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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.

ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND. JAMAICA, HANTI
PORTO RICO. ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and COLOMBIA
SAILING every weekTOulsts invited TO avail themselves
Of these tD which they make on any route "lc1 the
Company take al the extreme low price " -
day which living tn. the whole
transfer any other steamer OF the line
they may me ON the voyage.
EOr passage apply TO
PIN FORWOOD & CO. Agents.
10 Safest, New-YOrk.
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Cilp Real Qetats tor 9lle.

OIIU uEII : bINIE IuL DIIE.
A LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
"A LlsHMENT the East Riy-r water front for sale.
rutland g WHITING, . BeeEman-s1,
ElRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
j. streets in this vicinity for SALE paying 10 per
rutland WHITING, , BCekmau-st.
FOR SALE-$7j, O00.-A house, 2jxGj feet,
cabinet tnsh. hardwood floors mir OTIS bookcases In
library newly decor ated in perfect order 10 East 45tst
GHtM $3.50, $500. Handsome new houses,
ROVV. built byJ. G. Henderson, esd at s6tltst and
ANc-B, Just Completed ten rooms all improvements the
best sanitary plumbing. j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFI, 1914
Broadway.
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CORPORATION Notices.

CITY OF NETWORK, FINANCE DE-
~ PARTMENT Bureau the Collection OF Assessments
ana Arrears Of Taxes and Assessments and OF Croon Water
Rents
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS AND
-. CLERK or ARRRAis. November Is, lSS2.t
taxes Of 1871 1878 1879 Cro;on Waer rents u 1916
is1 and 1915 under tie direction Allan Campbell! Comp
The undersigned hereby public notice. pursuant to
the provisions OF the act entitled An Act the collection
New ok and 10 amend the relation teretO
passed April = 1871.
That the respective owners Of all lands and in
frned situated In the Warts "a inclusive for the
years 1871 1875 and 1879 remaining due and
paid and also the respective owners o. ali land
ments Ia the city OF New situated sOre
said which The regular CrOton been laid
the years 1875 1877 1873 and are now remaining due
and unpaid required pay the sai and CrOton
Assessments and CLERK Of Arrears MS the Depart
ment of Finance in the House. with she interest
thereon at the rate OF per provided by
Chapter SO OF the LAWS tie when the same
became due 10 the time Of payment together with The charges
In such payment such ans and VAL DO sold at
public auction az the new Court House IN the city hAI
person shall offer take the consideration OF aiNanc
Ing amount of tax or CotOn Water rent may
70 the tHe Of sale with charges Of this noce
and Advertisement and All other charges accrued
thereoD and that sale will continued im time U
nns en ~ The lands and tenements sdversed Tor sale
Notice hereby further given detailed statement OF
he tahes ana ne CIoton Water the ownership OF lle
paid published ia pamphlet ami that copies Of The said
pamphlet are deposited In the Office OF the Collector Of Assess
mens and Clerk o. Arreas and will be delivered 10 any per
Collector OF Assessments and CLERK of Arrears.
NOTICE.-PropOsals Tor estimates for bulld-
ing Grill bakhsad ana platform az 79th.s aud for re-
wil be received by the Department Of Docks III and 10
For nun Information the City Roeord copies ior sale
81 No. CITY Hail
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6ieInt5oat5 aH0 Railroads.

ZOE W-HAYEN.-Steamers leave Peek
steamer arriS time e,fy trains Norh ino East
L'ALL RIVER LINE Tor BOSTON and the
TfchDurg; - 70 Newport aut Fau r'er; S275 10 New
RfaoIi a85 GPRo5iDfNCE Gave YeS ork on alter
neis days sundays included nom Pier IS No higcr foot
TrooSiyn oGo Of Fdon.st Jersey Gig ,fiom loot
Of R a1s913ye Pl LI65,y4E EtfIh IRlsenrs.
hoHDi-' E" '0 GO. h. CONNoR, GenI Pass. Agent
EHIGH VALLEY RNLROAD.-Passenger
ns cave depots foot OF tortand and Des6ros es. at
80 80 and P IN ior tason Beihnae@ Aientogn
Ithaca, Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and he West Pullman
through coaches run daily Local trains at 54op Ia Tor
Trains ea5as at - a. M and 3Io p connect for an
local FOR Magch Chunk, SID IN Leave Mauch CHUNK at
Eastern oce corner Of church 994 Gorapat,ts
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-C commencing November q, 1882
through trains vii leave Grand Central Depot;
montreal win drawing.rOom cars also 70 ga, Sa'aosa anil,
Albany, acuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland ami
1880 IN. CHICAGO xpess drawinsrOom carsto Canaan
II to Gaay and roy with connection to Utica
tOga, Dens FAILS la~e George aud ttutand ,,,
4 D. H.. Accommodation TO Albany ANA Troy
M II Louis 4xlress wi 'eepns cars L2 81 Ss
CSC Express Gaiy except sunday Win SeepihS S@e
syracuse and Auburn Road also to saratoga a"a MOL
3 D. NJ Pacific Express daily. with Sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chleaso ana
vine -. .,.a... ord
p tight Express. with seepngear TO Albany ana
Troy Win trains Tor The esi ana
Tickets Bowling Green, - i - 80
way and WestcOtts Express OAees "a s:PS d 20"
and $40 Broadway Ncw.Iork' ana 90 W slE '
j. NJ TOUCEY Gen. sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Landlng at
IL Cransons west Point cornwall. Newourg Marlboro
Milton and EsOpus connecting Win ISel ANU
Delaware AMI stony Railroads Steamboats, city OF Cats
kill and lanes W BALDWIN leave ~ p H. lIon
n. r., saturd =ys az y. NJ
SrtA,RRHIN ar, RIVER AND uAnpon TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 10 y. H., foot OF Cortlandt-st.
Consgnments freight forwarded as directed TO any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOB DlSPATCh
Orders for Of all kinds OF freight and mer
chandise any part of the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LJGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
n the harb0r at reasonable rates - u.,,,,,a 49,. ,..
sIEAMBOArS, BARGES AND GHONES 10 CHAR
TER FOR EXCu 1zIONS. -.
Steamers John H. starin Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10, y. H., at D. m daily saturdays
'MfTRoPoIIs EXPRESS co. between Newly ork and
New. Haven. alId dispatch guaranteed
ID. l. w. X H. received AZ P1er ~
For New Haven and points East at Pier 10
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAM D. Eleven Niles Tor
Cents from iron Pler i, L., OF
CENTRAL shIPYARD Communipaw " J.-Dry Docks
Machine Boiler shops everything apporainn8 70 the
Construction aid repair VI vesseiA
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Citn propcrtp 90 LEI.

ITO LET.-lIotel lately known as RudOlph's
Hotei 70 50 Broadway possession Immediately. re.
feTenccs ed. Apply 70 GEORGE MUNRO II 10 II
NandewaiOf-st, New-lOrk.
TO LET. r,,, ,,,,-,, p,.,,,txo.
situated Broadway ana Beaver st. opposite Bowling Green
the best Offices Ia the city OF YORK FOR
BANKING, INSURANCE BROKERS or OTHER BUSI.
NESS.
This entirely new and truly MAGNIFICENT binding ia about
comp-ted and ready occupancy II IS built OF brick iron
and PINK granite AMI IS THOROUGHLY FlREPEOOF
IL contains four passenger eevatO pure sDsug water
from ian VOL, and ali The
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Choice Offices be occurred hy cliyaTpcaOn TO the
subscriber at MS oce IN SAID building Ia 10 20 BrOuway,
NJ ii. VAIL.
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For Both sexes-Counsrv

For Both sexes-Counrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
N from New-YOrk. chldrca receive a mothers care.
Mrs II. @. MORRELL. Manhdsset, L. l.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. -Nyack on the
h Hudson sBoth sexes $22j send for catalogue. W. H.
BANNISTER. 4. NJ.
COCTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
= BRIDGETOE NewJersey.
Both Sexes Full corps Of teachers. Instruction h0r0ugn
Music Painting. Drawing. Climate mild; very hraithy'
BEGINS SeBtemJcr 3. Address H. X TRASH Principal,
Miscellaneous.
CIRCULARS of good schools, with intelligent
~ advice free to parents HOME AND fOhEipN
TEACHERS AGENCY, los East 20th->t
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
L CHILDREN Will nnd prospecusc5 0. tue BEST either
" TiVrKNEY'- SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
designed 10 assist parents liz selecting schools once
FRE y mali cents postage. Srccil C3t2lorues 0i
The schools furnished BATe Information concerning
schools freely given parents and gtIfGilns ...,.
PINCKN f.Y'- AGENCY for 81 HOOL, ana IiAt mus
Domestic Building, Broadway and l4ihst, Nt"'i x.
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lsndt streets Ferries. as follows ~ ~ -
5l1 7.2U 8, $50 70 and 10 Iimitedl IL a m l. 20 $40
% ., q. q sna . p m, and IL night sundays o II
night. = ~
Express Trains leave New-York daily except sunday
7:ZO a. NJ and D. ~, running through via Trenton and
Camden
Returning trains leave street staticu philadelphia,
1901. 500, $780, $40, o. 90 $780, go $50, aud III IA
Qmi1ed L1pIess l;SOP m L 81 :; is1G imieS o
S45 a. M. (5.25 Limited 500. 745 and $40 N,
Leave ade pha Camden. . IN and 4SO daily
TicS,t aiess "a $40 and 9f4 Broadway. Assor House.
an loot OF pesbrosses aud Courtandt Courtst and
ProotIvn Annex station foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn NoA
ia iii5nd iIgson st HOboken station Jersey Ctr;
me- York Transfer Company will cal for
laoc-a0e nom hotels and residences - 49,.
CHARLES r. PUGH . n WOOD,
General Manager General PasS'r Agent
C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced - 10 Boston for hrstclass ckets good only
as specified on their face. 80
m SO North River foot OF Jayst, Newfork,
irving a. m. Tickets for sale at all pgncpA
tick et offices.
orth River foot OF MarTens $50 m daily
lSundays exeepted). for Boston via Providence direct
Z. w. fILklNS, General Passenger Agent
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THR COLLEGE THE CRY SKw-YoRK.
COR LEXINGTON AVE AND 2sD-sI.,
NEW YORK. Doe. ~, 1859
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
OF the Executive Committee Trustees OF
the eye City OF NegfOfk competitive exanna
nil The position tutor Greek ana Logic ahd lle
position OF tutor English housekeeping Penmanshp anu
Composition VIII be hoi u tao College On Friday DcteDf
-, commencing al O'Clock D.. -,
may desire compete for these positions WI
the Secretary the board OF
Irustoes Hon l. ID KIBRNAN cor, Of Graad aud Ens ts
ALEX. .. WEBB, LIZ D.. President
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filming.

AMIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
N Mine Leadvie Col.
900 OOp shares per slla-e.
A. ". GILL, president J. y LOCKWOOD secretary
Office 81 Broadway, NewYOrk.
TOCUISTITA, Sierra Grande and ali other
~ unlisted mining bought Sold close quotations
". BRENION WELLINC, 81 Broadway.
old DOMINION COPPER MINING CO.
incorporated under laws OF New. York
MINES AND SHELTERS: GLOBE DISTRICT, ARIz
CAPITAL 100000 SHARES; PAR VALUE, SO.
TRANSEER OFrICE ~ RROAnMAY. " Y
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS ANDeoN sim
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN Az
NEW YORK
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COPPER IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
" for sHspendng window sashes Warranted for hfeen
yOars IS RhEaDeihI, c0rner
OF Hester. THOMAS MORTON.
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miscellaneous.

n election of twenty managers of The
~ NETWORK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND, and
Of three inspectors election will be held Institution
34-s and 8th ave, at O'Clock tie afternoon of Meines
day, December 20, 1852. T. BAILEY MYERS.
Y.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENI, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLuTE sARETY
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. K.

~ (Penusylvana X r.. foot COrtlandt
stat Ons In New-York st.. aud DesJIOsses-st
Central h. f{ Oi y. j., FOOT Liberty ST
LEAVE NEWNORk. commencing oct 2 1857.
For south AmAy G.. r. r.. OF y. j., >, 81 l4o
A. p M via Penn. II. r., Q. II m, p sunday, M
For MaaVan, &C., via - r. Is. OF y. j. 5, ID Las,
4, ?. M via Penn. r. r., a m, II NJ, $3.50 p M sun
days, a. ~.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbury PARK
sea Grit Point Pleasant &. H. II, Of y. j. o. $40
H. 10, 4. Via Penn r. r. 4 l. m. $780, m
SUNDAYS Wo; stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury Park
8
For Lakewood, Toms River Bansgat &C. via r. r. OF
For Freehold Via {. T. r. Of y. j.. s. sl5, 1I:f5a NJ L.
IN E@r he{PgrIj . 5I2 l ,.ri a. M q ~ p M
II; T. BALDMIN, j. H. WOOD, ID; r; Ian OLPH
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DOPTLAk SHORE LINE.

GJUII LAN NTIVItE IT y +,
4 FOR PKOVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily SUNDAYS excepted TO Boston at
a. pl0r attached. and Top. with palace
sleeping caIs sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL.
Tickets and seats secured Filth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel uCSet Offices aud az Grald enral DcpOL
l.. 81. FILKINS.
General PASSENGER Agput
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! (UTY OF NETWORK, FINANCE DE-
~ PARTMENT Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments
and Arrears Of Taxes and and OF
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS VI. A. CLARKS
VI French and English school for Young Ladies ana
Children lO7 35st; public school methods employed
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For Both Sexes-Cit

I University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
u 42d.st (46tl year, Primary ConmeIcal ana
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
In new Iron Steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the boat The Sound and
the CITY OF y rW YORK.
leaves 49, North River Wattsst next pier
DesbiOssrs Ferry, lay except sundays, at i:Upn
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Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive Pupils
VA after Monday. Oct rs, IN DRAWING OF and MAIER
COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE, FLOW ERS ana LAND
SCAPE, CHINA PAINTING aud DECORAIlON.
STUDIO, No. 30 MADISON AVENUE.
References; -, 100
Mr.. ID. HUNTINGTON. Mr.M Lillian HAkl, MID Al 70
N. HART, Mr., A. f. BELLOWS.
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BANKING INTERESTS

There were several nimirahln pupore
lcnd at the Bankers Convention at .5ar
ntogu las week. and winch are NJ gen.
crel nt,rcst to the country Mr. Coc.
the President or the Anr icun Baukors
Assocutipn, tcrscN drsrrlhcd q bunk ,u
lts rcri prnct rHl work ns Hu agent ~ the
community to receive and curry AWAY
what TINT community produces il eGccsr
ut lts own urcdE. and to bring back the
same ynlue Of what 1t wants in return
"Whcu the truth is fully recognized"
snid Mr. Coc. that
90 banks. like pth.r essential rlu.
monts OF sooteij. have tp AS the natural
ro-ults OF ihr bc.t social development. We shall
not Nm d II necessary. a- nov. To defend our
ugut % the INSTRUMENTATION. nor fore rI
De compelled tn bnli ap"loglf. tor rsist"uOr
Ihr hest thing t"r the country d. always br.t
Tor IT,. becAu-r vr nro 'r-nprrUniy involved iu
and arc touched 10y every poo. hIo ,ntrrys. that
can rnrct tho community tor gpod ar foroSiI. ''
Another excellent pupur wns reh ON
the yinIs bank Fystcm which has nt.
tanned such popularity in the eastern
stntes. lu tins connection figures were
exhibited from the Internal revenue tn.
hles, showing the noccs4ity for the rX.
tonmon Of the mvIngs bank syntem,
either under gov rnmcnt uusp ccs, IN u
branch of the stnl department, or us
individual ontcrpri-rs. The popularity
of the syBtrm is evidenced IN tho fact
that IN the rnHtern states
the capital uf the euy!ugs
bnnks hns doubled and the Icposlte IA.
creased e6O,OOO,oOU within the Iast two
ycurs EyoU New England state hns
them In httlc Rhode Island the depos-
it, IN savings banks are ti0mDNW in
MHssnchuHctts S2il, l,OD0.OOO against 5ls.
O1,OOO in other Ia k- while in New
York the sum rcnchcs Sa7G,OOOOOU,
II ainst S2iOmOOOO IN other banks.
There ARE twenty-five states and tern
torIcs without savings 'uuka all IN the
west and south. II IA probable that
these inCts and figures vii gu very Tar
toward inducing the next cuugrrss to
-stHblsh tn postal snvingH bank
system, measure that was urged
very cHrurstly last session.
There ia ia large class pr pcope who
would be greatly h,uetittei through the
oper,tions Of such "a s,stcm, and IT.
thorough success m England affords
ample guHIautrr ut It's feasibility here.
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1,rsnN ANn HIs tnIrNns

T. ,s with rpM rcr-e, that we publish
this morning the 'nl story " the clos.
ing scenes u the democratic congrcs.
siounl convention at Austin yesterday.
Congressman Upson's too Ioya friends
rendered him n rything hut b seryi e,
while FOR thcmselves they have earned
distinction not at all cuviablc. Consid
Grafton ot upsou's grievance whatever
It isj against Hancock may bee waived II
~ u personal mnttcr AZ best anu II
Colonel Epson saw III To- wi'hdrh" from
the race the pr"prietE "i T"rh course If
not 70 b" questioned Whatever mn! he
Thought of UpS"n's display OF feeling
But with the delegates who refused 10
20 mt" the convention merely because
they furesaW they cnnld not nominate
their faynrit,. the ca.e IL different
III. Al.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

1t hlr heeu well sa'i that the present
tartl commission seems 90 bc ovnsti *
as lime iu hearing alone the Arguments
VI individuals immediately interested IN
the importation ~ crfiu. mat rals. ar
,ho manufacture of articles wholly pro-
'er,rd from foreign competition hy th,
existing Law II this bc merely urrhm,
mary, IL may turn put to he advantage
ous but it won i -rym that the com
mission might devote some time TO the
consideration u % general system rather
than wholly occupy itself with hstrnius
10 the views OF pogtirs Interested IL spr.
clal products.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

The San Antoine Express Of Thurs
day morning contained this item oi
news "tpspu hps the written insurance
of lancocl given hs lntc aH III May last,
TINT he, HaucocE would not be candi-
dnte FOR congress" Aud then, in the
same article, the Express says Han
COOK nsplres to nni desc, .o- somc. hlug
higher than seat m congress"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

$4,000 Senator Sherman Ht first D-'i.
mated would be eNrhut"l '"- s'.-
Moro thau huli the National hfuk- 1re
represented There is % sp,rihol time
tor the comm ncemeut Ut tie trausfcr,
bnt IT will be- as soon now rs p1s-lrlr. \
number Of applications havo been made
by foreign holders, and there are t9me
s20,pOO,pvO uf the 3i5's held abroad.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

II will bee remembered that thg lrg!s.
luture, at its les, session, 7svd luw
imposing license OF $500 per puuum,
which would be proscriptiyr II enforced,
upon persons selling such literature an
the Police Gazette, New York Varieties
etc The San Antonio Express thus re.
lates how the law is eyaded ~ the Alamo
City
Going into cigar store, the young
man demands "a Police Gazette cigar"
aud pay. fifteen cents, Of course, only
for the cigar, but il handed ont tho
Police Gazette neatly enclosed in a
wrapper, and cheap cabbage leaf And
thus it is that the law goes unenforced,
aud remains as dead letter upon the
statute books.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

New educational methods nrr gaming
foothold all over the country. In Kan
sas City, for example, the farce Of con.
tinuous examinations rs no longer
played aud IN several Of the schools
the subjects Of history nnd geugr phy
ARE now treated more IN the nature Of
reading rNe'ciecs than of text book
matter to be lcarnod by rote-nnd for
gotten shortly after lustruction grows
more practical every day
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

The trcnsuty department has ruled
that Cmucsc may be transported m nu
American yu--u. from one American
port @ aun hcr oven though the weasel
touch nj foreign port duuug the voy-
ngo. Hcrcls d luophuiy thoough which
any number of MonguhUns may bc
thrust into the territory OF the United
State The beginning of Wholesale
evasion OF the muimuIgratiou law
WlnII nAturAILy rnme In inst lAIa Mnl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

Gen Gartrell Is now tn. candidate NJ
four parties IN Georgi for Gov rnor, iu-
Guiding Rreenhgckcrs, republicans, Jude
pendeuts and coRlitionists The green
backer' denouuce EuglRud's crime
against Ireland and Egypt as a crime
aRainst the minimizing clAsarn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

Itis proposed 20 change the name II
the Univcrly ot the South to Sewuuee
university aud ;hn- rid 1t W nil political
enggestlOm-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

Perhnl There ls % diamond hoil m
Georgia; WHO kuov-2 An old German
geologist living ai the town ~ Norcr1-s.
in that sta,e bas been ksockug urouud
some with his hammer and fouud d
stone half dis large nsa h.n', rgg, which
he thought might bc % jewel, aud ha INK
1t brushed mp proved % hca diamond
for which, according TO the local PAPERS.
he has been offered sif, oo by TiGm
The entire population i- now hunting
for the rest Of them, but so far without
guccegE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

Two d.2eu pastmasters were among
the delegate 'o the sat, republican
convention at An TN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
! te'uiy 10 DE most ts,c client qualities II pfpf
bulys pf pmlA,uC FLUID A, di,nfce,tnt and
irirr, mt It ,' both Theoretically aud practically
'np'u"t 70 Any pt'pHr'lur with uh,,h Anl a,.
luNn''i N T LurruH. rr'f Chemistry
Dnrbys fluid il Recommended by
n .n ATSAtunv II SIur,tErs. 4 Gunrrl
Rev tnAs. DmAs. u D.. Church Il the
.trHgor' n y
j., luCnslH Columbia, Irui Un,,r,ity.al
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-26
Eradicatos
MALARIA.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
Building Lots.

SI(UO. lot 4IiO rods, 12th Ward, close to
car line and excellent loeaionss ~
S76O CHOICE BUILDING LOT xxi
p w. rods, near Captain Hoopers resi-
dence, 10Th Ward.
Cook BUILDING LOT 21-21lO RODS
9AAO' south front, near Goth Ward school
house, close to water; cheap.
$1,000 ELEGANT BUILDING LOT on
Q1OOO' Arsenal Hill, commanding view
ofscity and valley,
0OO FULL LOT AND A HALF ON
@AOOO' State Road, suitable for pastur-
eI0O -FOUR BY SEVEN RODS IN Sd
efOO' Ward, near the State ROsd.
300 PER ROD FRONT IN nth WARD,
CIV cut in sizes to suit; good location
for working man: fruit trees and city water
G20O0 A FINE LOCATION FOB THE
POOOO erection Of medium price tene-
ment houses, in the l1th Ward, on I'd South
street, being nearly 500 ieet from tags One
block from car line, south front. Only lot of
the size for sale in the city ia desirable 10
cation Tor the price
,OSO0 A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
$3.50 for bu4iness purposes, opposite
Valley House, 41kKl65 feet. No other lot
can be bought in the vicinity for double the
o rice There is money in Il.
&600 a HALF LOT, 5x20 RODS, 5TH
49, Ward, near railroad and in the Wei
nifty of the Denver and Rio Grande depot.
S206 A HALF LOT 6x1O RODS, IN THE
ROO 2lst Ward, half block from the car
Inc; east front, trees and Iucerne.
&97H Building LOT ON STATE
Road, 21Ix10 rods; or we will sell
one or more rods frontage at tho same ratio; or
should you desire putting up tens rent
houses, now so much in demand, we can fur
nlsh you near 500 feet frontage for that pur'