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then 0efer unb gum eeredten Merger
meiner ib6nen unb liebenSmlrbisen
2eferinnen min Id nur eefteben = aud
unier 0elo bate es getbau.
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bas Gleifd, unb um fol@es frif@ unb
gut au erlangen, fam man unm0gli9
einen auperldiiseren Marft finben, OILS
ben bon Mm. 06fling & Snbn, go.
511 Mpe. s. 9ie 6erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e9uung ees
tragerl unb in ibrem gtabIiHement eine
talte 2uftmai@ine erri&tet, tpel@e allen
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fernung i@dbli6er Snsre6iense1 bes
Sleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdns
Big in ibren 8iebbofen einen sroBer
8orratb BON WaftDieb, aus tpel6em
MUIR bas Bette fit ibre Run6en gepdblt
tpiro. Wer reef bebient fein min, BET
beiu9e ben Marft, No. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
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O0Q'S

Sc giebi mebr 2atarrb III tieler @es
genb bes 2anbes, als ale anoern Rrants
beiten 3ufammensenommen, unb bis in
Bic lebtsu Sabre belt man IGN fur
unbeilbar. Biele Sabre lang ertldrten
ibn Gottorer fur cine lotale 2ranfbeit
un6 peri1rieben lotale 9eilmittel unb
ertldrten ibn, neil He TIN beftdnoig nit
lofaler 8ebanblung nidt turirteu, fir
unbeilbar. Die MiReni@aft bot bes
t~uiefen, baB Der 2atarrb cine Goniiitus
tionstrantbeitift unb baher eine fOni1i=
tutionsmdbiee 8ebanbIung erforoert.
9al's Ratarrbs2ur, fabri3irt BON s.
3. gbenen 6 &c. Solebo, o., 1T bic
einaige isbt i'm Marfie befinolide foniti.
tutioneue Sur. sic mirb in Dozen
bon 10 3rppfen su einem 95eel0HeIbol
eingenpmmen. sic uirft brett auf bas
glut uub bic fdleimisen OberHd9en
bes Gpfems. Sic bieten bunbert Doll
lars far ieoen SOL an. ben es nidt fu.
rirt. 2aBt gu9 @irtulare unb 3eugs
nife fommen. Ibreiirt
8. 5. Gbenep & 6 10,
Solebo, Ohio.
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electric NttterS.

Dieies SeiImtiteI 1T 70 tpoblbetannt nnb 70
popular sepDrDen. bnb 90 taum nod bsfonoerer
GrpGbnuna bsbarf. Aae, bic ss lenlals ee'
brouGten, fimmeu NIT Gin in feiu Cob. Cine
reinere Mepietn siebt es ni&t, unb cs ipiro Ga.
rantie g%eleitct, bab fe aaes leiitet, mas man
boa tbr beripridt. electric 8itters betlt ale
2eiben Der 9ebsr unb ber 9leren, 60 %entfernt
@ei4pire, ausfdIas. Sal5Fub nno anbere
GOlssn unreinen 8lutss. IS treibt oas IRA.
laria. Siebsr aus benz Sbfert, beust semielben
Dor nnb heiIt Is felbft in ben b~artnddtgften
Golsn. 90 eurirt 2opffdmersen, 9lutanbrans
nad benz aopfe unb Wigrdne. Ter'ude oas
electric 8itierS! Seiiuna wtro garanitrt, ODER
bas 6slb Surids3ablt. &rsis per Slof1s 80
Gtnts auO 81 in bsr apotbets bon VI. Drsib.
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g. 81. M4RNer.

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bdIt Elm groBes unb febr eetpdbltes Ga.
ger bon 9apeten, &ouIeaur,
GiI6errabmen unb Self { n,
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der Materialien, DEFENDERS
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Martte, tis unter boiler Garantie Der,
fault merben. s IL unb b e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sod
idIagenbe Mrtitel; tuorin 6err MIIer
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Weifeu bes Staa'
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer'
Ben prompt aus9efahrt.
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california sssetae.

WeinIiebbaber finbeu Elm grDBss 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen BET
0errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
plasa. Serr Meper fu6t bic Weine
on Ort uno STEELE aus ut.b fauft brett
aus benz 2eIer Ter Mein3h6ter. Mls
gutem 2enner geIinst es Tim tets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. gr fann
feiue 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfeu berieben. &otbs nnb
WeiBneine in bor3hgli9er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
ins Qaus seliefert.
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WNA&bHL 0&NkACG WNWtHGk ! !
Werbet Sbr bes Nu&ts SeltSrt werben
unb in @urer &ube unterbroden bur& cas
Sdreien zines franten Ginbes, wel&es
SdmerSen pcni Gur&bre&en Der 3Sbne
leibet? ST IS Der Sal, 70 fault cine Slaide
pom Wsrs. Winstcws SOOTHING Sprup.
Or wirb ben arttten Sleinen fcfcrt BON iei.
nen Sdmer3en befreien. Dian perta1e li1
boruuf, es btlft. Sc 1T feline Wutter anf
Grbsn, bic es periudte unb Gu4 ni&t nit
tbeilen wIrbe, baE es bic ginsemeibe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen Salfe unb @eiunebeit
unc Der Wutter 8ube SeriGafft. baB es
ME 3uuber wirit. Das Wiittet III fiber IN
alien Tdaen unb ansenebm BON @eidmad;
ss wirb bon elmer Der i~lteiten unb beiten
Dcetorinnen in ben Ser. Staoten rers
i4rtebeu. ueberoa 3u baben, bic 6laids
au 25 Gents
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- Ma6t Cure geftelungen fir Sta.
@elbrabt, slatten 9rabt, giienble9,
Rupferble9 unb 26tbe Bel Yiper &
6 1ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
@part @eIb unb 3ett.
@arantie fir niebrigffe .MarftpreiIe.
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sas- 20. 4'Qllbimi Np. 215 MIamos
pla3a, Mpptbefer unb 9dnbIer
in 9roguena alter Mrt, @atents
Mebi3inem, Ya,fiimereien, 3uileites
9rtifeln &c. @eionbere Mufmertiamfeit
mirb Der 6eceptnr gei9enft. Nufs
fridge bon auberbalb tperoen prompt
ausgeffbrt.
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Gabr@Y1am
Nranias Yab 8abu.
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Don San Nntonio nod Corpus
@brifti, 9pufon unb @als
petton........--..11 llbl Yormgs.
BON San NntoHio mad Rerr=
bile. commencement ubr Nbenbs.
81 ntunft-
Sn San Natpntp bon CORPUS
@brifi, 9oufon unb @als
petou. .---..5 ubr 80 Min. Namm.
Sn San Natonio BON Gerr=
bile .............10 ubr 8ormQs.
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Gdwad)e muO finoerleie sSratelt

fo1ten nidt berapeifelu, ~fonnern &atb unb 8e>
lebruns aus einem 8u6s ldOpfen, Durd mel.
Dies Sauienbe innerbalb f~iraefer 8eit lire boue
@efunobeit tpieber erlanst unb ben ~ein3isen
Bunfd hires Seraens in erfiqung geben "a.
ben. Das nit pielen &runfengef4idien ct
lduterte, reidlid ausgeiattete neuefe @ert
piro gratis unb franco berfdidt pom Der
1ribate Gltmic s. 9tepeniarD, Is g..
@uuftun Ctr, Netp Durf, u. 3.
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say- Maen 8eiudern bon B5rne
1T Die Wirtbi9aft bss Germ 6 ID.
8renbIer Sum $roBen S9oppen"
3u empfeblen, mo man a0e5eit elm fels
lerfrif6es @las Bier inbet. Samit
berbunoen 1T cine & eifauration.
Sic Mles bietet, MAG bic 5ailOn liefert.
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sds- gertauft Don Npotbetern, IS {
6atarrDs 6ur.

- Sn gemeinl9aftli6er SiBung Der
5toaislegislatur BON 2entudp wuroe
Sames 9. Bed nit 81 8egen 80 Stim.
men gum 8unbesienator tuiebergs'
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s6- &. 5. 8 ofbeina San Mn.
tonic, bat fOrttpdbrenb BrunnensB obrs
mai9inen, pumpen, Winbmiiblen unb
einen groBen Norratb bon M~derbauges
rdtben au nieorigen pretien an Sanb.
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gibere 8anb.uurst Cur.

u. 5diersmann, Scr. 6O2 Wefs
Committees traBe, entfernt ben Danb=
tpurm uater 8arantie innerbaIb Bret
9tunben.
3eu8ntk.
San Qnionio, 10. 9e3. 1887.
Na6 peri6nliber @~rfabrung fam i)
~be3eusea, Dab bic BON Dem Serrn q.
Sdiersmann empfohlene unb OH.
getpanote 8aabnurm : Meoiein Elm r.
6eres 9eilmittel III, unb baB ole nit
benz genannten l1ebel bebafteten periD'
men burh bieielbe curirt tpercen.
Mnton ADAM.
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3euAutk.

~ e.. S. 6obein3 siebt Buds
Brilliant Oefen gum gerfu@ auf finf
Moben.
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aay H. 5. 0ofbein3 bat pferbe.
rofts6eupre1en gu so, 100 unb 800
ODIIars.
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eoutbern Yaeifiez (Snniet) 8abm.

nar 8ros. liefern bic
beften uno biligiten Drudia@en. @ebt
gu ibnen.
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pT @ebt unb iebt Die Na6fross
nod &udfoib Waaen bel sc. 8. 6pfs
betua, Militdf pla3a.
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bic aIte uub bepdbrte
Gtfen> 3 0pl5mdaren<,

S9roeus u. S0msstts Q0ftolttt0,
226, 22s unb 2S0 Nartt. Strabe,
Gan Nntcnic Teras.
Saben erbaIten
Cine garlabung a~nserpdblten glcqaeu, @erfe
uno alfalfa (Quaerner alee) Gamen. Chen.
falls erbalten 1000 Yfunb nene @rnte Wab.
e amen. I'm Saub: Sobufon, Mixeb paEnres
Ordarb, @erreniaI Nge. uub @afen Gras,
Samen.
Agsnten fir MietIe8lueGrasMett
pflase, iinb bic beffen, einfa9Fen, btaigFen,
fdrtften unb leidt sebenOHen MeitpFaae; t6u.
aen NIT aipei suten Rferoen ober MuIen bear.
6ettet tperben.
ggeuten fit bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Planet II. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators COM
oined, 9anb . S~amensrins, 4Hage unb GnI.
tratcren. 9uif. y Bre9t @nrFmai@intn nub
UutNer ~rtsntIieE, gbaS. Eeut6s eonig . 81.
tractoren, 8ienen.0fau9er, Mefer 3e.
grbalten eine &arla6ung 6arrifon Bros. &
20. gum @sbraud fertis aeinifGts 6drben.
gbenfalS erbalten Hammonds Slug Shot,
oas bette Srfeften. @uIper. bon alien prouti.
uenten Samensl@tern uno@ 1rtnern einpfeblen
Bir taufen BRET bon Gabrifen unb berfaufen
o. ben niecrisfeu @arttpreifen fin "cash".
II. Hu&h II 2nhn
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OELRICH'S 4 90.

Borlin9 Green, Wew WCrf
Is. 5. gouns, 6. @riefenbed, enso &
Sdmelter unb 8. g. Matslamora, 80. 1856
Commensurate, Asenten fir San Antonio.
S &un9e & So, Ngenten tir gnero.
q. @nfef, a9eut fir Sdulenburg.
Wfoie &apbael. slsent fir eoniion.
Clemens & Gauif unb grnf G@er6, asen.
ten fir Meu- 8raunfels.
8. BOtiaer, asent fir @eimar, 9sgas.
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6ausbaltuuas : tteniilieu

Der 2obsn il ieben abenb sur gefi4.
iisuns se5fneti
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8eine gefdIifeue, iotuie seriusere
0Io4s g9aareu,
Gamlpfm aaer art.

@ir Hub bic nleiuisen sigenten fir Bite Be.
ribmtsn Modeier 2amptn, bsren qiht cine
feu@ttSaft bon 8 Bergen Fat.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

To-day there will be number Of weddings. First
comes that Of Miss Annie Berry 10 E. E. Varet, at
II 80 O'Clock in ST. Lco's Church
The Hon. Michael Henry Herbert, Charge dAfaires
Of the English Legation at Washington, will be married
TO Miss Leila Belle wilson, daughter Of X. T. wilson,
at noon, I'm ST. Bartholomew's Church
Miss katherine Colt and Samuel sloan jr., will
be married in Calvary Church. Fourh-ave. and TWEEN
ty-first ST., at 80 O'Clock.
In the Brick Presbyterian Church, Fifth-ave and
Thirty-seventh- ST. Miss Susan Spring Patton, daughter
of Thomas Patton. will be welded TO William Rauch.
Of England, the service to take place at o'clock
At the home Of John Taylor Johnston, No. 6
Fifth-ave, at 80 O'Clock, his daughter, Miss Eva
Johnston, viii be married to Henry A. Coe. Owing
will be very quiet
Mrs. A. Bertrand Reid, Of No 121 Madison-ave,
will give theatre party Of seventy for her daughter
Miss Bertha Reid at the Lyceum Theatre. The
guests Will be taken the theatre In stages, after
which supper viii be served at MI, Reds home.
Mrs. James H. Beekman, No. % East Forty seventh
ST.. will give dinner in honor Of her niece Miss
Florence schieiien. at her home this morning
a theatre party given az the Lyceum Theatre
on Saturday evening. Among the guests were MI apd
Mrs. Edward /. Murray, Mr. and Mrs H. j. Norton
f. c. Rothschild Miss Mamie Pings, Il. f. Hahn,
Miss Tie Rothschild, Miss Ida Rothschild, George
Pings, Albert Dryer, Edgar T. Aaron. After the
performance the party went 10 Clarks, in West
twenty third 81 for supper and dance.
Mrs. ID. j. Steward NO 10 Creamery PARK gave a
tea for Miss Steward yesterday afternoon.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Carrie SNOW
den, daughter Of Colonel and Mrs A. L0udOn SNOW
den, Of Philadelphia, TO stuyvesant Wainwright OF
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Lillian RusselPs voice viii probably be heard at the
Casino In very short time. When j. c. Dun heard
Of the contract Miss Russell had signed with Rudolph
Aronson for next spring, no Immediately informed
her that her services as star In The queens Mate
would be no longer required. The company was
then playing in Philadelphia, where Miss Lille Post
singing with d" a Midsummer Nights Dream
Company. without wasting any time Mr. Duff con-
ractcd with Miss Post 10 replace Miss Russel In the
latier's part night. This occurred last Saturday,
and consequently Miss Post had only two days to
study her new role. However, 1t sufficient under
the circumstances, and the exchange was quickly
made. Now that she is Unexpectedly out of an
engagement It IS not known exactly what Miss Rus
sells Intentions are concerning the time that must
elapse before her engagement at the Casino begins
Mr.. Arunson was not to be yesterday, but IT IS
understood that arrangements will shortly be made
TO put the fair Lillian in the cast of The Ycomen OF
the Guard.p Something definite will probably be
known by the latter part of this week
Miss Frankie Kemblc. who has won considerable
popularity by her acting in @ Mr. Barnes Of New
York; has signed with E. f. Rice 10 sing leading
roles in one OF his opera companies next season.
1t is said that arriving in San Francisco from
Australia, Miss Nellie Farren rushed of the steamer
and kissed large stone exclalmlng, ." At last am
in that wonderful new world. America! !" Mr. Slater,
her manager, denies any intention, Miss Farren's
part Of counting popular favor, but explains that
the stone was bald and shiny on top L.,
H. 5. Taylor has been authorized TO arrange Tor
tour Of Wilson Barrett In this country next season.
Tho first performance in Ambergs now German
Theatre, in Irving place, will be given on Thursday
evening next Elm Erfolg" a comedy In three acts,
and FORTUNES Love song an opera In one act'
by Ofenbach. will comprise the bill go
The souvenir portrait Of Paul Philppoteaux VIII
be given THANKSGIVING Day TO visitors to the
cyclorarna OF The Battle OF Gettysburg
Franklin II. Sargent Will deliver his lecture on
methods I'm Acting,s under the auspices OF the
American Academy Of tho Dramatic Arts, at the
Lyccum Theatre early In December necessary
question involved I'm his subject viii be- How does
the actOr.artist acquire his skill Through stage
management solely, studies In paniomne
training clOcutiOn and the various theatrlc &C
complishmcnts desirable and necessary part OF
dramatic education p
Philadelphia Nov. GO speclaD.-Robcrt Man;ell
made his first appearance in this country In the dual
role OF The COrscan Brothers, at the Walnut Street
Theatre tonight The PLAY deliberately presented
introducing number Of specalties, and ballet In
the ball room
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vcvcy, Switzerland. Nov g, 15ss
TIE QUESTION OF SCHOOL REFORMS.

TO the GATOR 0 7 7 he TT bunc.
Sir After a careful examination Of the complexion
OF the new Board of Education which begins its duties
on January ! ! fail to see how any one who knows
anything OF the character Of ths just appointed
by Mayor Hewitt conceive Of their being any prob
ability that the committees for next year viii remain
as now constituted There IS, therefore, IN my mind
the best opportunity afforded the taxpayers Of
New-York who have children in the public schools
to express through your columns their desire for
changes in the course Of study, in the methods Of
ins pectiOn in the examinations and other such mat
terS in order that some of us Who have been long
IN the harness may reply through the papers, explain
Ing why certain changes cannot be manc. We might
show also what moro important changes should be
made first IN fact enable the friends Of reform through
these discussions to determine I'm short time exactly
where the reforms Of the coming year shall begin
New-YOrk, Now %, 1883. PONS
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AMBERG'S NEW THEATRE.
THE FUTURE HOME OF GERMAN OPERA AND
COMEDY IN THIS CITY.

COMEDY IN THIS CITY.
Gustavc Amberg's now German theatre, on the site
of the old Irving Hail. Fftcenthst and Irving place.
will be opened 10 tho public Thursday night In
outward appearance the building IS perhaps the only
one in the city, outside Of the Casino, which looks
Ike what It really is-a theatre. Its architecture Is
of tho Spanish Moresque style, and the exterior walls
are made Of red and yellow brick with darlred terra
Gotta trimmings The interior suggests the Roman
esque in treatment The floors Of the outer and inner
Hobbies, which lead Of from tho main entrance on
Irving place. are tiled with dlam0nd-shaped marble
blocks. All OF tho wallscotug IS Of marble mosaic,
and tho walls divided into heavy frescoed panels
bordercd with Celtic bands Of coudcd bronze and gold
Tho foyer ceiling is laid of I'm small squares Of
wooden moulding The ceiling Of the inner lobby IS
composed Of little discs enci,cled by neat design of
laurel leaves, while tho walls treated in greenish
bronze with deep red frleze
broad iron stairway leads from the north side Of
this lobby to the first balcony. The auditorium Is
divided into an orchestra and two balconies, with
total seating capacity Of 100. There IS no or
chcstra circle. There ten boxes, five on each
side treated in light bronze, relieved by shaded red
tns. The decorations all suggest warmth and COM
fort The walls begin in deep red, over which are
stenclled patterns OF bronze, Old gold and lighter
shades Of red. The whole ends in deep fricze under
a conice Of RomanesQue design. Above this IS an
other conlce decorated with earlands festoons and
eNfiuS bearing inc Nantes Ol IGlIbus NtiildH uioH-
atlsts. Tho prOscenium arch and balcony are
treated Ike the walls and ceilings iPrads and bronzes
and decorated with Celtic and Roman borders The
stage forty feet wide by seventy feet Deep and the
drop curtain Is tho work OF the celebrated German
painter Carl Geiger Ii cost 5000 forms The
stage equipped with all the latest conriyances for
rapid setting, and twelve reproo dressing rooms are
provided for the company, with two large oAtra
for male and female supcrnumcraries. The scene
room proper IS I'm building entirely apart from the
theatre The house viii be lighted by electricity
Every prcaution has been taken against fire, ana
from each floor there nine distinct exits, three
Fftccnthst, four 10 Irving place and two to Four
tccnth-st. on either side OF the main entrance, on
Irving place and entirely separated from # by brick
walls arc also strong frcprOOf sairways Of iron and
STONE. eAlcMd.u. o The seoond and topmO5i balcony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
Pest Omce Notice.

Should daily by ell interested as changes may occus
Letters for foreign countre. specially addressed
dispatch by any particular steamer except when IL Is 40
letters not specially addressed being sent by Tie fastest vessels
ForejSn mails for the week ending December will coss
promptly In all cases AZ this Office as follows
% for for I f ESE iFa ana
ropean countries must Dc IsS 1orIppn fs New orleans
al p for Progreso per steamship IIopiS nom Ne"p"fs
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 m, for ireland. per steamship
Celtic via must Ss'e iI c! per oe $40
and % oT EqeP FOR PR Ireland mss Be-
marx sweden Norway and Turkey. per steamship
dro cortez per steamship Professor YeworIeaas
FRIDAY-At p. IN. for cludai Bolivar, per Steamship
Amcita.
sATURDAY-AtI a. NJ for Brazil and the Ia Plata coun-
tries via Brazil for ST. ahomas ana ~ a Sroif wa y
via Bar6adoes per steamship Advance from Newport News
e xsns iSr S IN Tor Jamacs Greyiown belize Guas-
Puerto GOrtsz and gs9 per E0a siamp
Boca del ToO steamship Adirondack e,ters or Cos's
H. for Fortune Island and Hayt; per stean'
I lands A Sar steamship an Mure al 10 N for Central
America and south Pacific ports per steamship city Of Para
c Of Para Il a. II u for hsy v penn
at II a. IN tor Grea; Britain BE gum NSstheTin l;
d eerss S Sr otter European COUNTIES must Be 81.
per steamship Galla, via Queenstown lstters ior
Great Britain Belgium, Netherlands. Germany Austria. Dem
mark sweden Norway and Turkey be directed
per ~ ll.3O France Switzerland Italy.
SPAIN and Portugal. per steamship Ia Champagne, VA
Ravre II 30 Tor Scotland direct per steamship
olora Glasgow ueters must DC directet per an,
choria" ~ at liSO Tor Tho Netherlands VA Rot
terrain, steamship Liam leiiers must be- directed pc
~ II m for Belgium direct per steamship Vest
enand via Antwerp letters must be direc.ei per West,
eruand") y. for Campeohe, Chlapas, IaOasco and
Yucatan per steamship Niagara etters io other Mexican
so o saS %q. aa Ss pS % a
Mails for the Hawaiian ISLANDS. per steamship Aus,
tralla tfOm san tranciscol close here NONem.
Der '2s. At p m Mails for China and
Japan steamship City Rio dc JaneiT from Fsn.
CISCO close here Dee - al Mails ir Australia New
Zealand Hawaiian. FIJI and Samoan Islands per steamship
ranclsco close here leeefAbrr -
% m Tor New.YOrk OF lnshp IA
British mails Australia Malls islands
per ship Tropio Bird from Francisco close hero e.
cember s26. al y. m. Mails for Cuba by rail 20
Tampa Fla thepce by Key West Fla clio a
tins Office daily at 23O a N
The schedule Of ciosng Of Trans Pacific Il IL arranged
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland uanst
san Francisco. Mails from the East arriving
fucisco the day OF sailing OF steamers dlspaIcal
thence the same day Registered NAL closes at $50 pre-
yiOus day
Post once. NswYork November %. 1884