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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. Il.

rGd or r riF LLIshR 9f.sr; NoS AiygsF;s
Ieao a 10 e,c q ;9S i io ~ "a
c waya ar tS5 n' con;as
oRIwl Nc ROOM CARS all Day Trains and 5 SLEEPING
re- an,n q & s S,qth s "a sE;sn 81
pty 49, "a 20 l l2:so p i.o8 s So
rer " SU frAh Il ard rhiLLfFEhURo Penn
For @&iLlttn;P RI srNgUny k + io1 20 an
Or AgEl ~ q q 40 So N T. sand h
Is :S 3D. e gfiSy II TOO s4s. m.
fG oS Ia T. q SIS "a p NJ SUNDAYS at oscr.
PlLfNr 1t at 100. g. g45 u se' 400
ot : So, D rE 1T.y' - POW sna nAuca cituSh
a; Co. =: s.6 m 100. l:Se. SEQ '''" 4" son"a'
por 81 POI o. 4s ioo IT, 80 5o
FOR a.' lflin bRDGE RGANGH at go. $40 NJ +o'
t@r Ner9sS n 5S. -, sts A. ic0 i'' 400 ''p
sos Ne Z II f &C &o ' 100 S lSso llsa a
o l4o, 40 5 80 i6s 'I SUI sund6y. 40 $40
a? < Cos 7o9 s ~ soS S4's o sss Isfs
$50 Ss9 &C. s 1sA S H. a sSS rl .' ESQ 800
D. "a ;C y. %< t; 65GEAN GROVE & An rain at
Ssa ~ laos To- 400 OF ~ go D. Ill., '0'
FER JsMo6D IONS NV and BARNEeAra at $50
g.. e. M NTItITR VixELAND and BREDGEfoN al
IsS0 a. m, loo D. H. ,,r,e,oN
NFW-JERsEY SOUTTEAN DIVISION.
PROM Pier NO. T. Yo,th liver via ssnLy cox xcu
Inv btCII[, KIDS sEASR5ghI. InN :, 1hh ~ ~
TAREw GOD TOM nj az. 'nd bhENH.A -, 49, q q
,cS,tq Fan he proeaTed foot OF II cry ", rlet :.
orth ,sr y! boz 23. 2,7 oiZ il4u an Sd y
;Na r97 ara "a 6h.ava. RiviDst last Az :. ~ =
,resa,f,ch.st;S Ia llG. East n -, .
az, EoN, nv and PRINCIPAL bQtcs in Noe-Nork 81 ~
,ropIyn rt 10 ourE iO1 Broadway so r. MI.
nst 2iu s79 Manhattan ave. In ho99ken. - as
T. nRfsr ornany wtl cat TOT III" su0"N' ~
Sa,e rom els resi- To dosunaion, St,ocE
] r. WOO TEN, a: 70. - ~ ttepet Agt
General Manager Cen fsss HLu \; Y
II. l.. BALDWIN ~ T. r. As1, IlO AADoAS '''' " -
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LRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
T. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements Of trans roci 1hameer;s Depot From sd
Coaches 70 binghaa'to1 E!rirs, hTnelisviio Runai
Norncllsv!le to Cincinnati + ufalo TO Chicago
op r-apaily. Che. 70 ard -; Louis bmiied Express
extra ca re Tor lost iirse Arrive. aeaviile Il a.
ClevclsnL l05 ami Cincinnati $50 p M Chicago,
pm.-DMy "BuraIo ana Niagara Falls limited"
lulao 40 M SUPP sion r.age s., a M The most
p NJ -Taiiy chicago Express for the cat A Solid
tTsin Of Pullman Day and Sleeping Coaches 10 nghamton
RUTHERFORD and Passalc rs 6z6 $50 30 Ssh 900 NJ
II lj b 44o $50 5;90 $40 $50 78O lnS0p
II midnight sundays 3;sS $50 lo:20 a. Las $50
Paterson SIS S46 7;.o7:5o 80 1920 H. IL noon las
midnight SUNDAYS has $50 1920 n m. Jis5 $50
7;a9 D. -. 2 milut-ht. a.. -. -
G ao r % ao SS gro rs, p and
az midnight Saturday nights only. sundays $40 m,
s1nciH T. - l:45 7:5o o2O m. l45 $3.50 800 4:ta
$50 40 $50 l@O & M ana y midnight sa g%5Gfys 0'
e %arWo5 ~ 7a5 ioiS No. AS p m sundays S:i5 a. IN
NewburS and Cornwall 7:00ea Ii. $3.50 $3.50 6p m sun
Ron,out And Kingston and Montgomery m 500 p IN
sun uos Ny s e. $40 75o 1890 m $50 $50 <sl 100
r $50 p M sunda5 S45 $50 1920 m. $3.50 90 p. IN:
Mddotosn a:ta o;i5 200 l9;29 9 a. M s5, go $50 =
Tbe m aud $40 M trans correct with New.forS on.
aro and West Railroad at Msst The II IN stops
P ST J sI As 100 1920 $3.50 43o $50
pm sunday 40 l1:2o IN 500 spm
mtIeon %mS ~: saI t. ln49 every
eleeng coaches obt ls and orders tho chac Sns
Mo- Mo- al Of J57 Broadway ls7 Westst H. r. 10 Court
at, Brooslyn o. a. r5 Oh" t G6ogES.y,S pspSta
'''o' JOHN h. ADBorr. GenI Pa,sr Agent. Nsw.York
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"ApIru RIVER BRANCH

SEW YORK NEwHAvt < hND tARTP0ROK r.
frsrs cRve Harlem Riv,r station. corner lS3 81 anu
Incon.sve near third Averue b. So Harlem NV T
Preached Third Avenue Eevaie" tniF dil "~V cAStnV
SuDdavs at 1:Ju, $40 luUO loo 4 IN, Zto 500
40 $40 Gao and 500 m for Post Moius. CaSaIo'a
IOak PoinO Hunts Point. Yves FIlmt AZ Not " ctt
Cle.ter limpson's. Ray Chester Pe~l" Bni bartoM ny
I.landL Pc ham Manor and sew IUcEene c"nncft3g AZ
new Roc-lie with train f1f all poi the m N n" OF
,no Nea \ ork NoW.Hnven and hartford ihnoad Sh're
line and Air Line DIVISIONS Ne an" n Ndd etoN H.
nain -ufeld Breaches and .oston and all points
Essf -,, 90. -,
1910 n. laily except Nonc -
TO- Nrw Rochelle aud 10 lnt"rMeula esla
tio.. al 90 noon ESQ tn atter tra connfctn;
al e Rochelle with trans 10 Grand Cent? depo ana
Stamford
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RAILROAD.
on and after November l. IS,
GREAT Trunk LINE

GREAT TKCNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trans leave va besOrose' and Court MT S'eo'
HATE ar itsc1rs and West. WITH Pullman Palace
cR sic tG Of raror Duing King and sleeping
s D IA coo 4octiuC at Cory FOR Ttlsv1llo. Petroleum
BS tore en-" %ashngtcn south Limited Washington
m 'TnVf So, and p ~ ana Il nigat sundy Gl0
ro o. q R,i ~ &c q city Except &c %sunaay m
opy nrancI Bsy Head Junction and intermediate stations
n sunday. ojj md bp m 10 not sup At AS0D''
For I'D Point <o via NsyYorE rssd'p MA sy sna
dor VIZ VI. Bs t@or- ard Pay nc stop Tesk ssys
Of Brookyn AnnoI connei wa ia arec rnster for
1I S A m Ssy q Prom 'SS%ia
am:2o {o = az ~ I Piiadcipbia $50 6:2O
- 90 $50 otO. ii:30 m, 2g. .. go 5;So :
SIM 3:56 6.l0 405 Sos lbs M. 800 $40. 3d.
600 V35. lo:oj p. m
FIR PHILADELPHIA.
E1nre-s ram. leave New YORK. via Desoroses and Court
en- "a"! st 30 $ fo''' thea;o United ana 10 ashnrtO1
%i.e u lee @ S lou Ss 80 ); + 49, aad
SuHaa En- Ts's 81 .l6 az n na'd anu 10 a. Nj ~
rdn, e1yng New.Y ok ay. except supday a,72o , aud
to,n q, al rrrao N io 1n Gsmea a. 'au H. m
Reimnng Trans e' We Rr2a "a 9,fI 20 s6 a. and Ii.
In limited press IL and 90 = ~ a-is 5 !. =
a. $50 a m l?aS a:5O Limited. $780, ilO. and
L9s,e 6res s4e - and II Rroaavay Ator House
ana ss.x ss 1%a So % booEy:
Bmsehs Hotel mOboF,n station Jersey ity EwiETan'
Sr NsSYorE iraas.er will call for and check
baggage FROM hoi ol. and residences. :, y wooD
cHAhtdh enc "a Manager General Agent.
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RETWEEN

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH.
bHoURs FA-TERTnAN ANY OTHER RoUTB
The New. York. Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
now Fast Day and sight Exgrss, between New York
and Charles Trans leave New NOrs pennsylvania
Railroad. 20 week days and daily, arriving DAD
Point Comfort OIL days and $50 m daily Nor
folk o and 81 n M. SeeDuQ through from New
to Cape Charles and Paror from Philadelphia with
change. Tickets IaflOrCar and sleeping b rths
be Ticket once OF the Pc nsY wanna aroad
Company H. b. COUKE CeB'l Pass and Freight Agent
IL. w DUNE superintendent
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DVERTlSE ENTl FOR TIE NEW
~ YJHKT I'm. UN. WILL b RICE lV.D AT THE
IPTGWN 0ttilrs. iSt Boo way, co ner Ihi g.
second and rwe'tyth st'. m u p III . Wost m
tyih rst. orncr llgti-avr 70 - tnnrtl az 'ntr
fonrtc,utht 100 THIRD av" former F"ry event. 10
H., ThirL.a-r near tx eth st Ina te HA LEM q =.
r. T. g57 One hungrrt nd twenty-i h.3i.. ',Ol
Thirisve Onehupcroi and ~eat'hfth-sl up To
D. M. regular Office raies
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TusIrnction.
For Boys and Young Men-Country
ut ,NA AIIIITAKY ACADEMf,

For Bows and Young Men-country
uIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.,,
III worcgster Mas. $olS ysa' s 1sSnf gp ,en
~-rwrOy N. j. COLL. INSTITUTE,
Emso,,n homeiisc healthy Ligh ESQ feet XSgnF
1o,. Gspeea,y Par Engi.h Commercial ssaSe bath
college n5 cold water extensive grounds. ndine dep'rV
mcni horses and beautiful Pe' fhsoX. A. NJ Principal
DENNsYLVANIA mIr.rTrAnXs ACADEMY:
Chester Costly Eq'dnTs Th Sg}SeSrpr
Classic hnss3 coIoSEL THO YxTr President
For Young Ladies-CountrY.
NYACK SEMINARY tor giris limited nnm.
rom S.r; t aGd2s M i%MSi i ~ nH6 Pr
OsSIXING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
reasd mA r5oms SING ev G D. RICE Frncra
AN ASHINGTON. ID. CA lady ~ wing a
small cias in the rher oranGhss Of study Mn rev.
pleasant come every educ ,tioql ady1nta,e AR. N
j. HY%oST YOU & T." 3 Union square, 4.
For Both Sexes Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack on-the-
IL Hneson-Preparaorv aud business for ecntlenea.
erSdnats cours alesi teachers. Year opens
sep'o ee"u io' w. II pANIsTER A. NJ, Prin.
ct. AUGUSTINE. FLA. LADIES' ACAD-
y combining >onthsTn oG ION IN CITY PrSye tho Sy
couTsc n hf; a, l@ns"Msfrex D a%S Pn eM anu
r"in''N1' ~' w Box 100 It August ne Fla
"VNHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass.-Famil,ys,
Dav ami Music school for ir, Primary Academia
o''ss'c'' MISSES PoRTER & CHAMPNEY Principals
Musical Instruct on.
GRAND CONSERVATORl OF MUSIC.
4C-wEsr 23DsT.-aG. ,.
The LEADING scoo Of rn"Slc elo'ToI ara a.ss egua to
lessons per week For particulars a1arest Ard
President
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ASIrSr SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOH BUSINE SS or
4 v

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUELE TRACK LINE 70 BuSlN ESS OR
PLEASURE THAVEl- 90 49,. 49,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALAN TIE W EST
SHORE OF RTE WOHLrFAMED III DSpN RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS 0F CArSR Ill. MOI MIA ms,
MOHAWK. 80 -, go,
sts ion as follows:
North River 20 minutes cartier than from loot OF West
D. troIt and CHICAGO. AIolo a. $780, $40 p. Pull
man seepers through
ST. Lonis $500 X. 10 p. n. Pum an sleepers.
Buffalo Rochester 72O, slolO 4. III, 900, $40 D. IN.
Seepcrr and parlof cara. - 49,. 80.
Utica and Syracuse 100 'lOlO ll2S M. GOO. 1910
Higha i'd Po'keepsle and catsk. '7i?o. 'lOlO liza
n nj, 800, sS:tu, slI4Op
Ncwburs kingston sau <rtes Albany. .7;2O. '1olG
II; IA. obs, 900, q 10. ll+u y M
SaIa'oHa via Albany i::O, IL. - a. M. $500 p IN.
For Month zeal and Canada kast 7:!J a. m, 6;CO p ~.
HAmltSn IOndon 'I0:ln a 'GOV 'eIOp M Toronto
Daily ANY except satrIrlay Other ira ms daily
sunday - ...,.. IA.
For tc sets taocs p,ror sle ping car aceonois
tons Information apply ut ohce iobofo o. ~
st.; BrooElyn, CUur a., Annex Once vo T" in'ohse
New.lOrk City, l. <U7. .Gl $40. 3u3 spl pto' l.s
1{1 0th-sye, lAb ast IL inst, 10 powefy,
Ard West shore stations fobt Of West ~ ts AMI Jt
North River cai "a Tor anc e.oseu op
h"'''' ~ RY NO tTt,
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
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Bnsluess g auees.

cFXTlENAN of large experience in COM
~ Inercial hfo and has el two hlu0rInIe psi.'n
IN. bro IL. woNd axe ~ eu-a
,n.nt Where n good awaits accrptiDI' sc''c 'e
soma "''' "N WOLF. llJ Broadway RooD 100
vNpORrANT-W Wanted n Gentlemen with
| SOM read, cash ely O-eanize furniture bnS'n'SH'
fH'''n f$oVTRST rbunt Branch Office, l55 ithave
xxtAN CFD-phy stefan tO 'Otatc IN Mlnpe-
w apols MINI FIR omen NJ for goo ran A., Not I'm en-
G. NJ De VOC, Druggist. ~ Ce"at'S'e.' u nue'p .., -
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chsmbers-st Depot FOR Engley
Closcr mont an ypcb T. $500 IL 1920 49,
b4O Gao. $50 p. NJ II m,nght. sundays T. a. m and
N.nuct sp1ng Valley and hOnsey I. lOa IN. 400 p
snnlnva q a 10.
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STEAMBOATS, dnO Raj roaos.

TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
" Fare ~ 50: EXCURSION. coon ~ klNG "a .pN;
30 berth Included steamers ~ ~ - - ave ~.
TAO leave lrrr = r. fod hI.sup4. rat. cav except
Saturd IS, NJ - u. SUNDAY seamt "rc'' ~ AtbhnV
ALBANY BOATS-'People's Line.r-DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMON , leave POr Al. North River.
OF CanasL, every weekday NJ D. NJ connecting WIN
departure.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE Tor BOSTON ant
J. tho IA Sr.-An rail from Grand Central Depot rhro
express ttains da Sundays oxcepted) Hosona m
pm tplror ears ptaohcd and II with pssee seepp
II W ptlPpLk, Agent
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nllscell
Gopartlerhip Notices.

1T 3. CLAFLIN & co.
Notice hereby that this business IA contnlet
ma er the n.me heretofore. In sew f0k
IN Eur ne by the subscribers.
The estate OF fOkAfE II. CbAFLIS g JOHN
CHAPLIN du aui hoTized and empowered
JOHN CHAPLIN,
EJWARDi lanes
HI FalRCHlLD,
H. y FORCL,
DANIEL JOHNSON
WILLIAM s. DUNN retres from the firm under
rpngrnneni Withdraw during the sn month. made by
him Win Horace B. Cia1in Il. b. CHAPLIN co.
New. Orr. nov. Is. 1889. 49,. .,o 49,,
THE firm of J. II. BONNELL 81 60. is this
day dissolved by mutu u co sen'. J. H. Bonneli sllN
responsible for al business Oh * atoms OF said trn
,sgped) J. IL. BOSNELL
JOHN HERMAN.
TIE undersigned have this day formed partnership under
'"' INV" ""' ~ " J. II BONNELL
W. D. HARPER
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!. rTHE STORY OF THE NATIONS +"

series designed to present 10 the Young the stories OF
different attained prominence III history
The volumes fully and beautifully illustrated ~ he
Story oi Greece and Tie story Rome really.
OF the former says that ITS graphic portraits
vivid incidents classic legends will &c ndeiibv in
r.-sed upon OF its readers Each volume
u 50 G. T. PUTNAM'S SONS. Publ srers, New NorS.
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A -RoNDOuT KINGSTON and CATSKILL

~. MOUNTAINS, .an go a tTnurtsa'' We. iomtl
Cornwall. N"ygburg N.rlbc;o Milton ouThkrelsi ana
Esgn. connectin WIT Uislo: AZ Dea are stony cove
K-E SION an JAMES W Ia Id IN lcaV eyery
3 Hsr-iaor-s ~ Y r..
except Saturdays. whcr city Kingston j.. yes = T.
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Douro eno Rooms.

East Side.
ELEGANT furnished rooms in fine private
n,ca. references sIchan ssd. SO East isth.st
l., FINISHED large and hall rooms first
L ard catering in basement lOJ last 2stGs
LrURNl~HED ROOMS. 10 5th-ave., q
L handsomely furnished paror and oedroom 10 rent
NRAMERCY PARK, SO Irving Place
~ Hnisnety furnished single rooms bath room on noof
below. gentlemen Only. -----------
NEWLY furnished rooms, with superior
~ board SIS to ~. 4Oi Lexington ave --
CHOICE Second floor Of five roon s. one
small SUITE with or without private tabs
EAST BOTH ST Elegantly furnished
rooms third fOoTs IN suits or single Win
frst-class be AID ali coDyehences
q EASr 41Sr.-Rpoms TO let with board IN
- hrst.. Ia pr, vate house references
30 EAST 2OrII-S1. Second and third
sfCo ooos with private bathrooms BREAKFAST # desedi
rooms for gehtlemen en- slite OF shgr.
~ EAST lST-ST.-Double sunny front
r., bow window rooms second and third floors s'aso
c.l N,;-PLACE.-- Handsomely furnished
Ue) large and snail rooms; references required.
West sids.
AT213W WEST 1877 HIST. Furnished Rooms;
~ light housekeeping or gentlemen.
CENTRAL. LARGE FRONT ROOM. first
single sGia Sal'9 warm GS Sa Nsst fss D0
ELEGANT suite of rooms, with or VI fcut
A. pvate also for snsie gentlemen paro'
dIa ms. ROOM; references. 3. " est S7tb et
FURNISHED pariors singly or togethes
l. references. Is' "cS' $500
DLEASANT ROOMS with board, at 64 west
i 6Jd-st.. refer cpces exchanged -----------
CECOND floor ami otker rooms private tapo
- hdeslrcd re ereuoes 70 = W - -
.SD FLOOR and other hand omcll .nsnl ee
- rnoms, private or family table neIr tb-aNe 49,
S4'-s~ i"sie0'> Nv hi'i - NJ 70 wet ssIhst
- WEST 26TH-ST., opposite ST. lanes
IoIti.-flosant rooas, en- salto or SiasiA VII VA
without board on moderate terms.
.lSrH-ST., 26 West, near 5h-ave.-pieas-
DO ont superior boards uuekcePu"n'oe o
erences.
go WEST 30 H-Sr-Sung and conaectllg
10 snper beard; private bath hshes' r'i'r'
Ell, o. required -.
M WEST 3ITH-ST.-A New gland
LED - lady Geslr,s a few select beardcrs
81 ON, maniso
nat COMPRISING six rooms, with
w b-ibroom and pryns hail. between 5lth am .utn
STA and 9TH ard Lexington ves reht NOT " eNcos1
nil rcqultu, s-cniy pven A"'
III. j.. 20. Tr.bSas tttewr umos i'-So h"ao"S
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Gelp Wanteo.
Proposals.

OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
~ COMPANY-Sealed proposals will be received Il hs
ONCE OF the Farmers Loan and Trust ompany Nos %
and ~ WiaiBst NewY0rk for the sale TO tue rus,ess
of eighty bonds OF The Railway and Sayeatos
Con5anr the sinking fund provided IN the morass
10 the uniprsIg securing tin Proposals shouj
he direc,cd u. G. RoLSToN, President Nos 20 and
% WILL. st. must be presented before IL 0clok
m on lst proI The FaIDeTs' aud Trast Company
''"''" ByR. g. RoLsroS, Presiaent
New.York Nov IL, 1885.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se proposals viii
i be received by Mr.. A. C MONsON, Tres 'urer Of the
AM can cub. 2ith-st and MSfisonaVe, until u
e,!ne aay. the III iay OF Novencer FOR the Serk
Regulating and Grading the Jerome Park Race Course.
Plans sp-c fcations ETC. Of the work be a The
office OF EDgineer at the course at Fordha ~ y City
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a, ORWICH LINE. o,,,o, -. worce,t,r.
~ educi,on NJ TO all points, Boston i
Rove DesbrOsses Street Ferry at 4So p m oay'
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THE INDEPENDENT,
THANKSGIVING ISSUE,
Il PAGES,
Contains the newly discovered poem by
CHARLES LAMB
Criticisms On the poem by g. WHIT Charles bud
lev Warner Richard Henry stoiar Professor p A. Marcs.
Professor Henry John Pearson he cscoSerer oil
the Poem).
Price II cents.
25l BROADWAY. NETWORK
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Ocean Steamers.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPAN1 :
| LINES FOR CALIFOKNIA JAPA n Ma zen
TRhI AND SOUTH AMERi' \ AND iENiC
'i-'' PROM %ew.York pler foot ',,n,l.st' 49, y. ~
IT via thr Is hn1s % ts1AhH
cGTY OF PARA s-.ls Tur-dsy. 80 So,.
Conn,c,,n ior entra amt south AinnIct ana Neh0"
3 ON san fr.rc go 1t sni rsnnAn sts,
For a. "a. aua Japan.
CITY PERfN sais 20 cires' " -. y = y, AN.
For r.. eh massage &c eFa IN o. nalo HbpS ~ ~
r,,v onecs On he uler fopt Caru,.si. = II ,.,,
pay 0iH'o "" '-' w. AZ J. iULLAY. SuprrintSn Ont
u,IF T.. 6. AND BRAZIL NAIL S.. CO.
/ smcrcan ua.vurer limo for t Thomas, Barb as,
O.. NJ nhan Pernaphuro. BAHIA. RIO de JaneirI and
rosbiy ~anio TO- 'nieyideo nuol1s ayes
and INF, rr siiats port4i Ontn"ru %ea1il -. ..--
FIEASCE wednrsdsy. Dee at noon from hooert oVo'e s
RrOo'l,u
PROM Newport News Va. Ont' rd hsy 'ucee dung ~ m
paul. T. q kKHAhD & CO.. Genera Aseats - EroadsS
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Nem Dnblieailons.
HOUGHTON, MIFFLlN & CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
A MORTAL ANTIPATHY.

A MORTAL ANTIPATHY.
The First opening OF the New Portfolio BY OLIVER
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