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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Probably there isu0t = more enthusiastic
hicv-.e rider in tae city tran Ms Newcomb
sbe Il member II toe Harlem cub. and IL
votes great deal n time % the exercise
when Z saw her sie had Just returned from
four days trlp 90 toe Delaw8rs 81 ater Cap.
where party u four-Ar ard &rs Nev
conb end Mr. Rsishecr and Mis- Bsisnecx-
had suent most of thsir uue on their wheels
and had explored picturasqus corners ard
t.1toD peszs n mountains % tbsir hearts
-autent 4 don't thins I ever bad a. much
enj0vmenr out of anything siss IL my hfs ~
from ng oicycie" sad Mrs Nswcomh. and
vou can 80 bow wrn ] ami T. ts sure,
burn ny face w-tn 5hs sun snd scnetin1ea
est very warm w.-h ire ezsrtiou. but lt is
tie uost delightful vsy of spending ones
tr-e t1af csn be imagined Mrs. New-ona
i the ntrturs of heath In spite u = stsds
or two -f tsn. shs has fsir compisxion, and
-frh SCI pretty htue eyes. Her h-ht hair IS
knarrAi u0 81 rhe back snd worn .n bang
in frcnt she has siEaTs been devoted 10
atale-ic sxer7ises and = an excellent tennis
payer -Nsw Tors Cor Pailadsipbla Asprs
Pears soap = the most elegant toilet
adjunct.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
Delicate and Dfrcult.

The most delicate and difficult Office
Of friendship Is to correct the fault OF a
TREND. The thing TO be accomplished
5 twO-fold; first, to convince your
trend OF ms errors OF faults, and sec
ond, to retain his friendship. To do
THIS you must convince him that you
seek lis advantage, and not your own
pleasure, and this is most difficult
undertaking.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

A GENTLEMAN proposed to the COM
mittse on site for the Worlds Fair
a plan for a tall tower with a
first, second and third base. Baseball
has lis influence, even on the mathe-
maucal and artistical sciences Of engi-
neerlng and architecture.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

THAT little visit Of Emperor William
of Germany to England, where De saw
the great naval review, Is gong TO cost
his faithful taxpayers several millions,
which are TO be voted at once for the
improvement Of the German Navy.
Now the Emperor IS of 70 CONSTANT
nople and Greece, where ne may pick
up some more ideas which VIII cost his
neonle money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

frT TErAsrsFst eFr-rr
raasr Hsrlrs Nich. nrf y isaI
Neet-f is herf YEA ftaf fEt zssrse.rerf
-~H feT fhf ccrrfr ruetinr 81 ssVef iu
fe slEy in bots D. bfzfer f-sef aa
rsrrrrf fhsrrrr f1T ere rrf. ~ Of twenty -e-~s
irrrf ffis fnfs e. fns ofaes 81 frs r3tr Treas
ursr & - bsA
6Eor1T y TFRFT.
90 cry Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
DR.. VEENBOER, A. NJ. MD,

Professor 81 HYsieas. ~ Ph7ao Msds Co..
issr Of Ina O~es lz 8orroe-st Esslssues
corner FAsfar1 Hslss 0nss hours g 20 q
. r.. 1to4r "a. A. ssnifsrium - ?. r.
Sundays fo s > n ~ o1cs. Telephone. %
Zee. - Hss 1s1es. -
Also clrY property isr 50 Sut - hangs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

TaosE delegates 70 the Pan-Amsrica
Congress Who are sulklng behind be-
cause Secretary Blame was elected
President of the Congress-f there are
any such-will miss an excursion such
as they may never have another chance
70 enjoy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Mrs Winsows Soothing syrup should Al
WAYS b. used fo- children teething. II soothes
the child. sOftens tho gums. allays NJ pain.
cures viad collie. and Is the best remedy for
dlarhCea. I1c q bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

A handsome complexion Is one of the
greatest charms a woman can possess.
Pozoni's Complexion Powder gives 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Irisa coincidence worthy OK note
that electricity mas, within two weeks
past, been abandoned for a return TO
horse power on strest-car lines in Balti-
more, Nd, Richmond, Va, and De
troit. The difficulty is, however, not
in the character Of the service rendered,
but in the expense Of operating. On
the contrary electricity Is SAID to be
operating with much satisfaction at
Cleveland The public would Indoubt-
sdly be pleased 20 see electricity sue
cessfuL The question of expense Is one
which affects the owners and not the
patrons Of s-reet-car lines.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

u 600 PERsoNs pos~ess thEes. ishs -
81 wv lht wnele asEsSn@l ~e~-th TEA
s-s psrson2l- % E4sy. hsNeFef sAte.ss. -
a8gex g. kUes tnsl yVl c<a tls Ae" $3.50 t
sad iet Ser si9< u i 8 Prosln. Lessifs
biees. opposite s~ses koseL
goR sALE-Far bsrsaiRs ID Eousss snc lsts
AIS igcailou ees-fta. lrlecs a. tsA as ~
s-ii. go DAVE iesi, = SoEf~s 81
LOK EALE-New brick bui3dtRk seasa 7
4 niles ffaua fQaL. SuEsal-. Ser nan i--~. ~
laE PlTaosss- Cal Lss ssaiA ui'is.en :. =
LNoR sALE-ooKNRR Losing have ssaas
4 sac eass o. cas- tel ms D@fis 80
q MoEFos-St. -
CIrY ana suhuroaa property q sxahAnEs fer
= uNtsl4 90 epcrtys 81 e4u cAcha--2e y fsoeet
iats for residences AKA Hs,Liuc mostessr
Stem a PsFsh Resl Estate 1lla Leans, rooiA
io~er oloeA.
XVHEN LOOKING Tor bzrezfns IL resl estate,
" don't f&ii 4 see u> We have soEne 81
tae oesi sess property ReAr the cltS al ies rs
Parish hoom Tower Block
eool@i s4cNel TvolES. cT.eA TAT -aet ll@-trii
el5etrle bel Is kot aGd cold wafer, bAtat ooaaf
lafatofE concrete walks. nne lawn, well aho
elsteFo. O4Sl, Jifae or mo1thls psSGrnt>
Iai'' BlehaAsa' 5 ia~ 'lnes' Lsas ard s''ss; 4;
tWN "A Ii Ii Is F-AQ4> auc let Nc AZ
bummersL Terms easy. Inquire as
above. -
E0R sALE Al A BAR6AIN-Hcuse Sne laI
1 oI >tUart-ase-. HeaT eWc0f-St-. II PA nfcld
addition. r. Ii. JAMES. Room 10. Hawkins A
Pefry's oUiciag.
w X. Scslbner. Real Estate Dealer. S. Pearl
". -, wants ~ houses that viii rent llum
$1,000 % sSAf. per monrl. Also - sell 81 flou-
Sl.lD1 30 8 lttl send tncm "A. ] have S1t.vf5
10 loan ln sums 60 salt. Al
C0R SALE-0n monthly payments. good six-
room house. ict sxty-siX by one hundred
snc thirty Ihsee fert on anal st.. near cha
factory. Apply 70 Nrs Milier. northeast cor
ner Fulton-si. and Coles se-sve- SSH
4 LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE
Il foT sac. Must ana vii be sola.
have a. lots Tor sale o. prallck's addition.
corner Of fifth and Mad 'son-svssi lots - oy
no ireg 10 an alley. prices frOmt 500 % sodv
= lots ou -daaisOl-aNe. aud How afu-sls on
Irallc. AID w 0rden. = addition prices fau&e
very desirable, quite cent ally iocAiec' hear
school house sAd street cars TIE Adg1eeAE
property Is De ng rapidly hu| 3 up
Lot ~ :, Tanners addition, Prescott-st-.
fourth lot vest OF Souta piVisi0n-st, % BY lo-
n. Aouse. barn anc lot No. 81 JeneTSon ave,
HCuse, baru ald Two lots o. corner OF
Las; ana Thomas-sts.
: hoses aad lots on Comst0cAs plsi COW
price, i.0 lots on Leonard Co.'S addlLa ~,
y ices from S-nl up.aad various other lots an .
houses and lots not described.
Al viii be sold very cheap. title perfect tloe
and terms made q sui 40 e1peGSs toI
>hOwing property. Also cash 20 loan OF teAi
estate security on iayorsb G terms. Call al
No. g. New Holsemen building. or HeAry
Erdlick. --1I
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

The highest advantage in life is not
length OF days, but the right improve
ment Of DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Any subsort0sr 10 1hE IELE6nAh-
HERALD sho faiis - receive the P@Pes
sgulartys or who may have reason ID
soln plain OF late delivery, viii confer
special favor by inrormins this once OF
ths faet A. once. ssaa postal card or cal
- teisphoas 53l-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
TRrAsUnEn's vo1roE


CifT TreasU-er's oTros
r-srd narifs MIrh-. lct L iss
W~ffre "a fsrfrT 3 vsr INST sac nesfsErrr-t
~r-f for graainE Ersfslinf snf Fsvins the gut
ts-s rf Holrds street froU Glor stree e
Far- street fs rv ir ~ hErNs 80
ffsf o. -sre'r payment thereof for the
rsr. "a of fppnfs DAYS rem tfis dsfs. az fbs
esfcf ~ ths cts trbss1rff. city bsil
aroHGE PREV
80 q fifv Tr-ss1-sr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
A eooD STORY WHILE IT LASTED


TIE bottom has zen knocked out OF
the Nsw YORK San's sensation n refer
ence 90 alleged satisfaction among
the delegates % the All-Amer.ca Con-
gress because If the election of Mr
Blame as president. The S'n described
particularly the fierce resistance Of
Seuor Jose Alfonso. OF Chilli The
ChI.sn delegate felt so badly aboutthe
seleca0r # SIR. Blaine, the Ssn contn-
ues that he did not go TO tne reception,
and he also declined to accompany the
excursion.
It sa very interesting story. The
only thing that spolls It IS the fact that
Sen0r Alfonso only arrived in the Uni
ted States from Asp.nwall on Thursday,
the next day after The reception, that
he was welcomed at New York by a
host If distingu shed citizens, and pro
cseded at once to JON the excursion
ists at West Point. II was good story
While L hsted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

THs New York baseball club may re-
jolce that "a miss IS as good as a mile
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

NVANTED-Sitnation as janitOr. or teamster.
W References given il desired. Address
"Janitor." box 8, this Office. 2gZ
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
TREAsuRD~'s NOTICE.
TREAsUREE's NOTICE.


CRY TEEssrEKT's orTTrE.
ctsvr EArips. Mfrh. sept is. 80.
Notice - hereflv river thar the assessment
roil for ths construction - sever IN tnf
siiov in block Isl. Iunvnree Iotorfs se
amen. "a Dow in ry hands. az, ths' ] vi1
re~eive payment thereon for tae reriof -
tusr-v dsvs from this date. - tbs oflcf q the
eifv treasurer. city hal
CSC = TEErr
CftT Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

MANIFESTATION BY a steady. reliable
W married man; y years experience as
coschman. Inquire at Is Cansl-st., or q
pearl-st IS
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
!I!'!!!I!I!I!!
/ !: !: ]. ]. !. ]. /; !; !; J; ];
50 50 81 80 % $40 l.zS s-se


EELF WASTED-EALK.
uELP kNIEI-positiou secured Tor
II lFsssl ~ -elese e booAi PsFs, eopylsts.
Assoclail9- 81 Aonrosst. -
VVANTED-s good CRY salesman. Mast BE-
" able 20 gfe 50 oo1cA ApqiyE Pal 3.
NVANTED-M D-M0sLDER-A youag msn VIE
" las WORKED 8i snap work. 70 iearn oFns-
9enfal brass moulding 81 ST be 4ulCE and
tltc gent Can have piece work Grzad
Rapids Brass Co, t- Oourtst u
WANTED travelling sa'esmen 10 handle
~ I'd uue 4 rs IElI. Address or c4l
No. 30 south Dlvision-sf- c.ry. ~
NVANTED-95 good men 10 sell territory On
" salary excel elsAc- Tor rglt EarueS.
l3iz Monrot-sr. Rooms 81 and g. = 9rter block /;
turn Jo lefl noad "a stairs. -
WANIED-A good o4binet maker. Direct
" ba1 JOS. sparta. y ch- 2S
VVANTED-RslIabie local and travelling
" sAicSmeu positions permanent special
indue-n now last selling sYoela-tes'
don't delay; salary from start. Sr0wn Bros.
Nurse ymen, thicaE0. IL.
lALESMEN WANTED-To sell goods by
- samIie lod saiary paid. Write % Ceu-
tenllel Ntg Co. CncinStl, o., or Chicago IS
NANTED-Salesmen. clerks. book keepers.
W bartepdfrs, teamsters, shipping CLERKS.
farm hGucs, once help and Ell others out Of
employment 20 cau and investigate our en-
tiTeiy uew and thoroughly reliable system Of
procuring Situations. Cooperative Employ
menf Company, l33}z Nearest. rooms 81 aad
% Porter bioek. Phone loT.
NAASTED-NAN-Io take the agency Of our
W safes; size -fElsNlS inches; weight SO
lbs. retail price So other sizes IN Proportion.
\ rare chance 20 create a permanent business
az home These safes meet "A demand never
before supplied By other STE companies. as we
are not governed by she safe Pool. Alpine
safe Co, Cincinnati. %. wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.

e.AAD kAFlls. M0NDAI. OCT. :.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

potPuFrS taken Al FL Ear- aF-sf ref arc
- -od rsfer fufasee heat ana al uod.rr
rar sen sucae l
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
For sALE-MIsOELLANHOUs

A GOOD span black 4-year old horses for sale
n cheap. +. A. Wurzburg Co.. Is and q 5
Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
SITUATIONS WAETBD-MALB.

-~~~~~--~~-0~~~-~-~~~~-~--
XNANTED-A position as assistant book
w keeper or ONCE work. or any light work
experience: best of references. Address :,
Box 3 this Office. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Iargest OF AL Michigan Dallss EX-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

WANTED DER-A young msn vie
" las Uorzto 81 slap wOrk. 70 ieara oTns-
Eaenfal brass ls9llalng. M-aI be 41lCE and
ilfcli gent Can have piece work Irzad
Rapids Brass Co, ls- C0urt-st II
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

WANTED good CRY salesman. Mast b
" able 20 g.ye 50 oo1cS ApqiyE Pal {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

FOR SALE-HOuses and lots, farms. stock Of
goods. If you have anything 10 trade, see
Davis & Nost. - Monr0s-st. 2sl
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

1 aREAT BARGATN-5flbcrt farm, frans
\ frrsa. gcnd arehsrf 7fo serrs irrrrrea
F. rr es f-1u paifra. frr sais cHeau 1nraf-e
e azgerf. 0lcaft 4 tFsnsoo- wl
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Unitsd Press Reports. Prompt 4nd sArir
Ds.4ssr, Al ths Local ns~s, @ne tns
oisa ass.t ana Most Plainly Printed Paper
Puoushsd 10 oraad RaPias-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AARKE1S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The exporters nibblcd little more freely at cash
wheat yesterday taking nearly 10000 bushels. but
only 10000 bushels passed into milling hands. Spot
lots however ruled shade bettcr Tho opuohs
were a tric stronger although tho speculation faiei
TO reach an activity OF dignity only l6Ooooo DusneS
changing hands. The slight increase In export sale'
helped strengthen the tone and the announcomen,
that the preliminary official estimate OF RUSSIAN wIeas
places the crop 81 900 900 under the hgres OF 1922
was robbed of full influence by the Increased move
ment OF wheat into the United Kingdom DeceHDet
opened "a Is and May at 80 IA, ana laer SOFA az
"a 30 and 80 "a respectively. on the cntV
quotations 1s cent Of top prices, but higher than
Mondays close by Is fur November at 81 Ii an.
December 81 Ia Ia for January at 90 IL ana DO
cent for May at 20 5-S cents.
Corn the spot was 1-4d3-S cent hlgher' unuer
light offerings. The export demand was fairly active
options. however were sold freely at the west and
responded here with declines Of 15 cent for Novem
Der at II "a December and January at az Ia ana
MAY at az Ia cents.
Oats were 1-sa14 cent better for both cash and
speculative lots. The options closed at q IA for
November and December. 81 IL for January and
% Is for May.
Cash lard was strong on the spot but the options
declined 3a2 points 10 s6 35 for November 96 &c for
December SO 20 for January and $6 "a for February.
The receipts OF flour and grain reported yesterday
at Ncw-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
were as follows: Wheat, no. 1914 bushels corn. 210,
I07 bushels; OATS 50 ,095 bushels: total grain, $780,,
796 bushels -four II ,022 packages At Chicago NIL
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals Wheat,
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Nov 10, p. m.-COttOn-The sales Of the
day included 700 bales Amcrlcal
Futures closed barely steady. Amercan-Midtlng
low mddlng clause November delivery 4l6id. sellers
ccmber and January doiyery S6id. sellers January
March delivery 37-6ld sellers; March and April deiv
cry, 3s-6id SELLERS April and May delivery 396id
sellers; May and June delivery 41-04d. sellers; June
and July delivery 42-6id. buyers
Galveston, NOV. 12.-COttOn steady: mid Hing ILL
low mddling 9ac good ordinary 1916; net and
receipts 32l0 bales; exports 70 Great Britain 1925
Norfolk, Nov 12.-Cotton easy middling. 1876 net
and receipts b2t6 baes exports eoastwise. s5l
sales !, 324 stock "a 095.
savannah, Nov. - Cotton quiet; mddng 9'sc low
Kidding oIc: and receipts 365 bales
osstwise. s.oC4 Gales. ], 500 stock. 12S174:
New-Orleans Nov, 12.-COtton quiet; mid1ling. Ono :
mlddling 9sc good ordinary DC net receipts 81 9S1
bales; gross, % 651 exports Great Britain 1851;
France 6676 10 the Continent 426; sales, 5400 stock.
900 243
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
r EUJGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot CoraAnds and
,os.rasses as follows:
D0 ? a m for slatington and Intermediate points.
a M for Geneva, Lyons. Elmlra Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair TO
rr , and pullman 20 Suspension Brsigc.
h'II n m, for Elmra and intermediate points Chair
..r 10 Naueh Chunck
chair car to Tunkhannoek Connection 70 Reading aud
40 m for Elmlro and principal Intermediate POINTS
Chair car 70 l.. b. Junction and Pullman seepers 70
Sispenson Bridge.
'"I 40 o. m. for Slatngton and intermediate points
40 o. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate potntA
Connecton TO Reading ana Harrisburg ,.r.,.
= NJ m for Geneva Lyons. Enira. Rochester, Bunalo
and Tie West Pullman aeepers Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. , . :, ~. a..o
m connect fof all points In Mahanoy and liafeton
coal regions .,,,,D,., r,.,,,s
a. N. for Mauch Chunk. HaIleton and itternediaIo
points. . ...,.,. ,u,ns.
n m. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira. Rochester Bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana suspenson
"i''s" General Eastern once. 2sS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov II (speclaD The crowd at night felt
that Hutchinson had prevented bull market. The
trade was not big enough to take the market away
rom him. There was great lot of bull news but
for all that prices all the session kept within 12 cent
range December opened at so "a. sold between 81
and 30 IL, and closed where It opened. May opened
at SO 49, touched "a 3-s, and closed at 81 Is.
Beerbohm announced that the preliminary Russian
crop report made the wheat yield 81 DOC, 900 bushels
loss than last year. and the yield 05 900 900 bush
els hss than year ago. great many statements of
Russian shortage have been received ever since the
vienna Congress estimated It high as 129 900 900
bushels. H. however, Liverpool had shown more in
terest In the figures, the influence would have been
more decisive here. The domestic news continues
bearish. The primary market receipts were 1877 600
bushels against $4,000 bushels year ago. Here,
h0weyer there werc only ga cars and the estimates
for wednesday were particularly small, 100. Vessel
room was taken for $4,000 bushels The shorts in
corn had momentary scare ovor the small receipts
and the small local stocks. They recovered Quobly
however, after the hbavy selling of May by the big
professionals; All The advance was lost and some
thing In addition May opened at 80 90 and closed
q 80 3-s. Provisions was bulled again by the New
York clique Their brokers bid up the November
pork Z IL cents. and the January cents Hogs
werS In enormous supply, there being 10000 at the
yards and almost $4,000 at tho six principal Western
points On the curb December wheat sold at so 3-40
50 7-s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
ROSTON WOOL MARRET

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE wool market Is steady. The
smaI lots that selling command about previous prices
and large lines can b. moved only at concession.
In Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces there have been sale
q az 9la32c, Xxx at 3Si2a34c. and No. at 37G3Sc.
Michigan neeces are not moving freely at Boo In fine
deane selections there have been sales Of Ohio at 4c and
o. Michigan at 1880. Combng woods remain dull.
Territory woods have been quiet Coo secured for fine
40 ojH57c for fine medium, and at 50G5Sc for medium.
Texas and California woods quiet. In pulled woods
there has been fair trade but buyers offering fair
prices which fact inerferes with trade. Foreign woods
are firm. but are not selling very well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
ERIE RAILWAY,
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW-X0Rk AND CIIICAC0-
NEW-1ORh AN ID CllltAoO,
And tho aniv linz runnfn1 ffs
Anu lne Oily the TunnIIg TO
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.

DINING CAR TB ROUGH TO CHICAGO.
TRAIN ECSs THE6 GGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
Bo%efy y' S Sy fa I'll s1 &ss go
s ai 1878 nG HSa U
boEn and New Station, Jersey City where Ticket: =,
and iG srea,fsS s?R Ssessss sssas S;,;,
leave 2sds minutes earlier than time shown from CHAD
a Every Day, pay Express, Pullman Buffet DraTirt
n M Every Hi Day New ycstibued Limited via Mssdy
ssSasS pay sPo 6ss pas!.
'esps@38 EXfka cH NRE So pSp F1sr fine Z -'r
EYisg R S SnG Fs hht aR via :o Pqfi u
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80 . Syey Dsy q aa Esa' fhss,s s
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6:o75 Gas. 8. 0. 10 30. IL; Sundays. s;iS esq.,
Nyack. and sparklll-s:lSs, Z: s1s. loI5 ry
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Send 10 in postage 70 General Passenger Agenm
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General Supt General Passenger Agens
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STEAMBOATS,.

ITO NEW HAVEN, I5c.
EXCURSION good days. Ell %,
Steamers G. II NORTH An ana CONTINENTAL eavo
Peek slip. Pier 25. Il. r. 3 p NJ ana II p m Sundays
exceptcdl connecting New Haven win special trains
Tor MERIDEN, HARTFoRD. sPRIAGFIELp. HoL.
WOKE &c Through tickets sold and baggage checked
eI1 broadway. Ncw.York. and Courtst Brooklyn
HUDSON AND COXSACklE.-Steam
III KAATERsK ELL leaves Pier S3N. r; foot OF Iay-st.
TUESDAYS THURSDAYs and SATURDAYS at Q p. M.
Connecting at Hudson with Boston and Albany Railroad.
DALI RIVER LINE. Boston, SO,
l. FOR FIRSTCLAsS LIMITED TICKETS
Fire. reduced 10 ali points. steamers PURITAN and
PILGKIM leave Pier % n. r. foot Mulayst.. at 30
q. m. daily SUNDAYS included. Connection by Annex
boat brooklyn and Jersey City at D. m
-. RETURN ING, uslns oohnectnR WIN s.eameis ~ ra'
Steam heat in stateroons. AN ORCHESTRA each
steamer,
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