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Fxpress Trans leave NewYork. via DesDr0SeS ana Nor
landt streets Ferries. a. follows o,o o. ,o A., = .
7:l $50 Ia timed ii . m. l. 5:-U olV 90, T.
and q D. m and II night. sundays, Jl5, ana ~ II ILL.,"
T. u, = > and m. and ~ M nj . .,,,,o,. ~ :. On
Fypress Trans leave Newl daily except ounly az
a m and ,. M. running through wa Trenton ann
rcfnruinp BTJad rect station fnlLLI
l9oI .65 $40 $40 $50 1:j, $50, 800 ana a. III;
Limited Express 1870 y. M. 3. 4, o. T. W." 90 anu
I'm m on sunday i2Ol 900. 3D. $40 500 a M -
:3O 100 and $50 m IeAS l,nlaielpha Via O"''n'
q a m and 4:5O n IN. daily, except sunday ,,.. o,d
Iics If Otices $40 ana 04i broadway, Ahpt & Sr,nr
foot al nsLro.ses aud Cortandt-ss Courtst anu
lOo' V Stafiou ioo of Futonst Brooklyn. NOS -,
iiG and llS IIuds0nst HpDokent station 1eIsoJ Ni'S
IMMIGRANT Ticket once Bdtcry'pacS Ill tor aud cbocL
The Scw.York Transfer Company VIII o'u loi "n" N"'O
baggage IRON i MOVES ~ 'o''"0" J r. WOOD,
FRAN n tdnotai Uanae,r General Passr Agent
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COJrRT CALENDARS-AUGUST IS.

SUPREME COrigT-CHA Before DonOhue, Nos u"
I0 III I6G lS9 1877 1873 2O2 204 rs 2Zl ~ III
SUPREME CoUKT-SPECIAL IERh-Beiore Donohue, J.-No
day calendar . ,, e. ,..,. +,
SUPKROR CONFESSIONAL TRRM-Before sedgwick' C. j.
NJ dag calendar H..
Neaielt
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RAILROAD.
on and after Augnst =, tSS2


AND UNITED STATES MAIL Rot r. -. -
Trains leave NcwIOrk via De3bTOSs5 AID CoIuV 9tt eS
Ferries rs follows: . $50 ell, -,,,. p,ii,nar
Palace attached. m. ana p m dll Ne" iorA
and hiclgo Limited OF IaIlOr Dining Smoking and oeop
ing Cars at - q m. every day. 90. . ILL.,
For rrs.nH aui 10 m, D "a" = p II' H'l
Willamspori Lock Haven. IN, D. nj CORY ana Eric ~
D. M connecting at Cory for Htusylhe petroleum Cen
ire oil Re giOus. 80.
xTres" W pullman parOr Cars daily, except sunday ~
r. M arrive Washington D. m hrsu"I ~ 0'IO dnu o''0
m J. y, and +. m, and l. M -ht.
SUNDAY. .: . and p. M ai - hlSh| - .. .,,
Atlantic Sunday. DID, ~ IL u ~ ;.'
90 d NJ (througn Loo p. m traln)' On Nun""y'
FOR abd Nav except Sunday $50. lilo m and p m
SATURDAYS only. I. ul. -.--.-.,,..o ,,o +fo,s
Long Branch Bay Head junction aud intermediate stations
via Rahway and Amboy $50 and $40 a NJ IL noon" D
800 and Z. IN. =, nj y.,oo -, nm, q q, m
pogt of Brookyn Annex connect WIN al through rala az
Jersey city aforng speedy ana alrect transfer LOT DrooA
yn travel ,,....,r~ con and II IN a N, and
init,tn m daily From Washington ana baltimore p:3O
csn IN e so $50 g3j and 1890 N; sunday b:t o;oo
a M and 1910 d. ~ From Baltimore. l:-Op nj on sun
49, o. N IN From Philadelphia, $50. 6:2O b5O 1;,O
10 a 10 iO.JO 100 = 800, J:5 b:ZO i'3
S.51 s.S5 lO:iO and 1870 p m; sunday SoO W. oJO
60 III a m 60. $50 1910 and lu:jO y. III
TO PHILADELPHIA
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Proposals.


CUSTOM HOUSE. NEwYORK
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Aug. 3, lsS&. )
PROPOSALS are invited Tor thc pruning
and LInaing 500 catalogues Of unclaimed goods sir TO
furnished before August Zl5t 1881
Particulars furnished al tiIis ofice 1890. 90. .,
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CTARINlS
| y CiTY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
| COMPANY.

GTARINS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier lS, y. r., foot OF Cortandt st.
snmcnts freight forwarded directed TO any part
OF the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery all kinds OF freight and mer
Chandise any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOE LIGIIIERAGE
Freight every description promptly to any point
in the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. EARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
John II. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, loayo Pier H. N r., at daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between NewYork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points d. L. Il W. x. received at Pier l9,
For NewHa On and points East at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Cents. Pier l. T. r. foot Mhitehast
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipaw. y. DRY Docks
Machine BOiler shops thing appertinng TO the
construction ana repair o. vessels
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YORK. Thursday, August II, 1882.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day;
BIZ James L. TelieS.
2.stOry brick stable with Two lots, No q and 2l7
IGSlng fass VI '.,a ." s87 600
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Gitp propcrtn 90 Eel.

ITO LET for term of years an elegant house;
L order; and near 9Th Address PERCIVAL, Trbun
Office.
rTNO LET.-A fOur-stOry brOwnstonc, high
soOp house. fully furnished, 5tbave oVeriookiug
Mount Morris Park. Inquire WILLIAM :. GANL1
mo LET at q moderate price, large, we'll
lighted floor with appliances for m1nua0ur1 ng III
NUNltS Bu ding II TO ~ Nandcwater-sL Apply 10 the
owner the building.
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Che Curt

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
n YORK TRIRIfNE WILL, BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFFICES No ,2SS broadway, corner Thirty
drstst 30S West Twenty thrist corner hl;n In ye,
Fast Fcurteenth. corner Cniols9ussll py
ave corner FOrty.seyenthst; at the hAhLE UT ,Srs
Nos / ~ end :, 30O Ihri.ave observation-disclosures
twenty.nfth at up 70 D. IN, regular otnce rAtes
MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long Branch
WI NJ SECOND SUMMER MEETING. -. IN
THURSDAY August H. and SATURDAY ausu s,rset,v q,
Vstr,I RaiIroad Of Liberty 81 Terry,
IN q n a. M 1913. l2i5 p. M PennsyVaia ha-s,,
art a. md ferTies, $40 a M II heoh boss
va sandy Hook pier g. North River 7t5 . IL u M IA
noOu, 1907 m
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Ocean 5tedmcrs
TNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMEl

TNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
For 2wEENsd0MN ASp ,n LEY e,rnme southery
course crossing Banks Of Newfoundland alto
HE$ q % SaSs E ssS s a
SHES = e g%SG%9y3 EFT 4
From Per 80 new HrG 9e9mSer, North River
= AZ rr Hasn 81 and IS Broadway NY
Philadelphia ONCE 40 loo south 4thst.
IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
a%bprE AmsrSan PasEe nc an% ymAM ns
HEHnnh 2? - STLth 81
Frs. se CABIN 70 F oa seond Ona aSn
soGStaupon 81 send Tor Tourist G1lctf. 20
cs SS a ff iSaSt Oe' So 81 Bros~ay s
NATIONAL LINE;TFTom 9,P PleF 1884, S9i N H.
Ed "a LSSboN Victoria a 6oc aGs ~ 800
CANADA. AGg 49, 8 4. nj. Dr NMARH..sept 49, a m.
CABIN go TO so aSST lac s- %Si 10 Ines i'cfaTe
Manager. 80 aud Is BrOtiway, y. \.
pACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY )
ihpA LIN cH TSH cNEkIwzEAL USfRALIA CES
TRIAL aD From s%GG% 4 f6r. Per 5@ 4o
Ff4acisco We tle isthmas o, Panama anna
for Central ana soat
From 'a0 F Fos gaSaa i 1a5 c ta .'HinA
Excursion > Tcsets 6eweea Sas Francisco Yokoam,
For HONOLULU. NEfwy2z VEN and AUSTRALIA
CITY OF NDNl.N sails aturi2y Au,,,l't j. III.
ORION arrivalof London mails al san ftanclsee ,
many Once ON tho PEE tool Conalsir North river
f'' n. BULi-Al. ouUcrinicndcnL
pOYAL MAIL 70 TIE NETHERLANDS.
scamersoaTo Cos t roT s 2. s''eHt Jersey y
S $ RoTrERDAM....... wednesday, Aug. -, p.
z,,xDAM For A"'e e e,,so,l lay -Ans 20 =, ~
1toabin SO "a Adm. $50 storage ~5e prepaid So
H. GAIA w ,ieaerai AGENT - io1,,l Wili,19s~
o. : Wns1. frt,sat Hseais % way Gen Pa gent
PED STAR LINE. .....
Ii United states and md oyg sy RG "a Steamers
Tic splendid fist class. fulll,Oncrel steamers
~ ,r "a ~ ........ sai llrlIs. Aug > - D m
saio1ns sdic-rooms snohIng rooms 'h D.
Second CABIN accommodation unexceled
State.fooiis al on main deck.
No hOrsc3 cattle, sheep Of Pig cirfl'L
First CABIN. 50 and 0Jl
.eccna cabin 500; prepaid s5j excursion, SOD
stcerA.e. SO; prepaid, so excursion, 80 90.
PETER AitIGII * SONS GEM -lg,a, % BgOsdway,N. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w TNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiNEkPOOL.
recomt idel by Ilenten mt Mauy L. = ", on both the
oGtw aId AID home ward yoy AGES ,, AM, IA s,oa -,
ADRIAIIC, Capt; Jennings lnnTady Aug -, p H.
BALTIC capt Parsell ..Sa saturday Aug -. D. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
.will not call at Queenstown.
These steamersa aud unsurpassed ap
pOinmtits. The salons, St&crrn'. SmohinS am Bath
least fell aOrdng degree 81 comfort MthI0 uhainaoe
atsea. 1900. p, - .,-,... 49, 49,,
he Steeagc from the Old Country so irom New"
York SIS.
These steamers carry neither cattle. 'lecp nor pA
For inspection plans aad other Information apply al tine
Company oiuccs. No 81 broadway New 10r,Eii, Am,
CIBARrLErr & CO., Agents, Io-tou.
BAk.ITr IL CATIELl. Agent, Philadelphia
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BarwEEN NEW.YoRK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BkEMES
DONAU ......sat Aug - v -hDhi...-..-. sat- sept
NAM Sat. 20 y CkAR...... sat, sept
RATES OF PASSAUE from NETWORK 70 SOUTHAMP.
- - TON. HAVREor BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN ........-SlO0 SECOND CABIN
STEEHAG Il, $50
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid Storage cerUh
Sate ~ steamers si from pier between second and
oELRIcHs d CO.. Bowling Green
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8tedmboats AMI Railroads..

A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
1s wall Newbnrs, Poughkeepsie. Rondout and kingston
bnrg and Hyde Park daily SUNDAYS eIcepted. leaves
Vestryst pier at 3;l5 and 22dst at 800 p M Connects
at POughkee psle with evening trains for the NortL
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NORWICH LINE 49,. ,,..,,.,,,, ,,, 49,.
~ 70 Boston. WOtceser' N@'uu'A i'''~-A $40 '' '''
in'n'" '''' ~ OF WORCESTER,
Ui,hout Dbls Onj1B S)11l and
the :IyOrte q Or NhH AONNN, I'D.
leave PIER 80 40 North River loot u Wattss next p1r
boye Ferry ai, exc 'p Sunlaysds PM
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PROVIDENCE LINE. n,n,on
INV ron rRONIDFNCE DIRECT.

PROVIDENCE Linz: nrprcr
Connecng with Providence and worcester hiS ,,-,r,
1or all POI NT5 NOkTIl and EASi va MOitI ~ f.T'
The ntireIv now and elegant steamer RHODE lSLAND
on Monday. edne and Friday anu tne mag
seanSer N ASA HUsETTS on Iuesiays lhursi"Js anu
: p M from Pier 20 n: r., foot Of W9Tren- st.
f,,n"ctions made AZ Providence, via T. ann W ~ ~
Tor Worcesfer and all Northern. Eastern anu, Wmto,
Mountain points Tickets for saie az ~. Pn ncat
ia StdteroJms secured at ohlces OF escot hApiess
% - Nstor House Nos. 2Jl, 81, 3v ano ~ Ioau'
w. al tf,h nue. and Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
way anu az Iuel - IS. lenerll pnss Agent.
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Gteam5oGt5 ano RAILROADS..
AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL. FAST LINZ 10 TIE WEST
Via philadelphia Baltimore and Washington

On and after Nay ~ the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave Pennsy wanna Railroad Depot loot OF CorandIs
"'' p A. except sunday aror attached arrives wash
ngtOn $40 Sight express leaves WasnlngtoA "a. -,
u daily 5leepers and day COACHES through to C'nh1u
D. M dy Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25 m. Gin.
einla $50 NJ Chicaso 40 a. M ana 81 iouis 9aS a: ~
O'clock night daiv arrives Washington 30 Day
Express leaves Washington at 1910 a. III daily sleepera
~ 30 Other line makes the West Trains
arrive from e W tcns o Secured red OBJ 6asgSd cS
for ana checked to destination at company ounce 20 9iG
Company.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
NsiaGn in II EST9SIk iSS o. w h59sFS] S''On III
5aT F no tege He W,6G Gan Mancn
Chunk, Tamanend, Tanaqua IIazleon. Dniton scIahoi
5 $ a -FOr Pennington High Bridge Branch sShoGey,s
Rcadinr HARRISBURG Mauch Chunk. winamspor, Tamaqua
Nanticoke UPer hes seJantoh, Reaa,nc Har
hsbnre Maueh Chunk s4s!9a ~ses6a IT, &C ramaoua
~ m-For Flemineton. High Bridge Branch sch"0leys
56 P %Fer f fasGH ctom Reading Harrisburg
M9acb Chnnt wiiSesbarrc sc.
sunday trains cave at M IL for Bound BROOK
erIuedate stations at 1870 p for Easton Allentown
For %ewapE at B. $40 G5 ei5 7:l5 7So sl5 500
o 9l5 9l5 l@l5 1862 ll;l5 m T. M IN SS ~ 7s
i@$a cents 1c Sc time tables at stations
For ewaren at 40 8. II a. m: T. 6 p ~;
For or freehold feeh ana Keypor ii $50. 4so
%FEEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
y VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER ;, " IL,
Por Uicblands Seabrigbt Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 81 7:l5 o il $780, 3:l5, ., 5:i5 p m sun
DAYS. g. 1890 H., $3.50 \. M g..
For Atlantic Highlands 7:45 O. ii NJ, $780, $40 o. DAD
For ocean Grove Sea Girt, &c45 o. IL m, 3i5. o.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnogat &C, 7A5 M, 1:3O
For wtings Atlantic CITY, vnelanG and all stations to
Bayside l.'O u N. ~ .>,,,, rr., MN,
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
TRENTON and PHILADELPhiA.r
Leave New. York from station c. Il. r. OF " J: go.
For philadelphia, Ninth and Grecnsts al f;iJ, y oO
a m 1870 f. $50 $50 ZOO, Zoo N ON SUNDAY az ,.
a m 5:3O IL p. THIRD and Berks sts al f4o ii'io
a m 100 4.36 30. pm. On sunday al $40 a N o., :
For Trenton ~ . 93? ll;l1 m ~ l. iSo o'0' "
nj. sunday. S:ij a. NJ. 80 IL D. m
Return trains Philadelphia for View YORK , o..
Phila. ard Reading X X, Nnth anu ti-'l,
SIS al 80 $50 $50 II M lj 34j, jAO Cl1 - IT.
On sunday, $40 a b:3O II H. M n - - ! q.2o
From Third and Berks-sts. at 5lp ~ " NJ l. '''o
100 t;.3D II:3Op IN sunday at SIS a IN, 400 D. m ID,
From Trenton 12j. ego, sos 9O3, lOO' i9', '"' -
1923 D. m. SUNDAY l25 9:lS M nio u W.
PULLMAN PAKLOR CARS are attached 10 aAy u Sa1S
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains Ho" WV"
ASIK anu IL made al Jersey CITY Station to and from
BrooKly and Eric Dcoot, Jersey city. - non DC, "a,
al loot Of LIbcTtyst NOS nj -oi iVi
Oh az l lITOldway ani at the prncipa hoteI, 80.
and Conr,.s; ana Annex Once. jewel wharf, bIoonyn
om hotels OF H. r Lad vim Gen. Pass Agent
W W Sfearns, Gen. SupL
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oID.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND . ON
~ SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS ~ PIlILAD ELPuIA,
PIN NEWYORK-
Express Trans leave NewYork via Desbroases and cOrt

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MENT AND HE FASTEST TIME CONSloIENI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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CTONINGTON LIN; FQR . B3 ST , :

CONJUNCTION LINE FOR BOSTON.
- D,.cTSFCTISG WITH ALL POINTS bAo-
- - always LOW a. by any other llne , lava
s,oo,oors y A RK AGANS EFT and SIONlN1TON
daily 1exeep sundays AZ p M, ron r'er o. ~ IT,
I axy aarcci}yinga Boston at a NJ s,.toroona
Tctcfs lar sae ali principal ucNeS ouo stor I,os~
fres OF WcstcOtt Express 20, ~ -I'". a.,
n7 al g97 and 42l Broadway. anu at Fih A'ehu' ~
Windsor Hote uS ~ FIKiNs. General Passenger Agent
rx,poY ROATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
,a,r,ers : 4 II ATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave day
- 80, sunday az & Pier A. North river ou
with morning trains iot &NVi'" "nu
West sunday steamer touches at AipAnS'
muir TRAVELLING PUBLIC are Informed
~. trong oh Pullman cars from NeW-f orK " Ihlcago
- e., md 7;rand Trunk and thlcago anu Sihu ltuhK
pos Lave NeW. York from Ere Depot al D. H. uly'
Ia osre of The Eric RallMa 49,, - r,,c,r
Tickets al the Ohloo9 VI 'i0 49, EDWARD +. BEACH,
General \ gent C. T. and G. ana O. j. kaiiWayA
UIUF POPULAR SHORE LINE u,,,,.,sr
| Fop PRoVlDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EhSL
SII.RAII, FROM GRAND CEN TIA " =.
7r Iress trains daily sundIys eIcepJed 70 boston
sIb a mn D. H. tparlor attached anu AZ " H. WIN
palace sleeping cars - 800, ,,o,,,,>, ,,t mar, q,
EXPORT express at l T. III, pAroI cars attached ar
PROV ipESCE special express at tparlor cars At
,srnedt r1yes al Providence lO2O p. IA. - -.
kes and parlor secured at fh Avenue anA
Hotel Offices and AZ Grand CentfA DepoL
/. W. FILklsSs General Passenger AKoas
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brooAiDn PROPERTY for Sale am 90 Gel

DOR SALE on very easy terms, four-stOry
Il brick dweling on The side OF Columbia Heights,
midway Fulton and Wall street Ferries overlook
ING The bay running through to Eur nans win iOlr-
story store lot 3Jxl5O small amo3 10 only
Of cash required. Address p LESTER. Tribune Office
rINO LET $40 CaritOn-ave, near Paclfic-st.-
A Handsome three-sOry stOnefrOnt house In complete
order Can he at all hours. RI LAND d WHlTlNG'
BeeAman. st.
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Connlrn propertn Uante1-

WANTED to rent for the year, house fur
W nshed unfurnished-win 25 miles Of New > Gorh
OF house where will absent for winter family con
sisJs vi four adults Address >, Tribune once.
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Connirn ilropertp for Sale ana % lei
nor SALE or TO LET.-West OswegO
Il Planning Mil fully equipped and in successful operation
Corner Of Van and West 2dsts OswegO. V Y Fol
terms apply TO rutland * WHITING, BeeSman-st
New DIRK CITY.
TWO new houses at Upper Montclair, n D.,
4 depot; nine rooms lots Is by 2ODj healthy
So 600; easy. II. NJ. BOYD, 50 FTankin-st
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Tickets good on either pier.
Excursion Tickets Tor sale at all Elevated Railroad
Stations

II The new. fast and elegant seagong steamer
"CITT OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions daily Pier Long Branch
making connections for Ocean Grove aud Asbnry Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West 2lstst. " X. $50 m. and
m. Piers n. r., 10 a. and $3.50 .. m. FARE, either
way, with pier ticket 90 cents Excursion EcKe good oay
day issued, 80 cents
A superb saii-saety, Speed and Comfort
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
WI VIA GREENPOINE.

The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pier foot ,c
23dst EAST RIVER for the COmpanys Depot Greenp0lns
connecting with trains for Manhattan Beach at s:t5 81 a.
lO:45 nj. and halfhOury from HIS TO 9:l5 D. IN.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach AZ +735. 10, ll05 IN;
1890, 1880, loo 1870 and nfteen aud thrtf
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OCEAN GROVE, n. J.-Spray View House,
" directly opposite the rooms all large newly fur
nshed light and airy. with all the modern improvements
Address Mrs los WHITE
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VNHE ALLAIRE,
4 SPRING LAKE. NJ j., OPEN Directly on the
Leach superior appointments cuisine uneAcee heuuceu
rates during September. . -. 1900 rr..o>.
THOMAS FARLEY, Manager. r. NJ RICuARDSON.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and sT JOHN leave A. North River, foot
OF Canai-s.. every WEEK DAY. at p H. connecting a.
bany SUNDAY morning excepte with trans NORTH "ese
Excursion tickets to Albany and retu good 30day 81 2O
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-PassengeI

EHIGU VALLEY RAILRO AD.-PaSStigtI
r. ns after Nav 2, 1892 will leave depots iplL
COrtandt De-brOs esss at $40 Am NJ >; ~ am
5:3O D. m kasiOn. Bethlehem. Allentown, Reaih%
Maucl Chunk, Wil,csbarrr. T1wanda. WaVarly iu.' A.
Geneva LYONS Buffalo and the West Northwest PW
coaches run tally Trains at p M i2r Eison
Reading. N4uch chunk, WlkesDarre
and PIT ton. Local trains a. Tor kasOn betiueheu
and Coplav - ,o,n,o. fo, ali
ronts and nlZrtOl cpl regiOnl SUNDAY tram
local for Mauch ChunS $50 Leave Mauch Chuhk al
p. IN. - n, ,,i,urcl, and Cortland,. ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18

VI
Il Hamburg. American Packet Companys Line for
HEKDE - GELLEk .-....---Aug 81.
20. SllbSl A. --------sept =
Rates to plymouth, London CherO9urg ana liamDurg;
First Cabin 800; Second Cabin 500 Sccage so Round
tim at rcdnce rates Storage Hamburg. Hayro and
Suuthaupton on, S24 Send for Tourist Gazette"
III, St Ai,IyI 4 co g. Is. RICHARD & CO..
General Nsents General Passenger AgentS,
M III Hroad-st n Y No 81 Broahway y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18

Commencing June 20 40 through express train wit
drawiug.rOom cars will leave Grand entrd bepot ~ - ~
H. 4 H. - r. daily eXceIt sundays III e:J' a l altNh3
Early the evening Two hours tucI ISl
Wells Win express tram lo
Nepo,t Vi Quebec seats in s-rOomcais may
be cg yod IN advance az d. r. q :. G. ticket ONCE III 6rah
Central Deuot ~ add cssug by mali or Telegraph
&. 1. IENPSTEAD u. T. A., 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18

rVHE SHORE co TTAGES,
4 NEWPORT, r.. l. -
new. ELEGANT; BATHINg, SAILING FIsHING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18

Finest bathing on the coast fishing excellent sniPe are
plenty and good shooting be had cuisine uneXceed
hotel cottages apply az hotel Long i9lal
Railroad trains connect Beach with trains OF Marine
Railwsy forP Point Lookout tickets yOc For
SAY d. AONS i''''- GHARLHs L. COLT. Manager.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-02-11

East Silver Disiric: people have their mail directed to Klar4 Camp, aud the obliging and courteous Hutchins, at Castle Dome P. C., assorts all mail so directed, and it is forwarded by private mail sack and dropped by the genial Douglas at Klara trait.
 Many of the old boys remember Major R. c. Mccoy, who secured the Wilmington from Jack Dom ahue some time ago, and went to San Francesca to effect a sale. Well. I see by a late Chronicle that he ran through what money he had, was not successful, and died from sheer want, exposure and starvation. Hard line7, poor fellow.
 The writer takes pleasure in acknowledging an invitation 10 be one of the guesls al the nnpN tiaIs of Mi-s Mary Alexander ara Hon. A, C. Baker, and regrets his inability to attend. Tn D me Fortune may kindly smile upon them in the years to 0me, and Health, Wealth and Pleae- ure with a prodigal hand shower down their various blessings, is the sincere wish of BRONCO.
 Klara Camp, Feb. 6, 1882.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-02-11
River Improvements

This matter is being much agi- tated, and we are pleased to leare that the California Congressmen are giving it their full attention. Large appropriations are being always made for river improve men's by Congress, and the Colo. rado, still teemiug with hen steamers and surging over sand bars, has been neglected and es- capped the notice of our Territuris al Delegates.
 Capt. PoIhamus, who has been on the river for over 20 years, says that an appropriation uf $10,000, will be all that is requi- site Senator Miller and Geul. RosencranZ are moving in the matter, and we have every conf T dence that Grant Oury, our dele gate will aid this matter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-02-11
ARIZONA SENTINEL .
Gountp Ofiqial paprr.
SATURDAY, FE3RU4RY Il, 1882.

Arizona's newly appointed governor, Hon. F. A. Trille, passed through Yuma on SAtur- day evening last, en route to Prescott. to enter upon the office of Governorship of Arizona. Tine Governor is an old Pacific Coast resident, whom we Lave known by reputation for some years, and only met him personally last Sa- turday. and had very pleasant interview with him. He irn- pressed all who met him most ia Vorably, and all who met him feel satisfied that ne will fit the full requirements of Governor. We had another choice for this position, in the Hon. John J. Gosper, who has filled the posi- tiOn of Secretary and Acting Governor of Arlzona to the satis- faction and c0mmendatiOn of ev- erybody, but we bow to the will of the law and dispenser of public officers. Governor Tritle has liv- td in Nevada for a number of years and ran against i5rSdley- for Governor in 1876. Though defeated he made the most gal lant fight against the most popu- lar man in Nevada and was only defeated by 700 votes. He was prominentand successful lawyer in Nevada and always held in high estimation by his friends of both parties. In 1871 he was d persistent friend of Senator Jones in his first election to the U. s. Senate, and his appointment of course, comes through the Sena- tors inf1uenSe. We are confident that he will stand as favorahly and equally we'll with the people of Arizona, as he d.d in Nevada