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Smyrna times., 1884-10-15
AGOOd Chance

AGood Chance
To get the best Clothing at
very Moderate Prices is offer
ed by us.
Well tell you why we
have desirable Clothing. We
are constantly making to
order for our best citizens
and study up the styles and
kind OF garments to be worn.
We are very particular about
the fitting Of our garments,
have them well trimmed and
made, so that we claim our
Suits are much more desira-
ble than the ordinary Ready
Made are. We carry a very
large assortment Of sizes and
kinds. We can fit from the
least Boy to the largest Man.
ABOUT PRIcES.-We tell
you how we do to make them
low; ; we buy from lst hands
as far as we can. BY that
we get a great reduction in
prices and can know the
better what we are buying,
and then we pay cash for
them, thereby making a
great saving. You know a
cash buyer can have the in
side track all the time.
Our manner of doing
business is to try to please
and give satisfaction. We
show our goods cheerfully,
price being marked on each
garment or suit, so that you
can see at a glance what we
are offering. We are anxious
to sell, but never want a
customer to purchase unless
they are perfectly satisfied
to do so. Anything bought
from us not satisfactory in
fit or quality can be returned.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-15

EASY TO SEE THROUGm.-HOw can watch-no
matter how costy-be expected to go when the
handspring won't Operate2 How can any one be
well when his liver, stomach or kidneys are out
of order2 OF course. you say, -" He cannot" Yet
thousands of people drag along miser0bly in that
condition; not sick abed, yet not able to work
with comfort and energy. How foolish, when a
bottle or two of Parkers Tonic would set them
all right Try it, and get back your health and
snirifs
Smyrna times., 1884-10-15
MUSIC.

THE Perkins & House NOn-Explos-
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
plode or break. Sold only by J. b.
Gnnner
Smyrna times., 1884-10-15

If you would have appetite, flesh, color strength
and vigOr, take Ayers Sarsaparilla, which will
confer them upon you in rapid succession.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-15
Furniture Of all kinds.

c6ei,. ana Chamber Suits, Bureaus. Bedsteads,
Beds lounges Tables Stands Mattresses, Spring
anlaa5l every thing Ia the Furniture Line, guar
QuaiIfe y y of less than City prices for the same
q goods. ian 2-tf
Smyrna times., 1884-10-15

Many forget that the hair and scalp need clean
sing as we'll as the hands and feet. Extensive
use of Ayers Hair Vigor has proven that it is the
best cleansing agent for the hairthat il prevents
as well as removes dandrutf, cOOls and sOOthes
the scalp, and stimulates the hair TO renewed
growth and beauty.
Smyrna times., 1884-10-15

Farmers who kp6w that tOhaceO-stalks are very
valuable as manfre, because their ashes contain
great porIl,ol pl, s5f potash, perhaps do not know
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
THACKERAY AND DICKENS TO LIIER4RT
ASPIRANT
rrom Tie PaN MaR Gazette.

7. - ,vell known that one of the greatest annoy
ances TO which writers of repute-DOvellsts, more
especially-are subjected Is the contnual appHIca,
fion made TO them by would-be authors 1or thelr
fhe more numerous as a rule are the applcahts II
is pleasant. if somewhat surprising, 10 ma thal
busv men like Charles Dickens aud Ihackeray,
veTy,helmed with work of their own, would never
fnrn n deaf ear to the appeals of their correspond
ents but would readily give them the dement, oA
their frank and dlscTiminatmgLuigment. ,
The following letters now published IOr tne nIst
time are typical of their writer's The first clat f
Dckens is a kindly and dltlident expression ol ad-
verse opinion characterized by great consideration
for the feelings of the inquirer;
Tuesday 10th August, 1853. Sir: nave -leau your
,,oorns and regret assure you thaU cannot pS any
means suggest any way OF rendering them renueIhNe
q, 80 ann truly sensible of the confidence you IepOse
In me and must not be unworthy OF IL lheF arc uo
not doubt. exceedingly merto10ns WIN pln"'e az"
personal reference to yourself ana 20 tle M @
inder which they produced, but VII suc
tbe nlc has nothing TO do; and am bound TO tell You
fhst think they do not address the pu nc ll0m any
ground OF their own which has power III IL 10
of obscurity II give you PAIN YOU Will nope AT eSt
believe that Il would he far easier ana more
Task 10 me 10 gloss II with some eYaslOhi bu rc
snOnd 10 your tTustulness by giving you my sICeIe
Opinion. do not in the least suppose u 10 o
Faithfully yours, CHN'LLs DI0hLN''
The next letter is 10 the point Like most eood
advice no doubt i: neglected, ana the Wlhu was
ground as strenuOusly as ever!
KFNsINGToN W, June 2d 1850.
DEAR SILL scarcely know what 10 say 10 you; save
what have already tod YOU am az .os.' MONo,g !
can only entreat you 10 abandon your VetdIy UsliI -
lions You would never write your way AZ present ~
any rate. Besides your grammar IS GelecuEEei youI
style is had vour composition very bad And my pro-
health PRAY seek sOuc light empIOinc 10 Hot
GRIND the wind. Yours truly, W. NJ lhAc chLRAh'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
sesd DO Agrn and Nay delivery 90 Sogta JanC ssG snS

sl,o Besid do Aprl and May delivery IUttni ssg %
ole4d DO May and Juno delivery 4G gast as AMI SEM
tenber delivery 264d; also l364d. Futures nlm %
mCottonTbe sales OF the day ineludsd nar
Futres-Uplaud Low Middng cause reDi"Aiy
delivery, 54G4d Futures eosed hrm IN ec
GALVESTON, Feb 2j.-CottoL hrm Mid1Iing ~ I.,.oo.
Low Middlng I0isc, Good Ordinary, S1c net reeeip.s
l,.V2 bales gross. 39S bales Exports 10 Great Drn,
q "a bales, 10 France - bales; TO the ConnDebt, o.,
bales COastwise bales sales 33i3 bales STOCK Az4i
bales. ~ $500. 49,
SAVANNAH Feb 2-C0tton steady Middling 10 56c Low
MiddliDg $50; Good Ordinary 04c net receipts gYS
bales gro,a 1853 bales Exports to Great Britain a1t7
baes; TO France bales 10 the Continent, ZOoO Daes
Coaswtse S6 bales sales Zoo bales last evening DOD
baies: stock O,342 bales. -,c.
NEg.ORIFAys Feb 25-Coton firm; aiddling. 10 7-l6
Low Middlng iOisc; Good Ordinary 9l6c net receipts
6O56 bales gross G438 bales Exports to Great Brita
1850 bales: to France, bales; to the Continent IOtl
bales; COastwise baes sales 1900 bales last evening
- bales stock, 34S,9Sl bales. ~
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ended February 20, 1894.

Prime Steers sold year at ii &c anu
theayerage estimated at lie.
BEEVES- Receipts yesterday and today 1877 cars at
Jersey city, at Gplhst and cars at Weehswken
yards: making 302 head against I4b head ast mo
day The arry the past week $40 head less than as
week and head loss than the corresponding tins last
year. , - IN, ut.
The markets have ruled firm the past week and with igt
arrivals advanced for all grades OF Dve 'ate
Beef shown strength and with dlmins
heher prices the week pTcvOus but neither the i've or
markets has shown great activity. The offerings 70
a. very moderate The Weehawken arrivals 9nd
-lxeths direct TO slaugherers, ana a me
named place Mr. astman had 30 cars OF Export Cat
leaving altogether l4l the market mainly Common 10
CARLOAD " two Choice and Extra cattle Trade opened
with feeling the part Of sellers ana prices were
81 per head TO 4c higher than Friday Buyers took
slowly the but the report uf nglJ
Wednesday and high prices West enablec dOycr 10
leep the up the finish just strong the
oDeng although ~ carloads were likely 10 over the
holder anxious to sell Mr. WaNel sold carload
Extra Chicago bought Cattle, averaging about
200 10, George Strauss at 81 SIl2; AMI
Voge a Regrnsein Choice carload TO Blumcn hal & Son
Fair sold mainly at III Pie tOdress jG b.
and 10 Prime l21 lc 70 dress jG0J1 TO- Two car
loads tough oxen, stays and Steers from ohio and Ken
tuckt low HLc, to dress j6b, and carload OF
Western Hnlls sold az "a 90 Ms9rs Sherman Gillet
chased 10 shipping Cattle at 2dl2 to dress 66 Three
hougt IN Philadelphia at - OOat7 90 turned to
Mr Otman by j. SchlmbcrS q Co. Tho - head Averaged
,iiO b
The Ludcate sailed yesterday with 4G5 Live Cattle on
about 10 quarters of Beef and tho city OF chicago viii
probably pc to-day with Dressed Beef and Mutton for
sherman & Gilet.
The wcok's shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep ana
Dressed Beef and Mutton were as follows
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
RrpopEAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL 25Provlsions- i siadia
is a. Long clear Mddes, i6s Odi snort CIeal s
ia a. short RIBS AGs I'd; shoulders S,s per ewt bvoh
Ills Cd Tor eIIa Indian Mess; Prime Mes pos NJ.
i,r Moss 7ss "a per bbi Prime Mess Eastern o"s Nts
ora 7as d-Ameican: 40s Gd Prime Ven avs @ SS
Ia OI 49s Cd Hams-L0ng cut, o0s ShOuluetS, az tus
pnttcr 0s pcr cwt for hnost United states cheese
American Choice Tia Wheahed western Spring g. lul
SS - Rei Winter 81 6d per centali 40 : spring
~ Gdi New western Winter 81 Sd SeT Mixed Vest
49,, ~ ali California No Ss Id ass odi tallOinla No.
-" M 2ss o1 pef Genital Corn-MiXed old, 6a, 0'2d DO.
new o. "a. per GENITAL. Produco-sprs OF Tupenune,
~ "a do al London 9Ga. Sd per cWt. Refined PetrO
ieno I'd 81 per gallon Glover seed-Amere9n Red 6Os
TSgs ner cWt 'TalOw A0s Od per cwt ROsin-CQnipQn,
a. odi Pale OsGlOs Cd. Liuseed OH, 2Os ddG2ls
per owt .,-,,...o,. ,,o, .,on,,o por,a 10 ZOO
onsttern from Pacific ports. 200 quartts from other
sources $50 quarters Receipts Of Corn, 52OOO QuAeis
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw-YoRK, Feb. 25, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Nrw-VoRK Feb % 9Q
AsHEs-ouiet and unchanged.


COFFEE-spot Rio seldy, especially the lower grades
which in comparatively small supply: 0rilnaty, M, WIS
quoted Fair II l2sc Good az l3c ana Piiine
at Isc with Fair Santos at II dl2sc 1000 bags
santos ex AskOy sold stated at 2c also or no
300 OK Pascal 2gS 'Peyen" @sl HALEY" 2ll
OK "Baumwel" and l,145 "Hoben" private termsi
1886 bags Rio and 92 Santos Withdrawn ir1n the
stock which in first hands is now lg312I Pass "ns @ @
total visible United states supply s 792l2I bags options
were moderately active Only but March advanced points
II is claimed that depression I'm that month Satuny
was due TO manipulation liberal deliveries being made TO
force weak holders unload IN order that tbs bulls might ger
a better hold tie market The buls urge d sna,
on the merits OF the situation the market IL hrll
Tho hears on the ther hand contend that bulls W have all
the coffee they want for time TO come and tat hy
are ALREADY becoming weakened sales 2HO bags ~ lpO
for Ferury 1915 10 50 for March, 10000 llon Tor Ap
Il.COal los for May; 1lOd L.. for June; lll5G1 ~
for July 20 for August and p for scpcmber closing
steady os folows March, 10 80 l09O; April 095Ul Loo
NAV III o5aIilO; June, 1l1U011.l5; July 1Il5all+0
December ll15dll4O; transferable OrtriT, Doc nlu
grades quiet steady sales $50 bags MaracaOo NJ Zoc
Sayanilla private terms
CO1TON-Spot Cotton quiet. steady ami unchangca
salcs 3 tales delivered contracts 0bHes cccs
at tie ports today 4,l52 bales. against o. 20 t ts gay
week and u,lD' last year sinc september i
bales against 26G same period ast seaAO nc iol
Ing quotations based ON the American Standard oi cas
eaf.o
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26

LONDON. Feb 25-Produce-Iin on 400 BaaR20 ia
per ton. Calcutta Hnseed, 46s 0d per quarter Lid
seed Cake, RS 6s per ton Refined Petroleum. Gid a6N
per gallon spirits Turpentine, 26s Od 02ss "a per ewt.
Sperm & Oh seAqESS per ton Rosin-common y. edI
American Sugar 20s Cd 92Os I'd per cw for nba Cenfrf.
ugal poarizns eGo and It's Cd Glss 81 Cuba Nus
coyad6 fair refining at0st
ANTWERP, Feb. 2J.-Petroleum Fine Pale Amencsn 10
francs Is ceBtmes paid and 10 francs centes seers
WilcoIs Lard closed At l IL francs per 100 kios.
BREMEN Feb; 2I.-Petrolcnm marks 65 pfennnga
HiMBURG Feb 25.-Wllcoxs Lard closed at 10 marks "a
MavRf Feb 25-weo1s Lard cIoscd at 81 francs per 30
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
VHAIEf 2 L-NO-iII . II T I-'''F
EpPS'S COCOA.

RREAKFAST-"By a thorough knowledge 0l the natnrst
laws which govern operations OF digestion and nutrition
ana v careful application OF the nne properties CI Nee-
eced Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our LADIES @ vim
nils IL he by the 1udciOus Of such articles or
def that constitution may be gradually built mp until strong
10 resist every tendency to disease Hundreds oil SUD
lie malades floating around us ready TO attack wher
over there E weak point We may escape many faal snss
Inv keenng ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
pioperly nourshed frame. civil service Gazette A., -,
Made simply with boiling water mix. sod IN tn OILY
(eb and b) by GrOcers, Labelled thus; MS EFkS %
co. Homeopathic Chemists London England
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
Gfarlrre.

A MISS HESSE. Vest q st-st, supplies com
N. petet teachers tutors goyeInesses singer & holS
keepers to parents choice Oh Schools
references by Hon Hamilton tsh ana cXSec EVarts
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hsled 1859 provides promptly Best Teachers orIr
yete PUPILS Families schools, Colleges Circulars 81 Good
schools with reliable information iree TO parens Skilled
rCachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp
j. W sCHERMLRHORN CO.. East IfthsL,N y.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all grades tutors Eoyernesses ,eclurers
c circulars schools free; no charge 10 hOr ePo
ing teachers, teachers until engaged r. Mlhl2M
COZ KIEKE& & CO, 81 Last 'tl-st, Union square
CHOICE CIRCULARS OF SUPERlOk
n SCHOOLS with tudic advice parerts ana guar
diens; references by favor to the families Gi non lh"n
Fish and ex-SecTeary Eyarts. MISS HESSf, 80 "c'V
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

BrgrNo Feb % -Can> Receipts to-day. 90Ohe1d total
for week thus far 900 head i0r same time last week 500
head. consigned through, cars market hshet tftr1
Steers s. 75ds7 Q0 Common TO ta ~ % LiSht 10 poou
pnfrLers's - 25dfiT a..
S"5-Iecepis To-day 5000 head total for week thus far
cOd head for last week 5000 heanj c0hsEnel
ih;ough cars hun: Fair % Good western ~ .
as "a Choce Fancy, So 154pJ 3d. Western Lambs none
here -.o -, ..,,t g., ,,..b tbn.
faf 900 Eoad for same time last WeeL liuUD m nt|M M
consgped through 90 cars Good 20 CHOICE Workers ~ wv
al lb ight Mixed So 7jQ@G go Good Mediums - zoe
80: pigs. 80 . Gs6 %. --, ....-,. H.. uo
cents 10000 head; shipments, 1000 head nake steay
Packing % 6Oat0 oD Packing ana Shpphg - VV@F oui
Ilght. 81 OJ0S6 3d. Skips, - POdtb 40 100000, ~,
Tgis-Reecuta c, 800 head shipments, 3oOu heaui TX
ports 81 76ds 00i Good 20 Choice shipping - 70 90
pcHeots ZOO head sh'pments2 100 head Inferior
10 Fatr s 76dsi 90 Medium Good si i0Gs 60 Choice
" ~ IoiiS Feb 35-Hogs-sioY Receipts, $500 head
shipments 900 beadi Light 81 Ooge' ~ lACAVlS - oV~
81 %; Butchers, 81 d$l so . , ma ,.,, r,.no.,
Cauls-Rccepts 300 head Shipments l,2OO heat ttpmt
er. "a " i5 cool 10 Choice shippers - oOd 81 90
Common TO Medium 81 60Gt5 so Stdekers ahd fecdois'
Fskrp~peSeipt, 800 head shlppents, 700 heal Fht
20 Medium - as 5 Good to Choloc 81 1880 '5 Fancy
50 Q0aSB21
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 25.

There was little feature to the petroleum
speculation to-day, but the week opened with the
'bearish" feeling preponderating among traders.
Mckinney No and Emery Shank No. II wells, In the
Sheffield district opened with production respectively
OF about 400 and so barrels day. The latter well
indicates that the oil belt in this locality Is
little wider than had been generally supposed
while the Mckinney well is closely located TO O'her
wells that opened with daily yield of 1000 barrels or
more There are a few wells in this district nearly
due and the Developments regarding them may be used
I'm the market Unless there unexpected developments
however these wells not likely permanently to anect
the Weld Of the Sheffield oil pool The market displayed
brief strength early in the morning, prices flng az
81 OO5aSl OIL decline to 0975 cents followed later
fhe fres touched 99s cents but most OF the day prices
vrated frequently between 90l2 cents and 81 Jug Inc
close was only steady at 90 % and 993s cents.
rlo rnrrn Of nrlcna and the total deallngs were az
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
Gnroufnn advertisements.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
e "a YORK TRIBUNE WILL Will BE RECEIVED At The
hTstst, until and 30S West Tweny.thrlst, corner
Eghthave No 81 East Fourteenth Union square
$50 Thirdaye, FOrtyseVenthst; Of the HARLEM
OFFICES Nos 1907 and $500 Thlrdave, corner One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, up TO n at regular once
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
ctfemtcais er0 Rallroaos

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBgNE WILL WILL BE REcEIvED Is AT Thr9 TEs
first st until 8 NJ and 30S West Twenty thirds, corner
Egbtave No 90 East Fourteenth st. corner
160 Thrdave corner Forty seventh.st az the HAhLEA.
OFFICES, Nos 1907 and 2,50G Ihrdave corner One-
bundrodandTw hfths, up 70 D. ID" al regular eea
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26

At ssose, for April and s7c for May Transferable orders
2eilo for Japan ana "a i7c. for Black, -, .,o, =,
4, EARINF-tnchanged and dull City Lard quoten AZ
aud vessels 900 oeomargarine atV sener'
TAtLowEFirm and quiet Sales $1,000 b. Prime City at
TlC
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
Oteal: Cleaners.

MERICANS going abroad and desiring
y nracos stones choice 1ewclry bronzes, the latest
novelties are invited visit Paris store No ~ Avenue
W. OF'' HOWARD q COMPANY
OF Filth Avenue, New-1 ork
BORDEAUX LINE. -
ID New and direct line 20 the SOnth OF Franco;
TFW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DlRECE 90
CHATEAU ---'' A0"i ''i
q. aH N Az AUX new
From" Prentlces StDcsS nelr Waist E'rfyl ~
Travellers Tor France Spain ANA italy, Pyren'o] F@A
Nire ec viii save time and expense by taxing thlsua%
Cabin dncuding wuc6 $50 SteeIdse' T-0.
i~ pasSSge Apply 10 F. LIE BOULANGER, 4G Beave.st.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
Musical.

Miss KATE FULLER teacher and graduate
E from the Stuttgart Conservatory and pupil OF Mar
mone in Pars receives pupils IN piano. harmony anu
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

FOR BOYS anu 4OuuS u1Su -OOuAeiJ'
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
N Young Boys. L. KINDS. A. NJ Hampstead. L. l.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
ID college Conditioned or rejected candidates COACHED
summer or winter stockbridge, Mass. +. HOFFMAN,
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. j.
Il Rev. A. q. CHAMBERS. a M, Principal
RORDENTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute. ls nOu,,e
ID Prepares for College or Business EnS O''o'
iui anu '"0iO's" Rev WIN. C. BOWEN, A. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE Hull School coIle. POUGHhGEpd Scini,ae and
Government school and for Business JOHN MlLEi'
Principal -.---
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
nv to G. q. 'MfETiCALF' a. NJ: superintendent.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester 22d year pSSrefs fPm rp6leS Tarr President
DYE. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
IL ing Of Spring term Feb. 8. C.J. COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College /;
ID beautifully located; healtlful and thorough oG,
p'ii0r -Nu'O anu Rev IN c. BowES, 4. NJ President
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
vi ard Day schoo for YOUNG Ladies 81 Watsh Ne%
Haven Conn The lh year begins Thursday september
Circulars sent upon Application
rI'HE ELMS.-Family and day. school for
GIRLS No l4l Hghst sprnga,e hass EStI ,,3pNTY FgS
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER ~
For Both sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River Institute Claverack' NY.
FITS for ALL co1IEeEs fI5S : and a1iti BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specialties Both sexes
REV. ALoNz0 FLACK, IN. d. President.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia Nyack onihe; n Hudson, il3c ,r-s,c AVN ,pr
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS BUT MUSIC AND AM;
PTyate instruction 1or n l. 81 Principal
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26

DR.. Orville Deweys lectures on the Problem OF
Human Destiny are, it is said even now III steady
demand. and to present these in an inexpensive
form with other lectures, reviews ana ser
mons of this noted preacher has been the
purpose of the editor of "Ihe WORKS ol
Orville Dewey" (Amencan Unitarian Associa'loh'J
These discourses, while lacking the charm OF sym
natbetc delivery are yet full of interest for those
who take heed of the matters of the spirit. The
wholesome, sunny and encouraging strain OF these
pages is characteristic of the mind that conceived
them and the character which colored them.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
DFN\SYIVANIA RAILROAD.
J y - , 7 nv = TT -,
on and after Nov. Is, lsso.
- . n u Il y II = ~

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Train, leave NeYork via Desbrosses and Cortsndt ses
HlTrisSsrs Pfts6arg the West and SOUTH WITH P1I$2
a5a i1"e Sais ed aiHs Of ParO Dining Smoking and s
SsFy 81 fS55 sHs E
and the on hefCns pSeu and the South LIMITED washss
aIPFs; sv Of wssnsstdn PsnsP 9aIiSt ISs Eesus
snd sS S n % S st9 snS apa hight 'ns sundays y
anS iS R. R. e:ij NJ sp and u night via b. and q ns
For Afante city except ptSSIS sgnfafy u 6Yan nm
Long Eranch Bay Head Junction and ~ S.
Railway and AnS0y a0a: @ na G sSSp sSp al AbuIy Ps
Boats Of Brooky Annex connect win % s ans Ss
s Jersey yrG CITY ityyop @f'orAns 'pes0S anu 1'','
Trains Pour SO and dI, ll2S Monday % ss
5%l'%qTs Y1ss oo fS@ s%n$ay SC 80. SO SO
1905 and 1886 from bst%OTes nGs ss0 }5o g Sso S
cay: s3:s ;SS SoBoSy % g!S FgS% so SsS
200 G 29 7'o qe SiS ss SSO 'ySS 7os lis5 a.
t6Co t6C2oo 1s5. g. s:2S. 2Sun oC5' iO'2o ana iOs5D m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIVE
=
20 TRt5zsD T$GB XII
DoURE TG$GE %5 THE THf fisTr NTsE
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
rxpres. Trains leave NewyOrk via DssOrOsses and coas
g46 1,a0 8 $50 % Snds 0 Iamited, H. ll1OA N IA
$40 as g. :. aud p. IN, and IL plight senS e~a Sk ~
10 Limited and 10 m .. T. ana w ~ '9S6 = All and
trains leaving New York daily except sunaa - eis IN
iIIOa. m, "a. and ?. N, eohnee"Hs ~ A'' ~.
neVTging trains leave Broadst station imaee I'D
MI e,n .SS Except Moudayj 800 i.'Yl e@tS S'N
S FSSt ca EFBrSs' g % 81 bss ssn&ay sn& Sig i9S
So1 a" an $50 ~ 4 (520 Limltedh o;SoI - ~
SnSk pm Leave philadelphia via Camden o'e
G2y SIssgs o We and GA Broadway AstoI nsasS
1 JySSt % 81 1eshfosses aud Colsndt streets oSstsJ
HtooSiyni Bush's Hotel. hoo9sen' station 'FFsEms
sp ISset ofhce No Battery Place aud cassA S~f
den. ....,o. romnanv will call for ap1 <hcsx
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N"eSHARLES h PUGH SSs," - pas,r AsxaA
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New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
1usirnetion.
Art SchocIa-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
N beginning Tnesdsy Oct 1e IN pRATfNG GoWERs ON aRs
and I a NDsCA Pc CHINA PAINT NG and DECOHATlON'
'' sTUDIO No. so MADIsoN-AVE
Nr u. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM HART, Mr..
JAMES HART, Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS.