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MEDICAL
Smiths GS.sa:: d Nay Flower,
MEDICAL
Il POI" o.. 'u.a, r. acrc All
Oih .acdIes isay iaii.
cd Ia Produce ip.l T.

"Brighrs Disease ot the Eiir- B." fearful
scouWc, which spares Yeilhcr age * norcondi'
don, becomes an inoumblc disease only for tho
want Of timely attention, li0lowcd 10 work It's
nyagos unchecked until Il has fastened upon the
yns Of is victim no mcdIca skill can release its
hold Il clnmslis prey. and annually numbefs iIs
victims by the thousand. timely use OF
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results. In proof Of
this assertion, we cite you 10 the numberlc'stcsii'
mOnlals In our possession aud quote such emf
ncnt authorities ~ Dr. Eli Ives, Of New Haven.
Conn, aud Dr. King, Compiler of Kings Dis
pcnetory) Ask your own physician II those
names are authorities. aud decide for yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice O. an advertised mcli'
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
3, nature, own remedy ltisuo yilo dccoctIon
,fuau.cousdruc and dangerous chemicals May
Flower IS u modest liUla plant which grows IN
Sow rupuluud, 90 Pennsylvania and Kentucky
IIs diyrpu. rul lrruoau, 200 its lrororrc, nui
has frequently been used o. great advantage in
puuH.auul Euwc, Complaints ot children. lu
great m,sl.. however, isiu i.srcutc and efficient
action uu zinc Kidneys. 10 romoycsa an impurities
Unconstitutional chluu,. aud restores thcgysirm
tou healthy condition. It!uomptly pains
iu the back md loirs. In eases ui weak and dHli'
cato i,mal,s, ig value i, beyond computation.
But Tor thc natural malc.'y Of woman, which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicity,
$50 might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
luc,tlmablc benefits derived from its use
Ask your druggist for Smiths Eytmci Of May
Flower Read cnrcfully the circular around tho
bottle. u I, yours % choose between
Health. .inppncss and Life,
Disease. Misery and Dcaun
Prepared or,y tyS y. Smith II Bro. Coyington.
K. For ille ~ A druggists.
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Letter From a Wen Known New York
AuctiOnCcr.

New YoHg, Miy rs, 1883 -llG and II
East Fourteenth street Il have been
ttoublei with an irritation cl tue thr1a.
and cougn for some time. | am also q
martyr 60 dyspep'ia. Nv the adv CO al o
very learned physician | applied two ALI
cocks porous plasteis 20 NY chest, aud one
on the nit al my stomach. La three days
my cough WAS cured aud my throat WAS
well. | have now worn She piGs'ers two
weeks and my appetite and digestion have
much improved, ] am cautident that In
another well, my dyspepsia Will be entirely
removed. | have never used so pleasant
and agreeable remedy IN my ne.
rHoS. MATHEWS.
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IN the Head, the yi'nl null passing unobserbcd
IN the utiuc, dmany uthcr diseases lhal IcAu
10 iussI liy and death .-...
TnE ENGLI.H MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree tn iori,l 10 Nv" Hunnr.u DnllArs
1INF uudpr their spe ial advice and treat
mono viii not cure or 'nr ANYTHING lmpure OF
iuiuFlug ftuud lu u, THE I>6iINu MEnl-
,AL INSItTt III tyeHts an private Diseases
s,t.t GO N.uIly without mercury. ton-uliatiou
Free. Tuurough examination and rdvce, In.
Guiding rn1ly,sn u.iu., . %. Piicr ~ Vital
H"-'"rat'v'' tlh % bottle, or four lines me
price, trC - % 200. ID ID sc-t VIII OUT VI
Hs q guarantee srru f'um ob.urva 10, and
IN pfiyut, eWc n desired, ny fNGLisb
LOWS. Missouri.
Wholesale Agents. j, j. SCOTT & CO., GHI-
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InIs.1 came from the north n tnke cbarRe of
the gas works in Rome as sup'ruruaent and
after the overflow wl Ga % curr'i ~ he BRING
folowing / wa, ye.y much cNInS,d % malar al
poison. ard BOO !Ni found mv hlpu' 20 cpltami-
II ted with the poison that wa, .urC,d T. give
up business. / was trtuiri hv the pNy'iciaus
without rtii T. Ms ir ub.c finally determined
lmy eli inc udcdi thought w's 10 Md to die
within few days ln 'hi. condition was sd
vi.cd by % fficu' % take ~wif's spc me, and
took 10 lust Hs u looming man Won each a. n
straw. INT rs sonu MS my syst N got under the
innl, nee Of the m dv. IA" absce,s came To n
y int aud burst. passing OF without pain In
fifteen days after this was no nj my work, aud
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every SUI rcr fem mt afitl 20 son should
take Swiitis Sp,cihc 4 g. ESGRR
Srpt Rome Gas Light Company.
Our treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases
mai ed free 10 applicants.
awIF, SPpOIFlC'O Drawer 2. Atlanta 90
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swius Specific g a compl r. antlote TO Blood
Taiut. Blo.,d Poison Nal rial Poison and skin
Iiuinor, j. pf KsOS SMITH MD, Atlanta Ga.
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have had 'om,rks bile success with Swit's
Spcdh g., the irrptmout NJ Bio d aud skin dis
Eases. aud iN female Diseases. ;OOk II myself
for CatburClys wi u hptpy cU Ct
DO. g II BAY, NJ. ID Atlanta Ga
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TIE GbhAr ENGLlSH REMEDY

lsa nsv'rfiling tonic
fir Nervous Iebility,
exhausted vitality, Sem.
iral Weakness, speY
mHtnrl ara, l. o b T
MANHOOD, lmpoten-
~, Para ysls, ana all the
tr iblc effects Of Self
Anus youthful fol!ieA
md x0l hA,s In mAturer
yc r. such ~ Loss Of
Mtmorv, Lassituie, Noe
iuiunl Emissions, Aver
zion o. Society, Dim
rots ~ VISION, Noises
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"AlIcock's" 10 tn ouiy genuine porous
plaster; all other so-cslied porous plasteis
are limitations.
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Bros. TO compress 10y wagons 10 bales. TO
California yard by wagon bales, 70 al re-.
cclpts OF cot on NJ Dallas to-day 3s bales. shi
men,s to-day Included I'm the weeks tStl given
nro % bales over Midland by \. II, Mitchell.
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THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

ana mylllds gcnn-AIly may properly
undcrstand tho merits cf "Coid"a's
Thatid Iecf Tonic" ~ rnnlygla by
tho eminent chemist, AsluLf MIL
uASsAI.L, ND, Ei..S., ot London,
Jurl.ui; and alslpu Endorsement ~
no celebrated IhyIicnn, professor
SIEEHAsMU WILSON, EE.a"lL.b..
az Loull., arc i.H.lll o. each LJ,t.a.
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RAILROADS.
TEXAS
MIDLAND
iBlf, COLORADO and SANTA re a.
CuNNECTIOWS.

iULF, COLORADO and SANTA RI a
CoNMECTIOMS.
At GALVESTON with Mallory LIN, Of
steamers Tor Rey Woft aud New York Nor
Ran Line Btoar era for Now Orleans, Indian
ola, Corpus Christi. brownsville sad voi
Cruz
re AHCCLA, with /, q q. N. X. H.,
Columbia and towns In brasoria county,
Ae FOH k;E AEtG with o., n. q h. A.
isunrol Routo) lor Columbus, wolmn-, Han
wood, Luling, ssn Antonio, Laredo. uvalda
Western Teras and Mexico; also iw
Rosupont Orange Lake Charles, the Tooh,
Country, New orleaus and all points IN ths
sonth0sSt North and Easr with New York
reses Mexican ky for Wharton Viotor'
ne BRENNAN with n. &T. @. ny ioi
hempslead. Lsdbe.'er, diddings hoDAt'
ne WYL AHg with l. &a. n. ny. for Heat,lO.
falosiDo, Rooldalo Round Hook, Goorgo
town. Austin san Marcos Now Brann'eli
San Antonio and Laredo.
Et TEMPLE With Missouri Pacific BY.
at McgiNEGOd with Texas and b. Loui,
Sy for Waco. CorSioana Athena. Mount F!c1'
ant 0ilmer and Toxarfana.
iof Waco, fosS Hloo, Iodeil Cl1oo snd Gil
DointH on that limo,
40 CAEE uREE. Junction of Dsllag f.
at Tn t,pe o. With II wiz ~ MISSOURI ysan
and Texas ~ PaG'dc Rys tor al p0int7 O..
these lines FOR ~ Paso, Santa Re- san FRAN
cisco and the Pacic Coast and for KnuG,
CITY, ~ louis, Chicago, Now York. epd 81
rofutg North. foyi lud West
NNEEAG with ". . =. O., ny, =, s.
Gy ana Dallas h,tons!on of hiisBouu g.
CilC Ky.
scr-e ce thCt your Tickets read over thig las.
E1-F0r ~, iiflTrl alton, address.
OgCAl, q. MURRAY,
Cent Past. AE't
GALVESTON TEA
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10 is also prepared 10 urush, on thor' ro'1rs
COMPLETE hBsTROrs or thlo Of Dslis,
City and County property.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THR GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN THE
CITY OF NEW-YORK
against
AcuonNO2.

CHARLES VAN FLEET and others.
In Of Judgment and sale made and
18th day OF 1884, I, the under
signed referee Judgment named will sell at public
III broadway, In tho
itv NewYork the 5th day Of June 1851 al ~ o'clock
noon by John Boyd suctoneeT the following described
premises.
All that piece parcel OF land situate lying and
beng on the -ouhery side Of Fftyn street, between
Eighth and Ninth Ia the Twenty second Ward OF
The CITY with ali Improvements thereon bound
described follows 10 wit: Commencing at point
ON the said sOuteI side of Fftyninh street which ~ us
tan twenty nine feet 2-O feet eastefy
from the formed by the intersection OF tie easety
line of Ninth avenue with the SAID sOuthery side OF FIFTY
ninth street s)uthery and parallel with Ninth
through party wall OuehundTed eet aud
five inches 100 feet inches to the centre OF the block
thence eastery and along said centre line wentypine feet
l29 feet thence nOrthcry and parallel with the Ninth
partly hOu n party wall one hundred feet and
Ave inches 100 feet inches 10 the said sOuthory side or
Pity nuh street. and thence westerly along said southey
Ffyyinth street twentynlno feet 29 fee TO the
point or place Of beginning. . -..,...
s. KAU FMANN, EDWARD Nj. BUKGIAKD
planning Attorney Referee.
Rec
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE BUFFALO RAILWAY
On and after May 9jth, 1851
Traius leave DesbrOssos COandt Of a2d
For Chicago suspension Bridge, Niagara Fails. Buhsio.
For Syracuse and oneda. I:to. .!odO a. m; SPIN.
Utica Canalohare, $40 1000, ll;2o Uni ~ IN
Newburs kingstop Highland Poughkse pse s7slO $1,000
ll;20 A. mi $40 i35, - III.
sDaily Other trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving NewYork ut 74O <36 leave foot Of
West 42d-st only
Buffet PaIlOr Cars TO Syracuse and Buffalo.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to syracuse Oneida Bualo
and Chicago.
Tickets and time tables az stations and az Offices Of tho
pany Jersey CITY Pennsyyania Railroad station Brooklyn
Eo4 Coutst Annex Office, toet OF gultons s83 fulton
et and No. Dekalbaye New.y0rk City, Nos 50. 2Q1,
POI 1903, 4le o+G s23 broadway No Union square No
JS7 othaye, No l0S East l20thst, Sta.
ton foot Desbrosses foot Corandst. and West shore
Station foot West A2dst
HENRY MoNHrr. Cen Pass Agent
~ btAta-sS
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TIVE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements n, trs,n. t,sc,n q

Arrangements OF trains from Chsmbersst. Depot
coaches 10 BinghamIOn, Elmirs and Baaao Sleeping
coaches TO Cleveland, cincinnati and Chicago
Tor me~Puiman Sleeping coaches to buffalo arriving
1928 m Niagara Falls, M Hamilton ont lo;4o a MI
pSS csgSa land S05.o NJ
Ing trans arrive Toledo o;25 and indianapolis II I'm
pullman Day and Sleeping Coaches Bin gismtoa. lnira
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel AMI
Buffet smoking Coaches 70 Chicago.
$40 m-Emigrant train for the West. M 800. -
la5 $50 t4e SID $50 siie $50 $50 $50 midnsSI
sundays - $50 1870 m lao $50 p m ~ midnight -
paterson St6 5S9 100 80 l92oa u noon l6
Say. $50 S$S sso $40 $40 a"i 4 m %@sn sun
Newark and Paterson via Newark oio $40 1880 m Jlo
aS . cn, o suS SS SIS m tpS $50 %AsN@ sA'"'
sunern e46 700 1870 m LAB $50 $3.50 go 81 ana
u midnight sundays 645 $50 1920 Las $50 and
warwcE 700 am4:sopm.
Nowburs aud Cornwall s50 IN $50 4;SO D p M. sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery a 4:sop IN.
Goshen S45 $50 0 1910 m $50 $50 $50 Sic sun
day $40 $50 1920 IN o. 30 IN - ,,..,-. ,,-
40 YrSo m 9Sn a ~ =, INA trains IN And 80 D
trains connect York, Ontario and Western railroad
Msn.L The N train s.ogs At only SUNDAY $50
Bosts leave quarter of aud quarter after each hour
SKes for passage in Drawing Room ins
sHs sJ so Of Or s %sS ss ,'
Express trains from the wsst arrive In A'
JOIN sMa AsBoTT, osn1 passr Agent NswYerk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY;
so f SSSm ~ $40 Ss Gao Sso II mid
sap sSgs1 y's; ;n a. az Ssasy Ito
Sah'Ay; oHS ~ ABBOTT. 0s.r rssss Ages. Nsw'Ysrs.
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PMS ATTORNEY. 5 Beekmau street.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
THR GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IL THE
CITY or NEW.N CBK
ua.F.t
Action No 4.


CHARLES VAN FLFEf and others.
In pursuance of judgment CT foreclosure and sale
made and entered herein on the I5th day Of May. 1854
l. The uudefsIgued referee In said Judgment named. will
sell al public auction the Exchange saesTooms - III
Boadway IN cts OF NevYork, the Din day Of june
1-Si T. O'Clock by John T. BOYD, aucuOneeT the FOL
loving described premises;
All at certain lot piece parcel OF Land situate, living
and bong the soUthery side Of Fyunt strt ct between
the Eighth and Ninth avenues III the sky ooHd ward OF
the City OF NcN.YO with all I'M TOyemont, thereon
bounded defcIH,ed follows 10 Wit commencing At 4
point on erly eide Of Fthnnih street. which IL
distant hundred and seventy ,eFcn feet east ty Om the
formed by the Intersection OF hc slseiy liue OF Nnh
avenue with Tie souteTy side OF l1ftv ninth street.
thence souhcry and parallel with Nnth and partly
through party wall hundred et and five inches 100
feet Inches the centre line Of The block thence eastery
line feet tRncc uOrtheIy and
parallel v M the Ninth and partly through party
wall one bunhi ave inches 10 the sud sOuhery
side Fynuth and thence westerly and along said
touhey sido Fnyninh sIce nineteen et TO the point
place Of beginning EDWARD ii. BUROUARD,
s kAUFMB Nm Plaintiffs Atrv, Referee.
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Ecaal Noilrcs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
TIE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK THE
CITY NRw.YORK Act,on No ,
against '" -''' -
III U.N and otl

In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
and entered herein the 18th day Of Nay, Is tho
undersigned said ud nent named Will sell AZ
public auction at the Exchange sacsrooms No III Broad
the Of NewNOrk the 9TH Jay OF June 1874,
IL O'Clock by John Boyd auctonoer, the following
described premises: ,, ,.-. ,,.,
the souhery sGo OF Fifty srcc between the
Eighth and Avenues in the rwcutysecon Ward OF tho
city NewYor, with all improvements thereon bounded
md described follows, 10 Wit Commencing At point
said sontcs side Fftyninth street which distant two
hnlded feet eastery from the corner formed ~
sontherly eide OF ttypnh street. thence soutnery
aud parallel Ninth Avonue hundred Zee and i've
inches 100 feet 10 the centre line Of the block
thence aastry and along said centre line twenyn feet
20 FEET thence northcIy and parallel with the Ninth Ave-
partly through parry wall ono hnndrSd zee! anu
and thence Westerly along aid soutoy SIDE OF Fiiyninth
Street feet - feet T. tie point or place begin
ming. EDWARD III BU h6hAHD, heIeIoe.
Is, KAUFMANN, PINS Atty,
Z Rnekman.at- Non. YORK lltT.
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NEW-YoRK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
PROM STATIONS OF

RAILROAD
PROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF t IL BE E, N0RTH RTYER p,,,
TIME t[2n RHE2Gfya PT4FS RlG HAy 1891
For PHILADELPMfA apd TREYT6N,, Bound Bgook
E2a S at S12 i a No. 49, tS Ss2 1900
Direct CONNECTION at WAYNE Juncon fos GernsptoTn and
hocEen aud Norrstown,
DRAWING.RQQM AIRS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Nsgnng leS axe ID gnh a7a STs9Gsts
BeTt.sts at $50 900 90 a. ny iOS 5O bSo S55
Lays TSESTS% warren aad SaO 500
* SI$} & ~ S5$ sEf LEY 555 and
o6 49, lCd eP $780, 81, M sund sT at
For SCRANTON at 7i15 500 q IN. 8;45 pm.
For WILKEsBARRE and PITTSrON at Tbs, 900 a M,
loo, lS0, 8:i5. 5:45 p Sundays at $50 D. IN.
For DRIFToN at 7;l5 a. NJ, 3i45pm.
ForTAMAQUA 710. TAO, 900 q. 100. $780, 345 4Oo
For 9ETH HI 4d dd ;g ard MAgCH CHU SK
For EAs5oN at 49, 741 g99 a. m, LOO $780, sA0 400,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
FS S $50 sSna $50 m i00 l'O 400 $780,
5 5 G S gS 1o2 g g51 O s6S
rda 29 qsq T. sq9aeS # Pc S9 sd fS 1885, 800
so6 $50 20 500 $50 i6s0. 1870 D. m. 8uND4Ys 81
500. 8I5a IN. $780, 800, $40 300, 1900 p m.
For ELIZABETH At 500 Obs 6457jl6,7;t5, $780, 10000
$50 300 $50 8,i5 100 4i5 49, AS BOO SiS' $50
5sS SG 5SY }{66 SGNDAfS at $780, $40 NJ i'0 40"
F d s At fS 1919 i6 Ell lbs s 1873 1880 sOo En-
g5S SIS, 6$5 56G 49, $5 poo, S!G 1885 80 iY2iiS
S Rd 400 STS6 o S5 a. s SSU 3d. O lSS M 1900
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, Co. IAN ratD at
SIS M 1870. 400. 600 p In. SUNDAYS except ocean
Grove at lO46 am.
For FREEHoLp-At 8l5, u o MI 1880. 4.5p.m.
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT al SIS
$780, 430 m with through parior ON 4.3O p
train.
For VINELAND and DRIDGEToN at liSo pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, } orth River, via Sandy Hook
Commissioning MAY 22d, 1854.
For SEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc, at 49, l0il5 n
345 445 y IN. sundays 300
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $3.50, 1915 O. II. 8.4e
44bp.m
For ELBERoN, AsBrRY PARK, OCEAN GROVE, POINT
Except lsbury Park and ocean Drove at 90 a IN.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at Sis
,.
BE- e fS9t t ls Pr a No
iHssS8 BroaSway; isl and 7is 5thavS RieingSnst 10
Greenwicnst i6s ps East i2Sth principal Hotels n
New YQrs ciy 10 BroOsyn No: ooart l97 FJcae
aye lS9a Aanuoaye IN Hobokon. 264 Wsshing ton.st,
j. ZEE Il %ooTTEN. &C. HANCOCK,
n P.BALDWIN,o Z. T. Ast.. il9 Llberty ST.. y. Y.
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Ocean Gtcnmcrs.

4 NCHOR LINE.-U. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
n GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY. 90
cabin psss4se 30 To second cabin Sio p
gar II GT%S s s=
From Pier Al North River foot Of IcToysti, .o
CITY OF INN Jnne H. my T. sA Aug
AOf rrPc4b accomodaraps passeqssrs
CABIN '-'s second DC CABIN SO sieSFage as ABOVE
For P''sf SeR fj2 RH '5' BoTs
HANBURG-A AMERICAN PACKET CON-
a1E ay M sna Il s Si
FRA. ss so anS so according to LOCATION eau ~
sIesTas $40 9a at rsGs a1st Fss s''erAs' from
G. Co. cen ecu Pas; Xs: 81 Bwa n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S.. co.
~ NEwYo fhos sdbUFipHIAaaPg9H GSb bGE%Ex
EFFHS ia IS9f =
.5c q $50 .ssona cabin 500 asss
lowest 'a's' oELRICHs & Co, No. Bowling Greer
DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
/ LINES FOR CAL,FoRNIA, sANpWICH IsLANDs.
INA 'HF From IeT:iors, per loot Caaal,,!- n r.
Fo rs i. .,a a. r%na tune a. noon
Connecting Central aud sontl nsrlca and MsHiea
Fro" san f For japan and a Chi China p'-n'
excursion tickets between san Francisco Yokohama At
Tor HONOLULU Nf&Ss 51i If.s' and AUSTRALIA
AtSiftAL A sails Friday une .,
on arrival OF LONDON mails az nas fIahslsco
Fer freight passage aud general niornauon sppy Noon
ii. j. BULLAY, superintendent
DED STAR LlNE.-FOr Antwerp and Pars.
IL sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every saturday
HELGI, \ IA D........ saturday, June I, 800
WAEsIAND Saturday. Juns Ia, - a IN
saloons staterooms smoking and bathrooms amdships
Saloon $50 10 500 ercusisn $40 70 $780, second Cabn
$50 prepaid excursion S9O steeIage outward
$40 prepaid FROM Antwerp slS excursion, SJo lnCludnG
seddlng etc PLfER WRieHf SONS.
General gents b5 Broadway.
rI'HE NEW AND FAST
Il steamship
AMER lCA.
Captain Grace
sails for Liverpool WEDNESDAY JUNEll,
Saloon, 500 TO 500
Choice rooms and superb Accommodations
Applyto T. w. ]. HURST,
Washington building, Battery Place, NeW-fofk
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CHARMS
STARINS
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL, N. r. foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnmeats Of freight forwarded directed any pari
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received FOR delivery Of all freight NOR
chandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hered any point
in the harbOR at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, DARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Il. srARIN for NEwHAvEN leaves Pier
is, N r., foot of Cortlandtst at daily. (sUNDAYa
erceptedl
Freight for points d. L. q W. To-
For New.Haven and points East, Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents via from Pier l. r. foo: Of white
hall.st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COmmunpsw N J.-Dry Docis
Machine and Boiler shops Everything aiming to the
construction and renair O
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COUNT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
in the city Of New.iOTk
against
CHARLES VAN FLEET and others.

In Of Indictment VI foreclosure and sale made
and entered herein the l5 day OF May 1884 the under.
said Judgment DaIded will sell at public auction
81 tie Exchange Ssle,OIf 40. Ill BIOaGV IN the city
OF NeWN ork the ii DAY OF JUEk, 1885, n u o'clock
noon T. Boyd auctonrer, the following described
premises Al that oeIsn lot piece OF psrce of land situate
lying and being on the s0ut1eIy side C FIFTY nnist be-
tween Eighth and Ninth ayes IN the Twenty second
Ward OF the city Of NeT'York, with all iDp0v ments
thereon bounded and described follows wit COmmeuc
point the said southery side Of tfynnth-st.
which distant hundred and ninety feet eaStctiy
from The corner formed the mic 'cction ~ the OF
OF ninth ave with tie lsid sOuthery aide OF nynnthsl
Hence souherly parallel with Nintave AMI parly
through party wall one hundred feet and five inches to the
centre the bloch thence eascy and along sad centre
line tweny-nno feet thence northery and parallel with the
Ninth ave- partly through party wall one hundred feet
and five inches sa.d sOUtley side Of Ffy-nnthsi
thence westerly along sail southeTly side OF fynnth
A. twenty mine feet to the point place OF beginning
5 KAUFMANT EDWARD II. 81 lizard,
pl'ns Attorney a Z Beekman-st. CITY. Referee
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination OF the students OF te scooi W"
begin ON MONDAY. May 10 az 10 a. m -. 49,. !.
fo omission will be required OF the applicant tnse pc
shall have sat tOy cOmpetrd the resuar course OF
undeI 81 aduate study 10 this cOe.e o. IN ZONE ONE man
tain M equiv aent curriculum OF STUDY 10 e emu VI oo
I'M or wear StuAen other coll must present GER
ttTcae of proficiency and discharge In good standing
Speca students admitted without examination to any OF all
Of the
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1nsirnrtioil.
For Boys and Young Men---City'
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination OF the several CLASSES or '' '
viii begin on MONDAY. May - az $50 IN d ,,,dont.
candidates for The degree Of Master OF Art ana
in the Graduate Department wlu DC examine" Oh -
DAY June 5. and following DAYS ,,,,, tn Ia yin m
The examination OF cani mates TOT slihisSo' WI"
TUESDAY, Juno ), al $3.50 a. IN
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes will begin on MON
The summation Of candidates for admission TO 2ny OF me
Irregular courses w. VI nlns Engineering CN hnKner
ING Ana ytcai ami Applied chemistry GEOLOGY, Meti Sy
Architecture will begin on FRIDAY June ., at 93O L. ILL.,