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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
Things Worlla Knowing.

A half teasponnful of soda in half a
cup Of water will relieve, sick head
ache caused bv Indigestion.
A fever patient is cooled of and
made comfortable by frequent spong-
ing with warm soda water.
Warm mustard water should be
given to one who has accidentally
swallowed poison; this will cause
vomiting; after that give q cup ol
strong coffee; this viii cOunteract the
remaining effects.
When going from warm room
out into the cold air close yonr mouth
aud breathe through your ose to
prevent taking cold
"A hard cold ID ofttimes cured by q
cup Of hot lemonade taken nt bedtime
as it preduces perspiratiOn.
Teething children may be relieved
of convulsions By being immersed in
warm bath, and cold water applied
- the head.
For nervous headache when ths
pain il over the eyes and the temples
are throbbing, apply cloths wet witt
cid wafer to the head and bot baths
to the feet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
Improved Ellauet.

=
Thanks" has gone out of good So
ciety, and good speed attend it A
person who cannot keep the mouth
open long enough TO say "thank you"
is now considered rude or ignorant,
too lazy or too indifferent to be really
courteous. Thanks" as "fad" or
''notionn Of speech bad some little
usefulness while It lasted it made
persons who never bad ackowl-
edged a favor, o little anxious
to be in the fashion In taking
seat from a rising man 10 the
horse-car, many a woman or pretty
young glrl would be glad TO say this
one word crisply, as having certain
style about it; when formerly they
would have dropped into the seat
without even nod Of the head =
"Tha1ks' had its uses As an early
lesson in good manners it was better
than nothing at all. But when you
have accepted an obligation, large or
small, or had it offered without ac-
ceptance. the least you can do is to
put the direct personal pronoun that
gives it all its grace. Ifa good work
man is known by bis chips. true
lady is recognized by her thank
yous."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
HE cor IN THE WRONG PLACE
A Witness in a License Case Examined
| for Appointment on the Police Force.

kSkr-r---e-t s~-~
At Police Headquarters, Boston,
City Physician McCollom was busy
examining candidates for appoint
! ment on the police force, and &C the
same time q liquor hearing was in
progress before the Police Board
By mistake, one of the Witnesses, an
intelligent appearing man of about
28. got In with the number that were
to be examined by the city physi-
clan. On entering the room the wit
ness was told. to GIT out . paper which
is given to all candidates for appoint
ment on the police force, with blanks
for age, address, occupation, habits as
to the use of liquor, &c. This the
witness took and conscientiouslly fill-
ed out. He was then told to strip by
the physician.
us that necessary ?" asked the
| young man.
Certainly, and hurry up about
it,
The young man helplessly obeyed
the order. The doctor had nearly
completed his examination when he
remarked:
so you think of joining the police
force ?''
"No. don't" Indignantly replied
the man.
"Then what are you being exam
ined for ?" asked the doctor
II don't know, sir,'' innocently re-
piled the man II came up to testi-
fly in liquor case, and / supposed
you were treating me as you do all
others / wish you would hurry up
Doctor, ! want to get back to my
business. a
The doctor felt that be could not
do justice tosthe occasion, and sim
ply said, "You can go now, sir"
The man put on his clothes and
said as he went ont: "Well, if they
don't have enough red tape up at this
coDfounded place then I'll give in,
but suppose it's all right"
Later he, gave his testimony in the
liquor case, in which be appeared as
a witness against granting a license.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

"Jenks, do ron believe what this
writer Gays, that beautiful woman
il q poem ~
Yes, do. after fashion 1 used
70 believe it altogether I WASN'T
married thca--I am nuw, and i is
M present opinion that 3 beautiful
woman is not only , poem bat 3
three-act tragedy. aad bit Of farce
70 begin the show with. ("
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
Origin Of Familiar Words, Phrases aud
Expressions.

A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER -
Roland and Oliver were two distin-
guished followers of Charlemange,
and performed exploits so daring yet
similar that they were constantly con-
founded. Finally they contested in
arms, single handed, for i've consecu-
tive days, on an island in the Rhine,
but so equal were they that neither
gained the advantage. So We use
the expression. He gave him q
Roland for his Oliver
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

THE BARBER's PoLE.--In early
times BARRIERS performed the Office Of
surgeons His sign pole was sur
mounted by a basin for catching the
blood in venesection. and was also
painted with red and white spiral
stripes, emblematic of the two banda
ges used by them in blood-letting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

FOR SALE or RENT.--A handsome
Squire lKnabe) PIANO. good as new
Apply al No. IL West street, or Engr.
Bartn's, Hanover street. oct8-1m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

FOR RENT.--,A desirable three-story
BRICK HOUSE, on Duke of Gloucester
street. nearly opposie the Republican of
fee. Apply to JAS. HI. HODGES,
oct6-2w Attorney at law, West st.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME -and
patr nize home INDUSTRY. Buy your
Tombstones and Monuments of w. b.
FRNToN. All work guaranteed first-class.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

WANTED. A stout, reliable coIored
BOY or MAN, for two or three hours
work each day, for which So per month
will be paid For particulars apply at
the .'Capital" office. Oc6tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
aelr Embellishments.
Special Notice.

We sciH insert in Hsis column adDertiss-
aseafs .Qf. Wants, For Rent, For y6Gl6. Lost,
Found tec., not e1ce6dipg four lines. One
Week, or less, for 25 Cents. Z
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

PLAIN SEWING. Mrs. Susan Harri-
son, a widow lady, residing on Main
street. near Green, solicits plain sewing
of any kind. as well as dress making. -
Terms moderate. sep low :
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

DO NOT PIN MY FAITH ON YOUR
SLEEVE LIN feudal times each vassal
wore bis lords badge pinned on bis
sleeve. After time it became GUS
tomary 10 the lords tosoften change
the device of the badge; hence "You
wear the badge, but | do not pin my
faith on your sleeve"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

WANTED.-50O OYsTERMKN to call at
r. E. Stevens, on Prince, George street
and get their OYSTER RAKEs. The best in.
the market aug21s
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

JUST REL EIVED-.a fresh stock of
Ladies Boots, kid, fox and gloye-kid but
ton. Childrens S shoes of all kinds, cheap
er than ever, al W. p. KILLMAN's, l6
Market Space. *oct0-1w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

THE PAwNBRoKER's THREE GoLD-
EN- BALLS The Medici family had
for their coat of arms three giIded
pills, in token of their profession OF
medicine They were rich merchants
of a Florentine family who leDt mon
ey. The Lombsrds, who first lent
money in England, brought the Med
lei motto--though changed to three
golden balls--with them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

FOR SALE.-Two new Horse Carts,
we'll and substantially made. Apply to
II. B. MYERS coal and wood yard, Cal
vert street. octl2-2w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

pLL Cook YOUR GOOSE FOR You. -
Eric, King of Sweden, on one occa-
sion appearing before town with q
small army. the enemy derisiyely
hung out goose from the walls for
him to shoot Finding Eric was not
to be bafaed, the enemy asked him
his intentions, when the king replied,
''To cook your goose for you"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

By Hook OR BY Crook. K.-Probably
means "Foully, like thief, or holly,
like bishop''-the hook being used
by footpads, and the crook being the
bishops crosier.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

The TUNE THE Cow DIED Or
A homily instead of aims. AN old
song relates that a man, instead of
giving his COW fodder, gave her ad-
vice He took up his fiddle and play
cd her this tune -
Consider. good cow, consider,
This isn't the time for grass to grow;
Consider, good COW, consider" !"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
Notice to Trespassers.

T HER J.. notify all persons to keep
i of my farm with dog and gun. or
otherwise. as will enforce the law
against all intruders found thereon.
T. Il. IlNTHIGUM.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

To CATcH A TARTAR-to be out
done. In battle against the Turks.
anhIrish soldier shouted to bis com
manding officer that be had caught d
Tartar Bring him along, then, =
said the general. "But be won't Gomez
said the Irishman. "Then come your
self" "Arrah, an so ] would, but
he won't let me, }" answered Paddy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

] TOR NABE.-A GoAr, with harness,
price $6. Inquire of ]. p. Beall, at Van
SAINTS Livery Stables octl71w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

Medical item: I'm some. parts of
South America people live To be over
100 years old. There are no doctors
therc at all. Isn't that wonderfulp'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26
Notice to TTespaSsers'

LOST.-70n Friday night or early
Saturday morning, q Masonic EMBLEM
bearing the name OF &c. ID. Ridout."
Reward if left at the store OF Ridout
Bros, Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-10-26

A BLUE ST0CKING- "A literary
womau.--About the beginning ofthe
fifteenth century society Of literary
ladies and gentlemen was formed ID
Venice, who were. characterized bv
the color of their stockings. Two
centuries later the Partisan female.
Sayaulis, introduced the fashion, Il
spread to England. but died out
about 1910. y
Nor TO KNOW b FROM BULL's FooT
The letter B somewhat resembles.
the bulls parted hoof, a0d anyene
but fool is supposed to k00w the
difference.
The ORDER oF THE GARTEn
"HoNI SOFT QUE NAL Y PtksE,'
Evil 70 him who evil thinks. -
Tradition has 1t that Edkard 1T.
gave a grand ball, at which the beau
tiful Countess Of Salisbury accidently
dropped one of her a8rters. Seeing
her dismay, sad Observing the smiles
Oh the faces of sons 0f the guests.
| the king took up the garter aud said.
"Honi soft, etc. Then bindi66 the
ribbon to his knee - aid, 81 viii
cause it to come about l6* th proud
est noble ID tie Iand ~ deem 4 The
greatesl bon6E TO wear E 6and =
So be established the Ok|e1 81 tie
Garter"
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Gcar1ers.


4 BOSTON married lady without children. a
"a student nom e. Institute OF technology Iaust and
ingnst lavn9 nice home in Brooklyn dt6res t5ks a.
boarding ppm gul Of nnYngc above oglt " ar. Noui
take tul charge o. her wardrobe. Terms lea ALE Tsi.
class ref -rtnccA ''
Mr.. J. \. p, 98o Ga,cs.ave, brooklyn
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachors T1tors a.
Ctco 10 t0ucs's, schools and Families
Mrs NJ j. YOL NG.tULION. e Union ssl2are
4 COLLEGE GRADUATE, an experienced
~ instructor and private tutor, uCsires an IN aeomen ~
one or more hours daily w. T., Box Tribune 0iIcc
TEACHERS, GOyerncsscs. Housckeepcrs and
Companions De obtained at The employment nurcau
Qf the Young MOHcns Chrisan Association f0rmcrlp nj
last ljth-st. now at q East l2th-st.
fHU TORS, GOvcrneSses &c, in every branch
u art and learning supplied TO schools and fauic4 r.
MIRIAM C0YMkKE. 81 East l1ttst, uoxt sgphets.
IVANTED.-A man of hign character and
scholarship, superior u discipline and cxrCropc,d In
prep ratorv work Tor rcsp3hHble position pfvae CIV
school Address Immediately.
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
LOIS CAcstnut.st. Philadelphia
WQMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BT-
- REAp supplies Professors Teachers G0yernesses
musicians, &C. 10 Colleges schools Families and Churchcs
also Vokkeepers StenOgrsphIs C0pysts to business firms
MIS- A. d, CULVER, 329 Jth.ave.
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fcaal Notices.

WHEREAS, in the Circuit Court OF the
w United stetes Tor &C. La1,crn l;5'rJt o. a,soqr IN
James hPey RaTSnts w. f,s Msbfsh IT. 9, aI
nos. 1881 AID 2.4ol tonsolidatcl
ON Nw cpber 3 lss6 the following @deg was emit red w
Yor4 and jane Shcny by ue stt,tPep l1o}arA sIi
COMPANY Of Ncw-l ORR, by y :, Greene ~ soucr and
NINA T. Eiitn as special Meter take ana report with all
convenient speed evidence ondhis conclusions on tie follow
Tic number end amount OF the general mortgac bonds
Valy and secured BY the genera MORTGAGE cuicd on tAi
YORK 8ni james cheney irustces Tho sSd 9sSr vii re-.
port he amount IN principal OF all OF said bonds noT
fGnts anG GA COUPONS Acroo oGlcuatnsth ~
matar, 'tfc5i -ad Mast 4 9 calcGs,a al tic interest
1856 f2 b. convenient report the names Of pcs
ens oT J Mister , also ri m mon the Mo question:
10 an respect as TO c colaeGa trust lPuS Secnrcd by col
81 L5gi5 ard fgc.dc Hallway Company to thc Mrrc'ntl
g. sot t.a..eI Wy 50 Iyp3r wloth1r ,Gctluit " ua4
the Ioaeu q ntrg maturing On py o. me bonds OF gn
p59 moi Ia I,I Wien I , % %" 90, .'5 t
gwen under SAM aIa trus, tic McIc.tle Trust
sa >'.rw 92re2 r Th Do D, Ra'coy C2s
o ci9S, M NJ a. a. l..'5 lA ~ n t i. ,r rs M
gao aul !, say b ioa.d be v.a d,.cr.c no same Win
g. SID .la',.f#ii ESQ r.por WIN Ica 0ns, certainty
rco4eaat b.. jade, -,'a ,.l..d ~ i.-- 10 t-. POI. y
ga ' i'F, ir OF G,,A a- '.' If .. '' ,t -
proi i- e1. %. IS ,e % .cA q, .'., ' p.'. on a-
o. -a. 4 vi d. I, ,i. III laituato BID tein.
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white '.t. .ti--l. .lA 't P1 n, t.'' .',.' ,'' .4
t.1.0i..a.. lt'u. ,.,.uoa ,. o., ,rr.. H.ea .4rl'
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

4 4 NEWYoRK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD R. R.
Trains Harlem River station corner 1872 and
IincOnaye Third Avenue Brdg Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated airoad) daily except
SUNDAYS, nt 6-b. 800 $40, 1000 lhJ5 a. m 2l0 800
440 90 $40 and 500 .. for Port Morris Casanova
coax Point, HUNTS Point, West Farms. Van Nest est
Chester Bay Chester Pelham BAY. Barlow (City
lsland Pc ham Manor aud Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with tainr for al points on The main OF
tho New York, Now haven and Hartford Railroad shore
NewBntan and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
East.
hidnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons a. 1910 q. NJ. laily. except Mond VS.
sunday rainB for y ew Rochelle ntCrmedin
uous at LOO noon and $3.50 tho latter taI connecting
StamioEa
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND UT-Tt0

NEW-IORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILHOAD-C1mmcnc'g nov. -, So
through Trains VIII leave Grand Central ep1t;
= W u, and Montreal Express thr9Cr- '.~
mgfOou cars 30 Rochester. ~. Adams llt Montreal
VOV o ~. tQst Limited Chicago express with '-
car stopping Nt ALauy, Utica, syracuse EOClte-
iin Niagara Falls. Lire, Cleveland AMI Toledo,
chicago 900 a. m 'Nt dtr.
l98o NJ chicago Exgrcsl drawn room cans to Conan
daigll' hoch ster aglrJ Fal and BU1ll)
III a. NJ caCtn Nt7gl orr and NCrhl.u LZIEra E.t,
drlwlng groom cars.
$50 p. 10. am ny. Troy ana Urcl Txrress through
FANS On Satuutys only
e.. p ~, Accommodation 20 Albany ma Tro7
20 p n, D.. lgl and ~ Louis EXpr Wih sloon.-
or ias 10 tis, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo, De,gl L..
CaCO and Il ioii1.
$50 M Expr with sleeping cars to syracuse AMI u
Auburn rod. ans ~ Sarat, "a d..O % Montreal
. ID D. iCc1c LNpcs- with snnnng for +. cho7
ter Buffalo. NIg Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detr as-
L. " QcgtuNL -ud O-lcosQulg Ga ~ except > .tur
Ill NJ, Night Express, vita rncars Albany
aud Troy Connects with the morning trains i0r the
tr The North except earurday night
ilckct; on safe ne Grmd central Depot. Va. no Ing
9ua at NcStc ts ENprc7 OMCcs IRrkpl.ca rH1l.
WY 40 and o. bO tway, and g. est i25th.st,
Alb ST.. William burg.
AclOTDodi tya6 m drawing lll ID pin %
prcuiCl at gy o. the Ticket Offices IN NeWlOrk Clty ad
l33 Nashms ton a.. BrHOs yn.
baggage c. itd tor ana lccEed from rc7 Il uc'
slhcSc tam run daily. 81. Others daily except sunday.
tIlesc mans Stop 40 Harlcm N2itl.st aad have.
J. NJ TOTChN D. -. AENDRIcE.
General N'frne'i'n' cepogal Passenger -,...
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUTPp.D
DOUBLE TRACK LINE LOR BY rINLrs Or

PLEASURE TRAVEL.
I'LL. WI - SHORE ROUTE Il ALpNt TIE n i-t
SHORE OF TIE WOELu-FANIED IL DNON Ei\ .l1
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSKILL- MOUNT. 49,
MOHAWK
ON ana after Oct.l, 1885, trains will leave West l-as.
statiOn follows;
All trains leave from downtown station footot J1y,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from FOO " Nesi
A2d-st
nan seepers thruush.
ST. Louis $500 $40 p. m. Pullman sccpgrs.
Buffalo, Rochester, 49, i $40 H. IN, .iCh 'S:lO2 n
Sleeper ana parl0r ears. ,,
Suspension Bridge NIaglra Falls 'loi0a m. 5000. $40
pm 800 ,,..
a. m. 3.j5 @SlO, EI4IO p. m. 800,
Ncwburg. Kingston saugerties ana AlDany 100 -IOIo
1l;-6 A. m; 300, 1900 oslo, ll:4O . IN.
Saratoga via Albany l.20. ll!j q. No.. 900 p m
For Montreal ana NADIA East, l:-O ~ ~ o;uo p M -.
Hamilt Il London l0;l0 a. NJ 'tOO "SlOp. N. lo'o"V"
1910 am, 1000. 'S:lOp.m. . ais. ~.
For utEcis tables. plror or sic ping car aee91o}a
tl0ps OF information Apply at OIL ces: lO1ohe ~
at. llrOOklyn. 4 e. ST. Annex Once loO u uit.-'
New.YorK tlv 3l5. 3G3 SOL 9i6 Bfoa twy lo5 bVH' u
ana West shore stations loot Oi West tZtSt ehi 80,
Jav.st North River luggage cal ca or IN C,cS .ss
h"''4' VIM HENRY MONTH 49,.
$50 Broadway. General Passenget A.S41s
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Dre5smG tiTl.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
IA YORK tribune WILL BE RECEIVED At TiiE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l.23S broadway, 60 Nor Thu
lr.i,s, nntil p M Yo9 Droa way between rxcuiy
tythrls corner EgAhavc, 40 1913 F0lrt-ag w. corner
fourecntt, 200 Thrlavc, corner Fory-sevsnth.st no
l,07 Tlirdato, near SiXtlctiet and the HARLEM on.
VI, J. 257 East Onchun lr.drndtwcnty- fl.s, 800
Thlrlavc OnchunCTo1 and.tWcnty hat IN 10
,. M az regular oiaco rates.
| lRESS MAKERS, SCamstrCSses, tphOlstcfcrs
~ and Carpctsewers may DC obtained NJ the Young
Womeus Christian Association, formerly East I5thst
now at q East l2thst
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TEIIE NEW LINE
NEwNoRK, PHILADE EIIIll. NonroGE. Old -

NETWORK, PHILAD ELPuIA NORFOLK OLD 90---T
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
5 HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New YORK, Philadelphia * Norfolk Railroad ny
now runs Fast Day and ighC ENpress between Now orS
and Cape Charles. Trains leave York via peunsy -
Railroad, $50 m week days and daily, aIriv'ul tiu
Point Comfort 5l5 week days and a. m daily, N0r
tQk D. m and Hlj m sleeping through from New.
YORK u Cape Charles and PGIl0r car from Phil delphi
out change Tickets parlorcar ats and sleeping be rs
be secured NJ any Ticket Occ OF the Pc SyNlua
Company r. B. COOKE. Gent Pass. aud Frlghs Agl-..
II. w. dunno, SupCrQtCuCcuC
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For Doth Scxes---Cou14rv.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on-thc-
IA Hudspn--prclaratoY AMI bGsiucss for gentlemen.
graduating c0ur5. for aiIcsi Twelve teachers Winter
SESSION opens Jan !. soud for catilDgu"
WI BA@ISILi 4. ", Trln
Ct. AUGUSTINE. FLA. LADIES ACAD-
- EMl, combining -outh.u Home IN city proved by
statistics 90 De the most healthy Tie Continent with thor
Ougn course ia IH'Ash. I0u2uagcs Musi5 iraWIng ana
Painting. &c, DC. Address l.. S. AU&DAG. Prncipal.
BOX 100 IT.. Augustine, RIA
"'IHE EMS" Springfield, Nass.-FomiIy.
d lnr ami Music school for Iris Primary Acadou,le
Classical ANA Iost-D riIu4tf Courses. ~ NV
MlssLs PORTER 4 CMAlPNEY, rrncipalA
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Ocean CLEANERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NEW-NOLk. sou IHAMFION AND BHENES.
rHTIEIN. sat- Doc D. q. Ia -t kAlS lat btNlu2 PIN.
Ems We'd Dec %. $50 a. IA WEl.itA, NcdD,c $50 am.
Steamers married. SAL Tor BremoH direct
On E.brlss steamers. lst cabin. go. 300 and 4l.j 2l
Caniu, $50. ON older steamers "a cabin. $50.
Storage 40 lowest rates.
OILRItIS ~ co, so. bowling Green.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" Between NcW.lork and IIagrc.
Comrauys Pier new NO. AZ NOf River foot Of NOrOu9t
CANAlA. De keIh1b!cc .----.....-; We'd Dee o. a. m
LABIAbOi Pcrl,r dlluu,crIvr Wednesday bee rs.
81 GERMAN ltaiJ ,------ comes llf pee -, H.
NORMAN DIE FRANCE edAcaLay, Doc > D. IN
Cabin ly ONnde kolrgucs ann IT. simon, 500.
Cheeks payable az sight Ia amounts % suit the Banquo
ltlntquc OF Paris.
BUANCH OFFICE, LILO BROADWAY.
DED "D' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABTILo. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
From Pier 30 East River.
tAltA, ~ - ll hIdY' e,' II
PHILADELPHIA. W cdnealay Jan. y, 1855
These AMERICAN STEANEGS sICualY buit FOR the
trade have superior accommodations for pnssengers
All letters that be sent % on the days tho
steamers sail Will De duly forwarded providing they In
closed IN stamped NOpes o. denomination sufficient 10
TIE Uucd states postage Of0 cents per haiouce
For freight or passage apply To
BoCLTON hiss x DALLETT, General Managers,
10 PsaIi-st.
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epECIAL NOTICE,

Tho s. s. AUSTRALIA win sail TUESDAY, December 99i
Is - nom an Francisco f0g Honolulu and sydney;
J. b rLs will not take passengers oI eignt t2i
ouv MONT I'm New Zealand For fIcghL passage OF 2te ~
Formation apply 70 Williams Dno2d GO; General gents
san Francisco. or Il j. ~ kshh h N1ouo4pSyors
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Bneluc55 C50urcs.

4 DYERTlSENENT FOR THE NEW
4 ArlYq EK IE RI, aQNt WILL BE- RECEIVED Al ! HE
an'i;s, u9t.l p n, Y63 Broa way between rrcntS
sl9nd ana I%euy-tAiF SIS M u p m, IS Wc3t Twtn.
FOureCntht, 100 Third ave, Fortv.scvent 80 To
l!V1 lld.aFe, ticnr SKI cts. md It'd HARLEM
" J, PSI East onehunfr.d. nd.twcntyffih.st on
.. m at regular office rateA ~
EUR SALE.-Ihc chance OF lifetime. will
so my storc ana Roois-clorng boots ana shoes and
dry goods Tho trade te State loa son uojr llt
Address p o. Box a. Erie, Illinois.
FOR SALE.-AvOn Inn at Key East Beach n
puey health resort midway between New. York ami ph
adepha hc best hotel IN every particular on IN New cr
Hcy COAST. Location for summer and busncss I'M
surpassed, J good paJln- iuHeamcnt demo I.trattd.
rice and terms Reasonable. la order inproy
mcuts 10 thu general property. Address
l.. BATCHEIDR l23l Clrstnut.st, phladclubta.
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For Young Ladios-Country.

GLANERACk, y. Y, College and Hudson
- River Institute. COLLEGE course FOX GItdultne
course ~ c aud Art Toys Prepared for college or IN
thorough instruction I departments. AitT tenn
begins Dec. d. send .or catalogue
a. ID. ILACK, 4. B., President
NNACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
b.rs thorough training d. leGtiUl honor hour
from \. y. Address Mra lMOGLNL BE HIuOLF, Pm.
NSSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
- LADIES. sing sin2 y. s.. Best advantage. and
pheasant rooms. Rev. G. ID. RICE 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
{NASHINGTON, y. ca lady having a
W small class in t4clzcr hranchgs Of study Whlro. I've
Pheasant nome ana every educ tupHu ADVANTAGE.
AuuIe j. s.. D.. 1884 I.st. Na-hug on. D. O Mrs Il
J. YOUNG FULTON. % CmGu square. -. -
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WHE BAY LINE


OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AID THE SOUTH.
Daily. except Sundays via Pennsylvania Ealroal $40
I. II. Parlor CIR through to steamer.
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'''1f FOR ctfENsTowS AID LIVERPOOL
CITY ~ CIEsrLR sat9E,sy' Peg g 3 M
CITY o E CHIC uA4dys ~
CRY OF RI HNOED. .......: saturday pecl4 p N
IRON Imam per foot o. Graul5t. Jefsey Cjy. CABIS
IA-SAGF $50 so and 500. Intermcdafe, $50. STELLl
AGI. nom ScW.YoIk 40 Prepaid ucketA ~ -, ....
No / Broadway, y, I.