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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-04-19
For Sheriff.

We are authorized TO announce John J.
Turner candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of Sheriff OF Franklin county, at the en-
suing election.
We are authorized to announce X. F. Oak
ley a. candidate for Sheriff Of Franklin
county at The ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-04-19

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WlhE OF CARDUi."
All. NJ. Hutchins' or GIG. Phillips.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-04-19
For County Trustee.

We are authorized to announce II. G..
Smith candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Trustee Of Franklin county at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorized to announce DR.. II. Il
Estill candidate for Trustee Of Franklin
county at the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-04-19

WANTED!
April 9Th, 1852.

100 cords Of 4.foot wood at the Wooden
Mills. Will pay cash price for !! IN goS 9M
JAMES NJ. GRIFFIN.
sept, Oh, 1890;
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-04-19

p. j. Justin ct. al. vs.. Jas. s. Sisk ct. al.
BY virtue of decree of the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at i,s January Term, 1882, in above cause,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-04-19
the GROWTH

has been steady and healthy. The followin
exhibit will show this.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Inr TELEGRAPH TO rnE rrIDuSE.I

DEADwOOD, D. T., Sept. 29.-The Florence silver
mill at Galena has been purchased. together with
the Florence mine by Colonel DQney the owner OF
the Sitting Bull vino will begin operations In a few
days.
Placer mining has been suspended for tho season
throughout the Hills, owing to the scarcity OF
water The season has been unusually prontaDIe
Extensive arrangements are being made Tor next
year. 1 he Niger Hill Company Is constructing a
fort -nie ditch to extensive placer. seventeen
mics are already completed.
All the mills here are running.
The Esmeralda is milling better ore than ever 1t
is said to average IS ton.
All The debris resulting from the recent Have IN
the llomcstake has been clc aned out
Ore is now being taken cut through the Giant
and Old Abe hoIsling WORKS
Caledonia Is running forty stamps. The mine
looks we'll
TOMBSTONE Ariz., Sept. 29.-IIead Centre is TAX
inG out large quantities Oi good ore from the ZoO
level.
The ore III Fair Villa is improving, and the ledge
i'll the drift is widening
The lngersOll is preparing steam hosting works.
Al a depth of ninety feet in the Luck sure mine
1890 ore has been struck.
A fine body of orc has been struck on the 200
level of the san Pedro mino. shaft is being sunk
on the new y discovered VEN the southwest part
of the claim.
An engine was placed on the Old Guard minc yes
terday for hosting purposes
ihe Way Up Mining Company has begun damage
suits agalns' the tombstone Mill and Mining Com
pany TO. over 100000 and is getting more ready
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received III this
city yesterday from the MINES
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
LITERARY NOTES.

49,. ,,bicn the author Of " Cape L Oh
=, ylsv is about to publish deals I''o ]" .'
,,oIa,,l village: and her characters oo ho' '"''
time wear real names.
Mr. yulian Hawthorne intends, ii is reported 10
reseut for public inspection photograiheu p"eo'
tbc forthcoming romance which 1t has o"eh oo-
Glazed is not his fathers work.
The concluding volumes of Mr. John Addlneeon
svrond's Renaissance in Italy VIII DC puois"'V
hv Henry Holt & Co., next month lheso "o"'
vi,h Italian literature and aic prefaocd by q por-
trait of the author.
MIR. Aldrichs novels have Geen translated 'i'o
French German, Dutch and swedish Sc' ho '''''
never got a penny for them," Mt V"nW"S Say ;,
"excspt n small sum from London and suos''h''"i
one from Tauchnitz,"
The bound volumes of So N'cho'd8 VIII "e -.'"S
naxt monfh Those who wish 10 own MID
nnaces charming story, Donald and DVr''hy
must nurehase these volumes as the story is not "'
nr,.s.nt TO pc republished in separate volume
Mr. ". NJ. L.allan has gone t. live in London as
.hc literary representative OF the harpers' Aii'
afan is the brother Of Miss May Laian, the cieVei
author OF Hogan, NJ p" and Inc iiohor"Di
Miss Ferard novels which give clearer iEea Vi
Irish life and character than can be iouhu eiS''
where.
Mrs Olphant's loving and poetic sketch oil tne
,vandcrines of Little Pilgrim after oeaVh Is W
be published in book form by Roberts bro."oi'
Mrs. Oliphant IT is we'll known abroad. IS s"o"s
halever in the doctrines of Spiiitnailshl, rs "ie
,,onv Tnolish men and women dlstinenishe" loi
rsnK or for literary service Not the least no'aoic
are Queen Victoria and Mr. Tcnnyson
Several new novels are coming from the press oi
uo,r,, Holt 4 Co. The first to appear Will he
Iouis, PARIS robin" love-story containlf
sn,no ueat character-draw Mrs. Alexander 5
novel "The Admiral's Ward" describes WITH uh-
usnal smrit girl OF strong and noble character
A. Hardy's "Two on a Tower which Will DC
brought out in Novemhor-wil probably De 'he
cause of much critical discussion
One of the most beautiful women in England Is
,be voung writer known as Miss Helen Manners
tbe apthor of "Comin' Thro the Rye ana cthei
novels of the molcrn type. Mss Mathets Is no"
Mrs Henry Reeves, the wife OF popular Lohuoh
ohysician. Poe used TO give at the conclusion o.
his literary notes slight personal descriptions OF tue
anthors whose works he had mentioned. Follow
ing his example, 1t may I've added that MIS- Reeves
has a ienre full of grace and face of the rehned
gentle and radiant sort of English beauty
Th, writer of the Literary Notes in The Ph'ta-
delphiq Press tells this story concerning tDe i"o
neirhbors. Emerson and Alcott: d" Mr.. ImeIsoh
was troubled with amnesia, though lhs poeucal lac
nlty WAS unclouded. Mr. Alcott used frequently
70 pay Emerson morning visit during when thc
latter would discourse eloquently OF lofty themes
Mr. Alcott would drink it all in and then return III
tn, afternoon and pour it out III scarccV less ""'
scendeptai style Ana Mr.. Emerson quite uncoh.
sciou,lv would exclaim: What wonderful mlnd
my friend over tie way has
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
gtea utoats afilrJIlL

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and {. Vib-
~ bara.-Daiy SUNDAY cxcoptel. leave Nestryst Pler
s;S5, a W 22d-st.. IN lbrJoGyn by Annex; u m
Rhnc6ccK. Catskil. \ hudson Connecting at KLINE
heck by ferry with 2iJ trains on Ulster De. H. IT,
az, ~ , ~, wi,1 hr a. MWTNTAI%S %atALBANY with
Trans for the NORTH r WEST specia Saratoga EXP
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
station In New.NOrk, foot OF ldbcrfy-st STATION Ia
BROOKLYN foot OF tulOnrst. JewclFs Whad:
Commencing juno 20 lSS% Leave NeM.Nork ,,,
6io "a m-tW Pennington Easion Wind Gap Manch
Chunk. Tamanend, Tamaqua' llahcon. DIiIlo Scrah"h
600 a. mEFor Pennington High Bridge Branch schoocv's
Mountain, Blds Iahc ldhc Hupaicolg, Ea't0n Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Willamspor Tamaqua
NanrioOke. Upper Lehigh. scranton, &c. ~,
u.For bennington. Lasion Allentown. Reading. har-
fi-ljurg. Mauch Chunk. Hazl"lon. WsesDarre &c. IT.,
SiJ p m.-for EasiOn, Wind Car Mauch Chunk' isalna
Driiron. Nilkesb IRE. scranton. lIlZlctOn, Sc.
an m-for tieminston iIgl Bridge Branch. scho'eys
Mountain. Budds Lake IaLc iinnatcnlg EastOn. &c.
43O p.m.-Por SOmcrvic, Flemngion. &c.
6So p m.-for Easlon Allentown, READING Harrisburg
SUNDAY trains leave sja n ~ ~. for Bound Brook
end int riueiae stations at '3o PM Tor Eason Allentown
F"r %ewark At o. 6:I5 G:l5 G5. 10 1880: sl5 $50.
@ 9:lj Dll. l0l5, l045. las ~, ~ ~ ~ l;I9
sI9 = is '9 I5G i :i5 o &p ; o w. ' D. O'i' O' t. ''
For trains 3ca points see time tables AZ stAtiolA
For sewaren = It Perth Amboy at g. 'lo il4j A. M
i'i' For Freehold at at D. si5 80 a. rn. l. Grm.
For Koyport at : ~.i5 ll:.,..m !, 80. In.
NEW JERSEY sol fHEkN RAILWAY,
~ VA SANDY M3oK
TOOT EECTORsT,
Commencing Ottpnrr = lSS2;
For Highlands. Scabislt. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, i, IN. SUNDAYS. 1880 q
Fof Atlantic Highlands, p u. 80
l45r IT for Atlnntic cry. Vino ami, BidRcton, &c.
8 . ~ ioE sta,ioas al Ms g. i, hifhlar1a 1a,,,
! p IN for stations fc sandy H00A.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY, Sept 29-r NJ
The special feature of the mining stock markets
to-day was the continued weakness OF the Cah-
fornia gold mining stocks: Green Mountain de-
clIned from to 02 cents ana closed at OO Cher-
okee sold ut 21 cents and Rising Sun was steady st
10 cents. Robinson Consolidated was actIVcOhu
rose to lG5. but finally closed unchanged from yes
tcrday at so, and Chrysoite was steady at l.7O q
100. Decatur with only moderate transactions rose
3 cents TO 73 cents. Silver Cl1 sold at ~ ana 80
cents. The Comstocks we're dull and about steady'
SAFES At THB MINING EyCHAEGES
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Ncw 1Jnblieailons.
DUBLlSHED THIS DAY

TrrjIr DANENHOWER'SN NARRATIVE OF THE
JEANETTE.
vol I2mo. Portrait and illsraiions' faper oo'e' %
cents. .. ..r,, ,,,,,,,>.
Tur ONLY AUTHORIZED AND COMPLETE EDITION.
GRANDMA'S GARDEN.
rduod and arranged by Sinhon. Illuminated covers
1t, waiter sottelcc Leaflets the style OF purple ana
Gold" 81 -. 80,
Tho instant popularity Of Purple and Gold htei'eo inc
,css of Miss Sap0rn's selections and desire OF The lrp
a, t,r .ucb 4 3,k wAicl, Will o the purposes ola
common Christmas card and far cheaper 1landrA'
Gardcu" contains poems by Rose Terry COOKE Lucy
Iaroom Edna Bean Proctor lelekiah Butier"oi'n' e'
HOME-LiFE N TIE plBLE.
Ev Henrietta Lee Palmer Edited by John w fahier
win 900 illustrations. Tu octave ~ 90 ~, A.. =, .
We could wish that Nils Pahefs iioue "A "A tnr m ~"
nf,,, were studied every Ameri' IN hohschuln lu r
study of IL word help 20 make American hOme'e r'he' "
hapuief. - The Methodist.
JANIS Il. OSGOOD CO, BOS ION,
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30


The stock speculation to-day generally was dull,
and nrices auctuated in narrow limits. The m0nOt-
ony of the situation, however was relieved first by
the specia weakness shown by the L0uisyill and
Nashville and Denver and Rio Grande stocks and
also bv large dealings IN Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western stock with rapid changes in its price. Con-
cerninQ the Louisville and Nashville movement
gossip has il that the companys annual report TO
be published soon will disappont the stockholders.
For the decline III Denver and Rio Grande no
special reason was assigned but the pressure To sell
the stock was continuous from the beginning to the
end of business. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western stock opened at l42 and rose 10 1891. On
the announcement that the company had leased the
New-York LMckawanua and Western Company's
line commonly known as the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Westerns extension to Buffalo, at a
rental of per cent on Sl2 900 900 bonds $3.50, 900
per mile and per cent on SlO,O00O00 stock
$50 900 per milel-tota debt and stock
$4,000 per mie-tho price of Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western stock declined to
l4O9, and recovered to l4lA. This opera
tion disposes of all the various reports which
from time to time have been circulated about scrip
dividends etc Among the trunk-line stocks to-day
Lake shore was the only one that was strong. The
market closed foverish and weak.
Government bonds again were dull with small
sales of the As at Is per cent decline. The fuaI
quotations, however, were unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Gteamtoais ano railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINZ
n DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al North hlyer, 1907
OF Canal.st every WEEK DAY. at q p m cOncCtliG ~
Albany Sunday morning eXcepte with trans North "oS
Excursion tickets 20 ALBANY and return Goq Soeays 90
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEsT
Va Phila.elnh BalilInOre and Wasllng gtOL

or and after Nav 2l the magnificent Passenger Trims
caNC Pennsy vana Railroad Depot loot Vi C0rtandt'
and DcspfOs5es-st As follows . ,,-,,,,
p except Sundays, plrlDr car atticlo atTFta
ngtOn :: 10 Night txpress Leaves Nd>ilhgl9l '
T. daily sleeprrs and day coaches through TO cincinnati
Chicago. f,,
Z p m. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 22j m. Cn,
cinna p Chicago $50 and s. Lou. so a. III
T. palace sccper anl dag coaches though 10 Cincinnati
and Chicago.
l2o'clock might daily Washington 80 Day
Express leaves Washington a lOiu a, III daily Slecpot'
and day coaches through 10 CincuL M. 49,. m.
" 40 other line makes iasier illi o the NcSt
arrive from the West at Coca. .1u p ~ ana lO'V p
Tickets and sleeping Dcrns Il and baggage cdeI
Tor and checked destination at com, ahSS once 40 81
broadway and at all the Offices OF the pennsylvania hAo'
(Fn.sIA
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
NrEW-YOEK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

II (I'CnnsTI1 Il Il IOOt IIanuI
stations I'm NCw.YOrt and Dc-niOsHos At
tCcntial II. H. OF y. j. oot libeityst
LEAVE NETWORK. cunncn ncng Oct. =. Io~2.
HFOr AmbOy. Via g. f. r. Oi :. j. ,. l5a NJ, ls5,
/, q y. m; VIA Penn II. r.. o. ~ n, ,
For MataNan &C. via c. X. H. Of y. j. 5 S;lja 40,
/, u =. IA. Via Penn X. X. a. l. -. 3,
For Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove, Asbury Park.
Sea GIt Point Pleasant via c. X. r. Of N.J o. II 5ta.
l4j T. - Penn r. H., g. n n, IL m : 80. p NJ
For Freehold, Via C. r. r. Of y D SD ll.4oa' H. - u
.. . .. .
y. j.. $40. j. 80. 4 =.
For Keyport : III li:45. a. m. !. 44a 6, p.
For Atlantic CITY, Vine ana, BildGetOn &c l:4j Z. m
IL. T. BALDWIN, J. r. WOOD, J: +. RANDoLpH,
g. p. A. {. r. r. OF Nj g. T. A. T. r. r. SnPt
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
AND PHILADELPHIA.

For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from station q. X. u. Of " T. . -
For liadcipha Nntl and recnsts AT 1:i5, 3 ~
1:3U 4. $50. $50 100 l20O On unday AT ~ .
m, 3:O IL pm Eor ird and Gerks sts Al 80 Ii'io
q. l3O. 49, $50 ON sunday at $40 l. M n
For Ircnton 1:ij. 9:g a n l:3O. 4BJ. 5il l.
l2p n. on sunday. i:ij a. m. j.3l. Il y.
Ke;uri trains Philadelphia !Or Ncy-NOrN ~
From stations Phila ana RcItng Il, r., Ninth an tr''
SITS, 1ju $50. $780, II llJ, 3.f5 $40 CiJ IL III
On sunday. al $50 II $50. - y. ,.,,
From IhiId aud BcTksss So SO, - - a. H. l, -
500 $50 1880 D. M Sunday at ;: il Il. m, 1880 y m
From Trenton 1875. G:2O SOB. 9:Dj 1905 ll:', a. M
40 b24 .2S III. SUNDAY. IL o. M. GID D. III. -
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS attached to day tralns'
ard SLEEP No COACH ~ 10 midnight trains from N0"'
York and Philadelphia. -,
Connection made at Jersey CV station 10 anu iIoul
BROOKLYN and Eric Depot, Jersey CitJ. 90 o ~
TcEcts for sale NJ iDcr;yst Nos. 239 26l, 4O
qI4 gJ7 23 KrollwlV agl al the ncpI hD.eis NOS
and Courts; ana Annex Oicc Jewels Wharf. BTooSyn
y Transfer COMPANY will call OT and CHECK baggage
II. I. baldwin, Gen. Pass. Agent.
w w Stclrns, Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Goruoralion Notices.

OTICE.-PROPOSALS for dredging at the
~ foot o 25th-t East River VIII be rece ca nv the Dc
paitment Docks l7 and ll9 Duane st. unt wednesday,
October H. lsS4 at II o'clock m For iu Information see
the civ Record Copies for sale vt No 2 CITY hall.
TlCE.--PrOp0sas for paving the newly
~ made from per ,Ncwl 80 To Pier tNeWl Al, Y.
H. viii he received by Department Of Docks l. and
llD until Monday, October 2 l'-2, al l9OclOck
m information The city Record; copies for sale
No city Hal.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
U,HF POPLAR SHORE LINE

i FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND TIE EASE
AILRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express trans daily t>undays eXcepie - Boston At
sos n p n tparOr cars attached and IOp in, with
palace sleeping cafsl
4IA lIrD TICKETS TO BOSTON AL RAIL. -.
NEWPORT express at l.. III. tpaIor cars attached)
Iyos at Newport p. IN.
PROVIDENCE special express at M (plror sArs ~.
tachsdl AT Providence lO.2Op
Tickets paror seats secured at Fifth Avenue aad
indoor Hotel ticket Offices Grand Central Depot
l. W. FlLkINs General Passenger Agsal
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
Hnsrelldiieous.

NOSTAR'S EXTERMINATORSk klll Roachns;
Ref,Iug. Ants T!eas lice inatcts. Rats. aice Noi
,o;sonons SO West 2Gth. 20 MAIDEN Lanc fO3 Broom"
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH "a HAiNo
~ suspcndng window sashes TIantbb 40 sP' rnf
,V",fH - tor '"''~ W THOMAS MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
DressmakinQ.

A DVERTISEMENTS For III NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 23s Broadway, corner Thirty
hrstst sos West Twenty thTds. corner Eighth. ave.
No ~ East Fourteenth st. corner Unonsquare 7B0 Third.
ave. Fortyseventh.sti at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 100 and 1900 Thlrdaye- corner one hundred and
twenty nfthst, up 10 2. m at regular otnoe rates
A FIRSr-CLASS DRESSMAKER can accom-
~ modate first class families by day, would
work her own home Address DESIGNER. Tribune Up.
town 01ioe, 1893 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

State bonds were reelected. Iennessee 81 sold
tone bond) at 81 ID and Arkansas Is TO Pine Bluff
Railroad at 20. OF city bank stock Commerce
sold l20) at 1904.
The dealings in railroad bonds included an unusu-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

IL YORK LAKE ER1e AND wESIEkN .RAILRoAD
" and chcsgS pay Expfes Drawing
room Coaches TO Bun and satpenson bridge q, pr,,
VS. % PomsS p s 1 rSs as to eeves She Wes aH
: p M. IDanv)-Pachc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through IiuIalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
7i3 l M Gmgramt IRAN cT the Vest -
ds RqtGerto m and and pa;;ae "a 72 En- 2 Sc $ o 1919 o % M H.
y manghL Sundays. d. $50, 1920 a. ~" l;io d3o p H.
7;2? q5 5'o o '@e 80 1870 oc noon da1 1t
niGI Is6t. sundays . sjo. l02ol m. i.i5 $50 IL md
'EewarS, and Paterson via Newark e45 $40, Il.soa m.
s Sou on @ Sday nay ,5 Sij M NJ HG % ~ c1 anSh @ saturday
suhirn: D. D and az Si3g Ip;-o NJ Hi S&I9 & D ~ M
i:45 $50 m ana ~ midnight
NewDursand Cornwall 80 j., m. 3:9,. 4'3O, m. san.
oRdou 69si!on i a. ~ = io g ,@ B. ~ sundays $50
sunday % $50. l5:3o ny S;3o ma n l9o -I,
53sss S i.a ;I4Ss& s %s@,S i6
'aSS Eeas @ c67e qnar,sT nsE each hour
from 6:i m TO 80 m and at l - an a M LII c & m an,
seen4s Coadcs can be obtained and orders checking
snG Mo or W. TeaG%a 1y y. ley M y wes g G %c
cqf Grs9SyR SssacF oS Sa 4s Ge%pys Depo'
Express trains from The West arrive NewYork at ';2o
NOR1THERN RAIR0AD OF NEW-JEKSEY
~ Train, eaye for nsewoo@ c9ser & & em9gt & and % Sy'ik
ia no 10 snnav1 "a a l. . = n H. ana ana ei5 0 = T m '' p ~
Nanuet pr1ng vaoy AMI Monvcy :. 10 am" 4oo p IN
JNO. y. Abbott, Gcnl Pas@r Agent, Nc"-l OH
| EOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on HOU
L sATONIC and NAUGA1U UCK RAILEOAlS-> >tcdmers
leave CahIuIesip ll:3o .: - -tl-'t East
kSeI J.lj y. Fare lower than Dv any Oihcr rout'
FOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman secpsr9 via v Y. Y. H. AMI IT. H. H.. leaves
Grand CentUl Depot al llj m week days Get llcSct
York and NCWLueland Railroad At Grand Central
| Depot and prIncila n1tn%
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOAD.-t commencing q {. "a, loSZ
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot .. ,
"a Western and Northern Express To Rochester ana
oAt'eal with drawngIOOuI c'rs also 10 LA" Clayton
| ana Alexandra Bay.
$40 M special Express Chicago stopping only
al Albany Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and
I Toledo
1890 o. Chicago Express draw1ngrCpm cars To Canln
dagua. Rochester aud BunI.O a-0to lichncd springs
II a. to Aipany ana Troy VIII! connection 10 Utich
Saratoga Glens Falls. Lake George AMI Rutland
/ $3.50 D.. H., saratoga sb"ciat ~ lU -. m.
., m st OL.J Express sleeping lor At Lous
running through DAY in 'he week, also Niagara faus
! Iuti0 and Toledo
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting sunday .
| 9 p H.. Pacific Express daiy, with sIeephsorS ,u,
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago anu
/ Clayton.
Ii p m Night Express with 'isong ears to Albany anu
Tickets at No Bowine.Green 4l3 Broad.
AT Wrscotts Express Offices Park place ana 1Sj
and g,2 BIOll|ayy NewNOrk and $50 Warlington.st,
Brooklyn. j. NJ OtCEl. Gen. SuPL o. Il. MEEhER,
/ Gcn PHsscug uge. Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
I EUIGU VALLEY RAILRO D-Passcngcl
NORWICH LINE ,,,..

NORWICH LINE yam, o,.,,,, A, -, ,.
~ TO Boston, WOrcester N"'hi r'''i'Hi 49, '4S LAS
IhcueN lrJo Stsa nor =, ,,oo,,.r1y
MithOuL most elosIut S)1li and
CITY Of y NEN lONh,
leave Per 10, North RIVER Wdlo,-5b neN W3t
above DrsDrOs,e,.st Fetry,iAy,e - sdu az at pm
NEW HAVEN. MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
1\HPHINGFIE IELD. HOLY OKr.M MON REAL. and nterne-
date POINTS steamers Pcr %. T. H.. iis AT
IL pm. (Sundays cXcpe connecting with trains at
NEM.IANEN, iOr MtRIDES. Hartford, SPRING.
FIELD Tickets sold baggage checked 1t J94 Broad
" y. Court-st, Brooklyn EXCuTsiOn " New
Iaycl rel :
New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
New lJnblicdtions.
NEW DEPARTURE IN JOURNALISM
THE DECORATOR AND FURNIsHER.


THE DECORATOR AND FURNlShER.
Az ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY JOI IA
NAL treating OF the Furnishing and OF the Interior o The
House. ,.,
Intended for the Trades and fo the Home giving Olsna
and ractica designs all description OF FuDule hahs
iurs Screens F. esco Fancy WOr &C. with suggestions or
Amateurs Students Designers Artists ana Mshu"o'eIS
that may be developed into artistic and practical value
oloied plates descriptive OF designs Will be produced Dy
the finest hthographc process and the harmony ana co1
nation OF coos tnts shades vii he discussed ahd Illus
trated -,
Items of interest trades will be given and for nome
,e,d,ne arrangements made for regular cohpu
,ons from the most prominent authors OF England ana
America.
Anonr those engaged in London are the weknoWn names
~ Henry r Whcltey Mrs. ~ +. laweis Robert w EdS
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PRANK Bellevy George curtis Wight Of New-N"k James
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