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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ii ON aud after JANUARY % 1883,
GREAT TRUNK LINE ,o,,r~,

GREAT TRUNK LINE M
rn, . AMP SSYsR Va 5esOfasses c0rs'
g. Ss Tssss MIN bsI Rs Gs
M daily New.York end Chicago LlInitsd q f1s'So3
Dining, Smoking, and Sleeping VsssiDaled cars
wila%spors Lock Haven 900 ,ns F qsi dst tssvs
a ESd' ,s ss On Rs %G SDnnS''Hs - .,,
E., OG sGc fo S sa
IL 100 a. m, 100 200, and 400 D. ID
,nS and w 10 90 and the Issd , wsss
Eyprss Of rglns%S . ssSt car 90 ,s
ss sIlS. yxii Il bns ~ Hy :ssaiy
rs .aS sa % 20 80 and az 90 NJ ~
i2ho night FOR ATLANTIC CITY. -.
20 ,o ~ fthtoueh Parlor Carr. and D. IN
ss Msd 5dS a and .s 30
0t IONS Via RAILWAY and ASsSyS; s's s4s and
40 Ard 81 P .,Gp a. q s.S sSsai Rs. p,.a.
,. nd S Sss sArSsai ~ n r,ss
Bouts Of BROOKLYN Annex rorsar speedy and drsss
g ,snu,er FOR Hfooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
rxpress nsins leave New.york. via peser0ssss -
6sstisnds Ferries. as follows III. dining os
e. S SS sSs ~ dpiss n no i
s s.ssn as y md II A. a. SI sas 90 z
s'as.yss t;sS. ST. T. go md m. and y ~
hight AceO@modatsn 200 sos ~; Sunday. at s. z
and l aaG m % 81 sarasys seass 's"'a -
Tssss as sss ana az Sst
o0i sSscy aIa Sutton Jersey City fnsran' 4''''
oafss c SssYsE 9anser win cal TOR zoe
shesE BAGGAGE liter t,SR hotels and resdesee woQg
General Manager General Ps'sf
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the writer attend mass In any Of our churcnes no W.
learn his mistake and other things that may selYo an.
He win not listen to sermon say on tne p,oD", -,
constitution Of President Harrisons Caoiho', Dus -
Will hear one on some of the Ten ,rhn,
baps on that mart Of the Decaloge which says Thou
shalt not hear false witnessPS
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Mem publications.
NNHE STEBBINS COLLECTION
EDITION DE LUXE
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

.,The exhibition and sale Of the sTEBBiNs C9LLES,
TTON Will attract an attention second only 20 tnoso y.
late wears OF tho Mary j. Morgan and A. y SHHaI,s
gatherings works OF art Ana as lor eu Dt Illus
fated catalogue which is by much the nnsst OF nm s
three and indeed the best thing OF the hnn yee pS
ished IN he world As a whole, the otchings IN SONG Oh
me nrneps foreign catalogues such As those o. h99
first Wilson and the San Donate coleenons Stp and
IEstrStion the STEDBiNs CATALOGUE. which con
, ssvcral mates which their line have not YET oesh
surpassed takes the palm New YORK ,-t,h
the drst serious effort completeness and pereeton IN
the making Of the Morgan catalogue Wth ~ nhs Psp
and typography its series OF etchings ana
yignettes and process plates. The SteWaI 800 7be
sTEFBnTNS CATALOGUE which, as we have sara an, an
,ho te represents tho best work OF the kho yet uoe
IN this Country Indeed there Is no reason 70 rear IN
~ 1,ension on coInparis ons. h--The Tribune -. r., .
similar purpose In this OF any oeuef N"N'''
s 1--WE DO not know what Tho price Of the edition de
Iuxe with its large paper ia loose lnpress9ls ~
goSraphy but as FOR the people who making eonee
lions n catalogues OF pictures, ana there as Nsi
hond saw that these people would be very eFatelu 70
Mt stsbbins for 1t at any prlce."-The sun
THIS SUPERB CATALOGUE
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Specimen copies may be seen at thu
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AND EAST 2sDsT.
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF corslands and
q So a m for Catasauqus and intermediate potnts
Sa m. Tor Geneva Lyons. Einra, Rocheseer, Bcfnb
end the West aud principal local points Chair car y
Elmira ....--..,-.. -..-.-
1 n m for Tunkhannoek and intermediate points.
Chair car 70 Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading end
$40 p m. for Pittston ard principal internedis,s
rosnts THAR car 70 L. and Is. Junction.
- .40 n m FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
p m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
Trains leaving az a m, D. m. and $40 p. n con-
meet for all points in Mahanoy and Hazleon coal rgon
49, - SUNDAY TRAINS.
q N. for Maueh Chunk, HazietOn and in'eruedss
rs D. M for Coplay and intermediates points.
o. M for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester, bunEs
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
am ~ General Eastern ONCE, 2S5 Broadway.
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Jnstrnrtion.
-. pnth sexes-City

,,rrr CONVERSATION SCHOOL.
A OF AGES formerly NssSs5cyfaafp * wes
t2dsS OPPOSITE sn6sen automatically and In shories. tine
sDMoNp XTfNEAu 4 e6cds Terms sJ sia s9 50
antho ~ o. rIrdsoS Bakeman Co.. puolsherl
s.- - cTpcIITlPs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
a. whether for boys or g;r .s,u S' west I4ths.
AVERY, American School Bese-s, : :. 1891 y,
PRoFEsSol' 1os East 5lth-st.
n TNCTNG, eocutIon music singing, aanhssng halls
to let Firth Avenue C0nseT,Sao,y t OF MUSIC l car
tier,s Dancing Academy and burning school OF Aclgg
onice and instruction rooms tehearsals recsntio1s
and 14th sts, for professions '00'p''O"7
~ RTENpsP SEMINARY on Ritner0ia race, SoppositS
II siuyyeSant sausrej, corner 10TH opens 9th month
school for both caFsi1 G5aass s
rom he KindergsTse9 70 g Tor preparation for en-
latter ocnH ne iesdSe colleges The Principal 10 in
tendance TO receive applicants every morning.
GEORGE W. wALLACEs SCHOOLS
VI on Uo.t 6otb.e,. and HARLEM, 4th-ave, 12oth-st
Adults, children see circulars,
UUE BERL1Tz SCHOOL OF LANSGIg LaaS
Madison fagaEs G iRstSaiiN NOW .s'.,.,,,,,
Branches; Brooklyn, Boston. washington fhAAoepni'
Tor Rows and Young Men-City.
,,vrvrpsrTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.47a broadway,
rear z5d SD year; primary eonmeieia ana edassl
s dep,r%;9t Psr SS Shbk !fSIRSSSs6N Prnopas
Wo0DBRiDghs Sb Two hundred students have been
prepared Tor Columbia School OF Mines
Art Schools.
nc, roT,IsA b. CULVER will resume her classes,
wi from October 90, In Drawing, 0n ana Masef5eoiof
Painting, st Life, Flowers ana LAnus'Spo Nnin9 HS'nE
ing and D0e0raaGNSo No. as WEST 2sD-sT; v.,,o,.,
References; MT p W9llism Hart, n A M James
e. Hart n A Mr. David johnson. NJ A.
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CITY CHURCH ACCOMMODATIONS.
MORE MINISTER'S, RATHER THAN n0Ai

MORE MINISTER'S, RATHER THAN
CHURCHES NEEDED.
TO Bdftor OF the Tribune
Sir: The members of the Chicfering nan O ''
ference for the so-called CHARACTERIZATION Oh 'no e'S
SEEM to have overlooked. in their Eeai " n@ 80
good statistical showing certain esscnua lscs' "y
claim that the prsent church accomhioueV" J.
INADEQUATE to the population. Is this true Lo
the present population OF the city DC aSsunio ~ 10
700 ooo Now to ascertain truthiuiiy tno nuniSoi
of persons requiring and needing chai0h
ton, We must deduct nom this to'ai' 100
For children less i've Old - per osn' N'0'V
mates of hospitals. asylums PTS rlSor US
etc where many cases regular re- 10 900
hgiSns service az alex ..... per cent 6S,OVO
For mothers N homes without se 20 hsaf
who deem T. Ee cssIdrsp 6per cent 100000
For physicians, druggists Ponee cen .In Sc
driver ws eeg se from church per 10000
To professed unbelievers and their chll-
dreD, who under no ordinary ciretaIndI
stances DO expected TO attend mar cant $40 OCo
church. $1,000 ~ P 49,
No., 60 per cent !. O54.OOO
Take tins number from the total pOpua 100000
AND nST We have as the number requiring e.oooo
There are g6O church edices in the city.
seating on average $50 persons eaon aI5O0o
Now ST as egsTy Church can accommodate
by services at different hours AZ isSss
twice as many 1t can seat at any ono
dalton for twice this number, OF. N'N
Whereas there are TO DO acconmVA'oN -s,.s GAG 600
Tho truth. therefore is that We have ample church
accommodation for the present population of the city
The real need Of the city is not an increase Oh
church buildings but increase Of clergy-of men
who cen and viii present the Gospel 70 the lhasSoS
in apostolic simplicity ana VIII Ti aP1s'SnGK TMBER
St. Augustines, Network City, Jan. 30 1852.
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Il. II. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW York, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers AL from pier foot Cd ST., Hobokens
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
1-ravc Wed Fob. O. 10 Elbo..Sat, Feb 1o, O. m
Fulda . sat- Feb ., p M AIer Wed, Feb; 70. 0a. N.
shn Wed Eeb 10 pm. Saale, Wed, Feb. "a, pm
First Cabin $40 ara upward BERTH according 70 loca
,on Second Cabin $50 berth Storage at lowest raeS
~ OELRICHS 4 Co, No. Q Bowling Green
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NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
u RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT F0URTRACK TRUNK LINE
on aud sfseP February g. trains leave "
GRAM CENTR All. STATION.

Largest and Finest Passenger bauon IN AmerfcA
room cars New-York Albany and Albany 20 Montreal
Via D. 8 u. n r. also East Albany 70 SC Albsns VA,
zen. = 80 a. N. FAMOUS STEAM HEATED yEsTI:
dnins-caf drawing and sleeping cars for Albany
iedo etc. arriving at Chicago at 30 Indianapolis
osS We WITH train for Columbus and cincinnati
ronto cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis Detro, and
Chicago drawing room cars 70 Canandagua and Rocaeef
$50 m, Western New-York and Northern Express.
tos Saratoga. Lake George Rotland Bennington Nor"
$3.50 D. m, Albany, Troy and Utica Special. With draw.
lng. room Troy and Utica
meets for Williamstoyn North ADKINS and Intermediate
- D. NJ. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis e.
fono cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis
Detroit and Chicago with Sesubuled and steam-hezee
1850 D. m, Montreal and Canandaigua Express
sleeplngoars Montreal via Rouses Point and VIA ST.
Adams daily and % syracuse and Canandaua daily exesps
Sunday. Sunday train does not run west OF Albany.
40 a. m, Buffalo :35 a. M and Cleveland 26 D. n.
40 90 MT Fast Might Express ior Rochester Buss'
r. Nsss5 f pss,o csysas o ,S ssnlS
Sleepingcars 70 Watertown Via Utica daily except
Saturday, also to Canandaigua on Sundays only. =
connection with train leaving STURDY secpngcsrs
Albany. Connects at Albany with train for the West
Sale Tickets sc SIS a ana ssgas
isstS,ss station, New:YOrk sss was6inetcn and $50
sS RxpFe calls for and checks SssSss. from
a0 Run H' daily other. daily except sunday .ssog
SSa & u Rs Genera ' rs SSsa spa
J. ~. TQUCEY General Superintendent
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.ORDDEuTsCHER LLOYD.
App'f6 TTf.RroHs Z CO.. No. bowling Green.
w HITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w SOP QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AID UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GFRMANIC Capt. Irving wednesday, teD D. 10 q. m
EXAMINATION Capt Cameron. Wednesday Feb. IL, p m
BRITANNI6 Capt Parsell "Wednesday. Feb. 20 .. m
scETTIC C1pt Dawson. wednesday, Feb. 81 81 10 p m
From White Star Dock foot Of West 10thst
Saloon $50 500 $50 and ei00. Steerege, rom or 20
tho ora Country eco "A limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these steamers ouwsfd 80 ana
al az Hsrpoadwsy New.YorE j. BRUCE IsMAY Agent
NiBURG-American SIS. Line for Hamburg.
First cabin s45 and upward; storage at low rates
EIaravfa III a m; Feb z. sueyia. 40 2; M teo ~
EXPRESS SERVICE between New. 4 otk, Sou I'm
.,otor and Hamburg BY twin screw steamers Az
Susta Victoria and Columbia, Of 10000 tons and l2oo
49, rovger Send for rates and s9lllneS -
Comoany's ONCE 81 Broad Q. D. nOAAkD 100 20.
way u I SSRTIs Mgr OF Broadway. n. y.
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1nstrnrtion-
For Young Ladies--City.

For Young Ladies-City.
ET hE ;S IRE E2h 5sT. Ml GaneS ausnos
Of History IN Rhyme Lady tsscksF wanted next year
1CKsoN SEMINARY, 2o25 6th.sve.,, New;YOIk,-
j boarding school for Young Ladies and Chhofen;
terms, $500 yearly.
NINE GI0YANNiNI los East elsts enishIisg
m home ,ngS sSS pa iG sn9 ngRSS Ens Second
term begins February l.
V1N MORAN IssTITgTE FSondslL y l.s7 H aSg!i
x ANp M Rnx %Ias. VAN NORMAN P,ineipa.
o. PER WEEK board and tuition n I9gi la5
bsekward young ladies or children address s. om..
s. p, Tribune once
Musical instruction.
-SEw.yoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
n. For - Years Located az -, 80, go,
EAST iBss S5 2Ss5 fst OF
ps SM ga sh RRG@Sf T RS and Ssu
MNT Music hamS3y and ana b ao TiRsa
oRGANIzEb and best appointed in AmeTIca) students
REEVE my BRANCH nor CONNECTION with any
osT De s4S Sx % an de fSs f RECEPTION pS
A YOUNG lady desires pupils in music and painting,
n zoe. and 75c. lesson. Address TEACHER Box 10,
$50 broadway.
me- E. Rn1N HFEE9GEEirrn OF PIANO.
LAG PARK-AVE,
MRS. z. REINBEcK, PIANIST
M Igg LILLIAN REED. Teacher O Vocal Music. For
WI terms apply at 1e6 West 34th-st
NEDJEsKf, Violin. Professor and sooist Paris Music
his or pupils residences highest refsrences terms mod
crate. Address 40 Lexington.aye. -
THE SINGING GLASSES OF MISS EMILE c.
i CURTIS author OF the article on Chdren,s Voices
In Harpers Magazine fer February, meet at IA Last
both children and adaits who have been supposed 70
have neither voice nor ear
For Young Ladies' Country.
CoLIEGIATE SCHOOL For Girls. ENSLEwooD.
ksSpeni ssRea atted % visa we sIS SS
s SSE SHlii z i K eERRfsa. 4. q
Boys and Young Men-oountrY.
fH who are IN The SnS 81
ssr IONS scS T 90 e g p'0Pi q se m sP
I1REEHoLD INSTITUTE Freehold, N. J.-FOrtJ.
'0sa H sor d SHIs fBf ssn R H., PRINCIPAL
z RyING INSTITUTE, TarrytoWn-on Hudson, offers IN.
~ sfa sI SSy 1d
xNb Y sSRSoh r6 Na s RS7 s0
beautiful Country seat Home Training Thorough In
'ru''i'n i REV @IEIfxM A NEwBoLp Principal.
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEpoRT. Conn.
Excellent Psea s Begin. ssD e. ns
For ercO'sf' aoi'e'' s. 3. JONES, A. NJ, Principal.
r1HE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peek[
F. o YTsssnaa ~ SaSsaioSuiM n p,,O.D,
Rss Esy s SaEs sH SE RfEas;on Rector.
Asssssa * s o &c
i Sssss c a' .o sssSs p s1s
s.s ssess s:;dSSps Sv. hsstS
X sSs. M Ssss $s SsS1 ys T
xTIEULAND. Peekskli, N. VA boarding school Tor
boys SI sk ri iSIffso nd b eas.ne''
| EDwARb r. PEARsoS, q. s.. Principals
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Danriua Qraoemies.

-
A LLEN DoDwoRTH. NO cs1 FfFrH AVENUE
a Glasses ard private lessons
For gentlemen Monday ana THURSDAY oyeTinRA
Send 9.cent stamp for circular Of terms. &c,
-cARTIEEs DANCING ACADEMY, 60 ttnays,;
"a. 18Th and 1fsh St. prNate anl ciees
an hours lady assistants special tern. fof cubs ~
families; classes attended city or country wnlL nubh'
rapidly classes afternoon and evenings nms modefa@
~ :. y-uNICKERpooKER CONSERVATORY, a West
"A. i1thst. Al tho faSaonahe danes AG Ign
thor0uohly. Fancy dfncng waltz bunfantcai laay
afteruo0n ana evening classes private lessons
ali bors. Fpecis rates clubs ana families ALSO thor
ough Music, Elocuton and fehcihf IeHs hpd
crate eau or send for circular.
A LExANDER MAoGREGogs los WEST 5srI-Sr
a private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily,
Mendelssohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments.
m EV. CHARLES MCCARTHY, y. A.. private tutor
IL early deficiencies corrected A2 Nlls - alcs stI 20
206 Pleasantave
IL FRNANDo's Dancing Academy. l02 ISs, 5Sth-ss,;
II Ne1 ia nov forming for second term. All
Fashlonable Danees Send for circular
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Ire Cream.

gfe Cream.
A FACT.-Horton's leo Cream Is made from purs
"A cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF
Cream Restaurants Churches Festivals &C., will keep
hard hour. Country orders promptly filled. DepOt8
sos lt.ave., sos eth.ave., lib Park row; 10 Eass
i25th.st, Hew-York; and 463 fulton-sL. Brooklyn
II UssELIps ICE CREAlI.-The standard since 1851.
70 out Of orders Down town depot eco Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers.


A NCH0R LINE. y, S. Mail Steamships
From Pier A. North River, foot OF Leroy.ee
Anehoria Feb; p m Deyonia Feb. 30 noon
Rates Of passage To-
80. CAsS0Ns' pEhh1 or II a.'f s,oarage eo0
arked do carry second class passengers
Observation-Disclosures Letters OF Credit and Drafts Tor any
amount issued az lowest current rates 80 -
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, =. Z.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE, FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Companys Pier newNo AZ North River foot Of Mortonss
LA NORMANDfE dc Kersabec Saturday, Feb. 0. noon
IA GAsCOGNE. Santell :. Saturday, Feb. 16 m
LA CHAMPAGNE, Boyer saturday, Feb. % IL g. m
4. FORGET Agent No Bowling Green
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices 4o1 a11

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40I, 317,
pace, Chambers and 23d Street ferries, New.Yorks
331 and 1888 Eulton-st., Brooklyn; 107 Broadway,
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson ss. Hobokens
and New Station. Jersy City. where Tickets and Pariof
transfer Of baggage can be obtained Express talns
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambersst. (: local trains 70 30 minutes earlier.
.. "a. q 80 a M on sundays gsy Express Pulnaa
Osweeo. Elmira. Corning and Hornellsyille.
syey Say c abs Bu sse 81 hS1 cosssss
fSin Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago Cnennsa
and ST Louis. No extra charge for fast dime.
80 D. m, every day, Chicago Express Pullman
Buffet seepers Bngheniton. oweEo. Elnira Rochester.
DuT RafSsrfsrd.D = lz5 so $40 go 10 80 u
s soSo O. o 10. 80, T. S.so. o. 10 80 70 night
49, tHs aSS $50 i 10 sS $751; T. s:sS.
s'1o. s:so 4. Z 80 o, 30 ~ night ,n.oo - -
IaS $3.50; lao, a S:IO .S 20, 40 3 S;ia
Si .Sas S9 and S fss ssS Va NsSsrk
TO- ii 80 NJ $780, 4:2o. 4;So. $50. $50 g. 20
IS ss5 g s e. go: 20 i9 's Is 3D.
to ss s,S s 20 i S 3d. 70 Il s9 nishg n.
sS s:SsS So 7sC 10 10 10 80 no $50 ESQ
'iIiddscyn and Port Jervis Gas. 80. o. 10 80 m.
80 80 sD p nam line AS 30 10 80
AZ 4 & go 80, 80, 10 80 ~ night Newark
pranch o a. M 3 80. $3.50, 10 m
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork ~
Z 40 and II 65 and 10 :55 D. n - ,-.n.r
We GenT, ktipt Geni Pass. Agent
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(UNAhD LIME
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Feb Q, noon. Aurania. Mich. ,, IL a.
Umbra- Feb. 10 $50 a. m Umbra Men 10 ;3Q a. M
Sorvfa. Feb. %, Serva. .Mch %, 10 80
Mch 2 80 g. m. Bothnia. -Mch 81 30 D. N.
cabin passage 500 $50 and e100 Intermediate. s35.
Storage tickets and from all parts OF Europe az very
low rates For freight and passage apply to the company
VERNON II BROWN co, General Agenta
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ITJARI ESTON S. c., AND THE OUUIh
I AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE FERNANpINA ~, o,,n. por,rra
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY p ..
annolntsd sail from Pier 70 he ~ 10
Gated between Roosevelt and Chambers s) every 1uesoy
md Friday az D. m, az follows a.. ,r..... ~
CiIEROKEE Charleston and JaeksonVilIe. Friday FsD &
1pnfnfs navy jacksonville dlrort.. Tuesday. Feb ~
Charleston and Fernandn2 Tyesdsy Eeo' II
Charleston and Jacksonville Friday, Feb. To-
III steamers have nrst class passenger acecmmodatons
under open P gS{b CO. Cen Agents u 0"'
psl ''"~ IS Bro BTSadsT; a A,J n Nv
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6eathers.

e~ -
best TEACHERS supplied DS charge 6 sn Ssss
A.waned no Fegis;ratlN1 tes Ameiean School BUREAU
t s %e TOR f ft1Rp 4. Z N---'-'
EVERETT STONE, private tutor graduate Of Yale;
"A. recommended BY Rev Dr. W. NJ las Wcs. Ssds.
cessful teacher. eminently Quanes. =
A.branches supplied schools and families N SISqAs
5S9%3pyI 70 ~ rast fTthst bet 4thaye. and Bway
NFpIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A supplies Professors IsleseT Iu'I LSply 20
&c. SGeSfs ss9eSUiN H5i ~ an square
a -RUsIYEss FDUCATIoN.-Doo kkeeplng writing.
a. aFtn%SS e e9ssD0IIG Sdss DEPARTMENT
day or evening PAiN nnsh io7 West sSthst corner
B sHcadvaT ,t0-I'. o---. -.
LADY experienced toacheI recently returned fro%
French tPaTsanl German Engish' LAun highest refer
ence. Address L., $50 broadway.
ID RocKwAY7s TEACHERS AGENCY liomsrly, Chi chi,
Is csSOh supplies superior S1sAs.s sST sshe9S s
and Families Mira l. "a S. ,nsoOA"Ni' .
INEXPERIENCED teacher receives pupils IN literature.
~ SsetS Aadess n GRRDU&TB so BrosdSay
UFsSF5g TEACHERS AGENCY. 10 East 17th.st5 sup
niles competent ieachers uors, governesses musicians
&c In every branch Of education English. French Ger
man and spanish spoken best schools recommended.
TffE"N'tTtAS"TGHT IN ONE MONTH.
money rcfaded: the e1traordinary advantage offered Of
from SuT e Sg s4 aoS esar S pa q
kinds OF tynewritsts aessa a M
tausns ~ istos ir nsfrlcon and speed nov forming
pupils Instructed In stenography by mall twelve lesson
sheets Dy mai, which viii prepare pHphs ioF Ahs ui0
~N''' Wv MISS LAMB,
studio building,
1893 Broadway, room 81. 81 door.
w ANTFD MEDIATELY.-Govenoss, English teach.
w ing muse speaking F,eneh German go 20 55l ;
accompany family 20 Europe IN spring fryegs, msse
TEAcnERs' BUREAU, $50 5th.avS.
w ANTED Teachers. goyornesses. companions pereen'
w tor Baptist Church; tenor Methodist Chutch Is.oIa
nqnds companions utNnHe
MISS D0NoVAN,S' TEACHERS BUREAU, MUSICAL
AGENCY, 80 Fast 1sth-st
VIZ oHAE5s EXCHANGE TFkcHFRy BUREAU roI
w beth sexss) supplies proessorA eaeher. y
eoeges schools and fmes ALEC bookkeeper. stenoEr~
phers and copyiEts . husneAa nrnA
Mrs. A. ~ CULVER J2b bth-ave-, NeU.fafh Wv
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Rniiroaos.
A MERICAs GREAT WINTER RESORTS.

A MERICA's GREAT WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC crTy---lAKEwooD.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Oh EEw-JERsEY
is now running
A SOLID THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN. with K1,
CANT Coaches and woodruff Parlor Cars leaves NewYorh
foot Libertyst, daily except Sundays, at 2 40 m
Returning leave Atlantic City Phiadephla and Read.
ing Railroad, 10 a. m. M
Additional trains leave Eew.York for L~ke-ss. =
$780, Sis a. m. :oo $50. 4;ao p m.
New.York Transfer Company win call for ana eheck
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
" Foor OF LfBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
ssaq tjs$:s9ss Ss:ss sss".n a ..
e. S.,s Lake ssaSgP
ssran sSs Reading Harrisburg Pcttsys. TsasSrs.
M for Ssaon ISsSa BesleSPs Asnv
sS ghaaH for EasSn BeSsSsm msul
Chunk Wilkesbarre, scranton, Tarnaqua. shapokin.
r. iss 81 HsEs h's1sflS Gss
Chunk hunk. scadinS' Harrisburg ETC. On sundays sa
ss %, R S bs 4 4s se e Bach m SUN
Vissn s1fsg HSai S.s
'ne 4:sS iGa, S o. 70, vISslsnd B.ids.sOn:
90 . e. s sSsd sSS0 i,l' isr f:rS ssoy
FoE LAKEWOOD at 4 $50. 8 rs a: M, / 90 2:sE
$50 D. m Parlor cars at 2:3o and 30
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
$50 a. m, 100, 80 D. m Through Express. ~
Parlor-cars, at $50
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
POuND pRoOK RnIrTE
VIA Central r r: Of Neyiysrsey and Philadslphis ms
., II a. m. I 80, S:i5s 80, 80, IL p. SUM-
Trains leaving az 4. 7:45. II a. m. 80. 4. 6:3o,
80 u p have connection for Reading, Harrisburg
Pottsville,
Tickets and Parlor Car can be procured at H.
4I5 944, lao, 1923 Broadway 7y7 ethave, 264 wes3
125th-st, 1872 East 125th-st, New York; Courtst,
500 FultoD-st.. 0S Broadway, Brooklyn;
Transfer Company VIII Gull Tor ana cheek
baggage from hotel or residence.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN-Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
Englewool Tenahy, Coster Sparkin and Nyack. 80.
n & 20 40 and II 80 is 30 g. "A so. no.
$40 no. 20 40, g. 10 80 IL midnight Sundays
y % 80 a. N. e. II :45 D.
Additional trains to cresskill and way. 40 sns
81 FOR Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Talnans
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO
From New PIER 3J, N. r. foot OF Spring.st
&C ALMA sSFE.. Tuesday February D. D. m.
IS NACooCHEE.... Thursdsy, tvs dSy Z; p ~
90 cN,necng WIN Central Railway o. Ga and Savannah
Florida and Western Railway for al points In SSorgia
sasssd Recommendations Flrstelass Table dHote For
freight and pfnsTspfk e app" j. d. HAsHAGEN
,,.u,, Tot 'SaSSh last Freight +, Agt S. r. and w.
CENT As1 S ftrn AZ broadway R'way, 2e1 Broadway
o T. wALKf.R At ocean S. s. Co.. New Pier 3S. NJ n
D1CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ColMIP;ANYs
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA,
on STRII AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New.York pier foot Of Cana.st n. r.
For San Francisco via the lsehinus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Monday, February II, noon.
Erom san Francisco. list and Brannan sta.
For China and Japan.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Monday heb Is D M
For freight passage and general Information apply at
eonpany's oniee on the pier loot o. San9i.st a. y