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NOTICE

FORT STREET Opposite wiHr1D-.
p. 90 Boa. a1t ssf.
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Mor,n,ry Report for October. 1852.


A1l1ui correspondent vIiies. ~EDrron GAEETTr:
am thoroughly vel pleased with ihs manly, out
spoken b-t not bicksring spirit Of the GAzE-IE-
Keep On and yUu VII have a thorough backing
from al the decent men Of the Islands Y
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he Nativr Prs.


HI hfr1n uE THE MfNfSTEEs-
The answer Is like that usually given by those
Who Sc they have no ground to stand upon. They
give no rnt answer 10 the charges brought against
them. nor do they show any reason why the teso-
lutious -hould fall % the ground. But f this re-.
ply i read with cart 1t viii doubtless o. seen that
the premier and his colleague hide themselves BE-
a - N.l.thur This reply does not fiji well
-ss1a ir representatives we're fed Do, the present
Ministers that they the representative might
carry uui the wishes Of the Ministers aud one %
the Representatives from Honolulu spoke % this
POINT befure the legislature. His words vtre
keInember fellow Representative whore the
bread and the meat we are nov eating comes FROM
I'm LrgUoE Law.
Convincing evidence comes from al sides that
mistake. II Is month since the restrictions were
removed from liquor IN tbs town. and during the
hrst few DAYS OF this period tho friends Of the
present liquor Law wJre heard % boast thai tins
law would pruuute order and the prosperity % the
people. To-day what are the evident fruits Of the
law Are they good Is The public proited
Is the city more peaceful Not afali. The fruits
II tins law are not yet mp, that vii BE- later But
from the leaves Of the trpe lately planted bv vour
Government and from its buds that have begun 20
show thernselyes within the past few day- it viii
be seen that the out look for the race i. Cad. OF
the people who have not been drunk for wears
before, some have within the past few DAYS fallen
under liquor
Also some who left drinking m the last wear
because they sav the puyertr and the wrltchadness
81 drunkenness. and Who struye hard % free them
selves frum this great curse. have fallen iute the
DARK PIT dug BY the legislature q TINS wear and
with them have fallen the hupes of many
Fan Of rain at Mr.. J. H. Woods dairy ranch. IN
Nuuanu Valley. daring October. lSs2. as taken by
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A n7Iicr uhi.tIe blown on Mercbapt -, noa

police whistle blown On Merchant st--sf near
the iFr4t'a office. last Wednesday afternOoP,
caused a general gathering Of curious citizens TO
ascertain the cause. A look down kaahumauu
street showed member OF the petty officers mess
Of the IIrsiu and pOllce-OihCer in vrangle,
become constellation and an onslaught was
made upon the disDbedient and unruly sailor and
AN attempt made 20 carry him to the Police sta
luttIng kicking etc etc. was participated in by
the sailor and police and interested the crowd
Of spectators until finally combination of brave
hearts and bold hands lifted the man bodily and
marched 10 a rather unsteady procession to the
Station House when he was deposited for safe
keeping. Notwithstanding a great amount Of
pruyocati1n received the police engaged acted in
L-LrIE r-Ll.ull mlmnnr.
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
~ tlat 1 monte. dre fer rent on '-rs. anfrr fa1r
ID fi~ Ahs.ans RI Wrurkn. M.Ii are alInIie fr ny
Agrnfs. CLAUS srHfCEELs.
- sm - biz Aity in flef w IRWIN
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Import. and Departure. for October. 1852.

PORT or HONOLULU.
Arrived.
Nev Am bkfng EIll, Brown, FROM SAN tfarlI-.r
81 b. stnr Nadu- Bradley from H0u-s7u-
Sailed.
No. Am b-tua CuusugIo Howard .1E San lHu
f-Br sfinf Nadr1-, BDd'rr f1r Victoria. 4
Vessels in Port
Nm bktne Eureka. Penhal0w
Huw schr Jennie WalkCr. Underwood
An bktue Jane A FHikiuhurr F0rhe
An sch claus sVruckul-, Cousins .rruHir.n-'
An ship Hope. Cgfti- idi-marfrII'
H.w b foaui. GlrrclI-
Nor BIS fuHcnz. Nelson.
An hkfrg kitsap, Rohiuaur
Hsw b kalakaua, Mile
An bktue Ella, Brown
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NOTICE

5tO G 1k 8r ok OFT
NiLL nIf OR SELL PLANTATION
W ef1rEa u1uds. 7rd efnrr W1rEatrF'Ia -s.|rI.Ia.
~ W1rkef value fsr Crrs NFFfN WIFI o o.
ADAMS. Alrflaufrr. rrfr
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pUDOTT-DUNCAN-I8 flis giry. on Is, .d ir-t IL,
Rev A. MaCkfuiosh uf Che Anglican Cathedral. ". T.
4 prpUIr Of Hruolu'H to Nj. Evvs 4. DrN',N af
san Francisco
Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel for the week
ending Nov. 9Th.
g r >fackpole, Il " uscruud3 " q Whiffir-fHH. . rs
Everett Z A Andrews, W n Cumming Tho. ! May
-g'dcu, " n KCkard Geo Bond.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

:, \ i, Lags Kauai. g5ios5 is 30 me wife grv Il
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EXPORT.
PASSENGERS.

For san Frlnui-go. per Cou-uaIa. Vgy l-it,a, Tb-
sugar, scr ell- m1Isss6- Dom value SIS 5,7.
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aa-s. D. further given fIIt rH-.If1f H fIr fHH 10
nd Charter, So rt1r.hHfHf -iHi lHlIfflIa.IF lH
Liable f1r 'ir debt " flr corporation HH.HHf fIH
amount Hhirh shai Do DE HHfH fEe aHarH .r .H44.
hrid '.r s7rrsd tF HfrHHaIf
g=u D. JONES. rf. .s...
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ass al 49, - csa.Iau,i, -. =. -.
ftsra slnr1rI,- 49,. s.ioHrd frn~ - =.
Ffshs- apt On ni- = a. 49,. =. s'.iis.'
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The Board Of Engineers Of the Honolulu Fire
Department held a meeting at their rooms on the
evening of the "a inst Secretary Charles I. Gulick
stated that replies had been received from the
Chief Engineers Of the Fire Departments of Boston,
Chicago. Cincinnati and san Francisco in answer
90 letters asking for information regarding steam
,'qEIEg- but replies were yet expected from New
ACrk and Philadelphia and no action would be
tlkgl until the receipt Of those. A communica-
ti1n was received from the subcommittee having
His Majesty -rirthday, inviting the Department
TO participate, Chief Engineer Mott and others
wCru appointed a cu-2mittee TO wait ON the torch
light c1mmItte aud notify them Of the acceptance
Of the invitation by the Department. After the
disposal OF further routin, business the meeting
--LL--ru-L-
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NOTICE.


NOTICE II iIEitLBN GIVEN TO
A r| r.rs1us fIllf nf A meeting E-'f OF 1fHr
ri .HH1-hers f1 tar .1es " she Ornrirt ar4r a. E.
rr. r1fs f1 accepts Charter ~ frara1rfIar .rrf-I
f1 f.Hw r1d Nlf a-a16 lfHs and HrrcraHrrs Hrar .s
corporate name sDl style n ill OnrmrI -sir ~ .r
Ir -fl i1y n Oef1Irr i-s and flat DE Cooperation
uulrr T1n tHgrfH~. fhsrHTanH uf.frilHf ffra'f rar
elected 600 following named 1Ir-rs ~ ff- fs--ra-
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The programme OF races connected with the
proposed regatta On His Maiesty's birthday. APP
pears R the advertising columns Of this issue. As
before stated the events are eighteen in number,
and include yacht, rowing and swimming races,
diving and tug Of war contests, and canoe sail
INC race. The day Is looked forward to eagerly by
both yaChtmen and Udrsmen, and the amount
of practice INDUCED in by the rowing crews some
Of when are training under the personal super
vision Of His Majesty predict that first class wind
and muscle will both be adiunCts to the winning
crews. The yachtmgn are heaying down the larger
boats to clean and paint them, whilehhe mosquito
fleet dots the RATS and shoals along the harbOr's
edge. Entries for all the races must be made at
the H4TaGi P1s ID.l Office, No. Merchant street
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quite distinctly. The frm is TO be commended on
the enterprise and progress which they arr con-
/ tirnaliv dirnlavinc
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Owing to a break in the machinery IN Costa's
mill, the amount shipped from this plantation was
much smaller than expected.
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BOLOGNA SAUSAGE N TN o..
ID graf n herd. frrlI ga Ia ..ffaf1 nrlsi.
~ BoLLES a "a.
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There Is 20 be a sale Of fancy articles and 10
treatments at the North Pacific Missionary Insti-
tute, Is Punchbovl Street. next Saturday afternoon
az 3 O'Clock. No admission fee is charged and the
proceeds are for the benefit Of the Hawaiian Mis-
scenarios in the Gilbert Islands. The sale is under
the auspices q the Lima kokua.- Mission
Sewing Circle Of Young Hawaiian girls
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NOTICE.

A IL 5TOCH MUST 81 EEMON ID
n from tf- waiknpu tasiissseu-. i.Isai RI ll1ll
II NHfIT NIrH1If 70 o.. H N1H
o. .s'i CaHrr.ar. anHf ilsf frfe r'U r. Orr rHa
BOO Ia.a1aalaf lerr.iI1f 81 ifr
n n clneullt1 COL
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NOTICE
NOTICE

HAVING PURCHASED PROM
IL ur fH Hs.t. HH Hea- H--. art rr.-i.t j.
The Grocery Business.
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Tie steamer lr1'rH, Capt. Bates, Of Messrs. l..
r. Foster & Cos line. has been fitted mp with a
swan electric light Of 2ooo candle power, and
which viii Be a vgry useful adjunct towards facili
Tbs auusratrs WIS placed IN position BY Nj. j.
N. Sass. Chief Engineer Of the Iua-All- and on
Saturday evening test vas made resulting very
Satisfactorily. the prison. quarantine grounds and
other points Of interest being brought INTO flsN
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sumo rascal or ascals used an car handle
on the boat Bed White md BlHf during the
might Uf the ist inst and stove out two If the
bottom planks. The boat was winner Of the four
CARED race on July 9TH and it is thought that the
damage was done TO keep the boat from being
listed IN the coming Regatta. The crew have no
kudly feelings towards the perpetrators
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NIr. Marlin met with very painful accident on
Thursday last. while driving in the vicinity of
Waihce his hurso SHE'D at bullock team and he
vith Lis horse and carriage rolled over and over
down an ombaukmeat- Ills leg vas broken at the
ankle. and was set by DR.. Ei;ders, who accom-
panied him d1Vu 70 Honolulu on the hil1HsG HoH.
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Fan d rain at Mr.. J. H. Woods dairy ranch in
Nuuang Valley daring October. iSs2. as taken by
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD.ESTABLISHED I'UU ID AND oHUhI LINZ
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA,
2IN NEW-IORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIF
MINT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MITH ABSOLOIE SAFEIG

Exprcss Trans Newlork via Dcsbrosses and Cor
Iandt streets Ferries, as follows no -, - -, =
bio 7:lu $50, 10 Limited II a. m. 80 5:lu e. 30 "
and . o. M and II night. sundays, 5:l5, and 40 H. n
A. u, Z, . and p. IN. and IL night -. .,,o -. = On
Trans leave envy daily, except sunday at I:2O
a m and D. n running through via Trenton ana Camden
Street station fblddelphli
lS0I 305 $40, $40 $50, 100 $50 $50 ana ii a. M
1880 l. .. 1, ., u, o3O .:0J ana
1np M On sunday i2Oi, 800 $40 a4j, $3.50 H.. L.
$40 ZOO Leave lhila elpla via Camden
a a m and 4:,U D. M. daily. except sunday.
ND. et Onices $40 and J4i Broadway, AstOr Rouse ana
and COrandtsts; COurtst anu Dt0ok
lyn Annex station, foot of Fuonst, Brooklyn: nos -
fi6 and llS IIudsOnst, HobOken Station jersey Guy
Lmi0rant Ticket Once : Battery place. , -, $500, .,..,.
e New York Transfer Company Will can LOT ana Sne0A
baagage from hotels and residences. , - ,,.o,,,
FRANK THOMSON, - >. r. W ~ -.
'''1N+' (;suelal Manager General fdssf Agent
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, Aug. 2s-P.M
passable activity was noticed IN nn ,t the GEN.
-. ~ the Mining Stock Exchanges but INC eon'
"u"y ,artet was as duh and featureess as o,o =:
s1a MAJ &C. consolidated after moderate amount OF
Robinson closed with gain of 10 cents at 1eo
business oUS Miller was conspicuous for the amount
rSpoe cent at at
GEMS State Line and was sc%ts and closed at
cents Hhrys@CiI;tte nri;ned from 40 to 80 cents
,rs .1 TIE MINING EXCHANGES
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Goruoratlon Ao!lce'-

N1OTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ ,,h adce Of The Fire department until september H.
49, Tor Hose full Information see CITY Record copies
Tor sale at No 2 CITY Hall.
NTOTICE.-Proposals will he received at the
~ once of tho Department OF Public Charities ana Cor
scton No al "a ave until september 1873 for Grocer
iss leather and Crockery For full normauon SEQ CiV
Record for sale at No CITY Hall
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

I EOIi pROVIDENCE DIHEVI.
Conneciinr with Proyideu ce and Worcester Rll -
for All POINTS NORTH and EAST, wa WORCESIf.k'
The entirely new and elegant steamer RHODE loLAND
Nondav. and Fridays, and the magnncent
Sis.mer WA- SACHU1ETTS Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturday r wu, p;er % y. r., foot of Warren-st.
" made at Providence, via T. ana W x IL,
for Worcester and all Northern Eastern ana Wmte,
nonts sale al All principal ucket
oan. Sterooms secured at offices OF escot Express
% =, Astor House Nos. ga, SOL 5SI ana Al BROAD
49,, and t RIM Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket oc,s
way, anu ~ ii'' ~ l. w FILKINS, General Pass Agent
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~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing June %, 1882
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
a. m, Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal WA Central Vermont Il. RI with dTawlDgrOOm
81 tlavl ,h and AleXan' IA I;21.
$40 Special Express Chicago daily. stopping only
~ Albany Syrnclse Rochester Buffalo. Erie. Cleveland and
Toledo
saratoga Special drawngroom car to Lake George
Montreal
lO:3Oa Chicago Express, draTingrCOm to Canaan
daigua Rochester and BuhAO; to Rcnncd springs
II a. to Albany AMI Troy, with connection " Utica,
Saratoga. Glcns Fails. La Sc Gcu"gc and Rutland
$50 saratoga special arrives p. Kuns 10 1@lAe
George ur lINs
4p m, Accommodation To Albany and Troy. =, -
Gp st LoI.J Express, with sleeping cars lo ST. lDua
running through in 'he week. also Niagara tas
Buffalo and Toledo
p with seepngcars to syracuse and to
Road. a 80 u Montreal, excepting 81 ldIY
m Pacific EXPRESS. daily, with sleeping cars lot
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago anu
Clayton 80 ,,... .a,
No. Night Express. with Sleeping cars to Albany ana
Troy 800 ,.,,
tickets sale a No Bowling Green. 252 and Alb Broad.
way and at Wescotts Express ONCE" PARK place ami 1S0
ami go 5roadway NewYOrk. AMI 335 Ma-hington.st'
Brooklyn j. ~ IpUCEG, Gen olPb u H. MEbkLIs,
GEN.
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C,ToVIVCTOY LINE FOR BOSTON.

lCtnNENECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
- FArEaiways "a LOW ~ by any other inc, ,oaya
Stoa,,.r. \ ARIt AGANSETr and STONINGTON lesso
dsiv xen SunIaysl At ~ fro Pisr So. y. H. lo'.'
Jayst arriving IA Ji nrncoal ucxet once4 staterooms
ace, OF WestcOtt ExOress CO az Asto louSe,
2O7, 3Sl, 397 AMI ~ nn ,.y'u"AS ~ " $780,
Windsor Hotel ucAe' H ~ ~, Ornenl Passenger
rr,pOY BOATS-CIIIXEN'S LINE.-New
1 "Ut.aners sARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
~, ,rlayI an j D ln Pier ~, North RIVER loot Shfs
tonher a. connecting with morning. Trains ioI -'Vi'N N""
W., sunday -teamer touches AT Albany
rt,HE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
4 -, ,hrcngh Pullman cars from New YORK 10 Chicago
- a - ~ s, 1;rand Trunk aud chicago and Grand Trunk
~ ~, Io r. InSa Sew York Erie Depot AT D. daily
Tickets at the Offices oil tne Ni EDWARD r. BEACH,
Genera A gent q. 4. ana g. and o. L. Railways
TIME POPULAR SHORE LINE ,,.sr
| to1 ppoVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EASE
pfptI FROM GRAND CENTRAL DhPOl
v,res- ram. daily (sundays excepte " boston AZ
,n Bn M marion attlchol ana AZ y H. N"lth
palace sleeping cars -. M, uo.ro>- a. =, pAri, a,
NEWPoRT expross r. III, par'or care attaeho1)i AT
Iiye- a Newport p H. .o, d. =, - ,.,,,or oar. A..
tsoled. arrives AZ Providence lOZO IN ,,,., $500 an,
lcEet and paror seats secured Al fitn AT.nuo A
u,ds,r Iiul,i ticket Oces aud At Grand Cehts
l. ". EiLklSa General PASSENGER Ass1'
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Buyer 50; seller II


p,rr,v NorvrAIV New. AUG. 2oZlhe llien-
,onG Gticf mill started up on Betty ONtal ore ,lIo
80 ,>,rt Of last week Three bars OF Duliioh WY
Skinned saturday valued at ~ 600 ne sietiI 49, %
n - 55O level has been completed, anu UI'IC' 70 -
6een started north and south OF inc l1uso' Inv
water in the mine is decreasing. ,..d 90
Eight TONS of ore from the Eagle nlle' Ituo0u '''
the Highland Chief mill yielded SZo3 per Ton
1oNRsToNT Arz. Aug 2s.-A fine body OF ore
has been developed in the Luck sure mlhe' MILF
log will begin next month, =, IL. .o,,ios
T he Grand Central and Contention companies
coI.template the sinking of a combination ShaIt OF
,Le innction of the two mines near tlora
Morrison. Z, , 81, ,,ro,-or I'm d,
The probabilities of a war in sonora IS prey el'ilS
oant,i from going there. An luSurieCtlo ION mas AZ
,cadv been started Much injury is likely 10 result
10 capital now invested there.
Billion valued at $4,000 was received III tnls
CIV Yesterday from the mines.
Little Pittsburg official rerOrt for week ehuing
Aupust ~ shows: Ore shipped, 1C3 tons; sGltled
Tor 10 tons balance shipped ana uhsetUeu loi'
465 tons. ~
Caborca superintendent reports to the New lo1k
office from Juarez, Sonora, Mexico, August 10 :
Enclosed please tine statement OF Shipment oI IoIH
bars bullion total value ~, 4S4 81. There is PROD
ahIy : 900 or 81 800 more III the settlers. nc
mine now is looking exceedingly well, as we are IN
new ground entirely, and VIII not Dieah % -
into the old workings. The bottom OF the new Snalu
ON the Santa Rosalia is in very rch ore nave
started a new drift TO connect with tne large poGy
OF ich ore west the top OF the ola Mexican uII
shall have 10 drift thirty feet 10 get urcctN uuuo
1hof / Inc new well that sank is furnishing ABOUT
all the water we have. FIVE stamps arc I'LL "o
ruL."
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~
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRUINS. Plaintif.
against SIMON WlTAARK. ct al Defendants Action No.
Il In pursuance of Foreclosure and sale duly
made the ABOVE entitled o1 bearing date
the 5ta August 1885, l. the undersigned the eiefeo
therein named will sell at public auction at the Exchange
SaesrOou No III Broadway, the CITY aud County OF
SewYorS on TnU RSDAY, lie eth day Of SErTEM-
BIER 1852 at II o'clock. OF inst day by John hoyd,
Auconeer the premises described san Judgment as
fUlOws: -, ~, h,ud,,,
All that certain lot piece parcel or lana anu Dun.ng
wing AMI be ng IN the fiShh WaIu
OF tie civ NewNork bounded AN deserncl -
Regnnng al pont nO.thery soe OF GIdd 81 usans
glteen - feet On inches elsteIy iron ,e I'm.
cer corner OF traud ThOmpsoD-sts running ,hehce
northery and Iaael with lhonP sons aYy 81 , ~
an Inches thence eastery and parallel Wlth braadst
az and eleven inches thence sOuheriy and par
Isl with rh0mpsonst. fOrtyN feet ana ccNn ihehes q
a. slde Grand-st; thence Westerly DonR sad
nrterfy side Cd bteen feet and eNen lnchs ~
~. noInf OF place Of begnnng and now knowh az No .
GTand.st ...,>, a,.,.,.,so ,,1,,nev X, al Wiitau-
Nnvkf
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RAILROAD.
On and after August ilSS2.
GREAT lIRIr NIX IL Y NJ


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
trains leave NrwGok via DesbrOs5es and CoIndt Str es
Ferries, follows:
HaIisbuIg pltsDurg the West and South. with Pullman
Palace attached Il aud p. IN daily New OK
ohcago Limited Of ParOr Duins Smoking ami sleep
ing ca at a every day.
FOr springs > aud - A. m, q and , p M daily.
WilliamspOrt, Lock Haven m D. M CORY ana Erie at
D. M connecting Cory for Iltusylle' Petroleum CEN
Rsm"re washington and the South Limited Washington
Exuress oil Pullman ParOr cars daily, except sunday 10
o. NJ arrive Washington .. M Regular at oil1 and $50
A. M l. $40, Z aud J.. IN, ana II ~ gut -
SUNDAY, o.: 10 "A and q D. m, and ~ night
For Atlantic CITY except OlJ f% INV m anu
80 D. IN. (thTOugn car loo y. train. ON sunday
For ape ay except Sunday go. lilo a. m and p IN
saturdays only, D. ~. -.......,
via Railway and Amboy. $50 and $40 a. I IL nOoh d
Toms River Via seaside Park, $40 a. m and p. m.
Roas of Broolvn connect with ali through rams az
Jersey CITY aorng speedy and direct transfer for Brook
Trains arrive From Pttsburg, G:2O and ll:2o 1870 and
IOl0 D. M daily. From washington ana baltimore o;eo
an m .,:5O $50 $3.50 and 1890 mi Sunday 63, 600
a M and 1890 D. N. From baltimore, l:-0 p nj on sun
Ia. - ID m From Philadelphia. 800, $40 $50 600.
40 90 1850 ll40 1870 2 300 80 go $50.
90 09' O.lO and 1880 sunday 800 62O, o:3O,
90 iiio a No., $40. 49, lO:l0 aud LOGO .. III.
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Erlp n)anie9.

A LADY, who can assist backward pupils III
1i ileI ana Arithmetic half board aud tuition
" Ihs AoIein Languages Classics Painting. NocI and
9dfnta Irsic by teaoGDg two hours day. Address
FhlNCIPAL. T.. o. Box 81.
HOUSkKEkPER WANTED in boys
goadlng school, able 10 do the marketing engage
hOl under thirty. forty references
'SfuAod Mfiis 10 PRINCIPAL, l07 West 53tb-st
WANrED.-A man to box mirrors. None
xay. 0 "1''"o'' Hoou aPPJ NJ w "f"~A
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SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY
= Of NEW.YoRK. CHRISTIAN BRUINS, Painuf.

= Of NLWYORK cliKIsnIAN BKUNsf FnnIuf.
Ssata~ Action No. In pursuance OF Jgdg.
nnn Of Forccosure aud sale duly made sad entered In
The above action bearing date the l9th day OF
na5ei will sell at public auction at the Exchange sales
room No IN broadway In tie city and County al New.
Work on TIL KSDAl the 7th September SSS, at ~
o'clock noon day, by John r. Boyd auconeer the
premises described IN said Judgment as fo!lowe 90.
All that lot piece parcel OF land, ana puhIu4
thereon situate lying and being IN the ghth Nau
of the ttV bounded and described ~ oons;
Beginning point the norhery side OF Giandt US.
ant S7l feet lO inches easiery nom mo
northoaserly Grand and Tho hson ssi
thence northery parallel with ThonpS"nst iot.sx
ee eleven inches fhei easIery parallel with oan 81
feet aud inches thence sonihefy anu
lei with aud eleven in,es Y" tne
noItherly side Of Grand st. theuoe wese,y avnS sa1
northery aide eighteen ioet aud eleven lhehes
Wy wv. y, VI P'"' NNS' ABKAM Killing Referee.
aSM.R SANDS Plalntln's Attorney, 81 WilianlsI.
New.lerk City.
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after Nav 10, 1882 will leave depots fo0t
COrtlandt 10 H.,
ti3O p. IN. i0r EasOn Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading,
Mauth O. -dnk W'lkesbarra TOwanda, W1vrrlY liiaCa
Genev', Lyon, Buffalo and the West ana NOrthwes EHl'
through coaches run dav Trains at for Easi0n,
Bethlehem Allentown. Rcadiag Mauch Chuls, NllN>bare
and Pittston Local trains at T. for kason Bethlehem
ami Coplay . e,
Nahauuy and naIOtOI cod Regions sunday train
local Mauch Gums $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk at
4 y. NJ. .,,.....,. $500, , -....- 4. .
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