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NETWORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.


err ONLY RAuRoap STATION IN IRE CrTN
Train. leave as follows: S--.cuu
9:1O A. M.-EASI NAIL Tor Albany Cu'S' S''
1890 4. M.-CiiiCAGO VEsTIBULE LIMITED a''
JAZZ IS /. Ks n DHY AExpREss-Daly except
1..OJ Noon.-soUTHwEsTERN vEsTiBgIlLEIo I'M M.
IlED-Duc Cincinnati 10 90, Indianapolis IL -" NY
Due at Detroit at is a Chicago = 90 D. n H'A'
$50 u. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPRE3SS,E5pu9g Chic's'
7.3O =. M.-NDIRONDACK, MONTREAL AND BUT
s15 +. " " ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX.
PRESS Due Indianapolis II 20 p H. heA' u''' '
s FoE TStbs5HF! s RHd5h 3.
kcteptIIicl x zoo loon, & So 90 go sIa
20 g tGr 80 .s 3 M w. f a5 M w. 10 Ill.,
ALBANY-t7 10 TO- 10 100, no 80. III ~ a. M ~
noon. - 80, 3 90 90. 100 ~ % ''So' 'I' m''
TRoY@t - $40 10 90 70 go II rs T IA I ISoe
UTICA 4 xS So 2S Isl glS TO- 90 ~
a; r.. Il 100 noon. so, oo $780, s:i5 p M ~ 90
RoThEsTEE--oJo. 10 90. no 80. n. 1900 no0n
sG so 10 % B 50 20 nlE 9oo noon So
aIT?1 80 Sc ~ yH kND MoSTREA1-s7
Is =? &S 8 q g osAo 90
BEER $RikE Hills lis viR nAhEE% DivfSfos-
For tcEe,s and space Sleeping Car spgly a. Gra1s
Ears Pa $8 W.. : s 35s an4 issS:.
Yo5k; sss I2S FntGncst and SS R
We'tcotrs prcss calls tor ard eheck, baggage from
o,her ,ran5 run fGnday 'p'Hy SS'sO' s'u'''
70 90 Hodn sSrP 80 hOe saTng at g. 70 go m H.
9 9Ui, i 90 r,dnghs stop s 1885, sire, StatSp
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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I ElllGll VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
DesbrOs,c, follows:
a. for Slatiugton aud Interim diatr points.
a. Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Ro hester Burolo
and the West POttNli aui principal local points Chair
car to Lyon, ard Pullman ear to Sis pen,lon Bridge
900 q. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
II q. IA. Tor L. and -. Junction aud intermediate points
Chair t. Mauch Chunk
y. !or TuuAhannock and Intermediates uoint. Chair
to Tunkhannoch. Connection Reading and Harris,
burg.
$40 p m. Tor Elmirn and principal Intermediate ponts
Bridge '
SO d. H.. for Pott-yle Mauch Chunk and I'm. r,,es,
p0iuts. Cnair ear 70 Mauch Chunk ~
$40 D. N. Tor Mau'h Chunk and intermediate points
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg ~
D. m. Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmlri Pcrh,-,er Runaio
and the West. Pullman sleeper u Lyons ana Sen lion
Bridge '
Trains leaving az A. III. II a. m. | u. m and q IN
connect for all point, In Mahanoy and Halrton coal
regions. w."
81 NDAN TRAINS
a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hallcton and Intermediate
points, and II IL. for Shenandoah and in,ermeGste
POINTS
10 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
y. Tor Geneva. LYONS Elui'r fto-ho-l,r curaio
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyon, aud rn"i"n
Bridge ~
General Eastern oece. 93j Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE!

There was attendance at The Exchange YESTERDAY
The most important piece Of property sold was No lS East
S.ventynnthst the property is three-story pro"nsOhe
uryate house lot 2OXs2 the bidding ran from 7looOo
-, ~ .1s 90: Mr. McPotosky was the buyer
NO 426 East SiNty-siNthst. l. hve-stoy brick tehe
nent on full lot; Il offered under foreclosure ana
brotrbt s2I coo from {. NJ. Schell. -.
,s1 Fir-aNc a four i.ory brick tenement on q lot
o3,9l brought -l7 GOO from James Crredens;, A., .
NO So tniOn.-t.. Brooklyn, i small thtee'stoIy
brons,0ne dwelling On a lot i5X9O IL sold for $3.50 70
+, B. Van Dusen. l., a.. ~, h,.
tho order ~ C. Graham u three houses IN Madison
ave No. | 042 Oi5 and 10i1, No. .? Fast seventy
bs and 10. As Fast Fiehtieihst. All ehe houses
rs ac.ivcv bid for but amounts reached dd not Sc
curc srlclsnt - d. 'ha'ce all the eicuhDsuScs
The property therefore withdraw.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NI:w.YoEK TRIp.
"A uNE WILL hE REo ElNED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. L23S Broadway. corncr Thrty.ir,t..t
lao BnalNav. corner 3dthst, Until y. M. f. 20 W,s6
went irI.Nt. con'r Sthayc. lj2 6th-yc: % Foh-
ave, corner Fourteenth It. go IhirdaNr. conner Lov.
,,Ncnth~t o2G Thlri-Nc. near SiNty-lr,tSt: I -oS
fir~taNr, 100 Nrst fOfty,ccond.,t 90, Coumbi.
90 himriy,t2 81 Avenue \. l323 1hldavc aud che
u AiuIM oFfltt- $50 East Omehundr,d ani.twcnty.
wtnty -hits-st., al regular office rates VIM
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FOR PiIILADEIPHIi, BALTIMORE \
XNL,T SHORE RAILROAD, \. !. {: y

w II: K. T. 4. Co.. Lese-Irains iSaEe W N,Ser rom
the foot Of Jay-st NeW-Nork Hamilton London 81
and Chicago 10 10 a. M, ) 10 p M 80 P "i55,
louis, . 10, s:l5 D. Toronto no 10 a. W., xi,cL
* Is D. m. Buffalo, Rochester Su'p L-lon brl"S - IS,
20 rails Utica ana syracuse 80. 10 n" gine..
~ ~ ia o. NJ and a 80 a. NJ runs only to Uuea nd
ton j 80 ! 10 10 10 all 80 =. NJ; II zoo, 10 Is,
* rs r. m. Cat-kill and Albany, 80 10? ,oo Wst
ali 80 y M; - 90 .5:3, 'sl5 p NJ sS .rci5:
~ AZ ali 10 A. NJ Il - 4 90 % - - ~, W.
5 10 40 p. Montreal and Canada Ea, Noy,ro Fails
-, Elegant sleeping ears Tor Bhaio
Detroit Chicago ana st Louis on all thrT oyo A. r.
90 D. m. lcrSe, city p L. station. q - All othi
20 d. M. Daily. Daily. cNctr. sltu ru obes par
sr,1s dav except Sunday For tickets tmc,aoc' .bpIy
ior and ,Iocpne ear notation. or kn
ori,cs: Brooklyn-.,33 Washngonst, 30 .ES ;s5
mex foot OF tulton.st New lork ,,rc So west
ut1 o1I I,roldway li3 Bowcry IL lnrn I' ~ anl
g15h.St and West shore stations foot on f;eneyb
foot OF Jsy,t cr N%th Hider New.YosE
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CENTRAL R. IL. OF NEW JERSEY.

Y IN IA d H. H. VIZ W. '" ." Il Ae'HA'
Time T'9s o. Dc %aoS r IS'o wun.,O.,.
scranton Ecadne HARRISBURG. Tanaqa StamoNp sun:
bury, wam;gort on sundays for La'on' Maue'
100 a. n. ior Fi-ion ard NauCh Chunk On Sunday"
Easjol M1uch ChunA and shamoAin .,. ,,.r,,.,,-,s
- f9F !, 1 ,,r r MAYED To Sh1nT. Saa sham
oSia sgaOGrs WiilansrCrI through toaSa to Wlias
r aay 70, Ea,tSn Mach cnqpE RS,dr E.
AS D. n for Fa,ton March chunk Rcadn g Harris.
burg wllkcsbarre, scranton, Tamaqua. Poi:>Nie shame
g M for for Fsn '2f .A AG GS%nh Re.4ns Harris.
burg 80 Sc M s for f,,! % aa 30 y@oovn
for Auants llighllnde a. - IS. II x m-
~ Fo Free DID, a, d45 5 ii Is a. Ill., 80 40.
G9s ragsn and rG9t io % t. rS9' sssa.
except OCEAN Grove and Asbury Park . % a. m. 400
For n;s EaC ss sIS % go 80 no No.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 49, s:l5 a. H. 30 :7o 10 p m no SI 10 ~
For Tons RIVER. Barnccst Park and BarncSas 49,
Si For Atlantic CITY Vim and aid B1dgctOn, IS n
~ ot Monmouth Beach and scabrlght Sis. iihs
a. m,' 40 70 y. m.
FOR PHiLADEIPHIi. BALTIMORE AND
Wt~IIINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE "A
Tor Phlad,phI At 80. -, ZOO II 80 a M .,H ~
o2 2S SS oS 60 100 h. 'e co. "a g. " "s5
~ ~, Tam"is and Washington daily at 90 II 80 Gs
@a.as a. as , y 20 s a % n 2Gi 0 SSaad,
3 % ; 90 q 100 m, have connection Tor He'ui"s
H'P PGl FsanS and WnmspO Via Philadelphia az 3
An i - 6 ,,,r n rHc' Sa.yS W. Sdo p ~ -.
leNTP and ftiiGtar eats BE- proed at H. ~
COL AZ - la i'P East ~ I35,st NV YORK tOu''
$50 Ful,on.st eS broadway, Brookiyn -. and ehecs
New.York Transfer Company VIII cal io' '"N Wv
bagcaec f'om hotel or rcsldehc'. ------
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NJ EW- YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ hAlLwAl.-lran. lca!c We,t iedst follows
tw minute, earlier from foot Of jay so a. M for
Middletown. Ell,ntic. Liberty Dchl Norwich, Oneida
Oswcgo CHICAGO; : 80 p n;. Tor tamlb.l Han Middle.
crty. Walton oneida Central Squar' OsWcco Rochester
Niagara rails Detroit. Chicago. -. Louis. Daily. All
other trains daily except SUNDAYS Tickets time, tables 1
Broadway. j. G. ANptliSON, General Passenger Agent
ENrhlnon rlncr y. -
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n hLAWARE, LACKAW WANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD

shOrtes, Line Ncs'ibulcd Pullman Coaches.
4. iu-EgIllo ana O-Wtgo EApr~- Wa Paterson, fer
water Gap. >troud>Durs, scranton Bughamton. OMc2o,
ltha.a. MaN'ily. luIra Corning. Bath. DauNile, Shrr
burnc. Wat"r,nc. Kichhrd spimg~. Iu'a NJ Morris;
OXFORD. Norwich Cortland N'la l>r Fulton ana
intermediate Connect, a. rtnol with trains Tor
lttstOu. WtA--barre DanNilc amt Northumberland a,
l,unglo for the Mt~t.
: 20 a. M BIN hamton Mail, Via Boontol.
D. M Bingh1WfOn and Llmrl iAlr'-- for water Gap
StroidsbUr scranton ONrgo. Maycry &C.; connects At
scranton with trains for Pttson Kingston and Wilkes
barr. $1,000
80 p m. ldaily -Bunlo Limited Express. VIA Pater-
sOi StrruC-urrs Scran ton, Riugh1Wtou OWogo wa
very Elmir. CORNING, Ban. Wayland Dan>SIle, Mt
Morris Nc.. m Buffalo AT 80 a. m.
u. NJ. tdai.NI. Buffalo iUca and O~W"go ENprr>s for
Stroud-burg scranton. Bnghamton Cortland. syracuse
Fulton Greene. ONor Norwich. Shcrburlc. MattrNile
Iichnrld SPRING aud all points Buillo division
connect, with train, for the West
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Ncw.York. wednesday, January II.

The following sale, wee made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
nvs.story building WITH lot, No 400 East 6Sth;st =
eo5 n "a a. a ave lot 25Nl0o5 G NJ Schol ~ OOO
four.,tory dwelling, With lot 80 - l.a, J2;h'| s.
near Mad. ,1nayc. lo: 9jx1i.2 POt5ky tlsO)O ~,
,our..forv briidng with lot 80 2SO lst-ayc, : Q:
II of I7th.-t lot 2&A94.2. Jamer Crecdcns tl1Ouo ~
sale OF the builn.> WITH lots, Nos 1j3 ana 100 ".
y,.oa.-t ard AMI Canast. house with lot Nos
and l3S Nnnro. 4, house, with lots SOs ~ ana 20
,herrv.-t ana horse lot No 2s3 Sou-st Was ad'
jCvried 20 January Il. or
S,Ic. of The house. with lotS Nos Oa. 10;5 and 1O7
Mod 0n.ave house with lot No 1877 East 7st ana houo
with lor No 80 East SOth-st. was witAdllWI:.
sale Of the building. with lot, No III West Ena'aNo'
was adjourned sine dic.
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u URDDEUTSCHER LLOYD :. ;. co.
g AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.

- SENGtK LINE-Fout steamers weekly from New
s. CITY OFF, EMI NGIIAM Friday. January IL, y.
=. CITY OF ACGuAGA.. SATURDAY, January D. j.. III.
$. TALLAHASSEE. ....... Monday January ~. ; y.
-. KANSAS iII.... W,dr,-diy. January 81 3 p N.
Connecting WITH C1hra ia lroad o. Georgia and
nah FLORIDA nd Western railway log all ICints IN
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RAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed accommodations
fii'tca,s ao dhOtc For freisLt a9& apply %
j. d. UASiAGl.N. ". II. RILIr, Gen. Az.
Eos J.. and w. R'y SINsundA Line.
ogl Broadway 81 Broadway
X /. WALLER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co.
sew Pier So North River.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA,

PARK IfOU-E.
SUMMIT y. j.
Steam heated. VOID A..,. sun Parlors.
Niry.h -annrrun,. A-icSlr. y. Go receives invallds
who suffer from tuberculosis. Plof --oI Horhs method
with climatic cure. KARL Won Httk. Il. D.. Director
A RI NOU GOlNG 10 i WINTER EESOETl
n HOME JOG IN NJ
OK Mciue-dry. January -, include.
WlNrLE RESORT Gt IN.
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FOR sal bv ucH- If altI- I'D or 1il "I' -titi.n-.
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X. Il Famie-. s35 a month. slO week.
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also f. l31 rooms. 81. gmtly furnished
heat and an modem imp'pvem lale Unsurpassed
Terms - 30 10 800 per dny. G. J. HUNT Manager
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LLOYD SIS. 60.

~ SHORT ROUTE 70 LONDON.
NEW-YO!sk, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
nom FOO do. II
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Elder sat, Jan. IL II Sl1c We'd. Jan. %. 3 a.
Lain ,W4dy Jan. q. Ip m IS IRA 81 Ja,$l ?3o an
INST cat' 40 and Upward berth accordins 70 locs:
tcn. Second cabin. $50 berth. Seeraec at lowest
rates. OELRICHS CO.. No. Bowling Green
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NFFICE Of TIE COMMISSIONERS. Dis

" ulct of Columbia. Washington. January TO- s0l.-
sealed poip-a- VIII b. received thi, Office until
Of January eth. 1851. Ia furnish the District u Columbia
two aerial turn table trucks list Of required additional
attachments and equipment. Will be- furnished
I alton at th- oncc. Thee reht reject any and all
bid and part. Of bid T. r..,ryrd j. ". Dol GLASS.
- w. Ross. u VI. ROBERT, Commissioners Of the Dis.
4 ~
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Ocean Steamers.


TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
a. Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT tx.
uIBITION remain there l. days including Hoard and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL at
Kingston or a tour this beautiful island By the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS FOR $50; with The option OF extend
ing their trip at the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
TO Haytf Colombia. Accommodations rist-ciAss.
PIN, FOEWOOD & CO., Agents. - safest. y. Y.
THOMAS COOK & son. Tourist ARences
ANCHOR LINE U. B. MAIL steamships
~ NEW.YOKK and GLASGOW. via LONDONDERRY.
Pier Il. y. r.. foot Of Leroy;st -
Anchoria Jan. "a Gro asia Cd. II, p M
Lthiopia hob. Z, p. m. inchoria MAJ 8 D. n.
nFDlTEERANEAN SERVICE
NEW.YORK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
From Union Stores. Brooklyn, near ,mlton Ferry, -
SIS BELGRAVIA. Wednesday, February 23
Cabin, $50 T. 800.
For tickets and further n!oru alton apply 70
HENDERSON BRO1IERS. Asents bowling Green
NOMpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
" FRENCH LINE 10 HAVEE EVERY SATURDAY.
Companv'S Prr lnewl No -. North River f. Motton-St
La EORMANDIE. Collier SATURDAY Jan II. 10 30 a.
Ia GOTRGOGNF. Frsngcul SATURDAY Jan -. > a.
Ia BEITNGNI. JOus.ciin. saturday. Jtn. 81. 80
A. FORGET General Agent 40 Bowling Green
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Cost arlO fouuo

4 osT-pan book NO. j3s Isl Pank FOR SAVINGS G.
| Ti1ortCr.t Ncw.Yorh Payment stopped. Please re-
turn book Bank.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CIT

III
~ r,-,,,, and win, - T,s rver,rd ..... seo11
lst;ayf - 50 ~ -, Z" tStn Itc0 As 600
:, c.S zer &c, 90 setc Weis 10000
5o,b. - as Il " Of iotrave 25xl0o.5;
executors Jos Potter and Jane and JOS Potter IN 900
2diLs $ % n I'D 81 ST ~ Go $4,000
los fdSard E Z ~ to Amciia sc.
9ist-st :. 3o1.s I: . Of 1th-aFc IliXioToi
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF ne D IN e.
Avenut l. . :, So II Of 72dst 5oNos; Adam ooo
Munich and vito 20 Henry Saus ::ad -V''
ls';, ,,e 10 40 N Ak 6sys 1900
5sth.st II :. rs It " Of eth.ayc !3NOi DAVID g,
,n52 2nA and yi 20 ~ isch.t 95NioO trustees
Joseph Dcgt,ch to Ji71 Bc.kr,94 i,,...- r 5000
'd2 M,s to ~ e. bo a's' OSLO "'u l. &c.
Vo'hS, ip y"f 70 Jaco Kor, 10 900
'fth ma = wv ~ ''"'"'' '.. 20 600
75th@t. :. jo.7 It " MadI-onayc. .5lxlo2.2; -
Malcolm Graham and yifr to Geo 4 Ham tom: ~
f;eo 10 10 Frank Grofg' ............ .........;.
I2$th-st, :. - It l>t-ayr. 25Nlooll; Louis zoo
o9d.st ), @1.S n o. 1th-avc. 20 l0N's9t l.aac
Nci, di,'' " a." l'''. ...... 10000
Mo'r,nst : s. ~ n g Bcd;ord-st. 27N0o
n"yave, 2ill n l3l,t,' s5\'' l1tGst,
PICK and vii" 10 Minnie L. Bowling ......... fliooo
soth--t - "co q Mhayc. 2ol! n GOTH .c
N2oo l'ce MINT" n9Tinr 10 iob"', pax Idy l. &c
iI.N2l+N-l9t lho- T. O-uand"r 10 James
pl.a,,,t.av, " s. 500 TIN ll3jh.>t. 10 u 18th.
. Nli3,irreg John l. Blown aud VIE 10 VIM 49,
Dempsey and John saith ........ ...-..... .3O
Mar!on.-t ~ - Michael Mc"rads 70 Ellen
eth.,vc " 5, lot 32i map Ray, cfNlOo; Jas $500
Turner 20 John il Lu,ken ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IEoVO
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ROpOSNLS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

uhcr Pur ha>iig aud Depot Conmissary Army Build
lng. NO. - WHIT 'h1l~t.. New Work CIfy January 8
isIl-sard proposal, IN tplcat. SUBJECT 10 the usual
condition vi be- received ~ th. Office until 10 O'Clock
=. "n Monday. February 10. 1871 furnishing the
Sub,i,tnc" ID rartmrnt Tinted Stacs Amy FOR period
~ 0"r not'h- from March 1891 following articles by
contract Cigars broad hans breakfast
bacon c"rnm'a twhit" and yellow and harro,
syrup u h'fr'i-. ana tn" best qua golden syrup
cau~ 'h''.r factory ana Young American Prefer
GIVEN 10 all articles 81 dOur-r profuo nlnuf,ct
for such details .chcii &c. Information with con.
dton % 80 Of articles qugntfic, kind. modes OF rackng
ETC. obtained 81 TINS oit" The right l. rJoo
any or al proposals Envelopes containing bids should b..
marked proposals for Subsistence supplies opened Feb
ruary 10, 1891 >" anu addressed ~ the und,rsigSed
=. BELL, y. I. q. s., L. s. A.
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Proposals.
I IMPROVEMENT Of PHILADELPHIA

I IMPROVEMENT Of PHILADELPHIA HAIR
BOE.-I = Engineer Onicc |. ~ Arch street Phlla
cclpia, Pa. D"ccnb"r -. 1s.O.-S'ed proposals. IN
duplicate. viii b. received at tll. Ollie" until II a.
Thur-dy February -. 1881. and then openc Tor drcdg
removal o WEARING In Philadelphia lafhor. Tho
81 bidder j. invited act tongrr.
February 20 1859. and February % 1881. Vol % paee
80. and Vol -. page a. statues lJ Large For all
information apply 70 c. w RAYMOND. Major of Engl.
urtr.. &. : A.
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Jnslrnrllon.
Qrdtbtrs.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHkKS' AGENCY
"A supplies pio ,sors. Teachers Tutors t'o'eiics7eS'
ac., toi'ol,ges schools ard faHai.s. Apply ~
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A BEST TEACHERS. American and f0fe5I supDned'
branches locality charge J. a lt, vi any,
no registration fe. form for STAMP i. v ~ SSOON
dat L. T. Av"ry American school lul eau W. Itthet
TUTORS Professors. Teachers. GoVcrn.-ses Of az
"a branches suupd 20 uniNcrsiur, col2s~ sGnoCls 1u
families. Circulars schools TO parents MOdth dhtud-'9
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlEEE. Room H. 80 5th-ave-
II E,SES IEACHEEs' AGENCY. - Eat i.th,-t.'
m .uppica eompetout t"ICh,s, tutors. goFtihr,"9,
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ouchlv educated German Gentleman as tutor, -, -
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history. . . ,...l. ,,,-, -o>- .u,.ar and
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V,EACHERS tutors. govern commnions church,
i singers oTaanists matrons. otc promptly suppiSi
enployprs hes. schools recommended 20 parents MISS
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 East 14th.st
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THE RFRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. No.
West 95th.st. Branches Boston, Phila WashingtOn
chicago Berlin Paris. &c. Best instruction SO per tern
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For Bows and Young Men-City.
For Young LadieS-City.

GA n-REV. DE-. AND MRS GARDENERS
"A. SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS. Coz 5th-aVo. 32d wear.
Mrs. GARDNER. Author Of History in Rhyme"
MISS NJ BLACKWELLS School and Kindergsrten fer
II Children rcopens October l. At 40 East s3a...
Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1850. Home and
Dav School. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS. PARIS
EXPOSITION. 1889. $50 and @s2 71s'-s. and West
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AT THE OLD AND FAMOUS
n NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY or MI SIC,
For 20 years located ~
6EAST I4TH-ST. ONLY. Sd DOOR EAST OF 5TH-AV
Established 1863. ClartHCd 1865.
STUDENTS RECEIVE UNEQUAI.LED ADVANTAGE
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Al pdblico.

Por 10 que den SO realilan. Eefstuss de escri.
tsrle; papel pergaminO, dc calcar, dc dIuulo,
secannte, lmpermeable, barniza1o para pared,
lbretas, hbros grandes comercI,les, lndlces
para descarga, pIensas de copiar, co Ia papeI,
ibrera feliglOsa antigua, tuua case de gum
Gala; ampafelIa, bafrenls Sa.unIonIcas uc 3,
cunas, canlitas. cai1as 'legazstS p.lI-. c,,esIoS
y hosptales, pIezas SuelLds para cl1ldS, cucl-
naS lie gas para. velano, bdnus glauaoS j lie
vapOr, meSas, Iayaulanos, cOmo,laS, nosils ue
noehe, perchas, eseaeas lie PIE cnlcas muy
alias, pianos ca perteclo ESTATE, Ustll.s tr1pos
des, aloyd .ciluez. canlalas 0OscultS I3uuoS,
lncredlentes J, teq9 10 lletessts l5atd .iOtusti-
IA harDerla llalnacas de henlqueii, corcuctes
autOnlatlc0s para VestldUs, Ulunua1S y euC.sge.
chantilly, sederfa & &.--F, NoatQs,-lsuna 00
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MADERAs DEL Pals

De todas dirnensianes labradas rollisas
las ofrecen ROLA 6 lRIzARRA Luquillo. Sc
admiten 0rdenes en las o6cinss DE- "a eoRREs-
PoNDENCIA
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LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.

Salen los dias 10 y 20 los vapores que
hacen el servico de Co.reos.
El del dia 10 toca en- Nuevitas, Gibara,
Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Cabo- -Haitia-
no y Port, an-Prinee, Puerto Plata, Ponce,
Mayagu z, Aguadilla San Juan de Puer
t"-Rico. Al retorno hara escala en- los mis-
mos puertos.
FL del d1a 20 ira por Nuevitas, Gibara,
Baraooa, Guantapamo, Cuba, Santo Domin-
go, Ponce, Mayaguez, Aguadilla San Juan
de Puerto Rico, viniendo por los mismos
puertos,
Retornaran saIiendo de Puerto Rico los
dias 20 y 8 respectivamente - scaran en-
Cuba los dias 20 y 9, llegando Habana
en- las fechas correspondientes de ~ II de
cada mes.
Ninguno de estos dos vapores tocara a
su retorno en- Guantanamo.
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q - ~ RR

Habi6ndome adju,hcddo I'll Excmo Ayuu
tamientO, ehpuDlloa ncitaclon, la recduoacl0n
de limpueSto do consul nos Subro carneS frescas
de ganado vacunO, lamar \ dc cerd;t neceSi-
tando auxiarme en- su eercicio de persona
que So halle compleGauleuLo lueatlIica,ld con
mls entereSes, he tenldo Ilor convouonte oGOr-
gar poder especial, ante e NuLarlo don juan tta-
mon de Torres; a don Juan CdrreraS Alvdtel
deblendo entendelSe como pracGlcadaS uIrec-
tamente cDnmigo todas las operaciunes uncla-
les particulales, references al clGado derecno
dc consumes, qoe con dlcnO senior pracGl-
quen.
Puerto-Rco, 6 de Mario le 1891.
Pauline AaadreM Is.
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SGrTiciO C0SterO en- Puerto Rico
Vapor AVILES:

Saldra de San Juan todos los microbes
al aman Ger, una vez por ell Este y orra por
el Oeste, tocando en- los puntos de Fajardo,
Humacao, Arroyo, Ponce, Mayaguez, Aqua
dilla Arecibo y vice versa respectivamente