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IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4ol. 81,

LfKlE hAILW Al. llCktI OlIlCcS, tOl, Ol (s
II I'll and 957 Broadway 1887 Bowrrv ls7 west-st,
Nsw.Yok: s3l aud 1913 Fuonss, Brooklyn; l07 Bro "a.
williamsburg corner Newark and ison st&. Hobo
KEN 80 MoDtgo St, AMI NsvStatiob Jersey CIR,
Tickets aud sleeping Car RESERVATIONS And
orders AMI transfer OF baggage b. obtained
ZSist minutes IN tins shown
local train, ID 10 minutes earlier
$3.50 sun iays)-Dsy Expre,. Pntntu Buffet PRAY.
iDgroen COACHES TO Elnira Hsrnsll-viis Buffalo Pull
Sleeplns Coach from !-Jrnelsyle 10 ClneinuAti .
,. ".-Daiy Chicago and 81 LOUIS Lmited,"a soit III
train OF DAY AMI Buffet Sleeping Coaches TO BudAo,
ST. Louis, 20 sItrs charge for fast ne.
prss. Pullman Sleeping Coaches
1l30 m.-Dav Oh Express Pullman Buffet sleeping
Coaches TO BInghsmton Owego Elnra. Buffalo. James
tow. Youngstown. Ciuciunati and h clHD
i45 s. 8 So 40 $40 $50 5:50 $40 $50 1850 8 1880
m; IL night $50 TO Rutherforl 30 4 m 20 D. mI
to Pss'aio. Dam, m. Sundays 445, $50. 1879 nAi
l2n,on =. 5. $50, 7'3D 3 ~: 80 pm. IL night; 80
$50. !, %; a'4o. 3. SCI, $40 500. 0io $50 49, q
1880. ll3D D. m; ~ night ~ lfays AS. $780, 1879
am, ~ noon; q g. $50. 7:3D q l03D ll;0 m. IDgn
Newark N PltersJn via Nsvart-545 SOD :. 30 1000,
llsOa; 2. 33o 4:20. $50. 621 $50 so 80. 10
Ridgewool an snnern ti5. 1850 10 80 M lA3 5.
$40 $50 1870. 3. 1879 II night Also TO Rage
VOID 500 nj 40 5;2o M e SsH,rG $50 IS ,, D. "a.
NewbIrg an Cornwall -7:5D. $780, 49, 500 $50
p. N. Sundays. s:S0a m; q 8 p M.
warwick-Weex DAYS g. II .sOa nj 40 p. m
60 'en-445 $50. .. 1880 M $3.50. I. 49, 74o 1880
Mlddlstown All TT Jervs-t45 100 o. 10 30 M; $3.50.
40 S. 7;i6 ll3D m. sundays. 445. 3d. 1890 M
Express ira rs from the NsxYOrk a7sa.
10 65 a. M. and 1885 D. IN ~
H. SOULE. l. p. FARMER
General Manager Genera PASSENGER Agent
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

N KAILW Al -lTains ieaso irOa ieIrts at "esI 4@u
AMI Jay a. tOliOws
West G2d-sL. go m. Jsy-st, 80 10, for MID
dletown, Fashurg Monticello. Liberty Walton, Delhi,
Norwich utca, Rome, Oneida Fulton. Oswego' Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago Waikiki valley DOpts. $500
=, West 42d-s-, 10 p m; Jay - 3 IS p NJ for Md
West 42d-st, 625 y. Jay-st, 10 p. m. daily for
Midd etown Fusburg, liberty Walton, Norwich Oneida
oswego Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, ST Louis
Buret Slecpers Niagara Fails Reclining Chair Car
free ~ Rochester.
Pullman seepng-car berhs reserved az 307 Bosdway.
Time tables. tickets &c POI 307 944 1925 Broad
way 1877 6thaye 134 East ,25thst 2Gi West l25thsts
New-York. J. e. ANDERSON, g. r. A.,
Is Exchange Place. New YORK.
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THE PE1ROLECW MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The dealings in petroleum certificates larger and
a confident basis yesterday. Until the middle
Of the afternoon, the fluctuations small and the
market lacked Direction In the last hour there a
sharp advance which may have been stimulated by the
lack Of well the greater confidence In the specul
tion in stocks. II the ia oil concdent with
boom In Reading stock 1t night he Inferred that settle
ment OF the labor troubles ia the coal regions indicated
only dry holes In the oil fields In the way OF safe
medium, it is probable that the activity and advance in
oil certificates sympathetic with the better business
in stocks The field unlmportant The mar
ket closed only little below the highest figures.
The range OF prices and the ota dealings at the Con-
soldatcd Exchange follows Opening, SO high.
est 80; lowest, IS and final 50 "a. The total sales
2.O1sOO0 barrels
Refined oil firm at "a cents gallon.
OIL CITY. Penn. Feb II National Tr,n-lt Certificates
opened at So. HIGHEST aos l0~est 49,. closet. 1884,
Ol700u rrels Ill 900 barrels char.
ter as4l barrels; shipments. 625O2 barrels; runs.
39.29S rarres
PlTTsRtR; Penn Feb l7-Petfoleun fairly active closed
e93 highest, 90i Lowest. s..
BRADFORD r-nn. Feb l7.-Nstonal Trinst Certificates
opened ssh ant closed ~ N9s highest, 80; lowest.
ssh Clearanc-s 5O2 900 hIrres
TITUsvIILF. Pc Feb In tinnsl certificates
opened AT $50, highest sos lowest SS4; closed S9'I
SPIRITS OF TURPENTGNE
CHARLESTON Feb II Spirits Turp-niin. nothing doing.
SAVANNAH Ecu l7.-Tnrp-ntiue nrm at 3S &c.
NINlNGION !eO. l7.-IurpenDe firm al 81 20
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Mem ordinations.
VHAMBERS'S JOURNAL.


CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL.
~ Requiring with the February part which opens nsy
volume the price this WE'LL and
popular reduced 70 ~ cents copy 81 70 pe
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Amsrtcs ~ Kitchen Boilers and Frost
Pictures Of the lima patsp. Occasional Notes
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cloth 81 2S. , ..
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Geacbers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
n. esses supplied; charge. TEACHERS registered
T., =; vacancies always hand; form for stamp. T. ~
AVERY American School Bureau, W. hth-st, NJ T.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Gov
&C. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 10
MRS. NJ. J. IOUNGFULTON, % Union Square.
MISS ADELA RANKIN. Teacnrr of EOcu-
NI ton Reader Of Dickens, and Lecture Voice Build
Ing and Lung STRENGTHENING 81 East lthsL New-fofk
TUTORS, gcverneSscs, professors teachers.
all branches circulars Of schools supplied Ia PARENTS
modern languages spoken. MIRIAM CpYRlERE,3 East
l7th-st., between 4th-dve and Broadway.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU Or both sexes supplies Professors, Teach
crs GOvernesscs Musicians Housekeepers Companions
&C. colleges schools and families also ROOkkeepeIs
StenGcraphers and C0nyistS to nrsiness firms
MRS A. D. CULVER 900 shave. NewYork City
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STEAMBOATS, anQ RaiIroa De.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

u and afeer fEbis Ahl y, lecS
AND ps sHAHO sT TsHss NIL HE ROUTE =.
sSss:s s'IFs: G aSs
Sot I .a% cSessc % n.s
Wi! e slssp' Cock asi assss 20 cSy
ss sn.9s sSS he 81 SGo. Tor
For For Scmn 100 fs.as 10 roc s%a and
sa 'sG oa % sunds Ss go is 90 70
Ss1as "a s ssi s. iS%s's
s."$S.j % r. ii i: aisSs
e; % Nay S S s.;u rS Ss
$40 40 oo and t,S :, o" SUNDAY, as and
For SIs S@Tioa va New-Yors, PHILADELPHIA.
poi nay i 1ns N 80 & a ''"''' -"a
sass, ssSsrlyS Vsio'n. speedy and direct
sss e eay s. y s. 6
sHs sn % g IH1'.si p
rs 80 iO 2o2 90 - ESQ 70 4 70 g:
sa1aas SO e g So 80 g 1fs g
a m, 20. 80, 7. sos. o 90 0 1885, 10 80 .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
E Pre-: ssso: . va and co
90 ., o. % Chicago LIAM ted and 10 Washington
Sgc O and is's an. and u
H Zion 80 and 4, .Sd ana 10 p sunSo.y
6, 7. and p m and ~ 5 night
Trains leaving Newly daily. except Sunday, at b. 30
10 and II 10 a. M, J, 4. 5, M and 10 a. M aud
@ D. m. SUNDAYS. connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning, tains BOSa stauOn, Phaach as
~ oil. 20, O5, 40 so, 90, Z ~, 500.
80, 8 A.. IL and II rs a m Limited Express, with
Dining Car ~ and 80 p a. II 49, 2 go 20, q
10 0l, 90, :O5, 40, 5:35 30 40 a m. ~ 80.
3 30 a 80 Limited). 5:2S, 30 10 and 10
LeaVe Phil ldelpnII, via Camden, O0 and 30
daily, except Sunday.
House. Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cor
landt sts. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
OF Futnst, Brooklyn station. Jersey City Immigrant
Ticket once, Castle Garden.
Th New YORK lran-fer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS. T.. r GIL, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
ANCHOR LINE y. :. NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
From Pier Al N. r, foot Of Leroy-sL
Anchoria Feb -, 3 D. M FuInessia Mar. II, a m.
Circlss q. Mar. 10 3 p. M Ethiopia Mar "a. p III
Cabin as and f55 SecOnd-cass. $50. Storage $50.
Drafts issu"d Tor amount current rates -
HEN DERSON BRDTHG 7 Bowling Green New YORK.
(NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSA lLAN-
~ TiQCE FRENCH LIN TO HAVRt.
mpany's er new No AZ North River ioo' Of Moronst
la GASCOGNF, Santolli Sat, Feb lS; 10 m
LA ROTRGOGNi,. Frangeu Saturday. Feb 25, a. m
LA HsMPNGNT Traub Satu DAY, March s. 10 a m
LOUIS DE BFBIAN, Agent, No Bowling Green.
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
i LINES FOR CAi.IFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA, SEN-
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New YORK. piei foot OF eanai-st, n N
For san Francisco. via the lsthmus OF Panama.
NEW PORT sails Monday FebruarJ 90 noon
For China ma Japan
CITY Or PFKING sails Saturday, March 3. p m
For freight passage and general information apply as
eompanys Office on the pier foot Of Canal-st, n
H. J. BULLAY, Superintendent
lNMAN LINE U. 5. and Royal Mail Steamers
L FOR ~ ZEN >rCWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, Feb IS, 10 a. m
OHIO saturday. Feb. ., ! g p. m
CRY OF BERLIN saturlay, March B. 80 a. M
CITY OF CHFSIER SATURDAY March 10. III.
CABIN pass nGE so and Upward SECOND CABIN.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents,
No. Broadway, n. Y.
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Dressmakinq.

nRESSNAKkR, experienced cutter, filter.
hrrianer on ladies' aud misses suits and wraps dress
o. ann cisks made WARRANTED TO MT engagements
by the daV evening dTosse. specially Al reference Ad
cSess Mrs Il. ENNIS. 2v0 Wsst 6Ist-st
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AQUKpUtT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BROADWAY.
X4.Ils LIZ u laaA

AQUxpUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING No $50 bRoAnwAY(
NKw-Yohk. ForuADy B, 1858 }
~ TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOs Ii for Furnishing and delivering Cast
Pipes aud Special Ppo Casting, H. be ue on section 10
An ~ o. tho Ne" Aqusuc At such places the
CIV of Now> ork as may TO iesEnstei by the hqns no
and provided FOR III the approves orn 81
contract specifications file In tho once o The
Csmnssoners Will be received Al ms ohco unt
tnesfar. III 2gth day Fehru trv, lSSS AZ O'CLOCK
% ~. INCH place and hour they VIII Do pubicy opened
by the Aque iuct Co nmsson-rs AMI the Awa te con
tract ng aid and furnishing said vii
be soon thorcaer Is pftc
hi NIX forms Of said approved contract and the sprchc
for their onds And .lso the plans for
ssri work othr Information can he obtained at tho
b. order Of IL. Aqusduot Commissioners
JOHN c. sHEEHAS. Secretary.
AuuEpUcr COMMISSIONERS oFYcE,
NEw.Yosk. February 8, 1883
NUMBER g. TO CONTRACTORS
RIIs n n PROPOSALS for handling aud hanlne ami law
incn cast aud tior sppurtohanoos from
issth 10 the prup.ss gate nous. IN s
an frrs nh necessary complete secion 10 oil Tie
Now Iteton Aanouct ozs Tor Ia the approved FORMS OF
and on die IN the once OF o hqu
duel Commandments will be reeelvsd Al tns uWee un
Wstn.sd ~ Inc 2eth of February 1888 At 0clock
o. in az which apd hour they will bo publicly opeheo
AQueduct mssi"nrrs ~ tho AWARD n ,h- con
tsc Tor doing sad and furnishing said materials VIII
be bv said ssionsrs - soon thereafter a. pAc
lorna e said approved csnrae and the spscirra
ters and bids rsposa' and proper envelope or
their enclosure. and tern OF bonds AMI vs. the psns
OF Aqosdact ssionsra on application 10 tho
secretary.
JANIS q. SPENCER. Presdent
JOHN q. sHEEHAN, SECRETARY
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Danein9 Ataoemies.
A Lien DODWORTH, No. 63l FIfta-rJ,.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
Soc circular
GENTLEMEN. Monday and Thursday Evenings
See special circular.
Proposals.
AQUKDucT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2OL STEWART BU Id No. No. $50 BROADWAY
Nkw.lORk February s. 1883.

hUOh ZUI DIE" NM Do ID ~, " -'0 DHIFAI'
Nkw.lOsk. February s. 1883. }
NUMBER l. TO CONTRACTORS
BIDSOR PROPOS Us for furnishing And delivering and
lsyng AZ nc cant IRON piprs ,nd their APP s fIon
Gate lou ~ the
dong connection
tho npete Section OF tho New Croton
AQuru called for tho approved forms OF contract
AMI cncaLiols ME IN tie OHIO ~ the Aqaoduct Com
viii be rrceived this Office unit "Wednesday,
the 2ati Feru w. 1889 ht Oclock which
place will puDcv opened tho Aqu-iuct
Coz M ssonrrx ~ the for and
aud furnishing sad u ,terIas viii DO made ~ said
Comrr "a there ifter \ practicable.
Blank fons OF sAi approved contract aud specifications
thereof aud biso proposals. and proper envelopes or Their
4. zud also plans OF said
infur be the above -te
Aqu-duct application u tho Sscro
BY order tho AQueduct Commissioners
JAMES &. SPENCER President
JOHN O. saEEHAN. secroG.ry
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,

u NOIsfOLA, ' n, and SOU III
Leave via r.ln X. a.. 80 p m Pan ears TO Bau-
thence palace 81 auIels arTivin old Point at
5: l5 a H., Nor * u. H. V. TOMPKiNS,
Geu'l Pass Agent 81 broadway n. Y.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
M C sGIT}i' NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AND
YORK aS% sj BFi 81 S'S f5i ( s SE&
leave foot Of COrtandt and DesbrosSes sts as follows
o %fSa 'ays No. NJ s'ay iii = ny a
cr.car seats and sleeping behs secured at any Ticket
bGNSF gap FefG' eo eS@RRaGy
n EW-YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
THROUGH PARLoR CARS
CENTRAL r. R. oFFayEwJERsEY,
snwrORT' TO Fl p e 'f 4 4. N r.
anc 6 a. pSa and AaS CITY s'Hr"e s9
Paor Car be secured depot foot OF Liberty st.
RoST0N via FALL RIVER LIN!E;monly So
81; ' :aa Fs; e 9,nS n
YIN b resumed commencing tpr - conaec'icn by Annex
Ell tfR H 81 E.ca 1f' CITY and as
rooms secured principal transfer and ticket Offices at
Office Pier % and on steamer.
NEW-HAvEN - Steamers leave Peck slip
ed steamer, arrive lime early and east
CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
Station At N. .. m Limited Express ,nd
pss ts'i or Sleeping
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.
~ Fares reduced Boston, s3 Worcester. ~ So Nor
wich 81 e5 New London 81 ~ gorrespondng REDUCTION
" all points Eas. Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier
40, N r.. at p. G. w. BRADY. Agt
I .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of ovrtiands and
Desbrosses SITS. rs foll0ns
a Ill for CatasauQua and intermediate points
. for Geneva Lyons, Elmlra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local pointa Chair car 70
Wikesbarre
p IN for TunKhannock and intermediate points
Chair car 10 TunkhannOck Connection 70 Reading and
Harrisburg
40 D. m for PIttston and principal intermediate
points Chair car % Pittston
90 p m. for Coplay and intermediate points. Con.
Reading and fTarr sburg Char car 10 toplay
90 p. for Geneva Lyons, Emita Rochester Buff
falo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
Sis D. m for G4aurays and intermediate p0lnta
Trains leaving at a M. | D. m. and 3 40 D m con-
for all IN MahanOy and ualieon Iiona
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a for Maucb ChuuA, iia1ieIon aud int rmedi ato
s 90 D. m. for Copay and intermediate points
80 q. for Geneva, Lyons. Emir A Rochester
Buffalo an me West Pullman sleeper Lyons
General Eastern once, 235 broadway.
ROSrON, PROYlDENCh aud EAST.
- VIA SlON lNGTON LINE
lnsi le Route at lowest Rates
Spamers leave pier 80 ". r., block above
Csnstst. at sop NJ daily. except sunday
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AT THE CHURCH. 29thst and shave.
Rev JOHN DE WITT. D.. Of New Brunswick, N j. Will
preach at both services.
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n HEsuJsssES I'll a and yOn
~ n - I'D .stiSSeisI rd All Dealers f. VIII
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AT THE cHuRCH. II lafayette place. near 4th.st-
Rev T. w CHAMBERS. d. ID. will preach this morning
Rev. WM. WALTON CLAIR will preach IN the evening.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ -rransleave Staten days ter
Enxewsod r-nadv. Ciostsr Soarkil an Mack 30 100
$40 o 81 ADD ll3J a 1 Is y 80 400 $50 52,. $40.
$40 500 1880 M IL aidai light Snata,, 701 $50 20
week DAYS 100. $50 m. A5o. Gao .. sundays
o.6v q N. And .. N,
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~ .ord Gonn Parents who are unfortunate in the man.
offered by this school Address FRANK NJ HOWE, supt
FREEHOLD lNSTIlU re- Freehold. n. j.
'Sa cmAMHfR Ra Iouf m Prnepa
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
''''' G. B. MET6ALF, K IT.. supsrintendent.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrYtovn- on Hut
offer. unusual ADVANTAGES to parents seeking the best
instruction for the boys Address A. ARMAGNAC, Phi ID.
& SOn A YEAR FOR BOYS
R''OO swITHIN C.sHoRTLIDGE An uiarvard)
Media (Penn.) Academy.
Miscellaneous.
A -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREQ.
"a. STATE whether for boys and legality pIeeIed
X. EANERY, American School Buredu2 w. l4th-StNf
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Orecn Cleaners.

TNHE l.. S, AND BRAZIL NAIL SIS. co.
Il American Passenger Line
iUr Thomas, farDa1Ds Para Maranham. Pernambuco
Bahia Rio JanclrO and Santos connecting for Monte
videO, RuenOs tyrt- and ports In southern Brazil
Stea snip ADV >Ntl. Saturday Feb is, At p. m.
From n wport Tevs Va. we ne>dky, Fe. % at p m
PAUL F. GERHARD co. Gen. ACTS, 81 BrOal-st, n Y
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PED STAR LINE.
Ia FOR ANIWiRP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New- YORK and Antwerp weekly.
wAFSLANt saturday. Feb II. m.
NO ROLAND Saturd Feb. 25, 80 y m
Fall and winter rates First cabin. so 70 s75. En-
cursipn. $40 u ~ %. Second Cabin $40 Excursion
nd
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Ag 81 IS Broadway.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTGNE.
CHARLESTON Feb II Spirits tn 7p-niin nothing doing
SAVANNAH feU. l7.-Turp-ntue nrm at 3S &c.
WILMINGTON. .eb l7.-Iurpentine firm al 81 20
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NONDDFU SCHFh LLOI y % %.
~ sHOKi ROT 10 LONDON,
NEW. YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers saul from pier foot 2d-st. HoDokcn.
FAST EXPRESS SfEAME
Werra ,peh tS,q 80 msaa-, Wed. Feb. 20. n m
Frs Frs d ~ 80 m EultA S,. o., Nh, 3 3 80 . m
Ftrs ahin ~ i'd upward brr'h, according TO 10
cation second tain s55 berth Stcerage at lowest
OELRICUs & CO., No. 9 Bowling Green.
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AHA hRs tau Temperance Associations.
Cooper Uniop.-SnDday afternoon. 2;lb.

A.-naahnttan Temperance Assocdnuons
Cooper Uniop-Snnday afternoon. 2:lb.
Hon. JOHN LLOYD TH0MAs.
OF MARYLAND will address the Association, sub1eot The
voice peoples plea for labor In tho course Of his
address he will questions which have been
HIM by members Of the Anti Poverty Society since
his debate with Dr. McUynn In Cooper Union Enforce
meat or Rapport Of the Committee Enforce
nent the Excise Law. Results Feb 10 marry Eckhard.
salo No 200 East One and first st.
c'nvce Of violation Of the Excise Law YESTERDAY IN
General Sessions and Judge MARITIME sentenced him TO ten
dsy imprisonuen IN the city Prison. -
Choice musical programme BY Mrs wnterburn and tho
Misses Manning
JOHN CRAWFORD. W. JENNINGS DEMOREST.
Secretary Presidsnt
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80 the Collegiate Dntch Churches.
Morning service at III O'clock evening service at g.
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Musical Instruction.
a .NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of MUS

EAST l4TH-SI. 81 door east Of 5TH-AVE.
Chartered in 1865.
THE FIRST ORG AIMED and best appointed Col
servatory IN America.
At this FAMOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Elocutio
Foreign Languages. Drawing and Painting, Stulents
ceiye UN EQUALLFD ADVANTAGES.
OPEN DAY and EVEN ING for The Reception Of Pupil
AH-The N Y CONSERVATORY only at Fast 14u
ST. near 5thave., has no BRANCH nor CONNECTION vii
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMERS leave san Francisco ~ foOws:
SAN PABLO tuesday, March i3
OfEANlC i"csohy' H1ih
GAELIC Saturday Aprn y
BELGIC saturday May L.
Reservations made by letter telegraph TO- and
cabin plans 2s7 Broad NewYork Room r.
Railroad Building, san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD President
r. H. GOODMAN. General passenger Agent
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THE CHURCH 4sth..t and 5th.ava,
Rev r = STOkRS. ID. D.. will preach at both services.