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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
DAHLMAN BROS,
Clothiers and Merchant TaiIors,
I6 and 10 Houston Street Fort WORTH Texas.

lines to the Mutual Union, but such
was the fact.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. 2,2'S--ACRES HAY AND STOCK
ranch, all very fine black land and gently
rolling, situated on Sycnmore creek; viii
ield from 300 10 400 tons per annum The
hay is suitable Ia bnlc only eight miles from
Fort Worth Price very low,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. 3gO--0io A Cries. FISHERCoUNTY. ON
Brazos river north OF Swcetwater. About
so acres suitable for farming. All good
gragiDg land. Well watcrcd. Has good
boN house on II. 10 acres under fence. rs &c
d acres In cultivation. A splendid well.
Has no ranch within five mllek of IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. $40, OLDHAM rOUNrY.--eio ACRES
fine grazing land, situated on odecslSin
Creek, tributary 10 the Canadian River.
No. 80, TARRANT con NTY.--l90 ACRES
pasture, all under good fence, sp ing OF ever.
la ting water, sy camore creek runs through
A. ps,n b N.hnMNp on IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
HOUSTON.
a s,osls Charged With

Pazsile
eenussy sl,-Late tonight
Few sy,,, arrested Charlie
|nour sbtn i,,t. VIM. Kelly ".
\ the hes s. Upon on q charge Of
hight A Ssf e, the ,' HoSsl on
Is Ai suan given are ficti.
feiIy i Is hno doing the state ate
\. . known TO be an es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
No. 1913, PRESIDio COUNTY. ---i,2so KCis
ronting on tho Rio ,irande River.

rOntIHg on mo ITO ''THUut NiNtf.
Ne. lOOi.--3s3,n31 ACRES of PATE NTEb
band In New Mexico; 4 cos River runs
through IL, besides being we'll W tered by
other streams and springs. Adjoining is i0J,-
100 acres rf government land, dependent on
1, TO- water, which VIII ri va ample range for
a. 90 head OF cattle, allawang n teen acres
per head. Situated In about one mile OF A.,
\. & =. i. Railroad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

The leading brands OF sheep-shears
are for sale by Henry d Peak
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

LiNID FRO LAM In
O r snndm
kindso aud
son
tim grazn n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. 3av, KING COUNTY.---ii.s0 acres solid
in south Wichita, everlasting water, one of
the beet ranches In Northwest Texas. Price
one dollar and illty cents per ncre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

Fort Worth Skating Rink
A nice place for amusement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No ~, TARRANT COU NTY,.-S acres. ull
under fonce, u, In cultivation, balance pas.
ture ON Little Fossil creek, wire fence, iouI
miles from Fort Worth, good improvements,
frame dwelling, splendid land. Price twenty
dollars per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

NO. aVs, HALE COUNTY.-UiO acres thir.
teen miles southeast center county. Price 81
| per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. $50. PRESIDE COuNTN.-55,ii $40 acres
solid body OF alternate sections, well wa
tered, prico IS cents per are. This IN fine
grazing land and magnificent Investment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

We can Offer bargains ia this list Of
JorWs. " any description strikes yot
ydcoroOty, cat on us for terms, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. 3e0, HASKELL COUNTY, -Gi0 acres,
% nors on Paint Creek, 1iDc grnzing land.
90 ~, NOR arra.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. $40, q CALLAHAN COUNTY 2siO acres
on line OF Eastlpnd county; 1910 acres tim Der,
100 grazing, 1900 suitable for farming. Price
Al 80 aero.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. 1909, IsOW ACRES IN CON Mo
COUNTY-Soiid body near the center OF the
county; well watered and good grass; II is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01


acres miles from FIT. Worth water Iasting,
less than 100 acres timber, AL good grazing
loan, all under good thrre-wire fence. Price
ten dollars per acre. Also ten acres of timber
will bp nut In Mt same price,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No. aga, UONCIO COuNrH.--UivO acres OF
well watcrcd, fine grazing land, nae location
mr. III Ii 1Ilnn ll altlllurh ner moro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

NO. 2l2, EbPASO COU MY. Seventy acres
bitches rom the Rio Grande River run
throukh the land, on the southern Pacific
Railway, auobe house, two mills and wind
MILL line dairy farm
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER ,.
All trains except the 7i0 and 430 p m Trans
from West i2ds COrtland and DesbrosscS SIS sttuon,
The TAO and 4:j6 trains leave from west fZuss
only. - - ,,.
FOR Chicago and Detroit 1000 M, 300 p M Pullman
a y DING Ca m ~ 10th trins
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, BuhA9 NewaIs shu
Roehestei 1000 a - IN. sleeping sno psrio' CARS
tuuIugh. an
Utica. TAO 1000. 1l;20 A. IN. % y IN
Aloa ", -tt4il, .J0h, 100 -. ~. 400 .tSOO D. m - -
HaTa0Qa and Lake George specials 500 M II 20 M
s,o m Kios with revolving chair smoking cars
dsy coaches aud bn 81 parlUr ears ..-,
Sharon sprii q 1000 with Buffet Paror Gar through
without change . 49,, ~. -, IA - -. .
PSienvihe JSro Mountain House station. 800, llso
q. ~ ,,, ,,..- o.. ,oo trm pbmnie,a a,Yo
li2U m. 35O IN. buffet Parlor Cars 10 summit On sEo
Tor Montreal aud Canada Past, 800 m $3.50 m, $50
D. M paflof and seepns oars henco
10 Montreal. ...,- - q, IA . a. Al m =. -,
sDaily. Other traius daily except SUNDAY ,,, -, AL.
Ion 4 uo T. se,iols 40 "a lo ,ans ~ $3.50.
city Penn H. H. station Hob0ken 10 ~ yaa.i' -;
41u Courtst Annex once foot Fulton al hSs Full
t0u.at, and Dekalbayej Newlofk ny, w, sui SOo
plO LA2 ur0adwAy 7Ji 9TH ave- 1913 Fast tOth ST. rem
IL H. station foot ui turpAndt AMI poaOfOHseS ~, Aa
West shore station foot West i2dst aAaeo ta~i oI
and eoa Lou notls aud ioadenocs oriers can bo lea
AZ ''N"' '"''0@ HENRY MoNErr. Gen. Pass. Agent
"a BtatssL
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STARIN'S

- AMIN .
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, N. r., foot ~ Cortlandt-st
consignments Of freight forwarded directed any pss
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and me-
chandlse to any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND Haze
pOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly Shteed 70 poiss
In the harbor nj reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN srARIN and FRAsTUs CORNING
NEW.uAVEN leave Pier Is N r. foot Of Cortsnctse,
ct ~ Inf y Saturdays eIcepteLl
Freight for points D. l. W r r. received at Perla
For New.Baven and points Fast AZ Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen Miles a
Ten Cents from Pier l, T. r. foot Of Wne
hai,st.
CENTRAL SHlPYARD Communplw y. DRY Docss
Boiler shops Everything spportaning 20 us
conjunction and repair OF vessels
Branch oicA 7thave, 42lst, open daily unui W. ~
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NrW-TrrRSEY CENTRAL, DIVISION

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sr, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection 20 and ym BROOKLYN, via Annex boat

FOOT OF LrBERTY.sr, MOUTH RIVER.
Direct and fIru brooklyn via Annex heats.
TINT M 1FFt, ypNE a 2S IA soos
Reatei%attoo 7is $40 !l;los ", i1b 100 40 $40,
se CONNECTION At WAYNE gnetp y, for asrasetosn and
hocieu and Ncrristown
onAwfNa.nooM cAnt oo all bay Trains aud SLEEPING
returning leave PHILADELPHIA Nlp,h ard ateen SIS,
!'9o, 1n p,A ii9o a. N" y , sts n'to; sto, iYog
E,%1s.Hs. NY S YdS S5o ssG S sS
!.s.rsSES SRSS3 waso ss Az attn, 400 NO,
300, ,Soa' iiNS ~ o. tisa ga 'gap ~ hUS
yS,Si,sisf;% y, S5SSS.x ssw,,ssSsSo, aud
-. ~ 100 ijc' 400, $50. $40 400 . Sundays At
gor eghAN roN a. 10. oloas n &ts IN
loo, iAO $40 oAo p m Sundays AZ odO m
Bor DRiFToN at 7'i5 m, s46pm,
FogTAMAouA at7ho. TAO, eooa m 100, 1870 sa5. AGO.
eor BErHLEHEM. ALI ENTowN and MAUCH CHUNK
st0O 7l5 500 ~, l'Oo l's0 S45. $50 .. N. sunday
OF EAsION at 400 7l5, 745, coca m, iOO. 1850. $40.
20, 100 fSP on On H 49' b RI? BRANCH
300 am, 49, 0, t3O p
For S a. sna3s ~ go n Loo i'O '00 0
For soMERyILLE a. 400 600 7;i5 7t5 900 1880 lll5
700, 500. 1890 M Sundays at 500 a. III, 100, 800
For AlNFIELDa at TOO 600 7l6 7t5. 900. $50 1880
ll:16 Zoo, l31 30, $3.50, 81 400, 100 500 5l5
SUNDAYS at 500, $40 a m 1880, 400 $50 o0J Up m
For ELIZABETH At 800, 800 G:l5 G457lh7i 500 80
900 $3.50, 1000 l:l6 1880 a 1900 l2A 100 81
200 80 300SS0, $40 4l5 80 "a BOA ,Oo.5as0
1850, i2:6opm SUNDAYS at 500 8:l5 H. go 100
For &@t * al Sq5 2,5 9lS 90 no 7so 500 tl5
$50 81 o. 9l5, 9j, lO5 lOi5, llf5 1900 m, l2i5
Il5. zoo, 2;3o 300 $3.50 100 1880 100 5l5, go go
Loo M SUNDAYS al 300, o:l5, lois a m 100 Ia
l15, 500. 400 300. $50. $780, 300, 1880 pm
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c. IAN rail- at
400, 746 9uO HOO 12f0 l46, 33, 400 43O, 54J
1880 p. m SUNDAYS except ocean Grove at 800 a.i5
For FREEHoLD-At 745 IL ~. II. las, T. 5, 1870 m
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 500
IN, - $3.50 p IN.
For WIN ELAN and BRIDGETON at lao D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From PIER No. =. North River. via SANDY Hook.
COMMENC Nc JUNE 2Sd lsS4.
ForSEABR1GHT, LONG BRANCH etc, at 4;30, Q, IL m,
ll5 $40. 4;45. 5.oO y. Sunday D. IL a 6.l5 p m
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS AZ $50. 800 q. $40.
$50 y m.
For ELBERON, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc at PUO II 90 A. m, lis, $40 i46 30
sundays thIcepG AsbuTy Park amt Ocean Groye) al
900, Hoo a m.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 900
am. l;l5, 3i46 p m snnd ys. 800
xaI,b T b so1 a" to9 Pie;
hrOSdwV: 49, co. and 40 6h-sve.i Rvinston.sti 10
Greenwichs 1893 20s East l25st. and principal Hotels In
New.York City In brooklyn at Nos COurst To- Proad-
way S33, SO FultOn-sti DO Msnhattan-ayej De kAb
ave; lS92 Atlantic In H0Ooken, 25s Msshingtou St,
Y Transfer will call for aud check
hotels residence " destination.
J. d WoOTTEN, c. G. HANCOCK
General Manager. Gen Pass and Ticket Az
H.PBALD' IN. q. T. r. Art ll9 Liberty 81. N. X
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Y'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known rs me
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAID


Arraneements Of trains from Chambers.st Depot ,,s
ss@nD.ly ebS nee SUNDAYS, pay 65pTsss sIssOns
coaches TO Cleveland tincinnatl and Chicago ~ .h.,ss
6pm daily, st Louis Limited" ESPiess-N efIA ,sss
72J Niagara Fails Hamilton. ont ~ ~ -
Deuot S:3b Salamanca 3 mi Cleveland lv n,.,s
inn Irhs arrive SiS roeaS so and PnS.%spo
sp Daiy) -Psc6c Express for the West A solid frsn
S s asd F FGpnS c Ss' ana cSasa os n
bpuet smoking Coac res TO Chicago.
RathsrtorG and so $40 1920 N ~ Pc, go
lao 500 40 o. 10 $50 1l0 $50 $50 lo;5o % nj
Patel son So 72O $50 80 1910 u IS os%
$40 $50 DO $50 1880 sl6 TO- pm snd " mdnIhe '1"
Newark and Paterson Newark e4o $40 go , ~
42o ego e;oO 6;20 80 81 m ae1 ~ midnight eA
sSnern sio 8" i1.ao N IL $50 SAG 81 o 81 -
" midn,gsst Sundays o|e $50 io:zo IN i*o O''"'
warwieE 100 lo9os IN go IN. snndays $50 an ,,s.s
Eewburs and Cornwall 1909 m 80 ALSO q . M e""V
Rondoat and Kingston aud Montgomery a IN .'sops
'S %Oss.n sGS 80 1920 $50 $50 $50 siSpn son
dsy 3 40 800 10 . IN D. 80 IN. su,ass
Hiadieiowp So 100 io,5Oa $50 .,so s'lo s ~
$50 Sss .ss S.n Ss Ia ssa
At ct The train stops ~ Maiest only a., 40
Poit lewis 7,so 1890 An +iJo q . sisp M s"H'
gOs leave 2s& quarter and Quarter after : sSS n
i"%b y m TO TAO . IN every hour. ,,oor ssd
os p..sa,s and n o1 ~ or t.
sn ~. r .s to q Or sTSS %s is %e.sse
nrSSs s. rom a, ,ss s % Sss s, N
'So .SaS N Anu iSSoPr. ocnq ra..r Agent yo,.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW III hs,n ~ =
Trains leave iYr hS.esSSSSi 40 GO $50 u an
might .naS ssp spSss S.s s and Ssassy ITO 10 os'
sSn0A' INN N. ABBOTT. Gem PsAsr Agent S'"''~~
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Jneirnctlon
For Both Sexes --Countr

For Both Sexcs-Country.
u,ptrNDs, BOARDING SCHOOL Provi-
II dencc A. L. Tor 9th sexes Tsiabllshed IN sp io,p
begins Repi 81 iasi Address AUGUST me JONES A. M
(LAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute .laVerack' +" "
s22n YEAH
FfTs for ALI. CObtsEBES and huSlNHS%
french A ri aud Music speclHlilas Both SEXES
School continues open during July and Amsust r,a.t
itpv AIONXD FbACk, Ph ~, fresoehN
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, .
IL NyAVK.nN ri w. HuDsON, 50.
Open ON hair atudv far summer Pupils from June 10.
Canfldstas ,oaeh-l Tar Fs ttaWnanns send iVf new
,staioHue W ~ BANNlSIER A. NJ
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Boaro an6 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
GENTLEMEN whose families are ont Of
" town WIN nnd comfortable and board desired
lGj LeNingtOu.aFo
- LIVINGSTON-PLACE, facing Stnyvesant
% Park-Deslrablo With goOd board dining.
pRTlOr dGOT; references
HOTTEST, 80 EAaT.-Furnished rooms;
- large and small des' abb for sanmsr reference.
0lST-ST., 81 EAST, rooms en- suite or sep
- aratei house very eooi location central FOR visit
10 the city.
1.DD-ST., SO EAST.-Uf Madison Square
Ze Delightful with or without board taoie board
C{EAST 2OTN.-P arlor and second floors !;
sb private bathrooms private taole, or without boa.d
single rooms
otsp EAST 45TH-ST.-A large, nicely fur
fe ni4hed front room suitable for one or two ecnue-
mon Appy MRS. ROBINSON.
West Side
THE BROADWAY, ,o,, .,, .o.,...
,f.NTIRLLI BIhh-Ph JOF.
Aportmepts to rent The restaurant Will be the
charge OF Mr.. {. Il. Waite, OF the Brevoort House.
10 WEST 51ST-ST. With board large and
small second end third floors summer Drices
IOTH-ST.. 90 WEST.-Nlcely furnished
- rooms large aud small with or without board Table
board.
~ WEST H-ST.-Elegant airy rooms
~ single connecting with OF without board threa ply
q clans Offices
40 WEST 1STH-ST.-Fine front rooms with
~ board 10 parties desiring comfortable home refer.
encea
20 WEST -ST.-HOuse newly fur
no nsbed superior board summer prices private bath
hishest references required.
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TO SARATOGA,
LAKE GEORGE, ADIRoNDACKs,
MONTREAL. AND QUEBEC
by theP etYTesgga
wEeSyr' mi lp,TET3pgnrE.


via west shore Of Hudson tlvers
Leave Long Branch y. H. X, a ~. b9o a m- y IN.
Leave DroOklyn foot Fulton St $40 n u o. M " NJ.
Leave New.YorE pesbrosso. It 500 NJ, 20 m $3.50
% M Leave Nsw-l tOftiandtst 800 m, leu M.
$3.50 y. M Leave Jersey cry y H. H. atation too m,
ilid m- a45 NJ. Leave New YORK, W,st Isl stat on
hCuhsinsl ilAC a "a 2se N, 60 M arrive % -
& II. g. Cos II. X. 2siO N, go m, vi4o IA Afnve
Caldwell LAKE George $40 y. NJ, = v M, lOtOp m Ar
"PUTfWAS BufFEr PARL0R Cans attached TO first
train running through chruge from Long branch
snd NewYok Saratoga and ako dcorge thence 10 Mon
,Teal
"pifiTWNS guFFET PAptoR CARS on third trn
without change f0u Washington. nltimole Fhndt lphin
AID Neg.Yofk 20 earat0gf Sleeping cots henco TO Mon
treal
~ slr gle and excursion rk T. a lowest aee for oca
ton Of tc ct onoce see pcte timetable under West shore
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Gearllere.

AN AMHERST GRADUATE. with two years
tuiut tut inlY and August References tnh'W w ru
huY, Delaware apd ~ Y a. 1hphai W ON ave Aua'ss
AMiikttRr osir Jsa thnstlo, 'ei htoahwa,
A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~. ~ all grades tutus gutethelaeA lecturers .e'
pasinbs Npi etrtuiaA oil hest sthnuR ftee hn ,haAa w
those supiny IraunrH tn teachers nhtl engaged
b. MIRIAM toNWkllt Goa. ......
NJ iaat ifth-at Union square
MEXICAN school. INSTITUTE, esthb-
~ hshed 1870 provides promptly best Teachers Tor fiVt
pupils FAMILIES tohools olees. circular oi good slools
always wanted. Application form ins stamp 49,, -, =, -
j. ". stut.RMi INFORM " go, Ea-t iilh-s'' ~ T.
rTEACHERS' AGENCY.-36 West 2lst,st,,
i Ny PIoessors. teachers recommended 70 schools
families careful advice Ia choice o best sci
T'EACHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !. For
i vocal music salary ~ 300 TO Sl,5Qn. Vocal And IN
sIruncntal mus $500 Z Classics half time s. wees
4. Latin, rrek and cloCu'iqn, SloOO a partner IN -
vel esah slei priv at ,chnol; no ea1Iai re'luIen o.
Fpscopalian can pay the organ for tls branches
aides: J. Three TOR anh art For French Ger
and music. 1000 and home. 8 ElOcutlOh any
casthcnics $50 and home. A. Vocal and II, tTlhehta
music 400 home ,. Seycrl native French teAeIeis
Also openings In public schools anu SeFerA se'o
Apply t a LOWELL. 6 co, &c Astor Place, New-York
TEACHEKS WANTED.-Ladies: Superior
native French teachers for svers hrstcass 80 h,os
French German. Drawing and Painting lighef tnsl1l
Mathematics, Latin aud French, Methodist ftcnc" H"
Vocal Music Baptist $500 -, a., ..Ao.,.
Gentlemen Mathematics Military Drill for schools
city Classics and English Classics and hahomaucs
%IpV 70 MIS- VI j You NG.FULToN, American and For
eta TEACHERS Agency. 20 Union Square.
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Jmsirneiion.
For Boys and Young Mcn-city.

For Boys and Young Mcn-oity.
<NHARLlER INSTITUTE, New York City,
u loa west 18th at--on Central Park
For boys and men from 20 30
heopens septamper a, 1854 -------------
TRINITY SCHOOL. Founded A. -; lIOo.
i Ibt7 proadway Rev. a. HOLDEN Hector
Under direction Of ~ Trustees ie Protestant ~ .ccpm
10, 20 OF lor business For Lee benrhce apps2n ~ I've
m ale 10 lie secret ny Paying pupis ieccived Fuf' "
formation given ~ the school
Nexl term begins 6eptember L.
tt,uE COtLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. ~
| Madison ave. nesr6ittsk, d. H. ~ VHAfiNi ,rmsl
tirm New buline 80 alcts ~ us spprht hs"t ih'
tath syhoH seat ust iiEui
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school. l.1Sl
u ntosdva near tyg,s ,i,h s|n ff~sr S're T@S..
For Young Ladics-CitY
Nvt9S MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
wanst W"s inUe ' onn Tho iqh year heglns fucsdst,
eeI,enhnr NJ, Circulars scnt upun application
MRS. WiillAMlS ,,.
N SCHOOL AND CiAhhfn
20 Wter IitlhfN y Ntiief. o,,..o a.,
Young Ladies' and iaiue MS wv, orer ueo1' 4"
a nbeI o. pnmiA and c0mhn 10 al tin HfAhea, from
Irma ia ssnr tho ADVANTAGES OF school VITA tho "ao
enoe ~ private o.ass"a
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
wi viii SPe. az E93's,3 t nT s snH os""
for Young Ladies aud Children on "Wednesday Ovlobef ISL
1884, ~ 81 East b1thst, Newfofk
''' BoT o. equitable building New.York CITY.
MRS. SALISBURY.
WI 30 EAST 7lth-st
Corner MahsOnava)
SCHOOL For GIRLS October !, lSs4
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Steamboats, aao RAILROADS.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ . DREW and 81; Join. ,,,. go
Leave Pier a. h. loot OF Canas every "eoA day Ato
nescts sod and baggage checked TO all stations on on
passage aud stateroon Dcrth.
THE Saturday Night boats of the Peoples
trans Lon 6 S ow ntS henc ty ami LSs eorSe
NOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
i wa STONINGTQN LINZ
steamers leave daily except sunday from Pler So ~ IT,
'a'''' az w. PoPPLE, Genr Pass. Agt, 1T Westst
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILKOAD.-Passenge
IL trains depot foot Of COTtanlt end Desbrosscs s
town Reaiins, Maach chunE Nnbesbarle IowaGda Wa,
yecy Ithaca eva hygR snjT P ann sT and
p TraiS0s leyins at sio M and $40 p m for
train local for Manch chunk $40 Leave Mauch chunk
GsoT Eescrn onicc corner Of cr1Tch and ccrtIand ''
II. b. BTINGION, o. r. A.
NEW-YoRK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
Wa NewYork Ontario and esern Railway and daily line
TinSston. Gamma Clayton Hiexandra Bay Pleasantes
M HsS s e1Ss.. sS leaves S &
pepc and ferries IN EevYork foot Of Corandt Desbos:
"suulmer Homes at Nos 1877 2l ~ 800 'g' ~
sqGarc IN Brooklyn Courtst Annex once ss8 pglSa on
j. q Rs0N General Passenger Agent a sstos
VO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE POPULAR ROUTE
ONLY LINE FOR VIEWING THE FAMOUS ISLANDS
-OF TIE ST LAWRENCE
ROME, WATERFOWL AND oGDENSBURG
RAILROAD.
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TIME, STEEL Rail, WEST
INGHOUsE AIR BRAKES.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot via Rome for Cape VIM
cent Ogdensb rig and Norwood y m daily and IL p m
daily e1Cept -atnday ego aud MaertOwn 1890 a. m
week DAYS daily and II daily except Satur,
day m train has Wagner Sleeper % CAPE VINE Mt s'i
IN arrival trains fast ste uners 81 Lawrence ana
the Belle leave for Clay ton ami AleSsnd Ia Ray aud
steamar Maud for kDgston. only Two hours iIon ape YIN
cent 10 Alexandria Bay. III. NJ. BRlIT0N,
T. NJ M0ORr, Gen'i Manager.
Genl Pass. Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK. 1iir MnHt tNrnoytn fquir
MINT AMI 'titr rAhTFnt TIM tnNRlHf
hNf Wifii ABSOLUTE hArrff

tpres, fainseay yafh Via heshtossea aud taiusSN
iiatt Ful lice as folivwa ..
u'uo ~ b. 50 tD AMI 10 Lmitodl u, ilioa NJ. $50
ai0 4 b H. = \ aud y y and ~ night AuniaSs, o.
10 i.ultet ami lUa M 4, u, ahi % ~, aud !. nnsa
Trains "a. Nsw,Nork daily, except Huhday nAO Y
N 0and lil0 m, l. g 4, and p m' connect Al ffsa
ton for Camden. 80,
Returning Iralns leave Road Staten rhiladelphi 3o
Sii5 20 L. l3A Except Monday 800 W. 30 sso
ii and lliiba (ilGltnd Expires, 80 and $40 o. "a
g. A. s, d. $50, Tao, 7i45 and on Sunday l9Ol IA
400 4 40 $50 a 4, ,b2O Limited, u3d lAO 10
and Z p m Leave philadelphia via Camden 300 m
TnGet odccs igf Sta and broadway, Astr IIolse,
ami foot OF Desbrosses aud tOrtl4nit streets, tort
and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF tnlt0nh,
BROOKLYN; Busls Hotel H0bokeni station Jersey CIV.
EmgTan Ticket Office 30 Battery Place and Oasuo "~r
den. -, -, a., 49,, ,h..s
baggage from hotels aud residences
CHARLES T.. PUGif, j. r WOOp. .
GENERAL Manager General Psss'r Aseat