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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-18
Election OF Omcers.

At a meeting of the r. Sadler Com
pany, held OIL the 18th instant, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. viz President. X. Sadler
Secretary, j. N. Hill. Directors, R.
Sadler, ]. N. Hill and III. j. Sadler.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-18
A Plain spoken Editor.

The Shasta county, CAL, Courier
says: Now that the desperate who
shot and intended to murder the
Portuguese at Sisson a few days ago
for the few dollars he was supposed to
have on his person has been arrested,
it is to be hoped that he will have a
speedy trial and get the extreme penalty
Of the law. He ought to be lynched.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-18

Therefore, we ask u customers
and the public in general to transfer
their trade to our branch store in Reno.
AS our MI. VIM. Levy, who has been
identified with Eureka for so many years,
is at the helm of our branch store in
Reno, and still knows the wants and
tastes of our many customers in Eureka,
Ruby Hill and the surrounding country,
they may depend on getting not only
just the article they might want, but
also at prices which will amply compen-
safe them for their little trouble of or
dering.
." ''''"' MORRIS g. LEVY.
D(Address letters to either Morris & Levy or the
Palace Dry Goods House, Reno, Nevada. an0
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It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days 10 con-
s~ecutive weeksl, in the Eureka SENTINEL,
Q weekly newspaper published at Eureka,
Nevada. d. Fl. HALL, Register.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-18

Prices to suit the times, the battle cry Of
Berg. I
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-18

It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be pub
lished for the period Of sixty days, item
consecutive weeks), In the Eureka SENTI-
MEL, Q weekly newspaper published at Eu-
reka, Nevada. ID. II. HALL, Register.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-01-18

that proposes TO educate parents on how
to bring up children. 1t ought to spread
TO this country. In many cases the par
ents need more educating than the child
rem.
M. Dougherty OF Secret Canyon has
been out on the range with his cattle
since last Sunday. At last accounts grub
was getting short with him and the snow
deep, but his cattle, so far as known, were
all safe.
j. II. Lockwood has learned from his
herders that his sheep are a few miles
north of Elko and doing we'll. His losses
are trihing. and but few more Than would
have been the case II we had neither snow
nor cold weather.
All the wood that was seized by the
Government, except that along the e. a
p. railroad, was released last Tuesday.
Up TO that time . great scarcity OF fuel
was feared, but there Is now q plenty 10
last through the Winter.
All who are out on the streets, or travel
ing in the o should wear colored
spectacles or goggles TO protect the eyes.
You can find a large assortment OF them
atJ. Straus' jewelry store. . few doors
south Of the Courthouse.
Ernest Schendell and brother came In
from Morey last Tuesday. The former
tells US that the mines there are looking
splendid. He has disposed OF his interest
40 the boarding. house TO II. A.. Cohen.
here.
q mining outlook on the Comstock,
says the Enterprise, Is not IS poor as u Ia
represented. Things looked much worse
IN 1869 and also in 1879. than in 1889. To-
teiiigent work was inaugurated In 1870,
ana 10 viii again be resumed In 1890. The
,ons doomed In 1871, and also in 1881, and
will again In 1891.
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DEN n SYLVAN a
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER g. 1890.
Trains leave stations foot of Desbrosses and Cerands
S.vY a. M.1TnE FAST LINE for the West Pullman
ss s5aSb aa 50 cAaso
1895 SS ToSC fHifp' satS.Ss AND CHICAGO LINZ
state Room s psSs
s Sa and 6aiSrooH
sss; %. i sei
FaSs5 s5Ss se.s ASD ds sna Daas
5pasn E s. 1s to Ss and &
yn3aa II 100 a. M; Chicago . 100 p. m and St. Louis
ESQ Z M..fME %EsTEgS EXPRESS for all points |.
sevss car 1e ssSur st. oa ss
Cincinnati and Memphis. Pennsyyania RairGad Dining
M 70 s sS ssa ca S rul" az Ga:
Rs SS M M az ces ss
91d and TOsdS da1 eT RSsaday pullman Buffet
$50 Sleeping E Gar Asw3S,k Shsaso Ss
sss%&, 5s %S.'
Az ii!q Sr
AWa:eesso" i@sss E1ers;s fs'Inan f,ror Cars:
s ssd nS Ss %sh Dining
p sas sa s I'D 80 f. e. h & s. SID
zoo ana ois and RlRsy nsS d D cS
Dining Car, and Coaches through. 90 D. daily.
For Long Branch Point Peasant and insrnedise sta
tions weekdays 31O q. II 200 and o:1O y. m.
Sunday AZ a. m, 10 p. M do not stop at Asbury
FOX E'l ssr e. s1lssy Through Day Coach
and Norfolk Railroad. 100 m. daily except sunday,
and s 90 p. m daily; VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, 2l0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave follows =: -
$50, 20. 3 100 80, . 90. Chicago Limited With
A. M - 90 100. 40. go, 80. 90 80. 100.
600, $40 ;oo and ZOO p. n, ana o u 10 night
days, Express, Q Is $50, 900 90 Lmisaa, and ie
a. M. . 100 100, 30 100. 6 80. s 100. and 200
p M and 12:i? night Aeeommodati9Sn al o2 p m, N;
check baggage from hotels and residences through -
destination. =. - 49,. ...
Of the COMPANY ~ ,,,oon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arnold. Eugene and wife. 70 Ky NJ Bendhcim' S
Avenue anderson Es. to iy Elias Brewing 147ths
B BGsss Wm { To Cecilia Elias 1olooea Lexington
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''p usse' Rudolf to Mary joyce. Lindave.
De Brodbeck John TO Andrae. sth-st, Avenue
Cook S"t Clara to Jas Kctcham 2istst 7th-ave
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ceps a 6in %s to Mary sads
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cossn Nsshan to D,ppS Ioi Essex intas
Gutenberg, Caroline to Seymour Kurzman' nth
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and pa 25,ast II yea, Z $1,000 ", 7,, .,
suzanne same e Louis ca%pora, 74hst of ohave,
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Frank samuel and Nath,n Icyser. to johanna Cute
NDI hspp Sa si Ns,spSsso Savings Bank
Isidor. Rose, to C Bernheln 7oth-st OF 4thave
Keliy JoEr p to McGrh. 1O5th-st. Of oh-ave
.Ssa sSSSSe s. to n''hey '''As' of 'thav0
Kronehsl Wolf to Dry Deck Savings Bank. Riving-
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Murray. Julia. TO NJ Dycknah' " Tre>cote'aNe,
En- crson-st. 3 years, 900: -o.. -. - ,o.,
Mott Mary l.. 20 dngtoh oo'h's~ lotn
ave, inst,lls. $40 600. .,., - - -..,
Mot Hopper s. to same. W cor lIth-aNc anu oitnst
pMirbacls Cias H. TO Gernan American Il F. Title
o,a,antoe CO n ; Ssth-st " ist-ave. $1,000.
ST. M q stsa Nu'@t faS ~ ssocao. O'''
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"tonackenbnsh D Mel. to i McCartee. o7th-st
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RYAN. Mary 70 McddeniOrf' 12Sd''t. Avenue
A. IeIy Hugh to Bradley & Currier Co, 1I6th.st
Q Of sth-ave. year. $3.50
Rebfcld VIM r. to J Renncy, W cor George-st and
Forcstavc. years, 81 600
Smith Edward, To w Kane Co, n cor 10th-aye
and 9fst-st year. al 700.
Trap Edward TO John slemme, Riyngtonst W
Trsntier Paul German: American Real Estate Guar
antcc Co = 2d-aye, Of 125th-st years, 5000
The Berlin 4 Jones Envelope Co u Henry g Berlin
1856 WRiam-st. wears, $50 0O
West Charles w u w Stry ct nj. Grcenest, OF
West 3d-st years, $4,000.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT or LIBERTY ST. NORTH Iso RIVER
4:so a. M i'I Tor ESstoS Msgsh Chunk wIkesOarre.
arS%rg s MsaSs c0 s"H
wi!kest are and scranton
90 a. M for Eastcn and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays
Easton. Maueh Chunk and shamokio c,,u.,. u,,...
barre ts ss aS@ 100 a. i0i arsSug a%sa
shamokia. sunbury' wiiamsport Through Buffet paror
90 ~ m for EastOn, Maueh Chunk Readng Iarris
cnsnk anu M for Esston Maueh Chunk Reading Harris.
burg Wkesbarre. Scranton. ramaaua Po'ts'e. shano'
Kin; 40 n. m. for Easton and Allentown
5:4S D. m for Easton: Maueh Chunk, Reading Harris.
nuy SUNDAYS q, pss q ssd p Allentown IT,
Atlantis Hehands ,n AZ S o S' IL rs 30 m.
f For Freehoid It d:aS sis. 1880 a. $780, $50.
FER L9sSi 5 n' Il is a. NJ 90 200 p M sunday
sxcept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 oo
p For Red Bank, at as. SIS II rs a. M, 30 90.
70 For 0 lakewood Toms River and Darnccas As sis
For Atlantic City, vincand and prldseon a. as am.
mo- mof S 80. 80 90 p. M Sundays 900 a. NJ. 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia at 80, as, 100, IL 80 a. m 30
suSDSYs, 800, ii 90 NJ. zoo $40. 100 s 'SS 20
For For baltimore and Washington daily at 900 II 80 ex
e'ns sS.af is.yss ~ Is y % ,Ss 1 ssS
For sudbury and wIliIsmsport Via PSade,psia 7s
Except s sa sSs' iIlrr cs, da $ ~ no md''h'
Tickets and ParlorCar seats be procured IL 2oi,
tIs G S:sayss Ns 'S SSa. "a SO
Fulton ~ rs proadMayl Broohyn -, and .,s.r
baggage from hotel or residence.
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CeeaI y Notices.

NJ Office TO CREDITORS.-In pursuance of
an order Of Hon. oliver p. Carpenter, surogate Of
a, nersons having claims against Thomas Cornell Of
he City OF Kingston County OF Ulster deceased estae
10 the undersigned Edwin Young. the executor o. the
s,,te Of deceased at his Office, Ferrys Rondout,
lister County n. " before the osth day OF March,
1891. ~ ,eoo
EDWIN YOUNG, Executor.
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THE BOYNTON BICYCLE RR. co.
AJAX for tickets by way OF the y. Y. and See Beach
sad Bicycle kR route nay Ridge Hound trip ticket.
$40 no S M%ps .i@s tCs ,,, sAa INMATE W
dssbor and BY rail % Conev IslAnd and Sacs H. M00Dx
B0YNT0N. President d. 3. Hway. onces. 81 NssssssA
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TpopICAL TOUR $3.50.

A TROPICAL TOUR $50.
IA Tourists can visit Jsmaics and her GREAT EA.
Ill BITIoN, remain there IL days including Board sna
pes,deoce at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL, ~
Tg.ton or tour Of this beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS for $3.50; with the option Of extend
INC their trip ut the rate OF
'As FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
a.. rr.xu AMI Colorpbia Accommodations nrst.c1ass.
SSSK son son A fsa. sss:f:s
ANCHOR LINE u s; MAIL VA IoS steamshIRRs
tsss. IS ":ss:
Cabin sssSSd s!s' sEc s'esfass CO.
rAYA1. Az9kEs sfBkXITl1.EIs AND NAPLES :.
S. S. pEESEshAviA %sSas:day
mrsprSsoS F0isi ffSEa go 1gsa sai esas
r GES HRvh4 h2 TaEssRRs st45sSSS
S ssv. H. ss %
G.Ss1, Agent No bowling SSS "a aess
RED sTA ar Inv 1STwEap AND PARIS.
Sailing for ssd AnsMss9 ~
.as 81 u.s. 81
81 ERrrs s' %s # vsrE SOY Cent Ag Bowling
OUARLESrON. s. c., the South & Southwest.
" JA Gks SETbE Es4 ASRh So%FSS tols
EEsH Es' e e. sSs
f kSaS 9is ols;ss'ss a%d
ArG0NOIiN 1new) Chas and Jacksonville FIJI, NOV IA.
All steamers have nrstclass passenger accomnodatons
sfE Der
een' "'A' - Bowling Gieen, N. Y.
T. G. EeER Gen,l Ag:. G. s. Fr. Line s47 Broadway
g AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SENGER LINE-Four steamers "eeKS from new
s. Ser ss Il SCI Of November
g. s. k4SSEs Monday SSsS%ssr %
Connecting Central Railway Of Georgia and Savan
nah Florida Western RAILWAY I9r AZ points IN
aEoRaiA, ELSRDx SOUTH cadEorMn AIA.
firsT II an AEEZ w. ". RHETT, Gen. Agt
- =. "; g ~ and W 'r,,v Savannah Fast Line.
Eas1 A M p n,n:dwsv w 81 Broadway
p-ot NWxIKER AGENT Ocean Steamship Co.,
3" " New Pier 35 North River.
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Hlisrellincous

q uME WILL ,J BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
81 NO l2Ss wroadTsy soGsr
ave; l52 oth-ave; lts Fourth:sve, corner -Four.
LOG Third ave. rear sIxtynrst.t. LOS Frst.ave
}os Wst oy so0lTpnsssase S9
h.HARLf.M OFFICE $50 Fast ehund red twenty
nfsh-st 20 D.. Of regular office rates.
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n, HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave soo
j pages. illustrated. The standlfd authority on
American open.aif amusemens Rules for sailing, swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c. &c in
full. 81 copy Published by The TflburA Nav vn,r
Entertaining ana universally compmentcd by the prc.s
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD \

vH.R r; r; Co., Lessss-Traas leave West i2d;s.
from the foot Of Jay:st- NewYo,k Hamilton, London.
detroit and Chicago, % S5 a. M -S;l5 m. 's:l5 2. NJ
's15 y. Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge, Mag
3 rs and all so a. M runs only to Utica: Kings
g.. .sis D. m ta.ssi and d Albany sso siS 3
al 80 mn :; 100 .Sis - as p m crsnseas Wet so
:ess ii a M. j rs :. 90 80 iSi5 Sss g so.
IS 10 I'll as Montreal and Canada East :15
: rs D. m Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Detroit. Thicago and 81 Louis on AL through
- 20 30 m. JersSy CITY + \; r Sat ss,.
grsy An other trains daily except sunday For tickets
timetable paror and seepng-car odaton In.
formation apply oiiees nrioklyn s3s wa.hingons re
FultonsL. Annex Office foot Of Fuonst NewYork City:
Place. West iaSsSst and Ws.t SsoSs station. cCs e
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. vandsrbilrave.
NaW.York.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL. STATAONs
Fourth Ave. and %2d St.. New york.

Grand CENTRAL. STATION.
Fourth Ave. and +2d St.. New YORK.
1ur OILY RAILROAD STATION IN rHE CssA
IRAlNs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS;
300 a. M. CHICAGO vEsTIBULE LIAfrED-Oss
1910 <. NJ csonTmw lsss vEsTIBuLE LIMIT.
EDIDue Cincinnati go indianapolis 10 80 . "" %
1856 4. m.o-&EEssrERS DAY ExpEEss-dsiy e1cs''
4,5O r. M.-NoRTH SHORE vEsrIByLE LIMITED.
que vt Detroit az D :15 a. m, Chicago = ~ " "' "
GOO r. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPRESS Chicago
$50 ~ .eals Mo Is TIE &SD MA
s.iS =. nj. HFxsT sT TIoUIs AND CHICAGO tx.
PREss-Duc Indianapolis II 20 p m next day' %
v1sTKi5L TogS;HpKGEErs;Eso Ha d y
hec Se II, g. 20 S a. n' 'i is 30 2 55
gig fG * sorrsca s twss' esoa rs 49, III ~
ALiaNYEts 30 50, 10 90 ito 80. fiIso $50
rnoSssS &c., e s 30 S r. 90 a'ssS
uTSS $SS Sq Ss : 3d. ia % "'fss 10 80
Rocn R fi3 80 10 ITO 80 % 40 60 80
pG 2IS So 70 a ssii 10 80 m $780, 80 ens
NIHG%%RA FALIA-io:eo, no so a. m. 49, eoo 7;so,
ApIRoSSDAACK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL,ts:ao
AunTS sS sENEs e 80 sss
AZ S.is VIA HARLEM
Co.. fseg gsy Sc Ssg' asgPyp @ S:
EYE PISS Ss md ~
Westccw Express calls for and checks baggage nom
hotels and residence through TO o.av otns,
train, ,Dsy ex S,s Sunday sDay except
Above trains except those leaving a. 90 80 NJ
"'s JOHN ssoS r. a: ToT Hf GEoRGE Il DANIELS;
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Danr,nq ara6em

A LEXANDER MACGREG0R's
"A CLASSES IN DANCING.
uENDELSS0HN ROOMS. 10S WEST 65TH0T.
Private lessons any time BY appointments.
Il ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, Ie2 East 55th-st.--A school
for dancing, department and crlsthencs exercises
all the and fashionable dances Send for circular
GEORGE W. wALLACEs SCHOOLS 20 West 59th.
NJ ST. and HARLEM 81 West 1o6th st.-Class and pri-
cate tuition children and adults. See circular
M &. =. HARVARD REILLY. master OF dancing. 54a
IA Ftfti-ave accepts only OF clssse~ formed for him
IL No. 0Sf 5TH-AVE.
Now Open. Glass and Private Lessons
Mems Clxss commences Monday. December l.
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NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAILwAY.-Trains leave West 42d-st. as follows
twenty earlier from foot Of Jay-st 80 a. M
for Middletown, Ellenvlle Liberty, Delhi. Norwich
Oneida, Oswego, Chicago; 80 D. M for Campbell Hall
Mlddletown EllenvIe Liberty % ;l5 p. m Tor Middle.
Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago. st. Louis.
timetables. 1928 B'wsy. J. 9. ANDERSON. GenI Pas.
scnger AGENT. 1e EXCHANGE Place. N. Y.
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Ocean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
0S,yyORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
NE" From Pier 40. North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
r,,,rria Sat. Nov. B. D. IN SerSa sat. Nov. 30,
arsaa sat, Nov. ID, a. Etruria. Sat- Dec. O.
srI, sat Nov. 90 D. Auranil. Sat-, Dec 10 am
Tabn passage, SEQ and upward. Intermediate sSS.
,saoe tickets TO and from all parts Of Europe at very
inw rates For freight and passage apply at the
nany's office. No. B9wling Green, New-York
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Nem DnbIirat,ons.

VVHERE TO LUNCH In LONDON AND
w WHERE NOT TO LUNCH.
See HOME JOURNAL OF this week.
OUT WEDNESDAYS.
Price, 8 cents s. For sale everywhere
NORRIS PHILLIPS CO.. 24o Broadway, New-Yor,s
IL HITTING AND CROCHET.
LIBRARY OF TRIBUNE EXTRAS
KNITTING EXTRA NO. A. APRIL, 1880.
04.pagc pamphlet. containing hundred pat
Nrns and seventeen illustrations.
KNITTING EXTRA NO. 5. MAY, 1890
Single copies OF either pamphlet sent postage paid on
receipt of % cents
AddresA
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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4zs 81
g. lS 80 ssss.asIss M
,SS o. w ssod 1ons rates.
sss sss I'D = ssd
;:: sSsS SisSsF
TNMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
FOR 9yEES S ! AID t A0yem;so u
ySss:$Sss
go sHs !:
$Ssd;s EoW &c fE aaES YfIaHr
CUION LINE. AMMO
" FOR NTHR sEAGES M All sTEARMHFS6b
Pier IS. foot S e KSs:' il
SEssk fassssy Ssse%Ss5
At easIs passage $50 and sioO Second Cabin
$50 an A. Sa upNpEKM IfffEy CO. IS Broadway n Y
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
drsTKS SEs A II sddF2 sp
IF rnS . M ya S: ses%S Of 1c
CITY OF RIO T 81 jHRS ,s nov
FOR Iieigns passS s Snr seo ~ ran E'" w
'0mD'ns' 0ff q RSIhY
NORDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD SIS: co.
N srwro sRoFo EHftG a9 HaS
steamer, 81 E Exp Siss f?sf Ssi ao''ss'
Ssy = %s Se2 s. 's
,ea First yS"ss ss'n ss:
rates. oELRICHs Co. No Bowling Green
NETWORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ From Piers 10 and 4. Eas. River; at p m
Matan1Ss. cardenas, sagua, caibarian.
NASSAU Santiago de CuSa Guantanamo and CienIucgos
ShRATOA Havana and Cardenes. We'd Nov. 10.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Havana and MEXICAN Ports Ports
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA Hav. & Matanzas. Wed. .Nov.l9
Thurs. Nov. 20.
For full particylas relSh. eI pss;age Apply vs %
ID ERMUDA ROYAL MAIL AND CABLE.
E Ea s.SDSa s. & eTss H.
For st. Crcx, St. Kits. Antigua. Guadaoure Dominica
Marnt9ue s. Lvca Barbados Granada aE, and pfina4
5JJR ySS s. Ga iss bs 80 dRys;t~ay
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
Pier 80, East River.
S. THifASEiPHiX ssusassy TS S.sn., e
These American steamships specially built for the trade
have very superior aeeommodations for passengers;
ron,. Agents BoULroE enc sMSs snsa pA4 Il EW..
rios. COOK & SON. POI Broadway.
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Eotels.
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a M REWARD FOR THE BEST eight lines OF adj
YlOU eIng poetry fcr The best acrostic OF 10 lines
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have right to use the poetry adverts An
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10Th November No poems will be received after
that date.
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"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tltors Goyenesses
&C TO COLLEGES, Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FuLTON, 20 Union Square.
A BEST TEACHI;RS, American Foreign, supplied :
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hoos and families FRENCH German and spanish
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE, $50 5ti-sv. cor 2oth-st
K EVERETT STONE (Yale). rs East 52d-st-Tutor for
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ned"
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English elocuton Epscopaan piano. violin and
Apply TO Mrs. NJ. j. Y0uNGFULTON, American and
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w ANTED.-Lady governess good musician spanking
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
Thursday. November 10. .. m.
n ,EIIC SATURDAY. December o. .. m.
nEIGIC Tuesday December 80. D.
Thursday January o. 1
superbIy Appointed-superlor Accommodations
peseryaons made by letter or telegraph to and
cabin pans at 257 and 3f3 Broadway York. or
Room a. Railroad Building San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President
r. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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Railroads
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows:
q. m. for Slatlnston and intermediate points.
q m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Posylle and principal local points Chair
Lyons and Pullman ear 10 Suspension Bridge.
$40 q. m. for Maush Chunk and inermedtate points
IL for l.. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair to Mauch Chunk.
D. M for TunkhanDock and intermediate points. Chair
car to Tunkhannock. Connection Reading and Harris
burg -,
$40 d. m. Elmra and principal intermediate points
Chair car Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper To Suspension
Bridge. 49,
so D. for PottsyIle Msuch Chunk and intermediate
10 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection e. Reading and Harrisburg.
D. M for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving at q. M, II a. m. p m. and 40
n m connsc all points In Mahanoy and Hazcton coal
regions. .,,x,,.,, ,c.x,.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
points. and II a. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
10 p. m. for Maueh Chunk md ia;ermediae points:
d. Geneva, Lyons Elnira. Rochester. ra,ifalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
N7S' General Eastern Office o35 broadway.