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D RAILROAD.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot ofLiberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect June 20. 1892

Trains leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER. DAILY 1880
A. W. PHILADA FAST LINE. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
4P. VI. SCRANTON EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
SID 4. NJ, 4;3O r. W.
LONG BRANCH FLYER. EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
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For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the Yves
NJ RTE LINES,

@ fa slll |. rr,I Ll l1'lssL y. von.,
m khNI 81 F a5SS * fShSfSsF
STREAMS.
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New. York and Long Branch Railroad

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
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Trains leave
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$3.50 30 10. 10 90 (cNIreSs), A. NJ. IL noon 20
(Sotudays only. $50 10 cNpressl 34o (express)
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Mountain Dale, Fallsburgh, Mon'iee"o'
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Pullman drawing room seats ana eieoP'"' Il.
obtained at az Broadway, New,fork; NevYfS
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&C., Mr.. CIs4 ESa ta q in agS aS.rt
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newest methods city; art and Dcl>1rt'; stcnncraphrr
and typewriter art vocal music and elocuton college
graduate classical for Interim date department
higher English for Booklyn' college graduate with
perencc classics and literature, city French teacher
English; German nrrtv gONcrnc>s city vocal and
instrumental music. Wrst drcctrcs. Of con-or, atory
mandolin violin. guitar: piano anA vocal music direct
vocal music. Holt and Italian methods Baptist;
piano and violin piano South. pupil u Mason preferred
(scntlcmen Natual sciences fplscOlalan. English
branches. Epl>copaan; Germ an. french and drawing
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Mathematics and athletic military tactics school near
college: EUQlish French and drawing; head
maFer. iWScopaian; colcF" graduate with experience
mathcnatic French. cit; German French
English and piano family American gentleman baritone
manfo in violin guitar vocal teacher oraoro organ.
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ave. corner 20th-st.
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w Nanccd methods for city also primary teacher Normal
training. for Brooklyn MIRIAM COYRIERE. Book
building, $50 5th-aVe cor. 2Oth-st.
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CHFROKlI Charleston and Jsck~onNlle FRIDAY July 3
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.frare-. ur>tcls~s passenger acc ounodatons
nf,ne under open policy c ted at Onchitn Ot one per
cent. " NJ. T. Obi Di' Il ,',,a s.N5
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WHITE STAR LINE.

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saloon rates 500 inward according steamer and loc1-
berth. Excursion tickets on iaNor tDic tF- 50
ond these steamers. $40 and so S,eerae' ion
or 10 the Old Country, so 40 20 Broadway, New-fork
Philadelphia Office, iOj Wanut-st. - .,.,,,. .