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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
Cclnl Nollces.

SUPERIOR COURT of the CITY OF NEW
- YORK.-1he lfoktOgrarh Manu- turing q IN any of
Nrw-NorK planul, ys hiram tah and solomon Ran de-
ftnlauia.
10 thc above ran cd defendant
hereby summoned 10 0ufSer the COMP IN th'
aud on. The piluilu 4
attorney within twnt DAYS alter tho tcfNicr o. the sun
Of the Of vice. AMI IN ctc 81 20 lhl-
aru Judgment viii Zee tttc1 against on
by deian ~ h rc,t dfiu'n Ell no the complaint.
Dated NoW- york, August ~ l.Hi. . .....
RICHARD j. M'RNISSON,
~ iuiirs Attorney.
unlco and + . address So l5i NaUau II. 'c4-foik.
IT, ilirf RON ana 80 mon Ran defend uti above n1u"l
The ftr,oiur 4nm1pu' ~ tr''d upon JOlly plnh'ni4n
eft lui iuo.f q. no Worst. uI' % no
1uefDcs Of tho superior c1ut of no 90 its 90 Sc" l"k, di
September 30 g. and hld vim ihr coWpan In me oN'
If the tltik uf Hu 0uI Hnl dIy u tc pnily court
House ia the ciiy aiurrlIl
Dated See. Work. Sept Il, l."i.
HlruAnDJ hOnhus-uN, ~ ntTa Attorney,
4 N.f.iu It,. NrN.turk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
COTTON MARKErs-DY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct 2J.-ll3D D. n.-Cotoa steady. Mddlinq
Upands, ,.lOl., d. Kidding OT!ouu3 U,los l-uuO
bale, ncludns LOCO Daei tor Ilaton snt export,
receipts 900 Oaes American none. Futures hrn JPands
Lo" Midlins clause October delivery, 45id' do Ueto-
Der ana November de.ly 2.Gid also 5-64d do
yembeT aud December delivery 13G4u also 2oG4d also
Aid do. December ami january delivery, 2o.O4d:
also 2l5id do January ana February delivery 2a6ld
also 3uG4d. do February AMI March very 33.6id:
also 46id do March and April delivery. 37o4d; also
39-6ld GO Apri 9ni May delivery, std also5 i3jid
D. m--COttou-lhe sales OF the day included 100 bales
American. Futures closed fim Upands Low Middllng
clause, october delivery. 2l6id. buyers
November delivery .j,4d buyers do. November
cember cyry 4jGid buyers do December sud January
delivery Ibid buy do January February dey
eil Sold uuycrs 10 February and March delivery. )
3J-OId. OuycIs; do March ami April delivery. % S96id
buyers: April aud May delivery ACID BUYERS do az
AMI June delivery. 54d.8id buyers
OAiVF-foS. oct 70. Cotton steady; Midtling 12s
Mudlng - Go0i Ordinary r net receipts l. baies
gross a. bales; Exports WISE 4UUJ bales sales
10 y bace stock. 81, IA bales.
SAVANNAH oct. 2b.CottOn quiet; Midling Ga Low
Nddng 30 Good Ordinary 80! net and gross receipts.
bales; liz bales;
last evening. 1880 bales stock. O,I6O
NRw.OKLEANs. oct 25.-CottOn 6lIr MiddlnS; GIL Low
hnldng Jlu; Good ordinary -. receipts 67sU bales
gross $50 bales Exports to Great Brpln $40 bales
10 the Continent, 1889 bales. sales 1000 bales
l31,Ols bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

,,.hli Al fhlIN Nh LINE
...-- ~ u tN TIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Ferries ~ follow,
harrl'bnrA flttshnrg the West ami south with Pnnia
fhiace cars attached a. M. and D. M. tay NeWi mA
ing Cars ~ =. m. every day
Wlllllm-DOrt Lock Haven IA m m CORY AMI Erie ID
p m connecin' Cory for ritusya Petroeu Centre
aud the OH regions
Baltimore WASHINGTON aud the south Limited Wlshng'91
Express" Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except SUNDAY !!
o. m. arrive Washington i:o5 p m Regular &C e31 ~
and S:3oa. IA. D. % $40 ant pm AMI II night sunday
6l5 a. m. On N. AMI IL night
For Atlantic tltv evcept sunday, Loo y m.
For Cane Nav e,cent SUNDAY. ll:lha. m.
Long Rrancn. Raw Head Junction and intermediate sa'on
via Railway and knhov AIS ami a. m. IL noon l ~
p m on sun llv. l5 ard SOFA M 5n H. tao mol SOD
az Asbnrv park) ....
Boats "prooxvn Annex" connect With all thron n rlins1
Jersey CITY. aaorinr speedy and direct TRANSFER 1"
Trains arr,ve-From Pttsburg $50 and ll:2o M 'Sesm
l0:20p ~ iliv All . n ilNv etcspt NonlaI, rlr'n
Washington AMI Baltimore. $3.50 and $40 m l:s ~
$3.50. $50. a:2p. AMI 1905 n SUNDAY ga "a 'I nv
From PGnaeiphla $50 $50 go e4o5 exert Ho1 sis
100 1870. $50 go lOoI, 1920 m and liis , -ss
sun law $50 20. 6:5I. $40. 3:05. llS5 Mi O;- '''
900 and 10.oOp m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
:fldts an0 Rooms.

A MASON APARTMENT HOUSE.
~ 5sth.st., adj Ginning jthaye
Ready for occupancy few eogant apartments lift bay
windows 'front.' and large dnnsrooms perfect plumb
ing; elevators Jun hing at all hours rents mod.
H. A. CRUIKSHANK & co.
1913 ay.
A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM in a
~ quiet ncghborhooi station and Central
Park, Tor one or two gentlemen; references
y. \. T., Tribune Office.
At THE SHERMAN. 155 West 4sth-st.-
~ Elegant apartments 10 et
JANIroR.
A TO LET. on Madison-ave, the entire
~ tird floor OF corner house; Ave fully
nished 10 suit occupant; IN prvat" family; references
h.. iriDune Uptown once, l.23S Broadway.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let two furnished
rooms second floor without board quiet peo
PIE gentlemen prcferrei references required los East
VAR L ,ET.-N0rthwest corner of 7th-ave.
~ an "it st Flats Of Ia rOoms facing suth decorated
eol9ior seamheat hgscass. cepuonable, ony hyo
families.
ELEGANT apartment in the finest Home Club
~ Apartment House Ia New-N York q rooms; hrstclss III
CHELSEA Tribune olnce.
THE MADISON, % Madison
ments suite and single Rooms furnished and unfur-
nlshedi restaurant.
| UNPUBLISHED FLATS TO LET.-l9 West
~ 51th In the souCY, 2O7 West oUthst, in tho WIN
NJ GID. See JANitoRs.
VERY NICE and desirable apartments at the
Lspenard S6tlst. near Madison-ave.. eight light,
large and rooms tastefu decorated including fuel
rent $500 10 1900 annuni. Apply on the premises
ICf TO 800 WEST l25TH-ST., east of l.
~ station, single fats nine rooms; s25 TO $40 per
month janitor on premises PALMEk. 800 Uthava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27

iiyEnfoor uc' . Provisions Bacon, Cunberieni cri
Bis. uii Long tlrit 'idisa q Bl sh1t Clear Mpiirs
q .s, t4 .r,i ", 81. ~ il1h.re IA ~ re' ~
Ims pimr " a. "a \ par ppi' Prime Me4t asari
7'ai W.s'rn gl' i,,l kVe,lnn. i3s 90, rhrs Wet
pini 14st iAni n', tea ~ ia'n4 tnAt lnt nis 81
snohnais az nrtiat lis pefeet NtAtl. UHi,ei s,a,
sr'm-ts - t0a a. 400 NM,a No. a. "a fttaa elA
tti' Nu arih.i ns ii NrN WESTERN MMllt 30 il Npw
H,'wt"A % y i3 nttis, y pa' espit tMn T.
pl lp'unpuHn 90 #. tt ~ ignGm gis. a. rorpat
'unt tNl, ilif q ~ pos 4diih ihifNi SOL Annfli
h.d lis, unf rWD FNltN iii H. pht uFt nuaiu- ,iia
hon 10 a' ttn 10 ~ lis o. fAAsuei od 50s 81 30,
LnNpoY oct ei.-ProiHsa- IIusaed on elelOs apO l6s
Alrutid lau-,u,, as 81 Ala nd
ins,ei aho 1adi @t5 os Per iun. hehuA Peiiueu H.
ul,l a. M Ur nAul, Hplris OF Iutptutino rs 0d pen
twt prin ca ttt per ton. hosn ionmon, Is ud als
eii Faia ds s. Provisions Lard 4i, ui. per
American urar lie OF Ter CWt. tur Cuba Centrifugal
Ioarlng 80 and BE- q IS ID for Cuba Muscovao lair
4
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TUE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 1HH sGSpI I4cT XII n AHD
PHIAi IN NETWORK
Express Train,leaye NewYorA Dosorosses and c''a
S:3o, 7:ao, !. $50 cant 10 LinteH II, llloamLseHs
gay n ;,S sara m an' 9isaii sana' AL
Trains eaying NewYors daily except sunls req REQ
sl5o an ii;ipn m- l. > 4. and p H. eonHec' ~
Rsi%Tngs are.s, s.,t,, sla'l!s,ih d s 81
AZ ssS 'i 81 s q, m t;s, Z n Ss xxx
snd7;ijo m Leave Phi.ispii, VI, c,nsn B"
Tcsci oss. "e AMI 81. nroa A:'" , assss
and loot o, pesbro.ses and cortlia streetS iyacss
S TTooS s%.a, mSs HoSossn son Jsr, ok az.
Enlgrant Ticket once No Battery Place ant Ns'~'
Tho New Transfer Company will cal tor AMI ''''
baggage Ir9 i. sI.o pI IA Ie'ieneeA r. WOOD
CHA Genera Manager General Passr Agea:-.
WESI SHORE ROUTE. DIVER
All except 1873 IN. train leave West i-hss q, a. lsa
ana pesbrossss sta stations. ABS p H. tram 's"'''
chicago, 10 ., H. -sa m. Pullman sleep,rs throasI
Detro,a no a, w. $50 . p. m faliSsn sleeper 10
Suspension Brdse Ni,rara Fu. Buialo Roenss s,iys
=" s S,f SS 7:sd 81 10 - M. "5:so :se "a
s nss la AID i1 Albany o 10 Iiso1 ass S's
Sswourg and Kingston, .7.ao. 1000 iisoA H. So"
For Montreal and canada Eas. 7.1oA ''see@, 80
naalllon, L0adon 10 a. NJ, '9:Do. . p n- '"
paly Other trains daily except sunday ,sousca.'
,s,a n a .n a. a.ns g., 80 u.
a. Annex ese Sos rul,sg g I.N@ los East
ia 49, st ssvsSy sS p spSais s s loot
Desbrosses and West shore station foot .sa mwsisn
Bssgsse called ior sna checked !ro" ho's'' ~" ,as
i 3 Ss ssa W loft asSSY TSoSEr Gen. Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27

THE PSI UPsILON EPTToME. From the s3ciety's
origin IN 1913 10 1884. By ALERT POOLE JACOBS
Phi. 1873. l6mo PIP. 26i
The Ninth General Catalogue of the Psi Epsilon
Fraternity, brought out III 1879. will be remem-
bered as the most elaborate publication of the kind
which has yet appeared. One of its associate
editors Mr. A. Z. Jacobs has since prepared, III a
series of L lies complete history of the frater
Mtg in all its aspects. This "Ep tome treats OF
the formation of the different chapters. of the So
cietys govcrnm mt its social fe, the honors gained
by its members of its songs aud publications. aud
closes wit thorough description and comparison
OF the Creek letter societies now in existence.
Mr. Jacobs evidently has spared 10 time or pains
tn consulting the rerorls His work. however, is
not an epitome of dry facts, but interesting ac-
count of the soci tvs course since the founding at
Union College in 1888. Psi Epsilon always has
been conservative in its choice of chapters and
members. choosing the latter for social as well
intellectual qualities and hence there is constant
mention in the history before rs of men prominent
in every station of life. Among these arc President
Arthur. President Andrew u. White, of Cornell Dr.
J. Hammond Trumbull Judges Francis NJ. Finch
and Hooper c. Van Worst. Surrogate Daniel &.
Rollins Reys. t. y. White and ID. :. Dodge, the
Hon. William Walter Phelps, John G. SAKE. +. c.
Stedman Charles Dudley Warner, and General
Joseph r. Hawly. all of whom have
taken an act va interest in the socic,'s affairs The
fraternity is very rich I'm songs, and among the
writer's of these Judge Finch easily takes the lead
Some of his & rrug lyrics. written as far back os
ISIS, eth remain the iavoiitcs with uudcigradu-
ntcs At many colleges fraternity life Is college life
and pleasant descriptions OF the former far rs is
admissible Will bc found in the "Epitome" The
volume is tastelully bound, ana contains good ell
Cravings of the chapter houses, Insignia etc. The
press work IN excellent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
prouo ais.
ITO SIIIPBUILDERS.

ITO SIIPBUILDERS. -
OFFICE or THE LIGHT. HOUSE BOARD.
W,snfNGrO-, d. g.. OF. 20, 1891. }
Rcaird proposals will be received ut this Office until y
o'clock OF Monday the LIST day OF December 1888 ior
building the iron screw steamer Nndrono 49, .-,.
Plans forms ~ proposal and othcr niorma
zion ned application TO THIS once or tohr
Iieh Inspector at No. II Appraisers Bu lns san
Francisco. california
4 rrht il reserved to reject or all bids and waive
any detects ~. ..,, Il y ~, IN" ". 60,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
AQuRDUCT COMMISSION, J
ROOM IL, TRIBUNE BuILDlNo, J
NEw.YoHk October 3. 1854. }
ITO CONTRACTORS.

2 Sew T S s @ a Of tho s
Of Newi oiE viii be received at tins office until Wednesday.
octoDeT ~ iS at O'Clock D NJ a. VIII ca place ana nomr
missoncs and the award Of the contract vii be made ny
ne ~ 10Y r :" AMY ~ ,n nP wo sections VIZ
SECTION A: Extending from n point near the lnyn
Bridge northward distance Of about 1850 feet and hav
sEcrioN s. EItenins from the end Of section north
ward adstancc Of about 1890 feet and having two working
Bdlers can bid ono or Tor both the sec
tons but each must be bid for anf VIII be awarded
separately ANY bidder Tor both -ecuons who VIII not ac-
sn S must be- ncSled IN 1 sead enyeop
with the name Of The person or persons making the same and
bimusl the name and place OF residence OF
interested with him therein also that IT IL made withoutany
same work is IN all respects alr and without couson or
fraud thai 10 mcmlc OF tue Aqueuct omniss3n OF u
iureai deputy thereof clark therein other officer Of
1 or ry Yet, Or g sreste 10 He G
zach must bc verified by throltn ma<ini
the Ina the r matters therein stated arc true AMI
state Bank Of The city OF NewYok drawn to the orer OF
less than ye per cent Of the amo ~ Of Tho eury rqgei
i not be- wi'h the bid or prono al but st be
vercd 10 the AJu,duct or to thor secretary
successful bidder VIII be- returned by the Comptroller
contrsrt j. a,yar1rd II The nj in cr shall ne Get or
reuse TO eHecuc heconac within after notice mat
post made by HIM shan be forfeited to and retained by the
e n,a. pug ,nant 10 c pro. -ons q ton Of CnpcE
900 NJ the awsOf 1873 hu' rH s eyctut me con- rct
within the mc aior' sad the amount % his depo" VIII DO
returned - him.
of required N tho contract for section
hundred aud twrnf-1yc t1Dusiui dol ~ nd Tor
H. ono hundred and thuyhyr thousand dollars with
than .Ic0ry srctirs. % must De house
holders. resident frcrlo'i- of the - Of Nrw.4
the AQEEDftI tDM NI~SiONEKr RES .kNt HE
RIGHT TO REJECT ANY ANp All BiDS If III Y
dem IT FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY
so 10 Do.
blank Of bid pop sli ard proper envelopes 'or
their Enclosure forms ~ the contract specifications ana
bond and ai other information cuir IT, en- b. obtained at
thc once ~ The Aqueuct tonul' oners Room 49, Iroune
Building Ncw-Nork.
By order ~ the Aqueuct Commissioners.
JAMES W MCCULLOU
Secretary.
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DoirO nuo ll,ohg.
rast SHE.

East SHE.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY IA or rcd to gontlc-
~ men do-nr honcltr we'ipfnsh" ur'ehi onl ainny
Ssg Firsiy"aSi 'ioragi ssucna iaar. ~ g. ''''
UUAkp, uool pleasant roomsi good table.
On LARGE AID TWO HALL kooNsi
- ''.'.'" 100 %, ssieso npa, Madison saa,te
| kIii. NNEn iph,=nrii,nhln atinn aouonia frr
- ,n''e see'na h0' Win unn' ,s'o"abe bsnd eiAss
kf,-ANi!n So, pl7, snuthonat oonor esii,-qi,
- \ tNua'"'f apartment containing lea 'pn"s Amy
I0fli- ST. 80 EAST Furnished rooms ar
iS ransrmunli male ht wnior eAca,
o. EAST 1D.-lurnr suil, tWo large rooms
- dreashg loni southern exposure superior caterer
ia baaemout.
DsTH-ST, III East.-Cholce rooms, second
~ floor nr'toIass table and appointments terms mod
IN EAST l25TH-SI.. corner Madi-on-ayc.;
~ Ia ana media" roos heat and running water
no EAST Observation-Disclosures wanted
~ large AMI small rooms "rlmercy Park; reference.
IA Superior board see
II ond ioori fonr rooms en-sditc othy suites aud
hS EAST 17TH-ST-A cheerful. sunny
tb room FIRE, gas n bath First right bell.
AK EAST 21ST-ST - Gramercy Park
I4c Cnorth desirable rooms with board References.
West Siis.
''-TRUNKS REMOVED. 2jc.: Groves
~ Express. 90 West lotist. ~ West 5jth.st. ami
HANDSOMELY furnished small parlor and
4 4 Ledroo9, first Goor Irgate house lof gentlemen
ONLY 81 " est @2ist.
TO LET.-Onc or two hall bedrooms, nicely
l. f'irn shed hall bed room with board and ire.
ia West 2Sthst.
II IH-SI.-6l West near 5th-ave-Roons
with board for parties dcsnns excellent
IL WEST 5lST-ST.-With board large and
- small Rooms with hO aud cold ample closet
sb.) WEST IS TH-ST.-Onc fine single room
on second hoor for gentleman alsJ large square 70 m
fourth roor
IN West 27TH-ST., near observation-disclosures
Nv handsome room TO let u gentlemen; references
quiGcd
81 WEST 4STH-ST. -llandsomey furnished
apartments with rivate bath Cor
man ana VIE attendance rstcass private table
1iS WEST 49Tli-ST.-Very desirable. sun
y ny rooms with board second and fourth aoors,
terms moderate reference.
o2S WEST 22D ST.-To let-Two front
h~'IC roo1rs nicely furnished with or without board
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

.v,.ro,v or cr-srAvus ADoLpHus. ~ JoHN !;
sTrvfSs. LID recently United sa'E p,,nam's Sons
stockhoin. svo PIP VII, Az. w. l. luna" >,
MIR. Stevens presents In tins volume inc io'e,,
.,.. In his preface. Of "a careful study OF the
r., swedish. German, French, and Enehsh
writer's on the subject" and of suggestive CONVEX,
sations with Swedish scholars and statesmen
From fins statement we infer that he has MADE no
original researches and has attempted nothing oe-
yond the modest although useful task Oh se''"s
forth in convenient form summary OF inc .o"-
illusions of standard authorities. AS no sc'"o"
cives references il is not easy to tell just how far
his studies have been pushed. The most valuaoio
chaptcrs of his hook are those IN "hcn ne
describes the early years of the reign Oh tho o"o'
fish King. during which he made 40 many REFORMS
an tho army and the administration, and laid the
foundation of his astonishing success IN tho large
srena Of European affairs. But the real story OF
Custavus Adophus is the story OF the Thirty Years
War. and this has been 50 recently and so ably told
nv Professor Gndely that the much weaker nara
tive by Mr. Stevens appears under peculiar disad-
yan,ages The Thirty Years. War has long Inquired
IN the popular imagination as mighty heroic
struggle between Protestant liberty and Jesuincai
oppression. Gndcly has warned us against '"o
historical blunder OF Mistakng the remote conSe-
oucnces of the contest for tho immediate moral
purposes of the combatants, and has made IT PLAIN
that the ON both SIDES Struggle 'o' 'eiii
torial and dynastc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN
which religion, though constantly ap-
peaed to, was rarely TO be taken as the controlling
motive of conduct Mr. Stevens admits. more or
less frankly that this Is the true historical view
but he is constantly forgetting it, He acknowl-
edges that Gustavus Adolphus entered Germany
with the design of establishing the Swedish power
permanently on the German SIDE of the Bal'ic and
vet he says Of the Kings practice of pillaging the
states which he overran: For TINS poiicy
he had some justification. as he and his Swedish
soldiers were engaged in fighting for the German
people oppressed by the imperial biCotry and des-
potsm.' Into the broad question ofGustavus's Ill
innate designs Mr. Stevens explicitly declines TO
enter in this question, however, must be sought
tie KEY TO Gustavus's character and career. The
truth is that our authors grasp of his difficult sub
feet Is somewhat nfrm. OF his style 1t is imposSl-
bic to say anything complimentary.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
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tanun0 Academies,
4 LIEN IOpWORlii & hON,
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CLA-sEs fOH ia sCfNG,
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FOR PARTICULARS SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
tTP. HARVARD RElLLY'S SCHOOL, 578
~ SHAVE Second lesson ia season MpNDAY. oct ~
LEN. MACGREGOR
~ HOOL FOR DANCING, ll2 FIFrH.ANE.
FOR private and lessons; gcuiemcns
Monday and thursday evenings Terms, sce circulars.
nE GARMOS DANCING ACADEMY, Stand
~ ard Han, l.i76 broadway 42dst.-paiy aud Monday
and Thursday evenings
GEORGE VILLAGES CLASSES, Grand
~ Opera House 23dst -thave Harlem. II thst ave
Glass and pr tuition children adults send for
MIR. TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING,
WI Broadway AMI 32i-st.
35th YEAR NJ" OPEN. send for Circular.
MR. MANUEL. 80 West 33d-st
ANl Will his asses for dancing
November 10. Circulars on application
~ GEORGE DODWORTHS SCHOOL for
DANCING and POLL re TRAINING Il West 24tl.
stassislnt u ir Allen ))tyJrt ms ys IRA CON
mences saturday. Octo)or II. send for clrc llI:
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
WAITE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
rue OLDEST ROUTE.

TUE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND Wv
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS ~ PHILADEL
PIIA: IN NETWORK.
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FIRsr-cLAss, BOSTON. 90 90 NEWPORT AND PAL,
RIVER. 81 90.
Limited Tickets. Corresponding Reduction TO AIIp.s-
ERN POINTS.
Tho steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL. ie,v. ~
York alternate days. SUNDAYS INCLUDED Al, ~.
p m. from PIER - y. r.. foot OF Mnrray.st conn..,
by Annex" Boat from Brooklyn at 4SO D. M Jsr,ov Co.,
m Tickets and stateroons may DO secured IN yexvs
all principal hotels trin,ior and tcko ocss at "a, 80
on Pier 2, and on tha steamers
BORDEN & Low 1T. GEO l. CONNop
Agents Gen. Pass. Agent
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on nor
leave Catherine Slip NJ IL p. 23dst Easf PITT
$40 p. III. Fare lower than by any other route 'er
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenoe:
trains leave depot foot OF CoTtsn 10 Desbro..s.s
at N;Oa m, 80 and for EastOn BethleLrn ~
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Puim
through cOlches daily Local trains at m asdsSS
p. m. for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplay. ""
Trans leaving at $40 AMI 3fO y. cOnnec, "a.
oil points in MahanOy and HazleOn coal regon. snns
trains local for Mauch Chunk sl0a Leave Mauch Chass
oeLerai Eastern Office. No. 235 broadway
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ Frs, c. IT. NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL sas.
II n m (indays cxcepted connecting vev.fIav@n W.,
special trains for MEkIDEN. HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD HOLYOKE, &c. Tickets sold and baygaqe checkss
at Broadway. y. Y, and COuTt.st Brooklyn Frsn,
sion to New.fIayen and return 81 3D.