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STARIN'S
STARIN'S
- CITY. RIVER AND UApDoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

- CITY. RIVER AND UAnDoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
OGco Pier ~. Y. H.. foot Of Cortnndtst
Consignment, VI freight Forwarded directed 70 ary pan
OF the world
UNEQUALTED FACtLtrfEa FOR DISPATCH
orders received ior delivery oi 81 kinds Of fs tt and nee
ohnnds" 3" any plrt of tho city.
BLA AND uAHHOR TOWING AND RtN i.n AND hAis
nOR ItOHTEEAGE.
Frciht every description promptly ghercd 20 any Poa'
In tho har,or NJ reasonable rates
srRAMLoArs BhEdEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN n sfARfN ana FRASIuS CoRNINo
for NENfAVES leave picr l. r. foot oi CorilAndtst
at D. n dhY Saturdays erceptcdl
Frrieht pom.s ~ L. & W n r. received az i1orla
For New. Haven and points Fast ~ PIER ls
NORTH SHORE. STATEN GsLAND-Eeyen Niles for
Ton Cents steamers trom Per l. h. r. foot OF "hs
hallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communisaw. y. J-pr' Docks
Machine and Poer shops. Everything appertGning C. 10
cor. merton and renalr - vessels.
Franc, oNee 7thave oor 4-l5t 0. o. daily Gn;n NJ
Sundays ..Om 10 J. H.
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NAY AND STRAY. UcctTtS0f Hay have been ufht
ana p tiuw tu.ttcr Improvement iAc dcu,uis arr
la No quote. shipping At %. ttuohy. ,,, . %
4 a 200 t'Anu4 80 ltNr
900. i.r. short do. lua.tuc.. Oa, Soc
Icuurl rnc. Include o bales "n the spot 't lo. TO
d, taruNocA 'tai0, at tA. Puo' n1'I Gu,t quoted at
Gi5i--Duly Moderate trade Ia daily reported aud yet
4 a. uguIo- nulutaurd
'lEAIIliii-N tnry modcl Io export business ntl IN
progr-s ami Eastern manufacturers @pheAr more disposed
operate .......
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENSDURC
RAILROAD.
THF POPULAK KOITE.


Trains leave GRAND ENrRAL DEPOT via ROWE for
CARE NIhCENI. OGDENSBURG and NOltM GODS D. m.
dairy and II 2. m daily except saturday O~wEGO aud
NAft klbN \ lraO a. week days and D. IN daily and
IL N daily except saturday . NJ Train has WAdN Il
hLf kPG 10 CAPS ~, ~ and arrival OF all trains
tie fgst steamers At LAWRENCE and M l. La
BELL leave Tor CLAYTON, ROt Nj ISLAND rhOC.
"a 10 ISLAND PARK aud ALENA - klA BAY. aud
steamer MAUD for AlNGSlON. only inc h01Is fIOm Caps
ELGeeht 10 Alexandria BaJ.
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rgNHE ERIE RAILWAY, nov known - tLe
I NEW.Y0RH LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN EA4r

4
Arrangements OF trains rom 'hsnbers't nep1I ,,-,
coaches 10 Dn.hamton, LHEra 3ha p" '."" -'oes~'
coaches 10 Cleveland. incinn IN arr Ll'' o,.-. ss
Tor last lime Pullman SctUns Coaches 10 - - NJ,
5.25 n. Niagara Falls a IN Hapiitou ~ ~, =.
i1t,S ~ - IA; Ssamanca 3 ami Cl.y,ia9i ~ ~
Ing trans arrive Toledo a.li p and lnuar ap"s y an
p IN 'DaiyJ-Pacnc Express fo the West sold 80
Biaaio iagara Falls Cincinn4tl ami Chicago. HodsS
Bullet Sll0AIhg toaC Ies 10 Chicago
Sl5 pm-Emgraut rain fOr the West. on o . 20, y ,ooa
l!6 $50 iiO = 30 o. la $50 80 1880 ia y M
SUNDAYS 40 3: loco m :t5 6:tu pm 20 0t.0
5 r1s%EsOG 9 i5 1850 n and + a. might sl'
days $40 500 1920 am l4o $50 ~ - miami ~ 80
Newark and Paterson wa Newark O4o 80 'ssiurlr
A:-O 90 0.JU 63o 80 p m and u midnight 49,"
nights Onlv sundays 9lS am 10 $50 m sisp s3i
SuhCrn 10 $50 1920 IA 70 800 3afo o. "a y "a nj
II midnight sundays 5;k5 $50 1920 m LAD o''V'
= waTsicS 7.52 10 20 N 4SOpm ~updavs $50 auul,s
Newburs amt Cornwan 1903 a m $50 40 OP m' -
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery a N tSo'~
s" aoshsn 54S SO 1920 $50 $50 40 sispn sun
"1y 1850 IO2Ja N $50 43O s;l5 pm srS
.S eco SSu meet With C Ne oT dnao and ~
Mainst Inc M tram stops az nsia,5. o sunday So
PoIt Jervs l;3u . lO2O M i'SO o ol' N-
Boats leave 2sd quarter Of and quarter After . nd rvs
from $40 u 10 az m every thirty minutes so"
TSksts Tor passage apartments 10 Drawinf
am VI nsfcr OF baggage may be le al tho to.AY Ma
Nos g6l 4Ol 951 Broadway, IS! vests W
Express trains from the West arrive Ia Ne"'i'
$50 oa% ~ GBsorT. oenI pass'r Agent New.l@
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW ,JJLE... asI ~
Nyaek $50 10 am 800 4 s:5O Sac $40 s'so VI
night Sundays . M and 7l5 M IN 10 n m .,j0pA
Manuel. spring Valey and Aohsey ''A' ~
'uD JOHN n. ABBOTT. asal PAssr Assn" Ns"''
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Il. a. Fancy
E 5sli 81 3 3 p s si' az q. 2ss ssiG
Is; Nh. y ar ar e e :. S S5s az a.. $iiss-i
Pen lama .cd. all kinds -----..-----.lssG10
Slaughter. Slaughter
L'qhf Backs - e,i i ,,s c2sn % az,
n cacaita GiqIa Light 25s Middle 3 g
Domestic grades o9s out former prices
duh and nominal lie. foi 90 test sales, 90, hlds
sttSv sr0KEs-lhc tone OF market for spirits rur
p,si,is Oh e ot was ntu At advance Merchant abe
90 % 6v tarr we're saio u 100 bJs Juy al 81 ~
he -oue maj .ei$ "Saf a no. rye men 'as 1'as
mn, strained 10 dood strained - - "a 2'a T.
/ -. X s. 80. N s47jaSZ oJi y. 80 Soe - 80. w
s.' III easier, quoted at 5GS5sc. other oils ren
ei ouICf but " thOut ,htne Crude COtlnns,ed 300
Irsst at 6s aoOc for Calcutta Crud. Nenhaicn g3c
for sound lght pressed, 3-aSVc, Crude sperm a2&5lc
co. fltioiT---. ne general ma .et quiet and
without essen- h-nfs 6eI Iss s- ana Fetroeam ton
e wee n tod INN IL GAG EAlEN iii ERPOOI
lBDI4L % toms Measurement Goods. lis ID. 800 bills
- Cd +1o9 .s ss 90 - u. S91e1 Can bacon
0reet 5000 bush Grain 81 90 tns MEASURE
Gf1n. I'D oil isGOW, st.am, gala roon quoted At
Isl. 30 boxes Bacon. 2is 900 sacks Flour. l6s.
EiiEMIS stsam 100 bush Rye. o.. pienniug. 5000
ser an h1S 't' marx 3 irnGae 70 * cs
Flour. zoe 7u0balrs oton ~ go b1es Tobacco, 81
Sste terms - hAitl Eli--HA i., Norweslan q.
Tfiti-h al 10 W. from Philadelphia, ,.uOI bi. ltc,
nnci OIL pnvate terms - NhhPopi; Amrrican bark.
roIy iAfi ~ hoongf 4e9eg fga Sa e,rso 81 go
DENMARK 6R o, sod 'oia, nenS' ,n'it ,II e.
cement Sc. STATEN ISLAND, schooner, from " uid
FEoVIsioNsD PORK-1nere ooutluuesa nrrloss market
shippers being especially indifferent prices however have
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asisf Eastern once eefaar Of hafeh sna cefllanass
b. h hNlAutuA, a, H. A.
NGw;YoRE CENTRAL ANp HUDSON

NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Cshimenohs llne lars
a. 0ugh trains viii leave OTNaA aRiIai iinPnt
IA, Western New-Yek aud Northern Lipfaa. sila
IA 4us dIa ing room csys .uhest t1d ~ no ie-,
AZ 40 Past Lmt "a chicago Express win dung arr
az Albany Vhes hyrtcn~a ROchesef hutaa NJ
sss rails Ere CLEVELAND and ioeo arriving Al Chosts
lO.ll a.m next dsY =,
V0oa,a > 80 "a Lake George and Montreal eIpD,l
taToI ~ d lw f'n cars
IO;sos Chicago FIDress draginsroom ears 20 CANA
dIisua gRsChe-ter N4Var4 sfals, buffalo ana iacAAed
- -rg. CONNECTS for OsWegD -l-r D rpIf
liza m, Ws'trrn New. York and Northern Express WITH
drawing room ezra
nm, Albany. Troy Saratoga Lake GeoTg and UtsA
Express, ia craving room ears
4 u IN Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
% M IT. Louis Express with sleeping cars for NagUs
Fails, Bnl0 Cincinnati except Saturdy) Toledo Detro,
q 40 n m Express with Sleeping TO Syracuse ali %
Auinril road a % rlfo also 20 Montreal.
Pacific Express with sleeping cars ior ltochcSer
Run 40 Niayart Falls Cleveland Toledo DerOit Chlcaga
St LOns OswegO: also l'rIo (eHce9t Satuldafh
Il m Night lN-ess with ping cars 10 A!Dany any
Tro7 WITH the morning trains for the West si
No IN except saturday night. , -. ~ p.u-,..
iicsets on sale at Grand Central Depot, no Bowlms
Creru 252 and 42j Broadway. and az Weston EAPreS
Park place ard 7s5 and o42 BToidw " sew gIz
49, " ASH acton and 80 Fulton SITS, bO)Nyn and ~
FOufth-st., Williamsburg ,-, - - =.
and seepinR cars can ~
pTo, ure at any Offices New-Gor CitY and ~
tY8 "A ID = l gsup Brooklyn
PoRgagr ca led for and checked from residence
Il TorSrY '' g. Is MEEKER.
Gcuer.l Suueri nteudent. Gene Passen go AgenL
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1ustructlou
For Youny Lldle3-Countrv.

For Youny Lldie3-Country.
=TRS.S L.CADY'S Boarding and Day School
NJ .r ,,,,, For f9gnf AaG Yc,; Haven conn
Fifteenth year connienccs sept % ,oscrcar.
N,ORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
vi LApIE@' BtlhnEit EN-; a, It ,c1 ',,,l snre,v
on c.peGi fcatir.s scad or dialogues.
VEISS BtLKLEY'S boarding aud day school
9eit'ntr T. Ido,,,s By letter until Sop enbcr T.
lJISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCll
" Family aud nay co for onng ia Lax, go -"
Sc p.1 ~ err "a-t upon a5iAc'ilon
OsSINING INSTITUTE fer YGung L@ "a lie;
En.d @' Eocuion ng am! Modern Languages charges
moderate opens September Ittv C. D. RICE. Principal
~ - scmo9L F or Y2r 3 jc rAnIEs STREET
Ey a Inc ' crd a. 64o1t, jay Cootcs beautiful
country seat near PhiadGra a q "; VII com"'neo
rrincpal.-Ms,cs Bov Spy ana LLAYYE,,
address. letter, to o. me- Won't goncry Co.. Penn tclc-
grams to YORK ROAD station North fcnn r. r.
RYE SEMINARY NETWORK
For particulars address Mrs Sd. LIZ
C,ANrORD. CONN.-NISS Low. successor
- to Mrs Richardson day and boarding school FOR young
Iadce r,opcns september -.
STANFORD. CONN.
= Mss AIKENs school for Young Ladies' begins sep
hNli hfEv2iiin'ii'Y NrwJ EnsEY. .u., -,
re 5vs9iper, II the ghost order special lloroushne,s
IN usc art languages The classes Seventeenth veal
h.sIn. ~rptamDcr IS. For ClcuAi, ~ itr p
Miss RACHELLE GlbBON~ ut J. prh''pa'-
v,llE Misses Patterns English and Classical
Family and Day school Tor NOnng Lad 60 and Misses,
MIDI ciowu Conn. Fall term 81 ems sept 49, l'0i.
I'HEELMS.-Familya and Day school for Girls,
No' ~ Hlglst, springfield Mass t3r eI n4hEy :"
NrOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Freehold. Nd.
Healthy location superior teaching and accon VIOLATIONS
4lst year. REV t'N'N UNIV ~ 80
For Both Seves-Country.
GOOD summer home; instruction II de
~ air,t. highcst city references GoasHulhe tharSei
LAMB. Nl AtADlhl, wilton, conn
ITAVFRACK COLLEGE
~ snd HUDSON river Institute, ,'lnv'racE y
$40 lIAk
FRS for All COLLEbl~ aud ~ -lNt-t
itsn,b Ant aud Music sp'rlaitei ROTH fotai
ec,ool continues open duuns July and Autu.t ,,.
nov AloNHp tLN'k' Php' rtc'a'n"
nEGNRNO INSrlrl re. Rhnchcck' \. J.
~ FITS tor colc-e BUSINESS Fhns graduating 'u"Ho
''O' ''"' JAMrsA pEGARNo, IN. D, Principal
CRITNUS BOARDING school, Pr0vi-
I icucc r.. l. FOR 10th srvrs Fhnhahcd IN $40 I'in
begins sep. &c. 1854 NdnIc.sA 81 U7'Is I"Nt7' " "
lIACKETrSIOWN INSIlIU re- Young
faDIuc, Music At, Comm rch AMI Sc'nu"' ',u r.
Tur. building of lts class taaotuo lrro HoN ca: II
WHITNEY,, n. D., Hickrtbtowu near Hcho"oy M'hh
M.
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Express via Desbrosses and cortAns
40 79l b. $50 20 and 10 Linitci II, 1910 m. a7a
80 D. - . ana y % m. AMI u night days, 0lA =
. limited and 10 M I q, = and up m, and - nght
Traipn ltnYnI Ncw.lOrk daily, excerpt SUNDAY Nt4O y
Oand no m, l, 2. T. ani = No. connect AZ lr'F
ton Tor camden. ,.-.,-- r.,,.,.t.,,, 81 "A
WIl $40 {. $50 etcept Monday 200 ~ 40 TJ'
and y So Uipufol t1pros, lJp nht $40 p IN
s'i'5.G f'Jl 40 7i5 aud = ~ on spud l&oI IN
NOD 1 D. $40 "A 3, tj.2O Limiteil 49,, ttJ iito
tnd m Lave Philadelphia VIA camd"n' 300 ID
rfHr oerca i.i slN md 9ii broadway. Astpr uoni>
snl f,o of uctunsscs and Cofi1nit streets, tnur.t,
anJ Ir,uklrn AunoN station, topt Oi fuli0nsi-
Troo-iyn' Uu.Ns iott Ilobl.rni station IoriY w
Immigrant lct,t Once No battery Plre ana 'Asus uA
den. . - 81, ,...u. ,.,t anil Toe AMI eheef
hagyuVe iipn hotels and residences - ,,.e..,
~ ,.,up,a Naunyor Gcurtal pats'r Ag"nt
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LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE

4 DREW and At. JOHN.
leave Pier 81 " r. loot NJ Canasf every week fav A.
Hlicset9 sold and baggage checked 10 ali ststlos an
Now h0fhl ehtfa X. H. and . kaArs3I eT,.e.
10 N - 90 ~Doys rad entitled 10 passage sas
ttater0'n DeftL W ". ENrhIL ~
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UALTWORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID MODEL FAST LINE TO tbs wEsT
Via Philadelphia. Baltimore ald Warrington.
Trains lonve from pennsvlyania r. X. Depot
except Sunday FOR t.hn gfon and an points Wa.
T. DAIIl FAST FXPR 81. throurh seenf,,..
coochos to chicago Cincinnati, 81 Louis Connects fs IN
points West.
l. MIDNI9H daily for Washington and an points w.s
For lime lnJes, Tickets sleeping Berths ana Rar,as,
apply COMPANY 0nCe i. 30 81 aud 50 uAivs,
4'Co'rt at. Breol lyn Pennsylvania Railroad
Tor BRIDGEPORT and all points on hon.
L 'sATONIC and NAUGATr OK RAILROADS steans,,
lea ve Catherine Slip at 4 m v m % st. last River
AlO D. M. Eale IoNer than BY ahy oLler route.
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/ ONG BEACH.

TEAXE LoSg ISLAND CRY oprotite 5ith.t Pa,
Hiv,r- Boat 3tihst fthst ana mea u ferras
connect iv, except sunday, s,N0 lNn5. ~ N f0'
as 6nj 0Oj f1l $40 pm suH,sTs only, $50 cas- iOsj
a m. l. = q BJj. 400, 9, ITO slj y. m
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LONG BRANCH.
From Desbros3ess and foot Oi Corandt st.
Splendid Passenger Cars. Pullman Parlor Cars
LEAVE NETWORK on WEEKDAYS
t15 710 n. m II and 3:lO p. $40 lutod), 40
8, and y. III.
LEAVE NETWORK ON SUNDAYS
4:l5, q. m. and
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on WEEKDAYS
T. sos s:3j Limited, g. and 92) a. l. 4i5, $50 ard
10 y. IA. ..-- - 1870 - . --,. -. . $3.50. 800,
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
9:20 a. III 4:41 and 90 III.
connection 60 AMI from BROOKLYN hnnsK Rost
which ply Jersey CITY ans ZOO OF Futolt, Brook
yn
tanned 4 the folio wing Oni ces OK the Company;
NETWORK:
Nos $40 and 435 broadway No Astor House, No 9l4
RroatNay rtROn foot Ds3brn'soss, station foo COrt
landtst. Station Jersey CITY; Buschs Hotel Ho5oSen.
BEOOKLYN:
Courtst; Brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Futon-st
CUAS f. PUGH, J. Il. WOOD,
General n General Passenger Agont.
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WESLEYAN ACADEMY.

one ~ the alf Preparatory ant Cl1srca Schools m
Se,.lnelauI Xcclcnt lI.iUuan Academic tud'h M"'l'
T1utnr' TuilHtri - on .' AMI tonu' ga ~ w., NO
p.yu,u o 40 ~ uyilutc S,1vrrH tutou ~ the ficm p.
t,i, and ACutrn.t tOt,.rs t1souU VIA ,"a!h ntn'ou
amount fwa hiu'. rnuu rcn' lot hF nm NY .',ul ,1,
satv rxpru.o, cx opt bppks stat oi'rY H3hA ana AhAll
couuugu,iot tnli Term ut tWcV" Wc'AS p'shnus
AuElst ~. send lot catalogue 20 ...., OIL. ,......,
MlbalaIl. Mass.
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Miscellaneous
I ONION INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE,

spring drove near lslcwortl MidiiesrN west Engiind
80 nres from Hyde Park Conner miles nom Wcumohd
Fnndr un Ter auspices lfe Richard Co'den n
n. X II The Prince OF wales July - $50;
French dernau taught t. every boy Terms 80 30 ana
pufuea4 m1dc for pupils 10 stay
dung the vacations or spend them in france Germany
Head master. II r. LAD.LL, Il \ f. q. = fr1spectuSes
can be had of KILL a. CO.. 46' Bruoule-st, New OK,
where references parents Of American pupils can also be
obtained
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lHALL RIVER LINE.
~ ron

FALL RIVER LINE:
FALL RIVER Bosr00NN. AND THE EAST.
The most agreeab route 70 the WHITE MOUNTAINS
superb new IRON word-renown.d
Leave New York on dsy. Sundays Included at o
Rcction via Annex Boat BrooSyn. p CITY,
SPLENDID BANDS OFMUsIC
'Si
to B saa ' short H2 rail- %s fG%iqat. '
HAHFaEs yTSiyA&P T IS AID
x nAP6 i! | A Efr 6 St51 S6L5SY
Leave York On alternate days Sundays sfreptep al
p 'S SO ,mei, make Newport Eastern terminus
dT AM fats I o S s an "f b aqoa
roy a As-or Honsc Filth Avenue aud Windsor iotel
seS Is Ht Sn r Snne1 & oq
IYisY ~ ose loot o. E1cesp po,'
cory ot Tp nj ~ Yankee and" ,ree On sggc2 ION
Agenis n y Gem Pass. Aren't u Y
NTW-UAvEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
" Ems. e II NOnTHAM AID CONT .ENIAt ' sn1
PeIs s psr n H d eonnsctaq az Sewaysn Win
Tsal TGnG Tor @eR4,.Ss ia AMI Bi-,re checked
y ri aroqdway y ), aud 'ouft-'t' brooklyn t'ou''
NORWICH LINE 70 BOlTOE, MOhCtS--
=, ,itbnut transfer "litr ~ Worcester the
,itoa avoriia ipa-ra rlrr No 40 Worth Nve'i nyt ~
anal ~ Nov work. tne'laVs lhn7'hy anu -Hi'uh'
g iho pitinr "'iy ~ nustun" on Mondays Neue'"s'
snd FfliFta ~ : y ~ a,.,, -, ..,..., ala. st.,.
t,o. NAV loo ACQUIRED 80 Hrsdwet aud 81 ilet W ~
nl,tnf a,tvtnas nta nnnt7d w thla lhe "a lANl
Eutlt ttI. tt2 Tep niathata each Nay every Mp'tNN
tat Informal iplaulhA te passenger -" hlHhf F'sPv
~ - " "'''' F'N'"'
NEW YORK AND Lose hliANCil RR,
,,,oo, in Sewyors AM s.ers,,';'ii' y,
LEAVE NIW. YOik commencing tune ~ l7Flt 49,
Far south AmLot. fhia a iaadihg a. a., 90 fi',
pUu lIlp IA, l2O1 la fth, o. 90 "a Z so 4 a.
4undav-. 100 fl5 900 400 IA, via Tenn IT,
AS, 7lO Uo'a IT,, lsod m, 10, 600 700 D. M tuhda b.
Fir Matawan. ec via Phla y Reading RR, 400, 745.
600 tlIn q m lsuu. lih $50 400 30, 3 TO- 1850 p ~
Snndlys 4.OU s:li a M l2uu. 400 p M VIA rem hlt,
iii5 10, 500 m, 1900 AlO 300. 700 p IA sundays'
4 ., 300 a. IN. 300 y. IA. --. NJ.
Tor Red 'ant Long Branch Oceai Grove AsluIy ParA
ocean Icac spring Lake, Grit Point leasant &o VIA
Philadelphia and Reading mr., 100, 49, 9uh llUr a. M,
1000 I0.n Ia, 1870, in', lW, %, 1870 p m SUNNY
(uot stopping at Ocean Grove AsbuTy Park, 100; 40
"A M 90 ilO D. m via PeW7yvan.a klt, 80, 10 9;o
A. m Zoo $40 $40 no. stopping ~ ked BANK - ~,
BOO 7:nu SUNDAYS not stopping at ocean Grove OF As
bury Pars). 4;lj. . m. D. M. nm -
For Freehold PhHle PLATA and Reading Rtt, f:4o.
II m. 2:io. 400. 500, 54j ?. m For kcNport VI
wool Toms River nj harnega ~ 9Ol m, l0 fO p ~
For IONS River Via Penn RI ~ AIS, 40 a m. >, m
FOR ncland. Brd-eton Atlantic try, &C. VIA Pma d
i' CG 'UtTCoCR' JRWOOD. III NIEMAN.
G. Pv r. A. p. & II. RR q. p. a" p. Rh. Acts supt.
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DOITLAK SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston the l.a.t All ai from Gr ul teuru Depot;
Three daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston ~
m d. M Iparor attached and 10 p. m. with palace
sleeping cars sundays at 10 m with pa;nGe Heein;
cars Newport express leaves GIand central Depot &C
y. arrives at Newport 1885 y. m PSToT cars saIheu
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'iu 'o'" TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT III
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PIfIAt q IN NEWYORk.

DOUBLE ThACK. 1HE MOST IMpRoXEp E9UiH
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
iNr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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tILNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK TINE -
AND UNITED STATES MAIL HCu , ". .. s.....
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and COth" s'ess
Ferries az follows; .. .-,, p,un.,
Harr.burg. Pt-busg the West and SOUTH WIN Pai Y
Palac. attached, < a. m and p NJ daly N,"sios
Chicago Limited II Plrior Dining, Smoking anu 9'ep
Ing Cara. 1T 2 a. m every day -.., p...,
STm tonntciinq Cory for Iusv.lc Petroleum Neh'"
AMI the oil Regions . .,,-,.., ..t,,n,,,,
1prss.' of pullman PaTlOr cars daily except sunday
a. m arrive Washington 400 Q M Regular va - tna
m at 600 aud $50 $40 and pm anu " hlshti "a
L aud o. r. r. and p IN and z might sun va va D.
r.. y ~ and L. nj yht.
sunday, with through car, y NJ
Iur tnue NAV SUNDAY. li:l0 a. m.
Head junction, and nterinelsie Saio1s
via Railway and Amboy ~ 7lb ami m II noon. $40
$40 40 s. and p on sunday. 4l6. AMI pa IA aaa
u. 70. do not stOD at Hsbufy PARK .-,t...s
TJats Of BroOIlyn Annex" connect WIN 3 -,
Jer.ey city snording a speedy aud direct transfer "'
ArOollyn travel -, .,o,,,.ooa q, on. ara
IO:2o daily and A. IN daly except Mora55 agS
aahfnc baltimore, $50 AMI Gao M l.~t Jsx
go, go q:20 1908 and lo25 p m sunday 90 o;sp
f,"n, P lSd'ipha S5n 0O $50, Gao Z Ic,pt Monday
Go 09O l04O 1870 q M, loo ?, 3 20 so o5U w.
100 40 1.50 900. 1906 1920 End 1910 z m suniay
40 G:26 cas- $50 1908, lisa M C2O 1885, $40 lO0>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

DYE SEMINARY, .,.,,.,.,.,-
For particulars adirc"s MIS- So LIFE
CRAWFORD. CONN-NISS LOW. successor
= Mra Richardson day and boarding school ior young
ladIcs Icopcus Septo nber 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

OGoNIE3 cmoon FOR YOUNG LAurrs:
The thirty ga ~ tlil ch'o tCllt ] -
4FVINAf,G the second a. OZnntI, Jay '0JLcS OcauiHu
country seat near philadrluh .. Will commence
'''' ~IPiENBIR q.
pr,rcinaia N sses BONN FY and - Lave
BE NET aud EAaIMAN.
Address letters uf Mont goncry 90, fchh t'Ie-
Grams 10 YORK Road station. North Penn. r.. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

~ The no T. have ah been real by MI hI'n' Gnu u"
audc his Autograph Letters
X. WORrlllNGION, 710 Broadway NJ l.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-21
The "City OF Columbus" Abandoned.

BosroN, February 12-It has been
concluded to abandon all further
efforts to recover any property from
the wreck Of the City of Columbus.
Tie tide runs with such velocity where
the wreck lies thai the vessel is rapidly
going to pieces. Nothing of value
has been recovered. There is no hone
Of the recovery Of any of the bodies.
as 1t is supposed the decks have been
washed away and that the hull is open
to the action of the waves. The next
storm Of amy severity will probably
oblitcratc all traces ofthe steamer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-21
To KcfliStrlct Virginia.

RlcHM0Nn VA, February 12.-Thc
Senate to-day. passed bill rcdistrict-
ing HE State from the Representatives
In Congress. 1t wa, immediately COIN
municatcd to the House of Delegates,
where, after two hours flibustcrine.
ON the part of the Coalitionists, it was
pasSr! by strict party vote, The Coali-
!inniStS voting in the negative. The
bill WAS Immediately enrolled and Sign
cd by the presiding officers of both
l"uSrS and sent to the Governor. In
tn" event of it. return with Executive
dlsapprnral, tn" vote to pass it over the
vet" will be- very close. Tuking the
vote or last November aS Il basis of re-
diSirirting shows eight districts Demo
cratic and two Republican or Coali-
tionjSt
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-21

waco, TEx., February ia tor
nado occurred here Yesterday. The
residences Of DR.. Burrclson am, Mr..
Horn were blown down. The music
room at Waco University was blown
OIL its foundation. A large amount of
fencing was ruincd.' The storm was
quite severe ut Bartlett and Ranger.
blowing down houses at both places.
At l1ongvicw the heaviest rain of the
winter occurred, and much damage
was done to the stock in the bottom
lands. All trains are ordered aban-
doned at this place. There arc heavy
washouts Oh the International Railway
near Mincola. The Texas Pacific is
washed away about two miles west of
sherman, and ali communication is cut
off by wire.
TEXARKANA, ARK, February 49,
A Cyclone struck the eastern suburbs
yesterday. The main body was 200
yards wide and lasted ten minutes,
doing great damage TO houses and
fences. The dwellings of Il. F. MAY
and W. l.. Franks were blown from
their foundations.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-21

preceding the election The intlica.
lions arc that there will be no ltopubli-
can opposition to the election of tn.
Democratic candidates for State Offices,
except in the Republican counties, to
tho Democratic candidates for countr
Offices aud tho Legislature. The RE.
pnblicans will naturally make on effort
to carry ono or moro Of the Congress.
sioIel districts and try to obtain a
majority for their Electoral ticket.
Their chances in the latter respect viii
depend very much on the character of
the Democratic candidate for President
ana the nature OF the platform on
which he stands. q, -
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-21
The Hot Springs Tragedy.

~, LITTLE Rock, ARK, February 13.-
me cxGited condition Of the commu-
nty ut Hot Springs caused by Satur-
Gays tragedy and the partisanship Of
inc adherents Of the hostile gambling
motions has resulted in the quiet form
"tlon OF military company composed
or law-abiding citizens, and sixty
stands OF arms sent by train by Gov"
crnor Berry, this afternoon, arc now in
the company's posscssion.