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The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
snow storm In Montana.

Fort KEoeH, M. T., April 5.-The
first heavy snowfall for a year past is
now occurring in the Yellowstone
Valley. A large quantity of snow is
coming down, but It melts almost as
soon as it falls. Miners, farmers, and
steamboat men are rejoiced, as they
feared dry season. All the rivers
are cleared of Zoe, and the melting
snow will no doHbt raise them suffic4
cient for purposes of navigation.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

It was IN drug store of course. All
Interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, --thatls nearly all. She wa4 pretty 4,
with blue eyes and golden hair. one OF
that kind of beautits the poet would have
called an "angel," but the fact that a
colony of pinpl4s on her fair frontIs-
piece precluded all thought of a celestial
being. BowibR timldly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for 'Swayns's Uintme
for skin Diseases" aud upon receiving /
vanished like the morning dew before
the summer sun.
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TORPEDO DEFENsEs FOR TUR.
KEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. April 5.-The
American General Burdan, the inventor
ofa neR fish torpedo, by Invitation had
an audience with the Sultan to-day, and
Will have another tomorrow. The Sultan
is considering General Burdan's pro-
posals for compensation on engaging to
disclose the secret of ftheinveniion, which
IL dtsi lne1 for the defense of the Darda-
nelles and the Bosphorus.
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ONE GAmBLER KTLLs AN0rHER

LEADXILLE, Col, April 5.-Yesterday
AFTERNOON Jim Kinney shot and fatally
wounded John Lukenbill after a briet
alteration during which the latter struck
st Kinney with q revolver. Both men
we're gamblers. The affair creates great
excitement, and large crowd surround
ca the jail crying "I.ynch himl" but
thoy were finally qaieted and dIsperssd.
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MERCIFUL AS WELL AS VICTOR
IOIJS.

RICHMOND. Va, April s. Governor
Cameron decided to-day to be meIcifnl to
lhe oyster pirates whom he captured and
VINO were sentenced to year In iaIIN
one captains lardoned; the sentence Of
tne other six is eommuted to 60 days I'M
prlkonment, and all the saamen hut the
que who set fire 10 the Matthews County
ed. ~ ga AeAoah-
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SENATOR HILL STILL IMPROV
ING,

PHILADELPHIA, April 5-Senator
Hill, OF Georgia, continues 10 Improve.
1t was his intention to leave the early
part OF this week for the South, but he
has concluded to remain with his physi.
clans until next week,
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sPEoIAE xorrop.
ss%-~~~1~|~~~~-0~.~o11UES.
a AfAM. NNAa

A GARD. NNNNl
an0 indiscretionB az ,na rom the tryn..
Weaknees, early decay. Ics. csoath, heFyosl
@c.s twili send q recIpa ~ ~ ~ manhcsl
you. EkEE OF CHARGE y III any
.smeoy was discovered bv This gres
~ south America. Send = s.,t tmitsionsr
esnvelope 70 the RRv. JosHpssi pssii1,addreaIsI =
Slak1oa %. Neso Pork Cstv. oc,ol !. lNMAS
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DaIsTER's OaDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle Co.. March %, 1852.
Upon the appncaLlon OF Waiter 8.
keynoids, Aomlnistrator of James
Dawson, late of Blackbird Hundred in
said conrty, deceased, it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins
traitor ,afore said give notice of the grant.
ing OF letters Of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date
oar!;saIdings Of gsanting thereot. by causing ad-
days from the date Of such IetterSs
In six of the most public places oi
the county of New Castle, reaGiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF assembly in such case made and
provides. And also cause the same to he
inserted within the same period In the
WILMJNGToN GAZETTE, newspaper pub.
therein three weeks 9. o. d.
T~@1 Given under the hand and seal
l.. s. OF office of the Register Aforesaid
. S-H1 at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. &. @. BIGGS, Register.
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AeetAngs Tonight.


Co. C, DuPOn, Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, X. of P.
Fairfax Lodge, No, y. /. o. o. F,
Rescue Council, No. 3, o. u. A. NJ,
Coaumbia Lodge, so, rs, 1. o. u. II.
Washington Cou lcii, No. A, o. u, A, M
Delaware Tr'bei No. i. Imp.O r. M.
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s'EntIriIy Disappeared" !"

II 0EURHE STREET. 7
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Sept 8, 'S1.
81. H. WARMER, & Co.: S,rs-A severa
attack Of kidney u ficu ty Itirely dis
appeared after using Jour safe Kidney
anu Liver Cure.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the decreased must present the
on or before the I'D day of March, A, b..
1888, or abide the ACT OF Assembly IN
ncn case made aud provided,
WALTER 8. REYNOLDS,
Address: Green Spring P, o., Black
bird Hundred, ma12a.3wend
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THTED EDITION
Indications ror To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States partly
cloudy @eaaass, aagnt rain, eastefly shit
ing 10 s0utherIy winds, lower haromster'
hisHsEfsnaNsEAtnrs. @
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

Colossal Canvas Opera House, seatins
20,t00 Pesple. GIGANTIC, GRAND AND
GORGEOUS PARADE, every forenoon of
o'clock, with Its great herd OF Elephants,
Living Wild Beasts, loose In the street.
% Emblazontd ChsTiots, hundreds OF
Horses, ameis, Pooies, and the entranc-
ingly sublime and greatly grand pa
| geRnts.
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The lsth Century Wonder.

Thousands everywhere n,ckinE to see
the
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

lOl
safeC
and Z.
dlltrlC
Begin
With
and
H1fbI
bave
are h
Dlfds,
ring t
70 glit
atlucl
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

Twenty deaths from small pox
were reported in Chicago aud 80
cases and deaths in Pittsburg last
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

RorlF. Call. sept. I3-DGIi1g the past Wee,
staaJan! Coa-,hl1teI eX-a.,"l 1885 toas oil one /;
cal1p1ny .s2J.1-7 The ems, cr1-scut LOO i.F'.
i'm 80 ie.r lu hard rock. La,t c'o-,.lt 1000
level is Ia 9}3 feet. The south drIi iIun ll, cast
cso,>cJt is 40 feet long. the vera mere con'i "e
about . feet wide, uut is bioA'A.
TIE Aum,t Shipment, of tie mine a-tlc-
cateo ~-Tb73 IEcrcduccd output l> caused i}
tne ti.nInution OF hgh-grad. ore in Doe SLOPES m
the south end OF the Wue. There is ,,ll a vast
quantity OF ore o lower grad" ID ii- hljiie al
Iortu end of STANDARD. The ledge oon.ilu IS ia lhr
zoo and LOCO levels, but IL is W"Aen anu COM
pardIIycly barren. II will take pro1aDiy three
months c, cut the ledge IA Che 200 level
BOdIe Consolidated delivered at tlc Hl.II ne past
week 164 tons Of ore, ami crushed rs ions. aver
az. value Of the pulp SOB per ton. Weekly buIGob
sii,,'e,f ~ ~ -During the week the rich VEN
w. en-, I'm tire west cros-cut from the 7sO level
eh9wiuc width of about four inch =, ,"o lhchc-
beng very uch III gold and silver ,uiP1ide A
T;i~e has been started 20 meet VINE 40 Il. -le
give, 1877 ieett the top OF Wluze 10. Il Oh ms
small but uhcuOmcuauy Ucl VEN. Ihr east cross
Gu. 500 level. Is IN 2lG feet. Inc station at inc
1000 level has been Completed ana uos'tu't"t
Noold4y and North Nooaday joint ilchno is now
down 800 feet below Tho Jl@ level, Inc IIlI is
The DO north Wine. III level shows one foot of
rch ore az depth OF - feet. ine n1rth Vine
1rom 80 level IS down ~ feet and is ia three teeo
6ed Cioud shaft is down SOB feet The north
GnIt. 700 level. on Red loud ycIu Is now 10 feet
long. and the south dntt Is ~ feel Ioug.
HodIe Tunnel Is crushing 30 tons 0t ore daily.
Ilola is sinking the main shaft, which ls now
down % feet below the 9S2 level Very little water
l. encountered.
DEADwooD. d. T.. Sept 13.-The Florence silver
Mil. at Gulcua, was sIut down yesterday after
Elk weeks successful run Oh SItuug Buu orc. line
exhaustion of milling ore Is the cause of fAe stop
pags. There Is, however, plenty oil smelling ore Oh
hand. and the sitting Buli ,me.tcr VIII START up ia
& few days
All t-e mill, ou the belt are running, with uni
1Oruly good Results
lhc Caledoma Company is expected 10 make
hr-e cleanup Oh tie lJth. The rock is averaging
$40 per ION.
Grand Junction viii resume work next week.
The PeuoDscot and Gold STAR mills, Custer
County, have been very successful tius far
ine Ii1tue Greek Gold Mluu- Company has >u5-
pended work for the season, OWING 10 she scarcity
q. water.
Work continues on the Minnesota Railroad, and
tnc standby Mil viii soon be ID opcIaIOn.
The Contention Consolidated Company has de-
claled It's regular monthly dividend 80. s. Of -
cents per share, payable september - al the Office
OF The Farmers Loan "a. q Trust Company, on AN
stock cCisteIcd Iu New-IOrk Transfer book, close
September Is This company a. the Western, up
u December 10, 1851, paid IA dividends
Sl47J.ODO.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received III this
city yesterday from the mines.
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. sept. 13-r' ;

WEDNESDAY. sept. 13-F'N W.
The mining stock markets today which %et0 d. de-
M orIv in a few special shares, were ia' oo-
S and uninteresting. Silver Chn sun .;o1cI
handed the creates, attention, bnt its r''', l1o+cd
from o5 to % a96 cents. Robinson O',oi hcr ot
with moderate Transactions was . eG"1' s+,Ie
TGo and Chrysolitc vas cents higher al = o; oo'
Line and was frmer a. e ce an 81 c cents south
eud Miller was Ger cent transactions % at 17el5
paC' T E;ng Sum wa not bly, weak a. is oynl-
ocglceted. but about steady ID p"C'S'
.t1rv47 rms MIvlN6 FYcHA N7E2
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Allnlul.

A DVERIiSEMEN1~ FOR THE new
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT IHE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1925 Broadway. Tulrty.
Ir-tst, 3O8 West Twentythrl--t. corner Iiehi-ave.
No ~ last Fourteen- mon square, zoo Third.
ave- corner F0rty.scvUnth--; a. The HAGLEM OFFICES
tUentytfthst, ~ u p III, az 2" llr % nee rate.
4 ME COS SOLIDATkD MINING CO.
~ Mime. LtaCyIle 60.
0t'. tOI shares $40 feI shave.
A. w Gill president = a4ckWloD secfetery,
Ofcc - Broad" ay, New 80. k
JOCUISTIrA, Sierra Grande and all other
" unlisted mining stocks bought ami sold quo
oals' W. 8ALN4oN YELLING, ., Broadway.
NOIlCE-TUSCAROR STOCKHOLDERS.
-l lie 'ochhoidCrs0 o. th0 TuscaIOra Mil and Mining
OmIAhY az hereby h'uut 20 cal 40 tIr 'OnpauY's Office
: Can. rla ST. Room -. san Francisco CAL and have
Their -t1 ID raa company exchanged l0I stock
Con. filu ug Company, lr lu,dIora s.. and ST. Couuauv
having been merged INTO the lkO Con Mining Compan, "A,
order OF The Board OF Directors +. sPLKLING.
secretary pro TEN.
NEW YORK sept. H. l~-2
IT IE CONTENTION con OLIDA1ED MIN
Il ING COMPANY tis day dec afed It's REGULAR monthly
& idcrd 60 p " % cents ler share payable September
- 81 az the Office of the Farmers Loan and Trust om
lHnY, 80 rs 1Chdnge place stock
1Oik IiaLsiel DOCKS close on september ~
w. HART SMITH. Vico-Plesident.
THE Annual Mectingof the stockh of the
II ND,..F lLLf-Ai-IA ONSJIlDAIED Nj 81 ING COM
viii Dee held az tc of the Coranv \o II pt,1
why York Room los The q day ~ October s.2 a.
fOr the election Of Trustees ensuing yea and
foi tie aLsa ton Of such Other may be-
f0iet
Transfer looks Will De hve days before election
Eew.YoIk sept Is. 1892 Secretary.
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Doar0 nl0 Rooms
EastsiGe

East oiCc.
4 PLEAsANr refined ,i 5omS ,.s j. Offend sv to to
party c,n A9 ,onnes - , i a. ~ ','o' d.
loiS t,uslea,oaao...
4 NEATLY furnished ach pai'or and cr-
> tension a-orool oa second auI ld Loor, o. gentle
FURNISHED rooms 10 iet. with BATH and
I gas. zil Last loi.l +.. n-ir 3, ave.
HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR. and other
desirable rooms with fr-,c.a.s board fereuc IO2
STH-AYE and ADJOINING sTREETS.-
- ELEGANTLY furnished ItuaItt Witl or without tol'f
io4s. best Iei,lcl,es A. IAIi.a4. - West 31th,r
= GRAMEHCI PARk-EoOms en- suite and
,iu-'y with Gst class board t'-s- no aHd aucnt
9Q EAST 20iI-Sf-Room. cn suite or
80 s.n-.y transient oi pc manent p''ae oai-ioons
100 l E4iT 2,IH I 4.ar . 4 Il l f S2S o
Def a-o tusll tiG.n ccr.r iu Allsc Ecr-onccs exc
~ EAST 27rH->r.-Boom- hand-om ~
furnished second 'nI t..d Door, cn ..ute or s.u-y,
uueSceat orlDo DoAia, tr .e.crt
F'2f NADSON-AYE.-A northwest corner,
A'IO oacs',i'e. elegantly furnished with private Table
IA MADl~oN-AIE.-1iic.s.nt, 9partn. .,t.,
superior toar aso lIee lor $50 gentleman
West Side.
FURNISHED NONS. II WEST 27TI-ST.-
Flne,, ofio,u- ur,t GLASS iU every l,.ulr 49, o"
FURNISHED ROOMS. large and small,
without BOARD. at 90 So esi a''hs~
EENTLENEN oi rtfp"m"ut wiling To- pay
~ lor .tI~' a'colin fia'' can hld i'e' OF toIS
ICONS ,,, , 3D.. I'5 iS.'..... r ANDY. r.i.l'o Sc I'd.
Gsss WI|D-oH. -aHo.G.
No. - WEST 1sD-ST.-Sccoul floor. fur
y r..rI; b..h closets .e.. TO o t"o gentlemen.
PRIVATE family will rent 10 gentlemen
t.f. t..f .fI
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Countrp Iroucrtn for Sale ano to Get.

HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE, at Newburg.
Seventeen acres charming river view water front
eighteen all convenience ample OutDuii1
picturesque eVcelenu society
ou-y HEALTHY tul descriptive circular sent application
20 PlIIILI P. WELLS Tribune Building New YORK city
or r.. =. ~ IN Elt, Newburg \. y.
ENFIELD FOR SALE.-The property of the
benjamin Proser Jones. 2l1 acres ~ miles south
Pourhkccp-ie. and rnes north Hamburg win
frontage the Hudson. The house commands
q fine view of NcW-I Hamburg Bav ami the surrounding
country. o the finest farms Duchess County, m tno
vicinity % the property John Fisher @hcuo aud tho late
Pnllp lcu--cller.
Address
JAMES IT. WEEKS. Executor.
o. Maract-st., IOuEIAcDl sc, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

> CirY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

ONCE. Per IL. y. r.. foot Of Cortlandtst
Consignments gat forwarded directed 10 par
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mer'
cAandlse any part Of tAe city.
sEAAND HAItBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGurEKAGE.
every description promptly ghered 10 point
IL the haIUor at reasonable rates.
-IEAMBOAI~. BAKGES AND GROVES To CllAI.
TERROR fACIE,lDNS.
Steamers John and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HANLN. leave PlUI Is. y. L. al y. daily saturday
excepted
MfTK6POLIS EXPRESS Co, between New-YOrk and
NcW.II4ycn. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight Tor point. On ~, L. a w. A K az Pier 49,
Tor = w-IiIstu aud points Etst at Pier IS.
NORTH SHORE, HlAlEN ISLAM .-Elrvs Miles for
Ten steamers from Pier !, r., " hitcla
CENTRAL ~HIPAAIu. tOmmuuipaw. y. DRY Docks
Machine snd Boiler shops eythng apperGlining the
uCt.On AID IVpat VI SessoA
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PROVIDENCE LINE. .....

e.fIug VITA Providence ANA " orc Ger g r.
Tor q POINTS ND4tII and EA54, I'd WDkcF, TER.
The entirely new aud cic2aut steamer tIobt i-hAND.
Mollty., and ll.tt}s and thr MaElh,cIt
steamer ~ -sADHt -EfIs ON Ioesiays thursdays aHi
> ~. M rom Pier - y. r., foot of Wauen-st.
Couuec llou- made al Providence VIA l.. ana " Il r..
FOR Worcester AID al Noitltfu i-I7teIA ana NNI--
Orr >,.f.rOIms secured a once. OF W cs,ut E1gIe-
a. Ia 3 Aston lfou.e Sos. 3,l, 81 and ~ Broad
ay and IA ifth Avenue Id Al.dsoi iioel ticket offices
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Courirn l)ropertn for Sale anN 90 Cet

DOR SALE.-One of the most desirable sit
uau0ns on south Side. l. l. front Great Biy
Grove, large trees shores bathing beach ponds
bnd stream kcd suitable FOR
house splendid and location for hotcl
would jJiu ia making stOcG cOmDauy
Address OWNER.
Box 1881 r. 10, New-HOrk.
EOR SALE.-TwO fine houses on Prospect
Il Ct East orange y. j completed DE seen 10
D. appreciated chandeliers. feet front
pnce e43N Won anu sli,OJO. Inquire Baker, Bncs
church. 81 on premises T. V. DOUP.
LlARM FOR SALE-On the Hudson. about
L sixty miles from New York 100 acres. 10 IN fruit
choice apple. large river front large and
class Ortrf. a from
lcet ABOVE a. -apu p0.tOncc churches
iaIu, ana IA I4alg7 ample ucd and best
Ills place commands vicn the iiud-Ou Tor miles,
and l- desirable retiring Tor
part pay sale satisfactory. Address > C.
Tribune Once. NcA-NOra
TTEXAS LANDS FOR SALE.-Large bod Is
Of de-irs lie lands located counties. There l.
indication "a
near future. Address IEAAb Tribune ONCE.
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Steamboats, ailo Railroads..

OF Canal-st. every WEEK DAY. at D. connecuEg a
6any SUNDAY morning excepted with trans NORTH Yves
-'''4'''" '-''e'' 70 Ni0'''W " EvEEErf, President
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Yib
- Dar!;-Day SUNDAY excepted. leave yestryst Pier
landing at Nyack Ferry, Wost Point Newoar< Pokeepse
beck by torryl with. trains on Uistcr Del. h r.
sorts Of the CATS IL. MOI NfAiSs &mALBXYY with
trains for the NORTH ~ WEST az spocia sa,a.osa Esp
/ ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
! - YORK LAKE ERIP AND WESTERN RAILROAD
] Airangement ~ trains from Chambers street Depot
ro oac Ba Pa a S2 Ss9o,t 915 EfPG Drawing
at M 'Daytst ~, to o ypr.. lrTyn4 a, sago
Wo-t Plilman's best DrawngroJm sleeping Coaches -
c7n H. tpany,Paciao Express for mo wesr. sleeping
7 lnqq cansa ee Soi49s through 70 CHICAGO
noon :i5 55 - s3 i6 Xxx 10 Iq5 d. m
y mtaeit sundays, 3 $50 1920 a. m las. $50 II.
Patterson. s. 7;2o $50 800 1910 D. n. - noor ~ 3,
n'Gs5t 's2 a 8 ij i5, a. i4o E IL ~ oa n, I
Aew-r~, and Paterson Wa Newark CAS- go. u.9oa ~.
auaern. 40, $50 1920 m i:ij. 3.j6 s. o.io lis
IL, it. ana - n'-f.i sundays" y $50 lO-0 LIZ
! warwick. jOA ~. 43Op. n
,lcW5utg anu Cornwall. 7'jQ a. n. 30 $500. m. sun
Goshen. 20 8 80 a d. $50 3aO iI q 7:i ~. M M
Wddcowl 400 1920 "A. H. $50, 4:3o 7. 7.l5 p. ~.
% n ma con,ecf viii Midland R,il-5ai ~ fsp.- 49,
Port Ie[y, ,,' . Ig;-o1 m go y T. $40 D. M SUI
from j.l5a toe.l5p n andat 1915 am 1875
csetsio. R,.ase ana log anaItme 10. 10 raw M a !
ar i,o,i{{ ~ i AZ W. ,.2 H. 80 4
Cqari-t. d Ply , d. OF &c ine - Company Depot'
Fvnres. trains from tie v est arrive in NowYork at 1925
--- JNO. s. ABborE CENT Passr Agent New. YORK.
+ NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NhW-JERsEY.
~ Trains leave ior fu4lewood Cioser Permont aud NyIc<
~ ~ a. ., - A. 5 15 as Cow p ~ =
Nanue5 Spuns valley aul Monsey T. 10 a. n- 4oO p H.
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CTnNINGTON LINE NOR BOSTON.

y lON NLCIINU Win All PDINIS IASE
FARE IlWay- LOW bi other line
steamers NAKNAGAN III and SIONINSTON leave
daily except SuullY7l H. frO Pier 49, " t0Js d
Jay-.t rrVlngil Boston 40 b L.
Tickets principal uGket Oncst StAfFOOinS
s.cuf.t ocrsO WcstcOtt Co. al Aston louise,
2O7 3 8aT anI 42l Bro4dway aud AT Firm Avenue and
" indsor Hote ticket Offices
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Ocean Steamers.
CUNARD LINE.

CUNAKD LINE.
FROM srwESS 9F5oF 70 H2gEn VA
town
FROM PIER 40 20, North RIVER ,o.
" ednesday. sept r. $3.50 p m
sEAXIA " edne.day' 0cL T. II a m
sCHTHlA -; ~; N ednesday, oct H. y. M
ieeTso tickets % sa from an part Of Europe at veryoT
'''''~ ''''7''' VEEsOS ii. BG6WS d 60, Agents
ENMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
FOR QUEkN7IONN AND LIVERPOOL
dry OF MoXTaEAL......'riJit sDAY Sspt ii, ii am
CIrI OF BLELIN -,.--..--9AI Qt1Af, ,ep5 80, 4 N
CITY OF CHE, ADMINISTRATIONS, Oct II, q. IA.
cam ir 70 PER ,E 80 new number North River
81. la rA27 A.. ,5h' f '5y i. sl6 5
JOIN q. DALE. Agent 81 and 80 Broadway, Y. y.
Piiiaae Pima ONCE, No. IoJ south lth-st
pACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
JAPAN. CIiIEA NEW.iEAiAND, AUsrIiALIA, CES,
nal '' ron ON ~ per 55 d al s. r.
CITY III PAtN s.Ii, m Sdiitr, 20 feml er / noon
Couneculs for Central lHd .ou'h America and iex,o.
-''' 7' F'r. ,,ai a IA, at" Oin, .'''1'''''
E1,arn ost 5.t@c. ''i fracco .ai 3o-o"a at
ForHoN0LULU. NL%.lEtiASD and AUSTRALIA
A,2a'ALia sans 7'tao,a', SEP tomDgr 3D. T.; H.
For irsli, a,s. ana selg,d ig.otaen -gp 1J Com
''-' ''' H. J. al s. -up.ani'nd.nt
DOYAL NAIL I'd THE NETHERLANDS.
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FOR Ql htN IoNN AID LlN LhPyOL.
re,gu.aen.,l ly Letten.lt AA1y, t. s. Non ia tao
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Express Ilams leave Ncw-lor> v4 DcsJiossrs and Core
lanai -trcot- te-IIcs aa follows
5.l5 1:.u r $500. d. 10 Lmrd ID g. Pa. L. 80 $40, 4,
.. T. I. au4 b. and L. u4-At. sundays. J:.J,
ami 40 q. u.. 3. o.. D.. arl g il., auu ~ L-Ili
Express Trans leave eve CORA du} except sunday at ~
u, aud t. ll.l tIIOi- Via trenton all Camden
IrtIrula tillIs leave aInal street station. pA-.Ir %
I-O. $500. $50, .i' 900. s.a, o-, $3.50 aLu 4 d. l
tl.Iu.i,d IxIre,s, loo y. D.I, b. j. ., o..
O.. 400. aAo o.-u D. On sunday. lIJl. 'o5. 5.-p,
3.i5. $3.50 a. In.. 3. ,.s,, goo. p auI p.
Leave PIMA uAla. Camden. ami .:5O p.
rtt tI.t,s So and ga Broadway Astoi House lnd
fool oil D,-nl0~-,- and Corfandt CONTEST and BROOK
ian Annex station. olt OF FudoAst, Bro kyn, nos. Ia
10 and lis Huus'u--t, HoD0Acu station. Jelsey city
Iul.grtDt Ticket once q, Battcry-plAce.
New YORK. Transfer Company Wl call tog ald cheek
laplte, from hotels aud residences.
''L1It h THOMSON. J q. WOOD,
Gene.a. Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

DEATTY'S ORGANS, p stops, 1928. Pianos,
I -aa- 3d. Factory running f'r aIi might. tdtlDsIa3
iIee. Azure. DANIELF BEATTY. Washington. ~
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