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RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF IIBERTY.sT, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection rom Brooklyn Bridge Pier A'i D0A
For PHILA6ELPHfi AMI rRENToN Bound Brook
i GGte & Sc S S& at 5 S $50 1852 2 '''
Direct CONNECTION At W9yne Junction for Germantown and
hock5n and YorristOwn.
DRAWINO.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
s, r 6o y sgs a2s
J1 SsN6pSS i9o " a0 i6 gan ~ III RI 5 D9
Bcrtssts az 5:i6 $50 900 1850 a. loo, $780, $50 6:3j
S5S S5 s % @& 45s s s g. Sur
For AWIIiIfAHsP0RP 'sUNBityRY. LEwrsaURG. and
MAHANoY CRY at 7'4j 600 a. m, 5.i5, 4Copm
o 10 LOO Sa6 54S Foo o m saaaS S at $50
For SCRANTON at 7'lj, 300 a m. 3:45 p. m.
For wILXEsBARRE and PITTSroN a. 49, 900 a. M.
loo 100, 30. 5AJ p IN. Sundays at $40 p. M
For DRIFTON at 7:l5 a. m. 1910 y. H.
FTTANAQUA at 7'l5 7:4o 500 M. 1oo 1870. 3A5 400
For BrTHLEHEN ALI FNTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at7.l0 300 IN, loo. 1880, S:l5, 5.j6 p IN Sunday az
FG! 55 56 at 7 Snay SO % io' $780, Si' 400
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For FLEINGroN At 7l5 900 a m, loo, 1,3O 400 43o,
500, $3.50 p. m. Sundays, 100 ?. IN.
FG oh1y 5d 5 a. ioo o 3t? S S} to3 5 Go 'a o
s2 io$qP n spna9 9 7 at 800 No. 1872 $ 53o 200 M
400 1:8J $50 800 }45 100 $50 800 sis j:8O5fS
GOO $50. 700. 500. $50 1880, 1870 D. m SUNDAYS az
500. si5a ID. li3O, 400, $780, 800, 1900 ..
For ELIZABETH at 500 9t15, 0457l67.i5 800 900
9,SO 1000 1890 l5 ll3O ami 25, 1913 Loo 1870 BOO
$50 800, 800 3l5, 800 40 43p, iAj, 800 81 53O
1850 i3dQPm. SUNDAYS at 500 SIS NJ ISo ii io
$50 300, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 800, go 6l5, go 7l5 $50 300 s1j
lis 800 9o 800 $50 800 $50, SEQ us, 51b. 5t5,
M R Soy sSS85&SS %t $50 3d. gi O 1879 "a 1900 m
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.. IAN rail- at
Sl5 m, 1870 500, 800 y IL. SUNDAYS except ocean
Grove at lO:45 am
For FREEHoLp-At s:15. II o m, 1880 4.5pm.
$780, SO m with through Darlor on l;5O p
train
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1880 D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. :. Worth River, via Sandy Hook
COMMENCING NAY 22d, 1854.
Tor SEA BRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, otc, at 4:30 l0.l a. m
$40. 445 p N. sundays, 300
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $3.50. 1918 a IN. 3:l6
446p
For ELBERON, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT. etc, at lO:lb a. IN, 3i6, 445 Sundays
(Exceyt Asbury PARK ana ocean Grove at 300 q IN.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 3:46
p. u.
Tickets can be procured Lberyst Pier North
River 81 100 207 267261 I'll ~, I'll e4i, 1917 aud
1928 Broadweyj 737 and 74g 6thaye Rivingonst; 10
f8s pos l25th-st principal Hotels IN
NewYork CITY In Brooklyn at Nos COurst 1O7 Rroan
wayt s39 FultOn-st 30 Manhattan-avei I De Kab-
ave. 1871 Atantcave In Hoboken, 264 Washing
Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels residence 10 destination.
| J. X WooTTEN, CO. HANCOCK
General Manager Gen Pass and Ticket Az
n P.BALDWfN, GRP Ast, 1i9 [ibcrty-st.. N. Y.
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1nsirnfiioit.
For Roth Sexes-City.

A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHO0gL%S2 prAu
n. free 10 parents Please give particulars H. Nii'iH
COYRIERE co, 81 East l7thst, Union 9qu"io'
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GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ,,...
- a. Flm.st. Northampton, Mass.
CWITHIN C. SHORTLlDGE,S
MEDIA ACADIM \.
on NnIFA MEN AND

- rOp YoffNG MEN AND BOYS.
r,,. III IN I,ro1d Street station Philadelphia
seventeen trains each way daily between Media and fh"
Students admitted and classified any time All students
beard the school with the principal Iape eTs III
cey and completely furnished Fixed price covers every
Grg fo admission fifteen experienced teachers
ali men all graduates six Harvard Two n1V o rgpiiv
Siccia dr ion ard boys Patrons or s'U,.ns
Inc Binoss Classical Engineering Course Or part
HI "vt cSSsidcion Condnonet college students OF
any class tnt9red Young men whose cary ''"'"''"
been i at N ACADEMY now in Harvard
steven. institute of Technology. Troy and Boston
MEDIX ACIDEtY physical and chemical g lGoGra
volumes added the library in 'oJ. Apparatus doubled IN
ys TMdve Students Gtt ior college aHdadttod in -
The health recor! OF Media mas parallels Media has
seven churches and temperance charter which prohibits inc
sac o T new Illustrated Circular OF Media Academy address the
principal SR WTfPiGtIN c. sHoRTLIDGE \. B. and A ~
Harvard College Graduate, Media Penn
THE AMHERST COLLEGE SUMMER
1 SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. at AmhcIst Mass. "lll ne.
ran M adifcss PROF W. h. MONTAGUE, Amherst Mass
For Young Ladies-Country.
RORDENTOWN, \. il Female Collcge (;
peror 81 asc ana AIT departments. ccalar address
GROVE HALL. 49,, ....
conn. Ttnth year 0egus @,ptemDes p.
For Both sexes-CountrY.
AMHERST. MASS.-Family School for deli
a cate AMI nervous children special attention syIn 70
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
- and Hudson River institute, CiaveracS' NY
FITS for ALL coLLEGEs and BUSINESS
French Art and Music specidlies B9tn sexes.
Rev ALONlO FLACK, Pm d, President:
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Third ave, corner one up to
s p. M, at regular Office rates.
NOACHMAN.-By a married man; no family
y and is good plain g1rloner city or country four years
reference from last employer T. Y .s West l-strst CITY
COACHMAN.-By frst-class colored man
once f23s Broadway.
COACHMAN and G ROQM,-By, thoroughly
Call or address janis 35i East 57th.st.
COAFHMAN and GROOM.-By a reliable
ii, az rco af 1er
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ions Ipp S ah s%Sa hss s
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CARPE%TERs BFTREAU los ohave near othst
COACHMAN-By Protestant, single. mid
~ dleaged man. long experience understands the care Of
sick and lame horses and also carriages and harness country
NJ. W. lI2 West 5Gth-st, private stable
COACHMAN.-By a first-class man thor
y oughy understands his business twelve years city
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COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable
~
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in1a city country; best
dress A. b, Tribune Uptown ONCE. l23s broadway
NOACHMAN.-By gentleman dispOsing of
~ his horses for his coachman single willing, active
spectul strictly sober safe experienced, stylish city
driver groom: thoroughly understands fine
horses harness good gardener can milk generally
useful Address c. b. Tribune Uptown once l23s Bway
EROOM.-By single young man, thoroughly
~ understands hts busioss aud IL good driver Call or
address IA West 44thst.
EARDENER-ThOr competent i'll all
M
ton of grounds has the city estimOnia middle aged
encumDI anCe; wages moderate, Address
ROBBERY, $50 BTOad-st, Newark, v. j.
.)lM ITALIANS want work on the railroad (;
N~OO they understand the work well all good men,
ALFONSO BRACCO. 2s3 hott-st.
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Giluallon5 UGnic0-- females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
n. ASSOCIATION.
Chartered ~ the state Jf NsH-I9rkD
q d. gsf N 2 t5' asr..J
Main Office .3l7 Broadway. 34tb-st.
Branches "a 5i-avc, DctNbon 18Th an tthgtI.
81 East 2jtI-5t near jd-tys
BROOKLYN 80 and u C)nTt-sL. city I&l.
' $40 FnIton-st. q ar Vtni.r5iit.ITs
One fee entities To the privilege OF all Offices
The references Oh the following advertisers In
Advertisers can be seen at our ONCE
COOK-Fr-t-class; private iamIlyi city country No.
COOK AND I1UNDREss Cool cook and excellent
iaundressi Nod .. at l.3l7 broadway.
COOK AND Assist WAsH.-Ehcel'ent family cook No.
e3. at l,3l5 broadway.
IKT NDREss-Ffstclassi private family. No I l. at
WAiTRESsEFrst class private fanny city refer
ence No. b. al l.Sl7 broadway.
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures girl. No. h g, atl,3lI
CHiLDkEN AND sEw.-By neat French girl. No.i7
IRONER.-FiTst-cass hotel private boarding house.
No. J. \. at .3l7 Broadly aY. -
class city country. No 81, OF 1877 Broadway.
COOK-Pnyste boarding house English Protestant. No
L LA, at 3l7 Broadway.
4 MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
~ nestle male and female EMP JYMENT UREAU. %
22d-st. servants Disappointing families viii be ex
cluded from this oiicc
A RELIABLE Protestant party of two would
~ Ike 10 take OF house during summer Address
l2O East blstst.
CHAMBERMAID.-A lady leaving town
" wishes situation for her chanbermaldi would assist
with other work required COED sewer city Oh eounly
West 47th-st
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=. A.P. BARNARD. 8. T.. D.. IL.

COMMENCEMENT at the ACADE3IY OF MUSIC, on
WEDNESDAY, June H. at 10 a. IL.
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ynetrnctlon
For Boys and Young Nen---City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
OUICKSANDS.

The final examination Of the several classes FOR the year
will begin on MONDAY Nay - 20 t31 e uL
Candidate for deere Of Master ~ Arts ana students
in ihs Gradual Department VII be examined on III ~
DAY. June D. and 10 .lOwins dvs.
The OF ates iJf aimis5Ol VIII oesu Oh
TUESDAY, June 3, at $50 q. ia.
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&TARINS
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


Office Pier 1s, n. r., foot OF COrtlandt-st
COnsgnments OF freight forwarded directed any ran
u the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all freight aud xA
shandse 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAZE
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly ghtered any po
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAn
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEwHAvEN leaves Pies
f., N r., foot Of Cortlandtst at daily. SUNDAY
excepted
Freight points D. L. W. r. r. received Pier lu
For New-Haven and points East, at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAED.-Eleyen Miles fou
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier 1, T. R. whits
hall-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw N. J.-Dry Docrs
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertsuing thS
construction and repair Of ysssele
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Art Schoc!s--Citv.

coVRi HI / Co. 81 East i5th.st Union square
Art Schools City.
MRS LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils,
WArETsC0Loh PAISi1NG Still LEE c 6h4 1TIos
Ill" Ian 10 sTUDIo No. 50 MADIsoNAvE
-. - urvT1yCT6N. Mr. WILLIAM HART. Mr.
JRMJES $ HART Nh A. F. BELLOWS.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys. +. KINDS, A NJ hemPs'e@u L. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The nm
thc care and instruction OF such boys speciality Aaess
DR.. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected canq TETN.S
DORDENTOWN \. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepares College Business Finely located health
ul ami thorough For circular SCI aaSfesS PRINCIPAL
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughlleepsie,
v y prepares boys for college scientific and Govern
meH' scnooS anu ioi Ou''n''' JOHN MILEY, Principal
HIGHLAND. MILITARY ACAIDE I3l.:. a.
Worcester Mass; 18th year. For full information ap
rly toC g. METCALF, \. NJ, superintendent
EgAVERFORD COLLEGE, Penn. nine miles
1 from Philadelphia on TIE Pennsylvanaa % Snci ~
THOMAS CHASE, LID. Prest Under care Gi Ion fr
oinisson NAV now be made catalogue address i0,'
ISAAC SHA{PLEss, Dean, Haveriord College T. w. enl
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester ga year begTees eoieI SITr President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, o,,
la NYACK.ON-TEE- 1850,
Omen on half study for summer Pupils rom uI rev
(ahdlIstes eoacneu lot l al " IL BANNisrER A. III
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS, a..
IL Elm.st. Northampton Mass.
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x1r y n, ~ SrAR IINE-MArRY ROUTE.
Gtenmbonts an0 Railroads.

LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and 81. JOHN. -
Leave Pier Al, r. foot OF Canas every week "ly o'o
p. N. , .,,,,,ot IN all sta,ions an
New Ceutr r. r.; ami also tickets OF th5 y l. - d"
II. r.. r. good for passage and stateIODm DeiVn'
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For Boys and Young Men-country.

Mr. u. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM HAhr'
LANES HART, MI. A. f. BELLOWS.
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MRS LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
beginning TncsdSy oct 1s IN pRA WE ON aR
y a \ fSt' PF CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION
STUDIO No. 50 MADISON-ANE
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination Of the classes VIII D'gin on MON
DAY, Nav lg at 10 a. 49,.
The examination OF eanf admission TO Of the
siYTeguar nerriuS Ciy Engineer
3ng ana ytica ApD Il chemistry Geology Metilu ~,
AIohiie cture begin FRIDAY, June q, at $3.50 a. IL
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no g. CRY HALL, NRw.YoRK, May 20, IssttiI
10 dire ctions given IN the following
which was adopted by The Common Council May 49, 1903 ~
approved by the Mayor the same day. VIZ; SEQ, =, 70,
Resoved That Thursday, 9Th day OF June 49, AZ ia
O'clock M and the Chamber Of The Board oil AneIne ia
and are dcsignaod % the time and place when and
applications OF the NewYork tiy Railroaa S Ysnha
ond Avenue Railroad Company, Forty second StIett ~
tan and 81 Nicholas Avenue will be consdej a
public notice be given by the clerk Of this B9lld g in
ing tho came daily for fourteen days. sundays Psr
two papers published in this city 70 be oesit ~ chan.
by his Honor tho Mayor. according 10 the pIo'i'''0
ter 252 OF the Laws Of lS3l." 49,. .. ,ho ,,ue and
PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given tnet a. o,so named
nnce named I'm the resolution the appncauOn s,ro
In the resolution will be considered, as Ioqo "
4 Of chapter . o Laws OF lSS4.
The aald applications are a. fouowsi
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/ AIG CnIL NAiI.N Al, better known rs tno
I NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements OF trains from Chsnbers.st. Depot.
coaches 10 Blnghamlon Elmra and Bunao sleeping
coaches 10 Gland tincinnati and Chicago -.
Tor last mePuan Sleeping Coaches 10 Bueao arriving
49, IN; Niagara Fans M Hamllton On, w. q M:
De..oI ~ M Saantinca go M Sle ~, ,snt ~
Cincinnati $40 m, II lOus s:4Oa M second uay oleet>
N lDayl-PacnG Express iol me =" est ~ ol s u
Pullman Day and stepping Coaches 20 Bnshanton tniras
Bunao Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago hotel and
Buffet smoking COACHES Ia CHICAGO.
o:lj m-Emigrant rain FOR tie Nest. 5000.
lA5 $50 44O o. 80 6:l0 $50 $50 1880 m ~ manshG
Sundays A $50 1910 m .i5 $50 m II midnight.
30 $50 SO $50 1855 SIS 1880 aud II midnight sun.
days 5 40 $3.50 1920 m LAD $50 ~ II midnight
40 SO 900 62O 13u Sp and II midnight. Sazday
ghis ONLY sundays 0:l5 IN $40 $3.50 M.
" midnight Sundays 54 $50 1920 IN las $50 N and
Ncwbnrg and Cornwall $50 a m $50 isO 6 M sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery 8 a m $50 p IN.
Goshen $40 so 1920 m $3.50 $50 4s0 sl5pn sua.
day a. $50 1870 IN $50 : p m ,o,ao.s,. s.,..
90 $50 1920 m $3.50 IN The trains a m aud 80 =
trains connect with New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
at Mainst lhes m train stops AZ Mainst only q a.,
Port Jeryis 100 1870 IN AiSo siSpm sunday $50
Boats leave 2Sds quarter OF and quarter each hons
from TO lO45 every thirty minutes and frouz
lOA5 10 l2.+5 IN every hour -. .
Tickets for passage and apartments IN Drawing ho 80
Sleeping coaches be obtained aud orders Tor the ehesen
snd transfer Of baggage may DO ei! a. tnS .9mpa
Court ST., Brooklyn or at the Conpanys Depota ~ a., "a
Express trains from the West arrive IN Ne"'i OLA ~ 's
'''' join e. ABBoE'T, Genl Passr Agent New.iors.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYs
Nyuck $50 lOaml S2Oa 400 $40 bAO SOU Ia 10 MD
night Sundays Gam and 7,lo ? m nm IN m Inon mn
Manuel spring Valley and m"n'ey ''iV Az VI" ''0P~
'"-j JOIN ~ ABBOTT. Geal Pas.'S Agent NswYerka
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination students Of the school will
begin MONDAY. May 49, a. 10 q m
% missiOI 4 viii De Ie1ue Of the applicant thdt ne
shall nave SIT s.a .Oy completed the course OF
other
tain NJ an equiv curriculum of study 20 ne end OF the
veiT coll present
Iif ate Of profile eucy discharge good landing
special students admitted without examination 10 any OF all
Of lie courses.
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7 II. MORSES SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Os REMOVED TO
AZ MEST 39IHST.
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Ocean Cleaners.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 20 the ,on,h Of France
SEW.YOKk And BORDEAUX DlNECE
5r, ,rf-,r- . ....... .u,y, Az
CHATEAU stay June -
From Ireuticcs stores near Wa,t Ferry Brooklyn.
travellers frr France. spain and Italy PvrcueDs Pau.
Nicr sc viii save time and expense hv TAX NJ this line
First abiH including Wlne r'u torJn second CaOiA POO
Stecfa-c, 50. Tor pdssdsc applt 10 .-,.r., a.. ,,
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THE Nrw.yonK CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ No 1rororohlo ,he MAYOR Aldermen and CommonhIV Ut

OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK CITY RAILROAD CoNFA SSrr
NJ 'O4 ii''" - -' NEw.YOEK, May TO- lSti.
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IOOK-LAUNDRESS, &c.-By two Swedish
- gils separate together cool: laundross thlmber
naii whites and sewing best OF references l14
t'gitI
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CUAlIBERMAID.-I In private family ana 20 20
" assist with waitingi city or country Oah hun UNI"
rr,coct ~ Il SOthst.
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a IN
u Between New York AMI lliyre
Cnnpguys Sow ~ North River, foot uf MortonsG
~ az ;, 4 al. au,,en. As cam, ". June !, y.
,I[tut de Kerr ID " educslay. June II. u.
r.. ne " 10 III
Ccck sight amounts 10 suit On inc Banquo
LOUIS DE- lsEBI,N, agent, No Bowling Green
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EOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, -, ~,
Il Landing at Cranstous West Point Cornwall new
burqh Marlboro Milton p. ughkeepsie and Esopus -
Connecting Ulster Delaware ana stony GNS H. Il
Steamboats, JAMES W. BALDWIN and CAIohI IL lcl'
daily at 4 D. M. Pier loot OF ii lrrisOn-st, ~ X.
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THE NEW AND FAST
l. Steamship
AN ERICA,
Captain Grace.
Sails for Liverpool WEDNESDAY,, JUNEll,
Saloon, $40 10 tluo.
Choice rooms and superb accommodations.
Apply T. WI III tSI
Washington building. Battery Place. New.lork.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON, -
NETWORK. sou IHAMPION AND BREMEN. .
DONAU ......... sat. May - MlhltA....Wed ,une II
ELBh......-. Wed. June e NrRNBLHG. .sat, June IA
RHEIN ....-: sat. June EMS. Wed. nne IL
First cabin 500 slo0 second cabin 800 steerago ~
oELRICus e CO.. No Rowling Green
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COOK and LAUNDRESS.-Good cook and
u excellent laundress city or country. ,Appy az o..
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I AIINDRESS.-By a lady going TO Europl
for her lauuross Apply Tuesday ant "Wednesday from
10 20 Il. al - y ortiz Washington square.
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sCloT, I ~ = =; STATES MAIL STEAMERS

r%ITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
- Fot QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
LEAVING pier IS y. r.. foot Of kinEst
ARIZON -odtu tF. .tt, u, lUiD a. IA
ALASKA. uI"iY, Ju1r T. III
Ne siay June -, IL a. m
NOM - O. u udb. uAt ~ '.'up III
ArIZlN .rHta. gay, D No =. - q ln
~ These steamers are built OF ron, watcrtigt
and furnished with rcquale 10 mako
H. massage across Atlantic both aW agr cable.
having smokng room, drawing room. piano and
experienced surgeon, sieWaTltsS and caterer
ON each steamer The stser0Ous all upper deck thus
nsung greatest % all Injuries at perfect yent
Inn according croom) 500 $50 $780,
tnternediae 80 Storage At low Rates.
'A oFFIC H. 80. - BROADWAY. GUION & 60.
INNAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- ,, a. 40, saturday. 81 10 A.. m
c,rV IN IIIi~TER... SATURDAY.. June 7. p.
m, oF ~ Thur dav. .. y. IN.
NAi From pier 80 new numberl North River
CABIN PASSAGE, 500, $50 and 500 Intermediate, $40.
sTFERAGE, from New IL. ! rI19 ~ 8, ,,,,
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nj might. IL III use exclusively on this line
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80 n. X.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
AMERICA l.-......-. Wednesday. June ,, $50
FOR LONDON. CALLING AT PLYMOUTH
THE OF ZEN June IL $50 ALY j une 20, $3.50 o. ~
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
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