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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-03

The opposition of the workingmen to Cleve- land is not confined to New York. About one thousand Milwaukee mechanics, one third of whom have hitherto voted with the Democratic ticket, have signed an address to their fellow craftsmen, saying why they will vote for Blaine It-is strong paper, and will no doubt make many converts.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-03
Notice.

We cannot accept anonymous or return rejected communications. In all cases the name of the writer will be required, not for publication but guarantee of good faith.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-03

At the last drawing of the National lottery in Spain the employees charged with the de- tails of the business forgot to put in the urn a thousand numbers; the government an- nulIed the drawing and ordered another on the following day It happened that an in dividual who had been a constant player, without any luck for twenty-two years, won one of the big prizes, and is inconsolable. He means to sue the government.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-03

The international electrical exhibition,
 which was formally opened at Philadel- phia yesterday, is very interesting affair.
 It includes the latest and most powerful machines and instrument for electric light ing, and for the communication of power and the comparisons of inventions is sure to result in the development of new ideas. One of the dynamos on exhibition, called s'the Jumbo" furnishing electricity for Edi- sons exhibit, is the largest ever made and
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WEST END INSTITUTE.

NERS. CADY'S School for Young Ladies and and
 MI Misses and Kindergarten for Little Girls will commence the fifteenth year on THURSDAY; Sep tember 18th. Pupils not otherwise connected with with the school may enter the classes in French Paint ing and Elocution or may receive private instruc' tion. Mlle Tournier an accomplished French lady, will have charge of the French. Circulars sent on anplication at inc school. No. 99 Howe st. a23 Inn
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-03

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MANUFACTURER OF MATTRESSES.
 Hair, Cotton, Husk Excelsior; also Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters etc. Renovating Mattresses Speciality. Will call and deliver at residence in city Prices the Lowest. 61 EAST WATER STREET,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-09

M they rapidly move along. With your sack OF
convenience travel from fifty to eighty miles day.
But in making this swift passage through tn ne
heated sir reflected from the burning SANDS you ar
vcur ioins and CALLING your hands in the effort TO
hold ON makes Misunderstanding painful operation
TO those not accustomed to IT.
The biographical and historical sections lncuao
sketches of Mchemet ALI Abbas and SAID fachas'
Ismail and his downfall, Tewfk Arab and his
movemept and General Loring's military expert
cnces in Abyssinia Twelve chapters are comprised
under the last heading.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
Direct o% S BadE FG4 Pier annex
TIME FACILITATING EFFECT NAY l, 1894
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound do Brock rock
iso @ s6SDAYs ia at s5 No. $50 49, pm
DSt @ Tor
hocken aud Norrlstown.
DRAWING ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
returning leave pHILADELPTIA Sinh and Green sso
sGTR1Yi G $50 Edo $50 2G SO SO JsG $50 esd
pm SUNDAY, s:l5 m, 4:3o p. m.
Lse Ss T TP6s warren asd s e FL go Gs
Bay so 70 us is m d;i5 01 M NJ ''N' '
orwILLIAMsPoRT, e:45 745, 600 a. H.. s.45 400 p
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at Gas. 7r45 a. H. 3;a5
4p.n
ADJ and AZ 3J6s S s q iI H.
For SCRANTON at $40 300 a m" 3:i5 p. m.
loo 1880, 3;45 500 m. sundays at $3.50 p. M
For DRIFTON at Gao o. m, 3:l5 p m.
For TAMAQUA at 645, 746. 900 M loo, $780, 34o 400
For BETH LEHEM, ALJJENIoyN and MAUcH cHgNK
$50 p m
ForEAsTox at e.s5 900 a M l'Oo $780, s40 400, 4SO.
$50 p. III. sundays $50 p N.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
a. m. 400 1870 m.
500, $3.50 p. Sundays, 1880 p. m
For VI Lee 1890 dY FAN loo ls O
Say 800 O Sq i50 S9 3d. S VO 2O'' ''' H.
For idS 49, s5 B 49, 49, 800 800 esH 1888 @o go
S sS 2 u.s. t s5o 49, SUNDAYS at $780, $40
For ELIZABETH at 6I5 645, 715, 7t6. 500, $50 600.
$50 1000, 1890 lll6, 1880 m 12A5, Loo, 1880 200,
5IJ 500 6,i5 $50 85 100 1880 500 s6, $50 1890,
il:80 1900 IN. SUNDAYS at 800. S45 In, liSO 400.
$50. 900, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 800 9t5, s;l5. et5 716 80 500 sl5
iiS s s S$ s S ss$ SS lSs; 3D.; i@S ,St;
1900 p m SUNDAYS at 800, sil5, lol0 am, l2'Oo m
ii5 500, 400 500. e:l5 500, 900, 1880 p u
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. (An ram az
300 3:15 a m, 1880, 400, 800 pm SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, l045a
For FREEHOlD-At5 5, s.l5, IL q m, 1880 4, p. m.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and DARNEGAT at $40
am 80 430 with through parlor cars on 4i3o p m
train
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, North River, via SANDY Hook
For SEABRIGHT, LONG BBANCH etc. at $40 o. m'' $40
p. SundayA 200 am
Tickets can be procured ct foot Lbery Per No NORTH
River Of iB2 267 257 26l 271 49, 72l 044, lSlI and
100 Broadway; 1877 and 40 6thave Riyngtonst 10
Greenwichst 20s East l25thst and principal Hotels IN
NewYoTS city In BroosIyn e. Nos GoGrst Us fEoiS s
ay6 1891 Auau,icave Up Hoooken 23t Wsseington-st
g = n '1WSooTTEN C. G. HANCOCK.
- - General Manager Gen Pass. aud Ticket Ag
Ii P.BALDWHN, @ E.P.Agt. ilio L,beTtyst, n. Y
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
l. NEw.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIi.


Arrangements Of trains from chambers-st Depot
m R az. adaDF ssspSs
6pm daily, 81 Louis Limited" EIpress-No eTtra charge
Cg fast sleeping &C Mss To- Saaa9 sGrvne
psSt s2 ssa%onss Ssws saS GS o
sp Daiyl-Pscine Express for the West solid Train Of
S hay s1d sSspE .n TO
Buffet smoking Coaches 70 Chicago
RutherforS aud Passae 72o 7:6o e3o 1920 IL
LAS $50 440 $40 $50 80 1880 ~ nidnight
fq FSesOn Gao ic So is 40
50 $50 $40 $50 730 sl6 1890 and II midnight Sun
0ays ssO and U3q S S.s "a s
ago $50 o;bU $40 1870 ana ~ midnight Saturday
n sSasS S1y s1R meg 9 SIS and II
midnight sundays $50 1o2o m las $50 y IN and u
warwick 1850 IN l:8opm
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 m $50 4;30 y M Sunday
RondOut aud Kingston and Montgomery <so y nj.
Goshen q 100 1850 am $50 $50 4sso sclSpm sun
" Hldieown 1850 0t26 m $3.50 4so sl5 m sunday
sSaes r fo Yor Sna and
at Mains The m train stops at Msinst only sso
Port Jeryis 100 1910 IN 4so slopm SUNDAY s'''
quarter of and quarter after each Sa hsSs
from SaS 10 qa e iVaS sysr@ s sSsry 'D
Tickets for passage IN Drawing So% and
be o6tass i9s SS sy
s ss so q Or a sSosaS s Wes T. No
Expires. trains toa arrive In NewYOrk at 7'io
7So i JSaS saa 1tSBoT osnr pasr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
TFr sso fes sm iir sS sSS $50 Gao $50 nS
night sundsys7 ss ana az Nanny 7,o 10 m .so ~
SUNDAY SoHS NJ ABBOTT. osnl Passr Agent Nsv.yo<s
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
Desbrosses Cortandt and foot OF West t2d
Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls aud Buffalo.
Is y. . -.
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida ESQ mi ~
pm.
Amsterdam, $3.50, ll:20 a. m, q
Albany and Catskill - ESQ llf2O mt 43O. y p m.
Newburs Kingston Highland pOughkeepse g. $50, ll2t
a m; $40 43O. - y
sDaly. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet Parlor $3.50 and ili2o a. M and <3O p.
PsTor Buffet Cars on $3.50 NJ train for syracuse ant
Rochester
Pullman Buffet Sleeping p. train for Buffalo
and Chicago
Tickets and time tables stations and Offices OF the
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn
No4 COurts Annex Office foot OF FutOn-Bt; oSo Fulton
ST. and No. Dekalbaye, New-york city, Nos. 1872 207
col $685. 4l0 9AG 1913 broadway, No Union square No
1877 6thave No l03 East l26hst, Pennsylvania RR Sta
ton foot Desbrossesst foot Corandst and West shore
REAkY MoNETr. Cen Pass Agent .
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CTARIN'3
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

~ %
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier ls, N. r. foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded any psr
VI the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery of all kinds freight nea
shandise 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAH
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered any
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES 10 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Ii. STARIN for NEW.HAvEN. leaves Pice
"a, N. r. foot OF Cortendtst at daily. lsUNDAY1
excepted
Freight for points d. L. ". r. r. received % Ptex l
For New.Haven and points East. st Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles fo1
Ton Cents from Pier ], r., foot Of whiA
hall-st.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Communpaw n. J-Dry Docxs
Machine and Boiler shopa Everything appertanns
construction and repair Of vesseA
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Otear Steamers.

Orear Steamers.
4 NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
GhAf Sc via L4 2SaR0IIa a.
DeyOn MAY ~ 10 @ $50 sGnd ca5n 10 " H.
11vrSFoG 1 PSR%a!N s ssH
Il From fP Pier & f Norh RTey loot Of eFoys
CITY 9T G2 !5 All, s2 Nay lime gnf JUN IVY r.
superb for all classes OF
second Cabin and steerage az aoove. 81. b
For pn''nsfa S son BRoTHGRs Bowling Green
CUNARD LINE.
FROM NEw.YYo9hhKa' TO .IyERFooL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER no. 20 NORTH RIVER.
sEfTII eSey,ay ' Nav 81 ~
SAhLHA WeGnesday ay g. 70a
a CABIN nn passage $50 $50 ana 500
eerae tickets to and from al Par q Europe al
''''' VERSION ii. BROWN q Co, Agents
SPECIAL NOTICE.
r. NJ. S. PAvONIA
WILL Sail Tno i5 e e3s
First-class cabin Accommodations vacant
For passage "ppVSE fNoN H. BROWN 4 co, Agents,
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
sailing fTo NewYOrk and AS5TeR Svf ayy TO- M
W W. %Yfh N saturday May H. 1890 M
s6chs sateTooms smoking and bathrooms amishps
saloon $50 500 slO 70 sGS ssSo4S ESe
sss 800 Rr etc W PETER WRIGHT & SONS.
General Agents % Broadway
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-COmmencing Tuesday,
- May Ocean steamship Company will dispatch one
OF following for savannah every Tuesday Thurs
di{ ana az Captain Nickerson
6AhfTAHoocHEE. Captain Daggett
Through bls Of adng issued for all points in Georgia
fi For freight sIs or passage apply to
New Per s.. Z. r., foot spring-st.
| or W. II. Rhett Sl7 Broadway.
y ToR tivERPooL Asp q EENsT6PywYyii. -,
EGYPT FOX dsT I6S MON CALLING Al PLYaoSTH H.
May a. F9R L % 6BsN DIRECT May % III
FRANCE. June D. m. D.:NAARK June e. 1880 p N.
81 U 1o lower aGy thai other Ines
f. ". j. HURST, Manager Washington Building, Battery
fia'e ~ = NATIONAL LINE.
| VNUE NEWLY FITTED AND FAST
| steamship
| EGlPI.
sails for Ligerpsol. wE Ed ~ so! DAY MAY 49,
THE NEW AND FAST
AMERICA.
| Sail. for Liverpool, wEDNEsDAY JUNEIl'
| Saloon 500 TO 500 l,,,o,.,,o,.
Choice rooms and superb recommendations ION I,eSR
Washington A RRnId IN Battery Place New.YOrk.
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
| w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
ron QuEENsTowN AND LIyERP9oLo -
A6EihflC Capt fsr.ell TaaTsGsy Ny e m
BKITANHIc Capt Perry s1 ITISs May May -
FROM TnE WI WHITE STAR DOCK, FooT OF IVES
RATEs-saloon. $780, $50 and slOO Return tickets Of
favorable terms seeage atlow raes intermediate 'Au
Of gnPs fRS shsE HS%en apply
@'~'-' '"''''' - Il CoRrIs. Agent
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SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY.


FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Thirteen miles from Broad Street station Philadelphia
Seventeen trains each way daily between Media and Pha
delphla -, $1,000.
Students admitted and classified at any time All students
board the school with the principal Table excellent Ef
pereuced men walters Rooms for students all
nicely and completely furnished Fixed price covers every
books No extra charges for Music
No examination for admission Fifteen experienced teachers
a men and graduates six Harvard two YALE Trim
Nv special opportunities for scholars advance apdy
peca dull backward boys Patrons students
NAV any studies choose the regular Engsh scien-
fife Classical civil Engineering Course parts
of different coursrs Hghgrade students not kept baos
by defective classification. Conditioned college students OF
any class tntored Young whose early education has
been neglected. instructed privately.
students fttAd al EDIA ACADEMY in Harvard,
Yale Princeton University OF PennSyyans, Lehgh Laiay
cite Haverord University Of Virginia Williams Columbia
bic stevens Institute OF Technology Troy and Boston
Polytechnic Schools
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical and a chemical labora;
tory ane gymnasium ball field Fifteen hundred
volumes added 10 the library in lssS apparatus doubled In
wear Twelve students e for college and admitted In 1888
The health record OF Media has few parallels Media has
seven churches and temperance charter which prohibits the
sale Of Intoxicating drinks
For illustrated circular oil Media Academy address the
principal and proprietor 1890
SWfIHlN G. sHORILlDGE ~ is. and a NJ
Harvard College Graduate, Media Penn.
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gustrncilon.
For Bows

For Boys and Young Men---City.
CCHOOI OF MINES PREPARATORY
> SCHOOL ~ East 45th.s introductory to al Scenu ie
Colleges. j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS Z. r.. IN u, Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. o., ~
1 Madison.aye near 6ithst, DR.. ii. b. CHAPLIN Princi-
nal English classical and primary departments Gymna-
fium. New building, complete III us appointments LUG
e4th school year lust begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4Sl
Broadway near 42ds, Attn year. Primary, Commercial
and Classical Depts NJ NJ. HOBBY. W. L. AKIN, Prlncps
For Y Dung Lades-City.
AIRS. SALISBURY.
Nl % EAST 74th-st.
Corner MadisOn-aYeD
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
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II ENhtN
~ and HUDSON River Institute, Clavorack, NY.
s22O A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French Art and Music specizlties. Both sexes.
School continues open during July and August
Rev. ALONZO FLACk, Ph. D., President.
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Geachers.

4 ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
A. :. eli grades tutors eoyerncsses lecturers compans.s
s0 co. to 81 i'f &s
A GENTLEMAN for French and German
.a G ias a1s;'
A TEACHERS, Tutors, Goyernesses, sup
A: Pf%a 5ss e EPPfSyHT' iSnSS sa"rs
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. e st d1,
f PS Fam Schools Ss"E ss''
g. Sh1ifS6 2E% oi sit9
CLASSICAL MASTERSHIP WANTED.-A
Harvard Graduate Of S psyGcsyn o Sr
boy desires church dsyseSol or city city
eS gn seS able dscpsSPn accurate scholar apt to teach
hGne'' ie'ei'H0e' H''N''''s [. r. Tribune Office
GUNNER IN THE ALPS.-Tbe principal or
- aargo school intending to spend the coming vacation N
the Alps would be willing 10 ake chaIgS OF oH9 os ~ one
% %SsE as companion pupils YALE Box g. Tribune
TEACHERS wanted throughout the State to
sell weO't'r' STANDARD d'I %SE RY9p fortcO,ter
rVEACHERS' AGENCY.-36 West 21st-st
NewYork recommends schools furnishes enGlcs coiec
ton Of school circulars n hi'
TEACHERS' BUREAU, ], 1893 North 13th-st.,
Phuadeipa Penn supplies schools and families with
American and foreign teachers
rVEACHERS WANTED.-L Ladies Expert,
II
painting city school drawing painting Frenen ann Gs
French spoken English and music French ana Enelsn
Tor family French and German Amsrican FRENCH ior sew
eral cities French German drawing aud music Gentchcn
Mathematics and English Yale graduates mathematics ana
composition Baptist French. German classics anu ingls
and military tactics, West Point graduates pen
manship and book Keeping for city school, Many other se
rior teachers wanted September Apply 10 MIS-. NJ
Young-Fn ton Amer For Teachers Agency rs Union 81
WANTED.-By lady, European, teacher or
modern Ianga gs an EN- o I9f the pes
references. Addr So L. NJ H., Waterbury, Conn.,, T. D.
NSIANTED.-Lady to take charge OF pubic
w High Immediately near city, good satiaIiSy
another Tor best Day school near CITY sSU
Interview Saturday gentleman TOT fIce,ntu DIdn
ing for city school, interview saturday two GOvehesses
Spanish and Music fo Mexico good saares many one'
j w. SCHERMERHORN q 90. =. =,
American school Institute, Z East l4th'st, N l.
WANTED. -Principal for frst-class school
for septemb tall OF good presence Wv
RIERE 4 CO. 81 East 17th-st, Union square
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
dSsf ff c 81 Easi Union Square
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of chOol circulars
~ with udcons advice 20 parents s an 5n 5r recon-
men ed TO COLLEGES schools families. Reference to the
Fed % x o hEs % '' Ps
Art schoc-s-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
eSsPn9f T P%fS Gst e. Sill fLoW
STUDIO, No. 90 MADIsON-AVE
HErg nI&f Hi g. hf Nj WILLIAM HART MI
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A VACATION HOME for BOYS, under the
a4 care Of Ego4 qq6 'S1SaS " y
A HONE-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
N Young Boys L. KINDS A. H. Hampstead L. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.--The mn
Ddersgne eGpero1ced physician and teacher makes
I bF e WSgi ali lyme. Conn
POYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sS S Snc@ SS % S 'fq1If
PORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
full and thorough aSr S WS B6 on T. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP;
- Sic y PrepaTes Goyi for College SSienSff a9a
F PSnoiPa School and ''' bu'n0'A JOHN MIL
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ o 2E'seF Mi' SIyst information up
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
WI BOSTON
Re0uIar fouryear courses in Civil. Mechanical Min
ing and Electrical Engineering, Architecture, Chem
isty Physics Natural History etc students are also al
mted 10 partial or special Next school year begins
Sept 20 1884 Entrance examinations May 20 and 80
''P" - WEBSTER WELLS, secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER, President.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Prlnceton,N. j.
4 4 afr liz
ward Yale and Columbia Reference by special permission TO
President James cCOsh Fer circulars and information
Address ]. REMsEN BISHOP, Head Master
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il Chester 22d year Degrees conferred. "
Col 1HEO. HYATT. President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Omen on hall study for summer Pupils from June 10.
Candidates coached for FAN EIamiuatons send 0r new
| catalogue. w. ~. Ian - E.Is n. ~
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Gur.lon Sales of fipt Stock.
DETER c. KELLOGG g. co. will hold their
i Fifth annual
SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE
JERSEY CATTLE
Consigned By prominent breeders
wednesday THURSDAY. Friday and saturday,
NAY :. 3. % and 10. 1884
Commencing each day at 10 O'Clock,
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE Limited
Bro9dwayand 50thst.
tOnce lO7 JOhn-stl,
PETER Z. KELLOGG, Aucu0necr.
About animals have arrived at the place OF sale COM
prisirg all American and Island strains we are
lei think that the quality fashion and variety OF me con.
sxnnents will greater importance 10 this sale than 70
any preceding the Among the cattle TO be sold
very butter yield closely allied III Dood
noted butter la the country There are also
many fairs. The collection probably sur
masses I'm beauty and usefulness any lot equal numbers
that have been brought together not excepting ar
ground exhibitions. - -.-..o... e,,
For caalogues address PETER c. KELLOGG & co.
1O7 JOhn.st
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9teamboats and Railroads.
RALTIMoRE AND N OHIO :! 70 RAILROAD "a

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and " Arlington.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r. Depot
3p. except Sunday fSr W,snpsSn and al points wsse
coaches to Chicago Cincinnati g. Louis Connects for II
~ MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points west
Time Tables TS.ets sespips Berth, ana saSt.fs
Brooklyn pspnsyvanis Hallrosd --------,
FOR BOSTON: u,vorou FARE ONLY 49,
EAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE,
Steamer, leave daily except sunday from fer o. !" ~
'A'''' w. poPpLE, osnr Pas. Agt. III wes.st
L,OR NEW-HAVEN.-Steame leave Peck
slip at D. m and ii D. m. Sundays excepted) III p NJ
arves tune for early trains North and East
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
sAToNIC and NAUGArUCK RAILHoADs:-steamer
leave Catherine Slip at II m 2 M aSast' East hSsf'
F0" V VIA "a III IL RIVER LINE Limited Tickets.
Daily service, UNDAY5 lNCLU ~ from Pier 2s n r.,
AZ 5 D. 10. steamers PILGRIA and PROVIDENCE. Goa.
pection by ANNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN 430 Jersey City
Yori at Ali the principal hotels and ticket ocs
AZ p unf GIFys = :" LoVEfi. GEORGE L. Common.
Agents Gent Pass Agent
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
70 + BOSTON 81. WORCESTER, $50. NASHUA, 50 g.
PORTLAND, So. and no transfer
Steamers CITY or WORCESTER
CITY OF NEW.YOEk
leave PIER No 30 North River foot Of Wstsst aet' pss
Ferry daily except Spndays ~ ~.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED , E2UIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONslsI-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express pebrosses and Cortiands
street Ferries f0llOwsi
ego 720 s. $50 % and 10 Limited IL 1ilo m gs2
$40 4 s. g. D. N. and II night sundays, $40 .,
10 imted and = m, 4 q, Z, and 9p m, and l2 night
Trains leaving daily except sunday $780, $3.50 and
ll:lOe. m. q 1, and b connect az Trenton fof
Camden.
S:I5, $50 4iS6 except Monday 500 7;so $50 s'sp
II and Limited Express lSO aud b;2O p m
s,4 o. 9, $40, Tao, 7:45 and n on Sunday l2O s5
800, 4, 4i35 $50 NJ g. S;2o Limited $3.50 ~ 1ao
daily except sunday 90 .o.. broadway .,,o, uon,a
vnd foot Of Desbr0sses and Cotlandt Street, Courts
and BROOKLYN Annex Station, foot OF Fultonst,
brooklyn: Bushs Hotel Hoboken Station, Jersey CITY
Enigns Ticket ONCE No Battery Place and Castle En
1en.
baggage hotels and residences
CHARLES E PUGH, ]. r. WOOD.
Manager General Passr Agent.
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MHERST, MASS.-Family School for
~ delicate and children Special attention given
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Excursions.
mnslral jnsruments.
miscellaneous.

NOTICE.-Inventors and others who intend
10 bring before the Naval Torpedo Board tOrpedoes
adapte to naval fare for examination and test IN accord
ance with the Congress approved March 1870 con-
Germ ng torpedos hereby notified that the Board VIII be
in RICHNESS them at the Navy Yard NOroik va
MAY 20. lSS4. . --,--,,o, 4, .No
Attention invited to the requiremens embodied IN Ihe
addressed 10 competitors by the bureau OF Ou
nance Navy Department, July II, 1873
GEORGE h BELkNAP, captain, I, ; NJ
and President Torpedo Board Navy Yard Norfolk, va
DURCUASER.-A Young lady of refined taste
L wishes to purchasing for outoftOwn parues, an or
ders carefully promptly eIecued Tor references Terms
ana address address week BUYER TrlDune Ouce
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EUROPE.-Parents wishing to have their
H daughters the favorite winter resorts
VI s'a'"'in i'AD'' ~A' A"A' Nh AND NINE. MANN,
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