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Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

DUBLIC SALE
~ --OF A.
VALUABLE FARM.
wnlhe sold at public sale on tAs prsinises,
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, q, 1874
at O'Clock y. m.

Spring brook Farm, containing 100 acres, Z
rods. % porchos, propafty Of tho late Hugh
Stirling, AIN aled Al HOcklRnd, Ia hrandy vine
Humid I'd, New Csstie County, Delaware ~
miles from Wilmington, N mtiea nom
DnPont's stat on, W. q n Ratlr0an,
The improvements consists OF astone mouse
eontalnina q rooms Tie walks being stud
ied uaka II a very drs house, Large stlne
barn with ample s1Hddins, stone HfAnnerN
carriage anu tool huusr, shed, q good spring
tenant hsnse nd shoe shop, larEe app 9 or
chard In good bearing. numerona 2 0a', plum,
and ch, rry tres, plenty OF shade about the
house,
The Land 10 In high state of cultivation,
well wAtered aud frnoed. The properly ID
free from any circumference.
Terms easy and made known on day Of
sale. MRS. A. n. STlHLlN0,
HNecutri1.
L.w. sudham = Sou, Aucts. nc In " sAwts
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1ALRAM0M@ a WmAos HAAMR0AH
.OaEDuE,n - 8REsOF, April -, lsoa
rEAias leava IsiaWegs Avanaa DsDes
HAST satnlmn


BALRGM0MH n WsASs HAAME0AH
.OARDUEan - sREsOF, April -, lssa
rEAias lsava I'aiaWegs Avanas DsDos
HAST HlUND.
for Phlisdsiphia ana Chester, aIa, YSs
t5, 70 a9,g "a, 10 80 and sll u q. nj / % "a
~ sundGys,f 90. q, . %, 10 30 and al fs 9
a,i %, o0,s ts,AS 20, . 5s, q, 20 20 and u
p. a,
FOR binEsrly, accommodation, daily u D
For Baltimore, accommodation, dafiy az
enpt nundEy 70 =, N.
For uhioaEo and PlttSburE. ezprsss daily
olnoinaAsi and 81 Louis express, dan,
Bslt,moso accommodation, daily 10 N
PlttsDurN, OhioaEo and 81. Louis oxpftas
sinEsriY aoesnmodAtioa, daily : rspm.
FUh ZsAAuIss AEhGi, ! 10 A. Esaandal
gniys 1.Ve a y. deus except EunAug, q
2 ", - p. -. dang.
ffains fsave HhEkst BtIos5 btRti0A;
~ I'M, FSi!aesspiH %, r; n; daily: Es
srs csc end u.oo a. o.. dssly, szsapt Gun
dSyi ICE n ca SUNDAY onigi aSs and s.
PlttsoaIF. OhiGAEO and f. louis s1pFss,
.ciiainS 81 HiIpibrsaa-L.sa4s Fnnsas
ala, Ia ~, ~ %, 1000, NJ % q r., 10 %
.ooa, 5. aas, 8 40, Aacs, a.ss. a.Ie, ~ Ie
liiy, except sunday, 49,. T.ss .. NJ
HnrdzyH only, SIS an.
WNITnF0 tr1luhs
RArEs 10 WssruRn ForNra LownR rEAl
VIA ANY CI'a a. LINE.
COM GsR8EsE. Gssnii PSss. Arsr
Felan hons ~ va
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

WTLhiIzs0ENE - H1HTAHmP D. IA
Tune tanle IN enecL July stu iGa, Irains
leave hnins ton Trench street, as fOllowe
FOR Nrsllng, hlflsbni D, Juaunh kpnns.
acid, W1yneahurF junction, Manor ,Pottsvtlie,
fam l4uas Allentown, i.aaa u1a, NcrusFts
VIE and az points on the phiiadglpllA Aht
Hea'iins n, r., 7.Hh a. N, aud 2, - .. n.
For Apringtield, MEYuehbuTg junction
O0atesville, MmhTsrvle, Lenape, Cbbdd'I
rvri and Dupuut's and intermediate polntA
7 Uc a. NJ, aIa 8 " D, m.
Yer COauogville aud intermediate points 81
'.01 4. m, go ana S. o. \. M.
frr West Cheetsf N a. M, 40 ana g. y
,, NJ
DAILY e1cspl saturday and euuday.
For r. Gw Bridge and Intermediate poiREa.
Z. 10 D.. m. And on saturday only Al 6.t8 ant
u.lG 9, IN,
On spuaay for ReAdinE and interraediAl,
puinta, al sos a. m, AID Tor Springfield an
ntHflnpulHts paiutn NJ 300 D. m.
A. u. Mcs'AUSl4AHD, BOW n EE3 BliIaaa,
Nuptrfut4uapnt ftAB paaa gRs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

96 EANA~N~N - "SANf
5000 Tablccloths at SS. so
50 80 TableolUths at IS OF
s. 90 TAbleclOths at 81 as
% 90 TAblecloths at IS 90
$40 90 Napkins at 50 90
800 hapkins 81 % 20
q IS NRpsi fms at o. 90
Near Women's Waiting Room.
We have a Boys Navy
Blue Flannel Shirt Waist.
made in our own work
rooms, OF material and work
manshlp that will be q sur
prise to you at the price
81 Compare it with any
body else's $I.5o Waist;
you'll wonder where the
difference comes In.
Ches nut street side, west Of Main Aisle.
New L4ces are heaping
up like snow drifts. More
room for them than ever,
but a crush and crowd Just
the same.
We must quicken the step
of some to give place 20
Others. Prick the prices to
do It.
Orientals at s to CSC
about hall OFF -white, cream,
natural.
Oriental Flouncings, As
in,, 75c to 81 white,
cream natural.
Egyptian Flounclpgs, 40
in 5, SO and Csc, yesterday
about double.
Whatever else You want in
LsCes, and very likely for
less than the market
Chestnut street side, cas-! of main aisle.
Pocket and work-basket
cutlery are keen in their
new quarters near Juniper
and Market streets entrance.
600 patterns of Pocket
Knives at a glance Isc to
So so.
Scissors Sets, from the
simple three-pocket affair al
Toe to the richest satin lined
ca e, choicely filled, at SI1,
A dozen grades between.
What we take TO be the
best RazoTs In the world are
American ma lie. The tenn
per, the hang, the looks, are
with them. 81 to 50 rs each
; Near Juniper and Market streets cornel
|, All the japanese bits anC
! beautifers are punched nea
! the stairway to Carpets
. Juniper street side. TIL,
most hideeousIy attractive
things among them are tn
J. absurd grinning skeletons ,
!, hand-breadth or so long.
. whimsical nlemsn to mar
35c. There's a mild Graz
. for them.
8 Portieres, bamboo an
bead, waved, birded, scraw
ed, s. Is to So each.
d Japanese. Embroidere
I Screens, Screen Fans, Lac
= !. quered Ware, etc, In move
!. designs.
!, Juniper street side, northwest of cent?
st JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

BEECHER, Sl5 Market street, will
m AXE you 10 Cabinet Photographs Tor
IS 90, ana have them ready for you In
iour dA5a. sstlsfaot on guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

7OrH PUBLIC SALH OF lSS8 AT
1o hookensin, Bel, will be
FhtuAY, ROVBdBEH on 1854,
OUWE, OUWS, ObWs, 90 HgAb 0S.SS7Aul
l will eall aa Ro0d = lot OF cows ~ 49,
YOU oaA nnd anYWhafe 3oOd Fresh TkX.
Cows and linse SpHngens. AlaO Z y5anE
StoeE hu Is end lot email Besyss rhia Is q
Hu0d l0t sfBt ca and VII DC sold Alto one
mare. 800 pounds, sound. gOvd w1F.or and
leader. Several Seyona Doa nnd old
Lot Of Harness. HlNnkata and Whips
Everybody cine. Dinnsr at i20o. sale At
WIN. MoVhUC4H
Robinson, Auot. Chandler, Uik.
Philipl OeEh'f. nk-ts
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CALICOES.
TABLE LINEN.

DC and aye.
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El,RsALE

TJKSATE
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Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

PHII.ADEErHrA, wedassdaE Nov, !,


so pieces Bleaehed IriSA
Table Linen, SIS inches
vide, and a quality that by
rights should be IS cents
We make IL 90 csNts-iust
because We can, It's the
cheapest lot we've had for
many . day. We've cut it
into pieces Of Q, 24, q 8.
and A yards for quick hand
line. Wont last from sun
up tiA sun down when once
the women find It out.
A jumhled lot Of fine ItIsh
Linen Table cloths and
Napkins. Some match, some
don't; some q little rumpled
and smirched Mostly pat
terms that haven't come to
an end evenly--surplus oil
Napkins or Cloths. We
generally clean out such
stTaggleis without a word.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

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DAILY REPUBLICAN,,

Entered at the Post Office 81 Whining
Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

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4 auIu4rl
Ils two
EniItr OF
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BLACK SILKS.
BLACK cAsHMERES.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
Of their a.nsaa. of ssolr superior capacity for OWL

neSlon
Commoussnss criticism. rspess, Of I'll this hollow
stun there is in America next TO mono There are
plenty q eutivssd iuasi0Ss Smsqss hops h
they Know perfectly well how false and hollow the
bosstf stuff talked but they let tho storm Of sell
i GDSCS.na. sa their aons there IN
words TO be heard In abundance for the real faults
in American oivraton ana iof .ny rnrS ~ re
eret or blame, at least In public Even IN private,
many of tho most cultivated Americans shrink ron
the subject are irritable and ns men ans
spirit OF criticism, there 10 none. In vain msn. pcad
that had set good example Of hammers n rr IN con
An upper class riaterialred middle class vulgarired
and lower class brutslized But II seems that
nothing will ebolden American critic to say FIRMLY
that in America they do not solve the human prob
lem SUCCESSFULLY and that with their present meth,
DDS they never can inc sys % the ey
6sss ssout pi tSss IN inner
rghtncss of the American accent and the importance
.srstu,S h. to say they hey 500 1 aoaf
i nss them sA' Trey asssi wilton ;i SS.;
ana DO their best make the reign OF dss eemsins
eternal In what the solving OF the political
and social problem they see clear and thn ~ Tx
To uss too, the future Of the United States IS Of
lncaicuiable importance Already we feel their IN.
good deal 10 learn from them. we shall fnd In them,
also many things to beware OF, many ponts nioh
II is be hoped our democracy may not be se sasfs
bore may no longer be that we have an upper class
materiaiised a middle class vugariEed and lower
os,' sTS anebe born Of the predomnsnce Of the
average man, Is a malady TOO
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOU RTKA~k TRUNK LINE
ON Lnftar Aana ..Iarl Train alAAx
Ob ahu 21tcr December Trans lca'o
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest paAseRRe Station In AmerisA

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In AmerisA
tSa NJ, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing
cars to Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal and Sc
Adams.
900 m. FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBuLEp LIN.
drawngroom and sleeping for Albany Utica SYRIA
cuse Rochester Buffalo, Ere Cleveland and Toledo. arrr
ing Chicago D;6Oa m, next haY
4lO:S0 - w. Chicago EXPRESS fer Niagara Fails Toronto
drawing room cars 10 Can andagua ana Rochester .
with drswing-rao cara
Albany aud Troy Connects at Troy for CARA
tsga saturdays enlv
u D. m, Accom- modatisn TO Albany and Troy
ted NJ. Fast CHICAGO Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto Cey
Chicago, with sleeping and dining ra ,,
1880 M, Montreal and Csnandsfsua Express, Jaw
Sleeping cars PatsburS and Montreal VIA Houses ron
Sunday SUNDAY train does not run vest OF Albany
ep. special Sieepsr arrives Rochester Ii&0 w. bur
falo e:95 a. n and Cleveland Las m. next dsy. ,.,
'll:30 p. II, Fast Night Express fer Rechescr bnur
Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indenapcs
cars TO WATERFOWL via Utica daily eIosPi saturday ssoo
Canandaigua on sundays oaly. . .,,..
IL night Albany Express with seopnf cars 70 Aysoy
and Troy Connects with the morsn trains Tor tn ss
for ~aratoga Lsks George and Ter the North icops '
fiokes in drawing room and stepping soa
Grand Cenral station, Alb IS6 and e42 Brs~.N
a. tation. NeaYorS ss3 Washins t.n aud $50 Pultoa
sts BROOKLYN. and 10 tth ST.. Williamsburg
weeo Express calls !or and enooks baggage from hsss
o resideaces 49,. - -.
st station up passengers for North asd West
~ NJ ron EY HENRY MONETT
General Superintsndent General Passenger Agent
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I,RIE RAILWAY. Ticket OFFICES 4o1 a1z

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4OI. 3I7
IL I'll and 957 Broadway. 1884 Bowory, Isl X;estst
Place Chambers street and 23d Street forbes
NsuYoIk; S5l and 1888 FulLon.i, Brooklyn; i07 Broad.
ken so hontgsnery-st, and Nsw.staton. Jersey Cyty
Tickets aud Plr0r or Sleeping Car AMI
orders for checking transfer OF can bs
trains I'D at minutes than tina ahs
m. lSundays Chambersst. 8lb. % at 1868 ml-Day
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Ora Ing room Coaches IN E1
mira, Hsrneli' vile Burlla Pullman slespng Coach
from HOrHellsve 10 Cncinnat.
D. n-Dsiiy "Chiczgo and Lsus Limited n sofd phil
Of Day and Buffet SIeepina Coaches 10 Bunsia
NAfar. FALL. Gerry Meaivie Cincinnati Chicago and
81 Lsui. No extra charge for fast time
ll30 m-Deay ChesSs Express Pullman Buffet sleeping
fAlo Jsmsstown. youngstown, Cincinnati and Chcarn
Rutherford and Pasoc-4t5. T. 7l50 1922 m; ~ noon
l46 $50. $40. 5;l0 $50 $50 6lO $50 1850 O. 1880
Rpl ~ night Also TO Rathertsr' $50 a. n. 20 D n.
~ aeon; 2 = go 1850. 2; 10: 80 m. u night. -'
Paterson-++e y I;5o l0soa MI IL noon las $3.50.
saS 9a '.itss' 40 5i9 $3.50. 5;5o olo $50 1872
$50 sa 1857 1885, So s sif nGse
Newark anil erson. via Nsuarx-bIS $40 = 3 30 1000
ll:so In 49, 40. $50. 6:3s $50, $40, $50. 10
M y night SUNDAYS 90 m; $50 $50. 7.3o o. m
$50. $50 1880. o. 1880 nj IL night Also 70 Riags.
vosd s6oA MI $3.50. SEQ M: TO Isrorn, $50 y n.
sundays. Ai5 als lt30 "a. .. T. 6i3Op nj IL sisht
Newsurg All cornwall $50 H.; 3:JO I3s 500 $40
wafvick- isys O. io.5oH M; @:sopm
GOsLoi-+ 40, 5O, o, 10 30 30, 4, 30, 80
Il sop n Sundays AS. SIS. 10 80 4. m ; 80
Mddletown and Pert Jervis-44, 1850 loSoA NJ, $780,
iG9sso q 80 . - - II 20 p h Sundays 40 Sl'
rrpress trains from the West arrive NevYorx a755
r. II. s0ULE L. p. FARMER
8s,ersi Manager General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after FEBk AIRY ., 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAND TRUNK LINE
Trains leave Nsw-york via Desbro.ses and cortlands
H.Sar e Psss saS the West with Pullman Pac.
e cs ' sn% cSso 90 81 anf Dn d
Sleeping yeSeusd car, az zoo m ey gerry day sS
Es Ss .S Spps ss s. cG. for Tav Pc
90 "a
1S go 3 20 SS '1p 90 s'H5a'.'
sn EIprsss Of Pullman P.EiOf Cars and F. snfa
S 3aas "a u : sss s fSrs'. i
sSa 90 30 and % 30 an and go af Ind
f. f. 5s Ia. S S A''g gs1 ES; S S
Long BFanch, Bay Head Junction ana Intermediate sta
$40 and D: IN; On Sunday, rs a m. and p N.
For g 81 ~ i.S3 a s Ss5 Pe!s Philadelphia
EsTfGs 1s RAF 90 s,s5y day via Baltimore and
Boss With all
transfer for a'fsSs Ivy 'p'' 'na a's''
daily S9H %.'ss,ss'ss 60 nssigosS
nS 30 70 sa IS e Sunday From 20 sh. 90 g. g. g.
iiiSsso ~ 60 80 2 $50 ,SS4sS % g
s1sa,1 a 90 IS s5S c So + g. 1sa "a
20 80 SOB S 20 TO- as So 10 IS 'p D. m '''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
aS;s g Sse Ferries va and c0
20 q. ChessS I%itsd and 70 w wa;A2ssS a
8, G. 7, 8 and p M and ~ rs night Accommods-
ton. 80 and II 10 a. m. 40 and D. m. Sundays.
Express 9 10, 70 Limited and 10 a. m' 4 80 D.
Q, 4 and D. III. and IL 15 night
Trains Leaving NewYok daily except Sunday, at 8, 8,
10 and II 10 ], 2, 4, 5, m. and 10 M, and
p m SUNDAYS connect at Trenton FOR Camden
IL oil 90, O5, 40 s IS, so, Z 80, 500
80, 8 40. II and II rs m Lin ted Express, With
g. o35, TAG, 12 and $50 m on Sunday ~ az
80 "a 80 timlted). :2S, 80 10 and :12
Leave Philadelphia a, via Camden 90 q Ia and 80 y.
Teket ohices, S4D, 435 and 944 Broadway, / Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cor
landt sts. Courts and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot
OF FuOnst Brooklyn Station. Jersey City; immigrant
Tn New YORK Transfer Company will call check
cHAs e. p GH, J. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Mem Civilizations.

STRAY LEAVES FROM
NEWBORN.
By MRS. VIM. LAMONT WHEELER
Ono VOL Tapestry Binding perfectly unique.
limo, gilt top. 81 80.
1T is likely create lively interest inasmuch as
Mira wheelers life has been spent In one OF the most
exclusive circles OF American society. "-Gazette
For sale by all booksellers Sent postpaid, by
thu publishers.
CUPPLES & HURD,
o. BoylstOn-st, Boston
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CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- soor OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER

BOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of April 8, 1855.
For PHILADL:LPHlA and IkENruN, Bound Brook
Route T. 80, o. IL a 80, 3, T. $50, 80. IL
p. m. SUNDAYS at 4, casa m IS 80. 12p m; M
trains leaving Al 4, I ~ II a. w. so 4, 30
30 II p have connection for Reading, Harrisburg
Pottsvile, m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Msuch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc On Sunday for
Easton-
80 a IN. for bennington. Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
8 80 a. m for Flenington, High Bridge Branch Eas-
ton Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre,
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Pottsville, Tamaqua'
p m. for Remington, EastOn. Betheneni' Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
As p m. for kaston. Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, WilKesbarIe, Scranton. lamaqua' Shamokin:
80 p III IOI Fen1ngtou, uien Bridge Branch, Eas-
ton Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading Harr,burg. etc.
90 and S 80 D. for Sonerville and Remington.
6A5 D. m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, etc. on Sundays at 80 p.
90 5 Is, ii 10 d IN, / 40. 20. 80, Is 10 m. ,
Sundays, 90 90 fsr Red Bark, Long Branch, (Ar
bury Park, Grove except SUI ys Point Pleasant
4. sn6 a. m, 100. 4 80 m a LAKEWOOD. Ions
u, A. for Ian &c CITY, Vlnelsnd'
90 q: 100, 8 is ii rs, Il As a M. LOO 4, 4 80.
so, Is p M. Sundays 90, q N. for Perth Amboy.
4, e15 II rs a. m, 40 p. m for Monmouth Beach,
Seabr.ght Highland Beach . -
NtW 80. 81. -. THERN DIVISION.
Pier ., North River, 90 p. IN, for Atlantic
Highlands, Highland Beach, seabright Long Branch,
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10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

In conformity With tho REQ Iements of Section Chap
ter 400 Laws OF 1888 the Sas OF New YORK, public
hereby given to all persons interested that full
70 the plan plans now under consideration by the
Aoueduct the construction OF the New
Aquoduct from l66thst and Conventsve 70 the Central
Park Reservoir including the CATE Houses required
thereon ali as shown upon plans maps and Drohles
in this once
Ssd public bearing To be held ct tho above Once OF
the Aouoduot Commit sioners on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
IL 1883, at O'clock D. M. and upon such subsea uent
days and times Thereafter TO which said hearing may
adjourned until CONCLUDED.
ny order Of the Aqusiuer CcInni s-loners
JAMES &. SPENCER. PRECEDENT
Attest: JOHN O. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
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4otas.

ODGINGS. New-England Ho.el. 80 Bowerv.
A-2O0 hxht sspsrats 400. Soc; weekly 81 Is 81
MANSION HoU5E-Brooklyn Heights
WI bresut opposite wGii-st. Ncw-Yort.
minntss walk from Wall aui Fulton and
Bridge; msdaons; reasonable sses
family ana transient hetsi zoo
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P0ND0UT aud KINGSTON. landing at
III Craastons lWest Pointl Cornwall New bnrgi.
Maslborr Milton, ionghkropsie and Esorus connecting
Ulster aud Delaware, Steriv Cove Noun.
tAia railroads. Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and
JAMES w. "a LDNIN leave wenk 4 y. NJ.
pier FRET 81 Harsonst ~ r. Saturday whom citV
Of klnEston loves AZ
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trasslsavs from Chambersst Station week DAYS for
Engievsod ronany Olostsr soarkl AMI Nyaok 53S 7Uo
$40 so and 1850 Is g. 80 400. $50 6;2D $40
$40 $500 1889 p NJ IL -idaisht sundays 1900 $50 a.
and p NJ Fer San1et sprlnr valley Msnsoy and Tall
d:5e a m. ami ?. m,
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Tnstrnetion.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
-CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free:
State whether for boys girls and locality preferred
r. EAVERY American School Bureau2 W. l4th- m l.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l, 4I3
y nroaIway. near 42d-st 51st year Primary. con-
ctal and classical departments instruction thorough NJ
NJ HOBBY W. L. AKIN n. G. HENDRICksON,Prins
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th-st.
w OCrienti6c Classical Two hundred students have
been prepared for Columbia School OF Mines
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6icamboats ana nai.rcaes.


A TROY B0AiS-steaaers SARATOGA
~ and CITY OF TROY leave loot u Christopher a..
N Il. daily, except Saturday. p II. SUNDAY steamer
touches al Albany
IMPORTANT NOTICE
FOR TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC AND
SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT:
The stcsmers Of the
PEOPLES LINE.
DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
VII the trip, TO a6apy ro H T
warmed. Freight recclvs nnul thc hour o. departar
w W. EVERETT President
B L HSJai I: 2t w. R .Ss soGrG COMFORT
: \ Leave via penn X 4 80 p m Parnr cos % Balu-
'''' Ill., N0 Gsal Pass Asen. 5ls Broadway n Y.
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST
ID Via sIoA INGToN LINE
St s:S S nav & 50 s.isp sa. ca; block above
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
IL STEAMER REDFIFLD leaves from foot Of ray-st.
STEAMER acMhSU" :. rom DOT Tarri,ca.st, Monday.
wednesday and Friday ate M. connecting Win Boston
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. TRAINS leave non ferries At West AID
.sss, 'fsi :srs aoa.: s'iS s' WALTON Tor
Norwich, Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton, osweso Buffalo.
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10 Exchange Place, New York.
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EXTnA STEAMEP9

EXTRA STEAMERS.
s9S sails Sat- A p EePSh90 s s9g2y %
Storage and Second Cabin passengers only Tho latter
win be berthed 10 the saloon sateroom and have the
OF the saloon and saloon deck Rate, s36 Excursion,
se5 steerage ego. Apply at the company's Office Al
Rrnad yay or Ia INV
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Wfedn dteanIera.

VkSWU ptsSosSbS.
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FIR sd sSs' o T flas $50 81 further smsa sppy
HENDERSON BBoTHERs. Z Bowling Green. n Z,
CUNARD LINE.
HSkw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
FAST Ext ESrk II s{ VII ssEky1cn ~
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CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
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passage $50 aHd sO Second Cabin
$50 ana IA NJ n uNDGRHILE 4 CO., IS Broadway, N. Y.
HAMBURG AMERICAN s. s. Line for Ply
5 md rHIssqTf e.s fs
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JAPAN CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamers leave San Francisco as follows: .,
G sAFIG s ss'HTfay' SAR %3 Z
IAN F&GLo r,a Saturday a 5Suo o. 2.
00EN sup eb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AecOm@odation.
30 made By letter or teegraP4 TO- and
Room r. Railroad Building san Frs2cissq D...,,oo,
cooDMAN Fa sSe PPI a.ansr Agent PRESIDENT
w HITE STAR LINE.
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. Of Mar Or hs p the Com
pan'' ou''' N" 81 D'OA j. BRGcE isMAY. Agent
EXTRA STEAMERS
Sia SS sal: sss sat- Ray xlRsSo ssiG1day *
viii be berthed 10 the saloon satereom and have the use
Of the sa;oon and saloon deck Rate $50 ESsnrsion
Broadway or to any local agent
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For Both Sexes-City
U,tE RFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
29 West 23dst Conversational knowledge in shortest
time terms $40 send for circular oil summer SCHOOLS
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For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
is East 65th-st, New. York.
VIII reopen September 90 Boys Classes
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STEAMBOATS, anQ Railroads.

hudson RIVER OPEN.
i Boat leaves Catskill aud intermediate landings
Of jyst N r. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday