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sNrrsr su0RE RAILgOAD.


49, r...F 1 TT ID .
THE Dr-T coTs1tr p All. tiHlj,. OF: '''
..''.. rLttsrEE rrAE LI-.a THE WEST
THE WI. SHORE Lui ~ j. hl.,.t1 a.. o.. .rr,. q,
sIUEt or mn wgEIniAH d. y b,ioi,, ,i<-
AND IHhOUG4 beautiful NALLE' VT '''
On tnG otter n, Itl 1885. trans viii leave Wet '-4-
hIt,ars leave from new Govu.rovn station foot TO. W.
:,orth River. go Minutes earlier than i".A Zoo VI W.
notrAt and Chicago. $50 q. 't0O go p IN steep
jiI iusI.
Hu0tIo Rochester Suspension E1Irc NidFuh I"- ~ ~
a m C8l - 30 .. "a. Sleeper inc I1fni tt'..
Inca ana ~yIscus a. l.2p g. '' co., - ~ j. IN
HiglIa1I. FDa,crsic ana cats'lil. o. o. ll%' D. M
'TSr6nrE Kinrso,' -au srrt.os and Albany. :: ll2)
m. .i.,-. 1880
s4fafora AlnaUs 4i.-1 b. tl- D'' =" ID.
UaWui.i iondon p. a. D. IN. 5000 'elOp. m. Toronto
.pIy iusT' eroaIt sturdy. Other trans daily eH
sunday. MIN, car ,rtof.ulIi
lions OF information apply az Or CO: '"D't'i
~. i,ro0. Igu C.lr' st.. hruc1 One ZOO 49,,
sol. 94b. Itosl"aF, '. 3, $50" ny,
nld Vo,t Shore stations fOt OF "o-i t-il anu ''' ~
+OTtl tIf.L rs -.f .tI7 $500, 20, D.,
cle.. baggage from hotels and r'sI"I ny, 81 O'
left al rsrt Oh sss. ui-' ~ - J. -.
80 broadway ''"''"' an ''' "
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEPSEY
t,,c I'Jins ST' an \ vac = $50 10 A. No. 30 l. trsS
t.o $40 $3.50 p. IN. IL midnight sundays 7, a. m and
Nanuet, sprn; Valley and MOnsey 4. 10 A. 45o p
Arrangements Of trans Iom rhambcrs-Nt Depot Prom 2Jd
De. mDaly pi aundoys: Day tpress Drawing.roc'
Siass FANS ;" r@S nasH Ed5S stcP@i coachc,
.nmpSiy SChicigp ard S. LOUIS Ilrniicd 7 rpress"
soid Pullman ira Of Day Ar ping .na i9,ei ,Cs9Ges
H. Clevo.ani. 1913" am. Cncnnstl G:6 p. Chicago.
,p m.-Day Bunlo ana Niagara Fails Limited" arrived
iufGo no r. m suspcr sion ridge go n The most
8 p N. aiIy C,csso IIpres. for ne west a SOLID
fim,is BuIaio Niagara Falls CncnnaIl and Cloago.
R9h,rS n aqd r1sS 80 ~ 80 o S o 20 iGop me-
IL midnight eundays $40 $50 1920 a. IN. las. $50
rsiePson 70 80 1929 No r ;o noon las
n;nigt r. SuPG-ye, Tx $50 lo'2o a No. li' O"o
NeeSSsrS snG fasT.aa N:Tars ca 929 $50 100.
IL midnight Saturday nights onlS. Sundays p;l5 A. M
g sun 5 1913 " e no. a aSH a. i nn2 po 81;
sS9 lS3 m d fS oS 1871 !S M "& a nd %iis m
EewGarg aud cornwall 100 m. $3.50 4:oo Up m. sun
of To sS aTa Kingston and Montgomery 800 p IN
ea GosSen St5 100 lC2Y ISM $50 sSo %sS zoo
eSiSydeiown i:i5 bIJ 75o iO;2O a m $50 4:s6 7
es di, p M sgnaay as $50 loco d3o p IN
uas ana %os m Earo.d trim stop,
~ Port STI JSr7s 40 1920 am $3.50 400 $3.50
pP Poai a%p leave sslst & T. $40 6i5 m el5
every noe Sa % s SI 70 1919 ever
Tickets passage and aPart9enI Drawing ROOM and
@ S e. pfEsss ay S Ss I e The GoD3gs GGS
40 Brooklyn OF at the CoSpanys Dcpots W. OO'r'
Express re West in New.YOrk 7ia
W" .JJ0as ). Xs99Ty. GSal Passr Agent gsxYsk
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THE NEW LINE

NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH -
HOURS FASiE.t THAN Any OTHER kOU ~. -,
December T. 1881 tc NewN Ork Phiiadelohla
Norfolk llruan Company will Fast Day and sight
xpToss between DIRK ana CaDe On RES Trains leave
Sow.Yok, TennsyIyanla Railroad a IN week dave and
n daily. ViAg Old Point COnfOrt week DAYS.
and 1880 daily. No fok 800 aud . D. M sleep
Ing through from NewIOrk 10 cape hael anu Paror
or Phi sCcplia without chance Tickets p0rlOr car
Der hs be secured ioket ONCE
al The Pcnusylvan.a F5iivOad COupany.
r. B. co X =. GCn'l pgsA and Freight Agent
- T.. dent
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partmq ata0slnles.

ALLEN DODWORTH. GS1 5TH-ANE..
~ Assisted BY HIS -OS, FRANK bODW ORTIZ ,
Glasses ami private lessons Gentlemen ON Monday ana
Thursday evenings
new class Tor little TUESDAYS anl Fridays at half
past yyo commences December 3. send for circular
IEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. l12 9Th
"A AVT.-Privat- lessons and classes every day Gentle
mons classes Monday and Thursday ovcnlngS
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
East 5ithst Bank Building; Glass Lessons ana Pr
vatc Instruction cry and evening send Tor cfcu ar
\ Large Hall to let Tor Select Entertainments
GEORGE WALLACES CLASSES, III
II West 8sthst, near Broadway and Harlem FarkaYc"
p 'th ST; circulars
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
w Dancing. BIS Jth-avc See Circulars
IN GEORGE DODWORTH. 81 West 21th-st,
\ . formerly with Mr. Allen DOlwOrth. Now open. See
ircuars Room 20 let for Germans, etc.
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Fifomtoats anb Railroads.
BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH AND East MI,.

DOsTON. NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST
ID FAIL RivER LIN Best route via Sound Ma1 ~
mum accommodations minimum rates From tler o "
too OF Murray every dag Sundays exec a. pro
steamors and Providence Conn ctlon uom oI0'A
lyu AID Jersey CITY By Annex boat OF q T. ID
COoK,S TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
u 2Gi BROADWAY, CORNER WAREETiiSITn; m Efi.w.
S,nois tourney and excursion tctets 70 Da 80 ali
oRI,sANS HAVANA, BERMUDA. MEAlCo' anu "i
" s,pPeCfIL EXCURSION to MEXICO HAVANA and
FLORIDA leaves January SSX,ar win mans nubrshed
Sec COOKS Excl RSlONlSl' WIN H'aP'' P"N''
month sy % COOK son. 2Ol Broadway. N. Y.
rIORIDA. JACKSONVILLE and oil poinIs,
NH and West at than companies RACES ~ ye
- ~ Itp'S Ont Rate Ticket Ollca OF nioa""'''
,Nar IInane baggage checked; sloepers reservoir
ru1cIj vAJJFY RAILROAD.-Passenger
trains leave depot foot OF cortiand and
- ~ 3IO and p m fcI fa,toh bctn nWiisn.
n,D,nn Reading Mauch chunk. Glen snumIt Mlxest;
r oHande Waverly. ithaca, Geneva Lyons bunso
barrS Tllnan through COACHES daily LOCAL IRA rs
we =, ond Mo n m Easten Bethiehem ana Cophy
at - ioaVing az a m and $40 connect for All
,.n9n IN MahOnoy HaZletOn coal regions nunuS bS~
posxss Ter Nauel Chunk and HaZ eton : o. M
osnsral haA'eih om'o' NO' x B. BYIEGToN, @. p A.
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royLTaY AND GkVR

Live Poulry forward much fast Tor the 70
and rccs dropped q the lowest point OF the seasons
'ossiby adness shown az the close hut the
figures given seldom exceeded warrant quoting
higher
Arrivals NJ jrcs poultry for tho Christians mark wre
cc., Ner-4vr she dcuauc Ia shO ~ the supply and
ttcrmu1tNl heavily The marrct became dcW"ra1ei,
rpo Western turkeys falling To c'c per ~ aud iacy near
by stock sal Cold OmnOdttIOns tei
ma ut aul no
ddNs rIis week trade has dul and unslt
-iscory ~ tho supply STALE much Of IL ia DAD
der ana strong pressure sell such Ct any prco
obtlnaDc FOR goOi down &c for infer
chickens Choice m receipts are 81 abe ao
out.lc q t1us shade higher. Ou; thec
such and lower. Geese very duL
Ouoi quiet hut stcaay at Ia Il %. Partdges plenty
ana dun Grouse move slowly. Wild DucksOf choice quality
IN alr demand Vent easier VIII hero be unstable her5
after January I. RABBITS and Hares lower
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ArrW.YORK CENTRAL AND hUDSON

Eh - 90.
~ river RAGLKOAD.-C1m Commencing NoV. ~ 1857
tSa M Rochester aud Montreal EAprrss tlla "l""'
Rochester e. Ab.nH ana noht dining
-. 80 m Fast Limited Chicago Express WIZ W., ~
ears gtopping Albany, Utica. syracuse :, at
falo NtCgar4 Falls Erie. Cleveland AMI Ioe'o' "'''e "
,0a M Chicsgo Egurrss dr1ving.room cars 10 Oah'h'
daQua ROchestrr. NIAGARA Falls ana huLo nr,aa viii,
Iii n m " esiern Newl ok and NOT htfh fApi''' WIN
drawiug room cars r-,t.. t.,,reqa through
d,avy,ur room cars To Sauttoea, Fl EQWHu au "io"'
Fall, GA Saturdays eny A.. ,u.... orl rrov
for Fac 10 Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, lolcto be'i"' III"
and II. LouA .,a.-tr, oar. IN sy-acuse
road. Saratoga atO - Mohur" ,ci,os
Pacific LAD WITH sleeping CTS III
Ter Ruasio- Niagara Fall-, cleveland. TO 40 ans
tra ana n go also 10 Gicrtown ana Oeoch'Ou4E N''
x0eptSdtur1ay. . 1900. ,t,, ,i,o,.,po.cors TO Albany
- rroPp "cnue9s IN morning taiusi'I t-c Nos' u'
10 !cpet- on sale ~ Ccntul Depot y" %, EpWu3
C,ee1 I; Irosieay, IiaIIem Depot i-F' ana
onS a. Wesfcotts Npress Offices Isr~ -, %
80 IS ana o. IO dway, and u. est l@'n--l "a "
Yors So .hng and 80 uI'0n'i' 4i"'''" anu 80
Ith.si. " M In'hu <. . - IA cara can bl
,crTet az any ~ the tic Offices IN N'"io" my "'
,.itd Ked ron lt'f'-h''
s|isse ina. run daily AL ONE "u' ''..,P ''5'
IN. - ~, ,,i-N ~ 90 B.. g. EEH pNl IA.
General Sul -iiAicAu AT N''''~' 900 '
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
rApES pFDUCFD VIA

N sTONINGTON LINE. INSIDE RoUIfEL
Tn Pr evidence rs Boston. So first class Steamers
,eay from pier &c. Norh RIVER one block above Cana
~ AZ 40 n IN daily except Sunday; new tram Win
oafor cars reclining chars between steamers LANDING anu
Boston without y ~ PoPPLE General Passenger Agent
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BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Dec. 90, !
tt, q. ,t,, L-xch,,.,o and A.

NEw- YORK, Tuesday, Dec %, 1855.
The following sale was held at the Exchange and Auction
BV Louis Ncs,er
1 As,nrv dwelling with lot, o Is West jctn-st.
- > Il " OF jthayc lot 2jXlOO ., Jacob Bern ,-
BJ JDhn l. y. SDigH
! story building, with lot O#y9 at ~ lth.st, $50
nNI5G II q oil z0-ayc. lot 21lN.OOll; L. Foley 300
I'm Richard '. Hlu0cp d On.
1 g.afory dwelling, with lot 80 O37 lUth.ayc, Of
CIst-st, .o. ourlcd to J 'nuify =
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Musical instruction.

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY. .ouoo,
NJ The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL,
bEAST l4TH-ST, Sd dor East OF olH-ANE'
Chartered 1865. o -.
PUPILS NOW RECEIVED DAILY from u a. ~ 10 . p III
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Nsw 11nbllrailcns.

NTORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
NOhAi JANUARY NUMBER
CONTENTS
,,, e,.,oh corn.igp . Gen. G.. T. Beauregard.
aS, tres,ecfs and pOitCs .......A SYM postum
N ora Lorne Alex Z. PTie. SIR John a. Maclonali
Tie Imagination Coi. ioOtr :, =, en- n 81
11Screcis Rorgta William WalGOr' Aston.
1,o'racy a. Finland ndrew Carnegie
Sr'n - ;,ci -nenf OF Delaware .A Testimonial
By twenty -four leading Citizens OF the state
r..tars 70 Promi,ient Persons Arthur Richmond.
No 10 the secretary Of state. . "A
k1oT"-o,, m Grant ...........' Ire fditOr.
With Extracts from Private Letters by -..Gen sherman
No,es and Comments by David Reeves smith, J.. r.
~ sanborn I. f. q alvey, Jonn II Keysor.
For sale by all Newsdealers Price 80 cents
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nnpILAR sHORE LINE for BOSTON ana

IL the EASr-Au rail from Grand Central Depot Ihro
express trains daily Supdays excepted 10 Bost0nat IN
m eched and IL M with palace sieepIa
csIs Sundays az IL Pun with palace seepsng cars IAN.
-I' Z W PUlPLE AEonk
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY Promo,
Eorthe week ending Tuesday. Dec. 20, 1885
RRANs AND PRAa

BEANS AND
Receipts for week-Beans 3. 1872 bbls Peas ooo nv.
In kinds OF domestic Beans continues and prices
have declined l0Q 5c Marrow. Medium Pea Cbojcs
Marrow Offering at 81 20 and Pea Medium ara
much enser bought nan sold at 81 CO. Owing scacty
selling 81 White Kidney duh and weak Very little in
curry FOR Turtle and prices decidedly lower California
Lima steady 575 bags this week Green Peas quiet and
unchanged. southern Black Eye nominal
Beans. Marrow, Do. Black I. S.. 49,. az Is
Choice 703.. Do Cat Lima 23O1235
Do Medium h'ce 49,. al so Green Peas 1885 - "a is
Do Pea Choice. -. al go southern b Il. per
DO. White Kinney" o00290 2bu bag $1,000. 225a9 IS
DO. Red kldn'y...- 9OG2 lOl
Recepts for week. 2S,G36 pkgs Exports GAG pkgs The
late IA turning goods tins way and tn gen.
SON The closing weaker most kinds Fresh Cream.
Emulate and necessary
70 eject important sales Most Of the Elgn goods drecb
10 grocery trade; Obbers cannot handle them the Drcea
which receivers arc Obliged get TO Neat
Extra Iowa. E selling at 35ajCc rarely fraction more
for an occasi, nal brand showing exquisite qualty:
there plenty OF good TO Inc table grades Offering
range 34c and they slowly that arc
inclined drop the seek WIDER outlet for them
Very fresh stock and the bulk 81 the neld
almost entirely neglected one or TWO marks ~ gu edge
be dOne above c ana some lots
90 moor that have TO down 10 3OG33c state Dairy
change in vanes Extra lines OF harn are going al
26Sc entire DaiTtes at 23c very rarely at 23ad2c
anu extra 1rkns 2002lc But the demand confined
the best grades ana on inc Duk OF the Stock
"A disposition
era on any reasonable basis Imitation creamery and
forward moderately hut the absence OF i'm
porln demand the without strength. some
OF fine fresh Factory but the demand
improving prices show advance Seconds and
Thirds remain dull Fresh roll Lot plenty and steady
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For Young Ladiss-Country.

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at CrOton on Hud-
N son, y. Y. Address Principals. ,,r,,,
Miss 6 p pa KS and MISS G. :. UNDERI1LI.
HONE BOARDING SCHOOL for misses ana
children hour from city m1ker caIS; EoCu
board and tuition; thorough training Miss a. iH
stamford Conn.
HONE INSTITUTE. TarTytown. \. y;
boarding school for Young ladies AMI little girls
n Miss VI. W. METCALF, ITnclpal
NTYAC7K SEMINARY for girls limited num-
~ hers thorough training: delightful home one hOur
from n. y. Address MIS- IMOGENE BEHIHOi-i' IT'LL
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AnsIrnctiott.
For Both Sexes-City.

TX EAST 65TH-ST. non or,,s
I'D MISS CHIsHOLMS SCHOOL FOR Girls
Harvard Preparatory Glass 49, Boys Cissses'
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THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays. via Pennsylvania Railr9nd. 40
pm. Cars through To steamers wharf
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5ifamtcaie an0 RaiIroaos.

FOR NEW-HAVEN-Steam leave Peck
slip at p. and IL p SUNDAYS eyccDted.) II p
steamer arrives In time for early trans North and East
Excursion ~ New Haven aud return u 90
TACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and exour-
~ slon, al routes, at greatly reduced Write
Iaee ana other information also all pouts North
Inc southwsst polths reserved two weeks IN advance
LAN5lNC'S Railway Ticket Office 3J7 broadway.
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prccipts for tho week ooj baieG E10or. s2I bales.
Not uu doing c Tor export or home ush Holders tx
la prize, raiY incHei o. make concg,sons
" having pressing needs 20 the moment, are
d rse 10 ald oil until after the E.ldays. Il STOCK was
prt.sed low figures would Ia 10 be accepted
ron o. $50 choicell Crop II 50 ...... ga
cop ui lssj. god East m 1888 .--.. . q ~
10 primo 80. 3 q ,Pac.ho Coast 1885. Gl2
Do. low u medium. :
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Art Schools-City.

Art oCnOOIS-OIIy.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER -..,. ~ T.,
vi Win pupils beg inning TUESDAY oc.coer ~ and
drawing oil and water color painting sun III" Aon04' ~
and scale, china painting and decoration
'"N~fN Studio No 81 Ma,lisOnave.
References .
Mr. n huntington President National Academy OF DesSH
Mr. William Hart n. A.; Mr.. James NJ Hart NJ All
~ MI David Johnson. NJ y.
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CUNARD LINE

NoTICf-"IANE ROUTE"
FROM NEWNOEK t. 10y .tfJ'l- VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER ~. 80. Npl.H m TX
G,IfrN ....... saturday. Jan q. f3'R. ~.
sIRA%IA stturdaY. I'm. 10 % D. IN
gIFsg. sltuiasT. Jan. % .. $50 g. IN.
cabin pas,afe sen $50 and tior iutermrda'e. 5 ;.
St-rfasc tlet- and fru s part@ %. Fuup" az NcrY
r,t.a FIrctt ONCE. so Bow uuf Fr'en
y" NEMNON II. hItOM.N a 70. AEunts.
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FVRs AND sKlN5.
IN NJ md L.

quiet but steady; hand picked, 43%t'S'
country cleaned farmerP uncoaned SGJ ~ tS-
cans pier er and dul lots quoted 5l2dIc tchoJ
nuts 81 81 90 per bush Tor fancy thin shielded oii
HONEY-tH remedy Oull l0Gi2c Tor who uht @iao.
for dark white extracted dull nj 6G7c dark extracted ~
saahc o- nh. H., nr,me
To al
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= opyVICU LINE.

y ORWICH LINE. ro..,, 80. u.o-co..,-
= Ieducti0r ~ forcs o all noint4; io1ipn y
.. tf.,t,ars leave Pcr 3d. N'rth RIVER 'gt u W u.s.
or sr above Desbroscs street Ferry az a'0 i H. uay
exccp: SUNDAY
ITICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. X. |.
Va Lave Grand Central Depot ne CLOVIS
Ala IN . al VII. In newport a =: p m
AZ II m a.. 81 IN ScNf ont ti 10 D. IA
CJJ-Evlu.-IJJm cara ..... % ful Ot1 -. y =
IuIODORi. WAtRiS, Supb
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Creamery
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week 2529j pigs Exports 220ls pigs
last there pretty falF tr lie and
rc~s advanced &c. But FOR day two past tho
m rkct has ruled quetrr and while values still held
ut uy less disposition G. talk higher figures 40
present 4 a selling bass &C. for coioed and 9e Tor
white are especially the latter Fine parcels re
gong at a49Ac. and ConN9aop. to rTine ul cream cam
slowly nj from &c. Pennsylvania skins have dc
maud equal TO the supply ana The 10 ling steady AT
TO good. occasional lot Sci ing up 10
&c. Liverpool cibe I3s
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Pecc.pls n week b3ij Ukgs Exports 0Ied apples 1874
pEss .r.- have been bu' Ing mO.e cvaporcd apples,
ard eth -,l. falling Oh The rec P'9 prices r. Ida
I'f,c 'rwer ou al dc.IraJlc stock -un.trcd sliced IN
c l price rut dull export demand for 'r ut
Ur t, rlc r stat IA bnt dul rdAe On
g oilir cr.i,s Peeled peaches quit ant s'oty. IN
peeled entirely nOmnrL RasphCrIes continue 10 decline
tIu tl.." Other snail nuts quiet a-al M
Cuiursd.
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WHITE STAR LINE. .....
w UNITED STATE AND Ron Al MAIL STEAM
FRS FOK QUEENS IJWN IND a \ az 'pDl4
8LEMANIC. capt htuHtuv ..lhuftct, DC 3 i ~ p IA
'tTrIC g'r3Ieii % hur' jan. 7. a
HUiTAN a ,,,t Perry 1hur-as. Itl -. 1850
ADRIATI'. capt Pass 'l. . inut'lt' st1 - d a. ~.
RATt~-Saloon. 500. 80 md 500. Return tickets on
fevofalIc ferns Ncwi r. go From tho
old tonory as intermediate Adrac only, $50. For in
'pocton pans AMI ot,cr normau"h Apply ~ tho c'-
P'n' y uHo''' "'"' ''''''' "a. j. CORrf~. Agent
Agents for PhIadciphL STUART ToBHf 400 Walnut 81
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FOR Both Sexes---CoIntry.

Tor BOJh 6eACS---O OIn.ty.
NLAVERACK, y. Y, College and Hudson
- River Institute College course 4.. thi, Gl"io:ihs
course Ia Music AID iuys peT-I Cor C3t.c or lu r.
ness thorough Instruction M 3 departments. Term co. ems
January 4th. send Tor Cat@',tue.. .,- - ,.-....
Mr. FIACK can be until Jan laly AT q "t7t :ist
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nvach-ou-jhc-
IA Uutson.-iropara'ory and business Tor gentlemen
cr9JuaIns courss ioI ladies' Twelve teachers. WINTER
Session opens Jan =. send for cataocr" -.
~. a. BANISTEB. 4. NJ, Prin.
CT. AUGUSTINE, FLA. LADIES ACAD-
- TNfY. combining % southern Home in city proved DE-
statistics 10 De Tic most healthy TIE Conu 80, m atior
oTgn course in iur-h. Ia, suages Nu,it Drawing and
painting Sc. &c. Address J.. = NJNDAN. Ffint pal.
FoX lJl. ~ Augustine Fla
''TEHE ELN~," Sprm@.icld, Mas Family
I Dav AMI Music school for iris prGIIG academic
Classical ana Pu,t-GI. lu.f' CJuf-f% -...-
MISSES PORTER a CHAAPNEI. Principals
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VEGETABLES

Heavy receipts ofpotaoes Woty Merccrl from Prince
Edwards Island meet deraC demand At II ~ per lSl ID
other and Nova Scotia potatoes IN moderate supply
AMI steady but very quiet state potatoes quei ami un-
CHANGED Sweet potatoes move slowly must be fancy
exceed s. %. onions fair demand aud steaay.
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s tate FACTORY,
colo ed. lanCY...lD a lVif
30, white. fancy . Hd
DO, ,ull cream. Ilne . n ~
DO. Coed to Primo : iaU 81
D., Com. to Fair o a
DO, Night skins,
Prime. y = u
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Nils, rincy-..- 7ia8 - 10 y. c. peeled
.r,,o, cnoios. Gat,a sun-kuIei..-.... alb
no. common 10 .ir. u q - DO. ia. -clet
10. \. e. sliced dried. fancy ........ 10dll
iS-r flncv...... 1 a a. Do. Ca. perlei fair
Do. co.. tuUico... a bl2 toCholte ..-. u -
Io do, prime - > q 20 DO unpecled. san.
H., STATE. urs bhls 8Lu4 dri.d halves 1855. 2i.6 2
Do ono. q bli-.. ~ 81 .qu rtts les'.-. -'2D
d, Y au.i XIV arg. 9tN IEasDDs lIIe-,
Do. =. G. quarters 2LV eel lo@3.....-.iN q.
Uo 1...,l 4. .r,s DO. sal -rei, lS5J.i a..
cut l~sj. hags... u Cher es l0S D prime 04A2
P,.,nc. Ucl. evan. lhuck .eheTiica $50 TLs0 -.
r,.lei l>-j... 81 d25 Black berries. 1850. So
|Plum- Dam sJn......--
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Aprns are Cul and rely steady fresh receipts Ot
irregular qua ty dmust Ue unusually good - nj
ton orr atous grapes plenty, yey dlll and ri tillr
.tce below fancy almost IN llabIe. CIauner1os N
large supply. fu IS offered at tasr prices aud ut-tt3i
Ft.di ,rarc light opt tr demand and Tim, pIl,cs
showing some Improvement.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.


A lexandcr Institute. Military Boarding School
n at White Plains, y. Y Principal o. r. WILLIS Fh. D.
BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, CONNECTICUT
onrh Instruction and ctrelu framing Now ant enlarged ac
commodatious. CHARLES q. BARTLETT, Principal.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D College Conditioned rejected candidates C0acheu
summer or Winter HOFFMAN stocAbndge aass.
ELMNOOD SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-At Mil
II ford Conn Parents who unfortunate IN the man
oseTea by his school. Address FRANK NJ HOWE supt.
FLUSHING IN. " INSTITUTE,
n Boarding school for Young Men and Boys.
Address IN -'D L. 4. FAlRCHILD.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold y. j.
wear. Prepares for business. for Princeton Co
nmlda Yale and Harvard RLV. a. q. CHAMBERS, Pi1n
uEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE For boys, at
I L Hempstead l.. l.. Y. y ReOpens January 4. a few
vacancies. For particulars address the PRiNCiPAL9
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
L Worcester Mass. 3Oth year btGlns sept g, l9So
{. b. METCALF a Nj. superintendent
NEWTON N. j.! COLL: ,INST!TUTE:;-m-
Poys snccalty. primary. English, commercial academic
college JieraIatJry music. stuonaphT PymnaGum pam
rooms hot cold water; extensive Gouhc iins depart
meh' nOiS's' anu j. WILSON \. NJ. Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Classics Inel,siL COLONEL THO HYATT. President
CT. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL. WEST NEW
> BaIGHToN. staten lsi1ud-A ClurcI ~chc,l OF ne
Rev " T. Frisbv 81. Is, Ecv. b. s. La,siter NJ A.. Rev
T. Barlow. NJ A.. MI. W. /. Bees, b. y. MI l. G. Gator
J. G. D.. MI h HlcA5.
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State Factory Night


Peccipg for week G9fG pkgs The market has ruled
quie' al Irces show little chln2e. Fancy fresh laid ro
scarce and lle frm bulk OF gath stock
arriving f. OF mixed qut and sell. slow 40 about G25c
Held fresh very dull LINED In mOceiJt demand and steady
state and Penn, " estcrn and cana
f,esh h. III per dOZ 952026 dian. tall packed,
flesh i8d - U4JL2 ice house - az
fresh llImed. state l9I2GlO
eItucred far 10 LINED Western.
eeo5 5di1l1' "a as ana Canad.an. 10 el9L,
Lined European. Is Gl3
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ANIME COLOR PoIsoNING.-A vriterin a Leipsc jour
nal considers the anilne celors as rule poisonous "
their action upon the skin. as has oeeh
49,. g, coro,nc IN sp,te of all denals. He Endorses the
recommendation that woollen garments co!ored Win AM
limo dies should not mex: to the Skin ana ap
,roves "a test for these colOrs. the pan OF ne d
r,, of te wool to boiling, in test tune, WIN ninety
psr cent of alcohol and II the latter acquires au'
Violet or yioletblUe tint, the colol4ns hl"''oi " ~
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