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Now READY
AT ALL BOOKSTORES,
new novel by the author OF "Mr Isaacs," Doctor
Claudus" &c, &C.
ZOROASTER,
NOW READY

ZOROASTER,
BY F. MARION CRAWFORD.
Author Of Mr. Isaacs- Doctor Claueius" &C., &c l2mo
bound In cloth extra, 81 10.
In Forester Crawford returns In measure to tho
peculiar methods with such strange effect in his hrt
novel There as In mir Isaacs" the mystical seiniel-
phvsic semi srnaural ntrcacos OF Oriental religious
philosophy furni IA back ground for the story. He
gives splendidy glowing drama Of ancient Oriental me-
brilliant in coorng rich IN word painting stirring and no'ei
m plot nobiy pathetic ending There are but few hgur'
but each sands from the distinct Individual
creation Of a masters brush Christian Union.
II LAYS the reader under SPELL with the magic power
o, some Persian enchantuenL have In this story or
drama the WORK Of a great literary artist. No American
novel The Marble Faun was published seems 10 10
so great and good as this."-t Hartford Coufant.
ZOROASTER
IL srong novel md IS 10 the best Of Mr. crawforts
wrtnrs II would dlcult TO point 10 modern novel In
which the widely differing qualities OF human character are
more powerfully and really portrayed than In tie persona OF
Neiushta and Atossa and ZoroasterT Church
Yet with all defects the book has precisely tho same
20" which proved so popular in MI Isaacs" and VIII
appeal ~ that novel large pubic. Iarts Of the
story are written brilliantly anything TO which MI
Crawford ever per- and the abundance OF the
romantic element itself notable in these days Of novels
without Incident Boston Courier.
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hAlLW a Il HOW kuOWu ~ tuo NEWs
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN.
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~ Frs q. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip Pier No IS r. r. at and IL p. sundays
excepted connecting New Haven with special trains FOR
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. sPRINGFIELD HoLYoKE
&c Tickets sold baggage checked ga broadway
Y and Courtst Brooklyn Excursion 70 New-Hayen
return 81 sd
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MACMILLAN & CO.. New-York,
ll2 FOURTH AVENUE.
3re!rurtlon.

Ca;alogues with foil particular OF courses IN art science
civil cngl medicine and law De obtained ny a
nIcaflon ie InlaaralK Lulllns Maahln gI0n .lnlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13

MISS CROKER AND MISS BECK, Ar
1Yl PRESENT WITH MISS COMsToCK.
viii open 1885 Girs Glass for Boys
Summer address, GO East 52d-st
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Jackson LANSING ( S2GIl2E R. R. Bonds.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL r. II. COMPANY.
Not,cs 4. hereby given FIRST MORTGAGE
pONDS OF the JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW
RAILROAD CO. amounting TO Sl,217uOO maturing July i,
proI viii paid after that date at the office OF mo
farmera and Trust Company In Ncw.forS coupons
Of that VIII DC paid " the Union Trust ompa Ns"-
800 utNRY rRATr Irsaa ". .. u. II Co
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E'ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, NEW
II PORT FALL RIVER F,TGHbBTUhS, L tSs Ell.
snown steamers "PILGRIM" and BRISTOL leave
New.l OK daily. SUNDAYS INCLUDED, at p. IN. from
- old No. y. r.. feot OF Aurrayst Connection by
ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn at 43O mi Jersey Cry at
tpm- ,.,,
2OT g g5f and l32S BTOadwsy. Aston WINDSOR and
nth Avonne Hotels, LIN 4 OFFICE PIER 2s y r. and
steamers GEO. L. CONNOR,
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents. Gcn. Pass Agent.
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uouse newly refitted and refurnished. Ev-
erything done to make guests comforta,nole; a,oH 4;
Ratasm0derats tr0nage respectfully SoHcl-
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