No examination necessary let s1m,.
lar school year opsus september Bat students
S %es %s SStSs sSROOS OF nSs grade
Ss moe" sHS sGg schools IA aS USSd
@ Of , e 2o1' on, nas 81
clesscs so that each punt may have individual core sPeGs
and class instruction Eary denc,nces yorps mems eiu
sIS. S0Vs %p wsSS Sd's s 0IS8
apt student. TO advance rapidly Special dr. fet dsn
studies choose he regular E9s.a sscntao c ,, I'm
eOurses Students lifted at Media Academy IN liar
ward. Yae unly orey Of Penny ysnis Princeton Lehss
ln,on, and several roiyeohne Schools "condtoned.
for any college examination. physical and oilem.sl
eat pparsius Tor illustrator Fifteen hundred added
IN 1883 lon student. ted oT co rss aud admitted
Twenty 10 - Graduating Gisas every year 70 the CON
students I've the Principal No boarding out ~ private
Ica table washstsnd toilet set two single beds with spngs
ESS6 ma e and M ample sSp % tSa al
and thoroughly heated by steam Rooms for two boy. No
sets generous table Tie students are not poor Tod under
o @ 3 nt R5a o o out hnG s SS @ss acre Ps
@en Hae, svps , Iot two s sa % 1d
other fixtures Ample grounds for baseball football ana
%o rbo health record Of n.is has lev pdIsos
ece:y 70 rs real home and
s422 M ne Tas San iSs Ssdm m',
not the hOue Influences for education dNOd NJ
gooi morals good manners and Genet surroundings Tue
adapted every the education OF young
and boys only. Neia Academy q mixed school but
school 70. the male
cuTc hes aud cmpeaute charter which prohibits the sale
OF all Intoxicating duAs Med Il conveniently access BILE
from all points so change 81 depofs "a Philadelphia
Pennsyvsnia Railroad coming from HewYOrs PittsDurg
Baore Washington. broad
station Pilod lphia for Media Rotura tGGns every hour
distance thirteen miles ASA Media station Academy
coach, which Drive " the school only five
minutes illustrated circular u Mcils Academy
dIe., the PIincipe and Prognetor swIralS {. sHoRT
Academy and Harvard college,. Media. Penn
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Boston and the East All rsi from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily Sundays excepted to Boston
sleeping cars sundays &C 10 m win palace sl.ep!nd
p arrives at Newport 1855 D. m reroE SaIs attached
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TNHE MISSES GRAHAM. successors TO the
L Mise. Green formerly Of Ffth Avenue VII re-:
young ladies' Tncsday. september 30 l,s4, at No. %
Fifth Avenue, New-York city.
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Dancing Academies.

LIEN DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. G9l FtFTH.AVESCE
closed for the season
VIII reopen SATURDAY. OCT IL.
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DEV. JOHN II. CONNERSE'S Home School
IL for ter bows az New Hamburg the Hudson Location
high and hcahy Refers Bishop Henry G. Potter. send
for circulars TO III ghsOnyue, Dutchess o., y.
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SUBURBAN SEMINARY for young ladies
- and children win reopen september H. Address
Mis- EDWIN JOHNSON.
B0stOnavc and l67th IT. Ncw \ 0Tk CITY.
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DIVERvIEW ACADEMY,

pOUGHKFFP@IE. y. Y,
Fits for any college Government academy Tor bushes.
ard social etatous Unet states object detailed by Secfe
tary Of war, oommandsnt springfield Cadet une,
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ Frs, G. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck sip, Pier 40 25 r. at sundays excepted and
II Sundays included; connecting at NewHaven with
special train. for MERIDEN, HARTFoRD, SPRING
FIELD, HOLYOKE Tickets sold and baggage checked
e. on tn Nav c IN
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MOUNTA ms without transfer city Of Worcester the
Csnast York Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
and the popular city Of Boston Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays at p.
Limited and Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. State
secured got Broadway and at Pior 30 SUI
pcrlor advantages offered by This line as FAST
FREIGHT LISE Two stoimers each way every weekday
For Information referring to freight rates apply
10 q. ". BRADY, Agent.
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NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND

wa New Yorh Ontario md Western Railway and daily lire
Of steamers from OswegO Including sunday touching AZ
Kingston Canads Clayton Alexandra bay Plessantost
route 10 ihousand Islands. Night express with Pullman
sleepers leaves NewYork r. M arrives Osuero 74S M
boat leaves ARRIVAL Of train express leaves
81 q. -
Depos and forre, NewYork foot OF Corsndt Desbros
SITS and West t2dst Timetables tickets and copies OF
summer HOMES" at Nos lG 2o1. 26l, 1868 Gag 1898
broadway No 737 Bth-aver 1863 East l25tnIst Urlon
square IN Brooklyn Courtst Annex Office a9s Fulton,
DeKalbavey and depos steamer begins trips June ~
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trains leave depot foot Of Cortandt and
at $40 no. $40 and m for Easton Pothl. hem Asn
town. Reading hauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, IOyaDia W.
verify ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the West prhr.
through coaches run daily Local trains at m and M
p. m. for Easton, Bethlehem and Coplsy. ''
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 . n oonneo, ,,-
all points in AahanOy and Hazleon coal regions snsss
trains local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Cus
at p. N-sAs
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l Chester Twenty third year open. september 10 NEW
AND COSTLY BUILDINGS SUPEEICB EQUIPMENT.
THOROUGH INsrRUCTIoN A military CQLLEGE
Chemistry and CLASSICS Preparatory and Engh.E courses
GAIA ogues OF W SchermerhorL Co. 80 East l4th.st
81, or Of CO. THO HYATT, President
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-31
NUMBER 81.

The desperation Of the republican,
fare. Fl IS sought 10 array class
against CLASS, rs If ihe intor sfs IF
both were incompatible with honest,
goyernsrpnt. The wo,kingman has.
just as much an interest in s.raliniz-
ing Ire records kept i'y 4 purity which
has had uninterrupted ps,ssessipn OF
them for nearly aq,iaster Of acentury
as has the capitalist.
1t is sought tosi,rtlane The rel giona
preiudices Of one set Of citizens hy,
dishonest assI insincere appeals II.
those of another. Il nnuI religion
bears no relation 70 his politics what =
ever. 1t is sought TO pnt out of
sight the real questions at issne, apd
turn the tide of battle upon these
which are totally irrele9aLt to the
hour. 1t is certainly more rrobaLle.
that the democratic party will gfre
us taxation reduced tn the standard.
of the legitimate expenditures Of the.
government economically administer
ed. than that he republican doIninas
tion of the tast twenty four years Mil
break away from their schemes OF.
rapacity and plsinder. As for charges
of private SHINING, their vans of
foundation is generally their only re-
liable feature. No battle was ever,
won by jawing camp scullions far to.
the rear. and no contest Of significance
as great as that of the pending politiI
cal struggle will be carried by mud
throwing and vile sl,nders.