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STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

COMPANY
ONCE Pier 1s, n. r., foot of Cortlanit-st
cOnsgnments of freight forwarded directed to any pa
pf the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery kinds freight mes
shandse TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND uAHl
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered any POM
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BAR0ES. AND GROVES TO CHAIS
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. srARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Pief
is, N R., foot OF cOrtlandst, at daily SUNDAYS
excepted
Freight points D. L. & ". r. received at Pier ~
For New.Haven and points East, OF Pier IT,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles fo1
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier l. L r. foot of white
hallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw. N. J-Dry Docys
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaning the
construction and repair OF vessels
THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
NEw'YoHK. LAKE f EEiE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements OF trains from Chsmbersst, Depot
9amMDsiy e1Sep6 sunday i sy and sYeepIn
sSRes to % hcnn and cessc
fast a a4s Sleeping Coaches to a arriving
y25 Niagara Fss M salsm9nSa I9S ga M Sleye;
day COnneStns trans arrive Detroit $40 Toledo $40
for n. west solid Train Of
B1Tet Smoking COACHES to Chicago.
S snS b sI4a 70 no 70 noon
SUNDAYS $50 1910 Ia $50 il midnight
6bO $3.50 6:lO 80 73O slb 80 and - midnight Sun
DAYS $50 1920 a IN lAb $3.50 > m IL midnight. -
80 Jazz sn& 81 H @dasa ssay
gbts onlv. sundays a;i6 m $40 $50 m. -
7,5U 1910 N las $50 $50 $40 Sl6 and IL
midnight sundays $50 1920 an Las $3.50 and IL
midnight.
Warwick 1850 m4sopm.
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 m $50 4:3o m. Sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery &i3o IN.
Goshen 100 1920 a m $50 $50 4So $40 M
Middelown 1850 1926 m 1885, $50 sl5 pm sunday
$3.50 1920 a IN $3.50 The ans m aud t30 pp
with New York. ontario and Western Railroad
Of Mainst The m train stops az Main.st only o,o
Port Jeryis $50 1910 N AJOb slo NJ SUNDAY o'oV
1920 q III o:30S 49,. -.
Boats quarter quarter after each hour
from $40 am TO lo45 every thirty minutes ana noaa
1O:46 IN TO l2;45 m every hour . ,,,. ,.o. ans
tickets for passage and apartments In ROOM ana
Sleeping coaches can be obtained and tne
ana transfer Of baggage may be left ~ tne COMPANY
Courtst Brooklyn OF az the Company DepSts .. IA
trains the West arrive III NeWhorA NJ 'iv
"'o John ~ amor Genl Passr Agent New.Yort.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWsJER HS, ~;
N Trains leave Englewocd Coster Pielinont ana
Nyack $50 10 ami $40 400 $50 GAO $3.50 m IL mid
might, sundays o and I'll pm. -..o-
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey 7lo 10 am 400 N.
e"4''J QGS n. ABBOTT. Gsa1 Pssst agent NsssyOrs.
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Il
ROOM ~, TRIBUNE BUILDING, :
NLW-lOEK March -, 1854. )
To All whom Il nay Concern: 49,.
400 Laws OF -s5OT the Of New or public notice Is
hereby given all per interested that m opportunity
vii be Afforded them heard IN relation 10 the various
plans nndcr consideration by hc Aqdeduet Conmaso
rs for construction ~ Of the 0
and reservoirs the tToou RIVER IN the
Counties OF WastChrstcT ana Putnam viz:
Fret-That the "CUaker Bridge Dam y anu
reservoir four miles below the present Crot0n Dam
-ccond-(he HuscOOt Dam aud Reservoir ut MusCoOt
Mountain miles above tho present Cr0ton Dam
lhir-1he Dam and Reservoir T. on the east branch OF
Crotou River, commonly known az tho s0dOm Dam ana
Rp-cTvOir'
Also as 10 the final construction Of the
aoucduct upon the known the Modified hudson
River Route commencing point noar the present troon
Dam running sJuhwostey 10 point Maurice
ave at sing sing thence ry 10 and across the
POcauIicO Valley, into the SawM River valley cast OF
sOutwr .tcTy 10 point on the east bank
Of Tie Harlem River. and above tho High Bridge and
distant from the point Of beginning about 29 nhleh
thence westerly under and across the Harlem River and
thence sOuthcry the north side Of tho Manhattan valley
about ~ nesthe total length OF said aqueduct
being about 81 . mites. 49,. -, .
said now quetuct tie location Of the working shafts portals
All as shown upon c plans maps and pr0ncs in this Office
sand pubc hearing be al the Office o the Aqueduc Com
missioners Room = Tribune Building. In the CITY Of New
York Oh Monday 3lE and consecutive days until We'd
ncsday, Apul . 1854. AT o'clock p m, on which last
named day sad hearing VIII be finally closed.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JAMES ". MCCTLLOH, Secretary.
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WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
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FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ADRIATIC Capt Parsel Saturday, April s. 1880 D. m
BALTiC Capt Bence Thursday April 10 ..
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favorable terms Steeage from the Old Country s2l
NewYork S23
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CLONEREOOK, or RECOLLECTlONS or OUR
NEIGHBORHOOD IL TIE WEST BY ALICE
CtRIN. Fir-t and Second series. 3i2 -364 a. C.
Armstrong a son
It is many years since these pastoral sketches
Ncre first published that this edition will come to
the present generation with all the freshness Of
new work 1t is heartily to bc hoped that they will
never again be- suffered 20 get ont Of print for they
deserve to maintain their rank as the most graphic
aud touching stories of American country life and
rustic character. They have many touches OF
coretly-slrc,yd studies from the liiebut they ale
most liz sad with tender and natural sadness az
OF autumn rains and falling leaves. Now and then
comes a note of tragedy, such tragedy Of death OF
broken lives rs a village chronicler may record.
With all this sadness they have no morbid senti-
mentality they move 20 sympathy by tho very
simplicity and quietude Of their pathos. In style
they have a quaint little old-fashoncd flavor which
completely suits sucn records
There are n few poems, OF Alice Carey's which
will be long remembered and cherished with them
should be these pathetic studies Of life and of
characteristics now fast passing from our knowl-
enge Miss Carey's talent for musical verso was not
inconsiderable but she had much greater talent
for effective prose which If she had been born under
different literary conditions would have given her
O larger fame.
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men---City.
or rrT EpA NtNTAD GCJOOT

For Boys and Young Men--City.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
FRANK DRISLER. A. W., Principal. -, .
Reonens Wednesday sept 20 For circulars enc, app NJ
the school. Prof HEN RY DRlSLER - West 46ths
CCHOOI, OF MINES PREPARATORY
y SCHOOL g. East 46hSt Introductory 20 all Sconihc
colleges WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G. T.. PHI. D., Principal
rI1IlE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. 72l
L Madison.ave near G4thst Dr. II. D. CHAPLIN, lrnol'
ral English classical and primary departments HynME
sum New building, complete IN It's appointments Inc
C4th school wear iust begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,4Sl
broadway near 4gd-t, 41th year. Primary, COmmerciA
aud CIassica bcp'ts NJ NJ HOBBY. W. l.. AKIN Prime p'
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A second edition of Mr.. Robert B. ROOseyelts
fascinating volume. "The Game Fish OF the
Northern States and British Provinces" has Just
Deen brought out by the Orange Judd Co. The
art Of fish culture has been developed since the
publication of the original edition, and this COM
PEELED a complete remodellina of the portion de-
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection o2 D i BTooEiyn Brdsc' PieF
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. IS 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Br9 SS
I&G0 D. M stSDIYs at 5;45 a. ~, $50, LOOT m
SSqnffon a. 5RSR Tor aasTa& n
hocken and NorristOwn.
DRAwING.RooI CARS on all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains.
returning leave pHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green sts
I52 'sTTNP&34 s$o $50 isS$$ GSG 5R$
pm SUNDAY, sl5 No. $:3O p m ''
Leave TREYToX warren a I'd T 1Sg st M
For WILLIAM5PORr at cas- 7:l5, 900 a H., s45 4'oc
For sUNBUPY AMI LEwIsBURG at Gas, 745 a. m, s;46
Apm
For READING and HARRISBURG at 745, 900 Ills a. m,
100 1880 400 5;3O 1900 p N. Sundays at $50 p N.
For SCRANTON at 6:45 900 q m, 3;45 p.
' Zoo 40, GO i5 ESQ m Sundays $50 p
For DRIFTON at Gas g. m, 3:45 p IN
For TAMAQUA at Gas, 745, 800 M. l00 1880. SA5 AGO.
For a-. RETHIsHEM, ALLENTOWN and dAUcH CHUNK
$50 p m.
For ASTON at sl5 900 m, lOO liso, s'4O, 4OO AGO.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH 40 800
a. m. 400, 4:30 p. N.
FG 5o 5s6 M Sundays S So SOP m -'' '' ''
For soMERvILLE at el5, 300 1880 1859 NJ liOO $780,
Say 2 GS5 go 6O 49, oS8 S6 p M 2OO i'O bun
aS 5 & 49, 49, s &c. o ST. 1873? 49, 49, $50
100 800 go 1870 1900 m SUNDAYS SOD ss5
a M 1880, 400. $780, 300, 1900 p. M
$50 1000 1890 lll5, ll3o am 1898, Loo 1870, 200
$50 400 $3.50, 345 800 4l6 $50 AZ, 300 oI5 6;SO
ii8O i26O m. SUNDAYS at 500, s:lo m l;30, 400,
$50, 900, 1900 pm.
For NEwARK at 300 $40 $40. e49 7l6 T80 500. SAG
$50. 300 9L6, 9t5 d0il6 l945 dI15 NJ 1900 M 12%9
800 6;i5. $50. 100: 100 $40 900, 646 1880 1Ii5
1:l5, 500 400, 300 e;Il 500, 300 1880 IN III,
300, sl5 a m 1880, 400, 500 pm SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, l045 m.
For FREEHoLD--At6, 81B, II q. m, 1850, l. Bpm.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BAANEGAT at 8I6
a. 1880 A3O with through Darlor cars s30
train.
FOR VINELAND HRIDGEToN at 1850 .. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 8 North River, via Sandy Hook.
FOrIONG BBANCH EATONTOWN. 1 %
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Tickets can procured Lbery.sr sNorth
River a. l92 267 ~ 27l 4l9, 72l et4 lslI and
Sreenwchst 2Os East 26thst and principal Hotels IN
kewYork CITY. In Brooklyn AZ Nos Courtst lis Prosd
way $50 FultOu.st; 2lO ManhaIanave De kalb
lveJ 1897 Auanticave In Hoboken 254 Washing ton 81
D. V Transfer Company will call for and check
hotels residence 10 destination. 80 .....o1,~ =,
]. T.. WOOTTEN, General Manager G. @. HANCOCh, u
p and r. A. H. +. BALDWIN, q. Il. T. A, llS Lberty-st,
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european advertisements.
6orscs ano Carriages.

business and DELIVERY wagons at bar
ID gains offered Thirty and wag
suitable for express grOCeTs butchers. bakers
laundry, depot, etc. Wagons taken In exchange c. 4.
WINANS. 226 Spring'st
WHO WANTS to own the handsOmest pair
w OF ponies In New.YOrk or elegant riding pony
six gAlts u Write particulars j." Tribune ONCE
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LIST PROX. AND TIE

ALL COUPONS DUE LIST PROX. AND TIE
~ principal that date, issued by TIE
RAII'ROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by rolling
stock furnished the following railroads under Trust form
will paid that % the Offices Of Post Mar
tin & Co No "a l. riuo-st Ncw-NOik; h. W. Clark Co,
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Dipi0eno Notices.
MAyHlrTAS RAILWAY COMPANY, I

MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPASY,
No. II BROADYAY NEW. YoRk,
March IL. S84. }
A DIVIDEND of one and one-halt per cent
" ON the FIRST PREFERRED STOCK Of this company
for the quarter ending 81 1884 has been declares
Trust Company on ana aIe ApIu
1887 stockholders OF record on March ~ lo
ydd the legal prohibiting such payment Teiyeu
''" ~ s ID. W. McWILL1AMs,
Treasurer.
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DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES on COOKING
BY
MISS MARIA PARLOA.
A SERIES OF KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DEMON
SITUATIONS
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO. 85........PRICE 25 CENTS
Address
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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TaE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY cQMrAyr')
February 20, IsBi
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and

~ three guarters per cent the capital stock OF THIS com
many has tha day declared payable on Tuesday April
iSs Tho will be closed saturday March ~
at 3 o'clock p M and reopen wednesday, Aprl2 at III
o'clock III. 80 ,.,v-, ,-..-z-o.
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0faclers.

ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
a. e all grades tutors gOveTnesses lecturers companions
DC schools free charge those employ
ing teachers, teachers until engaged r. MIRIAM
COYRIERE6 co. 81 East litn-st., Union square
A GENTLEMAN for French and German ;
~ salary s2O0 another for fIeeband drawing and Eng
hsh. Grammar school Assistants to go West Apply 10
A. LOWELL CO. ~ Astor Place, n y City
A TEACHERS, Tutors, GOvernesses, sup
"A. piled FREQ 20 employers schools recommended %
parents FLORENCE FITCH. % Union Square.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ shed 1866, provides promptly Best Teachers for PIT
yae Pupi Families scOOis Colleges CnculnIs OF Good
Schools with reliable information free 10 parents skilled
Teachers always wanted, Application form for stamp
J. ~ sCHERMEKH0RN & 90. East l4th.st, y. Y.
COVFRNESS OR C0MPANl0N.-A lady
" desires position rs companion or governess with ladies'
sOing 10 Europe speaks German and French has lived
prime cities places Of interest hotels etc
could al travelling aTTangemensi references
given and required. Address Europe" care Mrs Young
Fulton Teachers Agency No. 20 Union Square NeH.York
NNANTED.-Governess for English and Piano
w for summeri $25 per month and home interview to-
day other vacancies awaiting
hight applicants good teachers should register.
J. w. SCHEnkERHORN& CO,
American School Institute. East l4thst, New.YoEE.
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Ocean Steamers
BORDEAUX LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line TO the SOuth OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
From Prentices stores" near Wast Ferry, Brookiyn
Travellers for France, Spain and Italy, Pyranees Pau
Nice c. and expense by taking this line -
Cabin INCLUDING wne $50 10 500 Second Cabin soV
Storage s25 For passage apply TO ..,-, 40 ,,....
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Express Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cornos
$40 720 s. $50 9 and 10 Limited IL, 1lO 3;20,
$40 l. g. g. aud m. and i night sundays, $40 :,
20 Limited and 10 T. Q, 7, and p m. and ~ night
Trains leaving daily, except sunday 100 $3.50 and
lll0 NJ p 4, and y. connect at Trenton ior
Camden. -. - go,
Returning leave Broads Station, philadelphia l2oi
9ilj, $40 T. 4:35 except Monday 600 I:3o $40 S;so
H. and ll:l Qimlted Express 1880 and $40 m I,
g. a. g. $50, 74O, 7:45 aid on sunday l2Ol SnSi
800 4 4:3B a. m t5:20 Limited $50, $40, 745
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 IN
Ticket Offices 49, s49 and 944 Broadway Astor House
md foot of DesbrOsses and COitland Streets Courtst
and BROOKLYN station, foot OF FutonsLI
Brooklyni Bushs Hotel Hobokeni station Jersey CITY
EmigTant Ticket Office No battery Place aud Castle Gar
den. -
The NewYOrk Transfer Company will call for and checb
baggage from hotels and residences
eSfARLES ~ PUGH ]. II. WOOD,
General Mauagor General PaSsr Agent
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Tor Both sexes-CitY.

a CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. frce to parents Please give particulars T. MlIlAAi
COSHIIHE q co, 81 East l5th.st., Union square.
l-CHOICE COLLECTION Of school circulars
y with 'udlcous advice to parents and guardians II"h
sor teachers goverac--es art and Learning recon-
mon colleges schools aud families iclCIenCe 10 tt
families Of Hon Hamilton tl-L secretary IVA! cyrus w
Ttd Nine HISS IT, So West 2lstst. New. l0iA.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence
Boston and the East All rail from Gran Central Depot.
three express trains daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston a.
m D. M tparlor attached and 10 m with palace
sleeping sundays at 10 m with palace s sleeping
= - Z. W. POPPLE, AGENT.
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Art Schoc.s-City.

MRS. LOUISA CULVER will receive pupils
vi beginning tuesday. oct 10, ~ DRAWING. OF - ard
WAIEEtOIOR PAINTING, STILL LIE, tLoMIl9
and IA \ DISC Pr CHINA PAL INT so and DECORATIONS.
STUDIO. No 70 MADI~ON.ANI~
References: - -
Mr. y. HUNTINGTON, NJ. WILLIAM HART Mt.
JAMES HART. Nj. \. i. BELLOWS
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A COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY OF III
oIEAN ~ the REV. g. VI. NWRRN, VI \ VI

IOMpTTTTN-TVT IOVNTNTNTN
DURAN. ~ the EEv. D. VI WimRRr, " A. No"
H. Pr 4o'' Boston. n"". ","'' JIM" ~" ~ .,.o
Me'Srs. H"nsh'on' MUM a." = w. nav ,,.'.i;.l
32dNolumc OF the ihIll'h an"
Library the s',"n" PH'' W ~. 49, nj A.
"l sales tr'HNI'''h oi '.' N.'''' ''
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than because Is NOR ,'''e,, ''.'' ''
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Express NeYork via De.brOsses and Cortland,

DOUBLE TRACK, THE, MOST IMPRoyEpS ESuIF
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
EMIT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

NOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY So.
l. Via STONINGTON LINE.
INSIDE ROUTE. avoiding Point Judith, - -
steamers daily Except sunday from Pier 33 n IT,
'ays|' " PoPPLE, Genl Pass. Agt, ~ West.st
VROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
Steomers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River Chrtstophers daily except saturday
with morning trains Tor the NOfth anu
West Sundays steamer touches at Albany.
I FUJGE VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
trains leave depot COrandt and Desbrosses sts
at $40 M $40 and p for Easton bethlehem Allen
Heading. Mauch Chunk, NkcsbaITe, IOWanda, W a.
verv Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the Vest pullman
through daily. Local trains at m ana oAo
o. M for EastOn, Bethlehem nd C0Ol9y. - -,
$40 m. and $40 p m connect iof
ali uuuts In MahanOy and Hazeton coal regions Sunday
train local Chunk $40 Leave Mauch CHUNK
GeLerI Eastern oce corner OF Church and Cortlan4 sta
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS. AND ON
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
PHIA; 2 IN NEW-YORB
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60 mbom 81 Alnn Concern.

DUBLIC NOTICE-FINAL HEARING.
4 AQUHDUCI COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM ~, TRIBUNE BUILDING,
NIW.l DIX. March 20, 1854. y
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after Feb; q, 1854;


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. !.
Trains leave via Desbrosses and Cortand etce1
Harrs61fg Ptsb1rg the West and South with Pullman
chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and Sleeps
ing Cars at a. M every days
wilamsport. Lock Haven, D. m Cory and Erie 40
Sp connecting at Cory for Ttusv1he petroleum Oenue
ssliibore washington and the South Washington
Express Of Funan ParloY Cars daily except Sunday ~
arrive Washington 4so5 M Regular wa B ana +.
RI and $50 8iS0 and pm and ~ night VIZ
i aud o. r. r, and p m and ~ night sunday va ~
and r. r. e:l5 a. ~ p M and IL night via b. ana " -
FOR Atlantic CITY except Sunday with through car Pm
For cape May, except Sunday, lilo am ..,
Long Branch Head Junction. and termedate stations
Railway and Amboy, m ~ noOn $40, p m, On
Sunday a m and p m DO not st2p hSonGS raIn
Jersey CITY, anOring speedy aud direct transfer ZOE
Trans afrivo-Fro ttsburs elO and ll:20a 100 and
Warrington and Baltimore. $50 ana ESQ $40 $3.50,
$50 920 1905 an 1875 m sunday $3.50, 500 g. ms
1905 and 1898 p From Baltimore. l5O M on sum
except Monday clJ. $50, lO40 1880 M, 1870 81 40s
800 $780, 6.iO 7.ZO. $780, $500 800, 1908, l02O and
1885 p. sunday. $780, $780, 636 $50 1905, 1883 q nj
6:20 1886, $3.50, 1905, 1910 and lO;So D IN
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
PHIAj IN NEW.YoRB
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIF
MENT AND THE FASTEST TYNE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains via Debrosses and Cortanda
$40 729 s $50 e and 10 Limited IL 1lO n ?i29.
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Steamers CITY OF NETWORK

To BOSTON, So. WORCEoTER,s 81 80 NASHUA, IS g.
P6RTLAND So. and transfer
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For Boys and Young Mcn-country.

ALEXANDER INSTITUTE--Miltary Boar
II ing school, white Pldns,N.i O.RWILLl~ PhDr Lllh
4 HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCH00L for
~ Young Boys. T.. u%DN a. NJ Hampstead L l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Thc nm
Diu-uei an eIocncgcgd physician ana teacher mass
bR ' Wi aii Iyf s' Conn
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.-Stamford
ID conn, Prospect mn outside le yil9so very beatty;
Or q Fl t fo sSa cnd FOR caasu s 0
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- co'lcge Conditoned or tIgacd '9HI 6ST}J, CTsSo
DORDENTOWN. n. J.-Nllitary Institute.
ID Prepares FOR College business Finely located health
''' anu 'l''O"s" rev Nm {. BoWT;S, A. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP--
Eli r. IL PrePa5e' Eoyt n. 9T sGegS aSenff -9
PantpaL
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
WqToe;tcT M1' si ys9T FGT i9 Information ap
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
N"'''''' --' ''-l Coi. IiiEO. HYATT, President
DYE, Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
i, ing Of spring term Fen. 3 CT COLLINS. Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
pORDENTOWN, \. ,J.-Female College;
peor Musc and Az DSpSrmen' FSg ccuar Sc address
HONE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES al les.
Rev " n WELL 4 ~, Principal, iiislis;own, 81
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on farm II miles
~ from NeW-York Flushing Railroad Children receive
Sa Sire S fas s@os %ns CUTIE summer ''
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ aad HUDSON River Institute, Cayerack, y. u
S22O A YEAR
PITS FOR ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French Art and Music speCialtics Both sexes
school continues open during July ana August
Rev. ALONIO FLhCK, Pm. d., President.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
IL Nyacn on the Hudson.
BOTH SEXES. No EXTRAS But MCSIC-AND ART.
Private instruction for backward scholars no send for
catalogue W. II. BANNIHIEH, a NJ. Principal.
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NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter. Route.