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New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
Gountrp prupcrin for Sale ano 10 Get.
nIFGANr RESIDENCE For SALE.

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estate Of j. Draper. consisting OF the INC Ic
and about p acres This house few years since co
about $22 600 not including land Cellar eight ieet " 'no
clear cement and bnck walls under every par
tition in the The laundry has slate tu0s Inc " "
story ia hnished In hard wood throughout mas pio' nan
brary dining room sittngroom, Office, wateicosel
buers and 9th er pantries paror. hbrar ana nan are
connected by sliding The second story has elgt
ber OF sleeping rooms bathroom and watercloseI Inc
door has three sleeping bliardroom ana cocS VIZ
ing ROOM marble slabs and bowls hot aud cold wafer ana
crates in all the cbaiers Mantes OF carved wood and mar
BILE House heated throughout by soamdrect ana hu-
rect radiaton IN fact all that can be ce'red for com
plcte and elegant residence The residence and location are
the village, high erodnh Win hhe "po'uo'
abundance of trees etc. and view which cannot be oOsIuc
Ell In any way.
particulars including ters we" oi map oI prop
erty, ETC. apply 10 or address
II. T. WILCOX Assignee J. Draper
Mddlrtown, y. Y.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. Feb, 12-p. VI.

/.
The mining stock markets last week were no more
encouraging to the holders of shares that were pur
chased at high figures than those of preceding
weeks. The business done was large, and there
were fluctuations that were frequent and wide
| enough to make the markets attractive to traders
But of that class of buying that stays there was
probably less than in any preceding week. The sys-
TEN of manipulation by matched orders has become
so conspicuous a part Of the trans ctiOns at the
Mining Boards that it discOurages legitimate
trading, and must prove highly detrimental to the
permanent interests of the Boards. The best MEM
bers of the Exchanges openly admit and discuss the
subject and while regretting the fact, see way Of
applying a remedy.
Yesterdays markets were weak, with the princi-
pal business in few of the leading speculative
tancies as usual Sldte Line and was again
active, and declined to 1.15 l and selling at Z3
cents, and Oriental and Miller at 80 GEMS. South
Pacific b. Id its place first in amount of transac
tlons, and fell TO 2.50a $50. Robinson COnsolldat d
also lower, and closed at 2.65. Little Chief
vas strong at 1.15D1.1O. There were considerable
sales of Big Pittsburg at i.l0, and Little IIttsburg
sold at 1.700 1.65. Green Mountain cents
higher NJ 2OJ MaTipOsl preferred brought 35GfO
cents, and Cherokee sold at 4204l cents. The mar
kets closed dull.
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violent desire to flee at once into the uttermost

violent desire to flee at once into the uttermost
parts of the earth
The authorship-if that be the right word-of the
volume OF selections from 1hackeTav recently pub
lshed, though not announced on the title-page, is
not meant presume, TO be kept a permanent mys-
terry II is lady who has PVT the book together
and this lady rs not the daughter of Thackeray'
but Of publisher However, as she chooses TO
keep veil on, will not raise 1t without her per-
mission The book is well done. and has been
reviewed with so much praise that there can be no
reason. except her womanly will Iwhy her name
should not be disclosed. G. W. 5
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

'I'HE DRAPER WOOL and STRAW HAT
WORKS FOR SALE.-situated in the village Of Middle
town. y Y 81 miles from the city the y. y l. L. and
W. O.. and W. Railroads
The building Of brick about Gox12o six stories higwit
outbudngs, sheds ETC. half acre lot They are heated
by steam lighted b gas and water pipes on every floor
through which water supplied. Has Otis Brothers
power elevator IS horsepower engine and 100 horse
power boiler shaftng and betting. 1t
has all the machinery tools etc for making about 200 dozen
wool and day The buildings large
enough TO accommodate the OF machinery.
For full particulars apply to
II. +. WILCOX, Assignee.
MiddlotOwn, y. Y.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday, Feb. IL, 1892

The Northern Belle Mining Company has declared
q dividend of 80 cents per share; the Silver King
Mining Company one of 20 ceuts per share
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"I1HE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"

"INHE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"
Now is the time 10 secure homes in
MINNESOTA DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Fmgrants intending farms during the approach
ing spring the GREAT NOKTHWEST should not fail
INFORM themselves of the advantages offered by the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
for the sc ment Of that cOupanys lands along ts lines in
MINNtSOTA DAKOTA and MONTANA.
The Northern Pacific Railroad through region which
cannot be eXCellcd In
HEALTIIPU LNESS OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH or NATURAL RESOU RCES
Nowhere else great ind cements offered 10
COLGNISTS AND FAKMEIlS,
MECHANICS. LA BOkEito AND VI ~ Eit-.
LUMBERMEN, BUSIN ESS MEN AND .OTRlSTS
CROPS are large and sure; SIOC Ck.RAlsING i a sue
cessfu occupation there READY MARKETS, GOOD
BU~INE E>S OPPOETU MITES and FINE CHANCES for
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The gIcaterp of Dakota and Montana offers
NEW FIELD FOR SETTLEMENT.
Of existing along the
line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad in Minnesota and East
Dakota the best guarantee OF the peTmanenCy OF the
The Northern Pacific Railroad has IN market the finest
wheat grazing lands which offered at low prices and
easy terms OF payment
In MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
waiting settlement
In MONTANA there are 100000 ready for
paucy.
rHt NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQUAL.
For detailed information all points apply address the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAJ LAD OFFICE.
o. =, dvlv
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CTARI\S
> cHT9 H1sil Diver AND nAnnoR TRANSPORTATION

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
OfHcc Pier ls y r.. foot Cortlandt-sL
Consgnmens Of freight forwarded directed any part
of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery all kinds OF freight
chandse to any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGF.
Freight of every description promptly ghered 10 point
In the harbOr Mt reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, AND BAHGES ALWAYS or HAND
TO CHARTER.
Steamers John II. stan and Erasus Corning NEW.
HAVEN, leave Pier Is ~ X. at p daily. [saturays
eXcepted.J
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York and
Nev-Iiayen. Care and dispatsh gugranteod
Freight for points d. L. n W. Il. received &C Pier l.
For New Haven and points East at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAM D.-Fleven Miles for
Ten Cents. Via from Pier l. h. h. foot
CENTRAL SHiPYAHD. Communipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine and lOer shops everything aDDcrtanng to the
construction repair OF
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Gltn Rcdl Gstalc For 5ale.
Auttion Sales of Rca! qsstale.

DICHARD V. HARNETT, AUCTIONEER,
WILL LSELL AUCTION. THURSDAY FEBRUARY %,
l2 o'clock at EXCHANGE SALtSSOOM. III broadway,
by order of heirs of Lewis Beach, deceased.
BOwery 25l 253 and 255, Stanton splendid plot
tanning about Z city lots having frontage Gf5 feet
233 feet deep with several brick and
ellngs thereon and right OF % StnOnst This
property has been IN the family 90 years
MAPS AT AUCGIONEEkS OFFICE,
III broadway, basement.
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nor SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE ;
L ten acres nfty minute. New Haven road good out
convenient the depot; Apply to owner &l3 W'st 'S
EOR SALE.-A dairy farm Of 100 acres.
Price $4,000, $50 down; rest on time WI IL keep SD
ton, Chautauqua County, Ncwiork
NOR SALE.--Country seat of y acres
good house and outbuidngs in perfect orle at Green
station TiGI Eon Apply ff to owner la gs Wes i6;st
COR SALEM PLAINFIELD, y. IA
aTgs % end 6naa5dG 6s9S 3 2aa ana berries S br an
dener coae le hS9e is @ r h. no, % % Tcr I cEeap on cat
terms. For further pa[cqarRs gqgFg % e ~ 10 %
broadway, Room 80 a3.
nor SALE.-Larce tracts Georgia. Texas,
j Tennessee aud Kentucky lands cheap PAUL l. TODD
lij Broadway
L7OR SALE.-Thirty-eg hundred and forty
/ acres. eighteen miles northwest Of Topeka. Kansas
Of the finest .tock farms In America Vel MaieIed Win
ueverdving springs and creek running trogh me entire
The very Of corn aud grazing laid and m act
nriHp We , W. Ii % rc,sora6Iy for co- o anrone wishing
u, r ana r an, tender an nyation to All o cy
person We will answer all questions by letter. II
par'e' ''ni'o' 'o''' "''' WiIfARD A. SMITH & co.
silver Lake shawnee County, Kan
TOR SALE on EXCHANGE.-Fo GOOD city
property, il improved and unencun beret hne COUN-
TRY PLAc Win 20 or 40 acIf %l W aRc ] az 16 XIII
rciee Esq House about OK feet thorosly nul, mas a.
All IN good order; oubuidines ample tine con
scTvaory; gashousr irulthous, aud coaclmans house.
respects desirable Address ROBINS C.dtlandy-st
EOR SALE-Or will exchange for Harlem
i property, farm in Iowa. 800 acres. cOmmodons taiin
house an requisite buildings; ornamental trees ten acres
lawn: " euCc. Whole under CultvaflOu prlcc
Sl5.OOp eueuts and Will DC sold low W
GGiFHs HE"'' ''oN' i'''' '-''''''' 80 YD,,', = -
L7OR sale or lease-Easy. terms. large blocks of
bulkheadcd Waer,rOnis city, for n9uu actnfirs
chemic worss r. a Gouug, Enginerr - rNchAlgep
IMPROVED PROPERTY i'm FlOrida.--A first
rate location on the ST. Johns River F. 20 T. lOihst
NBONTCLAIR, y. .J.-IIigh. healthy and acccs-
IVA ble properties fo aic all varieties HOuses to rent
furnished uniuTnishcd HONE Il PARSONS ~ Cedar-st.
ORANGE. y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEAT tOl't lul ~ 3uB. .IthSlai AL I1tltl3l3L
BLACkWELLS NTH, DO. inlin station, Or1l{, NJ
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
TO Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland and the East.
Fare reduced Limited tcketsto Boston, SJ Worcester ~
The new Iron Steamer . ,...-
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception most elegant boat tho Sound and
the faVOrte CITY OF BOSTON,
Pier M 40 North Riyvr OF Wattsst next pier
DesOrosses fely daily, except sundays pm
OREGON,
" COLORADO, CALIFORNIA. ST. PAUL, MIME
APOLIS and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA and the NORTH.
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y
il runs from to i've daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west of
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPEBS are run on all of It's
through and night trains. For rates Of fare
formation apply by person coupon ticket
agent to l.. f. BOOTH.
General Eastern gent No. il5 Broadway, New York
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

STEAMBOATS, dr0 R1llroIo5.
A. -REDUcTFll2GH& FlG& GIyEG RF FARE Ire
Newport 1ai FSii aiver, 8.
Limited tcKe Core sponiin I;tlol 3, Eastern
| Magnificent steamers
Leave w-York daily, suDdays ryceptrd:
Con cG4n9c5~n 1F A9qeS sn Boat Brooklyn At er'sy
principal hotels transfer ,i tcSst d5 =, oice oa
PEE F6RbE2 TIsgI 3 1e1 oy sT GEO ao L c2SNoE pS!I
! GhA ,Gt OF TIME STEAMERS Of this Line viii lesy,
! New York at ?. and after Feb ~.
| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
- sta9n on in a, ,YSew1yor foot Of Libertyt station in
6Soa m~For Pennington HID, Bridge Branch Easton,
ss5 @For Fieanstoa Hs % Bidee aeiI Baaeh Esston. &
Allentown Reading; Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, Williams,
pm.For Flenngton, Easion, Allentown Reading, Har-
a,45 p m-For aslon Mauch Chunk Tamaqua. Dnfton.
%FST iIsS IdcT E1Ise Rira3s9 EaSn SC
620p m.-For Easton, Allentown Reading Harrisburg
NsgclG Gank wllkes6,aIgre. &c %. Co. oo,, a-oo,.
ntermediale stations. 5.5op Eastoa' Allentown
nFa;S"5S For SeTsR aa at e. t5 'lse45 7S 100 5
G Gl5 &@46 @ lol5 1913 iil6 & m' " M ld:i2 ~ @ ll5
40 SIo. 2. a. 1880. MS + ?. ,
n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~. Leave at s s:l5 5a, m ~ IN. 2, $50 A. 5. Gp IN.
For fREEHoLD at dis a. m. y m. l. D. g. p. IN For
Newport at sis a. M ~ m. .: 4, :, 6p m.
". NY A 4.
~ Via Branchpor-For Sandy Hook 81 m- ?. For
and Seabright Sl5 m, II IN; $780, 4, 3, D.
Via Red Bank-si6 a for Lakewood. Toms River
Barnegat &c. p. m. for Lakewood Manchester Toms
River ATLANTIC CITy and all stations 10 Bay Side
m. for Lakewood Toms River. BarneeaL
NLW-YURK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For orTtENToN and PHfLhDELPHIA.
. Leave New York from station G. X. H. of NJ.
Hladclhla4 Ninth and 7.i5 $3.50.
o. M $3.50 l. 4:3u 5:30 T. l2p on sunday al $40 m
$3.50, 43O, $3.50. ?. Ia. ON Sunday et s:I5 A m. -
For1renton I45, $50 ll:l5a m 1880 4:30, 5.3U IL
j. m On sunday s:i5 a, m- $3.50. IL y.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-York
From stations Phila and Reading r. Sinth and Green.
ss at 80 $50 $50 II m l:l5. $40 6:i0 645 ~ p IN
From Third Bcrk Sta al i5 500 9:l5 m |. 5:2j
$50 ll;JO p IN Sunday at s:l5 a m. 4:S0 ?. m 80
Prom Ifenton-l:2j G20 sos e:0i 1908 IL - ia. l:55
s-S2, Y'Ts .Ss ~ sunday 20 9lfa m, Ola Z IN
PuLLMAN PAitlOk ca rs are attached 10 day trains.
York and Philadelphia.
connection Il Jersey CITY station 10 and from
Brooklyn and Enc Depot jersey CITY o.o
TICK 4 Tor sale at foot of IAbeTys NOS %5 Z6 4Ol,
VA, BOZ 3ZS Broadway AID at the principal hoiA NOS
and COuTtst. and Annex ONCE Jewells wharf brooklyn
NY transfer company DOids Express WIN car Tor and
check baggage from hotelO residence tOdestnaton
JOSEPH - HARRIS IA 4. BALDWIN,
General Manager. Cen Pass. Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IlOU-
4 sATONGC and SAuGATUCK RAILROADS steamers
leave CaikaIine slip al 1850 800 pm; twenty tirst
East River jli Fare lower than other
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sleepers via ~ L., N. II. aud II Il H. leaves
Grand Contra depot IL ;35 dayA aud 1880 "a IN
Sundays Oetuckets VA New YOTE England Rail
rnad- ut Grand Central Depot anu pnnciDal hoel4
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SToNlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

y NIUNINUIUN LINZ FUK BUSTUN.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FA - 10 Boston for hrstciass limited ckots good only
as specified on their
Steamers sTONIHGTON and NARRAGANsETT leave
leave daily except Sundaysl at 40 Pier So NJ r.
-ioo % Jay ST., arriving In Boston at "A IN.
Tickets sale all principal ticket oces
WertcOtt's and
3y7 broadway. House, Metropolitan and Fifth
Avenue Hotel Offices
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Steamers Pier 20 foot OF rren-st, ~ r. at H. m
daily Except sundIysI Boston Providence direct
Freight VIA either line taken at lowest rates.
II. - BAbCOCk, President L. W. FILkINS q. 4. Agt.
INHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
Il ALI. RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily except sunday 10 Boston at
$500 a. NJ tparor attached. and lOp. t"ltn
palace sleeping cars.
sundays at 10 n. with palace sleeping carsl
Limited tickets % Boston all rail -.
Tickets paoT bs obtained at Metropolitan
rim Avenue windsor Hotel ticket Onees and Grand
LoulIzl Depot
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100 EAST 2STH-ST., near Madison-square
Va and elevated station furnished rooms with or wisn"
at board; references exchanged
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January %, 1882.
4 l. : L L l.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ncwl pesbrosses aud COTand
Ferries follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg the Souh, with Pullman
Palace attached. at a. q y daily.
York Gnd Chicago Limited of Pullman Palace Cars a. m.
daily.
Wilamspc-t LocK Haven. a. p M; CORY and Erie
at connecting at Cory for 1ltusve Petroleum Cen.
ire, and the oh Regions.
BajmOrc Washing, and the South Limited Washing.
Express" OF Pullman ParlOr daily except Sunday
10 arrive Washington 4. m. Regular a m.
$40 z and m, and Il night Sunday and =. aud
~ night.
Express for baltimore. except Sunday, p m
For Atlantic CITY IA oGEh ear. p M, except Sunday
Boats 0i Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains Jersey city, anOrding speedy and direct
for KruO Alyn travel
Trains arrive Plttsburc, O.3O a. m 1880
and 1910 D. daily From Washington Baltimore $50
600 500 $50, $3.50, and 1000 p. III. sunday ESQ
G:JO Il nl 800 and 1000 p M. From Philadepha 300
G:2O $50 $50 $780, $40. l0j ll:lO m l20 , 800 800
90 75O $50, $50 1910, 1880 D. Ia. SUNDAY $50
600 GyO $50 lllO 600 N3j lO.AO Inhn ~ 1n
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Express Trains leave York via Desrosaes and Cor
andt streets, Ferries a. follows. ~ ~
i:k, =. 500 10 iimtedl, a. M, 800 $40, = g. T.
and p m. and ~ night SUNDAYS and 10 a. IN, B. g.
: and . p M, and y night
Express Trains leave York daily except Sunday 72O
and running through Trenton and Camden.
Returning trains leave Br0adt station, PHILADELPHIA
1901, .O5 32O 3i5, G:5O I:3D $50, $50 and a. ~ I'M.
tied Express. 1870 MI l. 3 T. - 6 $50 1853 and D. M
On sunday, l2Ol 3O5. 800 3i5 $50 $50 7:55 and
,. m. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden N. and I3O
D. daily, except sunday
Ticket Offices, $40 0l4 Broadway, Ast0r IIonse and
foot of DesbrOssos and Corandt- t COurst and rook
lyn Annex station foot Of FultUnst Brooklyn NOS J.
llG and us HufsOnst HoDoken; station Jersey CITY;
Enligrant Ticket Office. = Battery place.
The New-NOrk Transfer Company for and check
baggage from hotels es
FRANK THOMSON, j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Brooklnn properip for Sale an> 60 Get

EOR SALE--On the Hill, first-class 3-stoIy
80 300 RULAND & WHITING, No. l2l Kassau.st
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Mem iJn5licailons.

SOME USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.
SUNDAY DINNERS EXTRA NO -. Price CO cents
KNITTING & CROCHET
EXTRA no 50 Price lGc EXTRA NO. ~. Price 2Oc
EXTRA NO G2. Price 2Oc. EXTRA NO. 16. Price iuc
These -four Extras which contain full selection of Knit
ting AMI vel plain aud practical drtc
tios stocking knitting. Will be sent to
address the United states for 90 cents
Address .. ...
lHE TRIBUNE
Npy
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ETH-AVE., 343.-Large, desirable room on
paor floor with private bath and closet and hrsIeass
hnar,l rrfrrrnle given and reanlTed.
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General Eastern Office corner Church and Cortandtsts
e. II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

y 7 IVnN NIN NAII NM III IJNNJN
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nov 81, 1881
through trans will leave Grand Central Depot:
special Express iof Chica daily, stopping only
ALBANY syracuse, Rochester suisO eand
m, Western and Northern Express Rochester and
with drawing
1880 Chicago Express Dire cars 10 Canan
dagus, Rochester uffao
II a. NJ, Albany and Troy, with connection to Utica
Saratoga, Grns Falls and Rutland
/ p. IN. Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy
St Louis Express, sleeping FOR IOui
running through eyory daY in the ek also Niagara Falls
Buffalo Toledo and Del trit
ESQ Express with sleeping cars to syracuse and TO
Auburn Road to Montreal, excepting
9 a, IN, Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and Chicago
IL Night Express. with sleeping Albany and
Troy.
wa, aud AZ Nescotts Express Dihces P1rkpace and 15J
and 942 Broadway, New York and 333 Washingon
brooklyn. J. . TOUCEY, Gen. SuPt c. Il. MEEKEB,
Gen Pas AEON
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Counirn i]ropertn Uaule0.
NHANTED.-lOWA LANDS, 5000 acres for
W cash. pARKFTs. Post Office Boz .J2}. New-Yor
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West Side.
EXTRA LARGE AND HANDSOME TOP
II door rooms; gentlemen only. - West 24thst, near
Filth Avenue Hotel.
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Alinina.
a LII Mining Stocks and Unlisted Securities
L n - BOUGHT AND SOLD BY |"i i.ics
UNDERWOOD & FROTHINGHAM "a uroaa.
Members N. Y. Mining stock Exehsnge "ay
A SSESSMENT NOTICE.
NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
RRITTLE SILVER MINING COMPANY.

,hIo,-.x u.o BROAD-sr., NKw.YORK.
M lAb e"VbODD 100000 SHARES AT 81 rs.
rms company owns the famous Brittle group q
hes containing l5J acres OF mineral land al
head OF quartz Greek, GunnsOn The Iriftls
silver Vine has got vein II inches OF suphide OF silver
running from el0O to $1,000 70 the tOn which amaga,
mated ~ niue expense small portion OF the stock be
sOid at % cents per snare H. ONEILI. President.
a. FAICO. Manager
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EOR SALE.-Largc tracts Georgia, Texas,
j Tennessee Kentucky lands cheap. PAUL T. TODD,
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE CLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN
DAY. THREE STATIONS IL PHILADEL-
PHlA. TWO IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
INT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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09D-sT., los EAST.-FiTst- class tabla
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Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED apartments at the
A. WELLINGTON, Madison-ave, cor. 42d-st
East Side.

TI,O LET-Unturnished, except carpets and
4 shades a south room and middle room, a gentleman
without board private family references exchanged 2Oo
LIsf lh.af
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yNANTED.-Several stores and lofts in this
w vicinity, fOr immediate occupancy.
RULAND & WHITING, l2I Naasau-st
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Gteamboats an6 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphla Baltimore. and Washington.

on and & afr jan % the @1g0Sent s sem Tp dT
iandt.st. and Des6rosscs-st Is follows
o:" IN. except sundays Parlor car ansiea. arrives
st 81 F. H. day scepers and Gay coaches through to
p m. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 225 a. m,
Cincinnati $50 M Chleaeo 5 sS5 a. m ana s Lonis S5o 80
st & LGqs land and caGage at washington s15
pa EAPess leaves Wa1anS,S1 10 at rca6, d20 ~ daily
~ makes faster time TO the West Trains
Sn the the WeT at e dSri % % ana % ma ho@ar sga iV S
for and checked to destination at eo~panys Office Nq Si
Company
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Raj ROAD
pa L--Itnclnnau and Chicago nay EXPRESS Drawing.
p m Daiyi-FssG st LOUIS Express irving at Buffalo
at connecting with fas trains West and south
est Puinan' best Drawngroon sleeping Coaches 70
D m JDaly,-,Paeinc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through to BunaIo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
7bp P mEmieant train TO- the West '"r"uSh 20 Chicago
S 99 9as raiiS'S @ Ss Ss iS % m IL %
nfa sunday 9 S9 lg29S 6 % ii5 G5o Y midnight lG
1Ss 1se S $50 i9 S % 3Sd IS L %{
NewaIk ana Paterson via newark Gas $40 Iiso A. n
aS 2 's s9niar Ss SO m m & f9a 0n 4 @9 nj saturday
m ana IL sI9 3oIIgbt IcGt a. NM - S59 1 M,
l:45 $50 p ne and l2midnieht
NS%SarS and and coP6ral 0n f,no7 75f + M, ss, 4so
Eonaaa @qd &qg;tcn; Gas sso2 m snsaqys $50
SUNDAYS, sdS 5$G i6:5oi p, S55 n. N, 100" % ,',.D VI
MidlietOwn 1850, 1910 900, f:5O I 1l5p m.
Suudavs 81 lu.2OL MI $50 7D. Tho m. and i:30
M trains with Midland Railroadat Main-st
Port lervs 7jO : l020a. M. 4:3O D. 7:l5D sun.
days. $40 lO.20A m. g. $50 and , n
I'D quarter Of and quarter after each honr
from 5i5 a. n. ji5 m. ana At lO:45 and ll'45p
Tickets massage and apartments in Drawngroom
and eenug Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
panvs offices Noq 2Gl 40l or a57 Bt yafway. Y, No
Cnnrst Br00klvn. or At the COmnanv's pepOts.
Fnieant agency. No 10 Green st, ,,,.-,x
FTnress from the West arrivein New York at 75)
and IL 95a m. and lp:lOp m.
no Y ABBOTT Genl Pas8r Agent. NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF AEW-JEkSEY
TaiLs leave for Engewood Cioser Termont and NyacH
T. $50 1000 A. j. 3 T. 400 $50 $40, S3C, ll,3Op
sundays "a. m. and G.ij p. The ll50 IN train will
ieay~ - inmates later saturday n ght+
Manuel spring valley ana Monsey. T. a. m, 4jO ,.
sum- JNO. n. ABBOTT. Gcnl Pass'r Agent New-Yors
HARTFORD, Middetowu, Springfield and
L the North by WHITES LINE Steamers from PIER
-, EAST RIVER, at D. m nccting SaybrOOE with
Connecticut Valley Railroad for all points Connecticut
River AMI North. FREIGHT AT LOWEST HATES RE.
CEIVED pNIEY 1W
NfW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIEBD, HOLYOKF SOUTH VERNON. ST
JOHNSBURY 80 Steamers leave Pier % r.. at p IN.
and l:3O Sundays exceptci) 1880 p boat
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked 94
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
gitn i)ropfrtp Wanieo.

A FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE.
"A 3Sth and 70t sta and 9th Sd Le1iugtnp
Address A. o. b. llO Broad way Room 3D. giving par
tfcula
New-York tribune., 1882-02-13

I IHIGH NNILLl KAIIItDAD.-PaS-p en- gCl
. 1881, will leave depots
Cortlandt and Dcshrosses7s at 7:i0a $40 and 63t
for EIsoD Bethlehem. Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk
Wlkesbarrr, Towanda Waverly ithaca. Geneva. Lyons
BunalO and the West Train at for Easton Bethlehem
Allentown Reading, Manch Chunk, Nkesbarre aud Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached TO t8O M train
Trains leaving at 40 d p m. tor all points
f. b. RYINGTON, q, p, A